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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1971
Page
5
An article debunks common myths about creative people and argues creativity is not eccentric or disorganized. It lists 11 traits of creative individuals and offers tips to nurture creativity in oneself and children through varied experiences and open thinking.
The Lucky Clover 4-H Club meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Linwood High School with talks demonstrations and music. Dennis Wilhite to give a special talk and junior leaders host the program. Erin Hughes and Linda Shutt share project talks at Jayhawk 4-H Club in Grant School. Bill Merhoff discusses summer camp June 20 23 at Rock Springs Ranch with registration due Friday. A sewing class begins at Mrs John Hughes home and the group attends 4 H Sunday at Centenary United Methodist Church. A film on forest preservation Island of Green is shown by Janet Robb for Clinton Busy Bees ecology project. Debra Shelley presents sewing project talk and dress cost details. Robert Shelley family serves refreshments for 24 members and six leaders.
The Haskell Indian Junior College yearbook signing party and dance will proceed Saturday night at 8 p.m. on the Stidham Union patio without yearbooks. Copies of The Indian Leader are not yet here and if the annuals miss arrival by graduation Wednesday morning they will be mailed to students.
Virginia Wilder Dell, a former Haskell Indian Junior College teacher who served 1937 to 1952, received a meritorious service citation from the U.S. Interior Department. Her career spanned BIA schools including Intermountain Indian School and Chemawa Ore. She directed Riverside summer school and led several student and language arts initiatives.
Philadelphia pitcher Lo well Palmer works as an apprentice detective during the off season, employed by his stepfather's agency in Sacramento California.
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