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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1989
Page
7
Reader asks if neck swelling after varicella will go away. Dr Gott explains lymph nodes filter infection and may stay enlarged for months. if child remains healthy under pediatrician care no immediate concern.
Mary Anne Morrissey announced engagement to Charles James Franklin. Daughter of Chuck and Nancy Morrissey of Dixon, she is a registered nurse at Rockford Memorial Hospital after graduating from Dixon High School Rockford Memorial School of Nursing and Rockford College. Franklin, son of Warren and Adeline Franklin of Rockford, is a teacher in the Rockford School District. he graduated from Boylan High School and Northern Illinois University. The couple plans a June 17 wedding at St Patrick's Catholic Church.
James Jacoby explains how special bids unfold in bridge. The article discusses weak two bids as opening bids of two of a major or of diamonds, showing roughly six to ten high card points and guiding partnership strategies in a fast moving bidding sequence.
A bridge hand narrative follows East pre empting with a three heart raise and West choosing a spade lead to punish declarer. South bids three no trump, North has nine points, but West misreads and leads the jack of spades. Declarer uses finesse and maintains stoppers, while East wins diamonds and returns hearts. The loss rests on West’s risky opening lead despite South’s strong bidding.
Jennifer Vesely highlights Vivagen, a Redken Laboratories product from Studio 404, said to slow hair loss by reducing calcium buildup in hair. Tests claim 79 percent saw less loss after two months, with users reporting more and fuller hair and more frequent trims.
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