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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1973
Page
3
Simple craft ideas show how to create lacy candles using an ordinary candle, ice cubes, and melted paraffin with alternating ice and wax layers. It explains coloring with crayon shavings and warns melting paraffin requires fire. Also describes freezing a tin can mold, drawing a pattern on heavy paper, and making a lantern by layering wax with a paper tube insert.
Nancy Gilbert reports a Cedar Rapids Gazette survey finding most youths gamble, with 71.7 percent of respondents high school students and 28.2 percent in college. Girls predominate among high school gamblers while boys lead in college. Responses cover quitting limits, risk, and betting tips.
A pattern guides punching holes close but not touching. Freeze to set the design, replace the can pattern in the freezer, then remove the ice to place the lantern over a light bulb or candle. The resulting twinkling lanterns are festive and fun for gifts or home use.
ALC Brown of AB Dick Co leads division 21, Randall Bray of Bohemian SaVitgs and Luan Assn heads division 22, Ruth Martwig of United Trealers Inc heads division 23, Adolph Topinka of Quaker Oats heads division 24, Alfred I Williams of General Mills heads division 20. Howard Beals chairs small business to raise 25000 of this year s 1103000 UCS campaign goal.
An exhortation promotes want ads as a fast way to sell, buy, or rent items, urging readers to use the listed contact number 999-8234 for inquiries and placement assistance.
A reader correspondence page discusses car issues from a 1960s Ford Galaxie with a raw gas smell when windows are open to a 1967 Plymouth with a fuel or oil problem causing smoke and loss of power. Advice covers common leak sources and professional opinion.
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