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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1969
Page
1
Three students Harlan Chapman Julie Kane and Mark Wagoner perform a conservation skit at Maloney School Fremont during Conservation Week. Displays are set up to emphasize bay land animal conservation as part of the weeklong observance.
Weathered seas and shifting forecasts threaten Apollo landing sites as crews monitor maritime conditions near Guadalcanal. Siler notes no improvement in observations while pilots report gusts up to 15 miles per hour and 15 foot swells. Ground control and astronauts discuss contingency landing areas as forecasts waver.
Newark City Council Recreation Commission will hold a joint session March 20 at 8 p.m. in City Hall. Topics include parks use philosophy, land acquisition funds, landscaping regulations, community and industrial development, forming a youth commission, a city swimming center, beautification of city entrances, and possible changes to park and recreation commissioner terms.
A Requiem Mass for Cyrilla Sty 65 who died Sunday in a Fremont convalescent home was said yesterday at Corpus Christi Church Fremont. She was a Spring Valley Illinois native and had lived in Alameda County two years residing at 3271 St. Fremont. Funeral details included a 9 a.m. Thursday service and burial at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland.
Newark Senior Scout Trailblazers announce a backpack trip to Emi Grant Basin Wilderness Area in California for sixth graders or older. Eligible scouts must attend a meeting with a parent on April 14 at 7:30 p.m. at 5128 Elmwood Ave New Oak.
Israeli Premier designate Mrs. Golda Meir began forming a new government in Jerusalem and toasted peace with neighbors while warning that Israel will respond if attacked. In London, officials said a Big Four meeting on the Middle East would start soon at the United Nations in New York after preliminary talks among the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union.
Cascade Pools Inc of Castro Valley was the apparent low bidder for repainting and re caulking the pool on the temporary Ohlone College campus. The bid totaled 12 484 with Aqua Engineering Redwood City at 12 497 and Custom Pools Sacramento at 14 565. The district board will consider approval and award of the contract.
Newark High School coordinator of student activities Eugene Savage attends the State Board of Education meeting in San Francisco today providing updates on school programs and student activities.
Public notice details registration of a general circulation newspaper in Alameda County California. Mentions Order No 34684 of the Superior Court. Indicates post office filing and subscription rates 10 cents per copy 1.50 monthly 18.00 yearly.
Alameda County Supervisors moved toward a 1970 ballot proposal to expand the board to seven members or retain a five-member unit with a full-time chair. The vote directed County Counsel to draft alternate charter amendments and place one on the general election ballot. Board members cited balance issues and redistricting tied to the 1970 census with possible action in 1971.
The Graduates department recognizes Fremont Police Chief Clinton Wright along with Det. Sgt. Duane Watson and Det. Le Roy Pyle of Fremont and Det. Donald Cabeceiras of Newark as recipients in a formal ceremony.
Newark Unified School trustees agreed to form a district citizens advisory committee and set its first meeting for March 26. Five trustees will select three nominees from seven geographic areas, with top vote getters named to the committee. The board will solicit suggestions and may later define goals and term lengths. Dr. Aubrey Haan noted the district’s low spending per student and high taxes as key issues. The trustees also asked Newark High School to report when a survey on an open campus proposal is finished so a formal consideration date can be set.
School officials seek quicker budgeting through state personnel studies. Dr William J Bolt superintendent will present an analysis of personnel and income with expenditure requests. The district budget committee has trimmed positions, and the new plan may exceed 21 million dollars for 378 employees with varied increases.
Fremont firefighters cleared smoking debris from a garage roof after a motorcycle gas tank exploded, sending flames into rafters. The 5:44 pm blaze at 1001 Bonner Ave caused about 2000 dollars in damage. Resident Joseph B. Montes Jr., 15, was working on the cycle but escaped unharmed as police and seven firefighters battled the blaze with two pumpers. No major interior damage reported.
A playful coupon promises 10¢ off the next Bumble Bee tuna can and teases how the saved dime will lead to becoming a devoted Bumble Bee customer. The ad hints at the brand’s cleanliness tenderness and freshness as part of the conversion appeal.
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