Kansas Quilt Symposium draws quilters from 35 states
About 540 quilters and connoisseurs from 35 states plus Canada registered for Kansas Quilt Symposium in Lawrence starting today through Saturday. On site registrations begin 8 a.m. at the University of Kansas Student Union, with lectures in Woodruff Auditorium and demonstrations in the Union Ballroom.
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Canada
Kansas
University of Kansas Student Union
Lawrence
Woodruff Auditorium
Jean Mitchell
Carolyn Williams
Halstead
Chris Edmonds
Pam Carvalho
Baldwin
Enola Gish
Kansas Quilters
Union Ballroom
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Ozarks
Juanita Bridges
Reva Sobotka
Republic
Mary Ghormley
Lincoln
Neb
A.m
Jean Debois
Durango
Colo
Dorothy Cozart
Waukomis
Okla
Mary Barton
Ames
Town
Ed Larson
Libertyville
Carrie Hall
Spencer Museum of Art
Union
Big Eight
Kansas Union
Spencer Museum
Watkins Community Museum
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence Arts Center
Ninth
Vermont Streets
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Clashes With Realism
A reader complains of unhelpful Boston doctors who declare her pains imaginary. Ann Landers explains illness may stem from emotional stress and urges plain language and counseling. another letter cites a bridge club’s hidden tape recorder and ethical concerns. a final note clarifies blood tests cannot prove paternity, advising legal counsel if needed.
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Ann Landers
Boston
N.B
Sugar Free Canning for Fruits and Juices Advised
Grace Lang of Kansas State University says fruits and fruit juices can be canned or frozen without sugar with excellent results if directions are followed. Sugar is not needed for preservation except in jams and jellies, which still require some sugar to preserve the fruit.
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Manhattan
Grace Lang
Kansas State University Extension
Lang
Down To Earth Freezer Jams With Sugar Substitutes
Lang offers guidance on freezing and canning fruits with sugar substitutes and gelatin. Freeze berries individually on a sheet, then bag, seal, and refreeze. For canning, fill one canner at a time, heat ripe fruit with water to create juice, and process in a boiling water bath. Obtain the Home Canning bulletin from the county Extension office.
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Lang
Iron deficiency warns on daily cooking choices
Syracuse University nutritionist Sarah Short says iron deficiency is the most common deficiency in the United States, especially among childbearing women and infants. She suggests iron fortified formula for infants and using iron cookware to boost iron intake.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Syracuse University
Sarah Short
United States
Club Forecast Thursday Activities Listed
The item lists several meetings at the Youth Center including the Eagles Auxiliary at 8 p.m. and TOPS at 1 p.m. A Special Hour is noted at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday for Baxter. Friday includes the Fairmount Birthday Club and the Senior Club at 1:30 p.m. at the Youth Center.
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Eagles
Baxter Secial
Fairmount
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