Sue Dill Assumes Admissions Duties at Birmingham Southern
Decatur's Sue Dill has been named an admissions counselor at her alma mater Birmingham Southern College. Miss Dill, daughter of Rev and Mrs R Lawrence Dill of
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1973
Page
6
Decatur's Sue Dill has been named an admissions counselor at her alma mater Birmingham Southern College. Miss Dill, daughter of Rev and Mrs R Lawrence Dill of
A device called VoiceBak, invented by Dr. Stanley Taub of New York Medical College and manufactured by LaBarge Inc., restores speech for patients after laryngectomy. Weighing three ounces, it fits in two neck openings and uses esophageal vibration to produce sound. The system requires no training and can be worn during the day and removed at night.
Regional social notices list residents and visitors including Walter Starkie Grant St. David Bollinger Pennylane Barton R Roby Carol Minter J. Allen Mauck Richard H. Pike Richard R. Rohland B F Koepke Richard C Cooper and others. Local families entertain guests and announce births and nameings such as Matthew Alan Tucker Lorrie Dawn Kiser Elizabeth Anne Budweg with relatives named in Decatur Town Creek and Birmingham areas.
Dear Shasta asks how to avoid dancing with short men while dating a taller boyfriend. Ann Landers suggests humor and notes the dating scene can be lighthearted. The letter includes a public health phone resource for STD information in Illinois and a plug for a booklet on teen sexuality.
A mix of reader letters and horoscope items from Decatur and Chicago. Topics include tips for waitresses and dishwashers, a birth notice for Stephen Brad Gallik, and a multi horoscope segment featuring Aries through Pisces with guidance on finances and personal initiative.
A collection of reader notes shares practical tips. One writer uses cornflake crumbs in a plastic bag to crush flakes neatly and quickly, another stores detergent boxes inside the washing machine to keep them out of reach, and a reader describes expanding a table with plywood for larger family dinners.
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