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Darlene Maxine Anderson, long term resident of Elkhart, Kansas and recently of Fort Laramie, Wyoming, died peacefully in her sleep late Tuesday, May 28, 2019 at Community Hospital in Torrington, Wyoming. Darlene was born October 11, 1932 in Lingle, Wyoming the daughter of Robert Lloyd (Jack) Oliver and Irene Rozella (Milnes) Oliver.

Darlene began her adult life early. She left home for Scottsbluff, Nebraska at the age of 13 where she secured the first of many food service positions working a lunch counter in Scottsbluff. It was while working the early morning shift in a small diner in Ulysses, Kansas several years later that she first met her husband of nearly 60 years, Henry Anderson (known by his friends and family as Andy).

Darlene and Andy were married in Elkhart, Kansas on December 19, 1958. Together they raised a family of five sons while Andy worked most years in Auto Parts Sales and Darlene worked in Elkhart restaurants as a waitress, cashier and cook. She was well known for her crème pies and continued to provide them for the restaurant for years after she retired from full time work.

In the 70’s Andy and Darlene owned and managed the El Rancho Restaurant in Elkhart. During those years they touched and influenced the lives of many of the local high school girls who were working in the restaurant. Many of those women today still hold Darlene and Andy close to their hearts with fond memories of their time in the El Rancho Restaurant.

Darlene was well known for her skills in the kitchen. She took great pride in serving her family, as well as her customers, excellent home-cooked meals. She had a pot or a pan specifically for each dish she cooked. If you asked her if she could use a different pot, her reply was, “Well, you could. But it just wouldn’t taste the same.”

She was also an avid card and game player, always ready for a game of skit-skat, pitch, or marbles. If she couldn’t find anyone else to play with, she played Solitaire, often for hours on end.

Survivors include sons Robert of Liberal, Kansas, Joe and wife Renee of Torrington, Wyoming, Steve and wife Leann of Palmer, Alaska, Ed and wife Melba of Rolla, Kansas, and Dave and wife Renita of Colorado Springs, Colorado, sisters Myrna of Fort Laramie, Wyoming, Judy and Janet of Guernsey, Wyoming, and Joan of Torrington, Wyoming, brothers Wayne of Fort Laramie and Rudy of Douglas, Wyoming, eight grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren.

Darlene is preceded in death by her husband, Henry J. Anderson, her parents, four sisters, three brothers, grandson Eric Anderson and great-grandson Malen Anderson.

Graveside service will be held Saturday, June 1, 2019 at 2:00 PM in the Elkhart Cemetery followed by a Memorial Service at 3:00 PM at the Church of the Nazarene in Elkhart Kansas with Pastor Keith Davis officiating. Memorials may be given to American Cancer Society in care of Garnand Funeral Home, PO Box 854, Elkhart, KS 67950. Condolences may be posted at www.garnandfuneralhomes.com.

A second memorial service will be held at 10:00 AM Friday, June 7, 2019 in the Fort Laramie Country Church in Fort Laramie, Wyoming with Pastor Marty Rostad officiating.

OBJECTIVE OF SCAT: Collect cards of a single suit totaling 31(or as close to 31 as possible).

NUMBER OF PLAYERS: 2-9 players

NUMBER OF CARDS: standard 52-card

TYPE OF GAME: Draw and Discard

AUDIENCE: All Ages

INTRODUCTION TO SCAT

Scat, also known as 31 or Blitz, shares names with other games and is not to be confused with:

• The German game ‘Skat’
• The banking game 31, which is played much like 21.
• The German game 31 or Schwimmen
• Dutch Blitz

THE PLAY

Dealing

Dealers may be chosen however players wish and pass clockwise with each hand. After the cards are shuffled, starting with their left, the dealer passes each player cards one at a time until everyone has three cards.

After each player has a full hand, the top card of the deck is flipped over, this will start the discard pile. Discards piles are kept ‘squared up,’ so that the top card is visible and free to be taken.

Playing

Jets n guns crack download. The player to the left of the dealer starts and play passes clockwise. A turn consists of:

• Drawing a card from the top of the deck or discard
• Discarding a single card

You are not permitted to draw the top card from the discard and then immediately discard it. Cards drawn from the top of the deck (or stock), however, may be discarded in the same turn.

Knocking

If on your turn you believe your hand to be high enough to beat at least one opponent you may knock. If you choose to knock your turn ends and you stick with your present hand. Once the player to the right of the knocker discards, players reveal their cards. Players decide which is their ‘point suit’ and totals up the value of their cards within that suit.

The player who has the lowest hand loses a life. If the knocker ties with another player(s) for lowest hand, the other player(s) loses a life and the knocker is saved. However, if the knocker has the lowest score they lose two lives. In the event there is a tie for the lowest score between two players (neither of which were the knocker), they both lose a life.

Declaring 31

If a player reaches 31, they immediately show their cards and claim their victory! All other players lose. A player can declare 31 even if another player has knocked. If you lose while you are out of money (“on the dole,” “on welfare,” “on the county”), you are out of the game. The game continues until one player remains.

SCORING

Ace = 11 points

King, Queen, Jack = 10 points

Number cards worth their pip value.

A hand consists of three cards, you may add up three cards of the same suit to determine your score.

Typically, Scat is played with each player having 3 pennies. If a player loses a life, they put a penny in the kitty (and if you lose two lives you put two pennies in the kitty).

If a player calls 31 all players puts a penny in the kitty (including the knocker).

If you run out of pennies you are out of the game. The game ends when one player remains.

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VARIATIONS

Three of a Kind counts for 30 points.

Straight Flush counts for 30 points. Except for A-K-Q which is 31 points.

Minimum Knock Score, could be 17-21, for example. Roblox on mac download.

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“Throw Down,” is a common variant. Without looking at the cards a player can call a throw down and expose their hand. Other players must follow suit. Throwdowns are treated like knocks in respect to lives.