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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2004
Page
6
Dear Annie offers practical steps for Happiness Lost to handle her mother’s resistance to a divorce from Lester. It suggests staying calm, ending lengthy discussions, and focusing on personal happiness once the divorce is final, to reduce family pressure and improve future relations.
Reader 80 asks about avascular necrosis in the right knee and partial knee replacement. Causes include trauma alcohol prednisone and idiopathic factors. Treatments include protective weight bearing core decompression and possibly knee replacement to address arthritis and necrosis.
Monday night duplicate bridge at Garden City Senior Center ended with Faye Anderson pairing with Pat Barber taking first, ahead by two boards. Second places shared by J D Farr with Rusty Farr plus Lila Shearmire with Virginia Enslow. Michel led four tables and A J Williams second, Glenn Cleveland third in bridge. Tuesday senior center pitch saw Glenn Cleveland top seven tables with Jerry Wallace second and Dorothy Dotts third. Contacts: John Kempton 276-2876 and 275-5211 and 272-3620. Sunday Presidents Breakfast featured letters read and District Magistrate Judge Tom B Webb spoke.
Ina Mae Delinger hosted RHA Camp 163 at the Senior Center on June 15 with six members present. Alberta Mouser won the hostess award. Members agreed to participate in Make a Difference Day by giving teddy bears to the Family Crisis Center on October 23. Bingo followed with Vera Lou Adam high, Maxine Killbourn low, and Hope Lehman winning blackout.
The 58th annual event ran June 25 to 27 with theme The Garden on the Western Plains. Tina Burgardt chaired the conference with secretary Carolyn Meyers treasurer Ann Heinz and parliamentarian Janice Brown. Attendees visited the Finney County Historical Museum during the three days.
A bridge puzzle where in six hearts, West leads a club and many declarers go down after a club triumph. The winning method uses a wary plan: win spade ace, cash diamonds, ruff diamonds, discard on king of spades, and trump to force out the ace, then relax. The article emphasizes careful timing and anticipation of ruff threats.
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