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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1967
Page
5
Editorial snippet shows Heloise advising leaving a note on an envelope stuck to a screen door as a door alert. It also includes tips for removing thick tomato paste from cans by opening both ends and pushing content through. The column then mentions freezing fruit juice popsicles for sick children.
Tonight and Tuesday feature a packed schedule in Norwalk with the Community Concert Association dinner at Ellis Country Club and multiple group meetings at First Methodist, Eagles Hall, and other venues. Announcements include club gatherings from Cub Pack 218 to Salvation Army Advisory Board and TOPS groups. A note offers a simple rust prevention tip for steel soap pads and a reader tip from Mrs Gene Adams.
Dallas reports that Precured marks a shift in Texas fashion as clothes pretreated to resist wrinkles become standard. Kingston Manufacturing of San Antonio coined Preocured for fiber blends used in children and teen wear showcased at TFCA press week with 50 manufacturers. Styles mirrored adult trends, including mini skirts, culottes, polka dots, bold colors, and whites.
Greenwich couple Sharon Jean McClary and Richard J. Elmlinger plan a June 3 wedding. Miss McClary is a 1964 South Central High graduate. Mr. Elmlinger, a 1956 Bellevue High graduate, works at R. R. Donnelley Co. in Willard.
New York reports that visitors can glimpse and purchase antiques at the national antiques show in Madison Square Garden. The piece notes consignment, the value of mourning rings, vintage postcards, and the chance to have items appraised by the American Antique Appraisers Association for one dollar.
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