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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1976
Page
3
A reader in her 40s writes to Dear Ann Landers about a married life sleep dispute. She notes her husband’s snoring has worsened and that she leans on him in a standard 57 inch bed. She seeks advice on sharing space with twins.
A collection of questions and responses about marital sleep arrangements, anniversary photos, overgenerous gifts at work, and office etiquette. Ann Landers covers twin beds, a 50th anniversary family portrait, a secretary gifts dilemma, and appropriate attire for a family photo.
The Lawrence Singles Group will dine at 6 30 p m Monday at Sirloin Stockade followed by a white elephant Bingo game. Parents Without Partners Chapter 228 heads to Topeka for anniversary dinner dance at Ambassador Club today.
Studies in the New England Journal of Medicine show uterine cancer rising among middle age women who used estrogen during menopause. Researchers, led by Dr. Noel S. Weiss and Dr. Thomas M. Mack, report cancer increases from 40 to 150 percent between 1969 and 1973 and a lasting risk after stopping therapy.
Patricia Ann Spacek and Richard Brian Bailey were married May 22 at First Christian Church of Mayetta in a double ring ceremony. The couple and their families, with many local guests, celebrated with a reception as they start new life in Lawrence.
Kaw Valley Council Girl Scouts of all ages sponsor a Bicentennial Fair at the Mid-America Fairgrounds Exhibit Building in Topeka. The event runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday with demonstrations in folk arts, games, crafts, and colonial life.
4-H EHU meetings held at Stull United Methodist Church and Mrs Ernest Johnson home. Eudora 4-H junior officers' meeting at Eudora Elementary gym. County Style Revue July 29 at South Junior High. Douglas County Fair Aug 9-14. Programs featured Debbie Deamer Rick Lawrence and Keith Knabe recreation Wendy Reed refreshments Katzrey and Lee families. Hesper EHU met at Mrs Orville Long with nine members. program topics include Grandmother's Apron Poison Plants arthritis and Mexican art. next meeting July 6 at Mrs Fred Reetz home. Settlement of Russian Mission Alaska noted as first Yukon trading post site in 1837.
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