10 Jan 1966
Page 10
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1966
Page
10
Case 418 features Donna D. a 26 year old registered nurse whose husband’s infidelity and lack of financial support lead her to seek divorce assistance. The column notes how youths enter marriage with immature habits due to parenting and schooling, urging better guidance on marriage ethics.
A garbled column blends dating advise with marriage expectations and a satirical critique of social norms. It mentions choosing a spouse wisely, aligning race and religion, and urges pursuing logical, not impulsive, decisions in love. The text weaves in sports metaphors and a mock advice booklet offer, reflecting confusing clipped excerpts.
A bridge game feature recalls West’s six of diamonds and a faulty lead by a young player, Ta coby, causing a loss and a lesson for novices. The column also covers a bidding puzzle with spades and hearts and notes about Oswald Jacoby and Newark district plans for a new gas plant with a $950000 budget and federal support.
A fragmented exhortation listing simple rules for young people and advice on selecting suitable matrimonial arrangements. The text also hints at consumer choices in the automotive field, though details are scarce.
SAN LEANDRO A 13 week driver education course for adult non drivers will be offered by the San Leandro Adult School with a day session from a.m. to noon and an evening session from 7 to 10 pan. It includes seven weeks of class room training and six weeks of behind the wheel driving. Registrations may be made at 2200 Bancroft Ave the adult school offices.
Registration remains open for Castro Valley Adult School with courses in business education millinery needle craft English fine arts German Spanish physical fitness sewing interior decorating industrial education geology furniture refinishing social studies and driver education Call 532 5010 after 8 30 pm Monday through Thursday for more information.
Mulford Gardens and Marina Faire Homes Association members will join San Leandro City Council for a 7:30 p.m. work session January 47 to discuss erecting a memorial plaque for Capt. Thomas Mulford founder of Mullford Landing and namesake of Mulford Gardens. The plan accompanies a recycling and garbage ordinance debate amid local dumping concerns near the Marina Golf Course.
Morning and afternoon sessions at Humpty Dumpty Parent Co operative Nursery School have openings announced by vice-president Paulette Baxter. Age eligibility starts at two years five months through pre-kindergarten with a monthly fee of 8 dollars for five days weekly. Contact Mrs Baxter at 581-1254 or teachers at Baywood School 21954 Dolores Ave Castro Valley.
The Hayward Radio Club announces a class for aspiring amateur operators opening Monday at Sun set High School. Sessions run 7 20 to 10 p m on Mondays and Wednesdays in rooms 1912 and D14 with a 2 dollar textbook fee.
Community gathering promoting social games and charity events at a Mission Boulevard venue. Sponsored by local Women's Association groups, with whist, party games, and refreshments planned to benefit area charities and a parish altar. Includes directions between St John's Mall and Orchard Aytis.
A jumble of local notices: Bob's Frame Shop hosts a rummage sale in Hayward with stalls at 160 St Halle and 109 C St. multiple community events include whist parties, social games, and fundraisers by the Sisters and Lady of Fatima at St John’s Hall in Hayward and San Leandro High School PTA sales. Also listed are job ads for secretaries, clerks, a music teacher, and other administrative roles in Fremont, Hayward, and San Leandro.
San Leandro Kiwanis leader Arnold B. Baker will head a special 1966 committee to support the San Leandro Girls Club. Gordon Brown, new club president, has members vote to continue backing the Girls Club’s drive for a new clubhouse. Baker’s administration raised over $8,000 for the fund last year.
The notice lists ad entry hours as 6 30 A M to 4 30 P M Monday to Friday for next day papers. Sunday Review deadline 4 30 P M Friday. Mandy deadline 3 00 P M. Shopping News weekly Saturday 4 30 P M. Sunday Review cancellation by 10 00 A M Saturday. Monday Review cancellation 3 00 P M Saturday. Cancelation requires the cancellation number for adjustments.
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