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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1968
Page
4
A 46 style New York hairstyle booklet offers the cut four inches on top two inches sides and back with a side part. It uses one inch rollers and pin curls at the nape and light perming. Postage to Milford New Jersey adds fifteen cents.
In the wake of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, Dr. James M. Eagan outlines 19 parental steps to raise children of good will. Emphasizing respect for differences, judging individuals, and modeling behavior, the guide urges parents to act with shared community efforts and open dialogue to counter prejudice. Regular reminders to avoid generalizations and to demand facts accompany practical tips for nurturing tolerance.
A Chicago wallpaper company leads a psychedelic home decor trend with hundreds of wet look floral patterns. Bright vinyl surfaces showcase large scale designs such as Banyan and a seashell motif in orange and cobalt blue, transforming dull walls into striking conversation pieces. Daisy Day notes petals add happy mood.
Mrs Mildred Bruce returns from a Texas vacation with her son Marvin Bruce Jr visiting at Jacobson Ranch in Honey Grove. Miss Jacobson showcased her horse Hoppy at Longview Valley Arena. Ray Kepner to speak at YWCA club meeting. Girls Assembly 35 to sponsor Easter Egg hunt at Riverside Homes Center. An error corrected from a published photo. Several locals noted for visits and events including awards, travel, and theater casting. Muscular Dystrophy Association group meets in Lorain.
A fashion note extols pantsdresses as practical and stylish for daughters. It highlights wide variety including dirndl-skirted, body-short, and removable skirt overlays. Sleeveless designs dominate hot weather wear for school travel and daily wear. front closing styles seen as easiest to wear.
Fashion writers hail polyester cotton voile as the hottest fabric in shops. Shoppers seek the sheer material for dresses blouses and children's wear due to its crease resistance easy laundering fast drying and compatibility with flocking and decorative effects.
Dear Mrs Schraub advises that a second grade girl nervous in class may feel pressure from the new setting or uncertain work. Suggests conference with teacher to ease tension and avoid stressing the child. Also notes vocabulary leaflet offer with self addressed envelope and 25 cents.
Ten women s clubs plus three urban and three international finalists announced in a 200000 Community Improvement Program co sponsored by the General Federation of Women s Clubs and the Sears Roebuck Foundation. National winners to be chosen by judges visiting April 15 27 with awards totaling 10000 to 1000 for top ten. Winners announced in Boston June 12 at the federation convention.
A note on washable fabrics and care tags quotes a producer’s tag reading any way you please. Urban award finalists hail from Atlanta Indianapolis and Richmond with international entries from the Bahamas Guam and the Philippines. State conventions announce winning clubs with awards from fifty to three hundred dollars. Community Improvement Program totals exceed eighty thousand dollars with nearly one hundred twenty thousand allocated to education and regional programs.
The time and work in making quilts warrants the best washable materials. Preshrunk colorfast fabrics and linings help fluff in the dryer or line. Batting options in cotton or dacron stay in place if stitched in small patterns. read labels for paint uses.
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