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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1977
Page
7
The YWCA on Gatewood Avenue offers a year round family swim program with infant to adult instruction and open plunge. February marks the start of the next session with registration now open, featuring Infant Swim Polyway Tadpole Scared to Death Prestroke and Competitive Stroke classes to build water skills and confidence.
Maggie Crow of The Only Earth spoke on health foods and nutrition at the Cambridge Garden Club meeting held at Mrs Frank Banesses home. A business session led to projects for the month and a silk flower workshop was announced with Mrs John Gansman as teacher. Guests included Mrs Edward Stewart and Mrs William Mooring. The article also notes YWCA swimming classes including backstroke and butterfly training with prerequirements and a Lifesaving class starting Feb 7 for Red Cross certification.
A two day listing of classes and meetings across Tadpoles to Duplicate Bridge. Activities include infant and child swims, yoga, beginner and adult swims, Jr League, various hobby and advisory meetings, and multiple evening programs. The schedule features Frog, Polywags, Belly Dance, Karate, and program planning sessions with no stated dates beyond the days Monday and Tuesday.
In a column from January 17 1977 Ann Landers addresses readers asking about a husband who criticizes his employer in social settings. The page includes letters from Worried Sick and No Thanks plus advice urging lawful steps and etiquette education.
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