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Bingo Stars & Winners
3 Weight Wise
4 Horoscopes
5 Bingo Sisters
6 Bob On Bingo
8 Savvy Seniors
8 Answers
9 Aunt Bingo
12 Bingo by Bev
13 Dream Lady
14 Cruise News
Kayla and April above playing at the Disabled Veterans Bingo
in Titusville. The Vets host two Great games a week on
Saturday and Sunday Nights. The Girls show up early to save
their favorite seats. This is one of their favorite places tro play
and they are not new to the game. Both have been playing
many years now. For more info go to page 3.
Then we have Alice whos has been playing at DAV 109 every
Saturday and Sunday for over 26 years now. The doors open
up at 2pm, quarters up starts at 3pm , Early birds start at 4
pm and Regular games start at 5:30pm. There are 3 $250
jackpots to be won and pull tabs and all your favorite games.
So stop on down and see what keeps Alice comong back!
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15 Coffee Break
16 Players Guide
17 TV Trivia
19 2015 Cruise
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Lucky
Horoscopes
February
ARIES: Mar. 21-Apr. 20: You won’t need
caffeine this month as Mars moves into
your sign. With extra energy to burn, you’ll
maximize your power with discipline and
perseverance. Apply your charm towards a
solution that evaded you last month.
Remember to include loved ones in your
plans so they don’t feel left in the dust.
Lucky Days: 4-12
Lucky Numbers: 33-45
TAURUS: Apr. 21-May 21: Home for you is
really the natural world, you feel enlivened
and renewed in the garden, on a hike or
just sitting and watching a sunset. To calm
your mind this month, consider the poet
Rilke’s advice when stress begins to build:
“If we surrendered to earth’s intelligence
we could rise up rooted like trees.”
Lucky Days: 7-25
Lucky Numbers: 3-63
GEMINI: May 22-June 21: From Proverbs
comes: “It’s a joy to labor for those we
love.” Make that your motto this month as
Mars and Saturn work to set your close
relationships in order. First comes truth
telling, followed by a mutual agreement to
work together and repair old misunder-
standings.
Lucky Days: 11-22
Lucky Numbers: 9-56
Lucky Numbers: 12-39
CANCER: June 22-July 22: You’re
extremely sensitive to what is going into
your body this year as Saturn moves
through your house of health. This means
initiating a slow but steady set of nutritional rules and regiments into your routine.
Remember this bit of wisdom from
Hippocrates: “Let food be thy medicine and
medicine be thy food.”
Lucky Days: 3-12
Lucky Numbers: 19-63
LEO: July 23-Aug. 23: You need to turn
everything upside down this month and
stop seeing life as something you are waiting to engage with. Make it work by tapping
into what’s happening right now. Aldous
Huxley said it best: “Experience is not what
happens to you; it’s what you do with what
happens to you.” Discover the difference.
Lucky Days: 2-18
Lucky Numbers: 12-34
VIRGO: Aug. 24-Sept. 23: You feel like
taking a break from the world this month as
Saturn settles into your house of privacy.
To stay busy (which you love doing) put
your attention on your home. But make it
fun, not a chore. That means mixing up
tasks between the relaxing and the arduous. Variety keeps you feeling refreshed
and on your toes.
Lucky Days: 3-28
LIBRA: Sept. 24-Oct. 23: Your increased
recognition in the eyes of others might
force you to question your values, to set
new goals for yourself and leave behind
old habits. Libra, more than any other sign,
learns the most about herself through her
relationships; make the most of this tendency by observing others and paying
close attention to their feedback.
Lucky Days: 4-19
Lucky Numbers: 44-49
SCORPIO: Oct. 24-Nov. 22: Your urge for
control takes on new colors as you awaken
to the idea of assuming more responsibility
with your job or stepping out on your own
and becoming self-employed. This is especially critical if you’re dissatisfied with the
status quo. Consider Coco Chanel’s
words: “My life didn’t please me, so I created my life.”
Lucky Days: 7-15
Lucky Numbers 37-55
SAGITTARIUS: Nov. 23-Dec. 21: With
Saturn in your sign, the world is curious to
see what you’ll make of yourself and your
varied collection of ideas, dreams and
schemes. The secret to working with this
mix is to follow your heart’s deepest longing; it has all of the strength and emotional
resilience necessary to move you towards
the gold ring.
