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Independent from Long Beach, California • 27

Publication:
Independenti
Location:
Long Beach, California
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27
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I --r PRESS-TELEGftAM fPMK-B-7 WITHlTHlSTCOUPOMav i wt INDEPENDENT, fAM) yACOWg" jfj Any Greeit Gajrmlht West is success St Patricks Day Special. During in grade-schoolers Work: this special any7grron garment you have will bis cleaned at ft price. Offer good thru March 17. PRICE (Continued, from Page. B-5) "I have just been club.

looking over your Had East taken of the first issues of The trick and returned Bridge World magazine, South would have was a wound up with an over-different game in those trick. the M' -held three dubs, the-sin-the gleton ace of diamonds and three hearts. How old was Mr. Shepard?" Oswald: Sixty! fie opked mighty' old to me hrwouldhea-youngster." Seobright Cleaners Laundry 6424 E. Spring Si.

Phone 429-6913 rx -JirtfiWestsplay-sui days;" to go back and. give the meaning for a word. has observed beneficial re-, Starters aren't identifla-. program in. her stu- ble, I would have to check their dents three years after.

Head'': T-ecords-to see-which-have-re ceived it Its simply the overall acn year, my youngsters- improvement of my students that seem to get diarper, said the impresses me. ey CoJlege, Mar-. students ere more adept snail, Tex. with sounds. Instead of taking ceeded only because South Last first-time-.

timeout to help them individually Oswald: It was-really only a year old. invented by Harold S. Vanderbilt in the fall of 1927, it had be-? gun 'to spread around in -1929- ahd mostriof -the: booksron-the: gamewere-J by elderly men had been auction bridge authorities. Most of them tried to rue auction meth-odsincoritract. Jim: Here is a hand Head -Startersarrived -ju-mysec- witb-phnwlrthey-iiy-ftitt-their ond-gfade classroom All of a suddien I had young assignments on their own." The ability to think creatively tops Mrs.

Wilsons lists of achievements in her students I tell the children to close sters who were participating in' Class discussion and asking questions" far advanced to those of previous students. These children could identify a lion, a zebra or a kangaroo: 1 Instead of answering me with there, they would reply, I put the pencfl there. My routine is to read a sent-7 ence aloud and tell the pupils to ask me to explain any word they dont understand. Rarely do 1 have their eyes, to dream up a wonder-ful adventure and then share it with, the class. You should hear the imaginative, happy things that happen to them these days." (Tuesday: How the citys two Head Start programs are carried out by Long Beach Unified School and Community ment League.) written up by E.

V. Shepard in which Mr, Shepard and partner, George Kling, achieved amazing results." Oswald: Yes, indeedIf I had South, you could have fried an egg by bidding it tomy forehead if this had happened to me. The bidding was typical '-ot-an-auctioa-pIayers-'Jdeft- Romantic eyes picture treat of contract Souths two-spade opening was strong but. not forcing -hi those, days. Wests overcall was normal and bidding up to double was reasonable JIM: Mr Shepard for young set For romantic-looking concentrate on mak- trig your lashes look both -T-long and thick byusinta 1 combination mascara.

and fash length encr. Youthful flic fans unite! to elementary school chil Eight exciting dren during. j. lellyfilnushwiltjbe.ahown spring -moti opened -king of hearts ries sponsored by the Long Beach Council PTA. clubs.

Kling studied awhile, then played the From March. 8 through April 26, two showings at 12 noon and 2:30 p.in. will be offered each the Behndnt, or Plaza theater. From -this, point, on, "South was If he drew trumps, he would lose -both his -remaining hearts.Ifhedidnt West! -'would get "to TuffTr club." Shep was Just about as nice a man as you would ever meet. The whole theme of the article was his partners brilliance in ducking the first Althougly.the films have kbeen selected to appeal to the younger set adults are welcome if accompanied by! a chii DESIGNER BOUTIQUE 2TOBTK 4JII7 QMT KQur 0rig729.00 to200.00 iSeries -tickets -for wilFgo-on saIeJtehi24y and will be available at el-tmiaitajychdofaTth rough-Feb.

28, and from PTA of--. ficeirs at the four theaters until March 8. UST PANTS SEPARATES 13.50 to 28.00 AIT 4 AKQ J9 1073 4X11 JI54S2 41 AA5S oms(D) AAKQ30I5 9114, A JJ KriflwrvulntrabfaD' MARCH 4 thru JAARCH 8 ONLY! the dressing room boutique 515 East Ocean Long Baach in the New Fidelity Plan Cantor Youngsters and 'grown-' ups alike will enjoy these fine films: Brighty of the. 7 Canyon? Lili, Jumbo, The Cat, "And How Miguel, The trouble with FUppersNew Adventores- Wsst 4 4V HOURS 10 to 6- 19 IWt Opsnini mma mm IngBeihrihehomefworld-faLmousbeauty: pageants, has more beautiful women than ev4r ith'The; Rdbeturnirtgourmore-andmoreper feet-figures eaehTdayl-Herrmhampagne-sur--1- roundings at. beer prices, trainee JLobe figure jyNiexperts show you how: to- reducettMose-pounds' and inches where you need to, lose them ahd to firm and contour- your figure to ideal measure- ZZZHeSts.

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