University Daily Kansan, February 26, 1982 Page 9
Page 9
Seniors offered discount for alumni membership
The board of directors of the University of Kansas Alumni Association last week approved a special alumni membership rate to be offered to graduating seniors. Accredited alumni, the University of Kansas Alumni Association secretary-brewer.
"For each membership sold, $2 will be given to the 1982 class gift fund," Wintorme said.
He said the annual membership fee was regularly $20, but said it would be $12.50 for KU graduates for the first year.
Wintermorte also said the Alumni Association board nominated six people to run for three of its five-year positions.
He said they were LaVerne Fliss, Johnson; Walter Hierstierer, Fairway; Dorothy Wohlgemuth Lynch, Salina; Richard Shields, Russell; Judith Duncan Stontan, Prairie Village; and John Trombrol, Solana Beach, Calif.
DURING APRIL and early May, paid members of the Alumni Association will vote by mail on these nominees and others who might be nominated by petition, Wintermote said. Election results will be announced at commencement, and the winners will take office July 1.
Wintermute said Fiss was both a lawyer and farmer in Johnson. Fiss, he said, was also a past president of the City Development Corp. and United Way.
Hierstierer, he said, was executive vice president of Tension Envelope Corp, Kansas City, Kan., and was also non-alumnus ever to be nominated.
There are about 4,000 non-alumni who support the University and who are members of the Alumni Association, Wintermote said.
Wintermute said Lynch had been the director of J. Lynch and Co. grain firm and served on the advisory board to USD #305.
Siemens, he said, was president of Shields Oil Producers and Drilling Co. He said Stanton was active in the Junior League and the Johnson County Bar Auxiliary.
Trombold is a physician and director of the Cancer Center at Scripps Memorial Hospital in La Jolla, Calif., Wintermute said.
The board also elected the Alumni Association president, executive vice president and three area vice presidents, Wintermote said, but their names could not be released until those elected were notified.
FRI & SAT
$1.25 Bar Drinks
75c Draws
ALIVE AT ELEVENI
GREEK CARNIVAL!
Come celebrate the last day of Carnival the way only the "real" Greeks know!
Saturday, February 27th, Kansas Room.
6th floor Union, $3 admission.
GREEK MUSIC & DANCES BEER & SNACKS
Tickets available at the SUA office of 842-2218
SPONSORED BY THE HEELEN SOCIETY
Professional Hairstyling
for Him and Her
Gentleman's
Quarters
611 W. W. Blvd.
841-2138
Theresa Schmidt Announces the Opening of:
with Lee Lane and Mary Traul Elniff.
the hairst
--place in Syria
The haircut is located at 810 W. 23rd. We are open 10 a.m to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Hair cuts are by appointment only. Please Call now at 843-2696 for your appointment and every day you'll say your hair. Looks good. Feels good."
"Looks good, Feels good"
...
81O W. 23rd Lawrence, Kansas (913) 843-2696
Selling something? Place a want ad.
Cafe'Eldridge
Affordable Fun Dining
For fun dining at an affordable price, dine at the Cafe' Eldridge. Choose from the many delicious homemade dishes prepared daily by our Chefs. Most meals at the Cafe' Eldridge cost between $3.50 and $5.00. An extraordinary price for a fun meal served in the pleasant atmosphere of the Cafe' Eldridge.
During February and March the Cafe' Eldridge features 99c cocktails from 9 pm-11 pm.
The Cafe Eldridge is open for lunch and dinner, seven days a week. From 11 am to 11 pm, Mondays Saturdays and 11 am to 9 pm on Sundays. You can even call in for carry out. Whether it is a special occasion or you just want a delicious homemade meal, dine at the Cafe Eldridge
749-0613 7th & Massachusetts
Top Sirloom Steak 6.25
Brand of Chicken
Almondine 4.95
Baked Lasagne 4.95
Humble Pie 4.25
Eggs Benedict. 3.95
Monte Cristo 3.50
British Burger 2.95
Chili Supreme 2.50
Crock of French
Onion Soup ... 2.50
Special Coffee Drinks
A lecture by
Footlights Presents:
8:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M.
