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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1971
Page
5
The feature showcases summer fashion with men’s Scudiere linen suits by Bill Miller of the Village Squire and a natural linen shirt with taupe embroidery. It also presents Jean Louis Scherrer Paria boutique silk tunic outfits with Zouave pants, knee high boots, and a bold belt.
Old-time Hayward couple Diane Clara Westover and Richard Allard wed at Eden United Church of Christ in a double ceremony planned to coincide with seven week old Lisa Lane’s christening. The bride became godmother to Lisa before becoming Mrs Allard in a state ceremony. The couple will reside in Hayward after a honeymoon in Southern California and Nevada.
Mr and Mrs Richard Browns newborn Jonah could not digest formula due to an intestinal disorder. After receiving breast milk from the Mothers Milk Bank, Jonah gained weight and health. Over five months old, he is among more than 1000 healthy children aided by donated milk in San Francisco. Modern medicine still seeks full understanding of this power.
Doctors and parents of premature or ill babies rely on milk banks like Mothers' Milk Bank. The San Francisco milk Wilmington Del provides pasteurized human milk for babies who need it to survive but cannot obtain it from their mothers.
The article profiles summer fashion trends featuring quilted fabrics in denim, chintz, and pique, with new puckered textures and smocked designs. It highlights coordinated pieces, edge binding, and various knit inspired blouses and dresses, plus notes on the appeal of sheer cottons and voile for a snug fit without heavy knits. It also covers the San Francisco Mothers’ Milk Bank, its role, leadership, and impact on newborns, including donor networks and service reach.
Air Force Captain William Vinson and Cynthia Black wed at First Christian Church in San Lorenzo with white gladioli decor. The bride, escorted by her father James R. Black, is granddaughter of Mrs. Harlow Hodgdon and Mrs. Elsa Black. The couple, residents of Castro Valley, plan to live apart before Vinson’s posting in Wiesbaden, Germany. Vinson, a UCLA Law graduate and Air Force attorney, will join his wife after July.
Mrs. Edward Stoermer will host a Saturday gathering for high school juniors and seniors from Fremont Newark and Union City interested in joining sororities when they attend college. Sponsored by Southern Alameda County Panhellenic the informal event starts at 11 a.m. San Jose State College sorority members will answer questions. Call Mrs Stoermer at 782 3224 for details.
Wedding stories must reach The Daily Review within three days after the ceremony to be considered for publication. Forms available at 116 West Winton Ave Hayward. To ease processing, submit forms about three weeks before the wedding.
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