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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1977
Page
6
Bell Howell reports a study comparing paper file costs with microfilm jackets. For a 20 000 file folder system annual paper costs run about 74 000 while microfilm would total 42 761.94 in the first year with long term savings rising over a decade.
Montgomery Ward & Co reports a shift in furniture buyers toward singles and young adults aged 24 to 35. Simplicity and natural colors rise while ornate Provincial or Spanish styles slip. Moveable furniture grows in demand as many buyers do not plan long-term home settlement. Singles, including many women, increasingly purchase their own products.
A painter notes color can compensate for room shortcomings. Bold walls ceilings and floors brighten spaces and offset awkward dimensions. Pale shades make rooms feel larger while vibrant hues can make them appear cozier. Canvas and awnings can be painted with oil base house paint thinned with turpentine.
Olympia Brewing Company and 375 distributors urge public support for the Recycle with Oly for Muscular Dystrophy campaign. The drive, spanning 26 states, aims to channel funds from aluminum can and bottle recycling to local Muscular Dystrophy Association chapters. Rick Schmidt will report campaign results during the Jerry Lewis Telethon in Las Vegas.
Interior designers note bamboo cane rattan and wicker are versatile beyond the family room and sunporch. The natural textures blend with all furniture styles in living rooms bedrooms and dining rooms delivering casual elegance and tactile contrast on sofa and chair arms table bases buffets dressers and headboards.
William Martz of Hartland Wisconsin, an international chess master and two time World Chess Olympiad representative, tours the United States giving exhibitions. He promotes chess as an educational, artistic, and competitive pursuit. Martz, 31, values frequent play against stronger players and notes Lincoln as a vibrant, supportive chess community. He reflects on travel, learning, and lifelong friendships forged through the game.
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