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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1972
Page
4
A writer laments the rise of see through bubble umbrellas as a vulgar fashion replacing the traditional elegant umbrella. He argues the transparent design erodes feminine mystery, compares it to a see through blouse, and questions practical benefits while praising the old style’s dignity and subtle variety.
Kickoff event today for the Easter Seal Society Guild ball to be held Feb. 12 at the Oakland Hilton Inn. Mrs. Richard Carr chairs. over 150 guests, including Alameda County Easter Seal board members, expected at the Dickie home. Fantasy masks sold as a preview. proceeds fund therapy programs for disabled children at the Easler Seat Rehabilitation Center.
Rho Sigs of the Rio Sigma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha organize a 7 20 p m guided museum tour at the Oakland Museum as part of the Golden Adventures education program. A business session follows. On January 23 Bay Peninsula Regional Council meets at Mariani's in San Jose. chapter president Maynard Gouveia of Fremont will lead the 10 am gathering, with a skit to be presented by Rho Sigma members.
Golf scorers are women with varied backgrounds who work exclusively for the Crosby Pro-Am. They feed information to TV spotters across three courses for the final rounds televised nationwide. The program began eight years ago under Brooke Nicholas and Mary Ann Clark, enlisting golf widows and enthusiasts like 17-year-old honors student JJ Houghton.
The Hayward Woman's Club presents a three artist show in the Chabot College Administration Building lobby in Hayward in cooperation with the college Office of Community Services. The exhibition runs 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. weekly with a public opening at 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the day of the event and admission free. Featured artists are Rebecca Veneziano Ted Long and Don Prechtel, with works from Artha Lloyd of San Mateo.
Maxine Christison, a former model, demonstrates old fashioned meticulous sewing in Capwell's Hayward fabric department. She credits the Bishop Method and noted shortcuts learned from clothing manufacturing. She plans an eight week course with daytime and nighttime sessions, with advance registrations accepted tomorrow.
The first educational program of the year for Epsilon Phi sorority will be held Tuesday starting with a 7 pm dinner at the San Leandro home of Mrs. Peter Paletta. Educational director Mrs. George Davison will introduce the program themed Staff of Life. Many members plan to attend the Bay Area District Council Meeting Sunday at San Francisco International Inn.
Mrs. George Gondale will review Jennie at the Jan 25 Book Review and Tea by Cherry Branch of Children’s Hospital Medical Center. The event, at the Sai Leandro home of Mrs. Donald Carr, begins 1 30 p m with desserts prepared by Mrs. Robert McLeod Mrs. Robert Seeley and Mrs Rexford Tillson. Goodale will report on the life of Lady Randolph Churchill, an American girl in Edwardian British society, as the focus of the literary work. Tinewoski shirts and accessories provide color for outfits to wear with T s and parkas for layered looks. The manufacturer says the new season will be the most colorful yet.
Mrs D Stratton a Cottey College graduate and daughter of its president will speak at the January 22 Southern Alameda County PEO Sisterhood reciprocity luncheon at the Pleasanton Motel. Anne Simpson was replaced. The seven chapter group covers Hayward Fremont San Leandro and Livermore. Simpson will meet with girls about Cottey College at a workshop January 26 from 7 to 9 pm at the San Leandro Community Library.
Barbara Pena plans marriage to Gary B Nordman son of John and Barbara Nordman of San Leandro. Pena is listed as daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Pena of Hayward. Nordman serves in the Navy aboard the USS Montauk based in San Diego.
Kristin Lindsay and Christopher Priddis plan a January 29 wedding at the Oakland Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Kristin, daughter of Walter and Mrs. Lindsay of Fremont, is a Ricks College graduate and BYU student. Christopher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Priddis of San Lorenzo, has completed two two year church missions in the southern gulf states. They will reside in Provo after marriage.
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