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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1975
Page
4
The piece salutes women in farming and agribusiness highlighting Ruth, pioneer grandmothers, Chicano women and suburban home gardeners. It frames the month designated to honor women in agriculture and praises their enduring labor from field to table across generations in a period voice.
Star Neasham Thompson, daughter of Loren and Mrs Thompson of Fremont, married John Williams of Alabama and the late Patricia Williams in the Evangelical Free Church of Fremont. Roxanne Hostetter led as maid of honor with Cheryl Stephanie Price as bridesmaid. Star Neasham as junior bridesmaid wore pale ivory pau de soie gown with Alencon lace. Best man was John Nick. ushers were Jeff Nick, John Abraham, Steve Carlson, and Shane Neasham. A Kennedy Community Center reception in Union City followed the ceremony.
Miss Fugit married George W Schober at St Peters Lutheran Church in San Leandro. The couple resides in Fremont after a West Coast motor tour. Attendants included Mrs Michael Fugit and Frank Schmidig with several relatives in the wedding party.
A Dear Ann Landers column shares a list titled The Ten Commandments Of How To Keep skid chains on your tongue say less than you think and cultivate a faith voice. It urges keeping promises, avoiding chatter about others, showing interest, staying cheerful, debating respectfully, letting virtues show, discarding gossip, and living so others cannot fault you. The page also includes a reader letter praising the list and a skeptical note about a family struggle, with advice to seek legal help if needed. The column promotes practical, respectful conduct and a call for readers to reflect on personal responsibility.
In Manhasset New York two women turned golf hobbyists into a video business. Sue operates the camera and Kay conducts interviews as they film outings at clubs and private parties. The pair, based in Long Island, employ about 15, run on a six figure turnover, and travel nationwide with their golf video service.
President Kimball, leader of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, warns against handouts and family disintegration while opening the $2 million Mormon Visitor's Center in Lincoln Square New York. He stresses work as a blessing, notes past polygamy policy, and cites concerns over morality and the role of priesthood for men and women.
New York report outlines Mormon discipline and success across banking insurance and realty with temple tithing and a strong family centered culture. It notes prominent members like Billy Casper Johnny Miller David Kennedy and Robert Redford and cites BYU Provo and two years of missionary service as core duties.
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