Housewares industry hits $20 billion milestone in 1982
Chicago Sun-Times reports Americans spent over 20 billion on housewares in 1982, the first such threshold. The National Housewares Association notes one in four manufacturers under 1 million in sales, 40 percent expect over 5 million in 1983, and 82 percent sales went direct to retailers. Almond topped color trends in 1982 but white may overtake in 1983.
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Sharon Barrett
Chicago Sun-Times
National Housewares Association
Association
Ann Landers Words to ponder Do it anyway
A reader from Orilla Ontario sends Ann Landers a contribution from the Canadian Hemophilia Society by E T Gur ney. The column presents Thoughts to Ponder urging perseverance despite unreasonableness and ingratitude. A light Q A on a question about a woman’s backside and a note about Ann Landers’ contact details conclude.
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Ann Landers
Orilla
Ont
Canadian Hemophilia Society
E.T. Gurney
E.T
Arty
D.C
MIT
Ann
P.O
Chicago
Easy solutions for clean shower doors and more
Dear Heloise shares tips from readers on saving time cleaning shower doors by using an expansion rod to hang a plastic curtain, reducing grime. Advice includes using a detergent bar for baths to curb hard water buildup, repurposing magazines for mailing and charity, and decorating large mayo jars into cookie jars with inexpensive plastic jars.
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Heloise
Mrs. B. Kaufman
Mrs. Kaufman
Sybil
Mary Carroll
Fathers For Equal Rights aids Bloomington father in woes
A Bloomington father writes of $85 weekly child support on $110 net, facing court battles, rising orders, and debt. A letter from Susan highlights Fathers For Equal Rights in Bloomington, inviting men to join a national network of fathers seeking fair treatment in divorce.
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Susan
Witheld
Bloomington
Indiana
Fathers For Equal Rights
Sugar Lane
Ind
Marshall
Pat Campbell
Central New York Weekend Event Roundup Tomorrow
A packed slate across Central New York features yard sales at the Salvation Army Attic and basement sale 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Rockefeller United Memorial Church 350 Nottingham Road. Solvay Music Boosters host a flea market craft show at Solvay High School gym 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission free. North Syracuse Parks and Recreation hosts Family Free Swim 7-9 p.m. at North Area YMCA 4775 Wetzel Road Liverpool. An American Legion auxiliary smorgasbord 5-8 p.m. 2718 LeMoyne Ave Mattydale. Hazard Library hosts art reception 2-4 p.m. plus children films and preschool story hours across White Mundy and Hazard libraries. One-day timber estimating workshop 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Allagany State Park Salamanca by ESF. orienteering at Highland Forest Fabius noon-2 p.m. Sunday schedule includes Silveries event 2-5 p.m. and a spring country music jamboree 2-6 p.m. at Ft Brawerton VFW 9055. Several lectures, medical and parenting events plus Sunday tours, films, and library programs across multiple towns.
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Youth Services Committee
The
Salvation Army
Rockefeller United Memorial Church
Nottingham Road
Banaer and
Solvay Music Boosters
Solvay High School
North Syracuse
Hazard
White
Mundy
Metropolitan
Corning Glass
Wegman's
Fairmount
Allagany State Park
Salamanca
State University College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Highland Forest County Park
Fabius
Valley Camp
Indge
Donald Pirro
Rugby Road
Brawerton
V.F.W
Caughdenoy
Holiday Inn
Fairgrounds
New York State Thruway
Farrell Road
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
DeWitt St
Avraham Shifrin
Research Center For
U.S
Quality
Soule
Petit
Calvin Custer
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
South Onondaga United Methodist Church
Manting
Central New York Genealogical Society
DeWitt Community Church
Marcia Greenlee
Washington, D.C
Empire State Theater and Musical Instrument Museum
Arnold Loxam
P.m
Lect
Carl Myrus
Betts
Puppat
White Library
Mothers Club
Boy Scout Troop
Washington Park
Oswego
Cypress Streets
Liverpool
Seneca Falls
Sunday Herald American TV Cable Guide Preview
The new Sunday Herald American TV Cable Guide offers round the clock schedules for Cen tral New York. It covers local regional basic and pay cable outlets and radio listings with tips on what to watch or skip.
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New Sunday Herald-American TV
New York
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Visa MasterCard
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Daughters of Columbus
la Leche League
Linda Martineau
Mudmill Road
Brewerton
Association of
Erwin Methodist Church
Euclid and
Wastcalt Streets
Anne Frye
Marion Sousa
John Monkman
Rob Kerner
Gates
Central Library
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the Family Circus
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