Letters to the Editor on a Fremont duo and Father’s Day mischief
A single reader letter questions a reporter’s facts about Fremont Unified School District staff, naming misidentified principals and a reassignment. The writer digresses into domestic chaos, graduation week, family moves, and a humorous Father’s Day reflection, citing Marabel Morgan and feminist critiques while lampooning household duties and gender roles.
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Mexico
Fremont Unified School District
Wess Peterson
Fremont Blvd
Fremont
Calif
Thamton Junior High School
Azevade School
Ann Landers Letters Spark Teens Vocabulary Debate
A reader letter discusses Dr Chester Ewing's claim that the four most terrible words in English are chicken square yellow and brownnosing noting harm from taunts leading to dope and race driving. A second inquiry asks how raw sex differs from well done sex and a parent asks about teen party rules confirming supervision.
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Ann Landers
Chester Ewing
Chester County
Ann
Melpe
West Virginia
Salt Lake City
LARCs Members Celebrate Progress On New Recreation Building
The Ladies Aid Retarded Children group held a second social gathering in eight years to mark progress on a long planned recreation building. Attendees included Walpert Center for the Retarded representatives and volunteers who contributed time labor and materials. LARC chair Mrs James Maguire said only one more push remains with work like foyer glass wiring plumbing and tile remaining and credited Howard Jones as the volunteer project director for much of the effort.
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Ladies Aid Retarded Children
Larcs
Walpert Center
Hayward
LARC
James Maguire
Howard Jones
Questers Plan Lafayette Lunch Tour and Antique Shop Visit
Members of the Wotty Niners chapter of Questers will travel to Lafayette on Tuesday. Mrs. George Burtt will host a luncheon for the group dedicated to searching out studying and preserving antiques. A business meeting will precede a visit to a Lafayette shop noted for antique finds.
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Wotty. Niners
Questers
Lafayette
George Burtt
State honors Indian teacher Marie Potts in California
Marie Potts, a Maidu Indian and founder of the oldest native American newspaper, is honored by California with the second floor of State Office Building No. 1 in Sacramento dedicated to her. A permanent lobby display memorializes her advocacy for Indian rights and culture. Potts, 73, co-founded Federated Indians of California and the California Inter-Tribal Council and published The Smoke Signal beginning in 1947. Born near Lake Almanor, she earned the Maidu name Chankulpan for her sharp eyes and once paid her way to Carlisle Indian School by waitressing. She taught Indian history in Sacramento area schools from 1942, while county school films preserved her classroom appearances for future generations.
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Marie Potts
California
Sacramento
Department of Health and Welfare
Marie
Federated Indians of California
California Inter-Tribal Council
Big Meadow
Lake Almanor
Maidu
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Marle
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Mexio
Mr. Wess Peterson
Hayward Daily Review
Mr. Peterson
Sincerely, H. Bruce Bradley
Bradley
Arevada School
Paula
Disneyland
Buffy
Ruth
Swiss Alps
Marabel Morgan
Uncle Jack
Jack
Susie
Weil
Marabel
Husband
Hornblower
Gloria
Father
Danmer
Phyllis Pachenca
Iris Dodson
Jim Maguire
Project
Drector Lauder
Howard Jere
Ore
Dorothy
Teena
Ament
Syracise Hassle Dasr
Eax
Orm Younes
Don
Pat Drabbach
Deeselsh Ulais
Garland Richmond
Sanleandro
Bayfair
Eastmont Mall
Solthland
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