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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1973
Page
9
A humorous column rails at human and pet diets, noting millions of dogs and cats dine on expensive meals while families eat unbalanced dog food scraps. It contrasts chic pet brands with cereal-heavy fare and ends with a bite about leftovers and flavor.
Long Beach Recreation Department announces a slate of classes in wax sculpture needlepoint and craft work. Phyllis Furman and Helen Brooks will teach kickoffs with beginner and advanced wax courses at Wardlow Park and other sites. Eight week needlepoint courses run at Wardlaw Hartwell Whaley and El Dorado Parks with fees five to seven fifty plus materials. Registration available via craft division or first session half hour early.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernhardt Hartmann of Long Beach were honored on their golden wedding anniversary December 23 at a family gathering. They have two grandchildren. Mr. Hartmann retired three years ago from the electrical contracting business and is active in Rotary Elks Monte Vista Masonic Lodge and Mar Vista Chapter Order of Eastern Star. The couple has resided in the area for 58 years and belong to North Long Beach United Methodist Church.
The Aces captained by Ira G. Corn Jr. defend their Bermuda Bowl title of 1970 and 1971 as the United States fields a second team led by Roger Stern of New York City. Today’s hands open a playoff to decide the second U.S. entry.
In a match between Cliff Rus sell of Miami and the Curtis Smith team, the heart contract was made after a sequence beginning with a heart bid. West led clubs, ruffs and draws forced a trump ending with ten tricks totaling the win for Curtis Smith.
Dear Abby answers readers on name usage and the correct form for referring to a son named after his father. The column clarifies when to use the second or junior and covers related naming rules and regional variations.
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