Map dealer Vivian Welton Brings Hollywood Star Maps Back
In Holmby Hills, Vivian Welton continues selling street corner maps showing 126 celebrity homes and other addresses. After a years-long legal fight with Los Angeles, she resumes at Sunset Boulevard crossing, amid a flood of visitors tied to the Rose Bowl and Super Bowl events.
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Hollywood
Vivian Welton
Bamba and
Sunset Boulevard
Holmby Hills
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Los Angeles Times
Times
Welton
San Francisco
America
Mary Pickford
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Welton
Life with a Psychiatrist Husband in La Jolla
Philymere Hennikall describes the challenges and rewards of marriage to a psychiatrist Roy, noting the mystique and expectations others hold. She explains how their partnership evolved from deferential roles to mutual voice, reflecting on work life, parenting plans, and the emotional strain of a physician’s demanding schedule.
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LA Jolla
Philymere
Hennikall
Philomene
Roy
Rast
Vassar
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
New York
Ray
Fim
Hite says debt shadows the nation’s newest sex expert
Patricia McCormack reports Shere Hite, author of The Hite Report, frets over about 327000 in debts despite the bestseller list. Her publisher Macmillan holds 100000 on the conveyor, Knopf promises 415000 for a male sexuality sequel, and royalties have yet to arrive.
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UPI
Shere Hite
Macmillan
Knopf
Hile
Indian Food. Ms. Hite
New York
Central Park
Playboy
Hite
Knupf
Ms. Hite
Ms. Hit
Genetic counseling knowledge guards against defects
William L. Nyhan urges informed parenthood through genetic counseling. He notes most people carry about six recessive defective genes and that race or geography increases certain risks. The book The Heredity Factor explains how carriers and prenatal testing can detect problems and guide choices, including abortion when desired.
Tamarack Branch Annual Meeting Sets New Officers
Tamarack Branch of the Children's Hospital Medical Center will hold its annual meeting January 24 at 1 p.m. in the Oak Hills Apartments recreation center in Hayward. Mrs. John R. Landers is the new chairman, with Mrs. Francis Keamy as vice chair, Mrs. Cecil Thompson recording secretary, Mrs. Earl Mennet corresponding secretary, and Mrs. William Bowman treasurer. An outline of plans for the year will be presented.
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Tamarack
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Oak Hills Apartments
Hayward
John R. Landers
Francis Keamy
Cecil Thompson
Earl Mennet
William Bowman
Pen Women Meeting to Discuss Writing for Juveniles
The Oaklard-Piedmont Branch of the National League of Pen Women will host a program on Writing for Juveniles led by author Sharlyn Gold. The meeting is at 1 p.m. at Genevieve Schneider’s Walnut Creek home. call 82-2796 for details.
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Sharlyn Gold
Oaklard-Piedmont Bratch
National League of Pen Women
Walnut Creek
Genevieve Schneider
Pilot project to find jobs for displaced home makers
A joint pilot in Oakland and San Francisco by the Displaced Homemakers Center and Kelly Services aims to place women over 35 returning to work. Led by Tish Sommers and LaVon Neveau, the six week program offers stipends to raise income to 900 dollars, with training and priority job calls through Kelly field offices.
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Displaced Homemakers Center
Oakland
Kelly Services
San Francisco
Tish Sommers
LaVon Neveau
Hayward
Mameda
Center
Kelly Field Office
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