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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1957
Page
7
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A reader asks how to teach a left handed five year old to print. Dr Levine advises accepting left handedness, avoiding forced right hand switching, and informing the teacher for appropriate help. The column also promotes sewing patterns and pattern orders.
The Fish and Wildlife Service seeks new ways to protect polar bears and may require legislation to grant authority for stronger measures. The agency notes hunters use planes to locate bears on Arctic ice floes and then land to shoot.
A Dorothy Dix column includes readers seeking guidance on teenage reputation, friendships, and romance. Topics cover a 15 year old worried about her walk and reputation, a 17 year old facing inappropriate advances from her brother in law, and a 17 year old attracted to older men, with Dorothys broadly practical responses urging boundaries and honesty.
Ad promotes one piece grow fit slippers for children with snap size shifts across small to large. Pattern 7194 offers sizes 4 through 12 with transfer directions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per extra pattern, to The Daily Review Household Arts Dept in New York, with name, address, zone, and pattern number. Bonus: two free patterns printed in Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book 1957. 25 cents for the book copy.
Marriage licenses listed for multiple couples in Hayward and surrounding cities. Notable pairs include Joseph Paes Figueiredo 28 and Elizabeth Ann Sequeria 18 of Hayward at 206 Sunset. Milton Anthony Souza 21 and Patricia Celestine Gomes 19 of San Leandro at 1209 Sunset Blvd. Donald Mecier 20 of Hayward and Violet Deloris Carlson 23 of Wolf Point Montana at 27680 La Porte Ave Hayward. William Hardy 21 and Shirley Lavon Bankhead 19 of San Lorenzo at 17216 Via Alamitos. John William McKissack 26 Alameda and Judith Anne Rigg 20 San Leandro at 1938 Weber St Alameda. Angela Wien Anaya 23 and Mary Louise Martinez 22 of Hayward at 27323 Manon Hayward.
A 10-year-old from Pentwater Michigan netted a 10 pound four ounce German brown trout while chasing his hobby of fishing. The report mentions a Nebraska teacher candidate tied to a local school, a superintendent named John Rottschafer, and a note on difficulties securing a biology instructor. Details reference Fremont Nebraska and a letter from Francis Harms, with the doctoring of a humorous digression about a large fish in a freezer. The piece then shifts to unrelated hotel drill confusion in Pittsburgh and a California real estate notice.
Notice announces dissolution of the Castro Valley Mortuary partnership by HLVIN C WATKINS M DOUGLAS MILLER and WILLIAM H FICHTER at 30339 Lake Chabot Road Castro Valley Alameda County California. Future business will be conducted by Miller and Fichter who will settle all liabilities and debts. The notice also states the partners’ personal liability releases and positions for continuing business.
Judge William J. McGuiness of Oakland named 1958 campaign chairman for United Cerebral Palsy Assn by Elmer Zollner, president of the county organization. He has served 20 years in Alameda County courts and is current municipal judge of the Oakland Sedmont district. He and his wife Helen have two sons. A Oakland High School graduate, he studied at St Mary's College and Oakland College of Law and served in World War II as a Coast Guard special agent. He has been active in the Cerebral Palsy Assn since 1953.
Meriden Conn farmers report drought reduced insect populations, forcing birds to feed on fruit instead. They say normally birds eat insects that damage fruit, but the drought has shifted the balance, leaving crops more vulnerable to losses.
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