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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
13
Marine wives at Seal Beach Weapons Station gather for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Morgan to discuss duties and privileges, ease loneliness, and strengthen bonds among spouses. Lt. Col. William Morgan notes long guard hours and constant moves challenge home life while highlighting support networks.
Kenneth F Hauck and Jeanne C Rouh wed at St Pancrating Catholic Church noon Saturday. Bride wore Chantilly lace gown. reception for 125 guests at Rochelle's Restaurant. Groom stationed with U S Air Force at Travis AFB and the couple plan residence in Fairfield after a San Francisco honeymoon. Bride's parents are Wayne and Rouh. Groom's parents Arleigh and Camerino Hauck.
International City Club members and guests enjoyed cocktails and dinner while a professional hypnotist attempted to mesmerize but failed. Notables present included Mel Masterson, Don Sullivan, Roy Showalter, and Dr Peter Davis among others as they learned how hypnosis works. Next event promised mid to late April with another private luncheon and dinner for members and wives.
The Long Beach AAUW fashion show Petals of Spring aims to sell remaining tickets at Bullock's Lakewood Saturday morning 9 30. Show chairmen Mrs Joseph R Scanlin center and Mrs Alfred D Munson top with Mrs Duane N Kuster as ticket chair. proceeds aid AAUW Fellowship scholarships for women in graduate study.
A 1968 Newsday column argues birth rates stay low not due to the pill but high living costs, using children’s shoes as a lens. It catalogs shoe types, costs, time parents spend shopping, and the endless issue of single shoes accumulating around the home.
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