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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1971
Page
3
A collage of letters to Dear Ann Landers discusses marital strain over TV meals and family clashes, wedding gift customs, and cycling safety. Readers urge changes and warn about risky biking behavior while stressing practical, direct guidance.
Forsohals three Lawrence students at Kansas State University participate in the Teacher Aide Program sponsored by the College of Education each semester. Gordon Chambliss Janet Fayman and Kenneth P Johnson serve as voluntary aides grading papers and observing professional teachers in the Manhattan area. Cadet Gleason Gregory of Lexington Missouri has earned a promotion at Wentworth Military Academy from cadet staff sergeant to cadet master sergeant and takes librarian duties with Company D in the Brigade.
Bill J. Burgess dean of instruction at Haskell Indian Junior College will discuss The Education of the Young American Indian at the Lawrence Association for the Education of Young Children meeting set for 7 45 p m Tuesday in South Park Recreation Center. He helped run Headstart programs and led instructors visiting reservations in Washington Montana Wisconsin Florida and North Carolina. The talk is open to all interested and hosted by Mrs Raymond Goetz and Mrs Donald Miller.
Lawrence Mortar Board alumnae host a 6 15 p m pot luck dinner for KU Mortar Board chapter members at Mrs. Robert Senecal 1219 W 28th Ct Mrs Martin Dickinson leads as alumnae president with officers Mrs Senecal secretary Mrs Grover Everett treasurer Assisting hosts include Mrs Charles Oldfather Mrs Frank Pinet and Mrs Phil Stuart New residents may call for info Arno Knapper KU business professor guest of honor at Alvamar Corp Residents of Alvamar area gather at 4 p m Quail Creek Apartments club house in recognition of his HOPE award selection Guests include Mr and Mrs William Southern Mr and Mrs Bob Billings Hostesses for other meetings named throughout the notices
About 350 women attended the Douglas County Extension Homemakers Units Achievement Day at the County Fairgrounds. The program featured a humorous play You Do It Too and Indian sign language by Belle Kayitah, a fashion show by trained EHU workers, and recognition with standard of excellence seals and reading certificates. Demonstrations covered crafts, flower arrangements, and crystallized dried flowers with many clubs and individuals honored.
A dense social calendar lists events across clubs and organizations including Merry Mixers Square Dance at IOOF Hall and evening bridge at University Club, Veterans Day Tea at South Park, Founders Day observances for Sigma Kappa and Mu Phi Epsilon, Alpha Delta Pi and Beta Sigma Phi gatherings, and meetings of WOMEN groups, VFW, Jayhawk Kennel Club, and SPEBSQSA plus numerous host locations and times. Activities span 8 p.m. to 10 a.m. across city venues such as campus houses, county fairgrounds, Castle Tea Room, and Holiday Inn.
The Lawrence Association of Educational Secretaries will meet at 4 p.m. Monday in the School Administration Center. The Rev and Mrs G K Cobb of Haskell Indian Junior College will be guest speakers.
Members of the Women’s Society at First United Methodist Church Baldwin will sponsor a holiday bazaar on Wednesday. The public event at the church in Kansas City Kansas opens at 9 30 a m with coffee and doughnuts until 11 30 a m. Lunch runs 11 30 a m to 1 p m and dinner 5 to 7 p m.
The Lawrence musical group Voci di Camera directed by Ralph Christoffersen will present the program for La Sertoma Club’s meeting Tuesday. Area Sertoma groups are invited to the 7 30 p.m. dessert gathering at Trinity Lutheran Church.
The Prairie Acres Garden Club will present a wheat art demonstration at 1 15 p.m. Tuesday in the home of Mrs R E McKinney 2617 Oxford Rd. Mrs Robert Smith serves as co host. The speaker is Mrs John.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Riley Barnett of Linwood mark 60 years of marriage with an open house at the Linwood Baptist Church from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday November 21. Hosts include Raymond, Glenn, and James Barnett. Their daughter is missionary in Brazil. 22 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren expected.
Buckingham Palace in London will receive guard protection from the Brigade of ae from November 24 until January, with details of the deployment noted for the royal residence security schedule.
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