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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1971
Page
6
Miss Judith Ann Hunter and Charles Owen Baker Jr. were married on December 18 at St. Ann Catholic Church. The couple will reside at 4313 N 13th Street after a wedding trip. both hold ties to Martinsville High School and Eastern Illinois University.
Miss Sibyl Dupies daughter of Mr and Mrs Nick Dupies of 146 Monterey Ave will marry Sidney C Blankenbaker Jr at Central Presbyterian Church in Martinsville on January 21 at 7 pm The Rev Albert Tull will officiate Bridesmaids include Miss Susan Dupies and Mrs Lee Farley Best man William Downey ushers Ron Benefield and Steve Shaefer 175 guests will attend a reception at the church after the ceremony The couple will live in Terre Haute after a short honeymoon Miss Dupies is a Wiley High School and Indiana State University graduate now employed at Meis
A Terre Haute salon urges daily beauty care and regular visits for a fresh look in the new year. It invites early appointments and promises long term satisfaction with services including wigs as a core business.
Local residents greet relatives over the holidays. Helen Everhart of Indiana University and her brother David at Purdue join their parents at 25 Longridge Road. Janelle Hawk, a University of Cincinnati senior, visits at 2704 Hulman Street with her parents Willis and Mrs. Hawk. Various other families host daughters and sons from Smith College, DePauw University, the University of Kansas, Oberlin College, and more, including Mary Lee in Ithaca and Linda Coveleski in Washington. A newborn granddaughter, Melinda Dawn, is welcomed by Sgt. William T. Kunkel’s family.
Mrs James B Reston wife of New York Times VP described underground communities beneath major Chinese cities built to shield residents from bomb threats. She spoke at the Woman's National Democratic Club after a seven week stay in China during the summer of 1970.
Dear Abby columns warn against nagging or shaming a husband over a rider he hired, advise warmer behavior, and reinforce addressing jealousy with trust. The page also covers a concerned mother about a friendly 4-year-old and a reader urging law awareness about obscene telephone calls.
Mrs. Reston recounts in Beijing tunnels beneath major cities with multiple entrances and exits for escape routes while praising the hospital and acupuncture. She notes Chou En-lai discussed underground communities and mentions 3,000 year old acupuncture and Chinese medical skill. Black crappie and its aliases are also noted.
The season showcases a broad sleeve story with samples such as ruffles puff sleeves semi raglans kimono shapes and cap styles offering varied silhouettes for spring wardrobes.
The Knights of Columbus announce their annual New Year's Eve party at the K of C clubrooms from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. dancing with the Gay Moods Orchestra, noisemakers at midnight, and breakfast at 1 a.m. Dinner is available 6 to 9 p.m. for members and guests. Tickets are in advance. J D Roach leads the organizing committee with several co chairs and couples.
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and Mrs Margaret Sinclair welcomed a son born Christmas night at Ottawa Civic Hospital. The 6 pound 9 ounce boy is the couple’s first child. A brief note confirms the couple wed March 4.
Bethel No. 2 of the International Order of Job's Daughters set installation night for Wednesday December 29 at the Masonic Temple. Brenda Fry will be installed as honored queen with Marianne Ozok retiring.
The Terre Haute Chapter of Sweet Adeline will meet January 3 at the Rea Park Clubhouse, replacing the original plan for tonight. Rehearsals are scheduled at the same location.
The article states that antler growth is unreliable for aging deer and that close inspection of teeth provides greater accuracy. It notes aging should rely on dental wear and eruption patterns to estimate age. The emphasis is on improved methods for age estimation in deer populations.
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