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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1971
Page
5
New York designer Christos draws on Dutch Greek Portuguese and Spanish peasant dress influences for his Spring Summer line. He moved from Cyprus to the United States studied at Traphagen and built a bridal gown business on Seventh Avenue at Galina Bouquet. He designs about 200 gowns annually and won the 1969 Brides Magazine Award for outstanding designer.
A horoscope for April 22 highlights Virgo traits in home and family life with emphasis on calm, trusted action in emergencies. It includes daily notes for Taurus through Aries and a copyright notice from Penton Feature Syndicate.
Junior Troop 276 toured the General Telephone building on Burton Mesa Blvd Vandenberg Village learning how telephones work and what to do when lines fail. They plan a May Cambria overnight May 14 16 and will tour Lompoc Record plant April 22.
Fashion pattern notes offer a dress with back zip and braid trim that can be shortened to a tunic worn over pants. The design flatters fuller figures toward a slim silhouette with guidance from a Fashion Co ordinator. B-160 with Photo-Guide covers sizes 10 to 24, bust 33 to 47 inches.
A veteran player recalls a bridge hand with Foster Work and Lenz, detailing a submarine club lead and a sequence that yields twelve tricks. He analyzes the squeeze, counts remaining cards, and notes East's spade and high club were the last two unseen cards while West held the queen of spades.
The Fifth Addition, a Schrader Corporation unit led by Abe Goldner, debuts a spring-summer collection designed by Vicki Rocconi. The Trieste born designer emphasizes total femininity with soft, fluid daytime pieces in blues yellows and greens, plus bold accents.
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