
From a high of 16 members, the group poses on March 27th with 10. Some members have already migrated north for the summer. From left, first row: Kay Larsen, Susan Osborne, Natalie Siavrakas, and Linda Chamberlain. Second row: Linda VanMeter, Ilse Tessarzik, Jean Nolin, Tiki Finney, Tommie D. Moss, and Jan Bergantz. Photos by Barry Gwinn
Mah Jongg, a tile game originating in China, came to the U.S. around 1920, and caused a bit of a sensation. Eddie Cantor even recorded a song about it – “Since Ma is Playing MAH JONG (sic).” Clubs sprang up all over the U.S. Now we have a Mah Jongg club right here in Goodland and it has turned out to be pretty popular. The gals at Drop

“A Mah Jongg group is a wonderful way to bring women together for the common purpose of camaraderie and mental challenge,” says Natalie Siavrakas, “Everyone is enjoying learning the game, meeting new friends, and seeing others they know. Each week we have been

Natalie Siavrakas stands by in case guidance is needed at this table.
For more information contact Tiki Finney at finnfoldt@aol.com, 248-420-3263, or Natalie Siavrakas at natsia@optionline.net, 203 831-8713.
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