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
"SYRIA TODAY"
8:00 A.M. TO 12:00 NOON
SATURDAYS
HOURS AT THE BRANCH WILL BE:
Mr. Adnan Barakat, Representative of the Islamic Front in Syria—the leading group in opposition to the present regime in Syria
WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF OUR BRANCH OFFICE LOCATED AT 2212 IOWA HERE IN LAWRENCE, KANSAS! THE DOORS WILL OPEN AT 8:00 MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 15, 1982, AND YOU ARE ALL INVITED TO USE OUR NEW FACILITY AT YOUR CONVENIENCE!
WE WILL HAVE AN OPEN HOUSE TO CELEBRATE OUR NEW BRANCH ON SATURDAY, MARCH 6,
1982 FROM 2:00 P.M. TO 4:00 P.M. AT THE BRANCH OFFICE. AT THAT TIME WE WILL
HOLD A DRAWING FOR OUR OPEN HOUSE DOOR PRIZE!...$100.00...DEPOSIT IN YOUR
SHARE ACCOUNT.
HOURS AT THE MAIN OFFICE at 101 CARRUTH WILL REMAIN THE SAME AS THEY HAVE BEEN, 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M., MONDAY THRU FRIDAY.
An analysis of the background and events taking
TO ENTER OUR DOOR PRIZE DRAWING YOU NEED TO PICK UP YOUR TICKET
THE BRANCH OFFICE BETWEEN FEBRUARY 15, 1982 AND MARCH 6, 1982.
FULL COLOR ORIGINAL ITALIAN ART PRINTS
THANK YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR SUPPORT AND CONCERN FOR YOUR CREDIT IN THE
PAST, and WE WOKE NOW THAT WE CAN HELP SERVE YOU BETTER WITH A BITMORE SPACE!!
Friday Feb.26 Everyone is Welcome
25th & Iowa Holiday Plaza
KU Federal Credit Union established 1962
Telephone 913/864-3291
footlights
Sponsored By M.S.A.
NOTICE:
TO: MEMBERS OF KU FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
AND OTHER FACULTY AND STAFF OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
KU FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Forum Rm.
101 CARRH O'LEAHY
THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
MAIN CAMPUS, LAWRENCE KANSAS 66045
8:00 p.m.
RE: OPENING OF NEW BRANCH OFFICE AT 2212 IOWA
Kansas Union
RZR Sun Rush, Grand Prize — Airfare Around the World and an
Milestone Airfare Pass throughout the Continental United States
The World is Coming... Travel Show '82 This Weekend!
Enter & Win! Prizes Given Away Both Days Of The Show
Saturday Noon-6 Sunday Noon-5
- Roundtrip Air Travel for Two from K.C. to Las Vegas, from Continental Airlines, Register During Even Travel Movies
- Luggage packed full of New Clothes from J. Michael's Department Store
- Roundtrip Travel for Two from Lawrence to Chicago via Amtrak
- Hotel Stays in Las Vegas from Passport Travel. Hawaii from Island Tours, Acapulco from Go-Go Tours.
- Travel Flight Bags—Travel Posters—$500 in Travel Gift Certificates from The Travel Center.
- 8 Tickets to Waldo Astoria or Tiffany's Attic Dinner Playhouse
- Flower Bouquets From Southern Hills Floral
- Helium Filled Balloons
Southern Hills Center (in the Enclosed Mall) 1601 West 23rd St.
TRAVEL CENTER
Must be 18 years and over to Register, Information available at the Travel Show
Feb. 27th & 28th
The University of Kansas
Black History Month February 1982
Afro-American History-- Blueprint for Survival
Soul Food Dinner
Saturday, February 27,1982 6:00 p.m., Ellsworth Hall
Sponsored by the Ellsworth Hall Black Caucus
For more information on admission charges contact the KU Office of Minority Affairs. 324 Strong Hall, 864-4351.
Publicity for this event paid for by Black Student Union, funded in part by student activity fees.