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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1965
Page
6
A reader asks about large pores and a professional facial. The advice covers daily cleansing, steam treatments, weekly pore refining masks, and choosing light foundations. For oily skin use astringent and light moisturizer. for dry skin use milder cleansers and richer lubricants.
The Plainfield Human Relations Commission voter seven to five condemned local Girl Scouts and Brownies for racial discrimination. Nine residents alleged Washington Rock Council troops in Cook elementary area used waiting lists and neighborhood restrictions to exclude Negro children, with bus transport for Negro children to Cook School but inviting only neighborhood children to join.
Classified notices in the Gazette offer guidance for holiday gifting. Readers find practical tips on choosing presents, budgeting, and timing to avoid last minute rushes.
Nuns and their yellow motor scooters at St Elizabeth hospital in Ranite City draw wide attention after a Rome boy Marco Venturi wrote asking for a scooter. Dozens of letters follow from North America and Europe about the devices that speed staff through corridors.
Monday evening duplicate bridge saw Mrs Harold Barton and Richard Golembiewski taking first place in the Howell movement at the Roosevelt hotel. Mrs Golembiewski and Joe Simms finished second.
Voters in Sigourney and 24 districts will decide on December 8 from 7 PM at polling places whether to reorganize the Sigourney Community school district. Approval requires a three fourths majority across all districts. an earlier 28 district vote failed by a small margin.
A Handy Shopping Guide appears nightly in the Gazette Want Ad pages guiding readers to daily bargains. The feature consolidates local offers and promotions for evening shoppers.
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