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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1973
Page
6
The column explains how to support a partner in bridge and outlines a sample deal where West signals and East correctly ruff to gain an uppercut. It analyzes the play from the North hand and notes the guideline to open strong six card majors even with imperfect partners.
The column advises preparation and practice with no dull moments as the year unfolds. It outlines daily arcs for Aries through Pisces with cautions on finances, relationships, and work, noting a busy, forward-moving outlook for 1973 and urging self-acceptance and measured courage.
Susan D Acona and nine other deaf blind youths joined Oak Hill School campers for a three week seaside camp in Waterford Connecticut. Camp director Paul Farina says staff learned sign language and new discipline techniques to guide the hyperactive group.
The Decatur PBX Club met at Mrs. Jimmie Norwood’s home with speakers from the Muscular Dystrophy Association Birmingham. A door to door drive to raise funds for MDA is set for November 18 and members will staff fire stations to collect along the march route.
A reader asks Ann Landers about a sobering funeral scene and a fiancés family dispute one husband’s insults and a future mother in law. Other letters critique sensational columns and offer guidance on love and dating values.
The Evans family of Moulton announces the birth of son Stephen Mark on October 8 at Decatur General. Grandparents are Albert Lawremore of Trinity and the late James Evans of Moulton. Great grandparents include Mrs. A J Lawremore of Falkville and W L Posey of Moulton. Siblings welcome him Jeremy Scott, age 2.
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