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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1975

Page

6

Puzzle and tips from Heloise on apples and tricks

A Saturday puzzle and advice column presents a wide word game list and a light hearted note from Heloise. It includes hints about using apples more efficiently, a recipe tip with red coloring, and personal messages about caring for an elderly father and naming livestock.

Ruffled Flattery Misses' Dress Pattern 9160 Promotion

Misses line 8 10 12 14 16 feature ruffled feminine shaping in autumn colors and prints. Pattern 9160 bust 34 uses 4 yards of fabric. price 1.00 per pattern with 25c postage. Mail to Marian Martin Mexico Ledger pattern dept New York NY 10011. include name address zip size and style number. Catalogs offer spring summer patterns and a one dollar coupon.

Marian Martin

Frugal Homemaker Tips From Readers on Cleaning and Crafting

A collection of reader tips covers washing window screens at a car wash for efficiency, using boxed or grated chocolate substitutes in baking, and making bath time fun for toddlers with folded cloth mittens. Also shared is a clever use of paraffin to secure artificial flowers in a shallow vase.

O.K Heloise

Changes Begin For Coming Metric Law

Washington reports federal and private sectors moving toward metric adoption. Weather Service plans Celsius temperatures. signs, labels, and products shift to metric. Major firms convert assembly parts, wine sales switch to metric by 1979. schools teach metric, while football fields stay at 100 yards.

Washington United States Congress Weather Service Federal Transportation Department Ohio Alabama Arizona California Florida Maryland Michigan Minnesota New York Pennsylvania Virginia Vermont Seven Up Pensacola Fla Minneapolis-St. Paul Minn Treasury Department National Park Service General Motors Corp U.S. Steel Corp River Front Cincinnati Reds

Barefoot Nixon Strolls On Beach CAMP PENDLETON

Former President Richard Nixon accompanied by Pat Tricia and Edward Cox walked barefoot on Red Beach at Camp Pendleton over the weekend. He signed autographs and chatted with beachgoers during an hour long stroll near a Vietnamese refugee camp. Labor leaders worry about a metric system shift and job costs, while metric supporters cite efficiency and global trade needs. Experts predict a conversion bill signed by President Ford, creating a 21 member board to coordinate the change. Dr Ernest Ambler notes shifting public sentiment toward metric readiness.

Camp Pendleton Richard M. Nixon Nixon Pat Tricia Edward Cox Red Beach Marine Corps Thomas A. Hannigan International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Hannigan General Motors U.S Congress House Senate Capitol HI Executive Branch Ford The Weather Service

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