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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1970
Page
9
In a Heloise style column, readers share practical hacks from sewing a hidden inside button for quick fastening to avoid lost buttons. Other tips include using vanilla yogurt as a quick dressing, refreshing artificial cranial yard decor, and measuring rugs or blinds efficiently.
Dr George Crane recounts a Indianapolis visit invited by Rev Tom Paine Jr to occupy his pulpit. He praises contagious church music that stirs all attendees, contrasts with modern choirs, and urges pastors to choose numbers that provoke full audience participation and enthusiasm. His son David, a Viet Nam veteran, also heard the singing.
The column cautions careful budgeting and avoiding extravagance as financial affairs require prudence. It notes a mild day and emphasizes routine matters, with a focus on the period Oct 10 to mid January favorable for occupational interests, and a later three month stretch beginning in June offering promise despite earlier modest gains.
A Middletown Journal readers page features multiple Dear Ann Landers items, including a Nosey Landlady comment on screening tenants, a response about marital mediation, and advice on counseling and marriage. The letters reference personal relationships, family tensions, and guidance on handling conflicts with grown children and future plans.
South dealer, both sides vulnerable, opening lead ten of spades. Declarer in notrump counts seven possible tricks and aims to maximize chances. By considering missing key cards and careful sequence, the recommended play leads to four notrump tricks, using a club finesse to soften defenses and force West to provide a heart lead, securing the contract.
A common belief traces the name to the French oui or the German ja meaning yes. The idea suggests the board’s name combines these words to imply agreement or confirmation during use.
Retailers list water conditioning salt under the name Red-Out with multiple outlets carrying stock. For details and local dealer listings, write to the supplier for information.
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