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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1977
Page
4
Dear Abby column discusses gift giving in a long term relationship with a wealthy man, a living room overhaul, and the moral view on generous gifts. A reader questions handling bisexual adultery and another addresses adoption wording in obituaries. The note ends inviting readers to write Abby.
Horoscope column by Jeane Dixon dated July 18 1977 discusses birthday guidance for the year and zodiac signs Aries through Pisces with brief daily outlooks. An Ohio item follows about Wright’s garden grottoes made from old refrigerators with painted interiors.
An ad offers Marian Martin printed pattern 9476 with sizes 8 through 20 and yardage for top and pants, prompting readers to mail orders to The Danville Register. Separately, Chicago AP notes over one million drivers completed the National Safety Council defensive driving course in 1976, the peak since 1965, with 22.8 percent fewer accidents after completion.
Charles Goren's bridge column presents seven hypothetical hands with questions and expert recommendations. It analyzes bidding choices under varying vulnerability and suits, offering strategic cue bids, jumps, and temporizing bids. It promotes Goren Four-Deal lessons and a mail order offer.
A B C article notes salt's historical roles and explains body sodium balance, dehydration risks, and dangers of rapid water loss for weight loss. It covers how sodium is stored in fluids bones and cells, dangers of dehydration, and safe sodium practices with foods and substitutes. Readers are advised to consult diet and medical guidance.
The piece argues rural and small town living attracts more families seeking a noncongested lifestyle near nature. It traces shifts from urban to suburban to rural, citing mid 20th century trends, ongoing relocations, and the appeal of regional water access and jet centers. It notes a rising mobility and asks readers to send questions to J M Woodard Copley News Service.
Terri Lynne Robertson bride elect of Gus Camburides was feted at two bridal showers. The first hostesses gave corsages and yellow green decor for about 25 guests. The second group hosted at a different home with yellow roses, lace tablecloths and about 40 guests. Attending were Mrs. Allen Robertson and other relatives.
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