News Scrapbook 1970-1972

Clairemont Girl Wins ch larshi 7 - IJ - 1~ l.,A.,\,<,u.•~ Cla1rcmont l!igh h I sr- nior won a $1,000 cholarship and her school a flag which flew o er the ile Hou e with her entry in the God Bless .American Week ssay contest. L, Judith Stevens of 4151 A nca Ave. She plans to use her cholarship attending the Unjvcrs11)•of $an Diego. -- Herbert G Kl m, White House communications direc- tor, repre entecl President Nix• on in making the presentations during God I s America 1ght al San Die,;o Stadium Saturd· y. Klein presented the flag to C1a1r ont High School Vice Prine pal Les Cas. e. OTHE WINNE 0th award winner were W11Uam :\liles of 7582 Radent Ave., of Kearny High School, $~ savings bond for second ptac ; Bcrnade Hernendez, 4691 Winona A\e.. Crawford High S<:hool, $250 savmgs bond, ml 1>lace, John S<:hn«:ider, 2111() Rowley Ave • Ramona, Ra• mona High School, $250 savings bontl, iourlh place. w· ners of $100 savings bond awa were Diane Farhat, 8681 ~elr tine Avf'., Christian High School; John LeWJS, 3405 Quince St,. Ch,rle$ M.ir inez, 4425 Bancroft S ., and Thomas Merritt, ~832 I.ancR•ter Dril·e, all of St. Augustine High &hon!: David Tlrhan, 1671 Dia- mond SI , and Carol White, 52~4 M•drlle\on Road, both of MIS· The c:ssay:s were hased on the tt em<', "God Bless America: Whal y Oounlry Means To Me" God B!Pss America Week run t ough Saturday and San D ega are urged to fly the fla,., th1uugbout the observance, said Charles Hopkins, president or the committ<'e • ponsoring the program here. sion Bay l11gh School. BA~ED ON THEME

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