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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1977
Page
31
A packed room plan describes turning a master bedroom into a versatile retreat. It suggests centered beds with storage headboards and wall mirrors to enlarge space, built in shelves and work surfaces, a desk with a parsons table, and closet storage by windows for sewing and storage.
Jean Rool district five director presides as Camillus Business and Professional Women's Club installs Linda Marind president Sally Everett first vice president Peg Hayden second vice president Sue Hoke corresponding secretary Arlene O Connor recording secretary Evelyn Doster treasurer.
Syracuse Alumnae Chapter of Delta Delta Delta has elected a new slate for 1977 78 led by Marilyn Phillips Morey as president and Yvonne Phillips as executive vice president. Jeanne Esee is vice president Nancy Carpenter is corresponding secretary Fran Gebhardt is recording secretary and Nancy Teiche serves as treasurer. New members include Karen Underwood Cornell University and Martha Squire Ohio Wesleyan University.
Patricia Jemblowski daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerome Jemblowski of 648 Carina Circle Clay was named to the dean's list at State University Agricultural and Technical College at Morrisville. She pursues a secretarial science major.
Mrs. Harry Derderian was honored at a Sherwood Inn luncheon before the couple moves to Boston for a position with Anheuser Busch. Cynthia DiPaola of 320 Mildred Ave earned a perfect spring semester average at State University College at Buffalo majoring in special education. Edmund Hilliard and family, former Edinburgh residents, returned to the U S aboard the Queen Elizabeth II, greeted by relatives. Martin Seedorf and wife celebrated their 67th wedding anniversary, married in 1910 at St Mathew's Church East Syracuse.
Mrs. A Gordon Wheler of Cazenovia was re elected chairman and Robert C Webster was named vice chairman. New secretary is Mrs. Richard P Davis and treasurer Mrs Leland W Singer was re elected. New executive committee members include Harriet Davis and Rev Dr Benjamin Lake with Newell W Rossman. Other terms and retirements noted with two new trustees named earlier.
A national survey of 17 year olds reveals Southern girls favor women working outside the home at higher rates than Southern boys. In the Old South 62 percent of girls support work outside the home versus 30 percent of boys. Regional contrasts show varied support for women’s employment and the study links economic realities to women’s job participation. The findings challenge traditional views and suggest evolving gender roles amid economic factors.
A reader complains of rude men who demand a man handle inquiries, prompting Ann Landers to call sexism a learned trait. Another letter discusses a father’s illness and a mother needing support, while a third asks why a daughter uses foul language in front of her mother. The column promotes counseling and understanding as responses.
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