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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1972
Page
3
Dear Heloise column shares practical sewing tips and household hacks. Readers suggest using fabric swatches inside patterns to track dress origins, taping over buttons and diaper pins to prevent snagging, improvising curlers with small bottles, freezing blueberries for long term storage, and placing folded terry towels in high traffic areas to wipe spills.
Golden Shrine 8 White Shrine of Jerusalem elected officers for the ensuing year. Lila Mee is worthy high priestess with Vernie C. Steele as watchman and Imelda Adelgren as noble prophetess. Other officers include Charles Blanchard, Gladys Beck, Dorothy Raney, Eula Hale, Merle Estes, and Violet Jeffers. Installations set for April 21 at 8 p.m. A Kan sas Missouri Oklahoma invitation and an Chanute Cedar Lodge 103 invitation for April 19 events were read.
Alpha Chi Beta Sigma Phi held its election at Mrs. Russell Hilton’s home. Evelyn Carroll was named president with Mrs. Phil Brazil as vice president and Mrs. Kenneth Smith as extension officer. Other offices were filled and plans made for the spring formal, founders day banquet, and a spring festival booth.
A reader writes to Ann Landers describing her experience at a public event where photographers showered her with flashbulbs. She ignores the bustle, staying polite and focused on her message despite the intrusion.
Dear Ann Landers notes a disruption at a County Medical Society event where six physician wives stood to photograph the speaker. The note complains the flash bulbs and blocking interfered with the audience and left a poor impression of attendees.
Public notices request readers call 431 4100 with social event notes for Tribune submission. Deadlines vary: 48 hours after most meetings and seven days after wedding ceremonies for photos. Includes club meetings and community group rosters through March.
A ten part program titled Self Defense for Women debuts April 2 on Public Broadcasting Service Topeka Channel 11 at 9 p.m. It features Jerry Offstein a third degree Taekwondo black belt who leads lessons with a team of Stanford instructors and students including Dr Lois Durham Alycia Wong and Christine Feng. The series covers stances punches blocks and restraining holds to help women defend against attackers. Offstein a former Green Beret teaches basic elements of judo karate and other martial arts and is pursuing Hastings College of Law with an MA in international law and relations.
Dr. Margaret Wolf led the Wilson Class devotions on friendship and St Patrick with poetry by Helen Steiner Rice. Mrs. Harry Briley presided as the business session approved a $10 donation to Child Care Inc. Vee Flinn led a covered dish dinner for 33 members and two guests Dr Livingston N. Witten and Mrs Mabel Witten.
Mrs. Estie Cottle led a lesson on Taxes in Kansas for the Big Creek Extension Homemakers Unit held at Mrs. Glen Roberts home. Eleven members attended a spring tea as the group earned a gold seal for yearly achievements and approved a donation to Allen County school for retarded children while requesting arts and crafts materials.
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