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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1975
Page
11
A reader asks for easy seam ripping tips and the best way to tear seams without damage. The advice describes breaking every third or fourth stitch along the seam, then pulling threads from the underside to unravel without wear. A second note discusses armhole curvature, explaining front curves deeper due to pattern positioning and underarm alignment.
A Maine reader asks if a medical school will pay for a donated body. Dear Abby responds that no organization pays for bodies and notes bodies are given as gifts to medical schools. The letter expresses frustration with lack of affection from a Boston businessman husband and urges proactive affection.
A Long Beach acquaintance recalls a family clan where members identify themselves by genealogical codes on badges at a reunion in Los Angeles. Smith’s philosophy echoes gratitude for life and a universal role, while he quotes Robert Louis Stevenson on happiness and wonder.
Myra Trott of Long Beach will be installed as district governor at the 26th annual District 18 Pilot Club convention in Universal City. Sara Hayes of Torrance will be lieutenant. Barbara Roach and Kay Wright, both from Long Beach, serve on the district board. Doris Halden will invite the 1976 convention to Long Beach at Queen Sway Hilton. Hope sCase will speak at the Saturday luncheon on the topic Youve Come A Long Way Baby.
El Petrol Chapter 5067 is sponsoring a pancake breakfast Sunday from 8 a m to p m at Hinshaw Park Youth Center on Signal Hill. Tickets cost 1 50 for adults and 75 cents for children under 12.
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