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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1972
Page
7
About 150 women attended a Tamarack luncheon at the dayhouse in Ranelie Sark Haywal. The event featured talk of upcoming activities and vacations as four-some card games provided entertainment.
Fragmentary text describes a love spell using apples and a footprint, claiming the act will influence affection. It mentions dawn, wrapping bread, a pillow, and social terms like “Miss,” with garbled phrases and stray words. The piece reads as a damaged excerpt with uncertain attributions.
District CFWC hosts a Thursday gathering at Club House Oakland inviting members from Alaieda District and California Federation of Women's Club organizers. Event features a guest from Citizens for Law and Order and plans for April revision with reservations handled by Mrs. Brindlocd and Mrs. Fytney.
Alpha Gammans and Pred Martini of Castro Valley participate in a dinner meeting of Ainhs Ganuns chapter of Phi Bosilom Phi. Mrs Georget Davison directs the program and San Leandro's Centennial Cerebra chief will attend, climaxing a wide tour on Saturday.
A letter from Mrs Yard honors Corthiess son for 18 years of support while she lived in a wheelchair. Mrs Yard, trained as a home reengnist, is noted as a pioneer in returning the handicapped to action and helping them beyond perceived limits through care and finding practical paths to independence.
The article profiles Ran Wilson, division of meal interview statistics chief, and Yard directs the Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service. It discusses housing for the disabled, inclines toward home habitation centers, and the need for more college training and public funding to aid mentally ill, blind, and paralyzed individuals.
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