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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1968
Page
8
A fragmentary note from Hayward page 14 mentions Leandre and Mrs H to Robert Sey with connections to Catare Valley. The readable text is sparse and unclear about exact events or context.
Two University of California students, Sharon Welch and Donald Stevenson, announce their engagement. The couple revealed the news at a family dinner at Sharon Welch's parents' Hayward home, with notices also sent to Berkeley residents. Sharon attends Cal, living on campus, while Donald is a Napa native and doctoral history student.
A reader blasts Ann Landers for anti fat letters while others seek guidance on sensitive family matters. The column responds on fat bias and personal duty, advising readers to respect a spouse's wishes and handle inheritance or end of life tasks with care.
Dr. Night Berger advised a mixed audience of doctors and dentists wives that most marital difficulties stem from immaturity not age. She urged couples to discuss problems quietly and avoid accusatory language, stressing maturity and honest self-examination.
Mrs Charles C Blevins of Hayward announced the engagement of her daughter Bess to Donald Nadate, Haywardite. The ceremony and related plans are to be set at a future date, with details to follow from the Benson household.
The engagement of Linda Souza formerly of Hayward to John W McKay was announced. Linda, daughter of Louis J Souza of Hayward, resides in Fullerton while attending Fullerton Junior College. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Marget McKay of San Rafael and serves with the Naval Reserves at Treasure Island. a wedding date is set.
The St Gerard Women's Club of San Lorenzo plans a luncheon chaired by Mrs Joseph Reyes with games songs and entertainment. Prizes will be awarded and reservations may be made by calling Mia Reyes at 433-5395 or co-chair Mrs Raymond Angel.
CMA predicts lighter brighter colors for spring suits and sportswear with natural shoulder three and four button cuts. Tailored clothing shifts toward coordinated leisure suits and blazers in silvers, pastels, citrus hues, and bold patterns across fabrics including windowpane checks and tattersall styles.
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