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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1967
Page
12
JOSEPHINE LOWMAN invites readers to start a New Year eight week beauty improvement plan. The piece outlines goal setting, weight ideas, body frame factors, and height considerations to determine an ideal weight, promising eight installments of BIP guidance over the period. It stresses enthusiasm, direction, and time limits to aid self-improvement.
Patricia Robles became the bride of Ronald L. Ashmore in an evening ceremony at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints in Fremont. The couple, with Robles a San Jose State student and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Robles, will honeymoon in San Francisco after a reception in Newark.
The Ball echoes memories as thousands of couples pack the Sacramento Fairgrounds for a Reagan celebration with Gov. Ronald Reagan and Mrs. Reagan. The two-story hall features satin swags and golden mums across four dance floors with two bands, Mariachi ensembles, and Hollywood guests. Danny Thomas introduces the Governor, with Jack Benny and Chuck Connors noted in attendance.
Betty Ann Kelly and Kenneth Mackintosh announced engagement at a family Christmas dinner. Betty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kelly of Fremont, is a Providence College of Nursing graduate employed at O Neill Hospital in San Jose. Ken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mackintosh of Fremont, is Foothill College graduate and will earn a Bachelor of Arts from Los Angeles College of Art and Design in 1968. They plan a January 1968 wedding.
The Xi Theta Chi chapter Beta Sigma Phi 50 rarity will hold a Wednesday 8 p.m. meeting directed by Mrs Jack Oliver. Hostess Mrs Joseph Goni 4152 Stanley Ave with co-hostesses Mrs Jess Jacinto and Mrs Jarvis. Members plan a Pal Week starting January 22 to include their husbands. A guessing contest assigns a dinner prize to correct guess and makes the guesser dinner hostess if incorrect.
The Cystic Fibrosis Guild of Fremont will hold its first meeting of the year on Thursday at the Niles Community Center located at 470 School St. The 7:30 p.m. session, led by newly installed president Mrs. Eugene, will feature plans for the year including a wine tasting party in February. inquiries can be directed to Mrs. John Crowder at 793-7688.
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Torah and the Women’s Fellowship of the Niles Congregational Church announce an interfaith program on Wednesday at the Niles Church on Second and H streets. Social time starts at 9 30 am, with a 10 am worship service and discussion on monotheism social action symbolism and religious education. Babysitter service will be available, coordinated by Mrs. Robert Singer.
Plans for the forthcoming annual rummage sale were formulated at Panda Chapter Children’s Home Society meeting. The sale is set for February 16 and 17 at the Fremont Community Center with Mrs. R. T. Fre derick and Mrs. Charles Richards as hostesses.
The note promotes a printed pattern 9353 for a lean skimmer in souffle-light wool and tissue faille. It mentions simple construction with a few seams and zipper facings and lists Miss sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 1B. Size 1 requires 3 yards of 39 inch fabric.
A reader confides in Dear Helen about needing personal time away from family while juggling three young children under three. She reports her mother insists on accompanying them everywhere and resists babysitting, while others she asks face shaming reactions.
A reader questions family demands for inclusion as children grow and seeks balance for time away. The columnist asserts mothers need occasional escape and couples require time alone. A second letter supports single life and criticizes social pressure to marry. Feminine Focus invites local women’s news.
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