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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1963
Page
9
Dear Ann Landers offers practical guidance on a family dinner dispute sparked by a 50 pound dog seated at the table. She says the hosts may set their own rules at their home and that the offended party need not apologize. The column also addresses spousal suspicion and teen behavior with direct, no-nonsense advice.
Prices are lower than May in years as fed cattle flow keeps beef cheap this holiday weekend. Sirloin and rib steaks, short ribs, hamburgers and smoked picnics are featured across chains, with 49 cent franks and baking hens common in the Southeast. Corn on the cob and watermelon lead fruit sections alongside apples, berries, and plums in the Southwest. Sugar prices dip, suggesting future store cuts.
A seasonal drink update prompts adding a few drops of red food coloring to lemonade to create a pink sparkling version. The tweak aims to refresh a classic beverage with a vibrant color and lighter taste.
Three Lawrence students at Kansas University join the next year's All Student Council. Carole Clancy will serve on the social committee, A Byron Leonard on the film series committee, and Mike Miner will chair the election staff.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Alford Clarke Post 852 and Auxiliary host a party Saturday for 33 boys and girls who helped with the Poppy Day sales. Winners were Helen Beebe and Joe Elliott first, Jana Laughlin and Mike Williams second, Beverly Ewing and Tom Smith third. Event runs 2 to 4 p.m. at the VFW Hall.
Mr and Mrs William H Crosswhite of New York City arrived for a visit with his mother Mrs R H Crosswhite of Samaritan Lodge and to attend the 1923 KU basketball team reunion during commencement weekend He earned a KU AB in 1926 and a 1928 law degree He is regional counsel for the IRS in New York and the office has 65 lawyers His wife Lily Mae Buchanan is a former Ottawa University graduate They have two children Marilyn teaching in Hong Kong at Chung Chi College and William Jr a Bucknell University junior elected senior class president for next year.
The Mo Kan Regional Women’s Guild held its final meeting at St Paul’s United Church of Christ in Eudora with 78 members and 15 churches represented. Officers were enabled to wind down operations until state conferences form, as the group dissolves later. The day included a workshop on new program materials and the annual offering of 75.44 dollars to the Japan International Christian University Foundation.
Brownie Troop 688 held its flying up ceremony at Potter Lake Monday evening. Girls earned wings scout pin and world pin. Participants included Janice Boone Jean Clyatt Marsha Crane Janice Montgomery Nora Oakson Barbara Whitehead and Sheila Hunsinger. Refreshments were provided by the second grade Brownie troop. The program featured a fire safety demonstration by assistant fire chief John Kasberger assisted by Sam Brubaker.
The Court of Honor for Boy Scout Troop 52 at First Methodist Church listed advancements: Second Class for Charles Andrews, Brian Cooper, Paul Rankin, Steve Hird, Robert Still Jr., Richard Belote, Ronald Monaghan, Ross Hirst, Rodger Ramseyer, Joshua Kaplan, Tom Walker. First Class for Bob Anderson, David Estes, Steve Harrison, Steve Everley, David Henry, Lowry Anderson. Tenderfoot ranks earned since the last Court of Honor by Joshua Kaplan, Ross Hirst, Robert Shrimplin, Robert Still Jr., Tom Frame I Jr., David Laird, Rodger Ramseyer, Jeff Thomas, Chris Edmondson, Mike Miller, Meigs Logan, Dennis Kerkman, Keith Cooper, Jeff Blair, William Smith. Merit badges awarded include citizenship in the home for Tripp Anderson and Phillip Cross. plumbing, woodcarving, home repairs, insect life for Kenneth Baldwin. basketry, camping, dog care, fishing, firemanship, public health, safety for Mike Blitch. citizenship in the home, firemanship, reading for Phillip Cross. automobiling, marksmanship for Steve Everley. life saving, home repair, personal fitness for Edward Lanning, David Miller. life saving, hiking, swimming for Tom Miller. citizenship in the home for John Shrimplin Jr.. soil and water conservation for John Thomas. basketry, public health, life saving, hiking for Pat Willey. basketry, public health, life saving, hiking, stamp collecting for Steve Ridgway. and more readings noted for David.
The Globe School plans its annual picnic for Sunday June 9 at the school. A basket dinner is scheduled for 1 p.m. as part of the day’s activities.
Sixteen Lawrence Senior Scouts completed the program aide training course at Hidden Valley after an overnight camping session to review skills for teaching younger Scouts. Each earned a yellow bar pin indicating readiness to serve 30 hours in troops and camps.
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