Lawrence piano auditions crown first prize winner for Youth Symphony
Judith Burgstahler, ninth grade at Central Junior High, won first prize in the fourth annual piano auditions by Lawrence Friends of Music and Lawrence Accredited Music Teachers. She will perform a piano concerto with the Youth Symphony at its spring concert in March.
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Lawrence Friends of Music
Lawrence
Youth Symphony
Judith Burgstahler
Central Junior High School
Burgstahler
Albert W. Burgstahler
Reginald Strait
WILPF Meeting With Local Police Committee Discusses Mutual Interests
Two representatives from the Support Your Local Police Committee met Thursday night with members of the Lawrence Women's International League for Peace and Freedom at Carolyn Young's home. The exchange covered opinions from both groups and planned future meetings on topics of mutual interest led by Kathryn Tarr and Tom Hart.
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Support Your Local Police
Lawrence Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Carolyn Young
Aziz
Support Your
Kathryn Tarr
Tom Hart
Cut-up Prunes Highlight Bread Stuffing for Duck or Goose
Soft dried prunes cut into pieces are recommended to enrich a bread stuffing for duck or goose, adding sweetness and moisture to the dish.
Laws on Vasectomy Spark Connecticut Debate in Letters
Readers debate legality and ethics of vasectomy amid state statutes. Hartford attorney warns of penalties while Ann Landers defends personal choice and medical necessity. A grieving mother seeks guidance on her daughter’s marriage amid gambling and financial strain.
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Ann’ Landers
D.C.R
Hartford
Hart
Ann Landers
Cole
Gamblers Anonymous
M. Norwalk
Calif
PTA Notes Highlight Lawrence School PTA Meetings
Multiple Lawrence area PTAs meet Monday at 7 30 p m with speakers on juvenile problems elementary education art accomplishments drug education and drug abuse in schools. The notices list moderators hosts and student art guitar music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwegler School Pta
Harold E. Hutton
Douglas County
Lawrence
Robert Taylor
Cordley School
PTA
Hillcrest Pta
Maxine Loyd
Ann Dorsett
Achievement Center
Joyce Mullenix
Jo Ann Tomsic
Sunset Hill Pta
Lawrence Couples Seek Marriage Licenses
Jen-san Tsai 27 of Lawrence and Louise Lan Lo 23 of Lawrence apply for a license. William Oliver 24 of Morris Town New Jersey and Jan Allen Mons 21 of Lake Forest Illinois apply. Gordon Steven Kay 51 of Lawrence and Joyce L Sooby 39 of Lawrence apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen-san Tsai
Lawrence
Louise Lan Lo
William Oliver
Morristown
N.J
Jan Allen Mons
Lake Forest
Gordon Steven Kay
Joyce L. Sooby
Riverside 4-H and EHU News Roundup
Riverside Extension Homemakers meet at 1 15 pm next Thursday with Mrs Chamberlin. Topic Keep People Healthy presented by Mrs Krull. Seventeen Eudora Home Extension Unit members attended last Thursday at Mrs Westerhouse’s home. A co host was Mrs Lucas. The health program was by Mrs Akin. A work day is set for Tuesday at Mrs Terrells. A noon luncheon is planned for Feb 18 at Mrs Hadls. Mrs Johnson is co host for Lions Club fund raisers. Guests included Rev and Mrs Peirce and Eudora library board members. New Vinland Valley 4 H Club members had get acquainted interviews at Vinland Grade School. Rita Zeller gave an illustrated talk. The club voted 5 donation to Louie Holcum Memorial Fund. Wanda Johnson and Ira Anderson led songs. Rita Zeller gave roll call with a New Year’s resolution. Refreshments followed and Pat O Bryan led recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Extension Homemakers
Ralph Chamberlin
Rt. 1
Leslie Krull
Eudora Home Extension Unit
Oscar Westerhouse
Elva Lucas
EHU
Tom Akin
Verna Terrell
Paul Hadl
Allie Johnson
Vinland Valley 4-H Club
Vinland
Rita Zeller
Linwood Extension Homemakers Hold January Meeting
Mrs Agnes Coleman and Mrs Lena Allison hosted the Linwood Extension Homemakers Unit January session with 16 members in attendance. Edna Elder led the business meeting and Ollie Anderson gave a lesson on buying sheets and pillowcases. Myrtle Browning installed the year officers: Elder president Hattie Elder vice president Gladys Zimmerli secretary Elaine Brauer treasurer Mildred Green public relations. A Valentine gift exchange is planned for February with Mattie Jamison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Coleman
Lena Allison
Linwood Extension Homemakers Unit
Edna Elder
Ollie Anderson
Myrtle Browning
Elder
Hattie Elder
Gladys Zimmerli
Elaine Brauer
Mildred Green
Valentine
Mattie Jamison
A Day in the Home Highlight at Eudora 4 H Night Meeting
About 50 persons attended the Eudora 4 H Club parents night at St Paul United Church of Christ. The program included a safety play by the Schmidt and Runnion families and an illustrated talk by Mrs Born. The club voted to deposit the Rothberger fund as say ings and approved purchasing an easel for talks and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Schmidt
Guy Runnion
Sam Neis
Clint Leon
Eudora 4-H Club
St. Paul United Church of Christ
Chastain Elected to National Advisory Committee
Thomas Chastain, field director at Kansas University Special Education Instructional Materials Center, was elected to the national advisory committee of the National Network of Instructional Media Centers. The five member group guides the network and counsels the U S Office of Education Bureau for the Handicapped. Chastain was chosen during directors’ meeting in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Chastain
Kansas University
National Network of
Bureau For Education of the Handicapped
U.S. Office of Education
Chastain
Washington, D.C
Wide Choice In Fashions
Freedom to dress as you please defines Italian spring and summer fashion with sari styled wedding dresses Levantine looking trousers and global inspired prints. Mila Schon offers sane colored suits with deep front pleats sleek waterproof aviatrix suits and knee length trousers with socks under wrap around skirts. Schon favors topless hats, translucent evening gowns, lace blouses in black and accentuates waist and wrists with smocking bands.
