Aces on Bridge Team Captains Victory Report
Dear Abby style note lists IRA G. CORN as team captain for the Aces on bridge. Brief mention of player roles appears in a casual sports bulletin style.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1975
Page
17
Dear Abby style note lists IRA G. CORN as team captain for the Aces on bridge. Brief mention of player roles appears in a casual sports bulletin style.
A long Dear Abby letter depicts wheelchair access woes with 30 inch wide chairs and 28 inch john gates, urging architects to widen doors. Other letters defend single life, describe social pressures, and offer blunt advice on boundary setting and personal privacy.
An open meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Anderson Memorial Senior Citizens Center 828 S Mesa St San Pedro The featured speaker is Dr Donald Culton history professor at Los Angeles Harbor College His topic is Charles Willard and his Role in the Free Harbor Fight
A private note from Albany offers encouragement about failure, stating that attempting matters and that failure is merely evidence of effort, a first step toward progress and resilience.
Kevin Vincent Colpean and Karen Elaine Lobdell wed at Berea Baptist Church North Long Beach after a skiing honeymoon at Heavenly Valley Lake Tahoe. Debi Knapil served as maid of honor. Tom Brown was best man. The couple, Lakewood High graduates, plan a first home as the bride attends Long Beach City College and the groom CSU Chico.
Retired City Employees installed new officers led by Dennis Yates as president. Dr. Frank Harnett installed Edwin Klotz and others. NARFE trophy heads Sid Giardini with John Williams and others. San Pedro Bay Historical Society names Pamela Bleich president with a list of officers and advisors.
Four spades bid explained after North opened two spades and South with strong hearts and values advances to game. The two heart rebid shows good hearts, and South’s jump to game reflects appreciated values.
Queen City Chapter 57, WAC Veterans Association, will meet Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Great Western Savings Community Room at 2999 Westminster Ave in Seal Beach. Ruth E. Clough of Leisure World will speak on travels. All current and former WACs may attend. Transportation help available from Helen Murphy or Mrs. Jean Earnshaw.
The four children in a Sunday school photograph are from Barbara Dawson School for Neurologically Handicapped Children. Only Donna Tindall is identified as a member of the Sunday school class. The other three are described as neurologically or educationally handicapped but not labeled mentally retarded.
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