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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1969
Page
4
Two films on prepared childbirth and Lamaze introduced by Sylvia Boyd, an accredited Lamaze teacher, will be shown tonight at 7:45 p.m. at Chabot College Hayward. The program is sponsored by the American Society for Psycho-Prophylaxis In Obstetrics.
NOR Alvin Roth of New York demonstrates sharp card sense in a Team Trials deal. He defends against Wests weak two-bid to reach four hearts, dodges a spade lead, and uses precise ruffing and trump management to hold East to one trick.
Fremont Organization for Civic Unity and Service will discuss housing at tonight’s meeting in Fremont Congregational Church. C. E. Planck, FOCUS representative, says Leonard McVicar will discuss advanced housing and community development ideas. Also noted is Adm. Thomas Moorer’s arrival in Vietnam for a Navy facilities inspection.
Fremont 121 new teachers from the Fremont Unified School District and Ohlone College toured the city organized by the Fremont Chamber of Commerce. They visited Mission San Jose General Motors Fremont Central Park and the city government building, then attended a luncheon at Linda Vista Park with welcomes from Councilman Gene Mendes City Manager Don Driggs and chamber chair Marge Montgomery. Six foreign students at Ohlone College or Fremont high schools joined the excursion. The day began with an orientation at Irvington High led by J Bolt who introduced top district administrators.
A cross religious group gathered in Dag Hammarskjold Plaza for a public memorial to 15 people hanged in Baghdad last week. The 15 included 11 Muslims, two Christians and two Jews, reflecting a year of Iraqi executions that have claimed five spy suspects.
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