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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1971
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers urges awareness of lead poisoning risks beyond inner city tenements. Tests show common wooden pencils can carry high lead content, threatening children who chew them. experts call for lead free paint on pencils to protect youngsters.
Community social events fill the week with golf meetings church circles and clubs across Chanute and surrounding areas along with a humorous exchange in Dear Ann Landers about sideburn growth and hair care. Readers urged to submit wedding photos within a week and event coverage within 48 hours.
The 4-H club in Neosho County met at Roy Adams home with roll call on fair receipts and refreshments. A business men's picnic was planned for 7 p.m. Tuesday at Central Park building, with an achievement party set for 7 30 p.m. Sept 27 at the First National Bank community room. Dee Ann Johnson and John Shrimplin were elected council representatives as sewing members prepared to exhibit clothing projects.
A roadside cafe tip shows using a damp napkin to wrap knife fork and spoon for quick pickup and storage. The idea works on cloth napkins too, saving time when returning silverware. Also notes a paint chip method for color matching while shopping.
Senior Citizens at Central Park Building honored 26 members for anniversaries in the past three months. Plans were made for a water melon feed and hobo party at Highland Park Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. plus group singing and reports from officers.
Eureka to host the second art and antique show at the National Guard armory on Oct 2 and 3 with expanded art department. Artists may enter media and consign or rent booths. sponsorship by Ils Etude Inc. Contact Mrs. Albin for art info and Mrs. Williams for antique booth details.
Instructions to call the Tribune carrier if they miss delivery or if impossible to reach at 451-3400, with a note to try again at 5 30 p m.
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