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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1973
Page
17
The piece laments late summer warmth and scarce summer wear, noting stores filled with fall clothing and polyester fabrics. It contrasts teen and older women’s fashion, critiques print and pattern choices, and calls for warmer weather while reporting six new volunteer drivers for cancer patient transport.
A crowd of several hundred greeted Olympic Gold Medalist Taxi Sehuba at a cocktail party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Watson Jr. Sehuba flew in from Salt Lake City for the event, part of the buildup to May 22 opening of the Tee Tallies rally in Oakland Coliseum Arena. Easter Seal chapter officers and guests attended, including Mia Kenneth Reinnert of Castro Valley, president of Tiger Lily Chapter, and her husband.
Jeanne Durand wed in Hayward in a ceremony at Saint Clement’s Church. The bride, former Carne Durand of Hayward, is daughter of Mrs Arthur Durand. she wore a white gown with empire top and chapel train. The groom is Edward J. Nola Jr of Fremont. Bridesmaids included Kathryn Nola and others. best man was Daniel Hantuazi. A reception followed at Sur Lingina Park Community Center.
Debra Montgomery and Chris Burnworth wed at Our Savior Lutheran Church in Fremont. Debra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Montgomery, wore Chantilly lace. Chris, Navy man stationed in Merceda, is from Houston. Bridesmaids wore blue and white, ushers included Barry Montgomery, and the ceremony was followed by a church social hall reception.
Whitl6 Whit The Daily Raylaw Hayward provides brief local notices and updates dated Tuesday May 8 1973. The fragment mentions Hayward and city events with limited legible details for the reader.
A surprise dinner at Willow Park Clubhouse in Casino Valley celebrated Frank M. Rays and his wife on their 50th wedding anniversary. Guests included their children Thomas Ray, Charles Ray, Nee Burchill, Lone Hulehengs, and Mrs Rory Gibbons of Castro Valley, with many grandchildren present. The Rays, long residents of Hayward, plan a Texas trip to visit relatives. Mr Rays, retired, enjoys hunting and fishing. Mrs Rays remains active in church groups.
New York columnist Gay Pauley discusses teen transition, parental guidance, and the role of open communication. A counselor notes adolescence as a period of value sorting, urging parents to validate differing views and help teens explore beliefs, with study findings on teenage identity and alienation.
The San Leandro Branch of AAUW will host an installation dinner on May 16 at the San Leandro Library at 90 Estudillo Ave. New officers include Mrs. George Walters president and several vice presidents, with Mrs. Richard Parker as recording secretary and Mrs. Carl Dahl as treasurer. A West African Safari slide presentation by Mrs. Frank DePace will be part of the program. The dinner committee is led by Mrs. Richard Parker with members including Orsolina Balduzzi and others.
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