CHOICES Column Aims to Help Readers Cope with Crises
Dr. Karen Blaker PhD launches CHOICES a thrice weekly column in this newspaper starting Monday October 3. The column offers crisis coping advice drawn from her crisis counseling teaching and psychotherapy background and will include a feature on hotline problems.
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Karen Blaker
Choices
Blaker
Scott
Kim
Plans For Future Events Discussed By High Point Legal Secretaries
High Point Legal Secretaries met for dinner at Gail Neese’s home to discuss upcoming events. The Winston Salem seminar at Hyatt House includes a hospitality suite. A Oct 8 yard sale at Phyllis Robbins’ home follows a Sept 8 poster workshop. Ruth Hill presided. new member Carol Schierkolk joined. Clarence Mattocks spoke on child abuse. The group plans a steak cookout Oct 18 at Phyllis Robbins’ residence.
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High Point Legal
Gail Neese
Winston- Salem
Hyatt House
Phyllis Robbins
Ruth Hill
Pauletta McMillan
Robert R. Schoch
Nancy Cromer
Charles Cromer
Earlene Riley
Clarence Mattocks
Carol
Students Learn Economic Problems Running Farm
Marshall Minnesota reports high schoolers at a Southwest State University farm management workshop tested a three year, mythical farm contest. Teams sought maximal profit while the prize went to the least money lost, about 35000 dollars on an 850000 dollar operation.
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Marshall, Minn
Southwest State University
Marshall
Lester Schmid
Southeast State
Schmid
Women Ignore Crisis in Italy Spend on Fashion and Food
Rome reports reveal Italian housewives, amid rumors of national decline, spent 97 billion lire on imported perfumes and cosmetics last year. They also bought 7 billion lire worth of oysters and 700 million on salmon, with Rome’s Via Condotti hosting the popular American Dream dress shop. A tourist menu still offers Italian meals for $3.
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Rome
WNIS
Italy
Via Condotti
P.S
Auxiliary to Give Gift at National Guard Armory Open House
High Point National Guard Auxiliary members planned a presentation of a gift for the new Armory at an open house this fall. They discussed a sausage and egg biscuit sale at the Armory during the November 19 drill and set the next luncheon with Mrs. Pat Thornburg on October 16 at 1 p.m.
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High Point Medical Auxiliary
Vipa Burapavong
Gretchen Bernthal
Monty Smith
Diane Blaylock
National Guard
High Point National Guard
Karen Waters
Northgate
Apts
Pat Thornburg
Georgia Ave
Thomasville
New Location For Boutique Opens Sept 23 in High Point
The Junior League of High Point announces the Bargain Boutique moves to 128 S. Main St. with a Sept 23 11 a.m. grand opening. Mayor Roy Culler, David Mr. Downtown, and other officials attend the ribbon cutting. Manager is Mrs. Marguerite Mize.
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Junior League of
High Point
S. Main St
Roy Culler
David
East Kivett Drive
Marguerite Mize
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