The Helen Bottel Advice Column Toasts Dress Codes
Dear readers discuss dress code fairness between high school and college students while junior high clings to dresses and tucked shirts. The piece hints at broader shifts in school attire and notes for Peace prayer samples from the Synod of the Golden Gate with request details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
National Prayer For Peace
Synod of the Golden Gate
Ellis Street
San Francisco
Calif
Helen Bottel
Pecos
Toyah Talk: Toyah Boys Fall to Tornillo in Tight Games
Toyah junior high lost 54 34 while high school dropped 50 43 in the first game and 73 58 in the second. David Goodnight led junior scoring with 16 points. Joe Talamentez and Frank Lott paced high school with 15 and 14. Steve Compton led Toyah with 22 in the second game. Junior Lara could not play. Booster Club hosted a Christmas program December 22 with Kenneth Scott and Mrs. Hilly Lott guiding a mostly musical evening in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tornillo
David Goodnight
Toyah
Joe Talamentez
Frank Lott
Steve Compton
Junior Lara
Tim
Kenneth Scott
Night Person Awake Fight Dies Hard For Early Risers
Betty Canary argues that Night Persons resist dawn with humor and stubbornness while Day Persons push wake up efforts. The piece teases a book adaptation Surviving es Woman available by mail for $5.95 from Betty Canary, Box 489, Radio City Station, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Canary
Radio City
New York
Your Horoscope for December 14 1970 by Frances Drake
The column provides sun sign guidance for Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio with cautionary notes on conduct. It emphasizes listening before speaking, care in travel and finances, managing duties calmly, seeking wise counsel, and avoiding emotional extremes throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Letters From Santa and Zodiac Advice Feature
A mix of child Santa wishes and a 1971 horoscope feature outlines holiday requests from young readers and a reader’s personal zodiac forecast. The page includes names and family voices, with a horoscope calendar offer from The Pecos Enterprise.
Texas Unemployment Hits 3.7 Percent in 1970
Texas ends fiscal 1970 with a 3.7 percent jobless rate, highest since 1965, driven by defense cutbacks. Labor force grows slowly. total employment near 4.63 million. Nonagricultural jobs up 1.9 percent, agricultural employment falls 3.6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Texas Employment Commission
Preston Smith
Italian painter Gwuselletmo CACCIA father of five artists
Italian painter Gwuselletmo CACCIA (1568 1625) is described as father to five daughters who pursued art. To keep them from that profession he founded a convent in Moncalva Italy where all his daughters became nuns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwuselletmo Caccia
Moncalva
Italy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hilly Lott
Raymond Goodnight
China
Lara
Veterans Hospital
Big Spring
A.L. Gibson
Tom Cargill
Carlsbad
Mrs
Bill Cargill
Zion
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Foodway
Johnson
Kimbell
Gladiola
Libby
W.K
C.S
Libby's
del Monte
S.eddy ST
Frances Drake
Bret
Santa Srt
RGR
ESAS
Santa Clause
Yvette Michelle Riley
Santa
Fisher
Price Toys
Vickie
Suzie
P.S
A.M
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Tycho Brahe
Lee Remick
Pecos Enterprise
Pecos Enterprise, Horoscope Book Department
Old Chelsea Station
N.Y
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