Fortune In Hair Two Pontiac Girls Start Big Venture
Debbie Irish and her sister Mickey Burns turned $25 into a hair business expected to gross 250000 in its first year. They scraped up the cash and sent it to a wholesale hair company for samples.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1969
Page
11
Debbie Irish and her sister Mickey Burns turned $25 into a hair business expected to gross 250000 in its first year. They scraped up the cash and sent it to a wholesale hair company for samples.
A widow recounts a troubling conflict as her adult son, age 18, pressures her to abandon her three year marriage or face threats. The piece frames the mother’s appeal for safety and guidance in a vulnerable family situation near Helen.
Ohio State sociologist argues that harm to young children in households stems from caregiver neglect and lack of protection. He advocates a safety pattern emphasizing supervision and education to prevent burns drownings poisonings and crush injuries within homes.
Dayton: Ewing Diggs, supervisor of the East Dayton Recreational Center, was fired for buying $300 worth no peanut brittle without authorization. the candy intended for a fundraising project. Frankfort: a separate note says candy and $700 worth of uniforms were involved in a break in at a center connected to education and mental health, raising concerns over center finances.
West at four hearts, North leads diamond queen. South cashes jack, West ruffs third round with heart ten. Plan: declarer may cross to dummy with club to finesse, otherwise lose fourth club and a spade. safest: lead trump queen at trick four to hold, continue with jack. If defense cashes trump early, diamond ruff in dummy preserves entry.
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