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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1970
Page
7
Born today you hold high ideals and steady principles. You stay calm in reverses and work hard without shirking duties while remaining charming and honest. Tomorrow’s reading offers zodiac guidance for Capricorn through Pisces with practical advice and reminders.
Peg Bracken, author of The I Hate to Cook Book and later I Didn’t Come Here to Argue, discusses interviews, marriage, sex, and modern life with wit. She notes a college dean’s blunt reason for getting up, critiques Susann and Mencken, and reflects on femininity, writing past and present.
In Southampton England an angry man delivered a 23 inch television to receptionist Pat Tupper and demanded the boss be told he is fed up with the programs. A spokesman said the set had been turned in to BBC 1 as Southern's opposition.
Oswald and James Jacoby recount a bridge anecdote where East misreads a layout after a sequence of hearts and clubs. The Professor in South position wins when East wrongly leads a club, exposing a king of trumps and ending the rubber.
A healthily practical guide outlines steps to restore a rusty flatiron. It recommends safety checks, removing rust with gentle abrasives, re-oiling vents and joints, and testing heat control before reuse.
Jeanette asks how to improve an old flatiron appearance. R S suggests rust removal with soap and water, brush, antirust paint, and Mildred notes not to repaint cast iron. Mildred adds black shoe polish as an original look. Elaine describes making wind chimes from old keys with strings and paint for color.
Dear Polly I need instructions for making note cards from bathroom tissue and waxed paper sealed with ironing. I have tried but not succeeded. Please send clear steps. Janet asks for guidance.
At New York Couture Business Council week, cigar smoking becomes a trend with a booth by the Cigar Institute of America. Judy Lynn Prince demonstrated puffing, editors signed up for cigar supplies, and Ted Cott cited rising female cigar use.
Agnes Baker, 84, won a car in a Poole football club pool but cannot drive. The club said it would attempt to find someone to buy the car from Miss Baker.
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