Music Program Set for Thursday District Day Meeting
H D U District Day meeting of home demonstration units will be held May 7 in the Kansas Union with speakers Richard F. Hrdlicka and Miss Elsie Lee Miller. The event marks Kansas Home Demonstration Unit Week and the 50th anniversary of the Extension home economics program. A luncheon, afternoon talks, and a student recital at Lawrence High School follow the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Hrdlicka
Newton
Elsie Lee Miller
Manhattan
Kansas Union
Franklin
Shawnee
Osage
Douglas County
Kansas
Cooperative
Smith-Lever
Hrdlicka
Harvey County
Czechoslovakia
Paris
London
Wichita and Friends University
Washburn Law School
Korea
U.S
Miss Miller
K-State
Iowa State University
Kentucky University
Kansas State Extension Service
Joe Baldwin
Elmer Ousdahl
Oscar McKinsie
Shawnee County
Quadrills
Lawrence
Sweet Adelines Inc
Vera Decker
KHDC
Northeast
Eudora
South Douglas
Weaver
Woodlawn
Baldwin
Asa Colman
W. F. Elkin
Harry Sutton
Kanwaka
F. H. Johns
Mary Sturdy
Vinland
Fred Reetz
Anna Gabriel
Hesper
Charles Hubbard
Enterprise
Ray Sayler
Glenn Springs
L. E. Ott
Osage County
Rosemary Crist
Blanche Brooks
Mary E. Krumsick
Oletha Blevins
Thyra Davis
Douglas
Kathryn Sughrue
Annabelle Long
H. B. Gerard
Lawrence Accredited
Music Teachers Association
Lawrence High School
el Man
Coburn
Joy Cornwell
Aaron the Birdling
Aaron John Charles Clyatt Whirling
Vainovici
Wallis Theresa Nicitos
Coe Adovart
Mary Mitchel
Tchaikovsky-Aaron
Priela Simons
Bartok
Diane Allison
Chapel Bells
Kevin, Price
Retired Lt. Col. Roger N. Baker Joins North American Aviation
Lt. Col. Roger N. Baker of Towanda retires from the U S Air Force after 23 years of service to take a position with the Space and Information Systems Division of North American Aviation in California. He earned the Silver Star Purple Heart with leaf cluster Bronze Star Croix de Guerre and the Air Force Commendation Medal. A University of Wichita graduate he has a daughter Mrs Kenneth Costick of Lawrence and a son Thomas a Kansas University student.
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Roger N. Baker
Towanda
U.S. Air Force
Space and Information Systems Division
North American Aviation, Inc
California
U.S. Army
Air Force
Baker
Onion with Peas Fashioned Kitchen Notes
A brief cooking tip piece advises slicing a small onion and cooking with green peas for flavor. It mentions covering custard to prevent skin formation and refrigerating soft mustard before serving or storing leftovers.
Cookie Cutter Substitute Uses Fruit-Can Ring
A six ounce can from fruit juice frozen concentrate can replace a two inch cookie cutter. The tip suggests using the can as a mold for cutting dough.
Jellied Veal Stock for Sunday Night Buffet
A small amount of water used to simmer veal yields a stock that jellys and adds flavor. Pour the hot stock over sliced meat and chill until set. Serve the jellied veal with a salad for a Sunday night buffet.
Woodlawn PTA installs new officers for 1964 65
Newly elected Woodlawn School PTA officers were installed at a Monday meeting in the school gym. Mrs Raymond E Crews Jr retired president conducted the ceremony for 1964 65 officers including Mrs Harry Crisp president and Mrs Clyde Lomax vice president. A 50 donation for the library fund was announced and 306 members belong to the unit. An open house followed with hobby science and art displays. The Centennial School teaching staff was honored at the annual Teacher Appreciation dinner with 45 attendees.
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Woodlawn School Pta
Raymond E. Crews Jr
Harry Crisp
Clyde Lomax
Bernice Smyser
LeRoy Crumer
Donald Fowler
Crews
Lomax
Judith Newlett
Centennial School
PTA
KU students win $100 scholarships in Merriam Music Club
Cheryl Wycoff a sophomore at Kansas University and Robert Seeley a freshman at KU won $100 individual scholarships in the Merriam Music Club annual competition. Wycoff studies piano while Seeley focuses on voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Wycoff
Mission
Kansas University
Robert Seeley
Shawnee Mission
Merriam Music Club
Miss Wycoff
Seeley
38 Awards Presented At Cub Pack Meeting
Thirty eight awards were presented at the April meeting of Cub Pack 3059 of the First Presbyterian Church. Wolf badges were awarded to Darrell McManness Barry Waugaman David Eugene Mears David Bever Joe Fisher and Jeff Long. Bear badges were awarded to David Crawley Larry Bailey Jim Woolems Steven Allen Scannell and Richard Gilmerman. Den 4 clubs received Lion Badge John Waymire Matt Moore Eric Ketzel Chris Phelps Mike Rumsey Greg Whittington and Steve Mitchell. Den 1 opened, dens 7 and 5 presented skits, Webelos join tonight at Mike Funston home. Den 5 won Cubby for best parent attendance. Den 3 led closing song.
