Wiseman Holiday Cheer Promised In Tuesday Column
Ernestine Wiseman notes a holiday mood today and extends friendly wishes. The column is scheduled to appear on Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1975
Page
6
Ernestine Wiseman notes a holiday mood today and extends friendly wishes. The column is scheduled to appear on Tuesday.
The Bufano exhibit at Fremont Main Library draws over 1,000 daily users with tours by Lucy Matthews and Lin Carlson. Schools from Cupertino to Alameda visit, while volunteers sell note paper and posters and a closing party is planned January 11 with artist’s son Erskine in attendance.
A South County group calling themselves suburban women poets has released a poetry collection titled Women Talking, Women Listening. The 1975 book presents intimate pieces on love, children, divorce, growth, and feminism from women aged 28 to 65, including contributors Sharon Lee and Sharon Bard, with varied views on feminism and audience. The women, diverse in life such as tax consultants, teachers, and students, seek to publish future volumes and welcome new writers, aiming to show women’s experiences beyond labels. The paperback is available at Liberty House, Oracle Bookstore, and county libraries.
Marilyn King describes a period of fatigue headaches and low mood tied to creative stagnation. She reframes success from constant production to sustainable well being and perceives joy in simple acts like blowing bubbles as essential to her work and happiness.
Mary Campbell recounts notable women who drew headlines in 1975. The list spans extremes from mountaineer Christel Bachatay and aviator Marian Hart to actresses, wrestlers, and activists. It includes Diana Nyad’s Manhattan Island swim record, Fanne Foxe’s public figure status, and Barbara Smuts’s captivity.
Betty Moulder, a trained nurse from Drifton Pennsylvania, is hired by several coal mining companies to safeguard workers health. This marks the first recorded U S industry effort to employ a nurse for employee health protection, says Dorothy M. Hittle, executive director of the American Association of Industrial Nurses.
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