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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1973
Page
9
Reader letters cover freezing yeast still rising well and using sponge method. Tips include mirror placement for kids, removing batteries from toys to prevent acid exposure, quick spicy tea recipe, fixing misaddressed birthday cards with bleach dipped toothpick, and a note that Heloise answers questions in her column.
Montgomery Ward launches a new color syntax to help shoppers pick matching furnishings. Each color is numbered, with compatible colors sharing the same ten digit range. The system covers wallpaper to wallhangings and will roll out across stores and catalogs by the year.
WSCS to hear official "Yes You Are A Color Expert" for employees with a separate soundtrack for consumer groups. Free from most stores or by contacting the home furnishings coordinator. Meeting at St. Marx's United Methodist Church on Wednesday at 10 am. Guest speaker Mrs. John Wilshusen, president of the Souringest Texas Conference. Lunch will be served. Executive committee meets at 9 am.
The Crockett Elementary School PTA elected new officers. Mestames rank G Salinas was chosen president with Inez Losing and Eyelia Saldana as vice presidents. Jesse Hubbard and Joseph Lopes serve as secretaries, Margarita Alvarez is treasurer, and Bova Bazan is historian.
The Junior League of San Antonio will hold a 9 30 a m event at the Bright Shawl featuring an introductory program on cardiopulmonary resuscitation. The San Antonio Chapter of the American Heart Association will present a CPR demonstration titled The Pulse at Life with speakers Pat Sciuback and Dr Frederic Jones.
Lincoln reports from the University of Nebraska Extension Service noting rising leisure spending as affluence grows. With incomes up to $15,000 annually or more, a larger share of families can afford leisure activities. The update also urges readers to refresh Christmas card lists before the holiday rush while mentioning cheese grading criteria.
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