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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1968
Page
12
A high school girl defends casual sex and virginity’s irrelevance while defending her plan to be the ideal wife. A Boston shoe thrift stunt prompts ethical questions about aiding mentally retarded children. A widow asks about social invitations post mourning. advice says to live for the living.
The Jayhawker Campers Club begins 1968 meetings at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday Jan 16 in the Community Building with new officers including president Mr and Mrs Dick Mulally and others. Upcoming campouts include the Snow Bunny event Feb 3 4 at Lake Shawnee and the local group lists 21 member families.
Multiple couples across Kansas and nearby regions received marriage licenses. Names include Roger Curtis Kinney and Stephanie Joan Spyker. Jerald Bruce Hinton and Melanie Jean Higgins. Richard Darnall III and Kathleen Jenks. Edward Varnas ie and Sylvia Law. Ahmed Moha mound and Joyce London. Wesley Harding and Beverly Flowers. Thomas Stanton and Susan Swindler. Howard Grammer and Victoria Kellner.
Robert D. Caplinger of Effingham has been elected Illustrious Potentate of Abdallah Temple. He heads about 3,000 Shriners across 10 counties in eastern Kansas, including Douglas and Atchison. Caplinger also serves as Atchison County attorney and participates in the Jayhawk Cycle Patrol of Lawrence.
Alcohol education to be discussed by Mrs Fred Bukowich at the Happy Days Extension Homemakers Unit meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs Harry Denewiler 727 N 3rd St. Officers for 1968 listed. Celery seeds and dry mustard recommended for an oil and vinegar dressing served with fruit salad.
The 1967 LMH Auxiliary officers were re elected at the annual meeting in the LMH cafeteria. Elected: Mrs John H Cox president Mrs Robert Lockwood first vice president Mrs Marston McCluggage second vice president Mrs H E Erickson secretary and Mrs Will H Pendleton treasurer Rodger Johnson hospital administrator spoke on remodeling and additions over the past year. reports note 8426 hours of service, a 1000 hour increase, and awards for 50 hour volunteers Opal Jayne Kennedy Marston McCluggage Jesse Newman and Charles Leone.
In 1899 C E Birch founded the business training department at Haskell Indian Institute and in 1900 developed a touch typing method for students. Now 93 and living in Newton with his wife, he remains active in writing and religious publications while adapting to a new touch system after left hand paralysis.
The Lawrence Park and Recreation Department offers a six week baton twirling and marching course at South Park Center. Registration opens 9 a.m. Saturday with a $5 fee. Classes start Saturday January 20 with beginners 8 to 9 a.m. and advanced 9 to 10 a.m. Instructor is Mrs. Sandy Wilson Hamlin, noted baton twirler and leader with Loveland teams and Kansas state college bands.
A Norfolk pageant hosts the Most Beautiful Majorette of America contest drawing contestants from regional clubs. Judges evaluate poise presentation and baton routines as finalists advance toward the crown.
Mrs. O. V. Albertson was installed as regent of St. Jude's Circle 1127 of the Daughters of Isabella during the January meeting. New officers for 1968 include Ron Sprecker as vice regent Arnold Morgison as chancellor Jerry Albertson as financial secretary Lois Wustefeld as recording secretary Eugene Rinke as treasurer Vivian Alexander as monitor Paul Tuley as custodian Fred Perkins as inner guard Ethel Dassing outer guard Tom Waner banner bearer Clarence Adamson organist Robert ...
Krische scribe Mrs Emma Schelbar and Mrs Pat Green guide the trustees Mrs John Ver vynck Mrs Robert Whitaker and Mrs Joe McCourt. About 24 members attended the meeting which was followed by a social hour.
Transform tomato aspic into small ring molds and chill until firm. Unmold and place on greens. Fill centers with creamed cottage cheese and chives. Garnish with green olives.
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