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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1966
Page
8
A reader asks about knitting a sweater for her boss and conflict with her boyfriend. Ann suggests giving the sweater to the boyfriend and knitting at home, then offers guidance on a 17 year old's unwanted morning visits from a girl named Debbie. The column also answers a reader about noisy church and concert interruptions and a request about teen dating and etiquette with a pamphlet offer.
Ida Jean Kain decries miracle chinstraps and overpriced toning lotions. She argues true throat firmness comes from proper head carriage and neck muscle toning, not cosmetic devices. A reader recounts a seventy one year old confirming effort over gimmicks and shares simple daily exercises for a firm throatline.
Parents debate weekly allowances as Dr George Crane argues children must earn money through work. He urges a pay for completed chores plan like a home pot of tasks with fixed rates and dismisses cash allowances as harmful. He cites newspaper boys as healthier role models for valuing money and suggests tests for good parenting.
John W. Back of 1302 Reynolds Ave. files a cross petition against Georgia Back of 54 Ohio St. Monroe alleging neglect and cruelty. Mary Elizabeth Heller of 2017 Hill Ave. sues Louis L. Heller of the same address for neglect and cruelty.
Michael Freeman of 108 Burke Street sues Kay Freeman of 108 Brelsford for neglect. Carolyn Angel of 1800 Jackson Lane is suing Eugene Angel of 1509 Oxford State Road for cruelty. Judge David Black presides.
Declarer’s plan to execute a dummy reversal in Four Hearts after a diamond opening overcall doubles. Win clubs with A, ruff, spade to king, ruff clubs, spade to A, ruff nine clubs, enter dummy with A of hearts to ruff ten of spades for ten tricks. Then play another spade to guarantee ten tricks regardless of defense.
Peter Ustinov told the Massachusetts House there is no incompatibility between Batman and Beethoven. He spoke in the House cultural affairs program arguing both have a place in a cultured society and urged government support of the arts to correct misapprehensions between countries. He said American arts have made more valuable contributions than American diplomacy.
Norman Harsh principal of Lincoln School elected president of the Middletown Elementary Principals Association. Ralph Mull of Creekview named vice president and Isom Stephens Jr of Maple Park chosen secretary treasurer. June 9 set for the annual picnic at a yet to be chosen location.
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