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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1977
Page
5
Fashion director Aileen Pratt explains color shaping to enhance facial symmetry and disguise aging lines. Techniques include darkening sides to slim jaws, lightening temples to draw eyes, and varying crown height. advisers urge a good haircut and coordinated color families for best effect.
A 28-year-old married woman asks Dear Abby about handling two mismatched shoes after polio left her with a size 6B foot and a child size 2 foot. She seeks a place to send or trade the extra footwear for use or disposal.
Lee announces daughter Tracey Lynn born Jan 13 at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital with siblings Shelly and Brian. Pepin announces son Derek Anthony born Jan 20 at Chambersburg City Hospital. Dream Weaver club notes include officers Jamie Carpenter and Trisha Thompson with Kathy Heintzelman as junior teacher. Home care tips cover furniture polish and wood care. recipes suggest lemon gelatin with citrus. Abby advice covers secret relationships and a wife’s response to an affair with a doctor's wife closing with request for Abby booklet.
Washington reports five nights of subfreezing temperatures in Florida fail to curb nationwide markets. Bernard J. Kent of United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association says there is no cause for alarm or panic as fresh fruits and vegetables remain in good supply across markets.
Florida Citrus Commission imposes a 10 day embargo starting 12:01 am Monday to prevent damaged fruit from entering markets. A 14 day period follows banning any damaged fruit. Officials estimate 20 to 40 percent fruit loss, with undamaged oranges from warmer regions expected to meet fresh shipments. Local growers assess salvage and restart needs as industry braces for ongoing impact.
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