1986 Extension Homemaker Achievement Day in Franklin County
EHU Achievement Day on Wednesday November 19 at Elliott Hall First Baptist Church will feature a morning program on Kansas folklore safety and burn prevention. Mike Beach and Rosie Thompson will present A Childs Eye View of Safety with a potluck lunch to follow. Dr James Hoy will discuss Kansas folklife through over 100 vignettes and folk songs. Babysitting will be provided and officers training follows. reservations needed. The Kansas Energy Extension Service offers the Energy Answerline at 1 800 332 0036 for energy questions.
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Marcial
Mages County
EHU
Franklin County Cooperative Extension Service
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Kansas City Power and Light
Mike Beach
Rosie Thompson
University of Kansas Burn Center
University of Kansas Medical Center
Burnett Burn Center
O’vonne O'Dea
EHU County Cultural Arts
Willa Morton
EHU County Safety
James Hoy
Emporia State University
Kansas
Hoy
Franklin County Extension Homemakers Council
Darlene Colwell
Morton
Colwell
Marie Kohman
South Central Area
KEHC
Kansas State University Energy
Kansas Energy Extension Service
Kstate
Miss World pageant sparks debate amid bikini controversy
London reports of Miss World 1986 appeal beyond pageantry as Miss USA Halle Berry faced a beaded bikini parade dispute and Miss West Germany Dagmar Schulz claimed TV nudity misperception. Contestants include Carmen Rosa Acosta and Pia Larsen as odds shift.
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London
U.S. Virgin Islands
Carmen Rosa Acosta
Eric Morley
United States
Morley
Alison Slack
Halle Berry
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Berry
Janny Tervelde
Dagmar Schulz
Denmark
Pia Larsen
Iceland
Holmfrour
Hofi
Karisdottir
Look A Little Deeper To Understand Court Ruling
A reader questions a public urination arrest in a park and a judge's stance. Ann Landers cautions that public bodily functions must be limited and notes a federal judge’s remark about possible underlying issues.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Tony
Coal City
Ill
Brethren Homecoming Entices Helmans To Return
The Church of the Brethren marks 94 years with a homecoming led by Rev. A. Blair Helman and his wife Patricia. A. B. Helman discusses The Grace of Thanksgiving at 11 a.m. and Patricia speaks on The Joy of Coming Home at 1:30 p.m. A noon basket dinner precedes a shorts program. Rev. Helman, retired Manchester College president, has multiple academic and church roles, while Mrs. Helman authored books and helped found Art for Hunger.
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Church of the Brethren
A. Blair Helman
The
Manchester College
North Manchester
Indiana
Patricia
A. B. Helman
Ottawa Church
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Division of Social Sciences
University of Kansas
McPherson College
Sagamore
the Wabash
Saturday Night Special At Foursquare Church
The November Saturday Night Special returns at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday at the Community Foursquare Church at Ninth and Hickory. Rev. Clyde Greisen leads group singing with organ and vocal numbers by Ralph and Laura Shrumm and Rose Mary Clevenger. Mattie Wilhite from First Baptist sings and plays harp, Vivian Hays sings, and instrumental pieces come from church members. The non denom gathering rotates among Ottawa churches to share religion through music.
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Community Foursquare Church
Ninth and
Hickory Streets
Clyde Greisen
Ralph
Laura Shrumm
Rose Mary Clevenger
The
Assembly of God
Mattie
Wilhite
First Baptist Church
Vivian Hays
Community Revival Church
Ottawa
Quilt Historian Barbara Brackman to Speak at Sunflower Piecemakers
Barbara Brackman of Lawrence and New York City origin, a quilt historian and author of eight pattern volumes, will present on care and dating of old quilts at the Sunflower Piecemakers meeting at Anchor Savings at 7 p.m. Monday. She will share slides on the Kansas Quilt Project and invite attendees to bring quilts for guidance.
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Barbara Brackman
Lawrence
Anchor Savings
New York City
Brackman
Univeristy
Kansas
Rats Show Snack Foods’ Effect in School Nutrition Program
Dairy Council of Greater Kansas City sponsors a five week experiment in three area schools. Fifth graders at Central Heights Pomona Elementary and Appanoose Elementary feed two white rats different diets to compare nutrition impacts on growth behavior and appearance. The control rat on balanced foods thrives while the test rat on snacks struggles. The rat lady will speak on choosing foods wisely visiting Central Heights Friday and West Franklin Tuesday.
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Dairy Council of Greater
Dairy Council
Central Heights
West Franklin
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Osage City
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Lyndon
Jim Billinger
Topeka
Lawrence Headley
John Neilhouse
Salina
Man
Royal Albert Hall
Bob Hope
Thames Television
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British Broadcasting Corp
Liz Brown
Thames
Anon
Iran
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Bev
E. Logan
Bisque
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Revs
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Ottawa Auditorium
Butler’s
Lyndon Floral
Topeka Avenue
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