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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1979
Page
10
Rearrange each row of letters to form 2 to 7 letter words. Score per row shown to the right. 7 letter words earn a 50 point bonus. Blanks count as any letter but have zero points. Proper nouns, foreign, slang or hyphenated terms not allowed. Time limit 20 minutes.
A reader defends Dear Abby’s replies and recounts sending self addressed stamped envelopes. Another letter from a Texas woman describes a Virginia couple’s sexual history and asserts natural affectionate marriage and self taught love.
The YWCA announces July and August activity offerings across swimming and allied arts. Programs include Children's Aquatics, Beginner to Advanced classes, Ninja-style workshops, dance and art for children, teen and adult fitness, with fee ranges and dates. pool hours and a late August closure noted.
A narrator recalls wartime fears sparked by headlines of a gas shortage and a mustard shortage. Nat the grocer secretly rationed mustard, oatmeal, tapioca, and rhubarb for loyal customers, including the narrator's father, who credits Nat for “giving us mustard during the war.”
Oswald and Alan discuss a bridge hand where West opens diamonds and dummy plays out the clubs and spades. South misreads the layout and eventually allows East to cash the winning sequence. The dialogue analyzes key decisions and contrasts logical expectations with actual play.
A New Mexico reader asks about opening a two card club suit. The answer is no. The article notes that three card club suits can be opened when no better bid exists, but with only two clubs a better bid can always be found.
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