Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1972
In Miami Beach during the Olympiad, Garozzo and Forquet play aggressive Precision Club. North-South reach six clubs while Americans stop at three no trump, net swing to the Blue Team 740 points.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1972
Page
9
In Miami Beach during the Olympiad, Garozzo and Forquet play aggressive Precision Club. North-South reach six clubs while Americans stop at three no trump, net swing to the Blue Team 740 points.
Evangelists Larry Taylor and Gary Woods will lead revival services at Mill Brook Baptist Church from September 4 to 10 at 7 30 p m nightly. Taylor, a former drug addict who has conducted over 375 revivals for more than 35 000 people, is noted as a leading Southern Baptist evangelist. Woods, a 23 year old from Hobbs New Mexico, deafult? No. He is a gospel singer after recovery from a severe car crash. Public attendance invited.
Seven Aiken area women were named to the list of Outstanding Young Women of America. They include Emily Lewis Bull Elizabeth Taylor Leminick Ann Slayton Brodie Martha Rice Clarke Wanda Green Smith Martha Bevis Pridgen and Frances Duncan Holley from Bath North Augusta Belvedere Aiken.
About 20 000 music lovers are expected in Salem for the annual Bluegrass Festival with events Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Travis Stewart of Aiken will serve as one of the state championship judges. Salem Community Club spokeswoman says everyone is a special guest of the town and the South Carolina Chapter of the Association of Bluegrass Musicians.
Clemson Extension Home Economists sponsor a furniture refinishing demonstration in Aiken County. James D. McNinch of a national refinishing company will teach and show a one step finish that preserves wood grain and color. Sessions run September 7 from 1 30 to 3 00 pm and 7 30 to 9 00 pm at the Aiken Electric Cooperative auditorium with free admission. Residents may register by calling 649 6911 and may bring a small piece of furniture to learn restoration techniques. Products may be bought locally.
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