Allowance Day debate in family budgeting from a father's view
A father reflects on allowance as a tool for thrift and money management. He questions linking pay to chores and argues for a child-focused system where funds teach saving, budgeting, and responsible spending rather than merely rewarding obedience. The piece traverses frustration, methods, and the idea of writing a parent guide.
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Fremont Coin Club meets tonight at Tolinity Conley
Fremont Coin Club gathers at 7 30 PM at 40204 Pasto Padre Parkway in Fremont. The club plans permanent meeting space at the community center on second and fourth Fridays of even months.
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Final okay on police pay pact in San Leandro
San Leandro council advances a police pay agreement after a narrow quorum, approving salary increases retroactive to July and shifting certain costs. The pact includes retroactive raises for officers and clerks, a move into the California Highway Patrol retirement system, and refunds on utility taxes with Pacific Telephone Co. credits to residents.
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Dog rescued at day camp after street accident
A six month old German shepherd mix found by Mrs. Harry Lema near Inverness was brought to Little Trees Day Camp in Chabot Park. Under camp supervisor Dan Ray, the dog received emergency care from doctors Hansen and Castro Valley, costing $31.50. The pup, afraid of men, is being cared for and will be taken home nightly by Park Director Jim McMeekin until a name is chosen by the children. adoption interest is encouraged at 9921620.
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Dramatic rise in Hayward housing as population grows
Hayward’s occupied dwellings jumped from 4,968 to 90,217 over two decades per the Hayward Chamber of Commerce annual Community Monitor. The profile lists schools, retail, climate, water, and transportation details, noting 175 manufacturing plants and a broad local economy. Housing rents range from 115 to 225 dollars monthly for apartments, with houses from 189 upward.
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Girls Club to reopen soon after September closure
SAN LEANDRO The Girls Club, temporarily closed at 15, plans a fall reopening with Elizabeth Swift, president of the board, noting September is traditionally slow attendance. Affected staff receive pay based on length of service. remodeling costs and delays are addressed to keep reopening on October 1, with efforts to minimize labor and material disruptions.
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Elizabeth Swit
South County Scene Explores Local Events in August
A brief South County scene from the South County section of The Daily Review documents regional happenings in Hayward California. The Friday August 25 1972 issue highlights community notices, upcoming gatherings, and local interest topics for readers in the area.
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Rock and Roll Benefit Skating Event Aims Record
San Leandro residents plan a five day rock and roll skating fundraiser to beat a 120 hour record. Organizer Melanie Redman and local skaters including Shore from Alameda County aim for 125 hours at Rolkuvna on Blair Street. Sponsorship 25 cents per hour. deputies urge participation and contact Miss Redman at the listed numbers.
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New Student Registration at San Shandag Pacific High
Pacific High announces fall semester preregistration for new district students. Monday registration runs 9 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm. An orientation is set for Tuesday Sept 4 with administrators counselors and student leaders in the cafeteria. The first instructional day is Monday Sept 11 with a gym assembly and room assignments posted in the cafeteria.
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Work experience signups in San Leandro aid students
Work experience signups target Leandro junior and senior high students at San Leandro high schools. Students seeking credit for work during the school year must contact the district's work experience program before Sept 11. Mrs Jan White schedules outside work experience coordination in district offices at 451 W Joaquin Ave from 9 to 11 and 1 to 4 Monday through Friday, no appointment needed.
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