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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
14
A sewing feature explains regular and English smocking, outline and cable stitches, honeycomb and wave stitches, and how to prepare and work gathers. It guides left to right stitching, thread handling, and how to pull gathers tight for even pleats, ending with a note to send questions to Roxane at The Daily Review.
Readers share advice on parents discussing sex with their grown children. Ann Landers urges boundaries, noting private matters belong between husband and wife and urges seeking help for the mother’s overstepping. Letters from Mind Of My Own Seen and Mistress To A Beautiful Hunk Of Man are referenced with responses.
Final wedding plans set for June 7 at All Saints Church Hayward. Mary Breidenbach is the daughter of Ambrose and Mrs Breidenbach of Castro Valley. Cliff Heanes is an Oakland Police Department helicopter pilot, son of the late Herbert and Mrs Heanes of Santa Ana.
Rosefsky Roberts outlines a framework comparing fixed income investments to stock market speculation. He notes rising volatility, with 2 percent daily moves flagged as highly volatile, and urges a disciplined plan to reach retirement and other Most goals while treating stock picks as speculative and optional.
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. David Gonzalez plan a Mazatlan honeymoon and will reside in Union City. The bride Linda Jean Freitas is the daughter of Daniel and (late) Freitas of San Leandro. References include Eva, Maria Gonzalez, Frank Kanzlarich, James Riddell, and ushers Thomas Moniz and William Skwarek.
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