Women Also List Dirty Dozen inAnn Landers reply
A reader via DEAR ANN LANDERS quotes a Chicago secretaries list of twelve male faults dubbed the Dirty Dozen. The items include failing to use a phone number, overindulgence at drinks, hat rain covers, poor tipping, white socks with suits, boasting about others, smoking cigars in food, blasting Frank Sinatra, kaleidoscope of colds, baldness disguise, dull cocktail chatter, and misfashioned cigarette lighting.
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Ann Landers
Chicago
Gertie
Frank Sinatra
Girl Scout Troop 624 Court of Awards at Dad Daughter Dinner
Girl Scout Troop 624 held a Dad Daughter Dinner at Church of Christ featuring a Court of Awards and investiture service. Margaret Lester and others received the Sign of the Star and Sign of the Arrow. other badges went to Leslie Blomquist and peers. Linda Simons led an investiture for new girls Pam and Cindy Bay. Troop leaders are Mrs. Tom Yoe and Mrs. John Warfield.
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Church of Christ
Margaret Lester
Nancy Zimmerman
Jennifer Shantz
Laurie Lester
Glenda Finfrock
Nancy Warfield
Tina Womack
Juleigh Muirhead
Cathy Yee
Susan Black
Linda Simons
Diane Martin
Tom Yoe
John Warfield
Spencer Foundation funds Missouri KC chemistry building
The Spencer Foundation contributes 850000 toward a 2550000 chemistry building at the University of Missouri in Kansas City. State and federal governments will provide the remaining funds. Mrs. Helen F. Spencer funded the gift.
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Kansas City
Spencer Foundation
University of Missouri
Helen F. Spencer
Conference on Aging Brings New Directions to KU
The 16th annual Kansas State Conference on Aging runs February 28 to March 1 at Kansas University. Topics cover low rent housing for low income seniors, elderly housing developments, new directions in local programs and health insurance for seniors, and the clergy role in retirement counseling.
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Kansas State
Kansas University
Church
Pleasant Valley 4-H and HDU meeting and activities
4 H Club and HDU News notes Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Unit will meet at 10 am Friday at Mrs. Gus Hadl’s home for a work day with a noon covered dish lunch. Bring table service, a covered dish, and a 50 cent Valentine gift. Co hostess Mrs. W E Stone. Program on Educational Opportunities Outside of College by Mrs. Marvin Garrett. Roll call on How good reading can advance my education. Busy Dames meet at 1 15 pm Thursday with hostesses Mrs. Caryn Scott and Mrs. Evelyn Hastings presenting the program. members to bring educational clippings. Valley Ridge Unit meets 1 45 pm Thursday at Community Center. hostess Mrs. John Mulvihill Sr. Lesson Beautify Your Hands by Mrs. Leo Mulvihill. roll call My Favorite Hand Cream. Unit sponsors a Perry store food sale Saturday. Brookdale Unit met at Mrs. Dean Stultz’s home. Mrs. George Goff presided. March 1 meeting at 1 30 pm hosted by Mrs. Richard Fraser. program Educational Opportunities Outside of College by Mrs. Evelyn Hastings.
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Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Unit
Gus Hadl
Route 5
W. E. Stone
Marvin Garrett
Nancy Shockley
Dames Home Demonstration Unit
Caryn Scott
Valley Ridge Home Economics
John Mulvihill Sr
Leo Mulvihill
Perry
Brookdale
Dean Stultz
George Goff
Richard Fraser
336 Elm
Evelyn Hastings
Wright to speak on Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis
M Erik Wright of Kansas University will discuss clinical and experimental hypnosis at 4 p.m. Wednesday in Dyche Auditorium. The KU Psychology Department sponsors the lecture.
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M. Erik Wright
Kansas University
Dyche
KU Psychology Department
Clam Juice as Substitution in Fish Stock
The article notes that clam juice can substitute for fish stock in recipes. It recommends keeping bottled clam products on hand for pantry versatility and quick flavor adjustments.
Potatoes Offer Iron Thiamine and Vitamin C
A Kansas State University extension nutrition specialist notes that potatoes, prepared with jackets on, provide iron thiamine and a strong dose of vitamin C. This positions potatoes among the top dietary sources of this vitamin for a typical family.
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Daisy Atkinson
Kansas State University
Southwestern Bell Plans 1966 Kansas Service Upgrades
Southwestern Bell pledges improved Kansas telephone service in 1966 with a $32 million investment to upgrade reliability and capacity. New dial systems will reach De Soto, the 850,000 plus phones statewide gain 94,000 new sets, and 218 miles of underground intercity cable will reduce weather disruptions. Touch-tone service arrives in McPherson next fall, with expansions planned between Kansas City Kansas, Lenexa, and Olathe. The company invites customer feedback if service falls short.
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Southwestern Bell
Kansas
DeSoto
Nome
Kenses
Lawrence
Menhatten
Topeke
Sabetha
Marysville
Kansas Cities
Wichita
Hays
New Bend
Chanute
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Iday Colme
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Hutchinson
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Jopeka
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Olathe
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Kingman
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