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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1976
Page
8
The column offers sewing guidance on adding sleeves to a sleeveless summer dress with matched sleeve and bodice patterns from the same company, ensuring armhole compatibility and proper sleeve cap fit. It also covers top stitching caution and a bridge hand strategy, advising two parallel bastings before top stitching to prevent fabric pull and folds.
The text outlines a bridge problem where West wins the ace and continues hearts, declarer ruffs, and plays a club king then a trump queen to force defense to ruff and discard or lead a diamond. It discusses vulnerability, bidding, and suggests pass as the practical choice, noting North has nine points and no fit in spades. game unlikely and one no trump looks reasonable.
Harbor launches Saturday School sewing courses this fall at Los Angeles Harbor College. Family and Consumer Studies 11 teaches intermediate construction, and 14 covers wardrobe planning and construction. Classes run mornings starting Sept 18 with two and three credit options. Registration hours are posted at the College Administration Building.
Reading questions on pet care and personal decisions. The letter writer asks how to enforce a lease provision about dog walking when management denies it. Abby suggests making new arrangements and not relying on the old agreement.
Cynthia Burkhart and Marshall T. Crawford Jr. married at St Luke's Saturday morning in Long Beach. Teresa Holcomb served as maid of honor for Mrs. Guy Joseph Gagnon of Cerritos. The couple, Wil son High School and Long Beach City College alumni, plan to live in Long Beach after a trip to Sierra National Forest.
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