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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1963
Page
7
The column features a reader named Lucky Lee seeking guidance on whether to reveal an ex lover to her husband. Ann Landers advises keeping quiet, noting the man may retaliate if pressed, and promotes seeking help from Landers’ book on relationships. The piece also includes Mrs Schraub’s request for parenting tips about an above-average child and a note on his learning progress.
Shirley Schranb counsels that spending little on school supplies and more time on play helps a young child learn social skills. Play alone or with peers teaches how to cope, share, and cooperate, easing later school adjustment despite anxious curiosity about reading and emotions.
Baywood PTA meets at Bay School on Grove Way Castra Valley to hear a slide talk "What It's Like To Teach in a Foreign Country" by Mr and Mrs Martin Barstad with Norwegian exchange plans. H Byloms Scott from Chabot College discusses the college bound issue. Hayward Adult Technical School sewing and millinery students present a fashion display in San Lorenzo High School cafeteria with Mine-Elles and choreographer Sharon Williams. Mrs Ernest Gregory chairs decorations. Several adult school teachers plus a district staff session on Trends in Math occurs at 7 20 pm with an officer election and library tour. public invited.
Medical memos warn Phenacetin or Acetphenetidine in APC tablets may relieve fever but has dubious pain relief and daily high use risks kidney damage. Aspirin content is lower per APC tablet, so two APC tablets can be less effective. Labels vary with trade names. read labels carefully.
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