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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1972
Page
11
An anemic, fragmented column humorously explores affection for lawyers and the absurdities of a legal secretary’s world. The speaker riffs on family ties to law, boss dynamics, and the clash between prosaic work and idiosyncratic ambitions.
The Southern Alameda County Dental Society plans its annual installation dance at Castlewood Country Club in Pleasanton. A cocktail hour starts at 6 80 p.m. followed by dinner and dancing to Tony Cervone and his orchestra.
In Castro Valley the sculptor Mr Stanley honors his late wife and mother with a lifelike three dimensional sculpture. He explains he turned to sculpture to add dimension to painting and his work features his wife in profile on a staircase. Barbara Mendell of Hayward believes her two daughters Debbie and Laura deserve credit for a thoughtful gift that turned their mother’s ring into a charm bracelet in a Mother's Day tribute.
Fragmented report describes Hayward Area Festival of the Arts activities including a champagne party aboard a yacht with George and Chris Oakes and board members. Attendees wore formal attire, crew helped by Ragusa and John OLagile, while festival director George Caprun and wife observed. Preparations for patrons party and Meek Estate preview noted and ballet connections highlighted.
Reader letters discuss the erosion of the family unit and the impact on society, urging commitment and stability while criticizing selfish behavior. The second question asks about California earthquake preparation and government actions to reduce casualties. A Mrs Reagan invites readers to submit questions for future columns.
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