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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1972
Page
3
Readers share practical fixes such as fully dissolving gelatin by boiling then chilling, placing a lint bag near the washer to discard lint, using a book end to hold bowl covers upright, and repurposing a salt box with two spouts to store sugar and coffee cream.
Lois Carlson represents Neosho County this week at an in service workshop at Kansas State University Manhattan. Kansas extension home economists discuss mobile homes alternatives food market concerns credit uni tailoring and video cassettes. Dr Libby Jones will conduct the uni tailoring clinic with demonstrations of clothing construction techniques and new fabrics on equipment. Jean Carlson coordinates the campus workshop and other classes cover food market concerns credit and new laws affecting credit and mobile homes.
Mrs Clyde Sellegren led an Odense Extension Homemakers session at Mrs Orlie Hiebert s Brie home presenting Table Toppings using slides to showcase stylish tablecloths and placemats from various materials She led the business meeting and donations were given to the Red Cross March of Dimes Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and H unit will back the Jolly Go Getters 4H Club Mystery gifts went to Karen Corbett and Mmes Sellegren Mary Ellen Walters Virgil Grizzle and Leon Corbett Ten members and two children attended including two guests
In the Memorial Building on Monday the American Legion Auxiliary held a Spring themed social with yellow jonquil table décor. President Nelle Stevens led the business session as the Mines Cumings Jones Nelson Seefeldt committee oversaw planning. A tea towel shower was approved, and canasta winners were Zula Johnson Floyd Yahss John Oglesbee and Vincent MicCune.
Advice column exposes two urgent personal matters. A mother reports a nephew, 11, and daughter, 5, with inappropriate behavior at a family reunion and seeks guidance on addressing privacy and involving parents. Ann Landers recommends reporting to the boy’s mother and offering psychological evaluation if needed.
Dear Ann Landers advises parents to keep delicate porcelain figurines crystal ashtrays and other knickknacks out of reach of toddlers and to teach children not to touch them. She shares a personal anecdote about a Dorothy Doughty figurine cracked by a guest.
Scout News Troop 79 assembled March 18 for an all day outing at Zion Lutheran Church. They bicycled to Santa Fe Park to cook dinners and hike the lake path called a signs of spring. Activities led by Mrs. Leroy Mathew with aides Mrs Fraser Burghart Byers Schooley. Cadettes Dana Coble and Lisa Wallace attended as guests.
Four-H Best Yet H Club met with fifty six members present in March. Plans were completed for a skating party on April 25 with each member allowed one guest. The program featured Kim McGuffey tap dance Jerry Smith vocal solo Sandy Redburn Julie Esslinger Mindy Webb piano solos and square dances by the Folsom Prison and Proud Mary groups. Carolyn Hines led recreation. Hines and Angleton families hosted.
Community events include Chanute Country Club bridge at 1 30 p.m. We Who Club Sawyer Hall 1 30 p.m. Senior Citizens Central Park Building rides line 431 0109 8 00 to 8 30 a.m. Neosho County Pomona Grange Fairfield School 7 30 p.m. Do Si Do Square Dance Central Park Building 5 p.m. Great Books Safari Recreation and Parks Commission Highland 7 30 p.m.
The report notes that the nation records the only three pandas born in captivity, all occurring in China.
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