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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1971

Page

7

Pre Christmas Sale Plans by Newark Women’s Club

Representatives from the Welcome Wagon Club of Newark led by Mrs. Stan Prager and Mrs. Byron Kohl discuss a pre Christmas sale at the Washington Township Youniors event. Members Mrs. Don Silva Mrs. Jim Ellett join Mrs. Michael LaPlante in admiring puppetry by Mrs. Thomas Rekt.

Welcome Wagon Club of Wewark Stan Prager Byron Kohl Washington Yewnship Provisions Don Silva Jim Ellett Michael LaPlante Ways and Means Thomas Rekt

Holiday Bazaar Plans For Newark and Fremont

A four club sponsored Holiday Bazaar is set for November 19 20 at the Country Club of Washington Township Fremont. Newark and Washington Township Junior Women's Clubs join Welcome Wagon to offer handmade gifts and art work with prices under 1. The event features booths from each group Decoupage candles needlework and paintings plus a table of crafts for the Os teogenesis Imperfecta Foundation. Doors hours Friday 11 am to 3 pm Saturday 10 am to 4 pm.

Fremont Newark Newark Junior Women's Club Washington Township Country Club of Parish Avenues Welcome Wagon Club of Lowell Y. Arnett Country Club Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation Wkr Richard Cargike Fremont Boulevard Central Avenue

Members Installed In Ritual At ESA Ceremony

The ritual installation marked the culmination of six months of study by two members supervised by Mrs. Larry Christiansen. The ceremony highlighted the sorority ESA's ideals of philanthropic education and social service, noting about 46,000 members worldwide. Four service awards were presented, including a five year pin to Mrs. Paul Plumfield, former state president and leader of Eta Upsilon and Tata Alpha chapters in Frememd.

Larry Christiansen Acesiden ESA Paul Plumfield Utah Eta Upsilon Tata Alpha Frememd

Remarkable family excursion ends in Crescent City misdirection

Mr and Mrs Ralph E Sherman and their year old son Michael undertook a hunting trip that turned into an adventure when their plane ride from Oakland was diverted by fog to Crescent City. They spent over five hours traveling by road back to Arcata while their husband waited in fog. Michael described the ride as memorable for a first plane trip. Further notes recount new neighbors moving into local Newark and Fremont areas and multiple birthday gatherings at La Fuente Restaurant, including Mike Martin and Laurie Kassel celebrations.

Ralph E. Sherman Mr. Sherman Arcata Crescent City Arcnta Sherman Crescett City Uto Fremont Michael Allen Schmidts Schmidt Rab#t Himilton del Marin Keys San Francisco Yamamoto John Jeannie Raymond Lowe Grass Valley la Fuente Mike Martin Moreau High School Hayward Mike Jenny Reyes la Fuene Laurie, Kassel Arthur Kassel Danny Hazel Laurie Theresa Kassel Jose Camacho Clse Mary Sanchez

Sorority Plans Pinning Ceremony and Fundraising Sale

The Kappa Theta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha plans a pinning for new member Mrs. Robert Janes at the regular meeting tonight hosted by Mrs. Bill Ellsworth in Fremont. A Candie Boutique sale and candy showcase from the House of Mock is scheduled for November 18 at Traniel Dunt’s home in Santa Ines, with guests invited.

Robert Janes Kappa Theta Epsilon Sigma Alpha My One Bill Ellsworth Idem Fremont Traniel Dunt Bonis Sones Santa Ines Fremembers House of Mock Milpitas Bud Zirkde Ralph Krebs Robert Jones John Nordhausen Tudeding Duke Biggs Easteeth McVay James Stone

Why Grow Old Candy and Cake A Dieter's Wee 7

Diet columnist Josephine Lowman warns dieters about hidden calories in common foods. She lists items such as chocolate cake 400 calories French dressing 0 and mayonnaise 100 plus pies ice cream and butter, noting preparation affects counts. The piece urges practical menu reuse for families and skim milk as a lower calorie option.

Josephine Lowman

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