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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1968
Page
12
A collection of Dear Ann Landers Q&A snippets covers elevator harassment, stair use for health, neighbor horseradish gifts, and bartenders refusing service to intoxicated patrons. The column notes legal limits on serving alcohol and emphasizes practical, community-sense guidance. Distinguished readers seek safety and decorum in daily life.
New York fashion previews show higher costs for women's apparel as unions and fabric prices rise. Designer Vincent Monte-Sano notes costs up by about 20 percent already with spring prices potentially nearly a third higher than last year if hemlines lengthen or shorten.
The Jay hawk 4 H Club gathers at Grant School at 8 p m on Monday. Members will share their favorite expression for roll call. Dale Nottingham will speak on The Proper Way to Give a Project Talk. Mike Hemphill will demonstrate and Kathy Garrett will give a health talk.
A meeting of the 59ers Extension Homemakers Unit is scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Robert Van Der Stelt. Co hostesses are Mrs. Jack Brenton and Mrs. Evelyn Hastings leads the program.
Haskell Institute students will attend their annual post vacation party the Sock Hop at 8 tonight in Tecumseh Hall. The gathering serves as a welcome back get together for returning students.
Douglas County Home Economics Extension office schedules a two day meat selection and prep course for March 14 and 15. A $1 pre enrollment fee is charged with registration blanks available from the Extension office and due by February 10.
Reported Wednesday that seating equipment appeared ready for expansion when belts were removed. The observation highlighted a trend toward increased comfort and capacity without constriction.
Cadette Troop 640 led by Mrs. Raymond Loehr and Mrs. Wilbur Borel organized service projects and events. They attended Cadette Capers at KU planned holiday parties collected food and turkey for an adopted family and enjoyed an overnight at Lone Star Lake.
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