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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1964
Page
14
Fred Karplh discusses a bridge test deal focusing on overtricks and signaling. The dialogue explores whether to overtake with the ace and which heart to play, examining how East or West holdings influence trick outcomes and the safety of leading the ace.
A discussion argues about how many clubs to ruff and whether East or West should initiate a shift. It questions asking a partner to perform a task you can manage yourself and notes even skilled partners can err if given the chance.
A tea marks the start of the Beta Omicron chapter year for Delta Kappa Gamma Society. Helen Brown of San Gabriel hosts 3 to 5 pm at her home. New chapter officers include Mrs. Ruthe Harris and Mrs. Helen Stephen Ben, Dorothy Simms, Gayle Tidlmgren, Sarah Jean Jenkins, Helen Hail. The program features Changing Patterns in Other Culture with monthly studies. Waoleon Club begins fall with a breakfast at the Lafayette Hotel led by Mrs. Frank Kirkland. Annsh Laurie House will speak on the president's theme Doors. Junior Waoleon president Roger Davis, Jeriry Simpson, and Mrs. Irving VanDerveer participate. Pearl McInnis handles decorations. Two weekend events are planned for George Wallace White Post and Auxiliary 1746, Veterans of Foreign Wars. At 7:30 pm, the Auxiliary ward party at Long Beach Vet Administration Hospital with Bertha Pawlak as chairman. A coffee break Saturday morning at the Armed Services YMCA chaired by Shada Tolstad.
Mildred K Flanary presents a shrimp and rice orientally flavored salad using bean sprouts water chestnuts green pepper celery scallions pimientos and canned pineapple optional kumquats and hot tea. Mix cooked rice with vegetables and shrimp chill then coat with low calorie Italian dressing blended with soy sauce for a bright tang. Garnish with watercress and serve in lettuce bowls for 6 to 8 servings.
Patricia Ann Finley and Anthony Raymond Hasty were married Friday at St. Timothy's Lutheran Church with about 500 guests. The bride wore an imported Sacre gown with seed pearl embroidery and a lace edged veil. her bouquet featured orchids and stephanotis. Attendants wore gold outfits with chrysanthemum bouquets. Best man was Thomas Hasty, Ushers included Don Choate and Richard Winley. Both graduates of Lakewood High School and Long Beach City College alumni, the couple plans to reside in Lakewood.
A simple nectarine pastry recipe uses cream cheese and cream to fill baked shells. Layer sliced nectarines and spoon warm apricot jam over the fruit for a glossy finish. Serve immediately for a fresh summer dessert.
Dear Polly columns share a homemaker’s note on juggling American history study for citizenship exams while caretaking a family. Readers describe methods like taping memories, using recorders, and sharing useful home hacks. The page invites readers to submit ideas for Polly's Pointers.
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