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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1960
Page
17
A spring fashion forecast highlights loose silhouettes and collarless necklines, with waistlines rising or dipping slightly. Trends include bottle shapes, aerated sleeves, color shifts, and the return of culottes, as designers reimagine dresses, coats, and separates for warmer weather.
Election of officers heads the agenda for Thursday at 10 39 a m for Chapter 25 Widows of World War 1 Stay Ward Airport Recreation Center 19601 Hesperian Blvd. Following the business session luncheon will be served at noon hosted by Irma Byer and Frances A Frantin.
Castro Valley Garden Club will meet with guest Grace Politis of Berkeley to discuss herbs in the garden and kitchen uses. The public meeting is Wednesday at 9 am in the Blue Room of Castro Valley Community Center at Quail Avenue and Seven Hills Road, with reports from horticulture chairwoman Mrs James Peters.
Vintage ad copy promoting a curved draped neckline design in hope faille wool for women. Includes pattern number 9279, sizes 34 to 44, yardage 38 for size 36, price 35 cents, and mail order details from The Daily Review Pattern Bureau in New York.
A 1960s style feature explores how mannequins in American stores have evolved from simple figures to life like personalities. It notes sculpture and live models driving display power, regional taste differences, and the enduring Greek artistic influence on ideal forms.
Howard Sitolf, associate professor of art at Wayward State College, will speak on Art in Relation to your Child at Hillview Crest's evening meeting in Hayward. The program starts around 7:45 p.m. in the Ethan Vere and Wheelon avenues multipurpose room. The event includes community groups discussing the Mt Eden and La Mista School District unification and Junior College District election.
A 1961 report notes toddlers wear varied tones beyond pink for girls and blue for boys. Spring styles mix orchid and yellow for girls with willow green and red brown for boys, signaling a move away from rigid color norms.
A mother and child exchange lines about chores and attention. The piece suggests a child asks for help and a mother offers to brainstorm duties the child can pick, highlighting how lack of guidance leads a child to seek a parent’s time.
Constance Gettler and John F Sheehan of Castro Valley plan a January 14 wedding. Rev Paul B Rhodes to officiate a morning ceremony at First Presbyterian Church Hayward. Attendants include Sharon Woods maid of honor and Jack Sorensen Sr ushers. Reception at Trader Bob s Polynesian, Hayward. Bridal dinner hosted at 4456 James Ave Castro Valley the night before.
The bridal party for Rae Jean Olson of San Lorenzo and Walter Gosseit of Newark includes maid of honor Margene Olson, best man Ronald Croga, ushers Clifford and Mel Olson, bridesmaids Diane Taylor and Muse Robert Norris, ringbearer Kenneth Martin, and Hawergirt Kay Lust. The mid winter ceremony is set for 2 pm at the Village Church of Hayward on Mission Boulevard.
Dorothy Dix column chronicles a strained family saga. A daughter, adopted two decades ago, visits with a grandchild but decries TV volume and feeding the baby, prompting a stern parental response. The counselor urges firm boundaries and a calm, honest talk to restore discipline.
Vintage ad text promotes eight gay patchwork quilt patterns using scraps of fabric with three easy yardages for single and double beds. The Daily Review offers pattern mailings for five cents each plus one cent postage, requesting name, address, zone, and pattern number. Also touts a 1961 Needler craft book with 125 designs for home sewing, embroidery, crochet, and more, plus free designs for caps.
A year’s sweep of firsts and milestones for women across royalty politics sports and science. Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Farah Diba forged new heirlines while Jacqueline Kennedy Pat Nixon and Barbara Powers figured in marriages careers and public life. Scandals and breakthroughs followed women in sports space and entertainment with notable births divorces and a final, sobering note in the death of Clark Gable.
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