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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1971
Page
12
A reader shares practical advice for families on a tight budget. She urges shopping without her husband on scarce funds, itemizes nonlist items his baskets add, and compares grocery prices with dry goods stores. She notes tracking monthly spending to prevent disputes and reminds never to shop on an empty stomach.
At the Kennedy Center in Washington three restaurants opened by the Canteen Corp include La Grande Scene, Promenade Cafeteria, and The Gallery. Concerns focus on service pace and food quality though venues offer varied price ranges and views.
Dear Heloise shares how a lever valve emergency led to finding instructions in the filing cabinet. Mrs Fuller notes the perk of index organization while Vera Ulrickson applauds a clever grandmother who uses a bread board and chair as a child’s table.
Mr. and Mrs. Oneal Springer announce engagement of their daughter Marcia Gail Springer to Ricky Lamon Moebes son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Moebes. The September 25 wedding will be at Austinville Church of Christ in Austinville.
The column advises a year of change, urging energy to cope with challenges. Each sign receives guidance on decisions, management, finances, and behavior, highlighting prudent action, attention to rules, and staying focused on primary tasks. (c) 1971: By The Chicago Tribune.
Library reports increased requests for drug related books and films. Titles include Narcotic Addiction by ODonnell and The Drug Epidemic by Westman among others. The Youth Branch offers a 16mm projector for overnight checkout to registered Wheeler Basin library borrowers.
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