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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1976
Page
6
NEA winter fashion notes feature a knee length snowflake patterned sweater jacket with raglan sleeves and slender shape. Instructions for sizes 8 to 18 cost 50 cents, available from Stitchin Time Box 503 New York NY 10019, request pattern No 463 with name and address.
Deanna Sebestyen 28, Baylor University nursing graduate, directs a pioneering Dallas Day Care Enrichment Program serving over 400 centers. Immunizing 7000 children in 1975, she implements a Community Health Helpers program and hosts a local health radio show while pursuing a master’s in Child Development and writing a day care health guide.
A four time married man argues for mutual rights in home life and stresses the need for personal space and relaxation for men. He urges inviting a man to influence decorating and daily routines, citing how wives sometimes misread his needs and a personal salmon trophy symbolizing lost space.
Judy Allen, a Quincy Car son Pirie Scott bridal consultant, explains brides often cry and rely on guidance through gown selection. She notes most brides start alone or with a friend, return with their mother for final choices, and that traditional gowns with long trains remain popular in her rural Illinois area.
Toni Renae Holland and Richard Lee Bracy announce their engagement. The bride elect, daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Holland of Hurst, is a SIU Carbondale sophomore and Herrin High School 1975 graduate employed as a clerical worker at SIU C. Bracy, a SIU C senior, will work after graduation with Southern Illinois Airport Flight Institute and is Herrin High School 1973 graduate. The June 18 1977 wedding is planned.
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