Howards End earns praise for grandeur and relevance
Entertainment editor Joan E. Vadeboncoeur lauds Merchant Ivory and E. M. Forster in Howards End. The piece highlights elegant period detail, strong performances by Emma Thompson Helena Bonham Carter Anthony Hopkins and Vanessa Redgrave, and a tale of class and change set in 1910 England that resonates with modern audiences.
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No Excuse Sunday verse reads again in bulletin
A brief clergy note reprints the No Excuse Sunday verse by D TM Ann Landers. The spoof lists humorous plans to encourage attendance with playful items such as cots eye drops helmets blankets and TV dinners, dated April 6, from Oak Lawn.
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Bridge problem turns on finesses and club play
The article presents a bridge puzzle where West must decide on a club lead after South falsifies the heart finesse. West’s best shot is a club, but South will likely counter with a heart finesse, allowing West to win with his heart queen and club king. South vows not to repeat the risky curve ball.
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