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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
15
A discussion on balancing modern life with diversional recreation to improve health and well being. It stresses daily physical activity, personal meaning in hobbies, and the risks of recreational injuries with practical tips to assess capabilities, live healthfully, and understand safety measures.
Senate leaders prepared to accept a Finance Committee plan to halve revenue from federal excise taxes on jewelry furs cosmetics and luggage. President Johnson urged retention of the 10 percent rate and a conference would settle the final bill before the new fiscal year ends.
Girl Scout Troop 657 members completed a 10 mile bicycle trip for their cyclist badge. They rode to Mary's Lake for fishing and lunch then proceeded to Blue Mound southeast of Lawrence. Participants included Debbie Flora Laura Rae Bowles Mela nie Moore Jinny Schroeder Debbie Moore Jode Olson Bil lie Jo Schindler Judy Bowles leaders Ginger Mauldin and Mrs Buddy Bowles with two Boy Scouts David Ulrey and Steve Bowles of Troop 51.
Mrs. Samuel P. Peabody, sister-in-law to Gov Endicott Peabody, runs Writers Stage Company with two other partners. The company produced two one-act pieces Victims of Duty and The New Tenant and plans a David Rayfiel play for next season. She cites interest in theater creation and enjoyment of organizational work.
June brings project meetings camp planning and a July tour for Lucky Clover 4-H members. Sewing meetings for Let’s Sew It’s Fun and School Clothes were held at Mrs Earl Hallenbeck’s home. Cooking club gatherings occurred at Mrs Jim Barnett’s and Mrs Walter Coulter met with cooking boys. 13 members will attend Rock Springs Ranch camp. Day camp goes to Tonganoxie. The July 19 tour includes six stops with beef dog chickens rabbits and a Turner farm ice cream and cupcakes reception.
Drain capers and blend with butter to create a spread for tomato or cucumber sandwiches. This simple mixture adds a tangy, creamy layer to the bread base.
Mrs Harold Keith Johnson wife of the new Army Chief of Staff plans to move from Fort Myer Quarters Two to Quarters One next door The Johnsons 25th anniversary gift furniture moves and photos mark the transition Their son leaves for West Point Ellen and her husband serve in Germany Harold Johnson Jr. studies Chinese at Kansas University
A brief cooking note suggests rubbing the salad bowl with a cut clove of garlic before adding ingredients to enrich flavor without using garlic in the dressing itself. The tip emphasizes using the bulb to impart aroma and depth to the mix.
Cheryl and Charla Reetz daughters of Alvin and Mrs Reetz of Route 4 won trophies at the Rocky Mountain Accordion Festival in Denver. Cheryl 16 earned third place in senior virtuoso solo judged by John La Padula. Charla 14 won first in grade 5. Both joined the March Accordion Symphony which took first in open division. They study with Robert Klug of Topeka and formerly with Vicki Kinery of Lawrence. More than 1 000 soloists competed.
The Kansas Democratic Women's Clubs plan their annual convention in Kansas City Kansas at the Town House Friday and Saturday. Former President Harry Truman is scheduled to speak at the Saturday luncheon. Douglas County women may contact Mrs Adam Kay or Mrs Robert Wilson for details.
Home entry defined by a wood louver screen adds space without crowding. Louvers fit in four to six inches of floor space and can be framed with a 2x4 column. Use west coast hemlock or rough sawn cedar to create color contrast, with options to stain or paint. Mc Connell Lumber at 844 East 13th offers top grade lumber and supplies.
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