Lucky Days: 5-24
Lucky Numbers: 38-69
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CAPRICORN: Dec. 22-Jan. 20: The writer
Charles Eisenstein offers you a secret:
“True discipline is really just self-remembering; no forcing or fighting is necessary.”
The new moon on the 18th in your house
of values means you’re ready to put your
money and time towards an investment
that will pay off in August. Remember to
remember!
Lucky Days: 3-18
Lucky Numbers: 8-32
AQUARIUS: Jan. 21-Feb. 19: The lunar
cycle begins in your sign on the 18th,
which creates a sense of both closure and
new beginnings. Plan to relinquish what
you intuitively sense as dead. This could
mean rearranging key relationships. But
also you’ll form some significant new contacts, too; in the business world and in the
realm of the heart. Yes, romance could
bloom!
Lucky Days: 6-18
Lucky Numbers: 22-51
PISCES: Feb. 20-Mar. 20: You’re not big
on reality checks, but this is the month
when you start to make way for a much
larger vision of what’s possible in your
world. Delve into spiritual or philosophical
studies. Align with a practice that anchors
your imagination to a creative project that
will channel your love of beauty and harmony back into the world. Don’t wait!
Lucky Days: 8-25
Lucky Numbers: 33-62
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Bite the boots!
Marla, Kate and I planned a boot-shopping expedition to the city and oh, my, did
we ever find the most wonderful boots.
We had agreed beforehand that we would
limit ourselves to two pairs each but that
was very difficult. I no longer have room in
my closet for any more shoes, so it was
either abide by our decision or find a new
place to keep them. Marla bought some
great faux crocodile ones and Kate found
thigh-highs, while I went with fashion
boots.
We had just carried our purchases to the
car and were looking around for a place to
have lunch when Kate spotted an inconspicuous doorway that promised a Bingo
game at 1. We quickly grabbed lunch and
went off to play our favorite game.
It turned out to be pretty crowded but I like
that as the big payouts are usually percentages of the intake.
Our cards were lucky right from the start,
Marla and I being on for the first game
and although neither of us won, we felt
good to be that close. Kate won the third
game and you would have thought she
won a million dollars so happy was she.
“That pays for one pair of boots,” she
crowed. “Now I just have to fund the other
pair.”
I was delighted for her too although I really wanted a win for myself.
Before long we noticed a lady had a
puppy in her purse. He was cute as a button with his head sticking out curiously.
Naturally, as soon as intermission arrived
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we went to talk with her. She let the puppy
out and he went straight for Marla’s new
boots, growling and charging. The lady
said “No, No. Bad dog.” Several times but
it had no visible effect.
She tried putting him back in her purse
but he refused that also, and continued
barking and charging Marla’s boots. We
were all very embarrassed and the lady
said maybe she would have to put him in
the car until the end of the games. “Oh, I
hate to have you do that,” said Marla
bending down and trying to pet the excited little guy.
“Maybe if we let him get a good close-up
of the boots, he’ll calm down,” said the
lady. So we let him sniff the boots but he
wanted to do them real damage and kept
trying to bite.
The games were ready to start again and
the lady dumped the puppy into her purse
and closed the zipper most of the way.
Muffled barking came from inside.
We returned to our seats, ready for more
action, which we got right away as I was
on and more than ready to win. I didn’t
win that game, however and we went right
on playing until the final blackout when
Marla was on early and we had high
hopes. The puppy seemed to sense our
excitement and started barking inside the
purse.
When Marla won, the lady let the puppy
out and he went right for the boots again.
Marla danced around, kicking out to keep
the puppy away while having her card
verified.
The lady quickly realized she had made a
mistake and tried to corral the puppy but
he was having none of it. All he wanted
was to bite those boots.
Marla got paid although it was difficult as
she was dancing around, doing puppy
avoidance steps. At last Kate scooped the
puppy up and handed him back to the
lady who unceremoniously dumped him
in the purse.
We took our winnings and our new boots
home.
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Bob
On
Bingo
The birth of a Bingo hall
Recently I had the happy occasion of sitting down in a Bingo hall that was just
hours away from opening its doors for the
first time. It was at the Tropicana Laughlin
Hotel and Casino.
