Clear vinyl fashion takes the stage in shimmering trend
Designers and retailers embrace transparent vinyl from footwear to accessories. Nathalie Marciano of Guess notes gloss and transparency driving the look, with items like clear jellies, vinyl dresses, coats, and bags. Prices range from 18 to 234 dollars, emphasizing playful illusion over serious wardrobe investment.
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Nathalie Marciano
Marciano
Guess Footwear
Culver City
Calif
Guess
Tripp
Betsey Johnson
Pierre Cardin
Paco Rabanne
Louis Feraud
Jan Tschirki
Macy’s
San Francisco
Sue Gustafson
Gustafson
Flossy McGrew’s
Denver
van Eli
Charles Jourdan
Stuart Weitzman
Wedding money saving tips from readers
Reader hints cover DIY RSVP postcards cheaper postage self adhesive return labels and enlisting friends for decor gift tracking and help at weddings. Also a penny lap trick to count walking laps with pocket pennies and a closing invitation to send tips to Heloise.
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Heloise
R.S.V.P
Jennifer Applegate
Lancaster
Ohio
Charlene Joy Jamestown
N.D
Birth of Nicholas Alexander Crepeau at Craven Regional
Peter N. Crepeau Jr and Lisa Renee Cherry announce the birth of a son, Nicholas Alexander, at Craven Regional Medical Center. Grandparents are Peter N. Crepeau of Orlando Florida and Susan Crepeau, and Mr. and Mrs Meredith Cherry of New Bern.
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Peter N. Crepeau Jr
Lisa Renee Cherry
Nicholas Alexander
Craven Regional Medical Center
Peter N. Cre
Bulletin Board Hobby Show At New Bern Center
The 38th annual Bill Pierce Ceramic and Hobby Show sponsored by the New Bern Parks and Recreation Department runs 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday through May 26 at the West New Bern Recreation Center. Admission is free. Amateur ceramic hobbyists may enter with no charge for items. professionals may exhibit but cannot win awards. Exhibitors may submit works 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday. Judging is Tuesday. Call Library at 636 4061.
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Bill Pierce
New Bern
Pesticide use cautioned for turf dieback issues
Extension agent Tom Glasgow warns homeowners and landscapers to identify true causes of centipede grass dieback, noting drought, irrigation, cold damage, overfertilization, and soil compaction as common factors. He urges avoiding first steps with fungicides or insecticides and offers resources at 633-1477 plus a Saturday program on North Carolina Urban Tree Evaluation.
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Bill
Red Robin Lane
New Bern
North Carolina
Sanford Animal Hospital
Penny Miller
American Legion District VI Meeting Held May 6
The American Legion and Auxiliary unit 24 hosted the district VI gathering at Donnerson Hawkins Post Home on Glenburnie Road. Mac Sabourin opened the meeting. delegates and candidates for district and state offices were announced. 1996 district plans were noted for Trenton.
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American Legion and Auxiliary Unit
Donnerson- Hawkins
Glenburnie Road
Mac Sabourin
Michael Ragan
Indianapolis
James Coplon
Pollocksville
Roger Smith
Jacksonville
David Desmond
Kinston
North Car
Olina
Mary Ella Harrison
Beatrice Harriett
Trenton
Grace Ragan
New Bern
Judy Norfolk
Goldsboro
North Carolina
Francis Fouschee
Theresa Weydrew
Raleigh
Jared Brumbaugh
New Bern Woman's Club Public Affairs Session Notes
Public affairs division met at Doreen McGuigan’s home. Treasurer reported garage sale success. A motion funds three underprivileged girls to a week at summer camp with sheets towels and personal items donated by members. General club meeting Sept. 7. Nominating committee elected Burnley chair for coming year. End of year picnic hosted by Jeannette Godshalk on June 6.
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New Bern Woman’s Club
Doreen McGuigan
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