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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1971
Page
12
Joan Copeland Underhill became the bride of James Thomas Hannon Jr during an afternoon ceremony Monday at the home of the bride s parents Mr and Mrs George Cartier Underhill of Long Beach Mrs Leonard McAllister was matron of honor and
Shelley Diane Wong served as maid of honor and Gregory Marlin Joe as best man. The bride, a Millikan High School alumna with highest honors from UC Santa Cruz, is a UC Berkeley history honors senior. Her husband, son of Mr and Mrs James Hannon, is from Palm Springs and formerly Long Beach. They will reside in Berkeley.
Mr and Mrs Oscar L Stricklin Sr of Huntington Beach marked 63 years with a family gathering at their son Oscars home. The event featured a signed autobiography Otto Stricklin and highlighted long civic service including Standard Oil work, Rotary leadership, and local governance.
Educational Guidance Foundation Guild appoints Mrs Frank Starnes and Mrs Paul Yandzel to share presidential responsibilities. Also serving are Mmes Nelson Baker Richard Martin Richard Hand Harvey Bfornstad Germaine Peverleri and Frances Wallace.
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 solo performer will accompany himself on guitar in the first half, then be backed by a full band after intermission. Look for classifieds for a new world in a new home.
A 61 year old man enamored with a widow who refuses remarriage due to fear of burying another husband. The widow dates and "plays house" but will not marry. A reader from Walking On Air suggests continuing to walk away. A second letter from No Time For Loneliness celebrates keeping busy after loss and encourages active social life.
The article recalls the 1871 World Championship prelims where France and The Aces led after 15 sessions. It notes a key hand where South faced a choice after a two diamond rebid, with pass leading to five diamonds down 200, and a bid to two hearts backfiring when North raised to game in hearts doubled for 800 points against France. The narrative mentions Pierre dais of Paris and Roger Trezel in the match context.
The record describes a bridge match where Simer Hsiao doubles in South, Conrad Cheng passes North, and penalties accrue. China ends down three for 500 points, while France suffers a down five for 900 points after an echoed frisky no trump by the East.
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