Discovery Series Art Workshops At Antioch Library
Discovery Series invites the public to two day and a half workshops at Antioch Library Mission on May 19 20 and June 9. Designed for adults working with youth in the arts the sessions cover creative processes and ideas for Scout leaders VBS Sunday school teachers and recreation leaders. Enrollment is first come first served with teen volunteer training available in June.
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Carnegie Free Library
Northeast Kansas
Antioch Library
Highway 50
Antioch Road
Mission
Discovery Series
Johnson County
Shawnee Mission
Workshop Attendee Confirms May Dates and Fee Enclosed
The attendee states intent to attend the workshop on May 19, May 20, and June 9. They note a registration fee of five dollars is enclosed with the submission.
Employment Manager Honored By US Marines
Calvin Ewing, manager of the local Kansas State Employment Service, was honored April 13 by the U S Marine Corps with a four day trip to the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego California. Ewing was one of 22 guests from Wichita Kansas City area Omaha Neb and California in various occupations. S Sgt Douglas Dean of Topeka chose Ewing from a 14 county area for his interest in the Corps. Maj Gen John N McLaughlin welcomed the group on arrival. A tour of facilities included Camp Pendleton and graduation exercises.
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Calvin Ewing
Kansas State Employment Service
U. S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Calif
Ewing
Wichita
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
California
Douglas Dean
Topeka
John N. McLaughlin
Camp Pendeton
Ottawa Adds 314 Phones In 1970 Increases Total To 7775
Bell Telephone Co local manager Richard Forster reports 314 more telephones installed in Ottawa in 1970, raising service total to 7,775. Kansas adds 44,800 phones, surpassing one million in service nationwide. A New York AP item notes airport car thefts involving thieves using a key making setup and arrest of three suspects.
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Ottawa
Richard Forster
Bell Telephone Co
Kansas
New York
Suk
Alternative Society embraces religion across counterculture
An AP dispatch from Taos, New Mexico portrays the Alternative Society as turning toward religion. Dennis, Corky, and Jill recount a high on Jesus lifestyle at their Taos farmhouse, where hippie ideals meet diverse beliefs from Hindu ashrams to Hare Krishna communes. The piece explores a broad revival of faith among young countercultural groups, tied to antiwar guilt, ecological concerns, and anti-technology sentiments, with figures praising Jesus and spiritual experience as central to their life.
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Jesus
Dennis
Taos
Corky
Jill
Alternative
America
Cambridge
Berkeley
Curly
Atlanta
Seattle
Steve Gasin
California
Madison
Albuquerque
Moses
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Renee
U.S
Saigon
Art Workshop
Inche
Ken Hartnett
Associated Press
Taos, N.M
the Lord
Lord
Jesus House
Eis
Wagner
Harry Smith
S. Main
Northwestern Mutual Life
Robert L. Shields
CLA
Dist
Tapee Tnimat
Bennett
Milwa
Saffron Glass Co
S. Walnut
Gulf
Ace Miles
Donkey
Carl
Pomona
Ales Ie
Bob White
Chevrolet & Olds., Inc
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Jowa
Crites
Ray Brown
Ford Sales, Inc
Lis W
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