Dear Ann Landers Advice on Quiet Husbands and Senior Flower Girls
A reader warns against marrying a silent husband finding him aloof and urges marriage caution. An older correspondent recalls divorce after years of silence and cites Ann Landers advice to avoid trying to reform a quiet spouse. A separate letter asks about being a senior flower girl. Ann approves as a tasteful modern role for a nonchild relative.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Le Leche League Meeting in Lawrence Focuses on Breastfed Baby
La Leche League of Lawrence will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at 130 Pine Cone Dr. The topic is The Baby Arrives The Family and the Breast-Fed Baby. Call Mrs. Mike Lechtenberg or Mrs. Hettinger for more information.
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la Leche League of
Lawrence
Lyle Hettinger
Pine Cone Dr
Mike Lechtenberg
Hettinger
Hospital Admissions Report
Mrs Sadie Anderson of 605 Ala Mrs Teresa Jackson and infant son of Eudora Mrs Florence McCourt of 1703 Pa William Wilson of Eudora Porfirio Estrada of Eudora Mr and Mrs Chester Mitchell of Overbrook welcome a baby boy Friday
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Sadie Anderson
Mrs
Chester Mitchell
Overbrook
Housewife Advice From Nixon Aide to Shop Harder
Virginia Knauer, Nixon's consumer affairs aide, urged housewives in St. Louis to shop harder for lower priced foods. She said she buys in abundance at lower prices and freezes surplus for future use, as she spoke to reporters.
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Knauer
Nixon
You Can't Spend It Twice program by Woodlawn Extension
The Woodlawn Extension Home makers Unit of 4 H Club and EHU News will meet at 2 p m Tuesday with Mrs. Gus Wulfkuhle at 231 N Sixth. Mrs. Leonard House will speak on You Can t Spend It Twice. Roll call asks Some foolish purchase I m glad I made.
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Woodlawn Extension Homemakers Unit
Gus Wulfkuhle
Golden Wedding Reception for Mr and Mrs Temple
A reception honors Mr. and Mrs. Oakes R. Temple of Vinland for their golden wedding anniversary from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday March 18 at Vinland United Methodist Church. Hosts are their daughter and family Mr. and Mrs Miles Cleland and children. The Temples, married March 17 1923 in Sedan Kansas, are lifelong farmers who moved to Douglas County's Vinland area in 1946. No gifts requested and invitations not sent. all friends and relatives invited.
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Oakes R. Temple
Vinland
Vinland United Methodist Church
Miles Cleland
Temple
Presbyterian Church
Sedan
Kan
Douglas County
PTA Notes Officers Elected in India Raw Valley Meeting
Officers for next year were elected at the Thursday PTA meeting in India Raw Valley. Barbara Caldwell will serve as president, Stanet Torneden as vice president, Janet Schaake as secretary, and Juanita Diehl as treasurer.
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India Raw
Valley Pta
Barbara Caldwell
Stanet Torneden
Janet Schaake
Juanita Diehl
Young violist Larry Kwak shines for Good Cheer Club
Larry Kwak, son of Mr and Mrs Nowhan Kwak, performed the First Movement of the Stamiz Viola Concerto at the Good Cheer Club meeting in First Presbyterian Church. A West Junior High student and Kansas City Youth Symphony member, he played with his mother accompanying on piano after winning a recent soloist award.
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Larry Kwak
Nowhan Kwak
Yale Rd
Good Cheer Club
First Presbyterian Church
Larry
West
Stamiz
Kansas City Youth Symphony
Disabled Buffalo chemist codes infrared data for labs
Jane Denton, a Buffalo graduate paralyzed by encephalitis, learned to code infrared spectra for member laboratories using a teletype and a dictionary she helped develop. With help from Sharon Bailey and Kodak colleagues, she pursued computer programming at Rosary Hill College and stayed connected to her chosen field through innovative workplace adaptations.
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Rochester
N.Y
Jane Denton
Buffalo
State University At Buffalo
Jane
Sharon Bailey
Sharon
Eastman Kodak
George Covert
Covert
American Society For Testing and
Erie County
N. Y
Corps of Friends
Doris Martin
Marion Kerr
Robert Cabral
Rosary Hill College
Chain Letter Appeal Sparks Nationwide Meat Boycott Movement
Los Angeles AP reports two women launched Fight Inflation Together to cut meat prices. Within three weeks about 3,000 pledges promise to skip meat on Tuesdays and Thursdays and during the first week of next month. FIT clubs claim presence in roughly 40 cities as supporters flood in. June Foray Donovan and Arline Mathews lead the effort calling it nonpartisan and aimed solely at reducing prices.
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Los Angeles
Fight
FIT
June Foray Donovan
Behind the Counter How Pharmacists Safeguard Public Health
Pharmacists handle over 36 million prescriptions yearly and stock up to 10,000 drugs. They must know drug reactions, side effects, and proper use, even when doctors prescribe. A survey shows 82 percent seek health information from their druggist, second to doctors.
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