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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1972
Page
6
Joanne Wood of the Southern Illinoisan notes Carterville's Business and Professional Women's Club discusses a liberation theme book and endeavors amid a struggle. The report reflects on local perspectives and the group’s efforts in promoting progress labeled by a speaker's remark.
Norma Kay Larison and William Eugene Harrison announce their engagement. Larison, a Chester High School grad, will finish nursing studies in St. Louis. Harrison, a Carterville High School grad, is in the Air Force at Forbes AFB. BPW club members discuss Women Liberation and compile a scrapbook for Carterville Library, crediting Marisa Canut-Amoros. The project aims to inspire working women and may be donated to the Library of Congress.
Laval University has met its $500000 objective to establish a new department of research and teaching in respiratory disease, marking a major milestone in its efforts to advance medical study and patient care. The contribution supports faculty, laboratories, and educational programs at Laval.
A reader shows how to make bath and beach robes from a bedspread woven terrycloth gingham. Two robe patterns chosen for ease of construction, wide fabric, and leftover bits used for a table cover and other items. Also tips on neckline stay-stitching for a scoop neck summer dress.
The Williamson County Republican men's club schedules a Thursday potluck at 1:30 p.m. in Herrin. Members will gather in Pittsburg for the dine and meeting. A senior meal will be served as part of the event.
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