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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1968
Page
19
A collage of mailbag questions covers a neighbor stealing shorts from a clothesline, a mother upset by her son's Viet Nam engagement, and plans to marry in France. Abby advises handling the shorts matter in person, while offering reassurance and travel notes for the Paris marriage query.
The CBS Service Chapter celebrates its anniversary with a dinner Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Monte Vista Masonic Temple at 1120 E Market St. A chapter meeting follows at 8 p.m. Reservations are being taken by Mrs Coleman Jolley of Lakewood and Mrs Amelia Fesler of Long Beach.
Mrs. Charles R. Morgan of Los Alamitos announces the engagement of her daughter Margo Yvonne to Richard Lyle Gripp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard John Gripp of Long Beach. Margo is a Millikan High School alumna and LBCC graduate. Richard is a Wilson High School and LBCC alumnus serving in the U.S. Air Force.
Oswald praises the Orange Team from Dallas after Ira Corn organized a steady bid SE group. Jim and Mike Lawrence, Bobby Wolff, Billy Eisenberg, and Bobby Goldman joined from several states to form a strong lineup. They discuss a slam hand where both sides reached seven, with the club finesse sealing the result.
An advertisement promotes Lemon Jelwyn as a skin cleanser and bleaching product. It claims to clear and brighten the complexion, refine texture, and stimulate surface cells. The ad also suggests using two capfuls in shampoo for hair shine.
Victoria Davenport and Robert Tousignant wed at Palos Verdes Neighborhood Church. The bride, daughter of Victor and Mrs Davenport of Palos Verdes Estates, wore candle light satin with lace sleeves and a chapel train. The couple, graduates of San Pedro High, plan futures tied to UC Santa Barbara and UCLA.
Dolores Ribar and Frank Michael Burgess were married Saturday at Avalon Community Church on Catalina Island. The bride, daughter of James and Mrs. Ribar of Euclid Ohio, wore white lace over linen. Rosemary Ribar and William Lewis served as attendants. The newlyweds received 75 guests at Catalina Country Club. The bride is a St Alexis School of Nursing graduate. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burgess of Avalon, is a pre medical student at California State College Long Beach. They will reside in Long Beach.
An advertisement invites readers to try the Zeigler Facial Care system with a free facial at the salon or at home without charge or obligation. Contact Zeigler Facial Care, 59 Alamitos Ave, Long Beach, HE 5-9870.
Flora B Landers of Pasadena recalls weight loss at Pat Walker Salon. The widow describes shrinking from a size 16 to size 10, gaining social confidence, remarrying, and honeymooning in Hawaii after completing treatment.
Miss Pat Walker invites women for personal consultations at her international reducing service. She cites over 5 million figures remade and offers private, in person analysis, evenings until 9, with no obligation. Each case is treated individually, focusing onRelaxation and a tailored plan to lose weight.
Miss Walker promotes a new system to reshape the figure without a strict diet. She argues that traditional diets reduce weight unevenly and that their program treats each person as a unique figure problem, charting a tailored course.
Free trial treatment and figure analysis promote Pat Walker’s program. Visitors learn where they will lose and how long it takes, paying 2.00 per treatment with a 20.00 discount if they start this week. Hours are 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. weekdays, 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Saturday.
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