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Rome
Mila Schon
Aviatrix
Schon
Pancake Griddle Temperature Ensures Even Browning
Guidance on baking pancakes stresses preheating the griddle evenly to achieve uniform browning across each cake. A consistently heated surface prevents uneven coloring and improves texture.
Museum Director Talks to Art Guild
Lawrence art scene noted as Bret Waller of the KU Museum of Art discusses new acquisitions in Spooner Hall and the need for more space. He highlights renovations since 1949 and reveals several notable 1499 and 1881 works along with past exhibitions and publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Guild
KU Museum of Art
Bret Waller
Lawrence Art Guild
Justin Hill
South Park Recreation Center
Waller
Spooner Hall
University
William P. Spooner
William Bridges Thayer
Wailer
Spooner
John Maxon
Tilman Riemenschneider
Lawrence
Servicemen Call Parents from Vietnam and San Diego
Mr and Mrs Donal Sedlak of 701 Maine received calls Thursday night from their two sons in the service. Michael K. Sedlak, a private first class with the 219th MP Company, 101st Airborne in Phnom Penh Vietnam, phoned from abroad. Donal P. Sedlak, a seaman apprentice with the USS R K Turner in San Diego, said the ship would depart soon for a southern cruise.
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Donal Sedlak
Maine
Pfe
Michael K. Sedlak
Phnom Penh
Vietnam
101St Airborne Division
U.S. Army
Appren
Donal P. Sedlak
San Diego
Calif
U.S. Navy
R. K. Turner
Pfc
PAO
Chilean Student Wins Sigma Xi Grant at KU
Hugo Fernandez from Valparaiso Chile received a $150 grant from the Kansas University chapter of Sigma Xi to study material transport in nerve fibers. He pursues a PhD in physiology and cell biology under Prof. F. E. Samson Jr. The research shows different substances move at different rates, implying a biological priority in transfer.
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Kansas University
Sigma Xi
Chile
Hugo Fernandez
Valparaiso
Calif
Fernandez
F. E. Samson Jr
Applesauce Filling Ties Flavors To Layer Cakes
Applesauce folded into whipped cream makes an excellent filling for spice flavored layer cakes, boosting moisture and sweetness without extra mixing steps. The combination pairs well with cinnamon and nutmeg accents in traditional bakehouse styles.
Cranberry Pineapple Relish Keeps Flavors Mellowed
A simple relish combines a pound of raw cranberries chopped coarse or medium with drained crushed pineapple and sugar to taste. Cover tightly and refrigerate for a couple of days to mellow flavors, and keep chilled for best storage.
Thaw Frozen Berries and Serve Over Sherbet
Thaw raspberries or sliced strawberries and serve over orange or lemon sherbet for a simple fruity dessert.
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Swarthout
Jane Abbott
George Lawner
Kansas University Music
Susan Harris
Lawrence High School
Jack B. Harris
Pat Wilcox
LHS
Howard Wilcox
Pioneer Rd
Charlene Eberhart
South Junior High School
Norman E. Eberhart
W. 21St Ter
Susan Shumway
Central
Stan Shumway
Lawrence National Bank
Friends of Music
Lawrence Friends of Music Inc
WILPF
France
Bordeaux
Paris
Stir
Dear Ann Landers
Texas
H.A.T
M.D
Doc
Lawrence Panel of American Women
Pinckney School
Jerry Catt
East Heights Pta
John Garcia
George Blake
Ira Williams
4-H Club
EHU News
Serve the
Lions Club
Steve Peirce
Eudora Library Board
Louie Holcum
Wanda Johnson
Ira Anderson
Pat O’bryan
H. C. Thurneau
Count Gozzi
Alessandro Longhi
J. L. Jerome
Arvid Jacobson
Rose
Keyboard Studios
Massachusetts
Cash & Carry
New York
Peace Garden Center
Sree
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