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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1973
Page
2
A light or dark cherry version of a canned cherry upside down cake. Cherries line the pan bottom with butter brown sugar and pecans, batter poured on top and baked, then inverted onto a plate. Served with fluffy lemon accented cherry sauce and whipped cream.
The Lawrence Parks and Recreation Dept begins beginner tennis classes for adults this Friday at 11 a.m. They meet at South Junior High School on Monday, Wednesday and Friday for an hour, ending August 3. A small fee is charged. balls are provided, participants must bring their own rackets.
Coking Is Fun AP Food Editor presents a recipe using fresh and canned vegetables. The method covers snapping and trimming beans, boiling until tender crisp, then combining with creamstyle corn, butter, pimiento, salt and white pepper, and reheating to serve six.
Inez Gallegly will act as delegate for the Pilot Club of Lawrence at the 52nd annual Pilot International Convention in Boston next week. Maurine Roy accompanies as alternate delegate and election teller. Roy serves as District No. 20 treasurer. The Pilot Club, with over 17 000 members, includes 500 clubs across the United States Bermuda Canada England France and Japan represented at the gathering.
Barbara Kastner of 1120 W 27th creates watercolor subjects from her own yard. She moved from Denver to Lawrence and paints near daily despite two young children. Her work includes close ups of nature, landscapes, and occasional portraits, with teaching and demonstrations added to her artistic life.
The Lawrence Flower Club met at the South Park Recreation Center and heard Olie R. Parsons discuss Hemerocallis. Parsons, regional vice president of the American Hemerocallis Society, described the hardy perennials, their color range, and easy propagation. Plans were made for a July 23 picnic supper at the recreation center with slides by Kathryn Kelley.
A nostalgic note extols hot dogs and their versatile forms. It mentions names like Chihuahua with chili, Poodle with onions, Dutch Dog with sauerkraut, and New England style with baked beans, praising their appeal and serving suggestions.
Opal Jayne Kennedy national retired teachers leader spoke in Eureka at the Greenwood County RTA annual meeting and luncheon. She outlined four state RTAs to be held in September and installed Greenwood officers with Helen Bradford. Kennedy also organized Jackson County RTA in Holton with Carl Dell as president.
Geraldine Hiatt of 1828 Brook Street is a patient at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after surgery on July 5. The Deans Scholastic Honorable Roll for Brown-Mackie in Salina includes Diane Fleer of Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Homer Lewis return from a week in Hawaii celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary and visit their nephew Ted Lewis during the trip.
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