Halston to Model Olympic Team in New Unisex Collection
Halston, renowned for simplicity, designs a Pan American Games collection featuring U S Olympic Team members as models. The range includes travel and parade outfits with a navy windbreaker set, dress blazers for parades, and a figure flattering gown for women. Montgomery Ward will retail the line, with men’s blazer suits priced around $70 and shirtdresses about $25.
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Los Angeles
Halston
U.S
Mexico City
Men's Fashion Association
Montgomery Ward
Innsbruck
Austria
Sandy Shorio
Lester Frankenstein
Michaels Stern & Co
John Weitz
Weitz
MFA
Bulb forcing tips shared with Garden Club members
Pointers on forcing bulbs were shared at the February meeting of the Botany 101 Garden Club hosted by Mrs. Ronald Solar. Speakers Mrs. Walter Hamilton and Mrs. Jack Hall outlined four steps: buy top grade bulbs start them at low temperatures water well and avoid drafts and insects. Hyacinth crocus and narcissus bulbs were distributed to members. The group voted to participate in the Smithsonian Bicentennial Exhibit at Johnston Hall in September and October. The March meeting will be at Mrs. Ronald Oches’ home.
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Botany 101
Garden Club
Ronald Solar
Tullis Drive
Walter Hamilton
Jack Hall
Johnston Hall
Ronald Oches
Preceptor Alpha Omega Meets for Beta Sigma Phi Session
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Preceptor Alpha Omega Chapter meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Fred Finney home 3204 Barbara Drive to finalize spring rush plans for exemplar degree members, vote on donations to the International endowment loan exemplar funds, and discuss ways and means. Mrs. Finney a Middletown public school library assistant presents a cultural program on the multimedia center in local elementary schools.
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Middletown
Bread Crumbs Convert 10 Ounces to About 3 Cups
A 10 ounce package of fine dry toasted bread crumbs yields about three cups. This standard conversion helps with measuring flour substitutes and breadcrumb based toppings in recipes.
Outwitting the Dog Through Odd Household Talk
A humorous vignette describes dogs reacting to everyday words like walk eat and dinner. The narrator adapts by substituting odd phrases such as Barbie's, jump, and markle, creating bizarre conversations while walking the dog and feeding it. The piece highlights playful miscommunications with pets.
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Wilson
Legislator Denham Calls Law Making A Challenge In Ohio
Ohio State Rep. William W. Denham of the 57th District spoke at the Middletown chapter of the National Secretaries Association. He described the difficulty of crafting laws and the demanding schedule in the Ohio House including local government transport urban affairs and highway committees. He referenced 1974 laws and a 12 billion dollar budget.
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William W. Denham
Middletown
National Secretaries Association
Manchester Inn
Ohio
Denham
House of Representatives
Family Weekly editor wins recognition in national competition
Rosalyn Abrevaya, women's feature editor for Family Weekly Magazine, won in the Weekly Sections category of the Dorothy Dawe Home Furnishings News Reporting competition. It marks the first time a national Sunday supplement has been honored since the contest began in 1948 by the American Furniture Mart to reward home furnishings journalism.
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Rosalyn Abrevaya
Family Weekly
Dorothy Dawe
American Furniture Mart
The
American Mart
Milwaukee Journal
Miss Abrevaya
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Halston Models
Nancy Stahl
Barbie
Markle
Thad
Journal
Hazel M. Duval
Marguerite Conover
Institute of Management
NSA
Gwen Matthews
Elizabeth Rock
Robert Bailey
Melvin Conn
Louisa Knezich
John Domanick
Lewis Barger
Christine Clay
Ted George
Jack Kinder
Bessie Knedler
Knezich
M.E. Paul
Eugene Winglewich
Elizabeth Whitt
Miss Rock
Ernest Moore
James Motter
Charles Hansel
Eugene Wingelwich
Middletown Journal
OUR
Cristan
Pr Io
Macleans
Brach’s
Sylvania
Ras
Eid
Globa Kai
Hall’s Mentholyptus
VIA
KODAK
Suei
Cuttlery
Tray
DYMO
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