Summer arrives official at 3 33 afternoon
Summer is described as the year’s peak with dates of the solstice. The piece notes a Columbia University look at happiness in summer and likens the season to a Garden of Eden while detailing how different age groups and people envision summer activities. It contrasts hemispheres with December to February summers in the southern and western regions.
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Columbia University
Weiner
Australia
South America
Africa
Center UP Church schedules Children Day worship and events
Center UP Church will observe Children Day during the 11 a.m. service with Sunday School children participating. A congregational meeting follows to discuss repairs to the church foundation and basement. Vacation Bible school runs daily 9 a.m. to noon through July 1 for area children. Other activities include seventh grade social, youth meeting, Ladies Missionary Society quilting, choir and prayer meetings, cemetery work night, and Children’s Day rehearsal.
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Ladies Missionary Society
Holy Name Fathers and Sons Breakfast Address Peace in Family
Walter Smith spoke to about 100 Holy Name men and sons at Our Lady of Czestochowa Church on Sunday about lay participation in religious life and peace through Christian unity centered on strong father son and family ties. Rev Casimir Lewandowski led the invocation and John Smialowski thanked members for cooperation as Louis J. Kwolek led the Holy Name pledge.
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Walter Smith
Pittsburgh
Holy Name Marshall
Holy Name
Our Lady of Czestochowa
Smith
National Council of Catholic Men
Dallas
Texas
Casimir Lewandowski
John Smialowski
Louis J. Kwolek
Protective sun creams and pregnancy tests in health column
The health column revisits sun protection creams and their safety pending FDA approval. It explains skin filters and the chemical approach, plus guidance for testing skin reactions. It also compares older and newer pregnancy tests, noting timing and accuracy limits, then discusses taste changes from ear infections and a nerve's role. A reader Q&A remains open for letters. Carl Bittner of Penn State will speak Thursday at George Dawson Orchard on Pennsylvania fruit crops and new developments.
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Carl Bittner
Penn State
George Dawson
North
Beaver Township
Pennsylvania
UF executives pledge fair share in campaign
The 16 member Lawrence County United Fund Executive Committee pledges its Fair Share for the 1967 fall drive. The pre campaign will have all 1,600 UF campaigners and the UF board staff pledge their Fair Share by early October. The 48 member UF Board will be asked to sign cards, with agency presidents and executives meeting July 6 for the same purpose.
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Lawrence County United Fund Executive Committee
Richard E. Rentz
Rentz
United Fund Board of Directors
Donald Smith Jr
Men of Shenango Sponsor Strawberry Festival
The Men of Shenango host a strawberry festival at Shenango United Presbyterian Church from 6 to 9 p m today. Proceeds fund church basement and grounds renovations and other projects. Dick Baughman leads the MOS with Jack Buckley overseeing the event. Oakes will be donated by members’ wives. The Falkland Islands report notes sheep outnumber people 300 to 1 in Britain's South Atlantic colony.
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The
Men of Shenango
Shenango UP Church
Dick Baughman
M.O.S
Jack Buckley
Oakes
Falkland Islands
Britain
South Atlantic
National Geographic
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