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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1966
Page
12
Dear readers share concerns on seeking female friendship beyond appearances, clarifying the dentist title, and menopausal self-care. Ann Landers advises genuine interest, honest labeling of professions, and seeking medical help for menopause rather than relying on myths.
Jayhawk 4-H Club welcomes Happy Helpers 4-H Club members at 8 p.m. Monday meeting in Grant School. Hosts are the Calvin Gose and Walter Heck families. Basehor 4-H Club Days reports show blue ribbons for square dancing and demonstrations, red for model meetings and talks.
Terry Harrell led a project talk while John Herschell demonstrated First Aid Bandaging. Jerry Harrell and guest Steve Fornelli from Cottonwood 4-H presented safety films with the Alvin Harrell family hosting the event.
Lawrence Color Camera Club held its awards dinner at the Little Banquet. Winners received first second and third place ribbons for 1965 contests. Lenore French won Picture of the Year for Old Fiddler. Mrs. Frank E. Jones earned 18 awards. New officers Christine Wenrich president Herbert Jones vice president and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hickok secretary treasurer were introduced.
The Lawrence Pre School Association will meet at 7 45 p m Tuesday in the South Park Recreation Center lounge. Officers to be elected for the coming year. Program features films When Should Grown ups Help and When Should Grown ups Stop Fights followed by discussion. Hostesses are Mrs Helen Dolbier and Mrs Beatrice Lott.
William H. Wright Kansas University graduate and Tar kio College art department head earned an Award of Merit in the Great Plains Art Show at Nebraska Wesleyan University Lincoln. He was one of 15 recipients from 223 entries in the juried education-in-arts exhibit.
Maj. Albert L. Brooks of the First Fighter Wing receives the Air Force Commendation Medal for meritorious service while serving with the inspector general office in the 26th Air Division at Selfridge Air Force Base Michigan.
A 38 week course covers maintenance and repair of most naval electronic equipment. It outlines core skills, hands on practice, and instruction aimed at sustaining operational readiness for naval systems.
Communications Technician Third Class Charles D. Blaas, USN, is noted as the son of Mr. and Mrs. Karel Blaas in the Navy roster. The entry highlights family ties as part of a service acknowledgment.
Delegates for the National Association of Letter Carriers Auxiliary 177 were elected at a Wednesday night meeting hosted by Mrs. C. T. Davis with co host Mrs. Robert Davis. Named delegates for the Kansas City Kansas convention May 6 8 include Mrs. Walter Bryant Mrs. Wilbur Longanecker and Mrs. James Burnett. Alternates named are Mrs. C. T. Davis Mrs. Adryn Grover and Mrs. Mike Tubbs.
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