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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1966
Page
3
At Shea Stadium 30 St John’s University students known as the Coordinettes perform precision dances for Jets games and public events. They create their own steps, enjoy national TV exposure, and are now funded by the university through a student services department budget.
Linda Rebiejo and Carol Bodine wed in Reno Nevada before traveling on a cross country honeymoon to Tahoe and Twin Falls Idaho. Charles Noble, a navy man, will be stationed near Great Lakes Illinois where the couple plans to reside. Linda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Metro Rebiejo of Fremont, and Charles are now beginning married life amid family attendees from Fremont Hayward Union City and San Lorenzo.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will convene at 8 15 pm Wednesday at Eagles Hall 21408 Foothill Blvd Hayward. Frances Milton president presides. Golden Gate Chapter Trans World Airlines Clipped Wings International Bass Bay members plan a hobby show and sale at 8 pm Oct 20 at Mrs. Robert White’s Orinda home. Contact Mrs. White 976 4856 for details.
The article profiles teens like Terry Opdendyk of MalA-Grip and Gayle Harvey of PHAMA who head teen run companies in Junior Achievement seeking to teach money sense. It explains JA's 1919 origins, 118,350 members, and how students run, fund, promote, and liquidate their own companies under adult guidance.
A concise guide explains the ABC sequence for first aid with airway breathing and circulation. It details opening the airway by tilting the head, providing rescue breaths with a mouth to mouth seal, and performing chest compressions at about 60 to 120 per minute.
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