Kingsbrook Center Rebuilds Faces for Accident and Disease
The Craniofacial Rehabilitation Center at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center in Brooklyn treats deformities from cancer surgery trauma or birth defects. Teams of plastic and reconstructive surgeons orthodontists and psychotherapists plan with cephalometric analysis and models for single surgery bone grafts and prosthetics.
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New York
Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center
Brooklyn
Herbert L. Hayward
Edward A. Woods
Dr. Woods
J. Hayward
Hayward
Woods
Kingsbrook
India
Community group meetings and club notices for Halstead area
The Harvey County Historical Society meets at 6 30 p m Tuesday at Halstead High School for a covered dish dinner with hosts providing entertainment. Ladies Auxiliary reports on the Kansas State Auxiliary convention in Wichita last weekend. initiation and social hour follow. Legion Auxiliary selects delegates for Wichita convention with several alternates named. Odd Fellows plan degree work tonight. Overeaters Anonymous meets Wednesday morning at the First United Methodist Church. Heart and Home EHU gathers Thursday to visit Hutchinson Planetarium. Richland Livewires 4 H Club meets tonight with activities and displays including project talks and demonstrations. refreshments provided by local families.
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Harvey County Historical Society
Halstead High School
Kansas State
Wichita
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Howard Priest
Floyd Munger
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Department
Hallie Lile
Garnett Schulz
Art Scheffler
Robert Scott
Robert Cornelius
Allie Brown
Lola Brenneman
Irma Pepper
Preston Hale
Mick Dillman
Mabel Ramsey
Heart and Home
EHU
First Mennonite Church
Hutchinson
Planetarium
Richland Livewires
Annelly School
Krisann Gronau
Stuart Nattier
Miss Gronau
Diane Graham
Rosemary Wuthrich
Dean Corfman
Roland Wuthrich
Campus Champions Honor Fathers Night at 4-H Meeting
The Campus Champions 4-H Club plans Father’s Night at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the KG&E Hospitality Room. Wendy Wentz leads the flag salute. members share their fathers’ favorite sports. Jeanne Schmidt presents a project talk. demonstrations by Larry Schmidt Nancy Ice and Kristi Neufeld.
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4-H
Kg&e
Wendy Wentz
Jeanne Schmidt
Larry Schmidt
Nancy Ice
Kristi Neufeld
Leslie Moser
Kevin Monroe
Tammy Holdeman
Robert Moser
Yusuf Qamar
Senior Center Activity Schedule for June
The Senior Center lists events from Tuesday June 15 a film shown and radio announcements on KJRG AM and KOEZ FM. Wednesday June 16 posters for the center made with a prize for the most original design. Thursday June 17 Site Council meeting at 1 15 p m with planning and new ideas. Monday June 21 games and fun with a June 22 trip to Wichita State University Summer Theater Carousel at 8 p m with bus or private cars. Call 283 7366 for information and reservations at the office. Exercise rooms open anytime and pool 2 3 p m Monday through Friday.
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Kjrg-Am
Koez-Fm
Lindsborg
Wichita State University
Today in History Highlights June 14 1775 1777 1846 1922
Events noted include the U S Army founding the Continental Congress authorizing riflemen recruitment for one year in 1775. In 1777 the flag designation, in 1846 California declares independence, and in 1922 Harding makes a radio broadcast from Fort McHenry.
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Associated Press
U.S. Army
Continental Congress
Sonoma
Calif
Warren G. Harding
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Crossword Craving Causes Social Unease at Table
Dear Ann Landers columns discuss Ed the crossword addict who distracts guests, a daughter urging independence from her pushy father, and a wife coping with a husband who uses dinner to conduct business. Advice emphasizes preserving autonomy, prioritizing family conversation, and setting boundaries.
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Ann Landers
Pawtucket
Drummer Collector Curates 226 Drumbeaters Across Arts and Lands
Terry Mayer of New York amasses 226 drumbeaters varying from one to fourteen inches. The fashion publicist began eight years ago after finding a wind up Indian drumbeater in Florida. Her eclectic trove includes soldiers, angels, animals, Snoopy, and even a railroad brakeman, reflecting drums as universal communication.
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Associated Press
Terry Mayer
New York
Florida
Tere
Health program cuts threaten effective children’s care
A Children's Defense Fund study shows group health programs cut costs and improve youth health from 1968 to 1972 across 59 projects in 28 states. Despite gains, Medicaid costs rise while funded programs face budget cuts, risking continuity of preventive care and outcomes like lower rheumatic fever and infant mortality in sponsored communities.
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Washington
America
Children’s Defense Fund
District of Columbia
Baltimore
Everglades National Park Facts Highlight Size and History
Everglades National Park in Florida spans 1 400 533 acres and was established in 1934. It stands as the largest subtropical wilderness in the United States and preserves diverse wildlife, including rare birds.
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Everglades Everglades National Park
Florida
United States
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