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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1969
Page
5
A computer analyzed study of over 7,000 drivers finds women, especially those aged 16 to 25, had fewer violations than men. Dr. Harry J. Woehr says attitude and mood relate more to violations than alertness, with older women showing high attitude scores and men 16 to 25 lowest.
The column compiles reader complaints from National Family Opinion about consumer products. Suggestions urge standardized beef cuts, tamper evident packaging, unscented detergents for allergy sufferers, resealable containers, easy pouring spouts, and better shelf placement to keep frozen foods fresher near checkout lines.
The first manned Moon walk films from NASA will be shown at 8 tonight at the smoking clinic inside the American Legion Home. An anti smoking cancer film will also be shown.
A Los Angeles fashion feature promotes the new 4 oz girdle called Suddenly Slim designed to slim the figure without diet or exercise. It uses science fibers, a nylon front panel, and a Lycra spandex blend for comfort and contour. Available through a California designer Olga.
Tonight and Tuesday listings show education commissions, charity circles, roundtables, TOPS groups, conservation club events, booster club activities, and church committee meetings at First United Methodist, St Peter Lutheran, First United Presbyterian, and nearby venues. Included are times from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. and activities for ladies golf and youth groups.
A collage of reader notes from Heloise column features ideas to cheer a hospitalized child with surprise cards, simple kitchen fixes like rinsing spinach with a sink hose, and housekeeping habits. Suggestions include safe cigarette disposal, baking cookies for Vietnam, and tidying routines before bed.
New Haven couple Darrell Anthony Montonaro and Charlene Ann Wyandt wed at United Methodist Church. Officiant Rev. Paul Brown. Bride a Willard and Ohio State graduate, groom from Columbus. both work in health education and home economics. A reception followed and the pair planned a week trip to the Ozark Mountains.
Army Specialist Four Donald J. Wilson, 22, son of Mr and Mrs James W Wilson of Norwalk, was assigned Aug 13 to the 2nd Infantry Division in Korea as a mechanic. John W Wyatt Jr, 22, promoted to Army captain Aug 11 near Chu Lai Vietnam. he serves as a section leader with Troop F 8th Cavalry Americal Division near Chu Lai. His wife Janine lives in Oberlin. Hot breads stay warm longer when roll basket lined with aluminum foil before napkins.
The use of DDT has declined from a 1959 record high of almost 79 million pounds in domestic applications.
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