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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1973
Page
10
Reflections on World War II era shortages and household improvisations reveal how families pooled resources, grew victory gardens, canned honey for sugar limits, used fuel efficiently, and shared meals. The piece contrasts past resilience with present shortages and notes a Hayward Chamber Music event featuring CSU faculty.
A late night event in Hayward California draws local residents to a party themed night. Performers and DJs entertain as attendees mingle and enjoy music through the evening. Authorities note no incidents and grant a routine permit for the gathering.
Sue Rosno wed John Davies Jr at St Felicitas Catholic Church in San Leandro. A trio of young women carried gold candles as autumn leaves adorned the ceremony. Val Hayes was maid of honor with Mrs Randy Nelson and Mrs Ronald Howard as bridesmaids in yellow, gold, and orange gowns.
A reader distrusts a friend's engagement, fearing a fatal breakup due to infidelity while another writer asks about manners from visiting friends, and a mother suspects unpaid bills will doom a forthcoming marriage. Ann Landers offers warnings about personal limits, manners, and honesty in relationships.
Robert Youngs and Mrs. Youngs of Hayward were honored at a surprise party for their 25th anniversary at the Fremont home of Mrs. Young's brother William J. O Connell. Co hosts were Mr. O Connell and sons Kevin and Lorin.
Mr and Mrs Robert C Hicks hosted a family dinner in Pleasanton to announce the engagement of their daughter Cheryl to Henry Bernardo Jr son of Mr and Mrs Bernardo of Concord. The couple plans to wed May 16 at Saint Augustine's Church in Pleasanton
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