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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1972
Page
9
A recipe for spaghetti with butter parsley and grated Parmesan plus sliced ripe olives. Prepare pasta, melt butter, toss with cheese and olives, then serve. Also includes garlic notes and a Vitello Tonnato recipe with veal, tuna sauce, and parsley.
High school seniors including boys and girls may compete for $111000 in Betty Crocker Search for American Homemakers of Tomorrow. Enrollment ends October 31 with a December 5 knowledge test. State winners receive $1500 college scholarships and a school prize. runners-up get $500. An expense-paid Washington and Williamsburg tour awaits the Tomorrow finalists.
New York fashion notes show open classrooms and a trend toward practical yet stylish outfits for young girls. Durable tie shoes, wide pants, and updated blouses lead a move from traditional schoolwear to tailored separates, with bold plaids, monochrome looks, and fur-trimmed coats dominating the season.
Mrs. Cecelia Belanger, speaker for the Catholic women in Saco, urges belief in tomorrow and democracy. She cites her work with Maine Catholic Women and day care, defends democracy against revolution, and ties optimism to education, faith, and youth amid campus unrest and societal disillusionment.
Book review of Paper Chase by Lesley Egan describes Miss Williams leading a double life as secretary and true crime fan. Jesse Falkenstein and Sgt Andrew Clock investigate a murder linked to the Masked Monster while other homicides surface. Humorous subplots surround a Pekingese and a Great Dane as staccato dialogue shapes the tale.
A column reflects on late summer weddings shifting from June, the enduring role and power of women highlighted by Father Donald Jacques, and the Maine county fair season with scenes of livestock, quilts, produce, and fair foods stirring nostalgia.
Pratt Institute students in Brooklyn designed nonpolluting soaps focusing on natural ingredients and eye catching form. Projects included floatable bars, soluble packaging, and reusable dispensers with fruit shapes and modular pieces.
Ruth Pologe Levinson, assistant national director of advertising and publicity for American International Pictures, advocates hiring women executives in the film industry. She notes credibility gained by a tightly run operation and describes her rise from secretary to head of the New York publicity department. Lawrence Steinfeld praises her as an executive who leads without gender bias.
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