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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1970
Page
21
King Features outlines grooming tips for preteen girls entering adolescence.Parents are urged to choose kid friendly salons, plan ahead with a photo, and set expectations on hair length and trims. Advice covers shampoos, conditioning, brushing, diet, and supervision to maintain healthy, attractive styles between visits.
Miss Sandrah Faye Powell and Robert J. Dickson wed in a double ring ceremony at the Trenton Church of God. The bride, daughter of Rev. Bruce Powell, wore a satapeau gown with lace, veil and lavender bouquet. The groom, son of Mrs. C W Dickson, is a McMinnville Central High School alumnus employed by Armco Steel. An outdoor reception followed. The couple will live in Trenton after a wedding trip to Tennessee.
Two women, Carol and Vicki, work as private investigators for Burns Detective Agency. They rely on common sense, diplomacy, and discretion rather than weapons. Each has eight years in the field, with divisions in investigation and management control. They keep identities separate for security.
Margaret Scotch of Kenosha Wisconsin is a widowed mother of three and the lone woman at the national level auto industry contract talks among roughly 1.6 million United Auto Workers members. A former assembly line worker, she began in 1952 and has held multiple plant positions while her husband died in 1957. Since 1963 she has been financial secretary of UAW Local 72 Kenosha AMC plant and has participated in national bargaining since 1964, 1967, 1969, and 1970.
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