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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1963
Page
9
A column urging mothers and fathers to show affection and communicate with children to reduce delinquency. It cites a case of Herman W. and argues high pressure parenting leads to youth offenses. Readers are invited to request the 200-point “Tests for Good Parents” with stamped return envelopes.
The Southern Alameda County Planned Parenthood Center on Smalley Ave Hayward asks for private contributions to fund its program. The agency, a branch of the League of Alameda, relies on donations, patient fees and grants for research and projects. County Board chair Mrs. Walter Th. Peterson says solicitations are being sent locally.
Hartfields appoints Miss Mae Correa as manager of the new Fremont Hub store in Fremont, with Miss Rea Thomas named supervisor. Correa, formerly Hayward assistant manager, began as a salesgirl and rose to head of sportswear. Thomas, with over 12 years at Hartfields, supervises Hay Area stores and parts of Oregon and Washington. The store, 5400 square feet in the Fremont Wab Shopping Center, will feature women’s fashions and a full children’s department.
A Western association committee at Santa Rosa High School completed a three day accreditation study of Irvington High School this week. The April report will assess strengths and weaknesses of the education program under director Frederick Buey. Full accreditation could allow grace entry to the University of California pending meeting grade and subject requirements. A parallel review will visit James Lagan High School on March 27 and 28. Washington High School, which received maximum accreditation in 1958, will be reevaluated next year.
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