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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2014
Page
5
Elliott Hughes asks readers in Checkers Foods on Louisiana Street about playing a musical instrument as a child. The item invites responses and directs readers to LJWorld.com for the story on 1A.
Community activities include a 6 a.m. Dog Days workout at South Park West, Eudora Lions blood drive at Eudora Baptist Church, IIYM Piano Competition Finals at Lied Center Pavilion 3 to 9 p.m. free, Lawrence board and city meetings, arts talks and quilting guilds, plus ongoing library and gallery exhibitions at Lawrence Arts Center and other venues. Ulises Magasia de la Paz among piano finalists.
Ulises moved from Mexico with his mother and brother to Lawrence four years ago seeking English language opportunity and cultural growth. He began piano at eight in Leon and found learning fun through lessons with a KU teaching assistant, who used sports analogies to link movement and sound before he joined Scott McBride Smith's program at KU.
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors’ attention. Readers are urged to report mistakes by calling 785-832-7154 or emailing news ljworld.com.
Ulises Magana de la Paz performed at the International Institute for Young Musicians finals held at the Lied Center Pavilion. The competition ran 3 PM to 9 PM today with the Winner's Concert scheduled for 2 PM July 19, tickets $10 or free for children 8 and under.
Ted and Amanda Owens welcome a boy in Lawrence on Saturday. James and Kelly Langford celebrate a girl born Sunday. Lauya and Geary Mills have a boy born Sunday in Lawrence. Andrew and Lindsey Braden report a girl born Sunday in Lawrence.
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