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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1971
Page
27
The passage gives basic bead threading steps for beginners. It covers choosing bead size three or four, using a needle and thread, tying off on a yarn end, and sliding beads off to finish the necklace. It mentions varying length and bead costs. It also hints at simple crochet stitches to frame a bead chain and secure the necklace.
Debaxer J Road and Allied Architects of Long Beach plan a public slide presentation of the Civic Center block designs. The display will show the schematic floor layouts park areas and a scale model highlighting the library as part of the overall project. The City Council under a joint power agreement with Los Angeles County funds the library city hall and courthouse parking after failed library bond votes.
Fragmentary chatter shows a reader's quip about Dear Abby advice in a jokey tone. The text references a boy named Ralph and a mother offering hopeful marriage commentary.
In a social bridge hand East was Mrs Roby Jandorf of Ballimbe, a member of the American Bridge Teachers Association. The article details bidding, suit leverage, and the declarer's cautious play, noting how hearts likely split, clubs yielded three tricks, and spades provided scorable chances amid defensive missteps. It also weaves in unrelated reader letters about family life, showing varied newspaper content in a single page segment.
Soy Tae, a musical group of adults, will perform Friday and Saturday at 8 15 p.m. at St Pius Auditorium 7691 Orange Thorpe Buena Park. Tickets are 2 for adults and 1 for persons under 16 purchasable at the auditorium prior to performances.
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