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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1967
Page
6
A moist orange raisin cake adapted from The Williamsburg Art of Cook ery. The recipe uses cake flour, buttermilk, chopped orange peel, raisins, walnuts and a Sugartop Glaze made with sugar and orange juice concentrate. Bake, glaze while hot, then cool and serve.
Four Baker University music groups present the 28th annual Christmas Candlelight Vespers on December 17 at 4 and 8 p.m. at Baldwin First Methodist Church. The program blends Scripture with works by Sweelinck Handel Berlioz Poulenc and Britten. Performers include the Baker Choir University Singers University Chamber Ensemble and Brass Ensemble.
The Central Statistical Organization reports per capita national income grew by 29.20 rupees over 1961 65, a little under four dollars, reaching 427.10 rupees in 1965 66 at current prices, valued about 54.60 dollars.
Lawrence High School hosts an orchestra concert Saturday at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Guest conductor J Frederick Muller from Conn Corp leads the program with soloists Paul Todd and Howard Boyijian from the University of Kansas Music Department. David Catron conducts. Hubert Brown also conducts. LHS student art on display.
Eugene L. Hardtarfer, local real estate agent, was elected president of the Lawrence Board of Realtors for 1968 at the December meeting. Other officers are vice president Gordon Fulcher, secretary treasurer J Underwood, and directors Max Good and outgoing president Rawleigh C. zillion. Installation of officers will occur in January.
Seaman Ronald D. Lee of Lawrence served aboard the USS Oklahoma City during the Blue Lotus exercise off Southern California from Nov 28 to Dec 9. The operation involved 24,000 personnel, 45 ships, and six air units. Master Sgt Estus E Barrett of Lawrence arrived for duty at Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines as an air traffic controller with an Air Force unit.
Seaman Worthy Wayne Rogers, son of Worthy R. Rogers of Lawrence, completed Storekeepers School at San Diego Naval Training Center and was assigned to the destroyer escort USS Weiss, APD-135, at APO San Francisco. He is a World War II and Korean War veteran with family connections in Levittown New York and Goodman Missouri.
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