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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1958
Page
10
Castro Valley residents continue summer classes with many names listed among attendees. Popular tennis courts stay busy. band, ball, and other youth activities rise in prominence. In Amador and Pleasanton notes, engagements, graduations, dances, and coronations frame community gatherings with numerous locals named. Washington, Arroyo, and Hayward items recap parties, exchanges, and student events across communities.
Jacqueline Dowell, 1957 Hayward High valedictorian and Stanford sophomore in biological science, will fly Tuesday to Washington DC for the California Nevada Conference of Methodist Youth Fellowship convocation. She and another delegate will meet evangelism needs of the Methodist Church. keynote by G Bromley Oxmen and speech by Senator Francis Case. Dowell is daughter of A M Tewell, 1560 Highland Blvd.
A new shower cap for women of all ages features colored flowers sandwiched between layers of clear polyethylene. Gold colored ring details dangle from the sides, offering a glam look for damp hair.
The country's greeting card companies seek staff writers with a liberal arts background and flair for words. No need for professional experience, but a bright, outgoing tone from campus activity helps. Training is 1 to 3 months with low pay, followed by rapid salary growth for strong performers.
Southern Alameda County High Schools Lincoln, Livermore, Hayward, Washington Township and Amador Valley enter the Junior Livestock Show at the Pleasanton Fair. A fat stock auction July 10 at 7:30 p.m. funds projects for junior exhibitors. coordinated by Leslie Brown and a county group of ag teachers.
A Chicago Independence Hall Association contest drew seventh and eighth graders who discuss world problems and nation state issues. Young writers describe honesty between nations, critique slogans, and emphasize American identity and responsibility amid Cold War era topics.
San Lorenzo New Club announces interim officers led by Pat Cabral with Ron Dring as vice president Jo Ann Weiss secretary Joyce Miller and Ben Ernist Curt Kevter among the executive council members. Tonight a dance 8 to 12 pm at San Lorenzo Community Center features records dancing with Jack Gotroe and company. Queen of the community candidates will be introduced at 10 pm. Members are high school or alumni of San Serenat eligible.
Twelve year old Christine Ray pursues Texas history gathering records of over 6000 original Texas families. She proved Lynchburg residents were living on the old San Jacinto site, saving and typing early on. Her father Alvin Ray is a puppeteer. Christine runs a nursery business and has big dreams to become wealthy and own Cadillacs.
Horizon Club held a picnic supper with local high schools including Hayward Union and Bohannon School graduates attending as guests at San Jose Speedway. Notable attendees included Susan Gibson Joan Gretchen Erickson Gail Manildi Rene Dunke and Linda Hustler.
Fragmentary note claims South American high schools have longer days and more subjects than local schools, suggesting stricter schedules and greater workload for students.
The chart scene shifts as Sheb Wooley's Purple People Eaters risk being overtaken by The Coasters Yakity Yak and Bobby Darin's Splish Splash. Elvis gains momentum with Hard Headed Woman while Johnny's Greatest Hits outperforms Jonah Jones Swinging on Broadway and Tabu by Arthur Lyman.
Sidney Gautreaux 14 sister of singer Jack Gatroe will appear with Don Sherwood on his talent show. Arroyo High School sophomore for fall she sang solo in school programs and duets with her brother at military camp shows. She performs without formal voice training and will sing Fevers on television debut. Parents Mr and Mrs Dalton Gautveaux reside 17009 Via Piedras San Lorenzo.
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