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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1977
Page
7
Wiseman reviews a growing habit of people using T shirts bumper stickers and a game called The Masher to send messages while driving. Cards with bold phrases enable expressions of love anger humor and social statements at up to 55 miles per hour, sparking new do it yourself communication on the road.
About 700 attended the Alameda County Fair Preview Party in Pleasanton hosted by the Alameda County Fair Association and Mulberry Branch supporters. Proceeds benefit Children's Hospital Medical Center Oakland with art and photo displays and garden settings on the fairgrounds. A separate event July 11 at Willow Park Country Club marks the nation’s birthday with lecturer Ten Ricks of Washington and quilting demonstrations. Free child care at United Methodist Church in Castro Valley requires reservations with Marsha McMeill or Diane Karsten.
Jane Bryant Quinn examines the proposal to abolish the one cent coin to save the Treasury money. She weighs costs to prices, considers two cent or aluminum cents options, and notes bipartisan and consumer reactions as Congress studies the issue.
Polaris Auxiliary to the Cerebral Palsy Center in the Hay Area operates from South County with 25 members mostly in Haywart Castro Valley. They organize fundraisers including a Musicale Caprice that raised $900 in one afternoon and participate in annual Christmas bazaars at Liv, plus a fishing booth at Carousel Capers in September. Members hold monthly meetings at homes and staff the center's secondhand shop in Oakland. Chris Mghaffey of Castro Valley is in a second term as president.
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