Saint Laurent’s couture revival hints at 1970s street styles
Paris notes Yves Saint Laurent parades a bold fashion update with long skirts shrinking to knee length and a surge of 1970s inspired looks. Tailored jackets reappear, slacks suits dominate, and bold accessories including fox boas and rhinestone details electrify the show. The collection blends nostalgia with provocative cuts, foreshadowing trends for next month.
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Cardin
Saint-Laurent
Rudi Gernreich
Galanos
At Wit s End by Erma Bombeck
My dog Harry stands apart in a block of dogs who act like people. He feels left out as neighbors compare him to the super dogs discussed by the card club women.
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Wit's End
Harry
Erma
Bombeck
Card Club
Dogs Dominate Conversation At Neighborhood Party
A group trades humorous tales about dogs outsmarting people and rescuing others. One dog rides to the car with keys in its mouth a clever escape artist. Another recalls Lassie like heroics while a pet eats only strawberry parfait and baked lasagna. A birthday party vibe lingers as stories unfold.
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Lassie
Flossie
Gus
Harry
Betrothals and engagements announced in Long Beach area
Betrothal of Judith Ann Pilalas to Thomas Ray Haney announced by Quintilliani of Lakewood with vows planned June 19 conducted by Pilalas and Rogers. Elizabeth Anne Rentner engaged to Richard Carl with Aug. 14 wedding set. engagement announced at open house. Christine Louise Bunton to James Scott Burns, nuptials planned. Additional betrothal notices from Mrs. Reba Wingate and Hera Haney, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trejo indicate forthcoming weddings.
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Judith Ann
Thomas Ray Haney
Quindino Quintilliani
Lakewood
Reba Wingate
Hera Haney
Downey
Constance Vaseleki Pilalas
James Kenneth Rogers
Thomas F Pilalas
Bellflower
Roy Gentry
South Gale
Susan Marie Trejo
Robert A. Witt
Robert W. Witt
Victoria
Australia
Long Beach
Ralph V. Trejo
E. C. Bunton
Christine Louise
James Scott Burns
J. L. Burns
Cypress
Mrs Marilyn Reid Becomes Shelley In Lakewood Village Ceremony
Marilyn Jean Reid married Gerald Norman Shelley at Lakewood Village Community Church on a Saturday afternoon. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Reid of Long Beach, wore a gown and was attended by maid of honor Carol Reid. Richard Yardley served as best man for the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwyer Shelley of South Gate. The couple, graduates of Millikan High and CSCLB respectively, plan a Green Valley honeymoon and will set their first home in Lakewood.
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Lakewood Village Community
Marilyn Jean Reid
Gerald Norman Shelley
Adam Reid
Long Beach
Carol Reid
Elwyer Shelley
South Gate
Richard Yardley
Shelley
Millikan High School
California State College At
Alpha Lambda Delta
South Gate High School
CSCLB
Green Valley
Lakewood
Oysters Grow on Trees in Puerto Rico and Local Cuisine
Puerto Rico reeds a Caribbean gateway famed for forts and tourism. The island reportedly hosts tree oysters on mangrove roots, though the national dish centers on beans and rice enriched with sofrito and annatto. West Indian pumpkin features in many dishes, with beans and rice prepared in advance for hostess ease.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Caribbean Islands
Florida
Puerto Rican Beans and Rice Stew with Pork and Sofrito
A hearty Puerto Rican dish using dry kidney beans pork shoulder and sausage with garlic bay leaves tomato sauce and sofrito. Simmered with squash and peppers over hot rice yields a rich flavorful stew serving about ten. Optional annatto fat bacon lime juice vinegar enhance finishing notes.
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St. Laurent
Bernadine Morris
New York Times
Paris
Yves Saint-Laurent
Couture
Winnie Winkle
Tillie the Teller
Carmen Miranda
Versailles
Milady
Michigan
Miriam
Cuttg
Quintiliani
Haney
Pilalas
Rogers
Fackler
Trejo-Witt
Bunton-Burns
Gerald Shelley
U.S
EL Moro
Walter
Sotrito
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