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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1966
Page
9
California fashion commentary notes a shift from waistless to closer fits as Paris houses show belts and tailoring. Designers like Navarese and Rose discuss fluid yet controlled lines, emphasizing body shape. Stanley Nelson duo highlight versatile silhouettes with shaping and new coats, as Hollywood observes ongoing trends.
A November 19 ceremony in New York City will unite Celine Caro Blanchard, daughter of William Blanchard of Long Beach and the late Mrs Blanchard, with Robert Orenstein, son of Louis and Louise Orenstein of New York City. After a Caribbean honeymoon, they plan to make Fort Lee New Jersey their first home. The prospective bride graduated from Poly High and attended California State College at Long Beach, where she was a student senator, swim queen, and Lion's Club regatta queen in 1962, and she was presented at the Rose of Castille debutante ball.
Dear readers discuss resisting daily swearing in a family and the impact of exposure to foul language. A teen worries about becoming a swearer while parents urge staying anti swearing. A second letter asks about a friend who finances a romantic partner, with guidance to stand by and let her start over if the relationship ends.
Leah Steil, fashion and charm consultant, will speak Friday at 8 p.m. before Parents Without Partners. Members will gather at Wardlaw Clubhouse, 3457 Stanbridge St. Dancing and refreshments will conclude the evening.
The Trestles retire their Muriel and Courtney Trestle home into authentic Colonial style. They researched Carter’s Grove and New England woods, copied a Witch House room, and plan a December completion. A Cranberry Picker magazine rack and a likely whaler painting add antique charm.
President Johnson signs the Wolf Trap Farm bill creating the first national park devoted to performing arts. A 109 acre gift from the American Symphony Orchestra League and Mrs. Shouse funds a 3,500 seat outdoor theater. Located 13 miles west of Washington, the site will include a visitor center, cabins, picnicking areas, and will be administered by the National Park Service.
Mr and Mrs L E Lewis of 1029 New York Street host a post nuptial reception for their daughter Carolyn Ann Lewis and her groom Charles C Young son of Mir and Mrs Stillicho Young. Newlyweds are hot s graduates of Polytechnic High. She attended Long Beach City College. He will attend California State College at Long Beach beginning in January.
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