The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 September 1966 — Page 4
Daily Bannar, Greencastle, Indiana
Monday, Septembar 26, 1966
You, Your Child and School
Ford Thunderbird brings a new dimension to the field of personal luxury car transportation with the introduction of its 1967 product line which includes this 4-door Landau model. All Thunderbird models present a markedly changed yet unmistakably Thunderbird look with a thrusting, long hood line, shorter rear-deck and recessed air-scoop type intake grille. The 2 and 4-door Landau models feature vinyl-covered roofs and the traditional S-bar on roof quarter panels. The two Landau models plus the 2-door Hardtop have ventless side windows and headlights located in the grille sides that are covered by matching doors which retract when the light switch is actuated.
Patterns For A Career In The Textile Industry
By ROBERTA ROESCH Ever since I wrote a column on the art of putting designs on cotton fabrics with the use of wax and dye (batik printing), readers have been asking me to write about Job opportunities in fabric styling and design. For answers to the questions I have been asked I contacted the American Textile Manufacturers Institute and learned that today’s opportunities in textile firms are practically unlimited for trained stylists, designers and colorists who do a good job creating new fabrics. World's Largest According to my Informants, the U. S. textile Industry is the largest In the world, producing some 15 billion square yards of cloth per year—enough to wrap the earth 333 times with a yard-wide strip. 1 also learned that, along with man, textiles have moved Into outer space, not only in the flight suits worn by the astronauts, but also In the covering of missile nose cones and the special parachutes that bring the space explorer and his capsule safely back to earth. If you want to prepare yourself for job opportunities in fabric styling and design, you will need, along with training and ability, initiative. Industry, imagination, inspiration, ambition and resourcefulness. You must also know the complex textile market and understand the capabilities and limitations
of textile manufacturing machinery. Trends And Ideas You must also be aware of trends, and you should expect to spend many hours searching for new ideas in museums, art galleries, magazines, foreign publications and libraries. As a fabric stylist or designer, you will undoubtedly work closely with fashion designers. At the same time, you must maintain your own very broad outlook on fashion cycles and innovations. As you work, you will be concerned primarily with such overall fabric characteristics as color, weight and texture. You will also be responsible for longrange fashion planning, for determining basic colors and for styling complete fabric lines. Quite naturally, the first big design in devising the original
Fabric Designers Spend Hours In Museums Looking For Ideas
sketch or design motif for use on printed, woven or knitted fabrics of wool, cotton, silk, man-made fibers or blends of fibers. Next you will work with colors—mixed, matched or combined. Finally, you will work with the “repeat” drawings from which the printed plates are made. After you gain experience as a stylist or designer, you will find there are good opportunities to move up to top fabric and design jobs. Other Possibilities The opportunities in the textile field are so wide and varied, that if you want to branch out beyond styling and design, you can extend yourself to other jobs in the field, such as fashion coordination, fashion promotion merchandising or manage-
ment
By DAVID NYDICK UPI Education Specialist Schools have a definite responsibility in the area of civil defense. Any failure to take every possible precaution would have to be considered a dereliction of duty. A number of individuals and groups voice objections to practice drills and preparation for disasters. They often indicate that they do not want their children exposed to what they call the frightening effects of a drill. There is also a feeling that there is no protection against a nuclear attack expert prevention
through peace.
Individuals have a right to such attitudes, but a public agency does not. A number of factors must be considered. Civil defense is designed for protection against many types of disaster, only one of which is a nuclear attack. These include fires, floods, hurricanes, torna-
does and earthquakes.
The schools of our nation are
responsible for the
volved. Darkness often creates panic. Many modern schools have extensive glass areas. Shattering glass is particularly harmful, but individuals can be protected from this danger. Obviously, there are many steps which can be taken to protect students and employes from the effects of disaster conditions.
on the
WASHINGTON UPI — You probably have seen decal stickers on auto bumpers bearing such messages as “Stamp Out Hangnails," “Reelect Judge Crater" or “See The Underwater Indian Village at Buttermilk
Springs, Fla."
Well, it was revealed this week that Rudi Gernreich, the
physical fashion designer who invented safety of nearly 50 million the topless bathing suits, has children and more than 3 mil- created a new use for decals,
lion employes. There must be
Designer Finds Use for Decals By DICK WEST
Saved By Guards EASTCHURCH, England UPI—John Evans’ amphibious escape attempt from the Eastchurch island prison proved he isn’t much of a sailor. Evans stole a rowboat, got lost in the fog and stuck in the mud and had to be rescued by pursuing prison guards.
Well Read
SALINA, Kansas UPI — Charles Francis and his bride don’t know it yet, but their “friends” have re - decorated their apartment as a welcome home surprise. While the couple was honeymooning, friends filled the bedroom with 12,000 pounds of newspapers. A lipstick greeting on the bedroom mirror reads: "with friends like these, who needs enemies?”
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With tht approaching of cool nights — the signs of smoke reaching skyward and the leaves taking on the color of fall, we are reminded of the coming of winter and the very limited time for cement work which is a necessity in the erection of cemetery memorials. Whether you plan to erect a memorial and have that unmarked grave memorialized through the long winter months is a decision for you alone to make. Some cemeteries reserve the right to stop putting in foundations after Oct. 1st or Oct. 15th. Our purpose is to remind you of the limited time left for this work, to invite you to visit our large display and to offer our years of experience in serving you. We have a complete stock from which to choose in all the nationally advertised granites and suggest you make your selection while weather conditions will permit erection.
