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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1972
Page
3
Ann Landers answers reader questions about dangerous pets and privacy. An iguana grew to five feet and used as a bath companion prompts advice to rehome it, while a separate letter discusses trust funds and revealing a son-in-law’s snooping behavior.
The annual meeting of Church Women United will start at 1 30 p m Friday at Snyder Chapel on the Neosho County Community Junior College campus. Election of officers will be held and Mrs Robert E Williams will retire as president. A nominating committee chaired by Mrs Harold Barnhart prepared a slate. The Rev Jerome Beat, president of the new organization, will lead a Child Care Inc discussion. Babysitting will be available at the First United Methodist Church.
Nutrition quiz sourced from Betty Crocker materials tests knowledge on vitamins minerals and calories. It covers cereals grains, iron, water, fortification, and energy units with multiple choice answers and scoring guidance.
A reader shares a Heloise tip from hospital advice. Wrap a warm compress on the shin with a plastic bag to trap heat and extend warmth for minutes. The method uses a sterile compress against the skin and asks readers to confirm with their hospital.
Mrs. Neil McQuarie discussed Love, Inc. at the Town and Country Extension Homemakers Unit meeting in the Good nough home. She noted no fees for participants, funding from civic groups and United Fund, plus donated craft materials. New members Mrs. Earl Morgan and Mrs. Gerald Thompson joined. Ned Davidson farewell to Colorado. eight members and two guests attended.
Laurel Mothers Club met Friday at Mrs. Jim Spilman home for a parody of Ann Landers. Guest Buford Allen played Ann Landers and answered member questions. Mrs. Robert Stout co hosted. Nine members attended. A leaked food sale was announced to raise funds for the group.
Mrs. Elmer Conklin leads a Founders Day program for 14 members of Chapter DD, P.E.O., with Mrs. Dean Gough as hostess and Mrs. Boyd Burns guiding the business session. The page also includes reader letters to Heloise offering household hacks and kitchen tips from several readers.
Community social notices list events with deadlines after meetings. January 25 at Chanute Textile Phint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 am to 4 pm includes weddings with photos. Events: Exercise Program Launching Pad 9 am Sunflower Chapter Eastern Star Masonic Temple 7:30 pm Quest Club Mrs E S Cornish R3 salad luncheon 1 pm Art and Literature Club Mrs Randall Diver 130 S Larson 1:30 pm Vashti Chapter Eastern Star North Malcolm Community Center 7:30 pm.
Review covers Peggy Fleming's outdoors in Europe ice special To Europe with Love on NBC and CBS 60 Minutes mix on GM production line troubles desertions and Howard Hughes. NBC Emergency debut described as Dragnet style while CBS Something Evil is a haunted house feature with Sandy Dennis and Johnnie Whittaker.
Slides were shown of the islands of the Aegean Sea Greece and Turkey for Neosho Allen Counties Legal Secretaries dinner meeting at the Elks Club Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Joe F Balch presented the program commenting on the prehistoric civilizations of these islands and countries they had visited. Marion Dannenberg was elected treasurer of Les Des Monday at Margie Fickels home. Janice Buckner president conducted the business session. Appearance on Teen Hop in Joplin with Sub Debs March 18 was discussed. Members considered taking cupcakes to a nursing home for Valentines day. They were introduced by Mrs Cliford Crumline. Mrs Virginia Breshears state president of KALS was guest of honor. She urged attendance at February KALS seminar in Wichita. Theme of the seminar will be Perfect Us in Our Jobs. Mrs Hilda Marvin conducted the business session and Mrs Duane Knapp announced Bosses Night Feb 15. Attending were 16 members.
Christina Novotny of Thayer High School earned the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow title for 1972 based on a Dec 7 written test. She advances toward state and national honors with a series of scholarships and awards totaling nearly two million dollars over 18 years.
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