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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1973
Page
17
Explains filling knits by crossing yarns, distinguishes single and double knits, and notes their stretch, weight, and care. Advises design choices for single and double knits, layout before cutting, and a May 31 knit class with limited enrollment at the Extension Office.
A Dear Ann Lennders column reprints the 1971 youth cautionary piece about a 17 year old who dies in a car crash while describing the grief of family and friends. The survivor laments recklessness and longs for one more chance to live and drive carefully.
Toss roasted slivered almonds with drained mandarin oranges sliced green onions and shredded cabbage. Dress with oil and vinegar sharpened with dry mustard. Serve in a crock to accompany German sausages or franks.
Douglas County Trail Riders schedule Play Nights every Friday at the arena west of Lawrence starting 6 30 p m A spring warm up show is set for Sunday at 12 30 p m with 22 classes A trail ride is planned for April 29 participants meet at 9 a m at the arena and bring a sack lunch
The final Lenten service by six area churches is at 7 p.m. Sunday at Shawnee Heights Methodist Church. Last week's Stull United Methodist Church event featured Rev. Hobart Hillyard, Topeka district superintendent, with piano by Mrs. Norman Lynch and organ by Mrs. Esther Wulfkuhle. Kristy Hunter of Lecompton sang, and Helen Henry and Marcia Henry played organ and piano duet. Mrs. Lynch with Rita and Sherri Lynch of Stull led a devotional hymn and reading, and Rev. Jack Mathis sang The Holy City.
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