Hannon-Underhill Vows Read In Home Ceremony
Joan Copeland Underhill became the bride of James Thomas Hannon Jr in a Monday afternoon ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Long Beach. Mrs. Leonard McAllister served as matron of honor and Shelley Diane Wong was maid of honor, Gregory Martin Joe as best man. The new Mrs. Hannon is a Millikan High School graduate with a bachelor’s degree, with highest honors, from UC Santa Cruz.
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Joan Copeland Underhill
James Thomas Hannon Jr
George Cartier Underhill
Long Beach
Leonard McAllister
Shelley Diane Wong
Gregory Martin Joe
Hannon
Millikan High School
UC Santa Cruz
Squeaky clean hair care items listed in notice
A short notice mentions hair care accesso ries including brushes combs curlers clips and hairpins to be kept clean. It notes a husband of James T Hannon of Palm Springs formerly Long Beach is a UC Berkeley history honors senior and will reside in Berkeley.
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James T. Hannon
Palm Springs
Long Beach
Millikan
UC Berkeley
Berkeley
Stricklins celebrate 63rd wedding anniversary in Huntington Beach
Mr and Mrs Oscar L Stricklin Sr of Huntington Beach marked their 63rd anniversary at their son Oscar Stricklin Jr s home with family including Carl Stricklin Thea Wood Ray Stricklin Barbara Stricklin and Leonard Barrimore plus 14 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren A book Oscar L Stricklin An Autobiography was introduced and personalized copies prepared Stricklins have long served Huntington Beach in business civic and church roles including Standard Oil work Rotary Westminster Rotary Club and local committees The couple helped incorporate the farm lands into the city and both supported the Community Methodist Church
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Oscar L. Stricklin Sr
Huntington Beach
Santa Ana
Oscar Stricklin Jr
Carl Stricklin
Thea Wood
Costa Mesa
Ray Stricklin
Long Beach
Leonard Barrimore
Oscar L. Stricklin
Stricklin
Barbara Stricklin
Stricklins
Standard Oil
Standard
Huntington Beach Company
Chamber of Commerce
The
Safety Committee
Orange County Water Pollution Board
Republican Party
Guild installs officers to share presidential duties
The Educational Guidance Foundation Guild names Mrs. Frank Starnes and Mrs. Paul Yundzel as co-presidents. Serving with them are Mrs. Nelson Baker, Richard Martin, Richard Hand, Harvey Bjornstad, Germaine Peyerieri and Frances Wallace, forming the leadership slate.
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Frank Starnes
Paul Yundzel
Educational Guidance Foundation Guild
Mmes
Nelson Baker
Richard Martin
Richard Hand
Harvey Bjornstad
Germaine Peyerieri
Frances Wallace
James Taylor to perform at Hollywood Bowl in September
Recording artist James Taylor will appear at the Hollywood Bowl on September 27. Tickets for the originally scheduled September 18 date will be honored. This is his only Southern California appearance this season. He will open solo on guitar, then be backed by a full band after intermission.
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James Taylor
Hollywood Bowl
Southern California
Gaitar
New World in a New Home Appears in Classifieds
Today’s classified ads invite readers to find a new world in a new home. Listings mention opportunities, options, and promotions aimed at starting fresh with modern living and prime locations.
Dear Abby column letters on marriage and widowhood
A reader asks about a 57 year old man seeking marriage with a 55 year old widow who refuses to marry due to being a "jinx" from past losses. Abby responds with empathy as readers share experiences of loneliness after bereavement and staying active to avoid chronic loneliness.
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Abby
Sita
World Bridge Championships Qualifying Dominated by France and Aces
France and The Aces led the 1971 World Championship qualifying rounds with 228 and 182 Victory Points respectively, while Australia and Brazil trailed. A sample hands discussion shows bidding issues as players attempt rescue bids, with China versus France in key sessions and a misread by North leads to significant scores.
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France
Aces
Australia
Brazil
North America
China
Bid choices and penalties in a bridge match
In a bridge contest Elmer Hsiao doubled with South and Conrad Cheng kept the contract with North. The East in the other room found a bold response to one spade delaying the double. Final result: down five for France and down three for China totaling 500 points.
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Elmer Hsiao
Conrad Cheng
China
Trump
France
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