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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1973
Page
6
A study by the Offices of Communication of the United Church of Christ shows Indiana commercial stations added 2 percent minority and women employment in 1973 versus 1972, with non commercial stations up 4 percent for women and 6 percent for minorities. National gains were 2 percent for minorities and 1 percent for women across commercial television.
A survey shows minorities occupy two of 99 fulltime noncommercial station managers positions, 18 professionals, one sales, and 20 technicians. Women hold 74 of top four categories at commercial stations and 25 percent of all employees statewide, with most women in office roles.
Q Poe valued patch work and quilts and pillows and asked where to learn. A Mary J Blanco replies: visit a local library and explore craft books. Libraries now host crafts as a lifestyle for women and booksellers offer Books in Print catalogs for new titles.
A craft note explains making a memory basket from old cards. Cut designs and sentiments from five or six similar cards, sandwich back to back, trim to uniform size, add shirting cardboard, stitch into a circle, and seal with a basket bottom. Mrs William Morris signs the tip and invites readers to send ideas to The Leisure Craftsman.
Summitville Baptist Church hosts Harmony Association area Baptist men Saturday evening. Supper starts at 5 30 with a free will offering. Guest speaker Rev Areld Westphan of Michigan City, noted author and army chaplain in World War One, will speak. James Moore of Summitville will preside.
The CCC Model diet critique exposes how fat use, sugar, and overbuying boost daily calories. It warns cooks overlook oil, sugar, and fat content in common foods and cautions against convenience foods that pack extra calories. It urges portion control and smarter shopping to cut calories and waste.
In Mountain View California nurses and doctors report that women may meet space flight stresses. First Lt Lorraine Schoen and seven nurses underwent five weeks of bed rest and tests to assess physiological responses. NASA says results aim to inform space mission eligibility scheduled for 1978 or 1979.
Miss Draper and Lawrence Smith Jr announce their engagement to family and friends. Draper, daughter of Vernon and the late 1107 N Tippecanoe Ave Alexandria, is a RCA Marion employee and Alexandria Monroe High graduate of 1972. Smith, son of Lawrence E Smith Sr Rt 1 Summitville Miss, is a Johns Manville Alexandria employee and Summitville High School graduate of 1967. No wedding date set.
The Fairmount Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held a Friends Night with Betty Howard and Paul Howard in charge. The Harvest of Friends program featured many guest officers from 17 area chapters and a salad bar for about 100 members after the meeting. The next regular meeting is set for Tuesday, November 6.
Miss Lavanna Kay Detrick and Christopher Shrader wed in a double ring ceremony at Frankton Baptist Church. The couple’s parents are Elmo Shell of Frankton and Norman Shrader of Greensburg. The service featured Lois Foust playing music and a reception at the bride’s home followed by a short wedding trip. The bride will continue at Frankton High School and the groom works at State Plating Co in Elwood.
School lunch menu lists daily offerings from October 29 to 31. Items include Spanish Hamburger on bun with corn salad and Halloween cake, Tenderloin sandwich with beans and slaw, and hamburger steak with potatoes and peas. Desserts include Jello cubes. Milk is offered each day.
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