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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2005
Page
6
Fifty games were bid over two sessions at Garden City Duplicate Bridge Club. The Dec 27 session winners were J D Farr and Rusty Farr with Virginia Enslow and Chris Sigsbee Jost second. On Tuesday Helen Lee and Irene Bryant won first, three points ahead of Donna Morris and Rusty Farr for a 70 percent game.
Dear reader describe a keloid a scar that keeps growing beyond the original wound. Treatment options include cortisone injections silicone sheets removal followed by radiation and lasers. A doctor can advise the best plan as responses vary by case.
North-South vulnerable Becker's Bridge South with AQKQJ in north and a long club and diamond layout faces seven notrump. Opening lead seven of spades tests play. The text notes par for North-South was seven notrump, and South should bid grand slam after learning North holds the missing ace, but many declarers misplay and fail.
In a test of card play, declarer wins spade lead with dummy’s ace, discards hearts and clubs to set up tricks, then cashes jack of clubs as East’s ten appears, yielding a grand slam. South’s unusual early plays illustrate guarding against 4-0 diamonds, with future columns promising general-rule breaks.
A concerned parent questions ex-wife's veto on children flying to visit him and proposes alternating travel, while an Annie column advises air travel can be safe for youths and suggests mutual agreement. A reader explains keeping promotional cosmetics and a later letter notes flowers at a funeral can have meaningful memory.
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