Students resist Fremont district cuts in teacher staff and class time
Irvington High School students report strong opposition to proposed cuts in staff and reduction of class periods from six to five. A poll shows nine to one against fewer classes, with notes urging residents to oppose the plan. Other Fremont schools echo fears of college admission impact and reduced instruction amid a $1 million budget deficit.
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Irvington High
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IHS
David Coda
Irvington
Ken Caipbett W
Donna Ribiskie
Fremont
Board of Education
Etter
Orinda Blitt
Linda Geller
Donna Goward
Brinda Evans
William Bolt
Tom Maloney
Bolt
Maloney
Newark Indian Lore Group Opens Camp Workshop Series
Youngsters and Scout members may join a three two hour workshop series at 51 Elmwood Avenue Fre nant starting Tuesday March 3. Mrs Fran Briseno leads the Newark group with sessions from 7 to 9 pm and the last two meetings set for April 14 and 28. The organization offers youth group insurance and invites interested students with good conduct and attendance to attend.
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Elmwood Ave Frenant
Fran Briseno
Aca
P.m
Briseno
Eknwood Avenue
Briseng
Lollypoppies volunteer group aids cancer drive efforts
An ambitious Fremont group of high school girls called the Lollypoppies plans summer volunteer work for the Family Service Bureau. They from Irvington and Washington High Schools will assist at a convalescent hospital and support a cancer drive by stuffing envelopes and collecting donations door to door. The Juniorette program, sponsored by the Washington Township Junior Women's Club, aims to develop leadership through community service with activities including bake sales and a Mothers Tea. Officers include Mary Adams as president and Colleen Immekus as first vice president.
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Fremont
Washington Township Junior Women's Club
Arthur Capriotti
Family Service Bureau
California Federation of Women’s Clubs
Rines
Volk Singing Session Highlights Fremont Teen Center Event
A folk music program is set for Wednesday at the Fremont Teen Center Walnut House on Walnut Ave. Teens in the Fremont area are invited to enjoy varied performances. The Center Span Dialogue on April 1 will feature Leroy Pyle, Fremont Police narcotics officer, discussing the local drug problem.
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Fremont
Walnut House
Walnut Ave
Ata
Fremont Area
Leroy Pyle
Leo Club Formed in Alameda County at Fremont High
The first Leo Club in Alameda County, sponsored by the Centerville Lions Club, will be chartered on April 14 at the International Kitchen. Bill Stoermer of Washington High School is named president, with Bill Robinson as vice president Gina Robison secretary and Doug Nidever treasurer all from Washington High. The club serves youths 12 to 20 and aims to build leadership through community service. Contact Roy Stoermer at 700-3848 for membership.
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Leo
Alameda County
Nergest
Fremont
Bill Stoermuer
Washington High School
Centerville
Lions Club
Lions International
Bud McCloud
Leo Chub
New Generation Singer Performs at Newark Church
The New Generation Singer, a group of 15 reform hippies and drug addicts, will perform tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at the Pentecostal Church of God, 37971 Filbert St., Newark. The event is part of The Young People's Program, sponsored by the church, and is free and open to Newark and Fremont area youth. For more information call 797 2403.
Chart Of Classic Songs And Artists List
A compact list of songs and artists with chart rankings and notes. Includes Elvis Presley Lucy, Simon & Garfunkel, Credence Clearwater Revival, Aretha Franklin and others across a multi-artist compilation.
Newark Girl Scouts Plan Teen Exchange With Mexico
The Newark Girl Scouts sponsor a third year exchange to Toluca Mexico. Two or three Newark girls will live with Mexican families and Mexican Scouts will visit Newark for a three month term. Mrs Fran Briseno coordinates the arrangements and participants cover roundtrip airfare and personal extras.
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Newark
Scout Farmisies
Toluca
Mexico
Fran Briseno
Mexico City
Brisona
St Anthony's Youth Council Pancake Breakfast in Newark
The St Anthony's Youth Council No 14 of Newark invites all to a Palm Sunday pancake breakfast from 9 am to 12 noon at the Newark Pavilion 6430 Thornton Ave Newark. All you can eat pancakes plus eggs sausage juice milk and coffee will be served.
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St. Anthony’s Youth Council No
Newark
Nogn
Newark Pavilion
Thornton Ave
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