Lawrence Datebook highlights a busy week of community events
The Lawrence Datebook lists dog days fall workouts at Memorial Stadium and 200 Maine, health screenings for seniors, immunization clinics, toddler and all-ages storytimes at Lawrence Public Library, Home-Makers visits, Farmers Market, Big Brothers Big Sisters meetings, City Commission and County Commission meetings, civil air patrol, and various programs at Kaw Valley and Dole Institute venues. Community groups and local organizations like United Way, Peace Mennonite Church, and the Kansas Department on Aging are featured, with contact details and times provided.
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Memorial Stadium
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Lecompton United Methodist Church
Elmore St
Maine
Lawrence Public Library
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence Helidome
Oztalent
Aol.com
Lawrence Farmers Market
Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Douglas County
Sixth St
Suite A
Lawrence
City
Sixth
Massachusetts Streets
Civil Air Patrol
Kansas National Guard
Iowa
Babcock Place
Mass
Big Brothers Big Sistars
Kathy Greenlee
Kansas Department On Aging
Kaw Valley
Older Women's League
St. Douglas
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The Journal-World states its policy is to correct significant errors, inviting readers to contact editors at 785 832 7154 or email news Ijworld.com with details for prompt correction.
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Conflicting Memories of the Holocaust lecture at KU
Kansas University begins its 2006 Jewish Lecture Series with a 1:30 p.m. lecture on September 15 at the Hall Center for Humanities. Visiting fellows Daniel Blatman and Renée Poznanski from the U S Holocaust Memorial Museum discuss Polish and French responses to the Nazis. Blatman and Poznanski hold notable academic positions at Hebrew University and Ben Gurion University respectively. The event is free and open to the public.
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Kansas University
Hall Center For Humanities
Daniel Blatman
Renée Poznanski
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
Washington, D.C
Poland
France
Blatman
Institute of Contemporary Jewry
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Poananski
Yaakov and Poria Avnon
Ben Gurion University
Vichy
Memorial service for James A. Mahon in Austin
James A. Mahon 80 of Georgetown died September 3 2006 at home. A memorial service is set for 4 p.m. Thursday at First Presbyterian Church in Austin. Survived by wife Betty Jo, son James H and Laura, daughter Julie Ann Rocha Felipe, and grandchildren Felipe Santiago Rocha Annabel and Katherine Mahon. Memorials to First Presbyterian Church or Hospice Austin. Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home handling arrangements. Online condolences at wefish.com.
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Georgetown
Texas
James A
Jim” Mahon
First Presbyterian Church
Austin
Mahon
Indianapolis
James A. Mahon Sr
Cecil Helen Mallory
Julie Ann Rocha
Felipe
Felipe Santiago Rocha
Annabel
Katherine Mahon
Mesa Drive
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
Wells Port Drive
Christopher
Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home
Wefish.com
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KU professor Bernard Hirsh promoted American Indian literature
Bernard Bud Hirsch a Kansas University English Department professor died at 61 from brain cancer in Lawrence His 1976 joining marked a rise in American Indian literature and culture studies He helped found KU's Center for Indigenous Nations Studies won the Crystal Eagle Award and a WT Kemper teaching prize He advised undergraduates created internships and pushed student opportunities His Chicago roots shaped his outlook and colleagues recall his straight talk and generosity Services will be announced by Rumsey Yost Funeral Home
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Bernard “Bud” Hirsch
Lawrence
Hirsch
Dorrce Elliott
Center For
Indigenous Nations Studies
Elliott
Chicago
Windy City
Mary Klayder
Elaine Lindberg
Mollie Bernover
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home
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