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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
12
Feet need care for heat and long days, with conditioning and professional pedicure for bunions or calluses. Tips include larger shoes, regular baths, foot spray, menthol rub, medicated powder, and avoiding bare feet in daytime shoes. Leaflet offer on legline trimming routes to Mary Sue Miller.
The fourth annual benefit luau, hosted by the Women’s Auxiliary to the Long Beach Retarded Children's Foundation, takes place Saturday at the United Auto Workers Hall in Lakewood. Social hour runs 5 to 6:30 p.m., dinner 6:30 to 8:30, dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Long Beach City College Adult Band provides music with Hawaiian entertainment planned. Tickets are $5 each. Foundation offices supply information.
Several local couples tied the knot in Saturday ceremonies. Jimmey Dale Wilkins and his bride, a Lakewood High School graduate, wed at St. Maria Goretti Church with Dena Anderson Wits as maid of honor and Dave Lemmerman as best man. The couple plans a Colorado River honeymoon. Wilkins serves in the Army. Kathryn Ann Oyler and Dennis L. Jen son married at Lakewood Village Community Church with Robert L. Oyler as father of the bride and Frank Chapman as best man. The new Mrs Jen son attends Long Beach City College as her husband holds a Long Beach State University degree and they plan to live in Bellflower. Kristy Double and Steven Finks renewed vows at Bethany Lutheran Church. Finks is the son of Billy Jack Finks and lives at 4852 Whitewood Ave. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. William Bos.
Members of Star of Lakewood Chapter 617 Order of the Eastern Star plan a 7 30 p m reception at Monte Vista Temple 1120 BE Market St to honor Mrs LaVonne Kirschner state grand warder. Mary Ann Dowell chairs with past matrons and patrons assisting presiding will be Mary Jane Wade and LaMoyne Dowell. Other dignitaries attend. Mrs Kirschner a charter member and former worthy matron hosts a Sunday breakfast with her husband at 4864 Premiere Ave.
Seventy four Long Beach PTA presidents took a LB teacher to tea as an end of year thank you. The council sponsors recognized staff through events like Take a Secretary to Snack and Take a Librarian to Lunch. Tea was held at Mrs Stanley-Shimon's home with music by the PTA Mather Singers.
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