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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 2004
Page
6
Readers ask about staphylococcus. Staph is common on surfaces and people often carry it without symptoms. Mosquitoes rarely transmit it. MRSA strains resist some penicillins. Eliminating carriers can halt recurring infections and severe outcomes are possible if the bloodstream is involved.
Royal Neighbors Camp 163 met November 17 at the Senior Center with eight members and two guests. Members shared Thanksgiving plans and voting status. A thank you note from Family Crisis Services was read. There were 87 sick calls, bingo winners were Betty Dohagne high score and Hope Lehman blackout. Next meeting is December 21 Christmas party at Wheatlands. Garden City Duplicate Bridge Club met November 22, one slam bid, May Craig and Les Cline won. Remainder tied among Enslow/Sigsbee-Jost, Woolwine, Retherford/Klotz. Tuesday session had no slams, 21 games split no-trump and suit bids. First place Morris/Farr then Cline/Farr by half a point. Games at 7 p.m. tonight and 1:15 p.m. Tuesday at the Senior Center. Partners via Jon Kempton 276-2876.
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In Bermuda 1975 Italy and the United States contested a dramatic World Bridge Championship final. At Deal 92 the second table’s grand slam in clubs, sparked by a bidding misstep, yielded a 7 to 1 shot that succeeded, letting Italy overtake the U S after a late comeback and win the title.
A Vermont reader asks about sister in law Velma who visits with militant vegetarianism and cooks in the house. Annie says Velma is entitled to her diet but not to unfriendly behavior. suggest engaging her more or announcing the house isn’t available during visits.
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