Now, I should point out to you, if you have
not heard of Laughlin, it’s in Nevada…right
across the beautiful Colorado River from
Bullhead City, Arizona. It is an oasis in the
area that is not that old.
Decades ago, an enterprising young man
named Don Laughlin, who already owned
a casino in Las Vegas, saw the potential of
the Bullhead City area. The construction of
a major dam on the Colorado was turning
the area into a tourist trap and Don
Laughlin was determined to cash in.
He purchased a small 8-room property on
the Nevada side of the river. From that
humble start, Lauglin—which eventually
would bear the name of its “founder”—
grew into a multi-hotel resort that is somewhat of a “Little Las Vegas.”
There had been Bingo in Laughlin for some
time, but recently the Tropicana there,
under the direction of slots manager Ed
Ailstock, decided to start from scratch and
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build a new, state-of-the-art Bingo hall.
Seeing the nearly finished room was very
interesting. Wires still stuck from walls.
The “tote” boards were not activated yet.
There were boxes of Bingo sheets lying
around. But, Ed assured me it would not
be that many hours before the first number
was to be called.
If I went home with one big memory of the
experience it was Ed’s promise that Bingo
would be FUN there. I was frank in my own
feelings about the dullness of Bingo in
some places and how so many people,
even when they win, don’t look excited.
Ed assured me that that would not be the
case. “We will even have daubers with
glow-in-the-dark ink,” he told me. He
talked about nights that would cater to a
younger crowd. I’m not sure in this competitive world if Ed will be able to follow
through on all of his plans, but I have never
seen a Bingo hall “boss” who is so determined to put the fun back into Bingo.
And, I should point out that Ed didn’t give
me any freebies to write a good review,
only a complimentary glass of soft drink. I
even paid for my own motel room across
the river.
But, the trip was worth it; I got to see
someone who is committed to doing something I wish all managers had the liberty to
do…make Bingo fun again.
I wish I could have stayed another day to
go to the first session. Oh, well, there’s
always next time.
Speaking of next time: Just how slow can
a caller get?
Epiphany
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Bev Garges
THIS IS A TEST
If you are a producer of any of the items I
purchase when I shop for groceries and
other household needs, this test is for you.
It’s easy and no one but you will ever know
your score. Go ahead. Take the test, I dare
you.
1) Your costs for the coffee you sell have
gone up. You will:
a) raise the price.
b) substitute a coffee of lesser quality.
c) use a can with a false bottom and hope
the customer won’t notice.
2) You produce bathroom tissue and your
costs go up. You will:
a) raise the price.
b) chop an inch off one end of each roll.
c) produce a thinner quality of paper, fluff it
up and call it a double roll and hope the
customer won’t notice.
Your costs to bake those little snack crackers have increased. You will:
a) raise the price.
b) knock off four crackers in each roll and
bunch up the paper at each roll end.
c) make each cracker smaller, label the
box “reduced calories” and hope the customer won’t notice.
Your chocolate candies have always cost a
little extra and we know your costs stay
right up there. You will:
a) raise the price.
b) put fewer candies in a bigger box with
extra packing.
c) make each piece smaller and hope the
customer won’t notice.
When your customers go to Bingo would
you rather they told all their friends:
a) your product costs a little more but it is
worth the price.
b) your deceitful practices have caused
them to look at other brands.
c) They found one they like.
Would Ya Believe?
?Pretty much everyone has seen shellac
on a piece of furniture or perhaps a guitar
— it’s used to give wood that rich shine.
You might be surprised to learn that shellac
is derived from a substance that is excreted by a tiny red insect found almost exclusively in the forests of Thailand. You might
be even more surprised to learn that shellac isn’t just found on wood; the next time
you eat jelly beans or take a bite of a
bright-red apple you bought in a grocery
store, you can thank the Kerria lacca insect
for that lovely shine.
…American novelist Edgar Rice Burroughs
was the oldest war correspondent of World
War II, flying with the 7th Air Force on
bombing runs in the Pacific at the age of
66.
…It’s been reported that on his deathbed,
noted French Enlightenment figure Voltaire
was enjoined by a priest to renounce
Satan. The philosopher is said to have
admonished the priest, saying, “Now, now,
my good man. This is no time for making
enemies.”
…You might be surprised to learn that the
Ford Mustang, an icon of American automobiles, was originally named the Torino.
