Kiri Te Kanawa A Dame Who Dazzled the Opera World
One of New Zealand’s most famous figures, soprano Kiri Te Kanawa, born in Gisborne to a Maori father and European mother, began music at eleven. She rose after winning a Melbourne contest in 1966, studied in London, and sang globally, including at Charles and Diana’s 1981 wedding. she was named a Dame in 1982 by Queen Elizabeth.
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Kiri Te Kanawa
Kiri
Gisborne
New Zealand
Melbourne
Australia
London
The Mini Page by Betty Debnam
A compact feature from Betty Debnam presents child friendly puzzles crafts and quick science facts. It offers simple activities and tips aimed at engaging young readers with easy experiments creative projects and light educational content.
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Betty Debnam
Universal Press Syndicate
Making of the Constitution Poster available for order
A black and white poster reprint highlights key dates with photos and drawings. Orders cost $2 plus 75 cents postage and handling per poster, payable by check or money order to Andrews and McMeel. Delivery in 4 to 6 weeks.
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Andrews
McMeel
P.O
Kansas City
Snow Fun and Snowmen Across Local Schools
Writers' Corner features submissions from area students about snow. Jason Mardorf and Natasha Riehl describe building snowmen and enjoying chilly weather while Shannon Elementary and Johnson Elementary students share winter scenes.
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Writers’ Corner
Snowman
Jason Mardorf
Shannon Elementary School
Monticello
Jessica Rickels
Natasha Riehl
Johnson Elementary
Cedar Rapids
Tana Ohrt
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