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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1973
Page
8
Frederick D. Watkins of Aetna Insurance Co urges car pooling to ease gasoline shortages. The Hartford based company offers incentives to 950 employees under the program Give A Friend A Lift, including preferred parking for those sharing rides among at least three people. Seven lots hold 475 cars with 23 spaces reserved for the first stage.
A guided tour of Point Mallard's Aquatic Complex led by former Newcomers Club president Mrs. Ralph Fulton opened the July meeting at T. C. Almon Recreation Center. The event included a Point Mallard film, a Q and A, and a business session led by club president Mrs. Mike Moebes with hostesses Mrs. Alan Olson and Mrs. Larry Holt. Long distance prize went to Mrs. Wayne Brannon of Fort Carson, Colorado.
At Bedford Hills Correctional Facility a first children’s day allowed 60 inmate mothers to meet 120 children outside the visiting room. Eight year old John Yurasits hugged his mother Mary as others played on a grassy area, away from guards and tables.
Inmates at a state facility host a mother child fashion show while a Bronx visitor laments narcotics sentence. Women stripped for body searches before visits sparking debate as children in outfits sewn by inmates model on stage.
Chrysler explains every new AMC car comes with American Motors exclusive Buyer Protection Plan ensuring coverage for buyers.
Stephen Edward Copeland, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Copeland of Decatur 3, marks his first birthday today. Grandparents include Mrs William Henry Tompkins of Conway SC and the late Mr Tompkins, and Mrs L H Copeland of Decatur 3 and the late Mr Copeland.
The Florida Family Opera premieres Daisy on November 3 and 4. Libretto by Bertia Harding and music by Julia Smith celebrate Juliette Low founder of the Girl Scouts. Commissioned by Arturo Di Lilippi and the Girl Scout Council of Tropical Florida.
Pat Thornton champions home improvement loans at First State Bank 227 Johnston Gateway Branch. Call 355-1511 to discuss loan options for additions fixes or paint projects.
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