14 Oct 1963
Page 7
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1963
Page
7
A collage of readers request Ann Landers style guidance. A Bloomfield group imitates the column, a Panama Hattie letter asks about sister in law chores, and a note explains how to send problems to Ann Landers at The Daily Review for responses.
The item bundles a Marion Martin pattern promotion with a letter column offering child development advice. It includes printed sewing patterns for Misses sizes and a classroom guidance exchange, detailing methods to foster motor skills and readiness in a first grader and referencing NEA educational pamphlet availability.
A detective notes that when a person falls very ill nails stop growing and ridges form across them as growth resumes. In a case a young woman showed ridges from cuticle to tip about one millimeter apart, caused by aggressive cuticle care. After she softened the cuticle and resumed proper care, ridges stopped forming.
The Argo naut PTA plans a meeting at 7 30 p m in the Hayward Unified School District with Naomi Layton, superintendent of curriculum, discussing How Our Children Are Taught To Read. Dr Robert Grant will speak at Bidwell PTA about under achievers and dropouts after a classroom tour at 8 p m.
A reader question on when to draw trumps in a bridge deal. Kantar’s play sequence shows timing to ruff losers and protect tricks, with the lesson to bid two hearts after analyzing defenders and dummy, rather than drawing trumps early.
Dr Orlo Brees of New York, a noted inspirational speaker and Freedom Foundation Award recipient, will address the San Leandro Manufacturers Association at a 6:30 PM dinner meeting. The event is described as featuring a nationally known speaker.
A Fleet Reserve Association meeting at the Niles Veterans Building will discuss Fremont's 11.9 million capital improvement bond program slated for the October 29 election. Members and guests are invited to hear an informal program and reconnect with old shipmates.
The Committee for 500 For Fremont will hold a ten dollar benefit dinner on Thursday October 24 at International Kitchen to raise funds for a 1 9 million capital improvement bond election on October 28. Bill Smith finance chair appeals for donations and tickets are available from committee HQ 565 Paralla Blvd Fremont or from co chairs Bill Williams and Harry von Querner. Smith emphasizes citizen funding and independence from industry or chamber backing.
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