Writer Criticizes Feminism At Kansas Union Talk
Robin Organ a New York feminist ad writer decried radical feminism and the wider women's rights movement at a small audience of about 350 in the Kansas Union. She labeled the movement as ineffective and urged action on women’s own terms with plans to push for women’s history classes, a library of women’s documents, and vigilante anti rape squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Organ
New York
Ansas Union
Tend
Morgan
A. Hience
Grapefruit Uses and History Highlight Vitamin Rich Food
Grapefruit provides low calorie high nutrition value with abundant vitamin C especially when pulp and juice are eaten. The piece covers origins in seafaring history, grafting citrus, and culinary ideas from breakfasts to gelatin molds. It notes heavy fruit for juiciness and advises on selection and serving suggestions.
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America
Florida
Dear Ann Landers readers share modern closet follies
A reader’s letter about nudist ideas and exposure prompts Ann Landers to joke about psychology of nakedness. Virginia Beach reader rebukes tone and suggests skipping the column for comics. Wabash reader asks about a 20 year old stepson living with family and paying $20 weekly. Landers advises gracious acceptance as temporary housing.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Steubenville
Re.ls
Canada
Vietnam
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Family Workshop Friday at Church
The Christian Family Workshop at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church discusses raising Christian children from a scriptural view. Rev. Arden Dorn and doctoral candidate Alice Viietstra will present on child development and learning problems, followed by group discussion and a literature table. Camp
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Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Harvard Rd
Arden Dorn
Alice Viietstra
Story Hour Set for Fridays at Lawrence Library
Lawrence Public Library announces spring story hour sessions every Friday through April for 3 to 5 year olds starting at 10 30 a m in the children's room. Children's librarian Mary Paretsky notes a special Monday event celebrating Laura Ingalls Wilder s 105th birthday with an elementary age party at 4 p m in the same room.
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Lawrence Public Library
Mary Paretsky
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Meeting on Camp Birchwood Program in Lawrence
Jim Bredemus, director of Camp Birchwood in Laporte Minnesota, will present films and discuss the coeducational camp program at a Lawrence meeting Sunday. For more information call Mrs Patrick D Green at 843 2799.
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Jim Bredemus
Birchwood
Laporte
Minn
Lawrence
Patrick D. Green
Craft Show Judge Talks On Friday
Toshiko Takaezu renowned weaver and ceramist will speak Friday at Kansas University in Spencer auditorium at 3 30 p m before serving as juror for the Kansas Designer Craftsman Show Saturday She will preview a film of her work and has studied at the University of Hawaii and Cranbrook with many awards to her credit On Saturday she will select winners for the 18th annual exhibition opening Feb 20 in the Kansas Union with 441 articles submitted by 180 entrants across weaving ceramics wood and jewelry.
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Toshiko Takaezu
Kansas University
Kansas
Takaezu
Clinton
N.J
Spencer Auditorium
Miss Takaezu
University of Hawaii
Cranbrook
Kansas Union
Births and Family Notices From Local Residents
Mr and Mrs R Michael Amyx of New Hope Minnesota announce the birth of a daughter Megan Elizabeth on February 2. A son Ross is 3. Grandparents are Herbert Volz Gardner and Carl Amyx Barker Street. Also Wright family return to Lawrence after funeral of Ruben Litz Wisconsin. J Wagner Wheeling Illinois announce birth Christopher Owen on January 16. Betty Curl is former Mrs J Wagner.
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Gardner
Carl Amyx
Barker
Charles E. Wright
Garfield
Lawrence
Wright
Ruben Litz
Wonewac
Wis
Litz
Rockton, Il
South Beloit
J. ©. Wagner
Wheeling, IL
Avental
Christopher Owen
Wagner
Betty Curl
Earl Curl
Rt. 3
John O. Wagner
Rt. 1
Brownie Troop 661 Finishes Two Community Projects
Brownie Scout Troop 661 completed 25 tray favors for Meals on Wheels and made coloring books for Lawrence Memorial Hospital's children’s ward. They provided crayons with the books. Troop leader is Mrs Gary Farrell with assistant Mrs Paul Willingham and helpers Mrs Mike Carpino and Mrs Warren Duff.
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Brownie Scout Troop 661
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Gary Farrell
Paul Willingham
Mike Carpino
Warren Duff
Ham slicer carving utensil with blunt tip blade
A ham slicer described as an excellent carving utensil measures about 10 inches long and features a narrow blunt tip blade.
Northeast Kansas Square Dance Festival Heads Topeka
Local square dance callers join the 15th annual event at Topeka Municipal Auditorium. A 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. round dance workshop led by Frank and Ruth Lanning, followed by a 3:30 to 6 p.m. square dance workshop with Ken Brandes. Evening dance features grand march at 7:45 with Jim Ellis Pat Patterson L R Perry Karl Edwards and Bob Klinkenberg.
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Municipal Auditorium
Topeka
Frank and
Ruth Lanning
Ken Brandes
Tulsa
Okla
Jim Ellis
Northeast
Pat Patterson
L. R. Perry
Karl Edwards
Bob Klinkenberg
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National Organization of Women (Now
NAACP
Women’s Movement
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Mrs. Blevins
O.K
Wabash
Culligan Water Conditioning
Massachusetts
Mini Plaza
Hillcrest Shopping Center
Wlane & Resse’s
Beauty
Dillons Plaza
al Maza Salon
Square Dance
the Junk Shop
Duke Ducote
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General Electric
Roseland
Tricia
DuPont
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