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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1971
Page
5
A letter-winning set of crowding issues asks whether future in laws should join a honeymoon and shares a teenage diary incident. Ann Landers replies with blunt guidance on boundaries and privacy.
Jayhawk Kennel Club members earned multiple awards at the All-Breed Dog Show in Columbia Missouri. Angie the Australian terrier owned by Barbara Retke and daughter Lori won open class winner's bitch best of opposite sex and five championship points. Harry the Australian terrier owned by Melissa Retke won open class winner's dog best of breed and five championship points while Melissa took junior showmanship. Standard poodles Brig Chelsea and Jeffery placed in open dog and open bitch classes. Basenjis Tangle and Tanzania also earned breed and American bred class results.
Marriage licenses issued for Dale M Stanwix and Linda L Had both of Lawrence. Tony R Henderson and Peggy S Crosby of Tonganoxie. George W Schuler and Vicky R Reed of Lawrence. Stephen M Betzen and Terry S Jungbluth of Shawnee Mission. Gregory J Bovee and Carolyn J Scrogum of Lawrence. Alois Angleitner of Bonn West Germany and Kathryn M Binns of Bonn Ippendorf. Steven S Kesler of Topeka and Virginia A Wulfkuhle of Lawrence. Paul I Whitehead and Sandra K Hermann of Lawrence.
The August Eudora Extension Homemakers Unit meeting at Mrs. Fred Ziesenis's home featured public affairs, with guest Mrs. George Abel of Weaver EHU. Officers to be elected at the Sept 11 gathering hosted by Mrs. Roy Breithaupt and Mrs. Harry Hagenbuch.
Elizabeth Yee, head Bunny mother at the New York Playboy Club, oversees 90 Bunnies including hiring firing and training. She insists on strict rules, not allowing dates with patrons and ensuring no verbal abuse. violations lead to firing.
The Jayhawk Kiwanis Club announced a Labor Day barbecue at 4:30 p.m. on Sept. 6 at the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds. Proceeds will be donated to Cottonwood Inc. for men tally and physically handicap ped, Bob Pierce. Jayhawk Kiwanis president said today.
The article states the Moon lies roughly 239000 miles from Earth, noting this distance as a standard estimate used in lunar measurements. No additional context or sources are provided in readable text.
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