HEA Week Focus On Personal Safety For Women
Bonnie Marx reports Illinois Homemaker Extension Association week spotlights personal safety for women and children across Southern Illinois. Lt. Jim Bullard leads self defense programs while Jackson County hosts Safe Houses for Children with door stickers to mark homes as refuges for distressed kids. Programs span Union, Franklin, Gallatin, Saline, Williamson, Massac, Washington, Perry, Johnson, Randolph counties with open houses, fashion shows, and classroom sessions in schools and churches.
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Bonnie Marx
Southern Ilinoisan
Illinois Homemaker Extension Association
Jim Bullard
Memphis, Tenn
Southern Illinois
Jackson County
Illinois Homemakers Extension Federation
Illinois Homemakers Extension Association
Kankakee County
Illinois
County Homemakers Extension Association
Jackson County Homemakers Extension Association
Jackson Homemakers
Memphis Police Department
Franklin County
North Benton Baptist Church
Joplin St
Benton
Gallatin County
Gayle McLeod
Farm Bureau
Ridgway
Saline County
Southeastern Illinois Junior College
Williamson County
Marion High School
Massac County
Metropolis
N. Madison
Marion
Johnson County
Drovers State Bank
Vienna
Presley Tours
Union County
Davie
Freeman St
Anna
Murphysboro
Homemaker Extension Association
Dear Ann Landers Advice From Canada On Family And Mail Rules
A reader asks how to evict a 22-year-old son and stop his drain on finances and emotions. Ann Landers cites U.S. and Canadian law allowing parents to ask an adult child to move out and to pursue trespassing actions if needed. A Canadian reader provides practical mailing guidance to improve USA to Canada orders and delays.
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Ann Landers
Bell of Canada
Dear Kitch
U.S
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
USA
Phil
Balt
Wash
D.C
Calgary Confidential
There Are Surprises Yet In Our Predictable World
A Erma Bombeck column notes some mysteries remain despite modern certainty. It highlights Sister Theresa Kane receiving the 1980 US Catholic award and riffs on unpredictable costs from pharmacies and garages, ending with a quip about a puppy's bill.
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Erma Bombeck
Chicago
Theresa Kane
Washington
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
U.S
Engagement of Pamela McGee and Thomas Green
Pamela McGee and Thomas Green announce their engagement. The bride elect is the daughter of Noble and Mrs McGee of De Soto. The prospective groom is the son of Margaret Bilane of Springfield and the late Maj Gaie Green. Miss McGee is a 1977 Carbondale High School graduate and a senior at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Green is a 1976 Doherty High School graduate and a 1980 SIUC graduate, employed by Centralia Correctional Center. A May 23 wedding is planned.
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Pamela Lynn McGee
Thomas Franklin Green
Noble McGee
de Soto
Margaret Bilane
Springfield
Maj
Gaie Green
Miss McGee
Carbondale Community High School
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Green
Doherty High School
Colorado Springs
Colo
SIUC
Centralia Correctional Center
Grob and Cauble Engage for April 25 Wedding
Pamela Grob and Randy Cauble announce their engagement. Miss Grob is a 1978 Murphysboro Township High School graduate and John A. Logan College attendee, cashier at Burger Chef in Cauble. Cauble is a Granite City High School 1978 graduate employed by Consolidated Aluminum Corp. An April 25 wedding is planned.
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Pamela Sue Grob
Randy Lee Cauble
Henry Grob
Murphysboro
Robert Cauble
Granite City
Miss Grob
Murphysboro Township High School
John A. Logan College
Carterville
Burger Chef
Cauble
Granite City High School
Consolidated Aluminum Corp
Rear-end collisions link to long term neck and headache issues
Health advice warns rear-end auto crashes cause most cervical spine problems. Many forget minor damage but suffer recurring headaches nausea and irritability. Prompt full examination after any accident is urged to prevent delayed symptoms and long term harm. Written inquiries to Carbondale Chiropractic Clinic in Illinois are invited.
Buying flowers for home from Friday to next week
AP News features advise Europeans shop for flowers with groceries. The American Florists Marketing Council suggests steps to extend arrangements: cut stems under running water, remove submerged foliage, use warm water with preservative, recheck water daily, and keep arrangements away from extreme temperatures.
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Earl Aronson
Europe
American Florists Marketing Council
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