Kimberlin Wilkinson Wedding Vows Said at First United
The wedding of Miss Linda Kimberlin and Horace A. Wilkinson took place yesterday at 4 30 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church. The double officiating was followed by a reception at the church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Kimberlin, wore slipper satin and Alencon lace. Attendants included matron of honor in purple chiffon and white satin bodice, with gowns resembling the honor attendant's. Flower girl Beth Kimberlin and ringbearer Jesse Thompson. Best man Paul Smith. Ushers were Hugh Miller Tom Johnson James Trimble Bruce Kazee. The couple will live at 3100 Elman Court. The bride, Lemon Monroe High School graduate, is a ward secretary at Middletown Hospital. The groom, Manchester College graduate, is an Armco Steel Corp accountant and attends Xavier University.
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Linda Kimberlin
Horace A. Wilkinson
First United Methodist Church
T. Paar
Arthur Kimberlin
Rivielia Drive
Tim Curtis
Gibson Girl
Computer Diet Control and Tear Off a Pound Diet
Two new dieting approaches from Glamour offer personalized plans. Computer Diet Control uses a user chosen foods list and personal statistics to generate a 3 day menu with nutrition balanced by a computer. The Tear Off a Pound Stamp Diet provides a month of meals via stamp pages to paste after each meal.
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New York
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Computer
Division of Nutrition Research Industries, Inc
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
William Kaufman
Dear Ann Landers column reflects teen music, mail etiquette
Ann Landers offers guidance on a White Plains 11-year-old's clarinet vs drums, a widow using her late husband’s name versus her friend’s, prenatal care access, and teen drinking. The column emphasizes responsibility to parents, courtesy in mail, and seeking medical care.
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Ann Landers
White Plains
Benny
Mary Smith
Jane Doe
W.T.K
Betrothal Told for Sharleen Sebastian and Ronald Reeder
Announcement by Mrs. Christine Sebastian of Tyws Avenue states her daughter Sharleen Sebastian will wed Ronald E. Reeder son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reeder of Central Avenue. Sharleen, a Middletown High School alumna now at Middletown Hospital School of Radiologic Technology, will finish training in September. Ronald, also a Middletown High School graduate, works for Armco Steel Corp. A summer wedding is planned.
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Christine Sebastian
Tyws Avenue
Sharleen
Ronald E. Reeder
Jack Reeder
Central Avenue
Miss Sebastian
Middleoown High School
Middletown Hospital
Reeder
Armco Steel Corp
Diet Fads and Child Nutrition Warn of Candy Hazard
A health note warns that candy and soft drinks threaten a child's nutrition, risking malnutrition if sweet habits displace healthy foods. It urges balanced meals and mentions diets like the Tear-Off-A-Pound Stamp Diet from Corinthian Editions as a simplified but risky approach.
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Corinthian Editions, Inc
Avoid Service Calls for Home Appliances
New York AP report notes inflation prompts cost cuts. Better Business Bureau tips homeowners to troubleshoot before repairs. Check cords and power, fuses, control settings, cleanliness, water supply, door seals, and read the manual to avoid a service visit.
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New York
Better Business Bureau
Bureau
Fresh lamb consumption tops 586 million pounds in 1968
The American Lamb Council reports that over 586 million pounds of fresh lamb were eaten in the United States during 1968, reflecting strong demand and market growth for lamb meat nationwide.
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United States
American Lamb Council
Cropped Jacket Promises New Spring Look from Paris Origin
The article previews a cropped jacket look worn over a dress with a wrapped effect, designed by Alice Schweitzer for Printed Pattern M179. It lists Misses' sizes 8 through 16, fabric options, and how to order pattern M179 from The Middletown Journal Pattern Department, with air mail and handling fees. It also promotes 1971 Couture Pattern Book and Instant Fashion and Sewing books with pricing and ordering details.
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Paris
Alice Schweitzer
Middletown Journal
P.O
Old ‘Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Influence Fair Look Fresh Country Fair Beauty
A young beauty adopts a Country Fair outdoor look suited for indoor wear. Start with liquid foundation peaches and cream skin warmth, add rosy blush across forehead, chin, nose and cheeks, thin brows, subtle blue eye shadow, amethyst gray crease shading, Milan tint, real lashes with mascara, and pink lip gloss.
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Milan
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Benny Goodman
John Q. Doe
Sharleen Sebastian
Electro Hygiene
Influence Fair Look
OGD
Union Sanivery
First National Bank
Paul Curry
First National Bank OF Middletown
Aemeier