Community Tours kickoff on education and youth focus
The 1970 Community Understanding Tours begin Wednesday, coordinated by the Community Volunteer Office. The first tour at Boyd High School covers new concepts in educating our youth with talks by Sean Long Beach Unified School District and a college intermediate school tour, amid other sessions through June.
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Long Beach
Boyd High School
H. Eighth St
William Begat
Ken McLaren
CVO Board
Sean
Long Beach Unified
College Intermediate
Orange Ave
Hospital honors volunteers Provisionals of Long Beach
Community Hospital will host an annual membership tea Wednesday at Mrs. George Williams home 921 Corona Ave to honor nineteen women for a year of training and service. Welcoming remarks will be by Mrs. Dave Mosher president and Mrs. Byron Brown and Mrs. Richard Widetick. Mrs. Harold Ut tley leads arrangements assisted by Mrs. Baylus Shumaker New members include Mmes Joseph Coz Arnold Friesen Walter Long Llewellyn Mort Willis Peter Vern Peterson Robert Redfearn Dewey Rudolph Bruce Sanderson and others Dorothy Campbell Lowise Flickenstein Mines Richard Saa ri John Sherman Joseph Scott Harry Selditz Earl Thomas Cliff Waterman Mary Cianci and Bertha Taylor.
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Long Beach
Community Hospital
George Williams
Corona Ave
Dave Mosher
Byron Brown
Richard Widetick
Harold Uttley
Baylus Shumaker
New
Mmes
Joseph Coz
Arnold Friesen
Walter Long
Llewellyn Mort
Willis Peter
Vern Peterson
Robert Redfearn
Dewey Rudoulph
Bruce Sanderson
Bridge detective reveals Souths trump mislead in play
In a bridge problem with South declarer, no vulnerability, South erred by playing the king of trumps at trick two after West led clubs and East discarded. The recommended line is to lead a low trump to force East to win with singleton ace, preserving two trump tricks for South and avoiding the loss of three. The reasoning hinges on 3-2 trump split and ensuring South regains control with the king later.
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West
East
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Declarer
Wedding plans announced for Hartf ord couple's daughter
Mrs. Horé Intagliata of Hartford and the late Mr. Intagliata announce their daughter Patricia Jean will wed Kerry Robert Cox on June 27. Patricia’s fiance is the son of Mrs. George Bobericken of Alhambra and the late Mr. Cox. The notice also mentions engagements and upcoming weddings among other families with dates and schools.
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Horé ‘Intagliata
Hartford
Mr. Intagliata
Patricia ‘Jean
Kerry Robert Cox
George Bobericken
Alhambra
Harl J
Raymond J. Cok
Frick
Souh’ Gate
Lawrence E. Carroll
Anaheim
Linda Jean
Robert James Formaneck
Havelmay Formaneck
Los Alamitos
Miss Carroll
Cornelia Connelly
Rancho High
Garden Grove
Cerritos Junior College
Lakewood Elks Club
Panela Lynne
Crabtree
Richard
Paw
Golden Weds Celebrate 50th With Hawaii Trip
Observing their 50th anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. George R. Henely traveled to Hawaii. They wed April 24, 1920 in Mason City Iowa. He served 46 years with the Iowa State Highway Commission as a civil highway and land surveyor across northern Iowa. They enjoy travel and golf and have 13 grandchildren and twin great grandsons.
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Hawaii
George R. Henely
Third St
Mason City
Iowa
Henely
Iowa State Highway Commission
Henelys
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