Ex-Teacher Brings Baby to Maynard High Class
Maynard high school homemaking classes feature no substitutes as former teacher Mrs. James Harper demonstrated infant care. Miss Imogene Blythe leads seniors in prenatal care and baby bathing methods, highlighting practical learning in home economics.
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Maynard High School
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Imogene Blythe
Three HHS graduates win scholarships for college tuition
Haywatid Steve Coult Tom Lawrence and Frank Waltjen, senior graduates of HHS, received $10,000 toward tuition at California College. California and western state students submitted artwork samples judged by faculty for the scholarships in Seattle. Dudels, recently divorced, laments finding a partner, hoping to reconnect with someone "that one person."
42 County Strike Of Carpenters Ends Today
SAN FRANCISCO The air porters strike in four Central and Northern California counties ended as the union and Associated General Contractors approved a new wage agreement. The pact includes a cent hourly pay raise and a health and welfare fund contribution retroactive to May. members expected to return to work pending a referendum.
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Nepo- Gain Committee
Heath and Welfare Fund
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Pendine
Rodeo Queen Lays Claim On Livermore Ranch
Pat Taylor, an 18 year old, serves as queen of the Livermore rodeo and lives on a ranch in the rolling Livermore hills. She spends time riding, visiting local spots, and keeping pace with ranch duties amid community energy activities and events.
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GOP Stands to Make Big Gains in State Senate and Assembly
James C. Anderson reports on California primary results showing Republicans expanding their edge in both state chambers. Senate seats shifted to GOP, Assembly mirrors gains with potential runoffs in November. notable defeats and retirements shape the landscape as parties vie for control. The piece notes key figures such as Collins, Murdy, Weybret, Arnett, and Donahoe, plus implications for a GOP majority in the Assembly and a strong Senate majority.
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San Fernando
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Capitol
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Samuel W. Wicklow
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