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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1972
Page
15
Joy Stilley reports from New York on 11 000 chicken recipe entries in the National Broiler Council contest. Cooks of all ages and regions submit inventive uses from beer sauces to ice cream toppings, with eight home economists screening finalists for a national cookoff.
A reader panel covers issues from secondhand smoke debates to pet travel rules and wedding kiss debates. Columns address smoking irritants, dog lodging letters, hair-cutting conflicts with grandparents, blessing over baked goods, and wedding kiss expectations.
Michael Patrick, Hutchinson printmaking assistant at Kansas University, presents about 35 silkscreens and intaglios at the 7 East 7th Gallery. The show runs noon to 6 pm daily except Monday through May 12, with a public opening Sunday.
Jeanne Anne Goldfarb, KU journalism alumna now in Pusan Korea, was not selected as military wife of the year. She previously earned a master’s in journalism, lectures for University of Maryland courses in Korea, and works as reporter and announcer for the American Forces Korea Network. Her husband Maj. Richard M. Goldfarb heads the Joint U.S. Military Assistance Group Korea ADC branch. they have two sons.
Lawrence Community Nursery School announces open house at Seventh and Alabama Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 to 11 30 a m. The cooperative program, founded 1948, combines professional teaching with parental involvement and plans major innovations for 1972 73 including a pre kindergarten class and revised session times with reduced tuition. Administrative board members include Sue Ritzer chairwoman Jan Marquis admissions Ann Yetman treasurer Linda Tuttle secretary and Helen Brown maintenance.
A monthly meeting of 12 seniors in the First United Methodist Church fellowship hall gathers data on aging needs. Participants plan to approach city and county governments with proposals and study state and federal programs to fund additional services.
Mrs Frederick P Reynolds president will preside at Topeka Central Congregational Church. Registered adult Scouts and 12 delegates attend with a 9 30 coffee hour and 10 a m business session including board election and National Council delegates. A 3 D visual annual report by Sue Strader highlights morning events and a 1920s to present uniforms style show will be staged. Tickets for noon luncheon are available from Mrs James Swartzel or Betty Dunhaupt.
Jean Robinson Ellen Gold and Cynthia Robinson were chosen coordinators at a Wednesday meeting held at Nancy Harper’s home in Lawrence. They discussed Senate Bill 3193 for federal day care aid and tax deductions for child care, plus a KU day-care center opening in August for 50 children with income-based costs and priority for student children.
Sunflower 4-H Club gathers at Riverside School at 7 p.m. with cooking and room improvement demonstrations by members. Mentions include Meadowlark and Clinton clubs hosting, funds donated to Cancer Fund, and plans for 4-H Sunday May 7 plus camp applications due May 1.
Colorado University aerospace engineering graduate student Richard Warren Richardson is initiated into the CU Sigma Xi chapter. He is the son of Laura Lee Richardson of 2701 Harvard Rd.
Surgeons increasingly favor sending patients home soon after surgery to speed recovery and cut costs. Some operate the day after procedures or even the same day, with stitches removed later in a follow up. Critics cite loss of hospital attention and patient anxiety at being discharged early.
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