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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1966
Page
6
A Southern Illinois article discusses dress norms for kindergartners, favoring casual clothes kids can dirty without worry. Teachers advise mothers to choose practical outfits, emphasize cost control, and teach children to care for their garments as part of the school routine.
In a bridge hand West opens with a gulpic style bid. North doubles over one no trump East employs a normal diamond bid. The play unfolds with West's questionable three clubs and a sequence where West is pressured by the opposing trumping and a club lead. A recipe for baked fish is included at the end.
In Carbondale at 9 30 a m the Republican Women’s Club hosts a coffee at the Elk s Club and at 11 30 a m the Vergennes Homemakers Unit meets for lunch at the Holiday Inn. In Herrin at 7 30 p m the Past Presidents Club of the American Legion Auxiliary meets at the Legion Home. Also a recipe note praises upside down cake with pineapple peaches or apricots.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Earl Crain announce the engagement of their daughter Janet Sue to Ronnie Lee Green son of Mr and Mrs J W Green both of Du Quoin Illinois Janet Sue is a 1965 graduate of DuQuoin Township High School and works at P R Mallory Co Green studies at Southern Illinois University Carbondale and summer works at IGA Foodliner The wedding is set for 2 pm September 18 at the First Baptist Church of Du Quoin
The article notes women average about 2 500 miles per year while men average around 10 000 miles. It estimates women as a group travel roughly 112 percent billion miles annually at this pace.
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