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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1971
Page
2
A reader asks about choosing a freshman college path and exploring careers through survey courses and conversations with varied professionals. Ellen Peck advises talking with parents’ coworkers, notes science careers require travel, and mentions a new field called futurology. The column also covers handling teasing, writing distant friends, and dating tips with sample replies.
A scrambled zodiac horoscope excerpt offers daily guidance for signs Aries through Pisces. Advice covers finances, social energy, exercise, patience, and personal growth. Some wording is garbled but preserves for each sign a focus on pace, restraint, and mindful activity.
Ron Priddis, a junior at Arroyo High School in San Lorenzo, won the state speech contest sponsored by the Native Sons of the Golden West. He first triumphed at his school, then regional contests in Hayward and Oakland, competing in Sacramento against winners from Redlands, Gustine, Inglewood and Redding. Each spoke on California history. First prize was a $1,000 savings bond.
Special Memorial Day programs are planned tomorrow at two East Bay Regional Park District sites. In Sunol Valley Regional Park Old Green Barn, talks on animals are scheduled at 1740 and 4 pm with a nature walk to follow. In Tilden Regional Park Berkeley, the puppet show "Lester Litterbug Learns His Lesson" runs at 1 and 8 pm, followed by a second talk on wakes.
San Leandro city officials and Monroe School face requests from the Wla resta Homeowners Association to turf an unimproved area at Monroe School and plant shade trees. The group cites survey distribution issues and notes two portable classrooms relocated have freed about two acres for possible park development.
Fremont will add three new officers to the Police Department on Tuesday. Robert Crupper, 20, and Michel Ferlito, 27, join from UC Davis PD with backgrounds in supervision, community relations, firearms instruction and Air Force service. William G. Oherney, 28, is an investigator for the California Alcoholic Beverage Control Dept after six years with Ontario PD, holding an A A and POST certificate. All are married with children. Everley has Canadian roots and military police experience.
Eight teenage contestants vie for the Maid of Newark crown at 7:30 PM in the Newark High School auditorium. The winner will proceed to the Maid of Alameda County event at the county fair in July, with judges from Winslow Research California Casualty Insurance and Jack LaLanne studios.
Rep Don Edwards predicts Congress will provide funds to complete the Ala mosa Creek Flood Control Project. The 1971-72 budget includes 1 215 000 dollars as federal continuing construction funding. Edwards warns the levees must be finished to prevent flood overflows in the upper channel, urging swift action and funds.
DES MOINES IOWA UPI The Twa House votes not to regulate frog catching. Legislator Arthur Small of Town City objects that it is not the legislature’s business to decide how many bullfrogs someone can catch. He moves an amendment to wipe out the Senate bill provision. The bill would have limited a hunter to a daily catch and a total possession limit.
Mammoth Lakes Lions Club and district staff in Inyo National Forest establish a handicapped recreation area adjacent to a $500,000 visitor center. The site offers 16 family camps and trails adapted for wheelchairs and the blind, with a May to October season and modest fees. Reservations go through the District Ranger in Mammoth Lakes.
The premium book listing fair displays and events for June 27 to July 11 is available at the fairgrounds administration building in Pleasanton. Elaine Gruetzner, Maid of Castro Valley, and Marilyn Salo, Maid of Alameda County, are featured with smiles beside wine blue ribbon honors.
The Singer Housing Co revised California Nursery plans to preserve 21.6 acres of open space and keep key trees in Niles Boulevard. Joint CAN and Rancho-Arroyo Homeowners Association heard the changes by Jack Brooks and Barney Knox. Final layout to go before planning commissioners June 10, with a community meeting set for June 7 at Niles Elementary School.
Leandrans Bay- O- Vista Improvement Association reports 20 engraving tools available for loan under Operation Identification. Gold window decals identify members in anti-burglary program, started in Monterey Park in 1963 and now in six other San Leandro groups. Members can buy a tool for 5.50.
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