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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1971
Page
8
Abby advises handling handicaps with support and therapy, and weighs a mother’s choice on attending a wedding where a daughter was slighted. A wife recounts feeling left out of a European trip and urges partners to consider spouses. a Columbus reader asks about dog psychiatrists for a terrier.
Barbara Ann Lynch and Terry Ray Kramer exchanged marriage vows Saturday at All Saints Catholic Church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Lynch of Dana, wore satin and Roschel lace with a standup collar and chapel train. The groom is the son of Mrs Frank J Kramer and the late Mr Kramer. The Rev John Schmitz officiated at 1 pm. The couple will reside in Monticello after a brief trip.
A health column defines esotropia cross eyed and exotropia as eye alignment terms with amblyopia risk. It outlines detection in children, patching treatment, orthoptics and pleoptics, and notes possible surgery to restore two eyes working together. Dr. Andelman invites reader problem letters for future columns.
Mr and Mrs Herman Hintz observe their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house at Oxford Junction elementary school on Sunday from 2 to 4. Hosts for the event will be their family.
Oswald and Jim discuss evolving bridge bidding standards with Culbertson and Jacoby Modern. They compare seat requirements, note shifts toward opening with 14 high card points and varying lower thresholds, and consider consequences for dealer versus opponents.
Oswald explains the South player can make one no trump easily by initiating diamonds after a spade win. If East ducks twice, a heart shift yields seven tricks. North can claim three diamonds and West may reach two spades if able. Any plus score is satisfactory with these cards.
Mrs E W Newman hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower at her home for Miss Jane Mead daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Mead. Assisting hostess was Mrs H Max Northrup. Miss Mead is the bride elect of Richard S Jenkins son of Mr and Mrs Richard K Jenkins.
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