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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
9
A reader panel features Ann Landers addressing dream meanings and the significance of dreams, followed by columns about teenage privacy, parental rights, and nicknames. Readers argue over teen autonomy, whereabouts, and how to handle breakups, with Landers weighing in on personal information, privacy, and social conduct.
An advertisement notes a lightweight, easy to carry crochet design in four colors with oak leaf motif. It highlights single crochet construction, stone-like color options, and separate mounts that join, labeled pattern T3255 with mail order info from The Daily Review.
A reader questions a term heard at a meeting about foreign language instruction. The writer describes direct teaching, where students imitate living speech and pronunciation by listening to the teacher, records, and broadcasts, contrasting with older grammar first methods and rote vocabulary.
Nine candidates vie for the Pebble Queen of Hearts title at the Oakland Chapter Order of De Malay sponsored ball. Local contestants from area communities seek the honor in the annual pageant.
Seventeen year old Eileen Reid and eighteen year old Janice Packard face a queen contest judged by ticket sales for a 8 p.m. ball at the Oakland Scottish Rite Temple. Eileen, senior at Tennyson High, holds multiple offices including freshmean president and pep club president. Janice, Hayward High School graduate, serves in Bethel 21 and Job's Daughters and plans to study at Chabot College. Each queen contestant lists a DeMolay sponsor, with Eileen's sponsor Neale Martin Jr. and Janice's sponsor Ron Grandman. The winner will be chosen based on ticket sales for the event.
PIA Vhews San Leandro's Grover Cleve land PTA schedules a March 7 fashion show in the multiuse room at 2050 Reynalls Blvd to benefit Chabot College fine arts. Mrs. Earl Lerdahl chairs assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Jensen. A Castro Valley spaghetti dinner follows Tuesday from 5 20 to 7 20 p m with spoon servings. ARGONNE hosts a Tuesday program for parents on Emergency Medical Treatment for the Injured Child with Dr. Charles Lee and Dr. James Huston in the 16850 Argonne St multipurpose room. Baby-sitting will be available. Continuous text with OCR errors kept minimal.
A medical memo notes hate can produce real physical illness. A office worker suffered chronic stomach issuesuntil a psychiatrist suggested her hostility toward a supervisor. After the supervisor's transfer, symptoms vanished, proving hatred as a mental disease the patient must cure herself to avoid lasting harm.
A lighthearted pattern offer from The Daily Review promotes Spring ready to wear vibes. It markets 43 inch fabric, sizes 12 to 20, with yardage details and a 50 cent pattern request. Readers can request the Pattern Bureau mail order catalog and receive a free pattern with coupon.
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