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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1975
Page
2
A mother recollects her son John, now thirteen, for his rare self control and thrift. He saves allowances, postpones immediate gratification, and even taxes his family with a mock bank account built on trust. The piece details his discipline, finance lessons, and the surprising influence on a household.
Fremont unveils official bicentennial flag for city celebrations. The flag departs from the standard blue field with stars, featuring three large eagles in white with blue outlines. Harvard Lamers, chair of the Public Days Committee, presented the flag funded by Pathfinder’s Days proceeds totaling 274 dollars.
Alameda County Fair Association ruled the Hare Krishna group may pass out leaflets at the fair if they refrain from drums or finger cymbals and can’t impede others. They may buy admission and enter the grounds for distribution. prior exhibitors were given space, but the sect had been denied free or commercial space. The group filed a federal suit in San Francisco after being denied exhibit space. fair officials say the policy allows religious groups to distribute literature without obstruction, and only those already occupying space would be present.
Fremont reports Tom Blalock has been named public works director, supervising about 180 staff in engineering and the build section. He reorganizes his old duties among Paul Ove, Dick Animus, and Ray Newman, with Ove handling personnel, Animus budgeting and bookkeeping, and Newman progressing payments on construction projects. Blalock will focus on public concerns and street maintenance amid rising road costs. His salary rises from 2 350 to 2 538 monthly. Ohio extends registration for 10 week future session with classes starting June 28 and running to August 30, Saturdays 8 15 to 9 15 am.
Fremont recreation department hosts sessions with a $3 fee at Jer High School 4957 Thornton Ave in July. Central Bank System Inc aided by National Bank of Fresno and Tahoe National Bank supported by Amos W. Dawe while the recreation department HQ sits at 375 Country Drive. Income for the 12 weeks ended June 17 shows 7000 earned in the second two weeks of 74.
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