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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1975
Page
3
Mimes perform at the Canyon High cafetorium in Castro Valley at 7 30 p m Monday. The event features the Mime or Magic troupe. Tickets cost 1 for adults and free for students and children. Call Holly Stone at 538 8833 to reserve seats.
In Hayward and nearby districts only about 360 of roughly 1,000 eligible students registered for the California High School Proficiency Examination. Counselors cite uncertainty about the certificate, parental opposition, a weak job market, and a $10 fee as factors.
The listing promotes a teen event by Fair Lady at Castro Valley High School with 2 admission, plus multiple concerts and fairs around the Bay Area. It mentions the American Freedom Train in San Francisco and San Jose venues, various bands, and ticket details through BASS outlets and TELETIX. It also notes a Christmas fair at Cal State Hayward and other performances, withDates and contact numbers included.
The student body starts a canned food drive to aid the needy. Tickets for Washington's on sale for Winnie the Pooh in room 81 on Jan 28 and Feb 2 at 7:30 pm with 4 matinees on Jan 31 at 2 30 pm. Linda Jackson and Ruby star.
Moreau High School announces Christmas events including a Diary of Anne Frank performance tonight and tomorrow in the Moreau auditorium with student and adult admission. The chorus schedules two free concerts next week, with a Tuesday benefit at Que Lady's Home for the Elderly and a Wednesday appearance at the Moreau-Boosten Club. A Christmas Carol will be staged by the senior class and the Red Cross Club will visit Parkland Convalescent Hospital during vacation to share food gifts and Christmas spirit.
Hayward district sponsors Teenage Battle of the Bands to benefit the March of Dimes at Chabot College Auditorium on January 24. Bands must be professional musicians with their own gear, each set up to 12 minutes, and audition on January 10. First through fourth place receive trophies. registration deadline January 7. Call 581-8331 for details.
Wilber Morin, a history teacher at Marina High, wore a self made 1776 period coat to class. His daughter Wendy 17 sewed the outfit using corduroy and a commercial pattern, costing about 27 dollars. The dress sparked double takes and greater student interest during fall lectures on the colonial era.
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