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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1968

Page

7

Couple to Make Their New Home in Carbondale

Dianne Lehner and Richard Robinson wed in a candlelight ceremony at Zion Lutheran Church Lincoln on December 28. The bride, daughter of Leonard and Doris Lehner, plans to transfer from Illinois Wesleyan University to Southern Illinois University. Robinson, son of Robert and unknown Robinson of Eau Gallie Florida, attended Lincoln College after four years in the Air Force and works as a store manager for Lowell's Supply Company in Carbondale. The couple will establish their home in Carbondale. A care tip for piano keys follows: clean ivory or plastic keys with a soft damp cloth and a little mild soap, rub gently and dry well.

Dianne Lehner Richard Robinson Zion Lutheran Church Lincoln Leonard Lehner Pulaski St Robert Robinson Croton Road Eau Gallie Fla Robinson Illinois Wesleyan University Bloomington Southern Illinois University Lincoln College Air Force Lowell Carbondale

Republican Women Township Club Meets Monday

James W. Sanders, a Marion attorney and new Williamson County Republican Central Committee chairman, will speak at the Carbondale Township Republican Women's Club meeting Monday at LBJ Steakhouse from 9 30 to 11. Coffee will be served. Installations of new officers will occur with Mrs. William South as president and a slate including Mrs. Roscoe Taylor and others. The retiring president is Mrs. Alf Sharer. Beginning February the meetings move to the third Monday each month.

Ty Republican Central Committee Carbondale Township Republican Women’s Club LBJ William South Roscoe Taylor Harold Chew J. S. Penn Donn Carsrud Clarence Beauchamp Robert Hall Dean Justice Alf Sharer

Murdale Saddle Club Plans Year at January Meeting

Murdale Saddle Club holds its January meeting at 7 30 p m today at the home of president John Voigt Rt 4 Carbondale. Mel Obermeyer of Southern Illinois University stables will present a program on tack and equipment care and safety. Members will plan year activities including trail rides and other events. Peel core and slice apples and cook with corn syrup for a simple dessert.

Murdale Saddle Club John Voigt Rt. 4 Carbondale Mel Obermeyer Southern [Illinois University Stables

Women doctors urge support for part time work and daycare

At an international conference on the Fuller Utilization of the Woman Physician female physicians and experts call for strong child care, tax deductions for house expenses, and more part time positions in clinics and hospitals to keep women in medicine. They note shortages and stress the need for qualified help and flexible training paths.

Myra McPherson New York Times Washington Dorothy Whipple Johns Hopkins Medical School Israel Whipple Henrietta Ball Banting Medical Women’s International Association Toronto Canada Alice Chenoweth Philadelphia Children’s Bureau U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare American Medical Women’s Association Mary Bunting Radcliffe College Radcliffe Bunting Mary Keyserling Women’s Bureau Department of Labor

Morality Dialogue in Kentucky Public High Schools

Ethics instruction moves from Eminence to at least five Kentucky communities. The program in Louisville uses a released time morality dialogue led by ministers from six denominations. It centers on dating, citizenship, prejudice, and personal values in a voluntary non credit format.

George.w. Knight Western Recorder Louisville Kentucky Chapel Park Baptist Church R. Harold Mincey Eminence Eminence Council of Churches Mincey First Presbyterian Church Shively Pastors’ Association Ministers’ Fellowship Butler and Western High Jefferson County School Board Presbyterian United Church of Christ

Fashion Scene Shifts to Ultra-Fem Spring Fabrics

The fashion scene embraces ultra feminine looks with point d esprit lace organza and chiffon. Full and pleated skirts dominate as the season debuts five new dresses.

Engagement of Sharon Turnbough and Jan Wells Announced

The Rev and Mrs Luke Turnbough of Breckenridge Missouri announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Faye to Jan Wells son of Mr and Mrs Gene Wells of 1100 Monroe Street Johnston City. Sharon is a senior at Central Missouri State College Warrensburg and Jan has studied at the University of Missouri Rolla and Central Missouri State College and is presently employed.

Luke Turnbough Breckenridge, Mo Sharon Faye Jan Wells Gene Wells Monroe St Johnston City Miss Turnbough Central Missouri State College Warrensburg Wells University of Missouri At Rolla

Tempeh Devoted to Global Hunger Aid Through Fermented Grains

Researchers refine tempeh production to wider grain bases. Trials use soybeans wheat and rice individually and in combinations to create a uniform fermentation process aimed at expanding plant protein sources for world hunger relief.

Woolworth Trainee Plans Kansas City Wedding

A management trainee with the F. W. Woolworth Co. in Kansas City Missouri announces a wedding set for March 2.

F. W. Woolworth Co Kansas City

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