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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1962
Page
13
Ann Landers readers discuss airline pilots cheating as a career stereotype. Letters from diverse correspondents share marriage anecdotes and suspicions, with a few pilots defended as faithful. the column closes offering readers a chance to request a booklet.
Navy recruit Herbert Harmon completes training at Great Lakes. Airman Robert Williams serves aboard USS Intrepid which helped recover the Project Mercury Aurora 7 capsule. Lt Commander Malcolm Carpenter was retrieved at sea by USS John R. Pierce. 32 Navy ships supported the recovery operation in the Atlantic. Airman Larry Silbaugh to Eglin AFB after missile instrument training at Lowry. Second Lt. Gary Gibson earns pilot wings at Vance AFB and heads to Stewart AFB for C 130 duties. Gibson hails from El Dorado and is married to Sue Stinson.
Lt. Ivan Paulson of Mrs. Eva V. Paulson 901 Ohio Street serves aboard the attack cargo ship USS Seminole as part of the Navy Marine Corps amphibious operation off the coast of Southern California.
A basket dinner at 7 p.m. Tuesday precedes Kanwaka School’s last day program. All residents are invited. Mrs. Mary Rodewald is the teacher.
Mrs. Loren Tarr and Willis Gilbert announce approximately 500 dollars raised by the Buddy Poppy Drive of Alford-Clarke Post 852 VFW and Auxiliary. Proceeds fund the VFW Orphans Home at Eaton Rapids and local veterans hospital work. Children aided by the sale were honored at a post hall gathering with prizes for top sellers.
Sterling Massachusetts residents recall the Sterling Ladies Kitchen Band famed for improvised instruments. Dressed in home made dresses and hats they perform with tools like stove pipes spray guns vacuum hoses wash boiler covers and more. Their centerpiece is a 6 foot tin horn from a steamboat on nearby Lake Waushacum.
A simple method suggests baking meat loaf in a loaf pan then slicing into portions. Each slice gets a swirl of mashed potatoes and a brief broil to brown the potatoes.
The Lawrence Flower Club sponsored spring flower show drew 330 entries at the Community Building. Sweepstakes in horticulture went to Mrs Josephine Gfe ller with four blue and five red ribbons. runner up was Mrs Marvin Selichnow with four blue and three red ribbons and the merit award. Design sweepstakes went to Mrs Donald Andrew with five blue ribbons and three red. Haglund was runner up with five blue and two red ribbons. Special awards announced by Mrs A H Turney.
The Dance Academy awards program was held Saturday night at the studio. Miss Janet McFarland presented awards for outstanding fall term achievements. Recipients included Adele Pilch Sandy Lass man Jenny Allen Johanna Branson for red ribbon honors and Debra Kuntz Kathy Chaulis Beverly Lemesang Karen Blair Lisa VanderWerf for blue ribbon free lessons. Pins went to Polly Sanders Laura Jane Owens Cheryl McNeely Jennifer Miller for ballet and Steffie Pulliam for tap with Julie VanderWerf Linda Scheid receiving initial necklaces. A new ballerina trophy recognized ballet achievement for the past three years.
The article lists summer and fall scholarships to Elasina VanderWerf, Joan Treece, Regan Johnston, and Marcia Breithaupt. It describes an evening program with two numbers, an acrobatic act Home on the Range by Ann Feaker and the Swan Lake ballet. Dancers include Mary Reed, Kathy Chaulis, Karen Blair, and others. about 200 fans attended. Summer enrollment begins June 2.
A serving of hot buttered noodles topped with sour cream and chopped chives offers a refreshing contrast. The combination pairs warm pasta with cool topping notes for a simple, satisfying dish.
Eudora Grade School marks 24 eighth grade graduates this year with commencement at 8 p m in the high school gym. Names include Linda L Bigler Shirley Sue Broers Edward James Farris Richard J Ford Jerry Fry Bill Gordon Delta Joy Herndon Bert E Holmes Corky Jackson Michael Jennings Diana Lynn Johnston Rebecca Jane Light Elaine Sue Lutz Melvin Morriss Diana Ruth Neal Nevin Robert O Berg Bobby Rice Alice Alandra Richardson Annette Riley David L Spellman Julian Weeks William V Weeks Iva Whala Larry Wurtz.
Heat crackers in a hot oven for a few minutes then cool to regain crispness. Arrange on a serving dish once they have re crisped for the final presentation.
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