London Look features at IN Session 69 seminar
Kathy Witt of Yardley London Looks will present slides and live makeup demonstration at IN Session 69 in Long Beach. The event, sponsored for high school girls by Independent Press-Telegram, runs March 8 15 and 22 at Long Beach City College Auditorium with tickets via schools or I PT offices.
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Lakewood High Student Debbi Wolff Leads IN Session Contest
Debbie Wolff 17, managing editor of Lakewood Lance, met model Kathy Witt for an interview at Independent Press Telegram and hopes to become a foreign service secretary. She is among 12 local students in the IN Session ’69 story contest. the winner receives a trophy.
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L B school vice-principal to wed in July in Boston
Carol Ann Strungis Rogers Junior High School vice-principal will marry Monro C. Riker in a July ceremony in Boston. Strungis earned a Master’s from California State College Long Beach. Riker is a Cornell graduate and son of Rear Adm. M. M. Riker USN ret. and the late Mrs. Riker of Ithaca New York.
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Martins honored on 56th wedding anniversary at home
Mr and Mrs Ray Martin celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their home 803 Gaviota Ave They were wed in Terre Haute Indiana and have seven children now eight grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren
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Head Start Teachers Press Views On Program Limits
Long Beach Head Start observers critique parental involvement and language barriers while praising early gains. Roosevelt School teacher Pat Meredith argues for more home training and expanded English language support as Head Start foundations shape students for later schooling. Martha Wilson endorses targeting the lowest income groups and notes bilingual classroom realities.
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