Woman in the 20th Century Series at USC Law Center
A U measurable series titled Woman Past Present and Future runs March 6 to June 3 at USC Law Center in Los Angeles. Nanocredit Programs Office hosts with USC University College and Law Center, featuring guest speakers from feminism, psychology, anthropology, and arts._sessions run Thursdays 7 to 9 30 pm except March 25 from 1 to 3 30 pm. Fee 115 dollars. Contact WOMAN Administration Building 353 or NCCredit Programs Office 746-2418.
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Home Office on a Shoestring Keeps Paperwork Tidy
Judy Hazlett advises turning underused spaces into a home office to simplify bills insurance claims taxes and correspondence. Even a pantry corner or utility room desk can work with folding screens and roll top desks reviving organization for self employed workers students and teachers. A decorating tip suggests matching window shades to curtain colors with fringe trim and a coordinating pull to conceal the work area.
SEW WHAT SUPPLEMENT ON THREAD CARE AND USE
Advice column lists common questions about new threads. It covers using core thread in needle and bobbin, lint issues from synthetic fabrics, static electricity, cleaning the needle eye, and preventing fraying by cutting polyester thread on a slant. Readers learn to match needle and bobbin threads and to wipe blades to reduce lint.
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Authors announce March 16 book salon at Virginia Country Club
Edna Lillich Davidson hosts a luncheon and salon on Thursday March 16 at noon for members and guests. Ann Richards, Australian movie star turned poet, discusses The Grieving Senses. Carolyn Weston talks about Poor, Poor Ophelia, a mystery introducing Casey Kelley of the Santa Monica Detective Division.
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Eddie Kantar Turns Almost-Sure Loss Into Victory at Bridge
Eddie Kantar of Los Angeles demonstrates a novel play to salvage a slam in a bridge problem. With West leading diamonds and East marked for diamond length, Kantar exploits a second trick in clubs to mislead the defense. He then cross-ruffed, discarded clubs on hearts, and forced the trump queen, converting a near defeat into an excellent result despite defense choices.
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