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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1973

Page

15

Californians consider two hour daylight saving shift

A informal survey at Southland Shopping Center Maynard and Maynard Library discusses a state bill by Boss Wilson San Diego to move clocks ahead two hours for four months of daylight saving time If approved Californians would set clocks forward two hours in late April and back two hours in late May turnout and opinions vary among residents including Mrs Webb Livermore and Mr George shopping center manager both noting effects on chicken care and evening activities with mixed support for longer daylight evenings and objections to change including those who prefer the current one hour shift

T'lal Southland Maynard Dion State Boss Wilson San Diego Wade W.T. Webb Livermore Will Joseph Server Sin Lewidoo Ralph Hanna Lavant Alwys Bellar Loy Waller Davis Hayward Davises Norman Grow San Lorenzo Arraya High School Yolanda J. Paul George

Best of two worlds in California farm wives view

Four farmers wives discuss rising food costs, taxes, and farm life. They compare city living to country life, explain budget pressures, and describe growing and selling produce, occasional sharing of fruit, and how their families balance work, home, and rural duties.

Farm Life Hilary Abramson California Hank Jane US Department of Agriculture

Alta Mira Club to auction historic furniture

The Alta Mira Club in San Leandra plans a Historical Cabinet Sale this week. Silent bids run until Monday, with viewing by appointment. Proceeds fund a new cabinet to house the club collection of historical documents and mentees.

Ame Alta Mira San Leandra Alto “Mira Dona Lons Jacob Junker Luis Peralta

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