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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1975

Page

6

Are doctors the worst mates in love and marriage

Dear H asks if doctors make poor husbands due to long hours and bossy tendencies. The reply says doctors are no different from teachers or other professions, with good spouses and domineering partners found in any field. Do not rely on stereotypes. assess individuals rather than professions.

Mama DME

Dear Helen Parents must share teen pickup burden

In this column a reader laments parents who leave teenagers at parties and movies without timely pickups. The advice urges those parents to take responsibility for rides, noting teens often use the excuse of having a ride to justify going out.

Helen Somone

Floral show highlights abundant blooms at The Hub

The Floral show at The Hub showcased blossoms shrubs and trees with explanations from Frank Faraone of the Tri City Club. Sounda Is Southlanders Fuchsia Club helped with exhibits of flower arrangements home grown vegetables and plants in containers while Jim Vanderpool coordinated the all day event.

Frank Faraone Tri- City Club Sounda Southlanders Fuchsia Club Jim Vanderpool

Return to Bunker Hill Day recalled by Sunol elder

Nell Geary, 87, recounted early Sunol days during the East Bay Regional Park District fete led by naturalist Joanne Dean. The event marked the 20th anniversary of the Boston battle commemoration, started by A A Moore of Bear Flat School on Alameda Creek. Geary, now in Mission San Jose, once lived on the park site and is granddaughter of Pat and Mary Geary who homesteaded the land in 1865.

Bunker Hill Sunol Nell Geary East Bay Regional Park District Joanne Dean Boston Mass A.A. Moore Bear Flat Alameda Creek Ater Geary Mission San Jose Pat Mary Geary

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