Las Vegas Night Fundraiser by Elyria Welcome Wagon Club
Elyria Welcome Wagon Club hosts a March 1 Las Vegas Nite at Americana Inn from 8 p.m. to midnight to raise funds for local charities. Seven games, drink setups, a cold buffet, and an auction of small appliances and prizes. Reservations through Mrs. Scott Philo or Mrs. William Havas. Proceeds support community organizations.
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Elyria Welcome Wagon Club
Americana Inn
Rt. 57
Scott Philo
Howe St
William Havas
Naples St
CWS Seeks Clothing and Blankets for World Relief
Church World Service urges donations of clothing and blankets by March 22 to aid global emergencies. Mrs Richard McKay notes St Andrew's Episcopal Church will again collect items. A 10 cent per pound donation is requested to cover handling and transport costs.
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Church World Service
Richard McKay
CWS
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Mary Morris
St Andrew's Church
Margaret Brugler
Ohio
Office of
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Freedom in schools blamed for truancy and dropouts
Behavioral psychologist B F Skinner argues permissive education leads to more truants, dropouts, and vandals rather than engaged learners. He appears in New York to accept a leadership award from NYU. He warns that freedom in schooling erodes effort and society.
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New York
UPI
B.F Skinner
Manhattan
New York University School of Education
Harvard University
Nutmeg and Cinnamon Birthday Cake Delights
A nostalgic cake guide blends nutmeg and cinnamon into rich birthday cakes. Instructions cover Genoise and angel food style seas, spiked frostings, colored rosettes, and decorative berry garnishes. Includes detailed ingredient lists and step by step baking and cooling directions.
Travel programs educate youth
Psychologists say teen boredom with passive media is common and educators advise active travel programs. Scholastic International operates study trips in 16 Western European countries Israel Kenya and the Soviet Union with themes from values to languages and arts. Accommodation and meals are provided and programs target teen interests. For a free pamphlet write Scholastic International Booklets Department 50 West 44th Street New York NY 10036.
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It. Now
Europe
Israel
Kenya
Soviet Union
Scholastic International
West 44Th Street
New York
N.Y
Return of the hat hopefuls signals fashion revival
New hair trends push hats to the background but designers hail a possible comeback. The 1960s beehives give way to short crops and page boys, while casual caps and floppy brims gain favor alongside straws. Julie Nixon Eisenhower and Mrs. Nixon are noted wearing hats and turbans, with Patisserie pastels giving way to natural tones and navies.
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New York
Carmen Miranda
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Irene
Nixon
Removing Crayon From Clothing in Easy Steps
An expert notes crayon is a common dryer stain. Scrape with a dull knife edge, apply liquid detergent for 20 minutes, then rinse with cool water. If color remains, rub a detergent paste into an unseen area for 3 to 5 minutes and let stand.
Special Line Shampoo Line Promoted For Nightly Washing
The manufacturer markets a biodegradable tin sets and shampoos for nightly hair care. The range includes herb lemon and balsam shampoos. Instructions advise washing laundry with a 4 cup non phosphate detergent and a sulfur cleaner in hottest water allowed by fabric.
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