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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1972
Page
12
Dear Mrs E advises readers to study the entire instruction sheet before sewing and follow steps as closely as possible. If trouble arises, align fabric with the diagram, reread directions, and the overall process will become clearer.
Mr and Mrs Charles C Cartin celebrated their golden anniversary at a reception in the American Legion Hall They were married April 29 1922 in Midland Pa The couple's daughter son in law and two grandsons from Ephrata Pa attended among about 200 guests Mr Cartin is president of the Long Beach Barber Shop Quartet Chapter Mrs Cartin is a member of the Sweet Adelines
A business owner urges teens to apply for jobs themselves, rejecting parental calls. He hires many students but forbids parents from requesting work for their children, arguing initiative matters. The exchange notes teens should ask for jobs and parents should back off.
In a vulnerable notrump game the declarer missed a repeatable winning idea. After ducking clubs and a spade finesse, East’s defense disrupted the plan, leaving declarer with only two tricks per suit for eight total and down one.
Mr and Mrs William Mendenhall of Long Beach marked their golden anniversary with a Las Vegas vacation. Married April 25 1922 in Long Beach the couple have two children Billie Mendenhall Woodland Hills and George Mendenhall San Francisco. William served in the US Navy and joined the Long Beach Fire Department in 1923 serving 35 years before retirement.
The brief notes Ira Corn on a phrase about a beneficial item turning binding in a contract. Readers are reminded that favorable terms can become obligations once written and agreed upon.
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