Newlyweds Told Dont Over Save
London economist Prof. Maurice Peston of the University of London argues against saving early in marriage. He says do not stash money for a rainy day in the first years, and suggests saving later when incomes rise.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1970
Page
5
London economist Prof. Maurice Peston of the University of London argues against saving early in marriage. He says do not stash money for a rainy day in the first years, and suggests saving later when incomes rise.
Mrs. Joseph Stoll was chosen president for 1970 71 at the April meeting of the St Paul Rosary Altar Society. Elected with her were Mrs Carl Keller president elect Mrs Richard Koehnle vice president Miss Connie Widman financial secretary Mrs Robert Kline recording secretary and Mrs Harry Notzinger treasurer.
Readers share clever tricks from hanging paint rollers on a wire hanger to dry, waxing floors with a worn mop, and using aluminum foil perforated for sugar dusting. Also notes on zippers matching fabric, hot towels via a vaporizer, and a handy heat relief for sprains.
Local notes list a 9 a.m. free golf clinic at the Elks Ladies section of the Country Club along with several readings and youth meetings. Other events include Girl Scout and Boy Scout gatherings at First United Methodist and Presbyterian churches, plus adult group meetings at Masonic Temple and Moose Hall.
Gisele Miller was elected president of the Snappy Snippers at a home election with Advisor Mrs. Rhoad presiding. Other officers include Brenda Horner vice president and Marianna Kline secretary. A health program was reviewed at the Vicki Lee Beauty Shop with a 3 p.m. meeting at Mrs. Rhoad's home and a safety topic set for April 30 at the Miller home.
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