Warning of heart peril leads to better lifestyle
A Boulder radiologist William Curtis suffered a mild heart attack on May 16 1965 after a busy winter and extra weight. The episode prompted him to overhaul his life losing 40 pounds, adopting daily exercise and stress management, and writing to release emotions. He now emphasizes walking and avoiding elevators, with a calmer approach to emotions and work.
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Venture program aims to place volunteers in Long Beach
The Long Beach Recreation Department launches Venture a district wide volunteer drive organized to recruit and place people in needed assignments. Spokesman Vinte Mariner says the program coordinates inquiries and matches volunteers to administrative recreation arts and other activities. Eileen Rockwell notes the plan includes training options and broad staff needs for volunteer roles.
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Volunteers Needed as Recreation Department Grows
The Long Beach Recreation Department reports a rising need for volunteers as activities expand while staff levels remain unchanged for seven years. Volunteers gain experience for college and potential jobs, with flexible hours from one to 35 or more per week. Patty Berry coordinates the Venture program.
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Mondays in the week a growing public issue
A reader laments Mondays as the longest dull day and argues they are increasingly expendable. The note cites attendance drop, industry absenteeism, and Mondays losing holidays and services, imagining a Mondayless week and asking readers to consider options.
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Franky
Tle Circus
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