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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1977
Page
13
A Saturday 8 30 p m event at Long Beach Jewish Community Center 2601 Grand Ave Long Beach invites singles aged 21 to 35 from Long Beach and Western Orange County areas to attend. Admission is 1 50 per person.
Dear Abby answers readers on school misdeeds privacy and marriage. Topics include vandalism breaking faucets smoking in restrooms and removal of doors. Advice stresses collective punishment and respecting others decisions while guiding concerning past marriages and future plans.
Long Beach LWV hosts May 3 program from 9 30 a m to 12 30 p m at Unitarian Universalist Church 5450 Atherton St. LWV members on city commissions committees and councils discuss their roles with City Councilwoman Renee Simon and others. Coffee 50 cents. Sign by Betty Wylder.
Denis Howard of Australia plays a clever bridge hand to steal the game against New Zealand declarer. West misdefends after Howard wins trick one, allowing spades to clear and diamonds to yield. South to North bidding shows three diamonds as the final contract with strong diamond and heart support.
A one day workshop sponsored by Planned Parenthood Los Angeles is planned Sunday in San Pedro from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Planned Parenthood Clinic 225 W. 22nd St. The cost is 2.52 per couple. Discussion leaders include Paula Van Ness former director of information and education for Planned Parenthood and Timothy J. Wernette MLA community educator for Planned Parenthood.
A reader asks about grounds for a divorce or term count, offering a personal write to ABBY at Box No 69700, Angeles, Caff, 90009 and requesting a stamped self addressed envelope. The message emphasizes information rights and personal problem sharing.
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