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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1968
Page
15
A humorous account of a mother and daughter finding common ground through clothing. The daughter borrows items, discovers they fit, and their bond grows as they swap outfits, shoes, and shopping tastes, with playful, affectionate teasing and occasional envy over new fashions.
Ellen Krec writes on mushrooms as a diet aid and cooking topic. The piece covers growing basics at Ocean View Mushroom Growers, diet calories per pound, traditional Bohemian Christmas Eve dish with barley and mushrooms, washing and peeling tips, and stuffing ideas with meats, vegetables, and cheeses. It ends with a playful note on fame from a mushroom dish.
Las Hermanas members lunch at Marge Sprague’s Alamitos Bay home swap vacation tales to Canada and Alaska. Marylyn Thurman and friends recount trips to Vancouver Victoria Calgary Banff Lake Louise Jasper Edmonton and more. Plans unfold for graduations, retirements, and family milestones across Alaska California Illinois and beyond.
Mrs. Howard Vanderpool of Summit Oregon announces the betrothal of her daughter Barbara Eileen Vanderpool to William James Paisley son of Mr and Mrs H K Paisley Spirit Lake Idaho. A February 3 wedding is planned. Both attended Multnomah School of the Bible in Portland. A September 7 wedding is planned for Jane Skowron and Johnnie Best.
Randall Stevens and Carl William Chamberlain Jr. united in a Friday ceremony at St. Luke's Episcopal Church. The bride wore a silk organza gown. maid of honor was Carolyn Combs and best man was Scott Walker. After a reception at the Long Beach Petroleum Club, the couple plans to live in Pensacola as he finishes Navy flight training.
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