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•Packages Starting at $15.
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N0 Extra Charge
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Older Drivers
Car shopping tips
Dear Savvy Senior,
What resources can you recommend to
seniors who are shopping for a car? My
wife and I are relatively healthy 70-yearolds and are looking for a new seniorfriendly vehicle, but could use some help.
Older Drivers
Dear Older,
For seniors who are in the market for a
new or used car, the AAA (American
Automobile Association) and the University
of Florida’s Institute for Mobility, Activity
and Participation has just updated an
excellent resource called “Smart Features
for Older Drivers” that can help you choose
a vehicle that meets your needs as you
age.
Senior-Friendly Vehicles
While the automotive industry doesn’t
make vehicles specifically designed for
senior citizens, they do make certain vehicles with features that can help accommodate the needs of older drivers.
With that in mind, “Smart Features for
Older Drivers” addresses the age-related
physical changes – like diminished vision,
arthritis, and range of motion loss – that
can affect a senior’s driving ability and
comfort behind the wheel, and outlines various vehicle features that help address
those issues. Here’s what they recommend:
Safety First
The first priority is to identify vehicles with
a proven safety record which you can
research online at safercar.gov and
iihs.org/ratings. Also look for vehicles that
have dynamic stability control, anti-lock
brakes, adjustable head restraints, and
side and dual-stage/threshold airbags that
adjust the deployment force based on the
severity of the crash.
Your next step is to identify specific vehicle
features that can help meet your physical
needs. So depending on what ails you,
here is what to look for.
Hip and knee problems: For comfort, a
better fit, and easier entry and exit, look for
vehicles that have six-way adjustable
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power seats that move the seat forward
and backward, up and down, and the seatback forward and backward. Also look for
low door thresholds and seat heights that
don’t require too much bending or climbing
to get into. The ideal seat height for seniors
is between mid-thigh and lower buttocks
when standing next to the vehicle. Leather
or faux leather seats are also easier to
slide in and out of than cloth seats.
Stiff upper body: If you have difficulty
looking over your shoulder to back up or
merge into traffic, look for vehicles with a
large rear window for better visibility, wideangle mirrors which can minimize blind
spots, back-up cameras, active parallel
park assistance, and blind-spot warning
systems that alert you to objects in the
way. Also, for comfort and fit, consider
vehicles that have a tilt and telescoping
steering wheel, adjustable seatbelts, and
heated seats with lumbar support.
Arthritic hands: For easier use, four-door
vehicles are recommended because the
doors are smaller, lighter and easier to
open and close than two-door models. And
to help with painful gripping and turning
problems, look for keyless entry and a
push-button ignition, a thicker steering
wheel, power mirrors and seats, and a sliding channel gear selector.
Diminished vision: Drivers with vision
loss due to cataracts, glaucoma or some
other condition will find vehicles with larger
instrument panels and dashboard controls
with contrasting text easier to see and
manipulate. And those with sensitivity to
glare will benefit from extendable sun
visors, auto-dimming rearview mirror and
glare reducing side mirrors.
Smart Features Resource
To access the “Smart Features for Older
Drivers”
resource,
visit
SeniorDriving.AAA.com/SmartFeatures
and use their online tool that lets you
choose the age-friendly features you want
in a vehicle, and the tool will identify the
makes and models that best fit your needs.
Or, if you don’t have internet access call
your AAA (call 800-222-4357 to get your
local number) and ask them to mail you
free copy of the Smart Features for Older
Drivers brochure. You don’t have to be a
AAA member to get this free publication.
Send your senior questions to: Savvy
Senior, P.O. Box 5443, Norman, OK
73070, or visit SavvySenior.org. Jim Miller
is a contributor to the NBC Today show and
author of The Savvy Senior book.
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Dear Aunt Bingo
Emergency situations
How are they handled
Dear Aunt Bingo,
We were in the middle of a game in the
second session of Thursday night Bingo on
a rainy night. I was one number away from
winning on two cards when there were two
bright flashes of lightning, a loud “crack!”
and then all the power went out. Along with
all the lights going off the Bingo machine
went dead, too.
Everybody waited for a while in the dark
but the power didn’t come back on. The
Bingo hall manager announced that Bingo
could not continue and that she would
issue credit vouchers to everyone for a
future Bingo.
