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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1972
Page
4
The Federal Trade Commission targets mail order firms for misrepresentation and non delivery. A Rosenthal study urges licensing and bonding to protect customers, with refunds and price changes cited as common issues. The Unity Buying Service report notes a bankrupt firm paying back customers monthly while other listed companies face customer complaints.
A notice announces a ticket deadline for the 4:30 o'clock fete to be held at MacGregor, outlining the event timing and location.
Donna Campbell and Robert Johnstare wed at 3 pm in Fremont’s Irvington United Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured a fourlength white gown and pillbox hat, with Miss Dianna Stroud as maid of honor in a midnight blue velvet dress and mist blue chiffon sleeves. After the ceremony, guests gathered for the reception at the Campbell residence with 100 well-wishers in attendance.
Rebekah Rite set duties list Anmering roles with Mary as noble grand and Mrs Abert Wencowski serving a noble grand. Margaret Uncapher named vice president and recorder position noted in this brief passage.
January calendar features three guest speakers at Temple Beth Torah Fremcot Center. Richard Hill will discuss Good Shepherd Home for the Mor tally Retarded tomorrow evening, with preview at 7 and auction at 8. The Sisterhood’s Art Expo includes original paintings lithographs and sculpture, prepared with the Natural Association of Artists.
Five members of the Hiden Toattmistress Club prepare for the first of the annual three club contests to be held Tuesday January 25 at 7 45 pm in the First Federal Say with Mrs Rey Sharp Mrs John Wetsa and Mrs Duane Dog oer noted among participants.
A compact Cincinnati column notes Frederick Black planning a light refresh to a vintage Venetian dish named Jamujary, adding a touch of samph to the old favorite for a flavorful bite.
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