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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1975
Page
9
The article urges readers to consider a home office deduction as a legitimate write off for business use of part of a home. It notes liberalized rules allowing deductions for teachers, artists, writers, designers, and others, with strict use for business and careful avoidance of mixed purposes. Guidance includes practical decor ideas and cautions about overestimating deductions.
A faded reminiscence recalls mothers pushing children into talent paths from baton twirling to modeling. A playful dialogue lampoons parents shaping poise from a young age, citing Shirley Temple and other stars, while hinting at the pressure and rivalry within family life and judges.
A flurry of nuptials unfolds as Carol Ann French and Dale Pettit wed at First Baptist Long Beach, with maid of honor Patricia Polin and best man James Dalton. Other brides include Valerie Sweet and Lila Hasson, while Jeanne Portner and Fred Keeler marry at St Matthew Church. Couples plan first homes in Lakewood, Artesia, and Mount Vernon areas as families celebrate unions.
The article notes Hanley Kay nuptials at St Bartholomew with plans to honeymoon in Hawaii and San Francisco and lists families, school backgrounds, and future homes in Seal Beach. Separate ceremony at Queen Mary Chapel pairs Lakewood graduates Leeds and Ellsberry, with bridesmaids, groomsmen, and post wedding plans in Long Beach. Additional notices cover Cordova Cottingham nuptials and local educator ties with Newport Beach honeymoon underway.
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