African Art Objects To Be Displayed At KU
An exhibit titled Patterns for Living: African Arts from Kansas Collections runs March 1 to April 26 at the University of Kansas Museum of Anthropology in Spooner Hall. More than 100 pieces from public and private Kansas collections will be shown daily with lectures and performances highlighting African art in its cultural context.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas Museum of Anthropology
Spooner Hall
Kansas
Africa
Eliot Elisofon
Karen Erb
Luanda
Angola
British Broadcasting Corp
Mali
Nigeria
Fellow-Reeve Museum
Friends University
Wichita
Kauffman Museum
Bethel College
Newton
Qsa and
Martin Johnson
From 10 gallon hat to spurs and boots cowboy pattern
Ace Brookes promotes a floppy 44 inch cowboy costume pattern 7139 with transfer pieces and directions. The Ottawa Herald advertises a Needlecraft Catalog 1981 offering 172 designs for $1.00 to $1.75 each and lists numerous pattern titles with mail order details to Alice Brooks in New York for mailed catalogs and patterns.
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Pacesetter gardeners rise amid inflation and high home production
EARL ARONSON reports on a Gardens for All study showing 34 million U.S. households grew some or all of their own vegetables in 1980, up from 1979, with gardening seen as a self-reliant lifestyle amid rising prices. The report notes regional shares, garden sizes, yields, and related shifts in spending and behavior.
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Earl Aronson
AP News
U.S
Gallup
Gardens For All
National Association For Gardening
America
Jack Robinson
Burlington
Vietnam
Midwest
South
East
West
Robinson
Dear Ann Landers Advice From A Troubled Reader
An 18 year old high school senior seeks guidance about a long distance romance with a sophomore girl. The column advises keeping the relationship casual, reminds the reader time helps, and shares a popular love definition.
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Ann Landers
Miss Right
Ann
Romeo
Midwest
Birthday Girl Misti Dawn Celebrates Second Year
Birthday girl Misti Dawn Zook turns two on February 24. She is the daughter of George A. Zook Jr. and his wife, with grandparents Don W. Smith, Dorothy Zook, and George A. Zook of Ottawa. Great grandparents include George Zook of Lawrence and Agnus Stoffer of Ottawa, plus Duane Gifford family of Burlington. Great great grandmother is Mrs. Jasper Davies of Ottawa.
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Misti Dawn
George A. Zook Jr
Walton
Misti
Don W. Smith
Dorothy Zook
George A. Zook
Ottawa
George Zook
Lawrence
Agnus Stoffer
Duane Gifford
Burlington
Jasper Davies
Lawyer To Discuss Mainstreaming At KU Lecture
H R Turnbull will discuss The Legal Aspects of Mainstreaming at 7 p.m. Tuesday March 3 in the Forum Room Kansas Union. A KU law and education veteran, he will cover teaching handicapped children in regular classrooms. The talk is free to the public and cosponsored by the Education Student Organization and the Student Council on Exceptional Children.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas School of Education
H.R. Turnbull
KU Special Education Department
The
Kansas Union
Turnbull
Institute of Government
University of North Carolina
Bush Institute On Family and Child Policy
School of Education
Student Council On
New Coordinator To Speak At Ottawa Arts Council
Deborah Barker, new information coordinator for the Kansas Arts Commission in Topeka, will speak at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Mezzanine Room of Ottawa Municipal Auditorium. She promotes arts activities, provides artist information, and edits the Kansas Arts Commission Quarterly.
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Deborah Barker
Kansas Arts Commission
Topeka
Ottawa Arts Council
Municipal Auditorium
Barker
KAC
Commission
Kansas Arts Commission Quarterly
Club forecast event roundup in Franklin County
Action Group meets Friday at 7 30 p m Eckan Retta Conclave True Kindred Naomi Club Senior Club holds 1 30 p m session Youth Center Baxter Community gathers at 7 30 p m for pot luck overview of local club activities in Franklin County
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Franklin County Action Group
Eckan Retta
True Kindred
Naomi Club
Baxter Community
Pot Luck
Baby Alexander Robert Krug Born in Garden City
Mr and Mrs Phil Krug of Garden City named their new son Alexander Robert born February 25 in Garden City. Grandparents listed are Mr and Mrs Robert Hill of 340 E 11th and Mr and Mrs Robert Krug of Hoisington.
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Phil Krug
Garden City
Alexander Robert
Alexander
Robert S. Hill
E. 11Th
Robert Krug
Hoisington
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