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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1977
Page
8
The page presents reader letters about hosting Thanksgiving and Christmas, urging couples to establish their own traditions, plus a quoted Jefferson note criticizing censorship. A grandmother asks for guidance and a reader praises Abby’s advice to alternate meals. The dialogue also includes a coda on censorship with a Jefferson quote.
In a Spiegold Knockout, The Aces face a Lew Mathe led team from Los Angeles. Contest centers on deciding bids for Question No 1 with vulnerable opponents. The answer notes seven diamonds as a jackpot, six spades or six no trump as break even, seven spades going down.
In the match both sides reach six spades as the club finesse fails. North's clubs and hearts yield discards while South ruffs with the fourth trump. two spades wins, pass yields points with correct defense. Don Krauss and Norman Kay are cited for contrasting play.
A reader asks how to date after a friend's separation without causing gossip. Baldrige suggests discreet outings with Jim and Ellen, plus group meetings to show friendship. A second reader seeks help for a partner with dirty fingernails. solution is a lighthearted nail kit gift and humor to avoid offense.
Cynthia Ann Jones and Michael B Foell wed at Lakewood Village Community Church on a Saturday evening ceremony. Kathleen Ann Donan served as maid of honor for the bride, daughter of Harry A Jones. Kray Lambert was best man. the groom is son of Jack L Foell. The bride, Lakewood High School graduate, attends California State University Fullerton. the groom, Millikan High alumnus, attends Long Beach State. The couple honeymooned in Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo and will live in Long Beach.
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