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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 2009

Page

3

Lawrence Datebook Festival and Arts Weekend Highlights

Festival of Trees benefits Shelter Lawrence viewing hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Auction at 8 p.m. Liberty Hall. Free HIV testing 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. United Way Building. Fair Trade Holiday Market 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Ecumenical Christian Ministries. Various performances and events across KU and city venues including piano Jamie Bone recital 4:30 p.m. Swarthout Hall and other concerts and shows through the day. Proceeds aid local shelters and youth services.

United Way Ridge Court The Kansas Union Jayhawk Blvd Ecumenical Christian Ministries Oread Ave Lawrence Public Library Jamie Bone Swarthout Murphy Hall Naismith Robert Herndon KU School of Business Anderson Chandler Lied KU West DCAP Lawrence Arts Center University Theatre Inge Lawrence Community Theatre N.H Travis Hendra Swarthout Recital Samestate Green Light First Christian Church Lawrence Eldridge Hotel Big Brothers Big Sisters Douglas County Eldridge Stephen T. Johnson Dread Books Eudora Eudora City Hall Daniel Chai-Te Liu Olivia Needham Gary Fair Eighth Bethlehem Nativity Hickory Streets Ottawa

Festival of Trees and Forum at Liberty Hall Events

The Wednesday festival features a Shelter Inc. fundraiser at Liberty Hall from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and a United Way Building sale until 4 p.m. A University Forum on Green Burials is led by Boog Highberger at 11:30 a.m. Include Spanish English storytime and piano programs by Eun Ju Kim at 4 p.m. and Paulo Oliveira at 7:30 p.m.

The Shelter Inc Liberty Hall Mass Ecumenical Christian Ministries Dread Ave United Way Ridge Court University Forum Boog Highberger Lawrence Kansas Department of Health and Environment Oread Lawrence Public Library Eun Ju Kim Swarthout Murphy Hall Naismith Paulo Oliviera Naismith

Lawrence Library and KU events schedule list

A dense listing of activities includes a H1N1 vaccination clinic at the Community Health Building on 200 Maine, a family storytime at Lawrence Public Library at 707 Vt, a Star Trek movie showing at Liberty Hall, a KU Percussion Ensemble recital at Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall 1530 Mai Smith, and multiple programs from 3 Thursday to 8 p.m. at United Way Building 642 Mass.

United Way Ridge Court the Shelter Inc Liberty Hall Mass Lawrence Public Library Maine Swarthout Recital Murphy Hall Maismith

Americana Halftime Event Sets Second Annual Friday Time

Frist and Hickory hosts the 2nd annual Americana event this Friday at 5:45 p.m. Local organizers invite community members to enjoy music stalls and crafts. Details remain pending as event logistics are finalized.

Health Care Access Holiday Homes Tour 1 p m to 6 p m

Public events listing for Lawrence includes Health Care Access Holiday Homes Tour on Sunday from 1 to 6 pm with ticket info at healthcareaccess.org or 841-5760 Ext 209. Also Noel 13th Annual Organ Vespers at Bales Organs Recital Hall and 85th Holiday Vespers at Lied Center both on Stewart Drive with 1:30 and 6:30 pm start and 2:30 and 7:30 pm shows respectively. Family Storytime at Lawrence Public Library 3:30 pm. Datebook submissions welcomed by mail or email and online events listed at LiWorld.com/events.

Eldridge Hotel Big Brothers Big Sisters Douglas County Eldridge Healthcareaccess.org Noel Bales Organs Recital Hall Stewart Drive Lied Center University Theatre Inge Murphy Hall Naismith Lawrence Community Theatre Lawrence Public Library Datebook P.O Lawrence Liworld.com

Journal-World police report policy notice

There were no incidents to report Monday. The newspaper does not print all police reports and generally avoids naming burglary victims unless losses exceed $1,000 or there are unusual circumstances. Names are disclosed only after charges. Assaults and batteries are reported only if major injuries occur. Holdups and robberies.

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Suitt and DuBois Families Welcome Monday Births

Joseph and Amber Suitt of Lawrence announce the birth of a girl Monday. Mr and Mrs Robbie DuBois I of Ottawa welcome a boy Monday. John Paul and Rachel Dove of Lawrence celebrate the birth of a boy Monday.

Joseph and Amber Suitt Lawrence Mrs Robbie DuBois I Ottawa John Paul and Rachel Dove

Corrections for Holiday Happenings Listings in Southwest Area

The Plymout h Congregational Church Chancel Choir will perform Carols and Lullabies Christmas in the Southwest free at 9 30 a.m. Sunday at 925 Vt The Eldridge Hotel Gingerbread Festival public viewing runs 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday through Sunday and noon to 7 p.m. Monday The auction occurs at 7 p.m. Dec 8 with $40 admission Corrections issued Monday

Plymouth Congregational Church Chancel Choir Eldridge Hotel

Deaths Shirley Kidwell 84 Lakewood former Lawrence resident

Funeral services for Shirley Elizabeth Kidwell 84 of Lakewood Colorado and formerly of Lawrence will be at 11 am Friday at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home. Private burial follows in Memorial Park Cemetery. Kidwell died Saturday November 28 2009 in Lakewood. She was born July 11 1925 in Leona daughter of John and Blanche Acker McCormick. She lived in Lawrence for 16 years while working for the public schools and was a member of Plymouth Congregational Church and Cosmo Pals Civic Club. She married Guy C. Kidwell on December 16 1945 in Leona. Survivors include son Craig Golden Colorado daughter Linda Capps Boulder Colorado two grandsons and six great grandchildren. Memorials may be directed to the Alzheimer’s Association.

