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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1968
Page
3
Canyon students discuss hair and looks in a survey from a homemaking class. Among ninth graders 170 boys participated, 129 prefer no rolls, 47 said they like rolls, and 1 is unsure. Questions covered hair rollers and what traits matter most in a girl.
San Leandro Recreation Department invites residents in grades 8 through 12 to a summer Teen Club dance at the San Leandro Boys’ Club tonight at 11. Admission is 75 vents with student body card. dress is casual. Post Rais Band will perform, Just Us will play during intermissions.
Linda Kes, 17, and William Wix, San Leandro High School graduates, win Market Training Schools scholarships. Linda receives tuition and placement help toward a supermarket career. William plans to enter self service cashiering.
Saulent Valavanis, a 16 year old high school junior in Charlestown West Virginia, runs a business boarding and selling bonsai and gives lectures. A nationwide survey of teen dating shows boys and girls favor certain traits, dating frequencies, and public affection levels with varied preferences on hair color skirt length and dating introductions.
Marla Eckstein, San Leandro High School graduate, named outstanding candystriper of the year at Children's Hospital Medical Center in Oakland. She received the Bambino pin from hospital administrator Harold Norman in a recent ceremony and has logged extensive volunteer hours since joining the candystriper program.
Eugene Police Chief Art Ellsworth warns of weekend or summer vacations inviting burglaries. He recommends practical steps such as leaving lights on, stopping newspaper deliveries, having a neighbor check your home, keeping blinds in ordinary positions, and ensuring all windows are locked and the lawn is cared for.
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