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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1975
Page
4
A guide to grilling broiler fryer chicken thighs with or without bones and skin. It covers marinating with a vinegar oil mix, seasonings, and a peppery sauce, plus two recipe options Grilled Thighs Italiano and Zingy Chicken in a Bun for patio meals and buffets.
Wingfield relatives met at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wingfield for a weekend reunion. A wiener roast drew 25 people Saturday night and a Sunday family dinner followed at the Wingfield cabin. Guests included families from Blue Springs, Dallas, Lawrence, Elk Hart, Washington DC, Greensburg, Eudora, Topeka, Kansas City, Tecumseh, Lecompton, and other areas, with many spouses and children listed.
Five Shaker Heights women launch the Plant Co after neighbor interest and the Heights Chamber of Commerce endorsement. For a 25 dollar fee they draft home plant plans and host plant parties while expanding from in home displays to a store. Each owner contributes start capital and works without salary as they grow.
The Kanwaka Extension Homemakers Unit met at Mrs. Billy Anderson’s home with 15 members. Co host Mrs. Frank McAnaw. Gary Brink led a lesson on Widowhood at Any Age. July’s meeting will be at Mrs. C E Richards Rt 1 with a lesson on recycling clothing by Mrs. Lynn Lindsay. Oak Ridge unit meets 1 30 p m Tuesday at Mrs Hugh Millner’s home with Mrs Raymond Pine assisting. The lesson will be given by Mrs L J Milleret.
The article notes wicker’s nostalgic appeal driving demand for options like rattan reed willow and bamboo. It explains each material’s origin and properties and advises buyers to seek sturdy smooth frames with no hair for quality wicker furniture.
Exiled Soviet author Alexander Solzhenitsyn has been invited to Wake Forest University to receive an honorary Doctor of Letters on July 2. University president Dr James Ralph Scales said he is fairly certain Solzhenitsyn will attend. Trustees voted to award the degree for the author’s efforts against tyranny.
A list of names and addresses appears for hospital patients and new births. Entries include Mrs Patricia Grammer and infant Eudora, a girl born Thursday to Mr and Mrs David Jones at 824 E 12th, with multiple residents from Lecompton Abilene Tonganoxie and surrounding areas.
A roundup of local activities includes a Breakthrough picnic at Gage Park in Topeka with a 4 30 p m departure from 813 Avalon Rd. A three day KU piano instructors seminar led by Robert Pace features the Contemporary Groupe Piano Program and ongoing tours by Shelley Preston with the Voyagers International. The Old Friends Club meets in Lawrence, Prairie Acres Garden Club conducts a bird walk and picnic, Perry residents attend a Washburn University cheer clinic, and the Lawrence Newcomers Club hosts a summer coffee. Other items note a Jayhawk Chapter meeting, a Lawrence Singles Group party, an Astronomy Associates open house, and the Eudora Flower Club planning a July 15 program.
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