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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1975
Page
2
The district runs a Wednesday class from 7 to 1000 p.m. at Washington High. Taught by broker Robert Pieri of Barr Wilson, the program covers stocks and related topics.
Alsineda County Supervisors will hold a 7 p.m. session starting with a work session on the financial status of the county's alcohol, drug abuse and mental health programs. The county faces a $318,714 shortage in the drug and alcohol programs and a $27 million gap in current mental health funding.
The Tibureia Vasquez Medical Clinic a nonprofit in nan Gir launches a free blood pressure screening education program to detect hypertension. The two hour sessions run Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to noon starting May 7 and will travel to local industries or organizations. Clinic site is 30255th St Union City.
About 1,000 marchers are planned to wind through Fremont on December 12 as the Alameda County campaign marks its annual Arthritis fund drive. Campaign Chairman Dick Schofield said a goal of 250,000 dollars has been set for the drive to support clinical research and public information efforts.
Senior citizens may join Ohlone College field trips, says Dr. Neil McCallum director of arts and sciences at Oblooe. Trips have included Jan Muir State Park art museums Sausalito water project and media stations. Details will be published by the Community Services Department and provided to seniors centers and clubs. Seniors can contact McCallum’s office for information.
New Haven adult school will start new classes next week offering occupational skills homemaking crafts English as a second language and citizenship courses. Most classes are free except a $20 driver education fee and a $15 welding fee. Registration occurs during the first weeks at James Logan High School in Union Day. For information call 471-500 weekdays 6 to 3:9.
Volunteer nurses are needed in the New Haven school district to help run a voice clinic on April 11 at the Kennedy Center in Union City. Doctors and the district speaker and hearing department will operate the clinic from 8 30 a.m. to 12 30 p.m to identify children with voice difficulties, possibly physiological rather than speech problems. Volunteers should call Gerri McCabe at peril services New Haven schools at 171 1190.
Alameda County health services announce an outpatient alcoholism treatment program starting Thursday at SOUL Logan Drive. Services run weekly on Thursdays with fees based on ability to pay and include counseling, group therapy, medical treatment, a screening interview and medical examination. Self referrals and agency referrals accepted by phone or in person Friday from 8am to 5pm.
A Monday fire of undetermined cause damaged a building housing a small business and an adjacent flower shop in the downtown district. Fire department officials estimate losses around $200. The blaze appeared to originate in a storage room of a fabric shop in the two story brick building. Fire was spotted about dawn.
The international mercy flotilla withdrew unable to rescue South Vietnamese refugees from Communist held Da Nang due to Viet Cong artillery fire. US officials said civilian authorities controlled evaluations and would pull back to avoid danger while pursuing safer overland routes from Qui Nhon and other southern cities. More than 20,000 refugees remained aboard charter vessels heading toward Cam Ranh Bay as Navy transports prepared for redeployment.
Fremont city council eyes budget suggestions tonight after sparse turnout and four speakers. A Mission San Jose fence dispute prompts discussion of height regulations and enforcement, while a human relations commission plan seeks tighter rules on housing discrimination. Also reviewed are a joint parking plan with John Weed and an appraisal proposal for a two lane stretch on Fante Parkway between Eggers Drive and Peralta.
The Fremont Jaycees will announce the Outstanding Young Educator of the Year at the Awards Banquet. Finalists include Darlene Kammerer and Marcia Senna of Irvington High School and Jacquelyn Allen of Thornton Junior High, with other nominees and schools listed. Rick Sutfin, Portola Valley district superintendent, will speak on Applying Gumpersons Law in Education.
Newark trustees will administer the oath of office to Ross W. Westover who was elected to the Newark school board in March and re-elect Woody Ballard and Al Retkowitz. They will appoint officers and discuss a resolution to give notice of intent to sell the Bunker Smith and Moores Avenue school sites.
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