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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1968
Page
8
Hints From Heloise suggests a simple screen door to keep a cat out of the nursery, improve air flow, and let a mother hear the baby. Other tips include wrapping chores, vinegar hair rinses, and quick leaf mulching with a lawn mower.
In Springfield Massachusetts Mrs Madlyn McNiff director of the Golden Age Club since 1952 leads a widely inclusive program for over 3700 seniors. Members initiate activities support lep er colonies knit bandages for Pakistan and deliver hot meals. The club emphasizes foster grandparents visits to Shriners hospitals and public education on aging.
A simple chicken salad using leftover meat with fresh tomato and fruit accents. The recipe suggests a light, quick dish suitable for a family lunch and pairs well with cookies for dessert.
Hartselle DAR reports only 17 covered bridges remain at risk of disappearing. Mrs. L. H. Houston notes occasional restorations like Etowah County. Members collect clothing for Kate Duncan Smith School at Grant and attend dedication exercises on Oct. 22.
In colonial times it was common to find lobsters as large as 30 pounds with a body length of nearly 2 feet and 15 inch long pincers.
Angie Elizabeth Brooks, Liberia born diplomat and U N delegate since age 26, wins African chiefs endorsement in Algiers to become president of the 1969 U N General Assembly. A pioneering figure, she previously chaired the Trusteeship Committee and Council, with a motto of progress yet to be achieved.
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