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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1977
Page
3
Ranger Rick's Nature Magazine explains how to read a dog's body language to judge friend or foe. An open-mouth smile with ears at rest and a high-waving tail signals a friendly approach, guiding children on safe interaction with dogs.
The National Wildlife Federation guides youngsters to avoid staring, walk slowly, and speak softly to dogs. If a dog growls, watch quietly, back off, and defend with a knee if attacked. Ranger Rick and Dr. Michael W. Fox discuss dog communication and humane training tips for safe, friendly canine relations.
The Ollie area cancer fund drive raised 402 dollars under Mrs. Frank Andrews as general chairman. Ollie town contributed 175 dollars directed by Helen Blake and Joan Winn. Jackson township volunteers raised 145 dollars led by Joyce Kopsicker Mamie Gardner Phyliss Gott Velda Seevers Margaret Wonderlich and H. C. Fritchen. East Lancaster township solicitation was conducted by Beverly Underwood and Marlene Klein Edna Hahn.
Thomas F. Stewart of near Ollie joins Farm Bureau Insurance Agency in Keokuk County as a career underwriter to serve the southern half of the county excluding Jackson and East Lancaster townships. He has taught music in Iowa and Illinois and for seven years in the Sigourney school system. He and his wife Anna Mae, with three children Linda Eric and Amy, live on a 120 acre Ollie area farm and attend Mother Cabrini Church in Richland.
Lois Bakawa-Evenson from Iowa State University urges parents to start early and gradually teach sex education at home. Use correct terms, answer briefly and honestly, and balance physical facts with moral values to build trust and curb misinformation. When older, provide age appropriate books to guide discussion.
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