AAUW centennial events mark national observance in Carbondale
The Carbondale AAUW branch will observe the national centennial with a Sunday birthday party and a city proclamation of March 15 22 as AAUW Centennial Week. A play recalling the group’s history will be staged at the Unitarian Fellowship building, with members and prospective members present.
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American Association of Universit Women
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Hans Fischer
Unitarian Fellowship
Carborndale
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Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Pinckneyville
Jean Ray
Southern Illinois groups plan meetings and outreach events
Central and southern Illinois clubs and professionals attend practicum sessions with travel reimbursements. Shagbark Girl Scout Council delegates named for Houston regional meeting. Shirley Holmes spoke on mainstreaming disabled persons at Mount Vernon event. Benton fundraiser honoree Connie Hart featured. Women's Center in Carbondale hosts membership meeting.ACS kickoff dinner March 12 at SIU Carbondale to outline April campaign with a $38000 county goal and a film presentation by Walter Shipp.
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Sue Bos
Well
Centralia
Corene McDaniel
Barbara Howard
Mount Vernon
Shirley Holmes
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Connie Hart
Benton
Hart
American Cancer Society
Jackson County
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Walter Shipp
Crusade
Always late mate upsets punctual wife advice from Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on punctuality in marriage and parenting. A wife laments a late husband troubling her health with stress and clocks, while other letters seek math homework help and neighborly babysitting tact. The columnist advises clear time boundaries, self reliance, and calm, practical steps.
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Ray
Tape-deck tombstone pens words for the dead
Comical essay on talking tombstones and a solar powered grave marker that records messages. The piece imagines personalized audio inscriptions and wild reactions, noting a California inventor and a $50,000 price tag. It humorously ponders who would steal a deceased voice and whether such devices suit funerals.
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