LHS students earn honors in contests and plays
Honors pour in as LHS students excel in farm judging with eighth and tenth place awards, a gold emblem in a field of 100. The spring play Many Moons is cast, with Sandy Miller and others set to perform under Millard Denny. Lawrence Kan area coverage notes KA photography, elections, and campus activities.
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Marcia Haines
Judy Gray
LHS
Jerry Wilcox
Roger Pine
Millard Denny
Sandy Miller
Sharon Dobbins
Karen Ott
Joy Siner
Judy Pearson
Delores Harris
Frances Ladvicek
Bob Driscoll
Bob Shahan
Larry Sneegas
Dave Starr
Vic Rugh
A Cappella Choir Tryouts Set After Senior Girls Tribute
The meeting Saturday features Sharon Pine as president Molly MecCailla as vice president Nancy Vagh secretary Marilyn Charnes treasurer and Dolores Murphy reporter. The group will be unveiled in May at a singing tribute to graduating seniors. Members say the hard work is rewarding and the enjoyment of singing motivates them.
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Sharon Pine
Molly MecCailla
Nancy Vagh
Marilyn Charnes
Doles Murphy
Dinger
Taouch the Chor
Hays Student Wins Fulbright Grant for New Zealand Study
Gail Gorder Brooks, a KU graduate student from Hays, has earned a United States Educational Exchange Fulbright Award. He will study at Victoria University College in Wellington, New Zealand, departing June 17.
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Gail Gorder Broaks
Mays
Kansas University
Department of State
Brooks
P. K. Brooks
Hays
Hay High School
Summerfield
K. U College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Victoria University College
Wellington
New Zealand
Cemetery Cleanup Day At Vinland Cemetery
The Vinland Cemetery Association hosts a Cleanup Day at the cemetery starting Monday. Gene Haskinson, president, urges everyone to come with tools to improve the grounds.
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Vinland Cemetery Association
Gene Haskinson
Big Springs Social Visits Across Kansas and Ohio
Big Springs residents hosted and visited relatives extending travel to Cleburn to see Ambrose and Melvin Johnson and Oska loosa to spend time with the Keaton family. Glenn Cree was sent to Columbus Ohio for a five day work assignment. Mrs. Crees and Mrs. Weston of Topeka plan a week with the Cree family and children. The Hartmans visited Manhattan for a family dinner with Scott Hagen and Martha Lynn, with Emerys and Wilsons appearing in related gatherings.
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Herb Lewis
Kansas City
Alice
Zeeb
Elmer
Cleburn
Ambrose Johnson
Melvin Walter
Sylvia
Kelly Keaton
Oskaloosa
Glenn Cree
Columbus
Ohio
Crees
Weston
Topeka
Cree
Lawrence Sanitary Milk Delights Evening Menu Spreads
A readable notice highlights a feature evening service by Lawrence Sanitary Milk with tasty offerings. The item promises fresh beverages and snacks to accompany a community gathering. Local readers are invited to enjoy the curated spread and support regional dairy producers.
Watershed District Organizing Steps Outlined
The Little Arkansas River watershed district outlines steps to formalize and operate. Plans include nine subdistricts with elected officers and a board, incorporation, and a working plan for conservation funded by federal and state programs. Construction follows plan approval and farm work under cost-sharing schemes. Interest grows as Kansas districts form similar bodies and push educational progress.
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Halstead
Soil Conservation Service
LCS
Conservaton Messares
Little Arkansas River
Kansas
Watershed Bill May End Long Wichita Battle
Gov. Docking signs the Little Arkansas River Watershed District bill ending a long Kansas dispute between farmers and Wichita. The district spans 850 000 acres across seven counties, gathering almost all of the equus beds, the area supplying Wichita’s water. Municipalities are excluded from district authority, but will gain via conservation and artificial recharge benefits.
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Mark Anson McPherson
Daily
Republican
McPherson
George Docking
Little Arkansas River
Kansas
Ctty
Wichita
Ellsworth
Reno
Rice
McPherson County
Harvey County
Sedgwick
Harvey
Ninnescah
Equux
Wichita Wells
Courts of
U. S. Supreme Court
Central Kansas Water Conservation Assn
Little Arkansas Watershed District
Fnrmery
Hutchinson
Kansas University Faculty to Attend Kansas Chamber Meeting
Two KU faculty members Dr. Allen Crafton and Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy will attend the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce meeting in Topeka April 22 23. Crafton will speak on The Rise and Decline of a Jayhawker while Murphy will moderate an industrial development panel seeking 100000 new jobs in Kansas.
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Kansas University
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Topeka
Allen Crafton
Franklin D. Murphy
Crafton
Murphy
Kansaa
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