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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 2011
Page
4
Mike Yoder, Journal World chief photographer, notes that both unprocessed and processed film can be recycled but typically in large quantities through facilities able to recover silver. Kodak states transporting waste film to distant centers is impractical and environmentally wasteful unless in bulk.
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reported no births on Sunday. No new infant arrivals were recorded, keeping previous totals unchanged and contributing to a quiet weekend census for the facility.
On the Record Act lists marriages in Douglas County including David Brown and Lauren Howard of Lawrence. Jason Clough and Amanda Gilmore of Perry. numerous other couples with ages and hometowns. Divorces granted include Alta Cobell and Michael Cobell of Eudora. Kelley Kelley and Wesley Kelley of Lawrence. Rachael Ulbrick and Andrew Anderson of Lawrence. Also notes bankruptcy filings in U.S. District Court in Kansas for multiple Douglas County residents and addresses.
Local organizations seek volunteers for the Wayne Simion Free Throw Tournament Fundraiser, Bowl For Kids Sake, Kansas Relays, Kansas Half Marathon, and CJHS Parenting Teens class. Roles include scorekeeping, logistics, T-shirt distribution, child care, and check in. Contact numbers and emails provided for Samantha Snyder Cathy Brashler Debbie Luman and program offices.
In Topeka the Mater Dei Assumption Catholic Church hosts Sunday Lent screenings of The Andy Griffith Show. A post episode Bible discussion links scenes to Matthew 7 about not judging others. About 50 attendees, from seniors to a 12 year old, discuss morality and forgiveness guided by a church leader.
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