About two thirds of the way through giving
us our vouchers the power came back on.
Most everyone was still in the building and
many of us wanted to go back and finish
the games. I definitely did because I was
very close to Bingo on the current game.
But the Bingo manager said no because
the power could go out again and they had
already started refunding people’s money.
We all left and the power never did go out
again so in fact we could have finished the
games. My question is whether you think
the Bingo boss did the right thing by closing the games or if she violated any regulations by failing to return to Bingo once the
power returned. —TTM, via email
Dear TTM,
Regulations governing Bingo cover the
actual operation of the games, not emergency situations that disrupt a Bingo session. A broken water pipe, a power outage,
a broken furnace, an earthquake…any
number of things can occur that would
cause the games to cease.
To the best of my knowledge, regulators
leave it up to the people operating the
games to determine how to handle the situation.
In your case, I believe the Bingo manager
did a superb job. She waited a period of
time before determining that the power
might remain out before announcing that
the games were cancelled. She then
offered everyone refunds so that they
could play again in the future. When the
power came back, I think she was wise to
assume that it might go out again—especially if that is typical of power outages in
your area.
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It also sounds like refund vouchers had
already begun to be issued. What a mess
it would have been to try and take back the
vouchers and restart the games with no
assurance that power couldn’t be lost
again!
Of course you were disappointed to be
closing in on a Bingo when the lights went
out. Many other players may have been in
the exact same situation. But when an act
of God brings Bingo to a screeching halt,
it’s probably wise to call it a night, pack up
your Bingo bag and head for home. —Aunt
Bingo
Dear Aunt Bingo,
It has been bitter cold for weeks and it
takes every bit of personal strength I have
to leave my nice warm home and go out
into the cold and drive to Bingo.
I seriously thought of skipping today, but
one of my Bingo friends called to check
and see if I was going. I told her I was on
the fence, but she insisted she had a “really good feeling” that she was going to win
big and wanted friends there with her when
she did. She gets this feeling a lot and is
always wrong! But she did get me excited
about playing and I agreed to meet her at
Bingo.
And guess what—she was right about her
winning feeling, but the winner was ME! I
won two jackpots tonight for $1,650 total.
And to think…I almost didn’t go because I
didn’t want to get cold! —Marie, via email
Dear Marie,
Congratulations! I’ll bet your winnings will
warm your soul for weeks to come!
It just goes to show you that with any type
of gaming, the bottom line is that you have
to play to win and you have to show up to
play. I actually play more Bingo in the winter than in the summer for two reasons: I
have fewer activities in the winter which
makes it easier to get out to Bingo more
often, and the cold keeps people home so
there is less competition for prize money.
As your experience shows, braving the
winter cold and snow can be quite financially rewarding! —Aunt Bingo
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in her columns.
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Dear Gerry,
A dock signifies travel and a garage signifies security. The idea that your garage
goes off on its own says you are planning
something that gives your life freshness
and is also within your comfort zone. You
might, in fact, have another dream similar
to this, but as long as your garage is not
sinking, I trust everything will be fine. —
Dream Lady
Dear
Dream Lady
A refreshing future ahead
Dear Dream Lady,
I had the weirdest dream that I was driving
on a long, long dock in the fog. I was
scared because I did not know where I was
and I could hear weird sounds below me
like whales. However, at the end of the
dock, I saw my own garage, and I felt I was
not in harm’s way and was even more surprised that my own garage door opener
worked to open the door! I drove in and
suddenly the entire garage separated from
the dock and we started floating away. I
woke up and remember feeling like I
should be worried about something, but I
was not. However, I don’t want this dream
again. What’s going on?
Gerry M., Las Vegas, Nevada
Dear Dream Lady,
I recently turned 60. I dreamed I was parachuting away from a large birthday party
into a huge grove of palm trees that had
several giraffes wandering around. I
remember trying to guide the parachute so
I would miss the trees and the animals. It
was not a pleasant dream.
Barbara G., Chicago, Illinois
Dear Barbara,
The parachute tells me you are trying to
get “up and away” from a situation you find
disturbing. A grove of palm trees says you
might have some friends who disappoint
you. The giraffes warn you to mind your
own business. Since you just had a hallmark birthday I suspect you are examining
what you can change for the future.
Birthdays are good in that way, aren’t they?
