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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
6
With the old year ending the bubble hair style fades and a close cropped flat topped look is set to debut this Saturday. The change signals a bold shift in fashion as barbers and stylists prepare for the fresh cut trend.
The notice outlines Pattern 7466 for slippers with beadwork and a tibbed cuff, with sizes 46 and 7-9 and a 35 cent price plus mailing add-ons. It promotes the 1963 Biggest Needlecrate Show with hair accessories and a new Neediverall Catalog, and mentions designers Petite and Peter Hanle of San Mateo attending a meet in Alliance City to preview coiffure trends. The Official Hair Council plans annual style revelations guiding beauty salons nationwide.
The California Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs will hold a Bay Area business meeting at the Mark Hopkins Hotel San Francisco. A special panel on The Financial Structure of the Federation will be read by Robert M. Gape, a San Francisco certified public accountant. Sessions open at 9 a.m. Saturday with Bay Area members invited to attend.
A vintage advertisement from the Daily Review promotes the Pattern Bureau offering patterns by Merion Mart in assorted sizes with fabric yardage notes and a free coupon for a pattern catalog. Include address details for pattern requests and a per-copy mailing note from Old Chelsea Station New York.
The Department of Agriculture projects ample 1963 food supplies for domestic use and exports at roughly 1962 price levels. Livestock products reach record production, with beef, pork, poultry, and dairy showing varied gains and price trends. Vegetables and fruits remain plentifully stocked, though potatoes and meat costs may shift, while consumer spending on food stays around 19 percent of income.
Father Dickie shows affection for nightly wrestling before bed as a family ritual. The reader is invited to reflect on parenting joys and the simple, warm exchanges that shape a child’s bedtime routine.
The public is invited to join Tex's Stars Square Dance Club Saturday at John Muir Junior High School Williams Street San Leandro. Guest caller Ed Looney will lead the event with Tex Travers handling emcee duties.
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