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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1968
Page
2
Spirit reached a peak last week at St Elizabeth with Grub Day Class Color Days and rallies. Seniors won tug of war while sophomores claimed the pink elephants theme and the decorations and mascots brought class pride across the campus.
A Tuesday table tennis tournament for Weekes Drop-In members is planned at Weekes Community Center Patrick Ave Hayward. The event features singles and doubles in double elimination, with four town tournaments feeding into a championship to crown the 1918 table tennis champions. Eligibility covers HARD-boundary high school students with Weekes Drop-In membership cards.
The Assemblies of God, the nation’s largest Pentecostal group with 306 churches, has added five new home missionaries. Three will serve among American Indians and the other two will work in Teen Challenge, focusing on teens in larger cities.
Fremont area eighth graders selected for school play Midsummer Night's Dream to be staged at Canyon High Little Theatre February 14 and 20 21. Leads include Gregory Sims Lysander Barbara Kelly Hermia Bill Meyer Demetrius Kathy Fraga Helena Hilary Carr Puck and Charles Elliot Bottom. Advance tickets available after February 1 by calling 657-2600 extension 42.
Rear Adm. Richard B. Lynch, 3, commander of Pearl Harbor Naval Base, died of a heart attack Friday in Atlanta Georgia where his headquarters were located.
Seventeen year old Paula Nordahl of San Lorenzo expresses excitement about competing in the Junior Miss of California pageant in Garden Grove. A senior at San Lorenzo High School she earned state eligibility by winning the Junior Miss Alameda County title last month. She will compete against contestants from across the state for scholarships and prizes. Paula, with a 3.97 GPA, plans a career in science and math and lists singing dancing and guitar as talents.
Eight Pacific High students will travel in Europe for six weeks next summer under instructor Edwin Freeran. They will study foreign laws and civilizations in Rome Geneva Paris and London, staying at a university residence in Rome and a lycee in Thenon. The group departs the Bay Area July 4 and includes transportation and lodging with additional costs for souvenirs.
Fifteen bands including Wild Things Aba t Landing Spectres Power of Sound Iron Glass and Tassleberry Jelly compete in Hayward Area Recreation Districts Battle of the Bands with KYA host Gene Nelson and Bristol Hoxkile as guests. Event at Chabot College auditorium 55 Hesperian Blvd. Tickets one dollar from teen club officers or HARD office with 1919 B Star at the door.
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