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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1976
Page
18
Dear Abby column outlines a reader letter about living wills and end of life choices. Norman Vincent Peale responds that Protestantism lacks a unified stance, generally leaving life and death to God's judgment, while acknowledging differing opinions.
Daily zodiac guidance with brief personalities and tips for Aries through Pisces. Highlights urge focus on details, cautions about cooperation, finances, and relationships, noting potential mood swings and strategic postponements.
The Brambleton Junior Woman's Club of Roanoke will sponsor the Spirit of 76 Folk Craft Classic bringing together historic and modern crafts from six states. Highlights include handblown glass, pottery, violins, driftwood furniture, batik, stained glass and more. The event runs April 2 to 4 at the National Guard Armory Reserve Avenue Roanoke. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
Bridge quiz by Charles Goren covers key actions in diverse hands. Questions explore doubles, jumps, and slam prospects under varying vulnerabilities with recommended responses and bidding ideas.
The article cites a St Francis Hospital study from Miami Beach showing the common cold as the most prevalent infection, affecting the elderly more severely. It notes 200 identified cold viruses, rapid antigen changes, and limited vaccines. It urges careful nutrition, isolation, and medical care for feverish cases to prevent pneumonia.
A column by Joanne Koch critiques shifting advice for American housewives from efficiency fixes to paid work and personal autonomy. It contrasts old guidance with new views from Mike McGrady and Latty Pogrebin, discusses time use and value of housework, and argues for recognizing the home’s social and psychological role while affirming choice.
NEW YORK AP Dorothy Gauchat and her late husband Bill opened their Avon Ohio home Our Lady of the Wayside for dozens of handicapped children over 30 years. The house grew to 37 children and a 45-member staff. Some died, others returned to families, and some moved to state care.
Danville Register advertises spring sewing patterns with a free pattern coupon and a catalog offer. It promotes savings on clothes you sew yourself and lists a pattern book and instant sewing guides with prices.
West Lafayette ind ap report shows more than 30 career women returned to Purdue University for a two day conference Occupational Outlook 1976. Visitors shared how they obtained their jobs and how their personal lives mesh with careers. Sharie Crain of International Harvester highlighted growing opportunities for women, government hiring pressure, and the value of formal training and line jobs leading to management.
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