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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1964
Page
11
Long Beach YWCA's Y Teens plan a Spring Roll Call Fair Saturday at 1 30 PM at the Y on Sixth Street and Pacific Avenue. Open to junior and senior high students from Long Beach and Lakewood with music by HY STANDERS. Membership open. activities include social and community service.
Newlyweds Richard Chaffee and Margaret Ferguson wed at St Bruno's in Whittier before 200 guests and plan to live in Berkeley. The bride, UC Berkeley senior, wore camel light silk peau de soie. Attendants included Janet Ferguson as maid of honor and Robert Chaffee as best man. The couple honeymooned in Yosemite. Parents listed are Lawrence Chaffee of Long Beach and W Gordon Ferguson of Whittier.
The note assesses if Oswald Jacoby and P Hat Sims could reach a top score in a six no trump contract. It recalls Hal’s fearless no trump play, outlines a speculative bidding path with East reading cards, and notes the chance others bid as well. The writer believes six no trump is reachable with optimal layout and plays.
February graduate Caroline Rydell begins her first permanent assignment as a second grade teacher at Stevenson Elementary after leaving the LBSC Forty-Niter editorial staff. Her husband Ray works as a writer for a trade paper and was editor of the same paper for two semesters. A bridge group from the church will attend the Anniversary Waltz at Melodyland Theater, skipping their latest monthly game.
The Long Beach Jewish Community Center will sponsor a six session course on International and Jewish cooking starting Feb 11 at the center on Grand Ave. Harold Stein will teach with Mrs. Stein guiding the workshop style. Enrollment is limited to five students with future classes planned if demand grows.
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