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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
11
A concise overview of noise pollution terminology across physics engineering architecture and psychology. It defines decay rate standing wave flow resistance mass transmission loss and related concepts. The glossary notes sources of noise from jet planes to household activities and hints at future earplug developments.
Six new members joined Township Juniors in a candlelit installation ceremony in Washington. New officers named include president Mrs. Jon Cornelia Keith Stocking recording secretary Mrs. Robert Anderson district president ways and means Mrs. Fel er Lal ala philanthropy Richard Astor and others. Officers and committee roles listed include health safety and mental health chairmen with names such as Mrs. La Farr and Mrs. George Bard.
Kristine Wirt daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Wirt wed Robert Koenig in a ceremony officiated by Bride’s uncle Rev Lincoln Wirt at First Congregational Oak land with Rev Albert Ronander at Eden United Church of Christ. After a reception at ET and Valley Clubhouse the couple resides in Hayward returning from a Carmel honeymoon. Lisa Wirt and Charles Koenig served as honor attendants with Patricia Baker Pamela McCracken Shelly Tees as bridesmaids.
Mary-Lou Strack and Susan Thomason received Pathfinder American Business Women's Association college scholarships at Fremont Inn. Judge Jacqueline Taher addressed the group on Miranda and Escobar rulings while Tabitha Johnson was named Woman of the Year. Strack aims to teach, Thomason studies dental assisting at Chabot College.
First Choice pattern alert invites women to select square yoke rayon and Dacron dresses. Pattern 9045 lists half sizes and yardage, with options for sizes 12 through 20. Send 58 cents for catalog, name, address, size, and pattern number to Marian Martin at The Argus Pattern Dept. New York.
A reader column quotes a maudlin, provocative letter set arguing cheating is a status symbol at conventions. It attacks phony values, the ease of infidelity excuses, and how wealth and marriage status influence behavior. The writer criticizes married men and urges tighter control by wives, ending with humorous, tongue-in-cheek exchanges.
Joan Edwards and Mr and Mrs William G Swartz renewed their marriage vows at Ivington Vilted Presbyterian Church Fremont. Guests included John F Edwards Merced and Ethel M Jones Richmond. Honeymoon to Carmel Sheree Fremont. Attendants Barbara Moser Lilette and Michelle Edwards. Usher Brad Jagoe Rod Goodwin Bob Swartz. Flowers Rhonda and Mark Hamilton. Joan wore Chantilly lace gown with chapel train veil carried roses and stephanatis.
The Silverettes elect Mrs. Stan Mathews as captain and Mrs. Harry E. Sinclair as cocaptain for the coming year. Officers include Mrs. John J. Bougher treasurer and Mrs. Richard G. McIntosh secretary. They meet weekly at Silver Pines Country Club Newark and fund equipment for the Veterans Swing Club Menlo Park.
Cheryl Miller and Ralph Hatton exchanged vows in a Fremont ceremony at Christ the Theran Church. Cheryl wore a floor length shantung gown with daisy appliques and carried a Steph anotis boutonniere. Cheryl is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Miller of 4170 Mattos Drive. Adrienne served as an attendant.
Richard Ayres and Donne Piskel Ayres wed after a church ceremony in Fremont. Relatives from Hazelton, Pennsylvania joined a reception in the church social hall. The bride wore a linen Empire A-line gown with mantilla and carried an orchid. Guests included James Piskel and Laura Flor grandmothers.
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