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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1973
Page
17
A fragmentary reminiscence mixes food fashion and California travel notes. It riffs on dieting satire, lists odd salads, critiques buffets with era flavor, and recalls Elk Grove travel, a barbecue week, and old time party menus with scattered names and places.
Nat Hirsch of Javier Galley previews a sheath of winter outerwear for 38 to 34 year olds, forecasting a surge in trench coat adoption over the next decade. The collection leans toward solid color tones and two tone donegal knits designed to modernize the classic topcoat.
Readers on fixed incomes face spiraling expenses and seek guidance on budgeting and financial planning. The piece urges careful contracting, shopping vigilance, and trusted advice from insurers and banks, emphasizing written estimates, avoiding impulse purchases, and setting long term goals such as debt free homes, education, or retirement. It notes banks and newsletters shifting consumer advice and warns against misleading solicitations.
A Hayward hospital auxilian notes volunteers sometimes land paid roles by chance, with serious volunteers returning after employment. Mariam Carroll began as a ward clerk in 1989 atGt. Rose Hospital and rose to paid staff while remaining an active volunteer, helping with a High Fever Follies fundraiser. Lyne Vindoguilt, who volunteered in public relations, was hired as a PR assistant and promoted after proving aptitude.
The Daily Review's Women's World staff to provide subscribers a copy of The Ball Blue Book of Home Canning. It covers canning, preserving, and jelly making with tips for best results. Pick up in person at Hayward office or Parrott Street location. one per customer. no phone requests.
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