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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1971
Page
5
A collage of letters to Abby and a domestic dilemma column. A wife fears a neighbor resembles her late husband, prompting gossip and relocation thoughts. A separate reader asks how to urge his daughter-in-law to maintain his son's wardrobe, while a mother-in-law offers candid, practical guidance.
Kathy Dickson daughter of Mrs Betty Dickson of 225 Twenty-ninth Street Drive B is among 12 finalists for the Seventeen magazine and Tobe Coburn School for Fashion Careers scholarship. The award covers two years tuition and a cash grant. Dickson, a senior at Washington High, chairs the Armstrong High School fashion board and is a Seventeen representative. She joined a national environmental program S A E sponsored by Seventeen to qualify for competition and will serve as a commentator for the Seventeen style show at the Roosevelt Hotel next month. She was chosen from 600 contestants. Hazel and her friend Rosie become competitors in New Man in Town on KCRG TV.
The Shefflers contract bridge winners Monday at Neel Ridge Park Christian Church were Mrs. Jack Bickford and Mrs. James Klemp in first place, with Mrs. Robert Cary and Mrs. William Jacobson claiming second. The next game is scheduled for Monday night at 9.
Monica Luis once a San Antonio Wiesta queen now a 23 year old coed at El Centro Siu ior college lives in a 12 foot tent after running short of funds for an apartment. She details moving four times, sharing a family’s home, and enjoying the simplicity of tent living with a makeshift two room setup and limited utilities.
Local Gazette continues a daily feature depicting Dennis the Menace in the classified section. The ongoing comic strip appears amid advertisements and reader notices, delivering light humor to daily readers.
DALLAS AP. Daille Rogers, a minister's wife and mother of six, says she has had the car urge for a decade. She participates in rallies focusing on precise navigation and timing rather than speed. She notes rallies are a challenging form of precision driving and jokes her Irish relatives call it a disease. Her experiences include a freak snowstorm and a sheriff disapproval of using a spotlight during hunting season.
A readable fragment describes breakfast ideas using peaches with bacon and heated canned cling tile. It notes garment manufacturers and textile firms receiving orders from the U.S. and Europe for peach halves and related products. August appears as a referenced time.
A historical ad describes Fixopenent denture adhesive claiming a plastic cream forms an elastic membrane to hold dentures to natural tissues. It promotes daily home use under US Patent 3,003,988 and asserts longer wear, moisture resistance, and better chewing. It urges seeing a dentist and buying Prodent adhesive at drug counters.
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