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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1966
Page
8
Italian designers in Rome and Florence display bold spring summer lines with varied hemlines and exposed backs and midriffs. Hem lengths shift from knee to thigh, some dresses feature cutaway midriffs and see through fabrics while gowns emphasize bold necklines and strap designs.
A reader advises a worried parent about a son dating a woman described as slow and retarded. The advisor says hard lessons may be needed, urges caution against labeling, and suggests the son spend time with the partner to see her limitations. The piece ends with a note from MM and a brief aside on bedroom tubs and tiled bathtubs in luxury homes.
Pan American Airways recruitment calls for single women aged 21 to 27 to interview in Los Angeles for stewardess jobs with travel to Paris Tokyo and Rio. Applicants must be 5 foot 3 to 5 foot 4, fluent in Japanese or a European language, and have two years of college or equivalent.
The article notes residents like Ralph and Paula Tawin moving to 1080 Marcellus St with kids Skippy and Robin, enjoying a backyard pool and barbecue. Others, Juhi and Wanda Sewak, plan to relocate from Los Altos Heights to Park Estates Santa Linda Drive while remodeling their Alamitos Heights home. Dr. Harry and Bonnie Orme await completion of a larger El Dorado Park Estates house, planning a single move next month. Golfers Helen Bennett and Bernie Crosby are rapidly improving at Heartwell Golf Park, with Bernie recently parring multiple holes.
Kennyettes observe their fifteenth anniversary at 11 30 am Thursday in Garden Room 909 E Third St with a combined benefit for the Heart Guild and a salute to past presidents. Mrs Leona Ball heads arrangements with Heart Guild members and other officers. guest reservations to Mrs Bernal Craig. The group supports local charities and funding for Dennis Hendryx through monthly bene fits and clothing.
Recently married Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Neil Hamilton will be feted on their return from a Carmel honeymoon with a champagne reception Friday evening at Port O Call Restaurant in San Pedro. Mrs. Hamilton formerly Patricia Ann McGee of Long Beach, a Long Beach City College graduate, attends Orange Coast College. Her husband, son of Mrs. Luanita Hamilton and John J. Hamilton, also attended LBCC. The couple plans to reside in Costa Mesa.
Provisionals in Lakewood Aid League will learn duties at a noon meeting hosted by Mrs. Jerry Thompson. Various clubs schedule meetings and officer installations including Toastmistress Club at 7 pm and Marine Corps League Auxiliary at 8 pm. New officers and honorees are noted at multiple events across Long Beach venues.
In the world championship trials ninth round nineteenth deal all nine tables reached three no trump and four by South. Spades opened at every table and South consistently attacked hearts after winning the first spade. East ducked further spades. West resisted continuing the suit, fearing the queen of clubs would be exposed. South’s line produced identical four by all tables with South’s early heart play and a final 3NT contract.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Warren B. Van Hook of San Pedro announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Elizabeth to John R. Romero son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Romero of Long Beach. Sandra Elizabeth Van Hook graduated San Pedro High and Long Beach State College and teaches second grade in South Gate. John R. Romero graduated St Anthony's High School and St Edwards University and teaches high school mathematics and Spanish in Sherman Oaks. An early summer wedding is planned.
Carnegie alums Dale Carnegie group will gather Saturday evening for a banquet at the Mona Lisa located at 3344 Wilshire Blvd in Los Angeles. Reservations may be made with Luther Smith at 1253 Massine St Covina.
A fragment describes how West would read a diamond and East would take his ace, while defenders would have held three aces. The terse note offers a glimpse of bidding and play in a bridge hand without full context.
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