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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1984
Page
11
Dear Abby surveys readers on family wedding antics and unwanted drop in visits. The letter from a Vermont writer about an uncle’s striptease at a wedding prompts Abby to suggest restraint and alternatives.
Read as Dear Abby column guidance on wedding invitations and how to invite guests. Advises concrete times for visits and offers Abby's wedding booklet for $2.50 including postage. Provides mailing address in Hollywood California.
A word-filled list of crossword clues spanning Lower leg Colt s more Spoken Spanish province Arizona oi Present oneself Fiber for fabrics Tank trap Ridicule Needlefish Ohio city Portuguese song or dance Venerate Eucharist plate British lady s title French composer Candienut tree Boundary line No Dakota Indian Insect Box Misery Distaff title Unyielding Yesterday s Answer Lothario Italian city A-to Hamlet Arms was one Contrived Inter Surface Go under appear Top of the head
The column analyzes a deal where declarer draws two rounds of trumps and two clubs are ruffed in dummy. South saves two trumps for ruffing clubs and after club play and ruffs earns the right to a four spade bid. If the king were lower a three spade bid would suffice to show pressure.
A detailed bridge play story explains South’s line after West discards and how dummy is attacked. It includes a bidding sequence North-South vulnerable, a 13th trick, and a defensive ruffing plan. The puzzle asks for the correct call with a specific hand and a weak three diamonds overcall.
Daily cryptogram shows a substitution puzzle with a sample quote about invention and motherhood. It explains one letter mappings and cites yesterday's Cryptoquote. This item mirrors a typical puzzle box feature in newspapers.
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