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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1977
Page
10
Dear Abby shares two reader issues. A caller complains of a dirty dental office and asks how to request better hygiene. Another writer, Fat and Miserable, seeks a diet plan and receives blunt advice to see a physician and follow a plan.
An evening mass at St Ignatius Catholic Church united Yernando Olachen Pond and Cyn ria Mane Karcher in marriage with Martha Donovan as maid of honor. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Karcher of Costa Beach, graduated Lakewood High School and Lang wach State University. The groom attended Polytechnic High School and LBCC. They plan to live in Fort Beach after a Northern California honeymoon. An evening ceremony at the Convent of the Sacred Heart in San Francisco joined William Michael Stephenson and Polly May Clark in marriage. The bride’s parents are Russell Paul Clarke and Mrs. Denis Servatius. The groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. William W. Stephenson of Long Beach. The bride graduated from Convent of the Sacred Heart and Stanford, attending Santa Clara Law. The groom, a Wilson High School graduate, is at U Diego Medical School. The couple will live in La Jolla after a California coastal honeymoon. San Francisco.
The Orbit Club marks its lath anniversary with a dance at the clubhouse 320 4th St. The evening features live music and refreshments. Guests of honor will be named, including members who met their future spouses at club events.
James B Byers, chief of the archives branch, will describe research opportunities at the Federal Archives and Records Center in Lacuna Niguel. The lecture at Long Beach Main Library on Saturday at 10 37 a m covers resources for genealogists scholars and authors with a Q A session. Free public talk in the library forum with validated underground parking at the adjacent garage.
The second annual benefit for WTLC will be held Sunday at the Fullerton Ethel Club Lavuna Road Fullerton. An host bar opens at 6 p.m. followed by a formal dinner at 7 p.m. Music and dancing finish the night. Coordinators are Mary Swain and Jane O’Grady. WTLC offers emergency shelter housing employment referrals child care and counseling services for battered women and children.
In a bridge slam, declarer discards from dummy to avoid heart loss but misreads the club and diamond threats. North uses Stayman then four clubs to check aces. declarer draws trumps, mismanages the heart and diamond suits, and the slam fails one down. The suggested line favors showing heart support with a jump to four hearts.
Mr and Mrs Dewey L Duncan wedding June 15 in Curyilon Town decade 1927. They honeymooned in Long Beach and settled there that year. Saturday their daughter Mrs Ray A Farmer hosted an open house. Mr Duncan retired in 1960 from Northrop Aircraft. They have two grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs James Wells celebrated 59 years of marriage with a surprise party at a daughter's Santa Maria home. They wed June 1901 in Buffalo Wyoming and have lived in Long Beach 27 years. The couple has six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Both are retired from federal service and active in Masonic organizations.
Several Lone Beard area students won prizes at an art show sponsored by the Orange Counts Chapter of Links in Heena Park Community Center. David Galehutt of Leake n at High School was named outstanding artist. first place awards went to Victor Gonzales of Enterprise Junior High and Nathaniel Gray of Compton Bagh School in painting drawing graphics sculpture and crafts.
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