Best Buys Markets Offer Nutritious, Tasty Fare
March brings abundance of lamb from Imperial Valley with garlic hints and mint jelly. Beef and pork specials appear, while chicken remains affordable. Fresh fish, eggs, and produce like cabbage and tomatoes fill stores. California dates feature in a UC recipe for cheddar and date muffins baked at 425 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes.
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Imperial Valley
California
University of California Consumer Marketing Informaton
Bride Patricia Dunlap Weds Louis Wallace in St John’s Church
Patricia Ann Dunlap daughter of Mr and Mrs Dunlap and Louis G Wallace son of Mr and Mrs Wallace married in a recent ceremony at St John’s Lutheran Church. Sally Anna served as maid of honor with bridesmaids Margaret Dodd and Diane Fuqua. John Keisler was ring bearer and Henry Kribs best man. The couple to reside in North Long Beach after honeymoon.
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Patricia Ann Dunlap
Dvelbec
Dunlap
Louis G. Wallane
Louis P. Wallace
Rosebay Ave
St. John's Lutheran Church
Sally Anna
Henry Kribs
Bob
Karl Keisler
Wallace
Jordan High School
Delta Games Omega
Long Beach City College
Millikan
North
Long Beach
Newlyweds Are at Home After Las Vegas Wedding
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. James Finch reside here after a Gretna Green Chapel Las Vegas Nev ceremony. The bride Sharon LaMothe wore a white Chantilly lace sheath. Maid of honor Nancy Sedlak. Best man Don Cameron. Mrs. Finch. Long Beach native, Poly High School graduate. Mr. Finch. Long Beach High School alumnus. attended Long Beach City College and Long Beach State College. active in college bands.
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James Finch
Gretna Green Chapel
Las Vegas
Nev
Sharon LaMothe
A. G. LaMothe
Long Beath
Nancy Sedlak
Madge Finch
Long Beach
Don Cameron
Finch
Poly’ High School
Thalia’ Society
Wilson High School
Long Beach City College
Vidar
Long Beach State College
Telephone led campus lectures cut travel costs
Stephens College in Missouri ran up a 1200 long distance bill last year as classes interviewed leaders in government and industry by phone. The program, praised for saving time and money, used a campus switchboard connected to the college classroom.
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Patricia McCormack
New York
Stephents College
Missouri
Slavold Rudin
Stephens
James Burkhart
Columbia, Mo
Pfeening Couple Prefer Seacoast To Desert Vacation
Ruby and Ludwig Pfeening returned from Phoenix saying warm desert air and sunshine were less attractive than their beloved sea shore. They stressed their preference for coastal living over dry desert trips.
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Ruby
Ludwig Pfeening
Phoenix
Warburton Mansfield Vows Sealed In Downey Church Romance
A Valentine era wedding at First Presbyterian Church Downey sealed the vows of Hettie Jean Mansfield and Joseph Stannard Warburton. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Link Downey, married the groom son of Mrs. Florence Warburton Garden Grove. The double ring ceremony featured a white satin gown with jeweled crown and illusion veil. The couple’s post nuptial trip took them to Mexico City and Acapulco.
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Valentine
Mexico City
Acapulco
Hettie Jean Mansfield
First Presbyterian Church
Downey
Joseph Stannard Warburtar
C. W. Link
Florence Warburton
Garden Grove
Los Alamitos Country Club
Wilson High School
Clean Wall With Fresh White Shellac Helps Grease
Women know how troublesome it is to clean grease from the wall behind a stove. Cut down the problem by applying coats of fresh white shellac, then grease can be wiped away with a damp cloth.
Mack Munoz Wedding At Our Lady Of Mt Carmel
Mack Munoz joined in marriage at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Catholic Church. Alice Munoz wore a lace wedding gown with a pearl tiara and orchid bouquet. Attendants included Ruth Brunke and Sharon Mack as maids of honor, Gary Mack and Vincent Munoz as ushers, with a reception at Norway Hall. The couple resides in Bellflower.
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Alice Munoz
Vincent Munoz
E. 19Th St
Our Lady of Me. Carmel Catholic Church
Wayne Andrew Mack
Andrew Mack
St. Louis Ave
Oswald Jacoby Standard Play Fails in Top Flight Bridge
In a top level bridge match West opens seven of spades, East covers with jack, South wins with queen and shifts to clubs, then diamonds. West wins the follow up with king and, after a moment, plays the ace of spades, countering the standard play strategy.
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West
South
East
Ovsir
West’s clever defense baffles South in spade play
The column analyzes how West inferred South's hand from the opening queen win. West deduced that South held king and queen doubleton and used this to control the spade suit, stopping further spade ruffing. The reasoning showcases sharp bridge technique.
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West
South
East
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