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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1972
Page
4
A brief note from The Daily Review of Hayward California dated December mentions page 45 content across the issue. The readable line hints at a midweek publication with local notices and community items typical of the era. The specifics are unclear in the fragment, but the item reflects standard newspaper page indexing.
SAN LEANDRO The Ma- Tina High School PTA will stage a Christmas music program in the school gymnasium on Wednesday night. A social period with refreshments starts at 7:30. The PTA plans the annual fundraising event on December 18, featuring a one act comedy and student skits produced by the PTA faculty and students.
The Teen Center board will meet Tuesday to decide whether to continue the 24-hour crisis hotline and drop‑in center at 23 East Street plus its heavy family counseling caseload. Rev. Chives says the center, five and a half years old, operates on a shoe string and needs pledges of $10 a month from at least 200 supporters to persist.
Washington School will host three Christmas programs next week. The first, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., is the annual holiday program led by Harold Taylor, featuring instrumental and vocal music and narrations. Community singing will be led by Joseph Camara with guitar. Wednesday during class time will show a drama by Mrs. Mary Ellen Dailey’s sixth graders. Thursday continues with primary activities.
The Parent-Teacher Group of St Leander's School presents a Christmas celebration at 7 p.m. after a Mass for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception at St Jeander's Church. Children perform Las Posadas, a Nativity pageant about Mary and Joseph seeking shelter, followed by refreshments in the parish hall.
The Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel at 2500 Bermuda Ave announces a Day of Recollection for high school students this Saturday. Father Ferreira says it starts with informal break and includes hosts from Confraternity of Christian Doctrine and Marist Fathers from Berkeley. Speakers include the Rev. Rennis Stark and Rev. Ellis Carver with Bob Arler son. A film program and audiovisual talks precede an informal discussion hour. Vespers are slated for about 3 p.m.
Corvallis School will present a Christmas program at a PLA meeting Monday at 7 30. Principal Louis Pagel will direct the choir with instrumental director Peter Kombarda leading the orchestra. Grade room mothers will host and refreshments will be served.
Newly elected officers of the Al Wilson School student council sponsor a candy sale for the school media center and freshly equipped teaching rooms. Famous Gourmet Candies at $1 each are sold by students to raise funds for visual materials and carpeting for two sixth grade classrooms. Babylon Garcia is president Tina Pauilla is vice president Aunt Sheri Sauce is secretary.
Judy Jamison of Pacific High Stop senior was named acting news chief of the school news bureau by journalism instructor Ted Ference. She is in the College Level Entrance Program and plans to attend Cal State Hayward or San Jose State next fall. parents are the John Jamiesons of 40 Tortuga Ridge, San Leandro.
San Lorenzo elementary schools serve Type A lunches, with Marina High and Junior high offering lunch by popular request. Marina provides a 50 cent plate daily and the week’s menu features spaghetti, chicken fried steak, pizza, hamburgers, and chicken with various sides. milk is included and meals cost 40 cents. The district will be closed December 4 through January 1 for Christmas and New Year holidays.
In SAN LEANDRO the Washington Manor Junior High PTA reports a 35 percent membership increase this year. Mrs. Bobbie Gibson chairs the drive. Class drive winners include Goldie Lander’s eighth grade Spanish class earning first prize and Elaine Lucia’s seventh grade English class donating its 4 award to CARE.
Volunteers are sought to serve as guides at the San Lorenzo School district Museum of Discovery located at Martin School 1000 Paseo Grande A volunteer course on Museum Interpretation runs from January 2 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays at Martin School conducted by Wesley Gordon retired district coordinator of science who planned and developed the museum Interested persons should call adult school Principal Leonard Hancock at 2767030 for more information.
Pre registration for winter quarter classes is open. Holiday office hours start tomorrow from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. The office closes Christmas and New Year’s. Classes begin January 2, 1973. A counselor will assist with returning to school for a diploma or better job. Call 357-9911 for appointments. Open to adults 18 and over. A $1 registration fee applies. Tutition for high school diploma program?
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