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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1972
Page
3
Dear Ann relates a reader recalling a lifelong wait for love and a reunion after five years, highlighting themes of timing and missed chances as the couple confronts whether to rekindle.
A First United Methodist Church WSCS program featured a skit on Africa citing causes of underdevelopment and suggested aid from pledges and church budgets. The event, led by Mrs. Helen Reese with Mrs. Ben Dodson assisting, aligned with the year’s Leap in Faith theme as new officers were chosen and refreshments served.
The UN marks its 26th anniversary with the first annual Peace Medal. Gold medals were presented to astronauts David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin, with silver and bronze versions for collectors. The 1971 medal was sculpted by Philip R. Nathan of the Franklin Mint at Franklin Center Pennsylvania.
Advertises calling the Tribune carrier with a fallback number 431-3400 at 5 30 p m. The notice urges readers to contact delivery if missed.
The Postal Service employs 52 women among 1,300 security guards and inspectors nationwide. Kathryn Prime, a 27 year old former judo instructor, began in Philadelphia in 1970, with Los Angeles hiring nine guards and seeking more. Women train with men at the University of Oklahoma and, earning about 7500 a year, wear blue uniforms and carry .38 caliber pistols.
A doctor explains that post hysterectomy results vary with surgical method and age. Hormone therapy and adrenal hormones can help libido while psychotherapy and medicine aid management. follow up with the surgeon for in depth evaluation.
Dr. Marjorie Bauer of USC School of Medicine told a California Medical Association meeting that cooking housework child care and cosmetics raise women’s skin disease risk. Frequent hand washing and products with preservatives can irritate skin causing eczema and facial dermatitis. Gloves synthetic rubber are advised and mild cleansers suggested to reduce drying.
A reader suggests cleaning rings with a toothbrush to remove dust and oils to stop skin irritation. Another tip notes placing a handkerchief in a shirt pocket keeps it handy, while a third shares combining family contact and bill data into a single compact card kept with the checkbook.
Vilas Homebuilders Extension Homemakers Unit held a Scandinavian style coffee event at Mrs. Charles Reaves residence. Members prepared pastries and cookies, with a New Year roll call, guest hostesses, a business session led by Mrs. Clement White, and door prize awarded to a guest.
Mr and Mrs Gene McMillen announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Deane to Bob Allen Myers son of Mr and Mrs Bill Myers. Miss McMillen is a senior at Altoona Midway High School and Myers a 1971 graduate of Chanute High School now employed at Chanute Campers. No wedding date set.
Six fifth graders from Murray Hill School will present a puppet show during the children's story hour at Chanute Public Library at 10 30 a m Saturday. The troupe, led by Brian Green who wrote Invasion from Planet X, built puppets and stage with help from volunteer aide Mrs Charles Lesher.
The Wichita Symphony Orchestra will host French soprano Regine Crespin and associate conductor Leonard Slatkin in two subscription concerts on January 16 at 3 p.m. and January 17 at 8 p.m. in Century II concert hall. Crespin will perform Ravel Sheherazade and Wagner Die Teure Halle. Slatkin, a Juilliard graduate, is among the nation’s youngest associate conductors.
New officers were installed by the Gem and Mineral Society Tuesday at the Memorial Building. Don Mallory as president appointed committees for the year. Mrs. Harvey Stone reviewed an article from the Smithsonian bulletin. Mrs. Ernest Anderson won the door prize. Popcorn and apples were served by Mrs. Harold Sharp and Mrs. Stone.
Brownie Troop 84 held an Idea Day in the Alcott school gym on Monday. Fifteen girls attended and drafted activity plans for the rest of the year. Leader Mrs. Dan Howell, assistant Mrs. Ted Pegg, and helper Mrs. Larry Reeves were present.
Calendar notices invite submissions to Tribune. Details include Do-Si-Do Square Dance Club January 8 at Central Park Building with Russell Pope in the evening, January 9 Great Books Discussion at Safari Recreation and Parks Commission office, January 10 Duplicate Bridge at Home Savings Lounge and Fitness programs at Royster gym, Santa Fe Women’s Federation at Carpenters Hall 2 pm, Aunt Mary veterans event, St Cecelia Music Club at NCCIC Music Room 2 pm.
Moscow diners endure long lines and waits at the door and for menus as over a hundred restaurants cater to locals and foreign visitors. Pay runs 70 to 80 rubles monthly, tips help service though critics call tipping an insult to dignity.
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