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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1974
Page
12
A reader asks if twelve year old Tam can stay home alone. Ann advises parents to judge maturity, ensure safety steps, and consider granting the privilege on her twelfth birthday. The letters also defend mail order honesty and discuss attitudes toward women in cocktail lounges.
A refined pattern note describes a waist emphasizing day or dinner dress by Orsini. It highlights front shaping, back belt hint, and a dramatic oylon jersey print option. Available in Misses sizes 10 to 18 with size 12 bust 64, fabric yardage for 12 long listed, order details and mailing instructions included.
Pat Trexler offers a beginner guide with simple stitches and practice tips for needlepoint. The text also mentions a fashion aside about a hand-tall cab led tennis dress with crochet trim and a crocheted pair of brief shorts as a complementary outfit.
A prankish meditation on science funding and bizarre experiments runs through a humor column. It riffs on beard fire retardants, pink poultry lenses, and lab rats, then pivots to practical needlepoint lessons and yarn handling tips.
New York UPIs column summarizes a new book The Dreamer’s Dictionary detailing dream meanings for clothing and fashion items. Aprons signify material gain or improvement. zippers warn of social embarrassment if stuck, or satisfaction if they fasten. Lace brings popularity in love, nakedness hints money luck, shabby garments warn against business with friends.
The California Council of the National Council of Negro Women will host leadership development workshops at Merritt College in East Oakland on a Saturday in June. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. in the Merritt Student Center as Dr. Ann Redman delivers the keynote, Mobilizing the Power of Black Women, at 9 a.m. She is an education and psychology professor at CSU Hayward and a Benicia Unified School District trustee, with roles in clinical psychology and public health education. Additional career history includes UC Berkeley and a Berkeley ethnic studies lecturer post. Contact Jacqueline Gibbs at 632-2193 for information.
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