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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1963
Page
4
A reader asks who should appear first on Christmas cards and the column notes women’s names generally first. The second letter complains of a jealous office coworker and counsels proactive reporting. A teen girl seeks tips to end an unwanted suitor, advised to use firm refusal and set boundaries.
Linwood Extension Home Demonstration Unit installs new officers led by president Mrs Edna Elder at the October gathering hosted by Mrs Mildred Baird. Twelve members and guests attend as reports on the flower show trip to Olathe and the School for the Deaf are given. A $5 United Fund donation is approved.
New India Home Demonstration Unit officers were elected at a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Dick Topping's home with Mrs. Gerald Hoover as president and Mrs. Rober Saathoff as vice president. The lesson covered Car and Property Insurance. Marion Boosters 4-H met at Baldwin Rural School with talks on projects safety health and demonstrations scheduled.
The Kai Winding band will perform at the Kansas University Homecoming Dance on November 2 from 8 to 12 p.m. in the Kansas Union ballroom. Tickets go on sale October 28 at the Kansas Union and campus Information Booth. The Dance committee includes Charles Baker, Richard Schaefer, Ernest Chambers, Carol Ann Nelson, Karen Darby, Jeanne Burgardt, and Rudolph Reissig.
Dr Stephen W Feldberg of Brookhaven National Lab accepts the visiting professor of chemistry post at Kansas University for the Spring semester He holds a B S and Ph D from Princeton University and has won the Sayre Fellowship and the LeRoy Wiley McCay Fellowship during his graduate work
Cadette Girl Scouts from seven county Kaw Valley Council converge on Lawrence for their first big Cadette Kaleidoscope event. Registration runs 9 30 to 10 a m in Murphy Hall at KU with campus tours and exhibits from Art Science Architecture Engineering Journalism and museums. A social hour with foreign students follows lunch and a closing session in Murphy Theater ends at 3 15. About 80 Cadette Scouts are expected.
National School Lunch Week highlights the program feeding 200000 Kansas students in 1300 lunchrooms. India School reports 900 pounds of potatoes 360 pounds of meat and 450 pounds of vegetables purchased locally last year.
To prevent eggshell cracking begin soft or hard cooked eggs in cold water. The guidance advises chilling the water to gradually heat, reducing shock and helping shells stay intact during cooking.
Wilfred Hadl, former Navy electro technician aboard the carrier Kearsarge, now works at the Tecumseh plant of the Kansas Power and Light Co. He lives in Eudora and was discharged from the service in March.
The First Presbyterian Church will host a dinner at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday at the 4 H Fairgrounds. Dinner chairmen are Mrs. W W Richardson and Miss Mary Lu Hill.
The American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey Liberty Unit No. 14 met at Mrs. Catheryn McMinn's home with twelve members present. They discussed buying dishes for the new Legion Home and noted a refrigerator and stove have been purchased. Several fundraising ideas were proposed including a rummage sale.
The guide lists fat needed for coated foods by skillet size. An 8 inch skillet requires about 4 cup, a 9 inch skillet about 1 3 cup, and a 10 inch skillet about in.
The Catholic Youth Organization of Holy Family Parish Eu dora elected new officers on Sunday. George Anderson was named president, Kathy Kelly vice president, Colette Gilroy secretary, and Carolyn Gilroy treasurer, with Father John Quigley as spiritual director.
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