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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1975
Page
4
Quote captures Petris praising a unnamed woman whose deeds elicit positive feelings. The senator frames the subject's work as a source of personal satisfaction and public benefit, signaling approval and encouragement.
Grace Draper hosted a surprise luncheon at Crawley's in Fremont with more than 50 well wishers. State Sen. Nicholas C. Petris and Rep. Don Edwards sent praise and gratitude for her decades of service with TriCity Volunteers. Community members, including Mayor Gene Rhodes and Rev. Donald Anderson, lauded her as a teacher and unselfish leader who brought Fremont churches together and mentored students.
The inter district spelling bee sponsored by the News ark Junior Women's Club saw three Newark students excel. Shelley Maertins of John F. Kennedy Elementary won first, Alison Garcia of El Musick Elementary took second, and Dan Gutierrez from Musick placed third. Prizes included a $25 bond for first, girl certificates for second and third, and $50 awarded to Kennedy for having the most finalists. Dr Ward Rasmus of San Jose State led the event with judges Lillian Billington, Ray Wirtz, Barbara Andersen, and Charlotte Kampeik.
Mr and Mrs John E Raudio of Fremont plan a May 18 celebration at their daughter Mrs Lloyd L Duck Sr s Fremont home. The couple married when Raudio worked on Northwestern Pacific Railroad trains in Fort Bragg. They moved to Oakland in 1917 where he became a Southern Pacific freight conductor and later retired to the Niles District. They have a son daughter three grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
Dear Helen and Sue, a reader asks how to handle a sister who does excessive housework and resents help. The column weighs motives, suggests not pressuring her, and explains the need to address underlying family dynamics rather than impose change.
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