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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1967
Page
9
More than 200 high school girls attended the Elks Club event for the first 1967 IN Session fashion class. Mary Ann Mobley offered glamor while Gary Collins joined to share style tips. The program featured modern fashion from Buffums The May Do The BroadWay Penny's Sears Bullock's and a postshow shape up segment.
A local fitness feature highlights Jack LaLanne's view that good nutrition matters for staying solid in any style. He leads a calisthenics session for teens to shape up for back to school wardrobes, following a referenced earlier piece on teens and obesity.
After the show, Mary Ann Mobley and Gary Collins attended a room full of well groomed contestants. Mobley praised the audience of girls and said it renews her faith in teenagers while noting the lively scene around the film set.
Dr J Y Henderson chief veterinarian for Ringling Brothers describes treating a wide range of exotic animals. He recalls camel spitting, elephant dentistry, and tusk removal while sharing anecdotes from 2S years with the circus and his passion for big top life.
Proof comes from American Field Service links between the United States and Europe. Georgene and Morrie Klayter’s son George lived with a Berne Swiss family in 1965 and a daughter later married an American. Turkish student Ozden Haracci will study at City College while Turkish and American hosts reconnect across visits to Southern California.
An insurance man Sam Hill and wife Peg of 3021 Vista Street enjoy a lively family feature. Daughter Barbara, back from Pep perdine University Heidelberg Germany, has been abroad since April. She used breaks in her junior year to tour England Scotland Holland Austria Italy Switzerland and Germany.
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