Bridge Winnows South Winners at Labbork Centre
Report notes results from a Monday night bridge event at Ge Tee Center with winners including Mrs TJ Wrest and Mrs Weten Rewher. Fastwest victors were Meg and Mrs J Graves. other top pairs listed.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1972
Page
7
Report notes results from a Monday night bridge event at Ge Tee Center with winners including Mrs TJ Wrest and Mrs Weten Rewher. Fastwest victors were Meg and Mrs J Graves. other top pairs listed.
Dear Ann Landers column entries detail a hotel pets versus people issue, a porno-incident fear, a couple considering a move after a noisy home, and a reader seeking advice about living upstairs in a toadstool-like bedroom situation. The letters reflect reader concerns on privacy, judgment, and everyday tensions.
A Jackson Welgut column notes tension causes facial lines and a tired look. Home routines include a tub soak, witch hazel splash, mini yoga moves, eye pads, and deep breathing to refresh the face and mood. Office stress may reflect bodily tightness, so loosening muscles aids calm.
Arnold Sagner applies a million-dollar computer system in Frederick Maryland to guide color fabric and pattern decisions for aNew York based clothing line. The system processes sales data from forty salespeople to forecast production, optimize sizing and determine which knit fabrics and styles will appeal in different regions. The article notes a trend toward knits in fall 1972 with altered silhouettes lapels and pocket treatments and mentions warp woven and stretch wovens as key fabrics.
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