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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1973
Page
3
A reader describes sewing a 6 inch strip of inch wide elastic belting near the back closure to create a makeshift truss work for a bra. The note jokes about the effect on women with prominent shoulders and asks Heloise to print the idea.
A compact recipe outlines beef round steak Firenze with steps for dredging browning and simmering with tomatoes and bouillon. Intermixed are a home tip about sewing a bra belt and a snowy play anecdote featuring Mary Johnson and her cautious approach to cold weather with a young child.
Holman Jewelers and Schild's IGA announce a free three minute shopping spree at Schild's as part of a Presidents Day sale. To enter, clip the Holman ad coupon on Page 7 and drop it in the Holman registration box. no purchase required. Alcohol and tobacco are excluded.
Reflector news reporter Susan Ann Steeves married WLKR radio man G. Richard Brooks at First United Methodist Church in Bloomfield Hills Michigan. Ceremony by Rev Paul Bailey followed a family 6 p m service. Bridesmaids and best man supported the couple before a reception at Sawmill Creek and honeymoon in Columbus.
The Federal Trade Commission demands documentation from 12 pet food producers to support advertising claims. The agency clarifies no guilt is assumed, only gathering information on substantiation for statements such as higher protein in dog food and complete daily nutritional needs in cat food.
NORWALK readers can explore local employment options in the help wanted column. Listings highlight available positions, employers, and basic requirements for job seekers seeking new opportunities in the area.
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