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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1973
Page
8
Neighborhood shops report rising crowds, price spikes, and rationing amid a meat shortage. Harveys, May and Twentyfour Hour Market describe longer lines and pressure from customers seeking beef and chicken. Clerks recount abusive calls and stress as suppliers cut back.
A Sunday wedding at Victory Baptist Church in Los Angeles united Jerry Bir gine Peters and Carolyn Yvonns Hervey with a Caribbean honeymoon planned. In Long Beach, Lester John Johnson Jr. wed Patrice Arlene Bargwin in a Sunday ceremony, while Judy Berman and Marl Tippard exchanged vows at the Long Beach Elis Lodge. Deniece Kay McCown wed in Bellflower after a Hawaii engagement.
Gail Marion Singer, daughter of De. ath Mrs. Michael J. Singer, wed R Adelsberg in Temple Israel with Cynthia Singer as maid of honor and Michael Shallatat as best man. The couple, Wil on High and UCLA graduates, plan a move to Los Angeles after a Carmel honeymoon.
Campbell Gilmore Sike Gilmore daughter of Mr and Nes Dean Gilmore of Long Beach became the bride of Glen Ernest Campbell during a garden wedding Sunday afternoon at La Ventana Palos Verdes Becky Winston attended her cousin and James M Keller was best man for the son of Mrs Margaret G Campbell of Long Beach and Fred Campbell The bride a 1969 Assistance League alumna was graduated from Wilson High School Long Beach City College and Long Beach State University She also attended San Diego State University where she affiliated with Gamma Phi Beta sorority Her husband also a Wilson and LBEG graduate currently is attending LESU Following a honeymoon trip to Acapulco and Mexico City the newlyweds will live in Long Beach.
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