Lawrence African Violet Club contact details
Lawrence African Violet Club offers education, growing tips, shows and sales of African violets. For information contact club president Raymond Russell at 842-5862 in the evening or Della Hadley at 749-5164 during the day. The club meets at 7 p.m. on the second Friday each month at members homes.
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African Violet Society
Lawrence African Violet Club
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Call Sound Off Instructions Line at Journal-World
Call Sound Off details instruct callers to use the Journal-World Access line at 865-5000, choose category 7478, and listen to a recording prompting the caller to leave a question. The notice provides the contact path and category code for submitting inquiries.
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Should KU Students 21 And Up Drink In Dorm Rooms
Chronicle question prompts debate on university policy allowing students aged 21 or older to consume alcohol within dorm rooms. AYIA Chronister notes a campus culture shift and mixed opinions from students, faculty, and housing administrators.
Burglaries and Vandalism Reported in Lawrence Area
A 20 year old Lawrence resident reported theft of a Nintendo 64 Super Nintendo and other items totaling 1120 dollars from a residence in the 1000 block of Tennessee between 7 30 p m Saturday and 2 30 p m Sunday Four windows were broken on a Dodge Rampant causing 1500 dollars in damage between 4 p m Friday and 10 40 p m Sunday in the 1000 block of Hilltop Drive Fire calls include a fire alarm at 2 37 a m Monday on Jayhawk Boulevard a spill at 11 19 p m Sunday and a heat call at 7 37 p m Sunday on West 29th EMS reports list numerous medical emergencies injuries and transfers across multiple blocks and streets including U S Highway 59 Inverness and Santa Fe Police note a correction: a story about Wakarusa Valley School sixth graders visiting South Junior High School should credit teacher Carolyn Montney rather than Phyllis Larue.
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Hilltop Drive
Jayhawk Boulevard
Terry
Harper
East 21St
U.S. Highway 59
Inverness
Maine
Santa Fe
Baldwin
West 27Th
Tenn
Oak
Eudora
Wakarusa Valley
South Junior High School
Carolyn Montney
Phyllis Larue
University bar rules debated by managers and staff
Brandon Henderson, a coffee shop manager, argues Twenty-one is the legal drinking age and should apply on campus, while Lawrence counters with a British view where eighteen is accepted. They discuss responsible drinking and university culture in contrasting perspectives.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Datebook fills busy afternoon schedule
Noon board meeting at the school district service center 3705 Clinton Pkwy s a Farmers Market at the city parking lot Vermont blocks Downtown Lawrence Plaque Walk from Liberty Hall through multiple Mass spots with Chamber and Preservation Alliance sponsors City Commission meeting at River Front Plaza Factory Outlets Public Library Bookmobile stops across town Health screening for 60 plus at Babcock Place Negotiation session Lawrence school board and Education Assn at Clinton Pkwy 3705 Journey to Excellence at Lawrence Memorial Hospital 6 35 p m Douglas County Commission at county courthouse Submit Datebook items by call or mail to the paper.
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Business Education Partnership Board
Clinton Pkwy
Farmers’ Market
Vermont
Lawrence
Liberty Hall
Quinton’s
Silverworks
Goldmakers
The
Bay Leaf
Francis Sporting Goods
Round Corner Drug
Sunflower Outdoor
Winfield House
Marks Jewelers
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Preservation Alliance
Lawrence City Commission
Lawrence Riverfront Plaza
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New Hampshire
Lawrence Public Library
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Babcock Place
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Douglas County Commission
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Massachusetts
Preliminary hearing set in meth case
Douglas County District Judge Jack Murphy set a preliminary hearing Monday for Kimberly Lynn Souza accused of operating a methamphetamine lab from her Eudora apartment. Souza 39 was arrested March 24 and faces manufacturing methamphetamine plus felony and misdemeanor counts of possession of drug paraphernalia possession with intent to sell meth and tax stamp violations.
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Douglas County
Jack Murphy
Kimberly Lynn Souza
Eudora
Souza
Kimberly Fulcher
Salvation Army aids Wichita tornado relief efforts
Two Salvation Army members from Lawrence Lt. Carolyn Schuetz and volunteer Tina Ulbrick departed Monday with about 20 boxes and grocery bags of local donations. Five people died in the disaster as rescue and relief teams coordinate in the Wichita area.
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Carolyn Schuetz
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Ulbrick Volunteers in Wichita Tornado Relief Effort
Ulbrick, a retired nurse and volunteer from near Lawrence, assisted in the Wichita area tornado relief on May 3. She and her husband George live on a south Lawrence farm. The Salvation Army provides food and drinks to about 1,800 people daily in the Wichita relief operation.
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Ulbrick
Salvation Army
Kirk Schuetz
George
Lawrence
Luminary Memorial Service Scheduled in South Park
Hospice Care in Douglas County sponsors its third annual Luminary Memorial Service at 8 30 p m May 27 in South Park. The event titled Candle of Memory Light of Hope honors loved ones. Volunteers will hand letter a luminary for each donation upon request by calling 749 5006.
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Douglas County
South Park
Lawrence Altrusa Club
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