Growth in Christ Emphasized at Lenten YWCA Talk
Sister Ruth Kleitsch of Catholic Charities spoke at a YWCA Lenten luncheon co sponsored by Church Women United. She urged personal growth through self awareness openness to others and faith citing St John and Samuel to illustrate growth toward becoming one in Christ.
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Ruth Kleitsch
Sr. Kleitsch
YWCA
Church Women United
St. John
I Samuel
Sr. Keitsch
Tian
Samuel
Martin Luther King
Christ
Elayne Jones Sues Over Firing From San Francisco Symphony
Elayne Jones, the orchestra's first black woman member, seeks a hearing after being fired amid a federal race and gender bias claim. Seiji Ozawa praised her, while Leopold Stokowski called her a great artist. the tenure panel awarded her only 177 of 700 points, triggering her suit alleging racism and sexism.
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San Francisco
UPI
Elayne Jones
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
New York
Leopold Stokowski
Seiji Ozawa
Stokowski
Qzawa
Ryghei Nakagawa
Miss Jones
Nakagawa
Stonkowski
American Symphony
Music Journal
Expert Outlines How to Obtain Credit
This piece outlines steps for women to gain credit independence amid ongoing policy changes. It advises opening a woman’s name checking account, obtaining credit cards in the woman’s name, borrowing from banks or credit unions, and making purchases on installment plans to build a separate financial identity. It notes the pending Equal Credit Opportunity Act making sex or marital status discrimination unlawful.
Bridge Clubs at YWCA Duel in Open and Newcomers Games
An open duplicate bridge at the YWCA Wednesday produced North-South winners Mrs. Don King and Mrs. F. G. Johnson first, Wil Yam Jenkins and Richard Nagssif second, East-West first Kathy Spivey and Dennis Cardle, second Joe Verbick and Kenny Hixon. Newcomers winners North-South Dick Mitchell and Burt Champlin, second Micki Siewert and Shauna Fitzgerald. East-West Becky Richards and Corrine Onligschlager first, Bernice Spahni and Harry Fox tied for second with Twyla Hall and Dianne Vinquist. Next event titled Trump Out Cancer set for Friday at 7:30 at the YW. A rubber game at Ambroz Recreation Center Tuesday morning saw North-South Ken Burbach and George Kanellis first, Ethel McCarthy and Frank Zeman second. East-West Carolyn Enzler and Lydia Reetlin first, Becky Duvel and Dorcas Sherman second. Overall winners were Burbach and Kanellis. Next game scheduled Tuesday 9:30 at the center.
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YWCA
Don King
F. G. Johnson
Wil Yam Jenkings
Richard Nagssif
Kathy Spivey
Dennis Cardle
Joe Verbick
Kenny Hixon
Dick Mitchell
Burt Champlin
Micki Siewert
Shauna Fitzgerald
Becky Richards
Corrine Onligschlager
Bernice Spahti
Harry Fox
Ambroz Recreation Center
Ken Burbach
George Kanellis
Ethel McCarthy
Frank Zeman
Carolyn Enzler
Lydia Reetlin
Becky Duvel
Dorcas Sherman
Burbach
Kanellis
Woman Preacher Defuses Bus Hijacker With Sermon in Florida
Ena Cuff, a Baptist Church of the Good Shepherd member from Miami, preached to a gunman aboard a Daytona Beach bus when he tried to hijack it. Within minutes the man dropped the revolver and was subdued, police said. The hijacker Ronnie Carswell, 45, of Jacksonville, was arrested.
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Daytonna Beach
Fla
UPL
Ena Cuff
Word of Jesus Christ
Cuff
Baptist Church of the Good Shepherd
Miami
Tampa
Ronnie Carswell
Jacksonville
Lyle Wessale Elected to American Society of Artists
Lyle Wessale of 633 Forty second street NE is elected as an invitational and juried member of the American Society of Artists. He was chosen for high artistry in monochrome and color photography and 3-D diazographs with many works on exhibit at the society gallery in Chicago.
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Lyle
Wessale
American Society of Artists
Chinago
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Juilliard School of Music
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Bronx Community College
Europe
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New Jersey Cooperative Extension Service
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Zales Ou Csicssctssiineon
Benen
Peg’s. Beauty Salon
25Th Street
Society For Women
Bridge Clubs
Bob
Twyla Hall
Dianne Vinquist
B.C
Lyle Wessale
Bobib
Thirty-Second
Oakland Rd
Pier 1
First Avenue
Town & Country Shopping Center
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