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a well planned program in the event of any form of emergency situation. This is a right to which each of these students and employes are entitled. A civil defense program will afford protection even against the effects of a nuclear attack. It is therefore the obligation of
school officials to take steps | other types of fasteners.
At a style show in New York, one of his models came out wearing the bottom half of a bikini and some decal strips where the top half ordinarily
would be.
The decals were applied directly to her epidermis. Which eliminated the need for knots, buttons, strings, straps and
to implement such a program. What kinds of plans and protection are needed? Communication is needed. Schools should have plans for emergency communications such as portable radios and direct lines to civil
Gernreich was quoted as saying that decals to be worn on milady’s rib cage would soon be available to the public. There is no need, hqwever, for anyone to wait. With a national election corn-
defense headquarters. Consid-; ing up, political headquarters eration should be given to can be found on almost every
emergency food rations and first aid equipment. Emergency lighting is valuable especially where young children are in-
comer. All a girl has to do before going to the beach or pool is stop by and pick up a couple of campaign stickers.
.. (By CARLO J. SALZANO) WASHINGTON UPI —Over in the Agriculture Department the time does come, its spokesmen say, to speak of many things. Of crop reports and cattle grown, of cabbages and kinks. That’s right. Kinks. Peculiarities in foreign eating habits which can affect the success of U.S. farmers who are exporting their produce. But, in the most recent case of such habits, it appears that a fear attributed to Italian men of eating chicken-for fear their virility will be lost-has not affected U.S. exports. The department’s Foreign Agriculture Service reports that from 1955 to 1965, poultry consumption in Italy was up from 4 to 16.1 pounds per capita. And, the FAS reported, 20 per cent of the poultry imported to Italy in 1964 was from the United States which supplied more than 30 per cent of that import in 1965. The question of virility and chicken consumption was raised by a recent Italian visitor to the department, and was based on a discredited theory that hormones fed to broilers could affect virility. The U.S. poultry industry stopped feeding hormones to broilers about five years ago after hearing some complaints. No connection between the feeding of the hormones and its effect on virility was established.
WOMEN OFTEN HAVE BLADDER IRRITATION After 21, common Kidney or Bladder Irritation! affect twice as many women as men and may make you tense and nervoue from too frequent, burning or Itching urination both day and night. Secondarily, you may lose sleep and suffer front Headaches, Backaches and feel old, tired, depressed. In such Irritation, CYSTEX usually frrlngs fast, relaxing comfort by curbing Irritating germs In strong, told urineand by analgesic pain relief. Oet CYSTEX at druggists. Fsei better In*.
predicted 1966 production of soybeans would reach a record 926 million bushels, 10 per cent more than the 884 million bushels produced in 1965.
“It’s just a lot of hog wash," the FAS spokesman said “That’s an old rumor started by some irresponsible journal-: ist,” The Crop Reporting Board: said a carryover of 35.7 million 1 bushels of soybeans was on hand as of Sept. 1, compared with 29.7 million a year ago. End - of - year stocks indicate consumption of 838 million bushels of soybeans since Sept. 1, 1965, when there were 874 million bushels, including a carryover of 30 million bushels, the board said. Earlier this month, the board
Bus Depot Robbed GARY UPI — Two masked gunmen early today robbed the bus depot here of about 110,000. Police said the two entered the terminal shortly after 8 a.m. While one held a gun on the few people in the depot, the Other went behind the counter and ransacked cash drawers and a safe. Following the robbery, the two fled on foot toward the central business district a few blocks away.
Guernsey Dispersal Sale We, the undersigned, on account ef quitting the dairy and changing aur method af farming, will sell at the farm located 4 miles south •f Kirklin, Indiana, on State Read 421, or 1 mile north af the junction •f State Reads 47 and 421, on FRIDAY, SEPT. 30, 1966 Beginning at 10:30 A.M. 103 - GUERNSEY -103 24 cows ranging from 3 to 10 years eld, freshened last spring, on good flow ef milk, giving up to 60 pounds per day; 19 cows to freshen between sale date and January 1; twelve 2-year-old heifers to start freshening boforo solo date; 12 coming 2-year-old hoifors, ready to breed; nine 18-menth-eld open heifers; fifteen 6-months to year old heifers; nine 6-month-o|d heifers. The above herd carries a lot of size and quality, has been on DHIA for the past 20 years and all cattle have been raised an the farm. The herd average is ever 8,000 pounds •f milk and 400 pounds of BF. Full information will be given at the sale. All cattle tested and clean, seme have been calfheed vaccinated. MILK EQUIPMENT 400 gallon EmBee stainless steel bulk milk tank in good condition; 4 Surge milker and pump; 2 milk vats; calf buckets; rack; other miscellaneous articles. TERMS CASH. Net responsible in case of accident. Kirk Rawlins & Mary Harrison Wakefield and Murpby, Aucitoneers Martin, Clerk
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