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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1967
Page
21
Overseas writer pleads for caring correspondence to boost a Marine's morale. He notes his buddy gets many letters from a girl, who spoils him with gifts and stories of home troubles. The writer argues her complaints may be minor and harm morale, urging happier, supportive letters.
Mrs. Juanita Passero, California State Navy Mothers Club chaplain, will attend a state board meeting and convention planning session in Oakland Friday and Saturday. The parley runs August 19 to 24 in Oakland.
In yesterday's column a tricky elimination play is described. Bud Trenholm uses two heads to draw trumps then leads diamonds from dummy to set up a club ruff and discard. North could have guarded by feeding a club earlier. the piece analyzes timing and dangers of leading dummy's long suit.
A 14 year old asks about feeling left out as a best friend talks endlessly about her boyfriend. The adviser suggests jealousy may be present but the core issue is the friend’s predominant focus on romance, prompting strategies to preserve friendship while addressing personal needs.
Mrs Paradise will discuss new topics for the 1967 69 AAUW biennial study at a Long Beach Branch luncheon held at El Dorado Park Clubhouse 2800 Studebaker Road. Topics include Society’s Reflection in the Arts The Growing Gap Between Rich and Poor Nations Testing Values in a Changing Society and Policies of Public Education. Mrs Boyd A Leckington presides at an 11 am business meeting. Membership is open to graduates of AAUW accredited colleges and universities.
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