Engagements announced for Linda Stone Hindley and others
Mrs. Robert Kimball Stone of Denver announces Linda Stone will wed Kirk Reed Hindley in April 1970. Linda, a Colorado State College graduate, and Kirk, a Colorado School of Mines graduate, will report to the Army Engineer Corps in May. Also noted are Catherine Killpack and Donald Jones to wed in August 1970, Nancy Lynne Hale to marry Peter Sullivan with a spring wedding planned, and details on the families and schools involved.
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Robert
Kimball Stone
Denver
Colo
Linda
Kirk ‘Reed Hindley
Lewis N. Hindley
Lakewood
Miss Stone
Colorado State College
Greeley
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Army Engineer Corps
Virginia
Gatherine Lyn Killpack
Donald Joseph Jones
John J. Killpack
Vincent M. Jones
Norwalk
Don M. Hale
Long Beach
Nancy Lynne
Peter M. Sullivan
BPW Foundation Offers Career-Advancement Scholarships
The Business and Professional Women's Foundation announces a spring career-advancement scholarship program for two groups: those needing more education to find suitable jobs and those in the labor force who have been passed over for promotion for skill gaps. Applications require U.S. citizenship, financial need, planned study details, and qualifications review. BPW membership is not required. Request forms from BPW Foundation, 2021 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington DC 20006.
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The
Business and Professional Women’s Foundation
U.S
BPW
BPW Foundation
Massachusetts Ave
Washington, D.C
End of a Mother and the Parked Car Fiasco
A mother confesses her failing trust in herself after a chaotic driving mishap involving her teenage daughter. In a humorous rescue, Maxine recalls a turkey stuffing recipe adapted from cracked wheat and a disastrous parking test that ends with the teen laughing at the mother’s misfortune. The piece frames personal crisis through domestic anecdotes and a light tone.
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Maxine
Eaf
New York
AID director addresses LWV on foreign policy procedures
The Los Angeles area audience hears Dr. Slanley Crook of the Commerce Dept analyze AID origins and policy. He cites Marshall Plan successes, tie-in loans, and shifting focus to Asia, Latin America, and Africa amid rising nationalist pressures and funding challenges. Next LWV unit meetings are listed with dates and venues.
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United States
John I. Kennedy
Europe
Britain
Slanley Crook
U. S. Department of Commerce
Long Beach
Turkey
Greece
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Ussr
U. S
Western
Crook
Asia
Latin America
Africa
U.S
Individ
USC
San Francisco State College
France
Germany
Japan
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
World Bank
Asia Development Bank
Book salons host authors at Virginia Country Club
Book salons at the Virginia Country Club feature authors Marjorie Fluor and Dr. Thomas A. Harris as guest artists for the monthly Books Plays Music Luncheon Salon. The event includes a social hour at 11:30 a.m. and noon service, with June being served, and reservations via Mary Beery.
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Marjorie Fluor
Thomas A. Harris
Virginia Country Club
Virginia Road
Edna Lillich Davidson
Juneh
Sacramento
O.K
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Edgar C.oulten Sr
Jim Stevens
Dick Jenkins
Ballock
Lakewood Tea Room
California State College
Bob Shumway
Killpack-Jones
Miss Killpack
Mayfair High School
Excelsior High School
Catherine Killpack
Nancy Hale
Ellen Krec
Wit's End
Win
Talestone
Belmont Shore
Livingston Drive
Plaza
Julian Ave
Parkview Drive
Downtown
Fourth St
Beverly Plaza
Mary Beery
Orange Ave