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D^D Rj - [PaDORI
HATPIN NEWSLETTER
Northfield, Minn,
September, 1971
?I SPENT THE SUMMER TRAVELING.
I GOT HALFWAY ACROSS MY BACKYARD."
-Louis Agassiz, naturalist
*
If this is your first PIN-POINT and/or you havea't belonged to HATPIN before,
this is an invitation to join us in our environmental endeavors; we think that
you-of all Northfielders-might be particularly interested in the pursuits of
our organization. The two-page addendum to this PIN-POINT ("Everything you
wanted to know about HATPIN...") will answer questions about HATPIN and
what membership in it means.
Both new and old members take note:
This issue oYpYn-POINT will be the only one received by you until your 1971-72
membership dues are paid. Fill out the form on the last page of this mailing
and send in before September expires.
THIS MONTH-
All are invited to come to an I AM CURIOUS, HATPIN party (otherwise known as a
coffee party) the evening of September 14 at the home of Betty Palm, 117 Nevada.
Beginning at 7:30 p.m. board members will be on hand to answer questions about
HATPIN and local environmental problems; they'd also like to get feedback from
you on HATPIN's activities. Please come--whether an old HAT or a new one!
The HATPIN booth at the Northfield Arts Guild Fair on September 12 will
again sell natural dried plant raeterial and other gifts of nature. We will need
dried grasses, weeds, seed^pods and pine cones for winter arrangements; shells,
interesting shaped rocks and driftwood suitable for dish gardens, plant arrangements or craft projects.
Take a walk and see what you can find. The criterion to keep in mind is
whether it can be used in art or craft work. We could use some pictures that
show how to use our natural materials.
Please bring your contributions to Mary Dyer-Bennet, 907 Winona St. by
Saturday, September 11. We need things from all HATPIN members.
Marilyn Schuster (5-6265) and Mary Dyer-Bennet (5-5358),
Co-Chairmen
Environmental film festival!
Sponsored by the Commission on Christian Social Concerns, these films will
be shown on two consecutive Sundays this month, 8:00 p.m. at the Methodist Church.
Sept. 19 - "Time to Begin" (contrasts the untouched natural world with manfs
rape of it)
"Follow the Wind to Cousin" (records the life in an island bird
sanctuary)
M- "Miner's Ridge11 (states the case for including the Glacier Peak
area in the North Cascades National Park)
"Zero Hour for the Redwoods"
Sept. 26 - "What Are We Doing to Our World?", a 50-minute film in the CBS
21st Century series (1969)
"America's Wonderlands: The National Parks"
The October meeting of the board will be held at 9:30 a.m., the 6th day of the
month, at Corrine Heiberg's house, 410 E. First Street. A babysitter will be
provided; there is a 25<? charge per child.
Object Description
| Title | Pin-Point, HATPIN newsletter for September 1971 |
| Creator | Housewives Alert to Pollution in Northfield |
| Description | Pin-Point, HATPIN newsletter for September 1971. Housewives Alert to Pollution in Northfield. |
| Date of Creation | 1971-09 |
| Minnesota Reflections Topic | Environment |
| Item Type | Text |
| Item Physical Format | Newsletters |
| Locally Assigned Subject Headings |
Environment Civic Organizations Women |
| Minnesota City or Township | Northfield |
| Minnesota County | Rice |
| Contributing Institution |
Northfield History Collaborative Northfield Historical Society |
| Contact Information | Northfield Historical Society, 408 Division St., Northfield, MN, 55057, www.northfieldhistory.org |
| Rights Management | This item may not be reproduced for any reason without the express written consent of the Northfield Historical Society, www.northfieldhistory.org |
| Local Identifier | 1993.68 |
| Collection Title | Northfield History Collaborative |
| Language | eng |
| CDM Modified Note | grant4_28 |
Description
| Title | Page 1 |
| Creator | Housewives Alert to Pollution in Northfield |
| Description | Page 1. Pin-Point, HATPIN newsletter for September 1971. |
| Date of Creation | 1971-09 |
| Minnesota Reflections Topic | Environment |
| Item Type | Text |
| Item Physical Format | Newsletters |
| Locally Assigned Subject Headings |
Environment Civic organizations |
| Minnesota City or Township | Northfield |
| Minnesota County | Rice |
| Contributing Institution | Northfield Historical Society, 408 Division St., Northfield, MN 55057, www.northfieldhistory.org |
| Rights Management | This item may not be reproduced for any reason without the express written consent of the Northfield Historical Society, www.northfieldhistory.org |
| Local Identifier | 1993.68 |
| NHC File Name | NHSDOCS001980.tif |
| Collection Title | Northfield History Collaborative |
| Transcription (FullText) | D^D Rj - [PaDORI HATPIN NEWSLETTER Northfield, Minn, September, 1971 ?I SPENT THE SUMMER TRAVELING. I GOT HALFWAY ACROSS MY BACKYARD." -Louis Agassiz, naturalist * If this is your first PIN-POINT and/or you havea't belonged to HATPIN before, this is an invitation to join us in our environmental endeavors; we think that you-of all Northfielders-might be particularly interested in the pursuits of our organization. The two-page addendum to this PIN-POINT ("Everything you wanted to know about HATPIN...") will answer questions about HATPIN and what membership in it means. Both new and old members take note: This issue oYpYn-POINT will be the only one received by you until your 1971-72 membership dues are paid. Fill out the form on the last page of this mailing and send in before September expires. THIS MONTH- All are invited to come to an I AM CURIOUS, HATPIN party (otherwise known as a coffee party) the evening of September 14 at the home of Betty Palm, 117 Nevada. Beginning at 7:30 p.m. board members will be on hand to answer questions about HATPIN and local environmental problems; they'd also like to get feedback from you on HATPIN's activities. Please come--whether an old HAT or a new one! The HATPIN booth at the Northfield Arts Guild Fair on September 12 will again sell natural dried plant raeterial and other gifts of nature. We will need dried grasses, weeds, seed^pods and pine cones for winter arrangements; shells, interesting shaped rocks and driftwood suitable for dish gardens, plant arrangements or craft projects. Take a walk and see what you can find. The criterion to keep in mind is whether it can be used in art or craft work. We could use some pictures that show how to use our natural materials. Please bring your contributions to Mary Dyer-Bennet, 907 Winona St. by Saturday, September 11. We need things from all HATPIN members. Marilyn Schuster (5-6265) and Mary Dyer-Bennet (5-5358), Co-Chairmen Environmental film festival! Sponsored by the Commission on Christian Social Concerns, these films will be shown on two consecutive Sundays this month, 8:00 p.m. at the Methodist Church. Sept. 19 - "Time to Begin" (contrasts the untouched natural world with manfs rape of it) "Follow the Wind to Cousin" (records the life in an island bird sanctuary) M- "Miner's Ridge11 (states the case for including the Glacier Peak area in the North Cascades National Park) "Zero Hour for the Redwoods" Sept. 26 - "What Are We Doing to Our World?", a 50-minute film in the CBS 21st Century series (1969) "America's Wonderlands: The National Parks" The October meeting of the board will be held at 9:30 a.m., the 6th day of the month, at Corrine Heiberg's house, 410 E. First Street. A babysitter will be provided; there is a 25 |
| Language | eng |
| CDM Modified Note | grant4_28 |
