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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1976
Page
6
Dear Heloise shares protective tips for keeping cameras in vehicles. Advice emphasizes placing cameras on the car floor away from sun and exhaust and taking simple steps to prevent heat damage while handling household chores and parental duties.
A miscellany of reader tips covers camera care in hot cars using foam containers, keeping cameras dust free with covers, and avoiding ice in containers. Other notes praise the column, suggest anger management imagery, pickle juice repurposing, Les Belles Femmes officers, and a brief note on marlin and spearfish as large ocean game fish weighing 50 to 400 pounds.
Mrs. James Anderson, a Birmingham homemaker, mother and Bible teacher, will speak at the Decatur Christian Women's Club June luncheon at Decatur Inn starting 11 45 a m. A Bicentennial skit by Mrs Jerald Reed and Bicentennial music by Mrs Ron Casey are featured. Reservations with Mrs Joe Lowery or Mrs Maxie Blalock. First timers welcome.
A mixed astrology column offers daily insight for all signs with cautions on impulsive moves and reminders to seek self discipline. It also notes birthday celebrations for Kenneth Scott Hubbard of Decatur turning three and Bruce Cameron Rossignolo of Decatur turning four with family acknowledgments.
Bridge puzzle note with North as dealer and both sides vulnerable. Rhetorical prompt questions about reactions when an opponent catches a king and remarks about peeking or marked cards. It suggests the opponent may have simply found the correct play and invites calm assessment.
Bridge column discusses declarer play and finessing risks with a sample hand, while a birthday notice for AIMEE CAROL BELEW from Decatur details her family lineage. Also mentions Felicia Lynn Davis of Hillsboro, and prints a pocket guide promo by Alfred Sheinwold. Mississippi motto cited as Virtute et armis.
A reader asks about a husband who urges his wife to belt him during fights and another discusses soul kissing. Ann Landers explains the dynamics of neurotic needs, cautions against health risks of heavy petting after drinking, and notes that soul kissing has no greater health hazard than close family kissing. The column promotes a wedding guide and ongoing advice via mail.
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