—Dream Lady
Super Bowl Food
Texas-Style Chili
Sweet green pepper and corn added to
seasoned chunks of sirloin beef up this
Super Bowl stew from Country Living magazine.
2 1/2 pounds boneless beef top sirloin
steak
2
tablespoons vegetable oil
2
medium onions, chopped
3
cloves garlic, finely chopped
1
can (28-ounce) tomato sauce
1
tablespoon chili powder
1
tablespoon ground cumin
2
teaspoons dried oregano leaves
1
teaspoon salt
2
medium sweet green peppers, cut
into 1-inch squares
1
package (10-ounce) frozen
whole-kernel corn
Corn tortilla chips (optional)
1. Trim off any fat from sirloin and discard.
B
Cut sirloin into 1-inch cubes.
2. In heavy 6-quart saucepot, heat 1 tablespoon oil over medium-high heat. Add half
of sirloin cubes. Sauté until pieces are
browned on all sides—about 5 minutes.
Remove sirloin to a bowl; repeat to brown
remaining sirloin cubes.
3. Add remaining tablespoon oil to saucepot; add onions and sauté until soft and
translucent—5 to 7 minutes. Add garlic and
sauté 1 minute. Return browned sirloin and
any juices to saucepot.
4. Stir in tomato sauce, chili powder, cumin,
oregano and salt. Heat chili to boiling over
high heat; reduce heat to low, cover and
simmer 1 hour, stirring occasionally.
5. Stir green peppers and corn into chili
mixture. Cook 30 to 45 minutes longer or
until meat and vegetables are tender, stirring occasionally.
6. To serve, stir chili and ladle into soup
plates. Garnish with tortilla chips, if
desired, or keep chili warm up to 2 hours
over very low heat for guests to help themselves as desired. Serves 8.
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Bugle Cruise
News 2015
By Jeffrey Charboneau
Bingo cruise tournaments,
and winners, abound
As we previously announced, Eileen
Rusconi of Vallejo, California, was
crowned World Bingo Grand Champion at
the conclusion of the 2014 World
Championship Bingo Tournament &
Gaming Cruise. But she wasn’t our only
champ.
Many of our Bingo players also participated in the Bingo Bugle’s Blackjack, Texas
Hold ’Em and Slots tournaments to challenge their luck and see if they could cash
in on the thousands of additional dollars
up for grabs during the cruise.
Among these players was Mimi Weiner of
Pasadena, California, a first-time Bingo
Cruise participant who said she signed up
for the Sizzling Slots Tournament because
she loves playing the slots and wanted to
experience a little bit of everything during
her maiden voyage.
Beginner’s luck was on her side: Mimi
won $1,200 in the Bingo Tournament,
$735 in a flash game and $1,500 more by
taking second place in the slot tournament.
What did she think of the experience? “I
got hooked,” says Mimi, who has already
signed up for the 2015 Bingo Tournament
& Gaming Cruise—which she will enjoy
with her daughter. “It was fun wandering
the ship, I ate great, and the Tournament
and ship’s casino were excellent. There is
a friendly atmosphere from the workers
and players that just made me want to do
it again.”
Unlike Mimi, Bill Armour of Landers,
California is an old hand when it comes to
the World Championship Bingo
Tournament & Gaming Cruise, having
been on the cruise twelve times with his
wife, Maureen. “We enjoy cruising, and
going on a trip that includes the Bingo
Tournament adds something unique to do
at sea,” Bill says.
Bill is a fan of blackjack, and signed up for
the Bingo Bugle Blackjack Tournament. “I
don’t normally have much luck in tournaments, but this year from the start I was
getting hands I don’t normally get, which
gave me a really good feeling.”
About 100 people were entered in the
Blackjack tournament, which was eventually narrowed to a final seven, with Bill
positioned in fifth place. “Luckily, the good
hands kept coming,” Bill says. The tournament ended with Bill taking the top spot
and winning $750.
There were plenty of other winners, too.
Following Bill’s first place finish in the
Bingo Bugle Blackjack Tournament,
Marilyn Lewis of San Bruno, California
won second place and Nina Wood of
Gardnerville, Nevada placed third.
In the Sizzling Slots Tournament,
Catherine Weigel of Berryton, Kansas
took first place and $2,500, Mimi Weiner
won second place and $1,500, and Carol
Campbell of Roanoke, Virginia won $500.
