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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1965
Page
3
Lawrence Color Camera Club announced awards and elected new officers at a Friday dinner at the Little Banquet. E K Metzdorf and Helen Metzdorf of Topeka attended as out of town guests.
Central Junior High School PTA schedules a general meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the school auditorium A brief business session will precede officer installation for 1965 66 with Mrs Robert Stoland overseeing positions including president Mrs Charles Johannsen and other officers Additionally parents will group by grade level for a preview of the spring play.
Home cooks consider using dented sponge cakes as a convenient base for Baked Alaska. The approach leverages the cake layer beneath ice cream and meringue, reducing waste and creating a dessert with a dramatic finish.
William C. Rice, Baker University music chairman, will serve as a clinician at the Little Seven League choir festival in Gardner on Monday. Lillian Webster of Delaware Ohio, former Lincoln Elementary principal, attends the Self Culture Club 50th anniversary dinner in Lawrence. Robert E. Sharp of St Michael and All Angels Church Kansas City Kansas to be ordained deacon today after six years as lay reader at St Raphael Mission Tonganoxie. Cathy Scarborough daughter of Baker University president elected treasurer of Phi Mu at Baldwin school. Virgil Reeves Baldwin installed district deputy grandmaster of the Masonic Lodge at the Grand Lodge meeting in Wichita Merlin Ford and Bill Hunter of Baldwin attended.
The Lucky Clover 4-H Club meets Tuesday at Linwood High School with President David Hallenbeck in charge. Activities include music by Mary Ann Bowen and Jayne Coulter, demonstrations by Connie Berry and others, and health facilities talk by Mrs. Jess O’Connor. Upcoming meetings include Kanwaka Home Demonstration Unit in March and Stull HDU on April 6 at Stull Church.
The second annual charter presentation held by Boy Scout Explorer Post No. 2050, sponsored by Dorsey Liberty Post 14 of the American Legion, took place Wednesday night. Ollie Beaman presented the charter to Alan Fisher while Dale Kerr installed post officers: Steve Bowles president Phil Lacey vice president Dan Moore secretary Bob Womack treasurer Wood Merrill quartermaster Bruce Preston and Fred Winter cabinet officers. Adult leaders honored included Kerr O’Connor Loring McAllister Hoople and Fisher as committee chairman. In a Court of Honor merit badges were awarded to Jim Golden Bruce Freston Bob O’Connor and others.
Thirty two students at Tonganoxie High School earned places on the honor lists for the fourth six weeks. The honor roll requires no grade below a B and at least two As. Names include Gary Zimmerman Kris Mazure Larry Haas Jill Huebner Robin Shingleton Terry Wyrick Gary Myers Denise Frye Janice Dunclson John Conway Marilyn Kruse Karen Turner Georgina Himple Barbara Budenosky Buddy Wiles Nancy Watson. Other students with no grades below a B are on the honorable mention list: Marilyn Henry Linda Markowitz Toby Orr Connie Robb Rachel Slawson Linda Poynor Mike Emery Chuck Kesinger John Stewart Cheryl Uhlrich Lynn Wilson Anna Hoffhines Mary Conway and Linda Crosby.
An antique show is scheduled March 26 27 28 at the National Guard Armory 2nd and Iowa Streets. Twenty two booths from six states offer glass china furniture primitives wood items jewelry coins and guns. Open to the public 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.
Troop 668 hosted a Court of Awards at 2915 Harvard Rd as part of Girl Scout Week. Sheree Miller led the welcoming ceremony with new members Denise and Cynthia Strecker. The Kool Kats Patrol performed a Juliette Low skit and numerous badges were presented by leaders R V Miller, Robert Smith, and Date Ruminer.
Weavers Department Store funds four merit based camperships for Lawrence girls in grades six through twelve to attend approved camps this summer. Information sheets and applications available March 17 at the Girl Scout agency on the second floor of Weavers with a April 1 deadline and two letters of recommendation.
Cadette Girl Scout troop 664 hosted an International Friendship dinner at leader Mrs. George Wilsons home 910 Pamela Lane. Patrols prepared Italian pizza French salad and Swiss chocolate cake while the opening ceremony compared the nations cultures and the Girl Scout Promise. The event highlighted Baden Powell’s African word IPESI each letter symbolizing Inspiration Possibilities Example Service and Ideals and contributions were given to the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund.
A reader asks if a family walk trait is inherited. Ann Landers explains hip and bone structure, not the walk, and says the father should be proud, while other letters urge shared housework duties and recognizing a mother’s sacrifice.
About 100 students from Kansas and nearby Missouri are expected for the March 27 event at Kansas University. Tau Sigma honorary dance fraternity arranges master classes in dance techniques and composition as part of the program.
Lawrence public school cafeterias publish next week menu. Items include Ham on Bun Monday and Roast Beef Thursday with various sides. No additional context provided.
Wisconsin University geology chair Lewis M. Cline will address students at 8 15 p m Wednesday in Room 425 Lindley Hall Kansas University The talk is sponsored by the American Association of Petroleum Geologists.
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