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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1968
Page
7
A home style recipe for Time-Out Sandwiches uses ultra thin sliced round steak sautéed with onion in oil then simmered in tomato sauce with mushrooms. Serve on garlic buttered toast topped with the meat and pineapple garnish for a family supper or snack during weekend games.
A sunken ceramic tile bath evokes ancient Rome and adds luxury to homes. New hydro massage units offer therapeutic benefits, installed to enhance the bathing experience.
Mrs. W. K. Wilder of Akron Ohio formerly of Decatur plans a visit with Mr. and Mrs Ray Thomas this week. Her husband Bill will join later. Mrs. Myrtle McArthur, traveling from California and Memphis to Miami, Florida, visits Mrs. Gussie.
Reader letters discuss adoption versus childless marriage, including pro and con viewpoints. Ann Landers weighs in with responses about loving adopted children and the social value of adoption, while echoing calls for responsible parenthood amid personal conflict.
In a Gloucester letter Daniel H. George recalls a duplicate bridge game where South dominates. With South as dealer and vulnerable North-South, the writer details opening bids, lead choices, and clever ruffs, concluding luck plays a role and that the recommended response with seven high-card points is to bid two clubs.
The Decatur Duplicate Bridge Morning Club met at 9 15 in the Pet Hospital Room with North South winners led by Mrs A D Sample and Enoch Polle and East West topped by Mrs Merrill Doss and Mrs Mary Hiscrodt. The Tuesday Night Club met at 7 15 in the same room with North South first O L Copeland and D W Melcher and East West first Mrs Ann King and Ken Williams.
In San Juan Puerto Rico more than 100 houses have been restored by the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture. Incentives for owners include tax breaks and free architect counseling while Old San Juan recaptures Spanish colonial architecture with wrought iron lamps and brick streets.
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