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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1977
Page
22
A reader complains about low pay for skilled work and urges respect for professionals in work clothes. Others seek advice on living with a difficult mother-in-law and a man seeking a rich wife, with Abby advising on decorum and choices.
The annual spring festival and auction by the National Council of Jewish Women Long Beach Branch will run Sunday from 9 am to 3 pm at the Jewish Community Center patio, 2601 Grand Ave. A bagel and lox brunch, home baked goods, and pre sale tickets at 2 dollars for adults and 1 for children under 12 are offered. door tickets are 2.50 and 1.50. Pat Harmatz leads the event. Coast Datsun funds the 1970s Datsun B210 sedan prize.
In a tense rubber game, the declarer misused trump entries after a bad break. He won a trick in dummy with its diamond king, then failed to preserve the diamond king for an entry to draw Wests last trump, costing him three clubs and the rubber. Critics suggest planning trick one to save the diamond king for a key entry.
Mrs. Vernon D. Anderson of Long Beach will preside over the state convention of the National Title Society today and Saturday at the Holiday Inn in San Jose. Delegates from 12 state chapters attend, with Long Beach unit representatives including Mrs. Jim Cutter and others. The group's main aim is providing free camp experiences to underprivileged girls.
Two groups sponsor breakfasts Sunday to aid relief efforts. Shrine of Jerusalem will hold a bake at Har vey Trueman home 2700 Malgioa Ave from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tickets at the door are 1.75 dollars. Ladies Auxiliary to George Wallace White Veterans of Foreign Wars Post hosts a ham and egg breakfast at the VFW Hall 32 E. Louise St from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tickets are 1.40 dollars. Proceeds benefit veterans relief.
Thirty one graduating Girl Scouts and 36 adult scout members were honored in Mid Steven Dodge Long Beach Patr ia Corrales Diaz Lakewood and Margaret Vandecar Los Alamo Cortificales with appreciation plaques for Don Farnworth Cerritos and Dick. Field of Norwalk received a special recognition plaque while Trefoil plates honored ten vigils in La Mirada. Awards went to Fl Spee Billie Parte Pail Cunningham art Paml Wright De Lois Lott Issa Mauser Norma Foglesong Phi Hester Rachel Munoz Carles Charland Patricia Larson Lauren Yost Ada Braman Nancy Luque Helen Pinney Georgette Means Atkinson Roxann Nelson Jarothy Coleman. CERTIFI presented to the 31 graduates including Susan Spencer Debbie Figueroa Tammy Johnson Belinds Serrano Christine Sorrow rato Jan Poller Barbara Cabster Debra Bene Debbie Collins Lori Tarver Janice Tedw Belay abry Sue Paige al 0 PE Mighangon Colvin James Sue Gaudette Teresa Keane Barbara Mageean Cindy Stalkup Laura Stebbins Leanna Gounder Judy Weaver Sharon Coons Sandi Taubman. More were Patti Bousman Charlotte Chilvers Lori Ravarroni Tori Lee Terri Wohlgemuth Susan Brewer and Mary Jensen. CATES alto.
Area women shelters led by Long Beach and Orange programs seek money household items and volunteers to expand emergency housing and counseling services. Dr Virginia Corbett cites studies of family violence noting up to one quarter of husbands beat wives and many incidents occur evenings and weekends with adults mostly in their 40s.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee Stark choose a first home in Los Angeles after their wedding in Long Beach. Karin Meda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McDaniel, exchanged vows with Gary Stark Jr. The bride attended North Carolina schools and the groom studied in the San Francisco area.
A Long Beach Citizens Advisory Commission on the Handicapped member will observe the House Conference on the Handicap at the Sheraton Park Hotel. About 1,600 attendees are expected with eight delegates from each state. Previously, Mrs. Yates chaired the REAL education foundation operating a school in Lakewood for neurologically handicapped children.
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