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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1973
Page
6
Readers debate the ten best life years from youth to old age. A psychologist reports young see twenties as best, older people favor forties and fifties, and a quarter see old age as best for travel and relaxation.
A long list of patients in a hospital and a series of dismissals follows. Names and addresses include Louise Thornton 545 Ohio and Mary Racy 1401 Maple La. Numerous births credited to married couples near Baldwin and Wellsville. The items note infants and adults with several addresses and streets, ending with several couples reported to have a baby or babies born on weekend days.
Mrs Oletha Blevins county extension home economist speaks at Clinton Extension Homemakers Unit meeting at 1 15 p m Thursday in Mrs Curtis Conrads home Rt 5 Her topic is Public School Finance Roll call What I d like to see added to or omitted from the school curriculum Mrs Phyllis Roger hosts Fifty Niners Extension Home makers Unit meeting at 8 tonight Discuss public school finance.
The American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey Liberty Unit 14 will meet at 7 45 p m Tuesday at Legionaires. Marguerite Goff, foreign relations chair man, arranged the program. Guest speaker Christana Chu of Hong Kong, a Kansas University student, will attend.
More than 800 people attended Small World's fifth annual luncheon at the First Presbyterian Church. The event offered 87 foreign recipes across 10 am to 2 pm, with Marilea Wade noting its success and proceeds funding English classes and community services for immigrant women and preschool children. A cookbook with luncheon recipes remains available from Judy Dorsey.
La Leche League of Lawrence will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at 130 Pine Cone Dr. Hostess Mrs. Lyle Hettinger will lead a discussion on Nutrition and Weaning. For information call Mrs. Hettinger or Mrs. Pat Lechtenberg.
High Twelve meets at noon on Tuesday for a luncheon at the Virginia Inn. The speaker is Mary Ashby a resource teacher aide. All Master Masons are welcome.
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