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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1976
Page
6
Designs for two 1976 Christmas stamps draw on an 1855 Nathaniel Currier lithograph titled Winter Pastime and John Singleton Copley’s Nativity painted in 1776, reflecting two centuries of art in a postwar context.
New York report in Woman's Day urges matching child size, strength, and skill to sport demands to prevent injuries. Doctors say evaluate at ages eight to nine, rule out unsuitable activities, and use medical history and parental observation.
Greensboro announces a drapery making workshop starting Friday. The program covers fabric selection sewing techniques and finishing touches for home decor projects. Participants will learn practical patterns and layout tips guided by an experienced instructor.
A sewing pattern ad offers crochet poncho caps for Misses sizes 8-18 at $1.00 each plus 35 cents for air mail. Also listed are 1977 Needlecraft catalogs with patterns and a drapery sewing class in Guilford County. A health note discusses how physical conditioning and parental pressure affect children's sports participation and safety.
Members of the Oak Hollow Junior Woman's Club will meet at Foxfire Clubhouse on Tuesday at 7 30 pm. The speaker for the evening will be Barry Ogrin from the High Point Theatre.
A reader defends personal boundaries in marriage and condemns porn and kinky fantasies while another letters discuss yelling and fear of commitment. Ann Landers answers on privacy in marriage and advises honesty and avoidance of coercive behavior. A young reader asks about kitchen fire safety and general prudishness.
Sacramento families seek U.S. help to reunite with wives and children left in Vietnam after the 1975 evacuation. Bill Brimer and Howard Wilkinson lead a petition drive, arguing thousands of American parents are separated from children in Vietnam and urging negotiations for reunification.
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