Boss Tips From Ann Landers Letters
Readers share workplace wisdom from Ann Landers style columns. A secretary urges polite greetings and private corrections, while a boss reflects on respectful treatment and courtesy toward staff.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1972
Page
4
Readers share workplace wisdom from Ann Landers style columns. A secretary urges polite greetings and private corrections, while a boss reflects on respectful treatment and courtesy toward staff.
The FDA proposes a voluntary filing system for cosmetics ingredients via the Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association, representing about 85 percent of U.S. cosmetics, with potential mandatory rules if the plan fails. Labels for sensitive ingredients may be required to trace injury causes.
The annual meeting for The Children's Hour Head Start program will be held at 8 tonight in Joliffe Hall on the Kansas University campus. A planned day care center for low income families will also be discussed.
The Barn Dancers Square Dance Club meets at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the IOOF Hall at Eighth and Vermont with caller Karl Edwards. All square dancers are welcome. Round dance practice is planned for 7 15 p.m.
Mrs Barbara Rohde and daughters from South Bend visited relatives in Indiana. Lawrence Sertoma and La Sertoma Club members traveled to Kansas City Kansas for the Midwest Regional Ser toma Convention at Glenwood Manor. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Russell Steen, Mr and Mrs O F Stinson, Mr and Mrs Charles Higley, Mr and Mrs Earl Wilson, Mr and Mrs Arthur Heck, Mr and Mrs Walter Hicks, Mrs Cleva Hemphill, Bernard Judge and Jim Williams. Mrs Wilson won a seat on the international auxiliary nominating committee and was reelected South Kansas District governor. Mrs Gertrude McCarty returned from Council Grove after visiting her brother and sister in law C E Alexander.
Nine year old Tami Hogan wrote a crayon poem thanking life days before she died of leukemia. Her father Gary, a lieutenant with the Carmichael Fire Department, learned in December 1970 of her illness and kept it from her as long as possible. Her teacher Sister Mary Carton and grandmother Mrs. Robert Mead recall her thoughtful concern for others and her quiet understanding of life.
Valley Ridge Extension Home makers Unit meets at 1 30 p m Thursday in Buck Creek Community Center with Mrs Frank Black hosting. Edna Mulvihill presents Entertaining Do It Easily and Well. Clinton Extension Homemakers Unit meets at 1 15 p m with Mrs Charles Jackman as hostess and a lesson on Taxes in Kansas. Fund raising for a concession stand at Rock and Mineral Show planned for April 15 and 16 at County Fair grounds. Spring tea on April 14 District Homemaker Day May 5 in Topeka and trophies for 4 H demonstration winners approved.
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