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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
11
Readers debate male protection of wives and teen health issues. A letter from Frank defends a punch in a bar fight while another warns about lip sores and syphilis, prompting guidance on responsibility and public health. A wedding inquiry explores fairness of a pregnant matron of honor.
Lawrence High School Class of 1955 to host a July 3 and 4 reunion at the Eldridge Hotel and Centennial Park. Activities include a mixer, dinner with master of ceremonies Phil Stuart, dancing to George Francis' band, and a Sunday family picnic with ice cream.
Fresh vegetables stay expensive but northern truck farmers may ease the price squeeze. Beef and pork hit the highest levels in years with limited supply. Cod halibut mackerel and flounder suggested as meat substitutes. Eggs near normal prices while corn on the cob remains a good buy. Green beans cabbage and some berries cheaper. Potatoes stay high. cantaloupe and honeydew at normal prices.
A mixer for all former districts forming Marion Springs School will be held Sunday at the school. Former pupils, teachers, and patrons are invited to attend and bring food and table service for the 1 p.m. basket dinner.
Vinland Valley 4-H Club hosts an 8 p m meeting in the school gym with Karen Bigsby in charge. The program includes Facts about the American Flag and a roll call. Jayhawk 4-H Club meets at Grant School at 8 p m to discuss fair tours and project progress.
Thirty Cub Scouts from Pack 3061 built pinewood racers for a derby with 30 entrants. Dan ny Krische won fastest car, Jim Morrison earned best workmanship overall, and multiple scouts received badges and arrows. Retiring Cubmaster Richard Loosbrock was honored as Wallace Scales takes over. Den mothers also recognized. Den 5 had most in attendance. Den 3 earned the Honor Den pennant. Annual den picnic set for Centennial Park on Thursday June 24 at 6 30 p m.
The Lawrence Girl Scout Day Camp will hold its second session at Hidden Valley from June 21 to 25 under Mrs. C. E. Van Hoesen. Coordinators Mrs. Raymond Donoho Mrs. Donald Binns and Mrs. H. D. Remple will handle inquiries. Camp featured outdoor living activities for 180 participants with projects ranging from knotting and compass work to weather barometers and nature crafts.
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