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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 2012
Page
8
A mid thirties single mother seeks tactful ways to deflect nosy relatives and handle family finances. Letters cover aunt boundary setting, parental support for graduate study, and a man defending friendships with women, noting a fiancee’s acceptance.
Dear Heloise readers discuss high printer ink prices and why cartridges cost more than new printers. They share examples of $63 cartridges versus $50 printers and note mixed cartridge types across devices. Tips include recycling and money-saving hints, like coupons and reducing waste.
Reader questions polycythemia and a doctor recommended drug in trials. Dr Donohue explains polycythemia causes thick blood, symptoms, and treatment shifts from frequent phlebotomy to medicines if needed. The note also covers Baker's cyst, treatment, and diabetic self-injection aid Autoject 2 with contact details.
Charles Maxfield led five tables of senior center pinochle at the Finney County Senior Center with Ruth Romesburg second and Peggy Phipps third. Regular games are set for Monday and Tuesday with sanctioned sessions on Sundays. call 276-2876 for partner requests. Ruth Romesburg won high in three tables of senior center double pinochle, with Jeanette Taylor second and Neva Maxfield third.
Betty Harsh won high in the two tables of senior center bridge played Friday at the Senior Center of Finney County in Wichita Grace Reimer took second place and Pat Bird finished third at 907 North 10th Street.
Donna Preston won high in three tables of senior center pitch played Tuesday at the Senior 907 North Tenth Street venue. Robert Lope took second place and Brenda Myers finished third.
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