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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1969
Page
3
Fremont sponsors a two week Ghost House at the Linda Vista Winery to raise funds for a YMCA. Candle Lighters transform four old winery buildings into a frightening Halloween attraction running from October 18 to Halloween.
Anticipating an active year, members of the Alameda County Deputy Sheriffs' Wives Auxiliary plan upcoming events. A Monday meeting at 8 p.m. in the Civil Defense Building San Leandro will set October plans including a potluck on October 15 with games, cake sales, tours, and demonstrations. Officers and committee chairs were announced, highlighting welfare work and community support initiatives. Call 657-2377 for information.
A Beta Sigma Phi program tonight features a talk titled Painting the Person by Mrs. Johnnie Coyle at 8 in the home of Mrs. Burke Nicholson. The discussion covers how diet rest and facial care reflect health, with exercises and tips for facial contour and wrinkle prevention.
Mrs. Albert H. Hammond received an award from the Epsilon Sigma Omicron Section of the Fremont Woman's Club, part of the Alameda District of the California Federation of Women's Clubs, for reading and reporting required banks. Presentation by Mrs. Gerald Meyer at the Fremont Community Center. Meetings for interested Fremont, Newark, and Union City women are at 1 p.m. on the second Tuesday monthly. contact Mrs. Michael Scott at FAY-RIT.
New officers were installed at a Fremont Art Association dinner at Silver Pines Country Club in New Ark. Jan Small leads the association for the coming year, replacing Lucy Matthews. First place artists 1969 Pat Arnett and Marie Mierky, second Ted Harpainter, third Margaret Stnul, honors also went to Jacqueline Van Berkum. Preston Homer spoke on cultural arts development in Fremont.
A new club named Scale Shakers will meet today and every Wednesday at 9 30 AM in the Niles Community Center 470 School Street Fremont. The TOPS member group aims to help persons with weight problems with a motto Thick of being thick and is open to men women and teenagers. Call Seale Cleteene for details.
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