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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1968
Page
9
Delicate shells will delight travelers and highlighting spring and summer wear. Plan to travel or stay at home as toppers brighten outfits. Feature a feminine lace shell with a scalloped brim in pastel yarn, knitted in a double cross design using the same yarn type.
Knitting hints on sleeveless shells and interchangeable yarns plus reader questions to Pat Trexler reveal crochet and stitch details. Includes a skirt adaptation, yarn joining tips, and practical notes from Mrs W and Mrs Nancy Bi sharing methods for handling multiple strands and mohair.
Forecasters from Modern Plastics predict a near future where plastics pervade household goods and a central computer controls lighting, entertainment, appliances, and communications. By 1980s and beyond, plastic appliances could handle cleaning, cooking, and laundry, with computing shaping the home of the next 15 years.
The piece touts sun kissed complexions with white bead jewelry and delicate accessories as future fashion. It imagines homes with plastic screens showing shopping lists, autonomous delivery and payment, and furniture built into walls, all driven by programmable mood controls.
The Alameda District Women State Annual Parley of the California Federation of Women’s Clubs meets at Castlewood Country Club in Pleasanton starting April 1. New officers are to be installed for a two year term. reports from 124 district presidents and 30 district chairmen will be heard. district theme is Unity Progress and Achievement. Reverend Robert Bogt opens, followed by welcoming remarks from Bernard Getton. District Juniors’ reports led by Mrs A L Stevenson and Mrs Robert Anderson. Epsilon Sigma Omicron honored at luncheon. Roxanne Walcayski to sing. Daniela Goodwin to receive district scholarships. District clubs report $1,084 in scholarships this year. Second day features President’s Parade Luncheon and installation by F B Agrinbrook, with decorations by Alta Mira, Hill and Valley, Fremont and Pleasanton clubs.
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