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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1963
Page
11
AP fashion writer notes ski apparel floods schools and suburbs as trend shifts downward in price and accessibility. Skier influence wobbles between luxury looks and mass market pieces, prompting a broader audience to adopt stretchy pants and bulky sweaters for non ski days.
A reader asks why her emotional highs and lows occur at 14 and whether she is mentally ill. Ann Landers replies that at 14 going steady is unwise and emotional maturation is incomplete. The column also advises bluntly refusing to house relatives and shares experiences from readers on family support and teen independence.
Dr. Robert J. Morrison of Harrisburg revealed a four year effort sending hundreds of contact lenses to patients worldwide. He plans a global program called CITE Conservation and Improvement of the Eye and will travel 19 countries to lecture, hold clinics, and fit patients. Dr. Seymour S. Sweet accompanies him on this mission.
A medical trip outlines correction of keratoconus in underdeveloped areas and aphakia in cataract patients. The itinerary includes visits to Russia and the Far East with lectures and a clinic in Bulgaria.
About 250 teachers will meet at Kansas University on October 19 for the seventh annual conference on reading. Marjorie Johnson of Temple University and John F. Cawley of KU will give the principal addresses. Discussion groups cover remedial reading across grades with librarian and specialist sessions.
Sunday 7 p.m. Lawrence Bridge Club at Holiday Inn. Monday events include Past Presidents Club, Social Order of the Beauceant at 1 30 p.m. Castle Tea Room hosts Soroptimist Club at 6 15 p.m. Chi Omega Alumnae and Mothers Club at 7 30 p.m. Mrs Don Phelps 403 Park Hill Ter PHOE Die 6 30 p.m. KU Faculty.
Kansas University prepares for the November 12 Homecoming against Kansas State with Richard Benson leading the coordinating committee. The full slate includes associate chairmen, campus staff, alumni officials, and students from multiple departments across design, English, journalism, and business administration working on ceremonies, student activities, public relations, and house decorations.
Mrs. Marie Wiggins noble grand of Degree Rebekah Lodge No. 4 completed district lodge visits. She attended meetings with district officers as guests at Golden Rule Harmony Naomi Jewel Rainbow Wyandotte Myrtle in Kansas City and: Cornelia Bethel Liberty DeSoto Minerva Eudora Truth Tonganoxie Leavenworth Saratoga Bonner Springs.
Dr. Thomas A. Barlow of 2049 Learnard presides over the United States Army Europe Dependents Education Group 17th Annual Administrators Institute at Berchtesgaden. The five day event, attended by over 200 educators, kicks off in the Bavarian Alps where the former Hitler retreat stands. Barlow serves on DEG central staff as assistant general superintendent for Instructional Services serving 75,000 American students in Europe.
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