Title IX drive shapes women’s sports at Davis and Elkins
Davis and Elkins College pursues Title IX compliance with new scholarships and program growth. Athletic director Ed McFarlane notes women earn partial grants, soccer and basketball lead revenue, and plans include coed swimming or separate women’s teams if interest rises. Facilities share with Elkins High, with equal treatment of genders in training rooms and equipment. hiring follows teaching grades. The institute expects more women’s programs as high school participation increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McFarlane
Davis and Elkins College
McFarlane
Davis and Elkins
Hone
D&e
Elkins High
Pregnant Women Dental Care and Newborn Teeth Facts
A reader asks about safe dental work during pregnancy and baby teeth at birth. Advice notes routine procedures are safe, avoid general anesthesia, use minimal X rays, and tetracycline avoidance. Also covers newborn erupted teeth, nursing impact, and when to consider extraction. An additional note offers a booklet on douching with a request for 10 cents and a self addressed envelope.
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DR. Curtis
Tan
Tam
Alf
Lindsay
Harris and Weible wed in home service ceremony
Teresa Susan Harris daughter of Mrs James L Harris and the late Mizer and Wayne Arnold Weible son of.
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Teresa Susan Harris
Wayne Weible
Home Service
Teresa Siti Harris
James L. Harris
Wayne Arnold Weible
Loumehoon Scheduled By Christian Women
Reservations are due today for the Christian Women’s Club luncheon in the Daniel Boone Hotel ballroom Charleston. Mary Hutchinson of Knoxville Tenn former club chair and John Robert Powers model will speak Regina Loy will present feature farming. luncheon and nursery fees apply.
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Noor
Christian Women's Club of
Charleston
Daniel Boone Hotel
Mary Hutchinson
Knoxville
Tenn
Christian Women's Club
John Robert Powers Model
Regina Loy
Norma Kuhl
Elaine Myers
Bridal Notice Publication Deadline Clarified
Notice explains wedding announcements publish 14 days after ceremony with no exceptions. Only weddings on the preceding Friday and Saturday appear in Sunday edition. Complete information must be provided before wedding and by 4 p.m. Wednesday for Sunday engagement and wedding, per the rules.
Woman Unable to Call Husband by His Name
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on personal trials. A woman cannot bring herself to call her husband by his name, weighing whether it reflects affection or detachment. Other letters include a clash over watching a friend’s child during vacation and a teen’s view on a father's affair, with guidance on handling delicate family dynamics.
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Ann Landers
Sandusky Dear 5.C
Harald Visotsky
Institute of Psychiatry
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Honey
Ann
Katie
Jimmie
Carolina
Randy
Capt Gail Stephens Weds In Texas Air Base Chapel
Capt Gail Leslie Stephens and Lt Col Alfred I Strentasch Jr. wed May 30 in the Brooks Air Force Base chapel in San Antonio. The ceremony drew attendees Capt Carol Glancy and Capt Gene Beaty. The couple will honeymoon in San Francisco and later live in Japan for a three year tour beginning after hospital duties at Yokota AFB. Both carried military and academic credentials with Stephens a nurse and Strentasch an aerospace medicine officer awaiting posting.
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Gail Stephens
Texas Air Base Chapel
San Antonio
Tex
Brooks Air Force Base
Gail Leslie Stephens
WL. Stephens
St. Albans
W. Va
Alfred I
Affton High School
University of Oklahoma
Baylor University
Waco
England
Thailand
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Thia
Virginia
Sandy Wells Seaff
Bridgewater College
Vicki Lunde
Davis and Etkins College
Curtis
Lindsay R. Curtis, M.D
W. H. Weible
Sanford
Bible School
Fountain Hobby Center
Cor. W. Washington St
Bighey Ave
Goring
B.C
Ann Lanchert
Via Landers
P.O. Hox
Elgin
Davis Monthan Afb
Tucson
Ariz
Tachikawa Afb
Japan
Chanute Apb. Ill
Alfred Strentzsch
Gail L. Stephens
Gino’s Pizza Delivery
St. E
Anil
STOUT
Durban Villans Plaza
Dunbar
W.va
Pen Eee
Lia
Virginia Street West
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