KU Musicum Honors Heinrich Schutz At Spring Concert
The University of Kansas Collegium Musicum celebrates Schutz’s 400th birthday with a 2 p.m. Sunday March 24 concert in the Spencer Museum central court directed by Daniel T. Politoske. Stephen Anderson leads Sackbut Consort with Stephen Parsons assisting. program includes Schutz works and pieces by Albert Scheidt Speer Praetorius Brade. ensembles include Collegium Singers Praetorius Consort and Baroque and Sackbut groups. The program features authentic early music performances and is free to the public.
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University of Kansas Collegium Musicum
Heinrich Schutz
Spencer Museum of Art Central Court
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Collegium Musicum
Stephen Anderson
Stephen Parsons
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Samuel Scheidt
Daniel Speer
Michael Praetorius
William Brade
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Praetorius Consort
Viola da Gamba
Baroque Consort
Sackbut Consort
Mixed Consort
Fifth District High School Art Contest Opens Entries Due March 29
Fifth district high school students may enter a nationwide Congressional Arts Caucus contest. Regional winners will be shown in district offices, with the district winner sent to the U.S. Capitol. Up to three entries per school, two dimensional, by March 29. details from Linda Vander Velde at 316 342 6464.
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Congressional
Congressional Arts Caucus
U.S. Capitol Building
Bob Whittaker
R-Kan
Whittaker
Linda Vander Velde
Franklin County Historical Society In 1985 Officers And Tour Plans
The 1985 officers include Dr. Bill Lozano as president and Dr. Bud Ransom as vice president with Florine Ottaway as secretary. Six new board members are Eloise Andrews Twila Wesen Harry Scott June Erisman Bill Seymour and Wilma Hudelson. Wayne Duderstadt serves as treasurer. An architectural tour George Washburns Ottawa will be held June 15 to 18, 1985, sponsored by the Ottawa Arts Council and the Franklin County Historical Society, highlighting George P Washburns Ottawa era from 1882 to 1910 and featuring forty plus Washburn buildings such as the Franklin County Courthouse City Hall OU administration building and First Baptist Church.
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Franklin County Historical Society
Bill Lozano
Bud Ransom
Florine Ottaway
Eloise Andrews
Twila Wesen
Harry Scott
June Erisman
Bill Seymour
Wilma Hudelson
Willis Jordan
Pat
Cil
George P. Washburn
Ottawa
Washburn
Franklin County
First Baptist Church
Daffodils Bloom for Cancer Society Festival in Ottawa
The Franklin County Unit of the American Cancer Society organizes a Daffodil Festival from Thursday to Saturday in Ottawa with daffodil booths citywide. Passers-by donate to the society and receive a bouquet of ten blossoms to brighten homes or share. Funds support cancer control programs in Kansas.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
American Cancer Society
American “Cancer Society
Kansas
Plains of Kansas
New MAXXUM 7000 System Offers Fast Auto Focus
Minolta unveils MAXXUM 7000, a 35mm SLR with fast auto focus, DX film speed readers, AMPS exposure control, and a wide lens lineup. The camera automates program modes, focus, and film winding, with manual override and a bracketing option for nine exposures. It targets Leica Nikon and Canon competition with affordable pricing.
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Sandy Colton
Leica
Nikon
Canon
Minolta
Dear Readers and Ann Landers Column Corrections
A corrected excerpt corrects March 14 Ann Landers on genital herpes noting no benefit from steroids ether or antibiotics and that Zovirax is FDA approved not FTC. The letter discusses calendar sales by children, fundraising methods, and dislike of door to door sales. It notes Emily Green a Ottawa High School student winning a regional journalism contest and other local notices.
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Ann Landers
Food and Drug Administration
Federal Trade Commission
Emily Green
Ottawa High School
Kansas Scholastic Press. Association
University of Kansas
Emily
Charles Cox
S. Main
Dessert For Springtime By Cecily Brownstone
Dessert instructions for strawberry crepes from the Associated Press food editor describe making a thin batter from flour salt eggs and milk, letting it rest, cooking in a buttered skillet, and filling with strawberries and sour cream to yield about 18 crepes.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
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