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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1966
Page
4
Readers ask how to handle rude store service and a teen dating dilemma. Ann Landers advises: prioritize customers, request a brief hold, write to the store president, and discuss with Karl using a library resource to guide a serious talk about temptations and relationships.
Six Haskell Institute seniors were honored by the Jayhawk chapter of the Refrigeration Service Engineers Society at a Wednesday night 4 H Fairgrounds meeting. Certificates were awarded to Jerome Byington Thomas Benjamin George Bennett Leroy Cook John Quigno and Marion Tokeianna. Transfer to active RSES membership was granted to the six seniors and five others. Henry Oliver welcomed back after a nearby auto accident. A safety film was shown and refreshments served. next meeting is June 8.
The Seum of Art and Lewin Goff will display Murphy Hall theater facilities to the group after the luncheon. Mrs. Charles Stough Jr. of Lawrence serves on the Cultural Arts Commission.
New Officers of the Insurance Women of Lawrence were installed at a dinner Thursday evening in the Eldridge Hotel. The group hosted Insurance Women from Greater Kansas City and Topeka during National Insurance Women's Week.
The Douglas County school board will meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the India School with unified boards and principals present. Marle Hayden of the State Department of Public Instruction will attend as the county discusses audits and transfer of assets and territory.
The Five and Fifty Extension Homemakers Unit meets at 1 30 p m Monday with Mrs Louis Wulfkuhle. Mrs Daisy Reynolds presents the lesson What is a good physical examination There will be a food sale. Lone Star 4 H Club plans include attending a Lone Star Church service a basket dinner at Lone Star Lake and an end of school skating party with Kanwaka and Clinton clubs. A tour will precede the 4 H Fair.
Connie Flory performed Raggedy Ann Salad as John Goff spoke on fish conservation. Ben Flory and Ed Young families provided refreshments. Attendees were treated to a chocolate pound cake with peppermint ice cream and rich chocolate sauce.
The Kansas Cultural Arts Commission will meet Monday in the John Steuart Curry Room at the Kansas Union, hosted by Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe. Marilyn Stokstad will guide a tour of the Mu.
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