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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1973
Page
5
Columnist Ernestine Wiseman is back from her vacation and resumes her Wiseman's return column. She outlines a light overview of travels and notes on upcoming topics for readers.
The Daily Review's Women's World staff will provide subscribers with four copies of the Bal] Blue Book of Home Canning this mid year. It covers canning preserving freezing fruits vegetables jams jellies pickles and casseroles with tips for best results. Free to pick up in person at Hayward 116 West Winn ton Ave or San Leandro 125 Parrott St. Fill out the coupon and bring it in on announced days. No mail requests.
New York's Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn welcomes disabled volunteers as a way to repay hospital care. The program pairs handicapped workers with duties on patient floors and support roles, offering motivation, warmth, and personal redemption. Volunteer stories include Mrs. Livingston, Mrs. Poyser, and Mrs. Prayer, who all credit resilience and faith for their continued service.
Wilmington Medical Center in Delaware has issued a teaching booklet on African names for boys and girls to help busy new parents. It describes the traditional Naming Day ceremony, three-name structure, and examples such as Abeni and Jabari, drawing from Yoruba Swahili Arabic Shona and other languages.
The Alta Mira Women’s Club in San Teantra schedules a bridge marathon from October to April 1974. Players meet twice monthly at members’ homes. Members and interested joiners contact marathon chairman Mrs John Tare, ORL-5928.
A California handbag firm unveiled a concealed alarm purse designed to deter muggers. The vinyl shoulder bag costs 38 and features a lever-activated siren strong enough to deter attackers. orders have poured in from across the United States.
Joshua Tree in Gardena opened a state funded on site center to keep workers attached by offering childcare for employees and their children. The center costs about 30000 dollars to renovate and run, with 24 hour supervision six days a week. It draws about five percent of staff and charges 240 dollars per child per day while the company covers the rest. The project aims to reduce turnover and absenteeism and attract new hires by providing daycare and summer camps for older children.
The NOW core faces clashes between older and younger women as new members push for broader roles within the movement. Leaders note internal dissent mirrors civil rights struggles, with Betty Friedan criticizing Gloria Steinem and Bella Abzug while daughters rebel against the new consciousness and divorce pressures rise. The ERA hopefuls face stalled ratification as the movement enters a challenging adolescence.
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