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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1976

Page

9

Fremont Community Calendar of Events Dec 2 3

We read a lengthy Fremont area schedule listing holiday art shows craft groups classes and dance sessions across schools centers and churches. Notable entries include Olive Hyde Art Gallery events, bookmobile stops, Native American studies, senior citizen programs, square dancing, English as a second language, and a Friday youth teen night with locations in Fremont Newark Union City and surrounding venues.

Crafia Ghew and Gale Olive Hyde Community Center Washington Fremont Central Ave Darwin Drive Bridgewater Street Redstone Terrace Blackstone Way Linda Vista Bruce Drive Chorel Timothy Rix Isle Royal Plante Blacow Sundale Drive Maloney Chapel Way Alameda County Alvarado- Niles Road Union City Union St James L. Bunker Smith and Birth Newark Nar-Anon P.m Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Fremont Blvd MacGregor School Cedar Boulevard Los Cerritos Community Center Alder Ave Glenmoor Drive Fremoont Parkway Ballydance Mirror Room Irvington High School Washington Blvd Hee Hawe Grimmer Newport Drive Donna Newark Community Center Cedar Bivd Apan Logan Drive Corpus Christi Church Oliveira Freallt

Christmas Grinch Steals Family Gifts at Limota Terrace

A home on Limota Terrace was entered through a second story window Monday and many gift wrapped items were stolen. Sharon Barrand reported seven pairs of Levi jeans a gold jacket two games suede shoes and a few other items worth about 124 dollars.

Frebaont Sharon Barrand Limota Terrace Galice

Carter sees economy weaker after adviser meeting

President elect Jimmy Carter met with 17 economic advisers and his spokesman said the economy is in worse shape than previously claimed. He signaled resistance to steel price hikes and inflation, noting pessimistic outlooks from the brain trust and indicating forthcoming comments at a news conference.

Jody Powell Carter Powell

Burglar Steals Office Machines from Fremont Bank

Fremont police report a careful theft at the Fremont Bank branch at 89250 Fremont Blvd. A curtain was drawn over a surveillance camera before a 3200 theft of four typewriters and two calculators. Bank employee Sandy Fave discovered the break Tuesday at 6 30 AM. No forced entry signs observed by Officer Kenneth Nance.

Fremont Fremont Blvd Kenneth Nance Central Business Sandy Fave Fave

Air board rebukes EPA easing rules on new industry

The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District voted against ten EPA draft plans that would allow new polluting plants in areas not meeting clean air standards. Three directors dissented while Alameda County officials backed the stance amid upcoming Sacramento hearings on the Dow plant and related environmental impacts.

District Board of Directors EPA Sacramento The Bay Area Agency Rioesseri Congress Sam Chayadapa Ford Carter Stuart Cullen Elvedere John Powell James Lemos Berleevan Ibody Uhunts Alameda County Assemblyman Tor Hotel Union Cy Richard Oliver Bay Area Air Pollution Control District Dow Governor's Office of Planning and Research Lands Commission Water Resources Control Bard Reclamation Board Department of Water Resources State Capitol

Baritone dreams span a century of work and memory

At eighty, Silva reflects on a life starting in Newark and Centerville. Born near a white house in 1496, he recalls early schooling, wagons and saloons, then a first job at Graham Wedgewood Stove Foundry for two dollars. He built a water-well drilling business, faced stiff competition, then pivoted to trucking before retiring in 1961. Now he bikes daily and plays baritone horn.

Silva White House Thorton Junior High Santa Rita County Dublin Canyon Centerville Graham Wedgewood Newark Levante San Jose Axe Iink Brookvale

Memorial for Fremont teacher and crossing guard Massey

Richard J. Massey a 73 year old Fremont resident known as a school traffic guard and volunteer crafts instructor died after a long illness. He taught sewing painting and crafts at Aveveda Elementary and Centerville Junior School and worked with mentally retarded students in special education. Funeral services are at Fremont Memorial Chapel with surviving wife Juanete and four grandchildren, plus a daughter Sue Belliveau and siblings in Kansas.

Fremont Richard J Red Massey Aveveda Centerville Redwood City Hayward Daily Review California Kanga Colorado Oklahoma Review Juannete Yucatoning Bill Senning Walters Junior High School Fremont Boulevard Centerville Junior High School Dusterderry Way Williams Street Fremont Memorial Chapel John R. Massey Howard Kansas Sue Belliveau Burney Calif John Massey Reg Newton Wichita

Gilmore execution date set for sunrise Monday

Utah judge J Robert Bullock ordered Gary Gilmore shot at sunrise Monday at Wah State Prison after Gilmore rejected a 3 day delay offer and complained about wearing a hood and being tied to a chair. Bullock refused to alter execution method or accept an unauthorized appeal.

Provo. Utah UPI J. Robert Bullock Gary Gilmore Gilmore Wah State Prison Bullock U.S. Supreme Oot Salt Lake Tribune

Grand opening gala for Newark student store opens

Mary Sousa and teacher Dolores Lindsay opened The dewel of Newark at the Lido Faire shopping center in Newark. Run by students as an educational project of the Newark school district, the store sells crafts on consignment to help educationally handicapped dropouts rejoin learning. Dignitaries included Mayor James Balentine and chamber manager Bob Jaeger. Mrs. Lindsay conceived and runs the project, with the Memorial High jazz band performing.

Mary Sousa Dolores Lindsay Dewel of Newark James Balentine Chamber of Commerce Bob Jaeger Lindsay Memorial High Jazz Band

Reprieve on insurance keeps schools open now

Trustees vote to accept Levinson proposal to cover insurance costs. The district faces a $275000 overrun, with liability premiums minimum $100000 after Jan. A tax increase vote and installment plans are discussed. district foresees program cuts to balance the budget. Fire alarm bids for 5000 detectors set with costs estimated between $1 million and $3 million.

Dick Arey Levinson Mort Levinson Levinson Brothers

Juveniles Arrested for Stripping Car in Newark

Five juveniles seven youths? No. Five youths—one boy and four girls—were arrested after a 1966 Pontiac overturned on Station Road near W Mowry Avenue. They removed radio gear, tapes, four speakers, steering wheel, horn, and tool box from the damaged vehicle before a citizen alerted police. Officer Stoner recovered all stolen items.

Newark Sostenes Romero Fremont Station Road W. Mowry Avenue George Stoner Stoner

Man in Trailer Accident Sinks in Water

Santa Cruz police report James Mc Cauley of Santa Clara launched a boat from a trailer yesterday. The trailer and his station wagon lurched into eight feet of water and sank. He had left the vehicle in reverse gear and swam to the surface and safety.

Santa Cruz James McCauley Santa Clara MecCauley

Newark City Council faces tough staffing and budget questions

Outlook in Newark grows grim as council prepares to weigh police para-professionals and workload relief. Tonight at 8 in vanity hall they will review variances for patio cover and a sign request, plus a six-lot subdivision on Mashews Jane Road between Willow and Spruc.

Tumlund Vnty Hall Newark Wvd Mashews Jane Road Willow and Spruc Streets

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