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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1966
Page
5
A collection of Ann Landers exchange letters on issues of self worth and relationships. Readers reveal struggles with communication shyness, emotional blocks, and marital complications including a husband’s prior marriage and an ex-wife attending a funeral. Advice offered emphasizes emotional causes over mental limits and practical steps.
Captain Gary L. Hatfield 27 son of Mr and Mrs W W Hatfield of Alabama was decorated July 23 for aerial support of ground forces while serving with Troop D 3d Squadron 4th Cavalry 25th Infantry Division. He enlisted in 1962 and last stationed at Fort Benning. He graduated Lawrence High School in 1957 and earned a teaching degree from Kansas State College of Pittsburg in 1962. His wife Beverly resides in Wichita.
Airman Second Class John L. Walters son of Mrs. Johnnie Daniel of Lawrence has completed the U.S. Air Force radio operator training course at Keesler AFB Mississippi and will be assigned to an Okinawa unit. He is a Cheyenne Eagle Butte High School graduate from Eagle Butte South Dakota. Walters attended Northern State College in Aberdeen. Ronald L. Stewart son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Stewart of Tonganoxie was promoted to private first class July 29 at Ft. Hood Texas with the 1st Armored Division. He serves as a radio teletype operator in Company C of the 141st Signal Battalion, entered the Army in January 1966, and graduated from Tonganoxie Rural High School in 1964.
A Clay Center reception honored Mrs. William J. Riechers state president of the Kansas Department American Legion Auxiliary. Alonzo F. Dexter Unit 101 hosted at Clay Center Country Club with local members including Mr. and Mrs. Travis Glass and Laura Ann, Mrs. Clyde V. Bell, Mrs. E. C. Neustifter, Mrs. Thornton Hemphill, Mrs. Alan Fisher, Mrs. Fred Johnson of Lawrence, and Mrs. Fred Plank of Baldwin.
The Nugents enjoy privacy in Nassau amidst calls for media restraint. Bahamas officials and the U S Consulate confirm reporters should not intrude, as they stay at Capricorn, a secluded waterfront home owned by Rebekah Harkness Kean. They attend Mass at St Francis Xavier Cathedral.
More than 500 Kansas DeMolays are expected for a three day state convention at Kansas University August 18 to 20. Activities include ritual, athletic contests, and evening mixers at the Kansas Union Trail Room and Holiday Hills swimming party. William E. Montgomery will speak after the banquet, with John T. Smith presiding as state master councilor.
Miss Linda Morris 19 of Ulyses Kansas won the 1966 Miss Grain Sorghum crown in Dimmitt Texas. She received a $500 scholarship after prevailing over 18 other contestants from Texas New Mexico Oklahoma and Kansas at the pageant Saturday night.
Meat Board experts estimate 190 million people eat hot dogs yearly, totaling 1.3 million miles of consumption. That distance equals two trips to the moon and 14 trips around the earth. The average hot dog is five and a half inches long, with per person consumption about 80.
Vinland Extension Homemakers Unit meets 7 30 p m Friday with Donna Saile roll call My Favorite Dress and Clyda Deay lead lesson New Fabrics and Fabric Finishes Mrs Martha Skeet guest speaker for Busy Dames Unit Thursday Two films Time and Two Women and Self Breast Examination shown Members may bring guests to 1 15 p m meeting at 1038 Lawrence Ave notify Janiece Scribner or Sharon Snow Viet Nam box contributions invited
The Jayhawk 4H Club Fair at the Don Palmateer farm Saturday evening featured a trunk showing with the 1966 theme. Models included Sandra Stumbo Carol Pine Virginia Nunemaker Mary Nunemaker Jane Heck Sara Hudson Linda Wilson Penny Wilson and Sandy Pine with Virginia Nunemaker Sandy Stumbo and Kathy Garrett in comic costumes. David Nottingham played an accordion solo. In the livestock parade Mike Hemphill Jeff Conner Steve Shirk and Phil Shirk exhibited black Angus heifers while Gary Black Bob Palmateer Bette Booth and David and Craig Gose showed Herefords. Linda Stumbo rode a Welsh pony and Judy Hudson rode a pony
Holstein heifers shown by Bruce Miller and the Nottingham family. Diane Nunemaker presented Don Palmateer and his wife with candle holders as club appreciation. Members earned awards in fruit, crops, home improvement, and multiple baking contests with numerous blue and red ribbons.
A and P heir Huntington Hartford is refused permission to build a sidewalk cafe in Central Park by NYC parks commissioner Thomas P F Hoving. He offered four approved sites but the southeast corner cafe was rejected. Hartford pledged $1 million for Bedford Stuyvesant pools despite the setback and had proposed a $1.5 million gift including the cafe funding.
Pare cucumber and quarter lengthwise, remove seeds, chop very fine. Mix into cream cheese with finely grated onion pulp and juice, salt and white pepper. Optional smoked salmon layer adds rich flavor.
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