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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1969
Page
6
A teen writes that kissing and arm around a partner after school should be private and not attract neighbors criticism. She argues love is private, while adults judge similarly to others who imagine themselves in the same situation. Readers are invited to send letters to Mr Bavaresto at The Argus in Fremont.
Newark High School Marching Band and Drill Team, 104 members, are selling Christmas cards to raise funds for their trip to the All Western Band Review in Long Beach. Director Gerald Turney notes reviews test musical excellence and marching, with adjudicators evaluating instruments, reeds, uniforms, and coordination. Proceeds support each student’s travel account as the group combines fund raising with performances and upcoming parades and homecoming events.
A 1969 Mission San Jose High School alumnus now at Caltech Pasadena is named a semi finalist in Merit's annual scholarship. John I Belew Jr son of John F Belew Sr of Fremont appears in Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students. Ten $400 scholarships will be awarded to colleges named by top winners. Belew studies physics and astronomy and holds a $250 Herst Foundation grant. He was a PG&E finalist and did laser beam projects for NASA and Lawrence Radiation Center in high school.
A compact, era flavored card listing numerous 1960s and early 70s songs and artists. It names titles such as Can't Get Next To You Elvis Presley Sugar Sugar and Come Together by the Beatles, plus various artists like Dionne Warwick, Tom Jones, Glen Campbell, and Creams of the era, suggesting a radio or DJ playlist roundup.
Rainbow Girls Assembly No 182 and Job’s Daughters volunteers dedicated Saturdays from 9 am to 3 pm to pack Christmas Seal envelopes for the Tuberculosis and Health Association of Alameda County. About 140 girls from 40 Rainbow and Job’s Daughters groups worked at the Oakland headquarters, with envelopes to be sent to county homes in mid November and funds used to fight tuberculosis emphysema and air pollution.
The Sunday Argus promotes a family oriented package with a rotogravure magazine named Family Weekly and a tabloid Previewer supplement. It highlights local news coverage including Saturday night sports, a real estate section, and other features at $1.50 monthly. Call 797-5275 to subscribe.
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