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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1950
Page
8
A 1949 fashion note encourages adding flowers to necklines and blouses as a spring trend. It praises pinned blooms for fresh, stylish accent and advises replacing wilting flowers promptly. Includes pattern details and order info for The Hayward Review, San Francisco.
Hayward high school radio technique class will stage a double assembly Friday featuring a comedy satire on radio life presented as illustrated scenes and a spoof on radio serials Goat Riders in the Sky written by student Harlon Eddens. Cartos Bee directs the satire with Pat Grimsley as narrator and Mele McParland as definer. a singing quartet and a full cast of students perform.
California's pension changeover from state to county administration remains on schedule says Gov. Warren. March 1 transfer target under Proposition 2 faces no known obstacles, with welfare code provisions under review to meet federal rules. A plan for federal conformity is being drafted by the social welfare board, and a director search is underway. Myrtle Williams leaves as the current trader March 3 under Proposition terms. Also reported Berlin divorce filing over alleged false pretenses due to she wore falsies. Fashion book promotes spring patterns with over 150 designs, available for 20 cents.
The sixth grade students of San Lorenzo School held a Friday installation in the auditorium with Barbara Hjerpe taking on the presidency. Barbara Weove, Patty Nobrega, Kay Armstrong, Barbara North, Kathy Roman, and Sam Fitzsimmons were installed as officers. Students will study South America and relations with Alaska and Hawaii, seeking exchange with new friends in the republics.
The 14th, in San Lorenzo, marked the start of a bank program for grades four through eight. 88 students began learning thrift habits and opened individual savings accounts. They practiced making deposits, discussed banking concepts, and learned that a penny saved is a penny earned.
Ellis Patterson announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. He cites support from county and state committees and pledges to expand rights of small business and labor against large corporations. Patterson, a former lieutenant governor and congressman, argues for vigor, experience, and integrity in California politics.
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