Garfield by Jim Davis on June 11 2002
Garfield comic strip by Jim Davis appears in newspapers on Tuesday June 11 2002. The brief panel sequence centers on Garfield's humorous reaction to the day and his interaction with Jon Arbuckle.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2002
Page
10
Garfield comic strip by Jim Davis appears in newspapers on Tuesday June 11 2002. The brief panel sequence centers on Garfield's humorous reaction to the day and his interaction with Jon Arbuckle.
South opens six no trump with four aces and intermediates. Win in dummy, cash diamonds, and plan a finesse. East discards oddly forcing a regroup. If the diamond queen is played later you must find the spade queen. The line yields 12 tricks plus an overtrick when the spade queen drops.
A fragmentary bridge record shows West 4 Q62 Kilog 8 9 B76 North with a K9 and a 17TE532. The East rebid sequence includes 3NT and 5NT with a few pass actions and an opening lead noted as a king nine. South is vulnerable. The text presents card notations, suits, and percentages without full context.
A jumble of crossword style clues and trivia prompts appears with partial answers and stray phrases. The sheet lists numbered hints for words, names like Auel and Hatcher, and scattered phrases about phones and rates. The fragmented items suggest a fill-in style feature in a late edition.
The Astro-Graph chart offers varied guidance for Gemini through Taurus with messages on romance, business proposals, fringe benefits, information access, and opportunities. It advises acting quickly on favorable chances and handling delays by adopting new methods.
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