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First Presbyterian Church
Darrell McManness
Barry Waugaman
David Eugene Mears
David Bever
Joe Fisher
Jeff Long
Wolf
Gary Holmes
Richard Koleber
Bruce Robb
Matthew Stoner
Jeffrey Scannell
Paul Alexander
Fred Beahm
David Crawley
Larry Bailey
Jim Woolems
Steven Allen Scannell
Richard Gillerman
Barry McDonald
John Funston
Matt Moore
Row Hall
Den 4
John Waymire
Eric Ketzel
Chris Phelps
Mike Rumsey
Greg Whittington
Steve Mitchell
Den 1
Dens 7
Webelos
Mike Funston
Den 5
Den 3
Law Enrollment At KU Law School Rises Sharply
Dean James K Logan reports KU Law School enrollment up 30 percent over two years with admissions standards rising yet applications for the fall semester 40 percent ahead of last year. He forecasts enrollment doubling by 1965 from 1962 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Law School
James K. Logan
Dean Logan
Law School
4-H Club and HDU News April Meeting Highlights
Ralph Rector guest at Lucky Clover 4-H Club meeting at Grange Hall. Plans discussed include 4-H Sunday scrap drive skating party and softball basket dinner. Members observed safety talks feather hat making and leader articles. Committees named for Health and Safety with listed chairmen and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rector
Leavenworth County
Lucky Clover
Grange Hall
David Hallenbeck
Elaine Allenbrand
Jerry Barnett
Neva Turner
Recorder Horn
Paul Bowen
Leroy Lenon
Glenda
Debbie Bennett
Jim Elder
Dalton Gannon
Mrs. Clyde Bell Sr Elected State Officer
Mrs Clyde V Bell Sr of 3022 W 9th St was elected first vice president of the Kansas State Association of Parliamentarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bell Sr
Clyde V. Bell Sr
W. 9Th St
The
Kansas State Association of Parliamentarians
Kansas City Hosts 15th Annual Convention Attendees List
At the 15th annual convention in Kansas City Kansas attendees from Lawrence include Mrs Bell Mrs Louise Baker Mrs S C Hinshaw Mrs H C Drennon Mrs H B Latimer and Mrs Newton Jerome. Mrs Bell attended an executive meeting and pre convention dinner honoring national president Mrs R N Stryker of Glendale California who spoke at the event. Newly elected officers include Mrs Gilbert Baltzer president Mrs Arthur B Ebener second vice president Mrs George Y Stewart recording secretary and Mrs John Murray treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence
Bell
Louise Baker
S. C. Hinshaw
H. C. Drennon
H. B. Latimer
Newton Jerome
Holiday Inn
R. N. Stryker
Glendale
Calif
Gilbert Baltzer
Arthur B. Ebener
George Y. Stewart
Wichita
John Murray
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HDU
Mendelssohn -Sontag
Patty Wilcox
Howard Wilcox
Pvg Eee
Doris Price
Paganini
Labunski
Pat Hagan
BTO
Alan Holmes
Kirchner
Diane Price
Beethoven Linda Lassman
Sinnette Bee
M. C. Allen
Don Beene
R. Edwin Browne
Albert Burgstahler
J. L. Clyatt
Theo Ericsson
Homer Frank
Alfred Gallup
Dean Owens
Richard F. Hadlicka
Roger Baker
Ort
Litwins i
Redman
Redmans Sshoes
Massachusetts
Marion Boosters
Carl Maichel
Charles Fawl
Orlyn Vaughn
John Musick
John Metsker
Hutchinson
Bonnie Maichel
Orville Chase
Washington Creek Church of the Brethren
Mittee
Lyle Chase
Galen Harris
Carol Hoover
Lois Harris
Doris Fawl
Darlene Vaughn
Edna Turner
Carolyn Johnson
Betty Metsker
Kenneth Hubbard
Marlene Vaughn
Mike Murray
L. R. Hoffman
Erry
12Th & Oread
Bob Evans
Brooks
Sandra Lou
Terrill
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