Dear Ann Landers Column Excerpt on Parenting and College Life
A reader asks about a father nursing his child, to which Dr Rod Jamieson says it’s not possible unless the father holds the bottle. Another letter laments campus fashion and manners, arguing for values and endowments, while a couple seeks marriage help over stepchildren and a difficult ex-husband, with counsel recommending joint counseling to align parenting.
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Ann’ Landers
Rodney Jamieson
Chicago
Presbyterian-St
Ann Landers
Kennel Club Obedience Classes Draw 50 Dogs and Handlers
Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club began a new session at the National Guard Armory with 50 dogs and handlers participating in winter obedience exercises. Gail Cox of Topeka judged the event. High score 191 of 200 belonged to Tiffany Belle the golden retriever owned by Art Winchell. a St Bernard Sabrina owned by Carol Luff tied for high but won the Advanced Beginner trophy after a run-off. Top junior handler went to Christy the toy poodle. Instructors included Jane Tusten, Kenneth Beal, Art Winchell, Jean Parsons, Margaret Oros, Priscilla Senior and Barbara Retke.
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Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club
National Guard Armory
Gail Cox
Topeka
Tiffany Belle
Art Winchell
St. Bernard
Sabrina
Carol Luff
Boots
Deanna Carlson
Carl Larson
Dink
Echo
Brittany Spaniel
Mary North
Golden Girl
Schwanz
Kay Bove
Jammer
Susan Williams
George
Evelyn Ewing
Kirby
Pat Nemcheck
Christy
Jane Tusten
Kenneth Beal
Jean Parsons
Margaret Oros
Priscilla Senior
Barbara Retke
Mrs Nixon cheers and protests greet Arizona visit
Mrs. Nixon drew cheers in Phoenix and protests in Tucson during a Friday swing. In Tucson she helped dedicate the restored John C Fremont House, greeted by supporters tied to Nixon’s veto of a health bill. A large Phoenix crowd awaited her arrival at the Republican conference. Apache dancers performed for the First Lady.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Richard Nixon
Tucson
John C. Fremont
Nixon
Republican
R Omen
Vixon
WSCS Sets Meetings at First United Methodist Church
The Women’s Society of Christian Service and its six circles plan Wednesday meetings. Circles 1 and 3 attend a 9:15 a.m. death preparation forum in Fellowship Hall. Circle 2 meets at 9:30 a.m. at 1704 West 20th Terrace. Circles 4 5 6 hold 1:30 p.m. sessions at specified homes with devotions and programs led by named members.
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Fellowship Hall
Gail Darrow
W. 20Th
Ter
Warren Bowling
Forrest Jackson
Circle 4
Lloyd Douglas
Barker Ave
H. C. Brinkman
C. A. Spray
Gary W. Hoffman
A. G. Hunt
Archie Jameson
Circle 5
Clyde Husted
Rt. 3
Edith Falkenstien
Lydia Schaake
Small World
Darlene Haney
Circle 6
Adelia Thomas
Ohio
Frank Brune
F. O. Russell
Clarence Schaake
Harold Kirby
Marie Brown
Breast self check helps defend against cancer
A simple monthly breast self check is advised as a woman’s best defense against breast cancer. The American Cancer Society offers a free leaflet on the subject.
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Your
American Cancer Society
Christian Women Club Dinner Concert in Lawrence
The Lawrence Christian Women's Club hosts a April 21 dinner concert at 6 30 p m in the Kansas Union featuring Art Perri a 27 year old baritone from Minnesota He rose to fame on a Philadelphia TV station and later studied with the Lanza family His wife Karen also performs Advance tickets sold with a April 17 deadline call for reservations to Mrs A D Janzen Mrs Harvey Groening or Mrs Doris Guggisberg
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Lawrence Christian Women’s Club
Kansas Union
Art Perri
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Mario Lanza
Lanza
Terry Robinson
New Jersey
Hollywood
MGM_ studios
Perri
A. D. Janzen
Harvey Groening
Doris Guggisberg
Oscar night sans Scott and Hope shocks Hollywood
George C. Scott again declines Oscar night appearance despite nomination for The Hospital. An Academy spokesman says he is not attending and Howard Gottlieb would accept if he wins. Bob Hope also says he was not asked and denies any hard feelings.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles Music Center
George C. Scott
Scott
Patton
the Hospital
Academy
Howard Gottlieb
Bob Hope
Marriage Licenses Issued in Topeka and Lawrence
A list shows couples receiving marriage licenses including Dewey Green of Topeka with Mariella McCarthy of Topeka. James Kreuzberger and Carol Lilgendahl of Lawrence. Stephen Glass and Beth Kocourek of Lawrence. Gary Law of Holton with Beverly Spiker of Topeka. Thomas Snell of Tonganoxie with Sylvia McAlexander. Steven Campbell and Melody Johnson of Lawrence. Joe Transmeier and Sherron Koerner of Lawrence.
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Stephen Earl Glass
Lawrence
Beth Ann Kocourek
Gary Lester Law
Holton
Beverly Jean Spiker
Topeka
Thomas Gene Snell
Tonganoxie
Sylvia Joan McAlexander
Steven Jay Campbell
Melody Leona Johnson
Joe LeRoy Transmeier
Sherron Kaye Koerner
Forum Series Set at Church in Death and Illness Theme
The First United Methodist Church in downtown hosts the first of three forums by the Women’s Society of Christian Service. A panel of ministers and doctors will discuss terminal illness and death, including Rev. Ronald Sundbye, Rev. Otto Zingg, Dr. G. E. Manahan, and Lou Cordaro. Public welcome. tickets at door. nursery provided.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
10Th
Vermont
Fellowship Hall
Ronald Sundbye
First Methodist
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