Handy Spanish by Ray Montoya in New Haven Unified
A note on the Handy Spanish language column by Ray Montoya appears in the New Haven Unified roster. The item references a string of lesson notes and a teacher named Sonent Wet.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1966
Page
5
A note on the Handy Spanish language column by Ray Montoya appears in the New Haven Unified roster. The item references a string of lesson notes and a teacher named Sonent Wet.
HAL BOYLE notes that new road signs for 1966 feature bold warnings of sharp curves ahead to alert motorists. The changes reflect stricter safety standards and clearer driver guidance.
An apparently garbled report mentions Minsk and Pinsk with references to a bird and plans involving the United Nations. The text oscillates between political promises, budgets, and odd imagery, including a grasshopper bird and tourism ideas, lacking coherent facts or clear events.
Expert players struggle with a finesse in a tricky hand as West and East clash in a heart battle and clubs lead. The article argues the finesse varies with missing cards, and urges using bidding to guide key card decisions while illustrating with a Daily Question: respond to a no trump partner response with a four spades bid based on distribution and point count.
A two session story hour will run at Castro Valley Library starting Thursday. Judith Klapproth, children’s librarian, says the 9 A.M. session welcomes three year olds, while the 11 A.M. session is for four and five year olds. Children must be at least three and pre register by calling the library at 20054 Redwood Road or the prior line BSG-L787.
The work designed by Matin Gaidana features a magnificent hanging sculpture of Harry Bertoja, commissioned especially for Golden West, highlighting a notable addition to the museum's collection.
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