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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1976
Page
11
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Hundreds of European youths will come to the United States this summer for six months to a year through Youth for Understanding, the nation’s longest student exchange program. Host families in Long Beach will provide housing and meals and may deduct up to 50 dollars monthly from their income tax to offset costs. Interested residents should contact Mrs. Dora Warner, area representative, at a Brea address.
South wins the opening and starts trumps with control. Declarer misreads hearts and diamonds, West buffers with king, defense scores two trump tricks, but a correct line leads to a safe contract. The article discusses strategy, discards, and the impact of the diamond and heart finesses on the outcome.
Dear Abby letters criticize child behavior while readers defend youth, and a reader shares a marriage divorce tale. St Lucy Altar Society hosts a public card party Wednesday noon with Catholic cards bridge canasta and pinochle. A $1.25 donation requested.
Long Beach clubs announce a busy week with events at Noliday Inn Lakewood Boulevard and Willow Avenue. speakers include Adrian Stear from Atlantic Richfield on energy and offshore drilling. other meetings feature travelogues, needlework talks, bird song programs, and retiree association activities. open to the public.
A charity event offers $15 per person tickets including $3,001 in play money for gaming tables. Reservations contact Mrs Tom Griffin or Mrs Bill Winston at listed addresses. Hors d oeuvres and a no host bar will be available, with a 10 p.m. sandwich buffet. Decorations reflect a French home theme. Prizes include trips to Las Vegas and San Francisco, a San Diego weekend for two, and 10 Frank Sinatra autographed albums from Whitey Littlefield.
Sheila Sporn Auxiliary organizes an art auction and exhibition to raise funds for City of Hope. The event showcases local artwork and runs on a Saturday, inviting community participation and donations to support cancer research and treatment.
Lakewood High selects Oklahoma! by Rodgers and Hammerstein for its spring show. Performances run Thursday through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Lakewood Auditorium with a long cast list. An art display at Grange follows prior to an auction beginning at 8:30 p.m. Admission is $1.50.
Two films will be shown Thursday at 8 pm in the C.M. Brakensick Library for a discussion on the Bradley method of husband coached natural childbirth. Peg Tinney RN will explain exercises and techniques used in the method.
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