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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1971
Page
8
Quick craft tips from Pat Trexler and readers on crochet bonnets and knitted sleeves. Techniques include knit cut and sew for small pieces, use of double-pointed and circular needles, gauge calculations, cutting and finishing seams, and advice on avoiding ragged edges with seam tape and edge finishing.
Rene Verdon former White House chef will demonstrate Hamilton Beach appliances at the May Co Lakewood tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. He prepared entrees for New York's East Side before being hired by Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis as White House chef. Verdon will distribute recipe brochures during the appearance.
Mrs Kenneth Lord of Lynwood, chair of Delta Theta Taw sorority board visits the Epsilon chapter in Long Beach Sunday. Ardeth Taylor leads the chapter, with Mrs Lord to host a round table on new sorority projects. A scholarship fund raising luncheon and card party is set for Wednesday noon in Fidelity Federal Plaza Community Room, reservations via Mrs Edward Eldridge.
An old fashioned newspaper ad touts Suddenly Slim girdles and panties as a no diet option to reshape the figure, claiming nylon Lycra blends, new power net, and contoured panels will slim hips. It lists California designer Olga as creator and Buffoms Body Fashions stores in Long Beach and Lakewood, with a phone number for orders.
A decade view on the FDA list banning hazardous toys shows 141 items redesigned or halted. The Consumer News newsletter compiles details on dangers from sharp wires to removable squeakers, offering guidance for cautious holiday shopping and where to send complaints or testimony requests by January 17.
Col John Payne recalls Billy Cannonball in a social rubber bridge game. North and East open with spades, four no trump and Blackwood. Billy fails a spade finesse but learns a double finesse idea from Col Payne noting best play for the 12th trick and the value of avoiding risky finesses in spades.
The Long Beach City College Symphony Orchestra presents a public performance next Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Liberal Arts Campus Auditorium on Clark Avenue and Harvey Way. Michael Pappone will direct, with general admission $2 for adults and $1.50 for children.
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