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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1960
Page
6
Dorothy Dix advises a light sleeper to tape the husband’s snoring and replay it to build humor and sympathy for separate bedrooms. The piece also promotes a sewing pattern and includes humorous exchanges about marriage and law. The tone mimics a 1960s advice column.
Japanese women seek lighter hair colors from black to rust and even blonde. Facial features and eye styling are kept natural by many, while some professionals predict black hair may largely disappear. Women support the trend as freedom from male opposition and a move toward Western aesthetics.
A mother rebukes a cross child with an instruction to eat early and sleep before the father returns. She later notes the child is cross due to fatigue and suggests lying down with a panda to rest, aiming to make him happy when Daddy comes home. The text seeks to remove the cause by ensuring the child rests rather than enforced punishment.
A description of the Foster Parents Plan FPP noting eight dollars monthly can prevent starvation for families in Korea and aid 18 000 children across Belgium France West Germany Greece Hong Kong Italy Vietnam and Korea. Robert W Sage in Seoul cites eight dollars buys much rice. FPP funds clothing food medical social services and school books, with 4500 Korean children currently under care and potential to grow. Foster parents encourage letters from children and reference recent events in the Far East.
John Muir PTA selects officers for the faculty Friday at Hayward school. Gerald Peabardy as president chairs with Mrs Wallac Klein as incoming president. officers include Gregory Marti as third vice president Lyte Louden as tail vice president Chitty as secretary Vielna as corresponding secretary Jones as treasurer Jolson as historian Lessoratt as debate. Larry Deavon named second vice president Clarence Miller auditor and Mrs Yeon itees as alternate delegate.
The Savoptimist Club of Hayward awards a scholarship to teacher Jay Lowe in the Mt Aden School District hearing training program to continue speech and language studies with teachers of the deaf. Lowe will enjoy summer training at the John Tracy Clinic. Miss June Yates leads the Saraphmists. Isley runs three hearing classes focusing on spontaneous speech development.
A garbled ad from The Daily Review Household Arts Dept promotes crochet hexagon patterns and a 1960 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book. It urges readers to mail five cents per pattern, plus extra for first class mailing, to receive patterns and book offers, with emphasis on knitting sewing and embroidery projects. The notice promises free patterns and ideas for home furnishings and fashion.
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