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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1957
Page
4
Elsie Matteson of San Lorenzo wins an 825 prize at the London Square Art Festival in Oakland, for Reverit an oil portrait of an elder known as Botch. A Hayward Art Assn. member, she paints mainly at night while balancing family life.
The guide lists lunchtime calorie ranges for school children and workers. Range examples include grade school boys 533 to 1166 calories, high school girls 800 to 938, sedentary workers women 700 to 800 and men 700 to 833, moderate workers women 800 to 900 and men 983 to 1033, active workers women 900 to 1000 and men 1083 to 1166, with higher figures for very active and extra active workers.
L Holmes president of Corvalis School PTA announces committee chairs including Arnold Kitchcartig in charge of magazines health and citizenship heads Mrs L Ou Pearson and Mrs Stanley Oh yy Kenneth Garcia lead mother committee. Other names include Lloyd Harr ieation E A Terrel Mesa Merrill Robert Quigley Victor Cosella Arthur Phillips Fortney hospitality Turner Livya Harris John Mouller civil defense roles.
Chestnut Branch members outlined a busy late summer and fall schedule at a regular monthly meeting held at 2490 Elm St Sen Leandro. Plans include completing pictures for children's rooms, a bridge dessert event, a play reading at Linda Vista School October 23, and a vintage festival on November 9 coordinated by Mrs. Marjig. A new member, Mrs. Zickefoose of San Lorenzo, was welcomed, and Sept. 17 meeting is set for Mrs. Gisnn's home.
Mrs Ruth Irving of Hayward leads the Third Annual Conference of Vocational Homemaking Teachers at the University of California. The program centers on community activity and group coordination for local fashion shows and civic projects in Southern Alameda County.
Eden Auxiliary and Castro Valley Council sponsor the Castro Valley Community Picnic on Sept. 19. Tickets go on sale next Monday at the Castro Valley Bank of America booth to raise funds for Castro Valley High School band uniforms. Mrs. Arnold Linden leads the auxiliary with a goal of 500 advance tickets. a game booth will also be set up at the event. Mrs. Richard Cramer is the ticket chair.
A designer from Monrovia California promotes hotel inspired furniture for homes. Charles Pechanec Jr uses walnut and teak tones with Scandianian warm finishes and pairings of wood grain plastics or whites and grays for tops and fronts. He notes maintenance ease with oil finishes and scratches can be removed with steel wool or sandpaper. The collection includes dining bedroom and occasional pieces with a nesting coffee table that expands to one long table.
Pat Henningsen daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Henningsen of Castro Valley travels to Hawaii to visit Lenna Engstrom and her parents. Engstrom serves in the Navy and will remain two years. Pat’s 16th birthday gift marks her start of junior year at Castro Valley High School and was given at a Pioneer Village dinner dance. Attendees included Jackie Sones Larry Souse Carol Follett Lynn MacFadden Gloria Gey Clinton Linceil Louise Lortfert Kai Erickson and Jim Hunt. Senna plans to return next summer for her senior year at Castro Valley High School.
Engagement notice from San Leandro announces Margie Ruth Wilson and Raymond Charles Diaz plan an early November wedding. Diaz son of Emericio and wife of Clarke Street, both San Leandro High School graduates. both employed by a local furniture maker. Diaz recently discharged from four year Navy service.
Sylvia Marie Mangum and Ronald L. Chisholm plan a December wedding at the Piedmont Community church. Mangum, daughter of Mrs. Mildred M. Mangum, is a former Alameda High School and Oakland Junior College student now employed at a chain store office. Chisholm, a Coast Guard Boatswain's Mate, is stationed in California with ties to Hayward. Martin DeHaan will give the bride. Sharon DeHaan is maid of honor. Charles Riedmuller will be best man. Reception to follow at the New Take Merrith Sailboat House in Oakland.
A collection of social notes from Ashland and San Leandro recount visits, hotel stays, and family events. Niece Mrs Juanita Lund visits Henry Allsen family as son Randolph nears fifth birthday. Several residents tour California and Mexico, with gatherings at St. Alphonys club and local homes.
The Sept 21 wedding date of Bea Vega and Joseph Playa was announced by the bride elects parents Mr and Mrs George Branson of San Leandro California. The couple will marry at St Leanders Church with Mrs Douglas Collett as matron of honor and Fernando Lopes as best man. The bride to be attended a San Francisco high school and works in Oakland. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Manuel Piava of New Bedford Massachusetts and resides in San Leandro. A reception will follow at the bride elects parents home and the couple will honeymoon in Los Vertes New and live at the Davis Street address upon return.
The Tennyson Parents-Nursery School Co-op seeks a fall term home after Hayward Park Building will be unavailable. The nursery, run by the Hayward Adult Technical School, enrolled 28 children aged two years nine months to kindergarten last year. Mothers work with children once weekly and attend one class, with a potential five day schedule if housing is found. Contact Mrs. Robert Smith or Mrs. Gerald LaJoure with leads.
A satirical excerpt reviews a bride magazine’s advise on wives assets to husbands. It cites Glenn Ford and other professionals offering dictates on independence, domestic duties, sex, humor, and obedience as ideal wife traits. The piece critiques gender role expectations with humor.
Miss Joyce Bonnie Bailey and Donald Favard Perry announce their engagement on August 10. Both are San Lorenzo High School graduates. Bailey works for The Daily Review, Perry for a San Leandro electric company. The couple plans to wed in June 1958.
The East Bay Dental Societies Women's Auxiliary plans a Fashion Show Luncheon on Sept. 20 at noon at Hotel Claremont Berkeley to mark the 25th anniversary. Oakland shop will show fall and winter fashions with Lois McManus as commentator. Proceeds support student loan funds and UC Dentistry and College of Physicians and Surgeons research. Tickets from Mrs. Brink at 2274 Sunset Ave Concord or Mulberry 59144.
Costume jewelry for fall appears larger and flashier with bracelets widening to three inches and pins reaching six inches. Multi color cabochon stones in green purple and other hues dominate, replacing square cuts and baguette sparklers seen last year. The trend showcased at the New York retail jewelry convention features oval cabochons resembling egg shells.
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