Have knits will travel featured at style show
A style show spotlighted knitwear offerings by designers and models. The event showcased handmade sweaters and accessories, highlighting craft from local studios and independent knitters.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1972
Page
10
A style show spotlighted knitwear offerings by designers and models. The event showcased handmade sweaters and accessories, highlighting craft from local studios and independent knitters.
Dan Rosen, dean of Brooks College, outlines a job focused curriculum for fashion merchandising, modeling and interior design. The Long Beach campus emphasizes early specialization, hands on work up to 20 hours weekly, and instruction by employed professionals. Tuition is high but many students come from blue collar families seeking upward mobility.
Campbell Soup plants drop its frozen line after limited market success. Extra brand tests in California and western states continue while canned soups rise in red and white labels. Shrimp soup draws most calls as Campbell pivots to fast turnover amid past botulism recall concerns.
Dorothy Wade will replace Eudice Shapiro as soloist for Long Beach Symphony's all Beethoven concert Sunday at 7 30 p m in Long Beach City College Auditorium Clark Avenue and Harvey Way Shapiro canceled due to pneumonia Wade a noted Southland soloist will perform Violin Concerto in D conducted by Alberto Bolet The program includes Over the Creatures of Prometheus and Symphony No 4 Art by Edwina Frank will be displayed in the auditorium foyer Wade born in Eureka studied in Los Angeles and has served as concertmaster of the Ojai Festival Carmel Bach Festival and California Chamber Symphony Her career spans Redlands Bowl Monday Evening Concerts Goin ty Museum and recordings for major labels Tickets available by phone at 121 Linden Ave Long Beach Symphony office
A Riverside ceremony at Blessed Sacrament Church united newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Mark Russell Rutter on a Saturday afternoon. The bride, Diane Flizaveth Doyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Doyle Jr., chose sister Robin Ann as maid of honor. Groom John Daubney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rutter of Lawndale, attended. The bride, a Bishop Amal Memorial High School graduate, attends UC Riversing on the dean's list. the groom attended UGA and belonged to Phi Beta Kappa.
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