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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1977
Page
7
Public attitudes toward medicines swing from optimism to concern. Women influence medicine use for themselves and children, with emphasis on reading labels, correct dosing, and consulting physicians. Tips include safe home storage, avoiding drug interactions, and five steps to keep a family cabinet secure.
Green Street Baptist Church honors its Girls in Action and Acteens during an evening worship featuring a Parade of Missions. Special awards crown Jana Thorpe Amy Kirk and Deanna Hamilton as Acteen queens with Pat Vestal holding the queen scepter. Youth Choir and Bob Phillips provided music under Rev Marion Boling.
North Carolina State University extension specialists report chocolate candy remains the American favorite. In 1975 nearly 70 percent of candy production contained cocoa or chocolate, with over a fifth being solid chocolate or chocolate mixed with fruits or nuts. Nonchocolate hard candy accounted for about one tenth of U.S. candy consumption that year. Other popular nonchocolate items include caramels toffees marshmallow confections nougats creams fudge jellies and licorice. Egg hints note eggs coagulate between 149 and 175 degrees Fahrenheit and over cooking toughens the white.
A column contends five inch high heels remain sexy though hazardous. A reader in San Jose asks how to help an alcoholic grandmother. Ann Landers promotes Al‑Anon and provides contact details and a booklet on limits for necking and petting.
UNCG advanced design students under Jim Gallucci built a full living room in cardboard including a grand piano, stereo and clock. The project aimed at practical cardboard furniture with functional hinges and detailed replication, using minimal tools and hours of work.
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