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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1971
Page
7
A working mother recalls the daily strain of juggling jobs and family calls. The piece notes interruptions from children during conferences and ceremonies, highlighting the so called Telephone Crisis and its impact on professional women.
Mrs Wilma Proctor was installed as president of the Orbit Club with Mrs Harriet Hays as vice president The social club for singles over 30 meets at 530 E Fourth St and hosts Friday and Saturday dances from 9 p m to 1 a m. Also noted are nursing alumnae officers and Zeta Tau Alpha Long Beach alumnae installation.
In a high level bridge contest the Aces faced two crucial decisions. Question 1: with South, all vulnerable, a double contest yields 850 for the opponents but five international match points for pass or a six clubs line. Question 2: with South, not vulnerable, double yields two IMPs while pass breaks even. five clubs loses four IMPs.
Engagement news reveals Candis Lee Davis to George Ernst Stucken III with a Nov 6 wedding planned. Pamela Benson and Gregory Smith plan Oct 2 nuptials. Barbara Hammert engaged to Fred Hammert with June 27 wedding set. Crabt ree Nelson duet and Gauthier Beck July 17 vows. Aug 13 wedding slated for Jomaine Morton and Daniel Schendel.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Swick of Long Beach marked their golden wedding with a dinner dance and home reception at 638 FE Third Avenue. They wed May 16, in Hot Springs, South Dakota, fifty years ago and have lived in Long Beach since September. Their son Richard A. Swick of Garden Grove attended with family. they have two grandsons and five great-grandchildren. The couple previously owned laundry and dry cleaning businesses in Colorado and Nebraska before relocating to California.
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