Shirley Elizabeth Kidwell Lakewood Colo Lawrence Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home Memorial Park Cemetery Kidwell Catharine Quality of Life Leona John and Blanche Acker McCormick Plattgard Business School St. Joseph Ind Rumsey-Yost.com

Memorial service for CJ High in Eudora

CJ High 90 of Lawrence and former Tonganoxie resident died November 28 2009. A memorial service is set for 10 30 a m Saturday at Family of Faith Fellowship Eudora. He served in World War II and worked as a truck driver and business owner. Survivors include two sons a daughter eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Quisenberry Funeral Home of Tonganoxie is handling arrangements. Online condolences at QuisenberryFH com.

Eudora CJ. High Lawrence Tonganoxie Family of Faith Fellowship Mr. High Atchison John Margaret High Watson Brothers Trucking Kansas City High’s Salina Michael Colorado Springs Colo Vaughn Debbie Sviridova Copper Mountain Quisenberry Funeral Home Quisenberryfh

Service arrangements for Robert L. Martin

Cremation burial for Robert L Bobby Martin 55 of Baldwin City pending at Leavenworth National Cemetery after he died Friday November 27 2009 at home Born January 6 1954 in Kansas City Missouri son of Robert F Bob Martin and Mary L. Bynum He attended Baldwin High School served in the US Air Force Survived by father in Greenville Texas two sisters Christy Elder Sally Sudja and a brother Joseph Butch all of Baldwin City

Robert L Bobby” Martin Baldwin City Leavenworth National Cemetery Mr. Martin Kansas City Robert F Bob” Martin Mary L. Bynum Baldwin High School US Air Force Greenville Texas Christy Elder Sally Sudja Joseph Butch

Robert Glover Memorial Services Pending

Memorial services for Robert G. Glover, 85, of Lawrence, are pending and will be announced by Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home after his death Sunday November 29, 2009 at his rural Lawrence residence.

Robert G. Glover Lawrence Rumsey-Yost Glover

Agricultural Hall of Fame seeks to save itself

The National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame in Bonner Springs plans drastic changes to boost attendance and avoid closure. The new board replaced directors in November and cut staff after low visitor numbers and budget strain. The center, near Kansas Speedway, faces a 350000 annual need funded by savings, with 10000 yearly visitors, and hopes to attract corporate partners and new visibility.

Agricultural Hall of Fame Bonner Springs National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame Frank van Fleet Tim Daugherty Center van Fleet Daugherty

Fire Damages Detailing Shop In Garfield Street Blaze

Emergency crews responded to a structure fire in the 800 block of Garfield Street in a mobile home park Monday night. Richard's Detailing and Mobile at 827 Garfield St suffered a fire mainly on the east side but no occupants were inside. Crews controlled the blaze by about 10 pm as investigators worked to determine the cause.

Garfield Street Lawrence Douglas Richard's Detailing and Mobile Garfield St

Charles Rodecap Graveside Service Set in Meriden

Graveside services for Charles Irwin Chuck Rodecap 56 of Perry will be at 2 p.m. December 13 at Meriden Cemetery with cremation planned. He died November 25 2009 after a short cancer battle born May 29 1953 in Meriden son of Robert and Aleta Smith Rodecap. He repaired small engines in Topeka and Jefferson County and worked for Martinek Flynn of Topeka. He managed Busy Bee Car Wash in Perry, known as Carwash Chuck. Survivors include sister Shirley Young Fall River MA uncles John Rodecap Perry James Rodecap Pomona and many cousins. Memorials to the Charles Rodecap Fund care of Barnett Chapel Oaks Funeral Home Oskaloosa KS 66066.

Charles Irwin Chuck” Rodecap Perry Meriden Mr. Rodecap Robert and Aleta Smith Rodecap Rodecap Topeka Jefferson County Martinek

Obituary policy information channels listed

The Journal World notes obituary guidelines and acceptance details are available through your mortuary, by calling (785) 832 7154, or online at LJWorld.com obituaries.

Journal-World Ljworld.com

County mulls fixed-price fuel for second year

Douglas County commissioners weigh continuing fixed-price fuel purchases with Capital City Oil to hedge diesel and unleaded costs. Last year the plan saved on unleaded but cost more on diesel amid low energy prices. The meeting at the Douglas County Courthouse also includes a preliminary 59 acre plat near North 1800 East 700 roads for Rockwall Farms LC to build The Woods corporate retreat.

Douglas County Jackie Waggoner Capital City Oil Nancy Thellman Jim Flory Mike Gaughan Mass Rockwall Farms LC

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