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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1973
Page
7
Dear reader notes on keeping a skirt’s original straight or A line style when expanding hip width. For straight skirts extend alterations down to hem. small adds at hips require even distribution. Aline skirts may widen at hem but should reflect the original design to avoid a peg look.
The article details a rare slam hand where the declarer misses both his initial bid and the ensuing play, ending with a failed contract. It notes a bad habit of focusing on bidding over play, highlights vulnerability North-South with South as dealer, and mentions a potential profitable sacrifice for West if six tricks and 100 honors had occurred.
In a bridge column analysis, IRA G Corn Jr captains a hand where West led heart king. South misbids and plays the heart ace early, allowing East to ruff and set up a club trick. Declarer could have forced 12 tricks with better bidding and strategic cross-ruffing.
State Superintendent Wilson Riles will headline the Long Beach Council of Parents and Teachers Founders Day dinner at Polytechnic High School. The event features a reception, a program honoring past presidents, an honorary service award, and Poly Chorale entertainment. Tickets are $2 for dinner plus $1 for the reception. PTA officials sell them in the Board of Education Building.
Julie Ann Hodson and Michael T. Kustura wed at North Long Beach Christian Church on a Saturday ceremony. Maid of honor Karen Schlect, groom’s brother Chris Kustura as best man, with both youths from Long Beach connections. The couple plans a Palm Springs honeymoon. In a second ceremony at St Bartholomew Catholic Church, Terry A. Fine and Christopher A. Salter married with Don Ritter as best man. Bridemaid was Mrs. Raymond Jackson, bride Wil son High and Long Beach City College alumni. The pair honeymoon in the local Mountain area.
Dear Abby answers three questions about marriage and divorce. A year‑long series of marriages to the same man ends with a final divorce and a warning about staying with a problematic husband. The column also notes a parental money dispute and clarifies that anyone can sue, but winning depends on the case.
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