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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1972
Page
4
A reader cites a poem about grass and shares a teen version by Mike Kirsh while Debating Ann Landers on marijuana and fidelity. Others advise on marital affection and impulse kissing at a party, urging understanding and not harsh judgment.
A promotional notice touts a vitamin E concentrate claimed to improve skin tone and health. It cites early research, asserts non all natural safety, guarantees satisfaction, and lists special prices and a mail order offer from Organic Blends in Los Angeles.
Members of Brownie Troop No. 612 from Schwegler School offered paper corsages and pottery to their mothers at a Mothers Tea held at leader Mrs. Jerome Green's home. The event featured a puppet show and refreshments, with pottery crafted earlier under guidance from Jacob Bohanon, vocal director at Haskell Indian Junior College.
Ventura AP report says the California Social Welfare Board proposes a law requiring a woman with a third illegitimate child to prove fitness as a mother or surrender the child. A girl under 17 with an illegitimate child would also need to prove fitness in court, and if not, the infant would be adopted. The board notes California leads in legitimate births and is led by Gov Ronald Reagan appointee Robert J. Mitchell.
Girl Scout Troop 624 visits Kansas City for a Midland trip. They tour the Nelson Art Gallery see The Boy in the Moon by Kansas City Kan Junior League, lunch at the Plaza, and enjoy area sightseeing. Participants include Lisa Robinson Nancy Moses Sylvia Winklmeier Lori Walcott Linda Ripley Carol Kappelman Helen Reynolds and leaders Mrs Steven Harrison and Mrs Prescott Ripley with Mrs Michael Calalano accompanying.
Eighteen members of the Jayhawk chapter of the National Audubon Society joined a Saturday field trip to Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge near Mound City Missouri. They recorded about 45 species including 200000 snow and blue geese in V formations for 15 minutes. Also sighted were white fronted geese mallard gadwall pintail and several duck species along with five hawk species two owl species and a turkey vulture observed on return north of Lawrence.
The notice lists marriage license applicants including Robert Asselin of Topeka with Connie Blodgett of Topeka and Keith Banta of Lawrence with Ann Deck er of Lawrence. Also named are John McKean of Lawrence with Karin Kanzig of Eudora, Scott Paine of Lawrence with Ann Robert son of Lawrence, and James Clark of Hoyt with Marlene Newell of Lawrence.
The Douglas County Senior Girl Scout Planning Board plans Crafts in the Park Day for April 15. Cadette and Junior Scouts eligible. participants should inform their leaders of preferred craft type and offerings will be chosen from those ideas.
Bath in England was renowned for its spa heritage as a Roman bath that drew visitors for centuries. The site reflects a continuous tradition of mineral waters and public bathing dating back to antiquity.
Mrs. Muriel Zimmerman discussed fabrics for home furnishings at the Cheechakos Extension Homemakers Unit March meeting held at Mrs. Betty Wilson’s home. A social is planned for April 6 and Mrs. Dorothy Schaake will host the April 19 meeting.
The meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the First United Presbyterian Church fellowship hall will discuss the new Cub Scouting year and summer programs. Jim Stinson will lead. Bob Gunn of Kansas City represents the Kaw Council of the Boy Scouts of America and distribution of new materials will occur at this meeting only.
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