Education Week on Smoking Five Action Steps Emphasized
St Charles County residents were urged to participate in National Education Week on Smoking led by Judge Douglas Baschert. The program outlines five actions to reduce smoking, including cutting cigarette use, choosing lower tar options, respecting non smokers, preventing youth initiation, and finding ways to quit.
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Interagency Council On Smoking and Meatity
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WU Retreat At St John s Church This Friday
Women United's annual retreat and business meeting is set for Friday at St John's United Church of Christ. The day starts with an agape breakfast at 9 30 am, music by local players, then lunch and officer elections for 1873, installation of president elect Mrs Sue Hamilton, with free babysitting and a sack lunch for children. Reservations due today via delegates or by calling 723 8378.
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Sally Hedges
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Bridge lesson on length signals and timing of aces
The article explains using card length signals in bridge to infer partner's suit holdings. It describes a 2 no trump opening, a diamond lead, and how East should time the ace to maximize defense. High-low versus low-high signaling reveals declarer's diamond count and guides when to win tricks.
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