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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1976
Page
8
Independent Press Telegram notes a bright new year project for a woven afghan. It features large granny-centered squares with double crochet mesh rectangles in houndstooth and plaid effects. To obtain directions send Leaflet No JAN-4 with 50 cents and return envelope to Pat Trexler, Charlotte, NC.
Dear Abby columns present reader questions about clothing choices and social boundaries. A Prefers Skirts reader dislikes pants for women and Abigails playful response contrasts attire with practicality. A third reader Warns about a brother’s wife showing affection toward her husband and suggests firm boundaries to preserve the foursome friendship.
A roundup of meetings across multiple groups this week includes the Public Employees' Association luncheon and officer installation at Brethren Manor, the National Secretaries Association dinner with speaker Jeffrey Vieth at The Fish Cooker, and a Downey Women’s Aglow Fellowship dinner with author Betty Lee Esses. Also listed are Long Beach Chapter 1865 of the Retired Persons Association and Theta Unit Parliamentarians anniversary events, with reservations details and venue addresses provided.
In a bridge hand from a column, North opens five card major, South upgrades, game reached after a plan to fix the bad trump break. Declarer discards hearts on a second round of diamonds, then tests a club finesse. The article notes the anatomy of the bad break, the strategy to manage trumps, and the expected replies with East West vulnerability. It mentions a move to three no trump with North showing a line hand and describes the context of a Womens Community Resources Center meeting at 2845 E Third St on the new year Monday at 7 p.m.
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