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Newspaper

Windfall Advisor

Location

Windfall, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1971

Page

3

Windfall Library picks readers may enjoy this season

The Windfall Library highlights popular and timely books for readers chasing best sellers. The staff notes titles like The Overweight Society The Curious Wine and The Middle Generation plus new stereo records and holiday releases. Donors named include Mrs Pearl Hinshaw Mrs Leroy Burkhardt Mrs Edward McKinney and Mike Martin. The library operates 2 to 5 p.m. daily except Thursdays and Sundays in the Community Building.

H. C. Hazlitt Windfall Library Wyden America Mena Webb Rose Nadler Franzblau Pearl Hinshaw Leroy Burkhardt Edward McKinney Mike Martin

Grandmother's Kitchen Recipes From an Old Scrapbook

Seasonal recipes and home tips drawn from an old scrapbook include fried sweet potatoes with butter, plus household hints on relief for neuralgia dandruff lemonade for colds and coffee to mask onion odor. Also notes on cleaning paint from glass washing milk tops and telephone mouthpieces, plus apple bake batter and sorghum cake ideas.

Meeting to showcase helicopters at Stardust Hotel Las Vegas

The Helicopter Association of America plans its annual meeting and industry showcase January 9 to 12 at the Stardust Hotel in Las Vegas. Executive director Robert A. Richardson says the helicopter's growing role benefits mankind and merits broader public awareness.

Stardust Hotel Las Vegas Robert A. Richardson Helicopter Association of America

Environment and economics clash over zero pollution bill

An editorial argues against Sen Muskie's 180 page bill to ban discharges into rivers and lakes, deeming it impractical and costly. It cites Secretary Stans and Russell Train noting widespread untreated sewage and high projected costs, urging balanced progress over sweeping new law.

Sen Muskie D.-Me Senate House Commerce Stans Russell Train President's Council On Environmental Quality

Power Tools Safety Rules and Hazards

Power tool use grows as a hobby but hazards rise with inexperience. Suggestions from Underwriters Laboratories urge reading manuals, grounding double insulated tools, using three-prong outlets or adapters, keeping guards, avoiding clutter and damp areas, supervising children, using correct tools, not forcing tools, wearing safety glasses, protecting cords, using a vise, maintaining balance, and looking for safety symbols to ensure a safer, more enjoyable hobby.

Underwriters’ Laboratories wAlways

Equal Opportunity Urged by Industry Leader Speech

James M. Roche, chairman of General Motors, urged businessmen to work with renewed dedication to hasten equal economic opportunity for all Americans. Speaking at the Chicago Economic Development Corporation meeting, he noted progress in minority enterprise and hiring but emphasized the nation has far to go before equality is reached.

James M. Roche General Motora Chicago Economic Development Corporation Roche

Investment clubs rise 50 percent since 1966

A National Association of Investment Clubs survey from last April reports investment clubs have grown by 50 percent since 1966 and show an average compounded annual return of 14.7 percent over their lifetimes.

National Association of Investment Cluba

Overcoming the Honesty Gap on Drug Abuse

Peter Hammond argues communities must admit drug problems to act effectively. After acknowledging trouble, towns tend to panic and launch many programs that vary in effectiveness. The key is a careful local needs analysis to choose proper actions rather than rushed solutions.

United States Dad Mom Junior

Works Day and Night To Scan Parking Lot

Chrysler's Tren ton Engine Plant installs a closed circuit surveillance system to scan a 3000 car parking area. A guard monitors from 50 feet to three-quarters of a mile in daylight and up to half a mile at night, with automatic or manual operation and remote control. The unit can sweep 180 degrees in under a minute and set to 356 degrees.

Chrysler Corporation Trenton

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Windfall PIE Peter €. Hammond National Coordinating Council On Drug Education
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