Timeless Pieces Best Buys for Home Furnishings
New York designers Clare Fraser and Liz Shean advise buyers to choose timeless furniture that lasts through four life stages. They warn against oversized, dated sets that depreciate, suggesting selective purchases and reupholstering with new fabrics to refresh the look while preserving value.
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Vinian Brown
New York
Shean
Decorating for younger homes with simple color and reuse ideas
A guide from Mrs Fraser on low cost, stylish decorating for homes with kids. Emphasizes white walls, brown and white chintz, plants, and versatile rooms that grow from teen space into guest rooms. Advises easy care finishes, washable fabrics, and repurposing items to suit evolving climates and family needs.
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California
Florda
Fraser
Flaringoes
Lke
Birth announcements list several families in multiple towns
Rutland couple Bob Sissop announce birth of daughter Melissa Marie at Holzer Medical Center on December 17. Colorado Springs couple Li and Mr David A Deeds announce first child Kelly Ann born January at Memorial Hospital. Nelsonville pair Mr and Mrs Melvin Blackburn report another daughter Debra May born December 28 at Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital. Great-grandparents named. Blackburns also have son J R. Chester couple Mr and Mrs Larry Clark announce daughter Wendy Jaylene born December 31 at O Bleness Memorial Hospital. Additional siblings Tamra and Penny noted with families in Harrisonville and Pomeroy Route 4.
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Bob Sissop
Rutland
Melissa Marie
Holzer Medical Center
Dee 17
Robbie
John
Wayne Sisson
Iva Stewart
Li and
Mirs
David A Deeds
Colorado Springs
Cole
Kelly Ann
Jane
Memorial Hospital
Nelsonville
Inez Barber
Jane Keating Malden Mass
Melvin J. Blackburn
Debra May
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
Joseph Keller
Melvin . Blackburn Lancaster
Blackburns
J R
Larry O. Clark
Chester
Wendy Jaylene
O Bleness Memorial Hospital
Roy Wiseman
Harrisonville
Robert Clarx
Pomeroy
Route 4
H E Starkey
Ha Wiseman
Ava Gilkey
Tamra
Penny
Non-Credit Workshops Planned At University
The University Office of Continuing Education announced two non-credit workshops this month. A handspinning course runs 9 am to 4 pm Saturday Jan 18 covering fiber selection preparation and spinning techniques with various fibers. An intermediate Sprang class on the same schedule explores a lacy fabric using ancient Egyptian and Scandinavian techniques. Fees are 6 for students and 8 for others.
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Universitys Office of Continuing Education
Tupper Hall
Holding the Food Line by Marian Reeder
A column shares ideas from Mrs Lena Parmiter New Marshfield on saving sugar and stretching pantry items. Tips include measuring sugar, using liquid sweetener, using leftovers in fruit salads and desserts, and quick pudding crusts with coconut and gelatin.
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Marian Reeder
Lena Parmiter
New Marshfield
Parmiter
Product Reporting Made Easy
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission established a 24 hour call diverter system for manufacturers distributors and retailers to report possible substantial product hazards. The system took effect January 6 and stems from a February 19 1974 Federal Register notice requiring reports within 24 hours of discovery. It is intended for industry use only and is not part of the toll free consumer hotline.
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Washington DC
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Commission
Federal Register
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