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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1971
Page
2
The United Auto Workers Hall in Fremont hosted the Second Annual Purim Ball by Temple Beth Torah. More than 300 guests enjoyed strolling musicians and candlelight dancing to Bill Sadie and his band. Co chairs were Mr and Mrs Marvin Soroken after four months of planning.
The Friends of the Newark Library, inc form a group planning book sales puppet events and a lecture by Dr. Thomas Poulter during National Library Week. Dr Poulter will speak Voices from the Deep at 7 30 p m April 21 at The Newark Community Center.
Olives add a nutlike flavor and meaty texture to creamed chicken roast beef hash and ham and noodle casserole. The ripe olive brings an appetizing interest to these leftovers with a distinctive ebo ny accent.
Alameda County Library youth program promotes My Language But a Cry by Richard D Ambrosio. The piece highlights Laura a neglected mute girl found by a psychoanalyst as he helps her transition from a girls home to outside life. Other new titles include Israelis Veronica Muskie and Chairman of the Board. Food tips offer canned apple sauce dessert ideas.
Washington Township Junior Women’s Club members prepare MA decks for a Sunday Gin Rummy event to benefit the Boys’ Club of Fremont. They will help set up and host at 12 noon in the Internationally Kitchen, 545 Teralla Boulevard, with a 320 entry fee and tickets through Ronald Molla.
St Jude Institute No 163 of the Young Ladies Institute holds an Official Visit and 25th anniversary celebration at St Leonard's parish hall Fremont. Mrs Arribas of All Saints Institute No 66 will be district deputy. 12 St Jude members receive silver pins for 25 plus years of LI membership.
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