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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1981
Page
5
A column presents reader letters about relationship dynamics. Tips to married men emphasize honesty, realistic expectations, and considerate gestures. Other women suggest awareness of nonexclusive relationships. responses from readers note blunt, casual replies to personal questions and seek broader perspectives from other cities.
Dear reader asks about surgical menopause and estrogen therapy. Dr Donohue explains that removing ovaries accelerates menopause and hormone replacement can be used until typical age 45 to 55. Therapy aims to prevent osteoporosis and maintain reproductive tract health, with dose adjusted to symptoms and response. He notes he cannot answer every letter but these topics are covered in the column.
A junior high teacher Charlene Einsel partners with local employers to place 18 ninth graders in part time jobs. The program aims to curb dropouts by showing students realistic work options, building money awareness, and linking education to future earnings while benefiting employers with motivated workers.
Community notes cover a Beacon Light review by Mrs Lois Mayo and hostesses for fairs, D of I Circle 781 marks its 33rd anniversary with Mass led by Rev Ronald Renner and songs by Catherine Bender and Teresa McCandless, Kenya slides shown by Rev Benny Bohan, Knights of Columbus business session, D of Isabella world day of prayer, Delta Mu sorority family picnic, 25 year EM Otter John C Wilcox honored, plus surgical update on Gottschalk and Jaynes regional meeting at Sue McGinn's home with orientation skits and a luncheon and swim event.
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