New officers assume duties at community groups rosters
During luncheon at Park Estates home of Mrs. Woodie Wright Long Beach City College Faculty Wives installed a new slate of officers with Yes Charge Dorsot receiving the gavel as president. Other new officers included Toni Harris Paul Waechter Henry Cook Anton Thompson Sanford Williams and others.
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Park Estates
Woodie Wright
Long Beach City College
Bach Thomas
Mmes
Toni Harris
Paul Waechter
Henry Cook
Anton Thompson
Sanford Williams
Ronald Fura
Paul Noble
Raymond Peterson
George Becker
Date Taylor
Richard Benson
Richard Dowdy
William Keyes
Michael Maas
Ronald Logan
William S. Manbs Sr
Los Altos
Elks Club
Detours
Hospital of Land
Cathy Perkins
la Palma
John L. Sundberg
Area Volumours
Phyllis Brewer
Delores Ravey
Betty Byrd
Nuveline Holiman
Claudine Evans
Mamie McManamon
Museum Friends
Friends
Long Beach Museum of Art
Naples
Peter Heal
Traver
Barbara Ferguson
Toni Morford
June Young
Rita Healy
Anne Mansour
Gay McNeal
Andrea Burrell
Ris Schutz
Loretta Courtemarche
Sybil Whitlock
Anne Hunt
Lyandoy
Charlene Ferry
Barbara Fallon
Gerogn Medangh
Bulle Vial
CDA
Bellflower
Lakewood Court
St. Augustine
Catholic Daughters of America
Gertrude Iyvin
Eleanor Schultz
Gertrude Burns
Elaine Miller
Margaret J. Tafel
Frances Ferguson
Shari Hogan
Virginia Tirheimer
Long Beach Couple Recites Nuptial Vows in Garden Ceremony
Sandra Schutz and Jack W. Biggerstaff exchange vows Saturday in the gardens of the bride’s Long Beach parents. The couple, with maid of honor Mardi Schutz and best man Greg Wagner, plan a U S honeymoon and to reside in the Pacific Northwest. Both are Millikan High School graduates and LB City College attendees.
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Sandra Schutz
Joseph Schutz
Long Beach
Jack W. Biggerstaff
Kenneth Biggerstaff
Dana Point
Maxine Biggerstaff
Mardi Schutz
Greg Wagner
Millikan High School
Tong Beach City College
Entre Nous
Jordan High School
Long Beach City College
Tilémen
Lang Begeh State University
Christ Lutheran Church
Linda Anne Kish
Steven Ro Kish, Jr
Los
Hawaii
Lord's Royal Singing Group
LBCC
Long Beach DeMolay
Endgame defense in bridge hand by Norman Caruthers
In a crucial bridge hand from San Antonio, East faced a difficult early defense decision. Norman Caruthers shifted to a low heart instead of guarding spades, allowing a favorable defense that disrupted declarer’s plan and preserved the lead for West.
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Norman Caruthers
San Antonio
Texas
West
South
Caruthers
Declarer
Bridge notation fragment hints at opening lead and defensive play
In a bridge fragment the N/S and E/W positions are described with an opening lead and a guarded defense. The bidding suggests only two spade tricks for defense, and the likely setting trick is anticipated in a trick promotion context, reflecting a tense, uncertain hand.
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