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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1975
Page
4
A guide to enjoying summer squash with fresh squash from markets. Includes tips to cook zucchini and yellow squash, always aiming for tender crisp texture, plus a simple skillet method with butter onion garlic and tomatoes. Serves four per batch.
One hundred Senior Scouts from 21 states and two countries spent twelve days in northeast Kansas for a national event titled Kansas What’s That. Activities included ranch visits, canoeing, Capitol tour, and Abilene heritage sites with a banquet in Kansas City to close.
The schedule lists morning groups starting at 8 a.m. with Terri Manwaring Lucy Smith June Foulks and Jean Stokes. Subsequent starts include Dee Cross Rose Marie Hildebrand Meta Maichel Kathy Schweitzberger and more. Evening play begins at 5 30 with Kathy Ford Doris Henton Lois Capps June McElroy Helen Fisher.
A reader urges firm parental discipline over child behavior and questions modern permissiveness. Ann Landers replies praising decisive guidance and asks parents to set clear standards rather than letting external influences define them. Another letter commends firm values. A 16-year-old reports men appearing naked at doors while selling items and asks about legality, prompting discussion of safety and law.
In a column style exchange Ann Landers discusses indecent exposure laws in some places and advises a reader on gifts to ungrateful grandchildren, then answers a divorced reader with blunt counsel about dignity and social reactions. The final note suggests silence can be a strong reply.
A list of birth notices includes families such as Jill Kocourek and Katherine Eggert welcoming a girl and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Johnson announcing a daughter. Other families, including Lloyd Kent and 310 residents, report newborns this Friday and today in Ottawa and surrounding areas.
Mr and Mrs Thomas J Durkin of Salina announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Wynne to Charles William Dillon son of Mr and Mrs Connie Skinner and the late Bill Dillon of Lawrence The couple greet Velma Dillon Roscoe Pine and others The couple plan a small family wedding at Centenary United Methodist Church on August 29.
Mr and Mrs Rex Stanbard of Eudora announce the engagement of Cathleen Louise Stanbard to Joseph L Cribbs son of Mr and Mrs Carl Cribbs of Lawrence The bride to be is a 1975 Eudora High School graduate now at Lawrence School of Hairstyling The groom is a 1974 Lawrence High School graduate employed at Gustin Bacon in Lawrence The wedding is set for Oct 18 at Community Baptist Church
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