In the Texas Hold ’Em Tournament Arlie
Loy of Union Hall, Virginia won first place
and $1,000, Maureen Armour won second
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Chemical Weapons
The pictures of blistered skin and the
photocopies of the medical records make
it clear: Service personnel in Iraq were
exposed to chemical weapons—nerve
agent Sarin or mustard blister gas.
It wasn’t just one or two broken and leaking canisters that were uncovered.
Photos show dozens, even hundreds, of
canisters in multiple caches.
Depending on which version of the story
you read, Defense Secretary Chuck
Hagel either did or didn’t recently order
medical examinations of those soldiers
who’d been exposed to those chemicalwarfare agents. He asked that the medical treatment they received be examined.
A Department of Veterans Affairs press
release dated 2000 says that a former
acting VA secretary had been “helping
secure expanded benefits for veterans
who were prisoners of war, or who were
exposed to Agent Orange, radiation or
mustard gas.”
A 2005 press release says that the VA
“announced a national outreach campaign to locate veterans who were
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exposed to mustard gas,” but goes on to
say that “most of these veterans participated in chemical testing programs during World War II.” Nothing about what
was being found in Iraq.
Somewhere between 2000 and 2005,
troops in Iraq unearthed caches of chemicals—and were injured. As late as 2008,
soldiers reported contact with the chemicals. Some were denied decontamination. Some were accused of malingering.
A few were given ineffective creams. A
few were hustled out for care; most
weren’t.
Some veterans who handled those canisters still have symptoms that were not
taken care of at the time, especially
breathing problems. If you were there,
make an appointment to be checked out.
To read the whole story, go online to
NYTimes.com and search for “Troops to
Be Checked for Chemical Exposure in
Iraq.”
Freddy Groves regrets that he cannot
personally answer reader questions, but
will incorporate them into his column
whenever possible. Send email to [email protected].
© King Features
February 2015
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Coffee Break
ACROSS
1 Unhearing
5 Suburb of Cleveland
10 Tilly and Ryan
14 Jodie Foster film
15 Shaquille
16 Lot of land
17 Choir member
18 In the shadows
19 Ostrichlike bird
20 “Rosie!” co-star
23 King novel
25 Baseball stat
26 Swiss mountain
27 Want __
29 Peggy or Spike
30 Org. founded by Juliette Low
33 Pomeranian or Samoyed
35 Yeah, right
37 Greek Cupid
38 Classic sitcom
41 Diaphanous
42 Pizzeria fixture
43 Colorful chalcedony
44 Compass pt.
45 Intense anger
46 Former draft org.
48 Ready to go
49 Household nickname
50 Organic fats and sterols
52 “Nothing in Common” co-star
58 Square measure
59 Steed
60 Withered
63 Droop
64 Dickinson of “Police Woman”
65 Russian ruler
66 Word with yard or garage
67 Requirements
68 Mach+ jets
DOWN
1 Recombinant letters
2 Conger
3 Reredos
4 Bread ingredient
5 Dispensed liquids
6 Boleyn or Bancroft
7 Depend
8 Disfigure
9 Second self
10 __ Gras
11 Reverberate
12 Increased
13 Red and deep blue
21 Type of dye
22 Writer Burrows
23 Chess move
24 Greek letters
28 Strainer
29 Depicts
30 Slippery quality
31 Categorized
32 Strong points
34 Quaker pronoun
36 Change the color of
37 Our lang.
39 Scandinavian of the past
40 Sahara stop
45 Sundial three
47 Candidate lists
49 Ray
51 Military installations
52 Peter Benchley novel
53 Song for Sills
54 Inmate’s room
55 No longer present
56 Type of sled
57 Novelist Bagnold
61 Stoolie
62 Sounds of hesitation
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Bingo Bugle Crossword Puzzle
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Saturday
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Our Lady of Lourdes • 561.483.2440
Friday
11:15-2:15pm
Doors Open 4:15pm
Games at 6:20pm
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St. Christopher
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12001 SE Federal Hwy. Hobe Sound
4 Star Bingo • 561.965.3106
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Thursday
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Our Lady of Hope 386.788.6144
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Wednesday
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6pm
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Epiphany Church Bingo 386.767.6134
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Campbell.
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