University Dally Kansan
Friday, November 8, 1974
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Food price survey
+ indicates sale price
X indicates item not available
When no brand is specified, lowest available price is taken
Bread, White, 16 oz. Store Brand.
Floor, white, 5 lb. pkg. Gold Medal
Storage, white, 5 lb. pkg. Silver Medal
Sugar, granulated, 5 lb. pkg. C&H
Store Brand
Stone Brane, inc. sliced Swiss 16 oz.
Store Brand
Pying Chicken, plain—lb.
Pying Chicken, type—lb.
Tuna, chunk light 8.5 oz. Starkut
Store Brand
Lord of Fresh Ib. box
Perch, frozen Ib. box
Milk, 3 oz. per cent half gallon All Star
Margarine (no land), sticks 1 l. B.S.
Celery—bonnet
Potatoes, red, sack
Potatoes, yellow—lb.
Tomato, yellow—lb.
Apples, 3 lb. bar, Delicious
Bananas—lb.
Fruit Piters,kers
Peanut Butter, Creamy, Skip 13 oz.
Ratatouille, Dark, Sun Meal 13 oz.
Frozen Meal, galley 13 oz.
Tomatoes
A&P
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.13 .13 .13 .13 .13 .13 .13 .13 .13 .13
2.29 .1.97 .1.97 .1.97 .2.29 .2.45 .2.45 .2.30 .1.94
.2.35 X .1.91 .1.92 .1.95 .2.29 .2.45 .2.30 .1.91
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Average that week
Pets, wild animals and endangered species will be the subject of a television series sponsored by Lawn Hume Humane Association said Samuel Lawn, head of public information for the LHS.
The series, which will be shown on Channel 11 beginning Sunday evening, will provide the viewer with a total animal awareness experience. Tillett said recently.
These are programs that should appeal to all age groups, she said.
The first segment of the series, which will be shown Sunday night, is "The Wolf in Your Backyard." It is about dogs, how to care for them if they are injured, and wolves and some of the myths about them, she said.
Society sponsors animal series
Other animals that will be discussed during the series are cats, birds and rodents. Tillett said the term rodents include cats and otters, as well as rats and mice.
Tiltet said on topic to be discussed on
their own topics in the population was how to control their populations.
The series is sponsored by LHS and the Latham Foundation for the Promotion of Health.
dation is the primary funder of this series, she said.
WGBH-TV in Boston received the funds from the Latham Foundation to make this series. Tillett said the series then was made available to all Public Broadcasting System (PBS) stations, and they had the opportunity to pick it up or not as they chose.
LHS is sponsoring the series on KTUWF to TV of Telemann. Tillett said LHS had received much of its money through donations made by individuals in Lawrence. however, these contributions weren't enough to fund a project such as this series alone
be a top-notch series, professionally
produced by "WCBH-VT in TB," Tailert
II."
She said it was an opportunity for LHS to use the programs to discuss many of its own beliefs. The series proposes solutions to many problems, she said.
The narrator of the series is John Walsh, field officer for the International Society for Occupational Health.
Dedication of the Ralph I. Canuteson Memorial Library in Watkins Memorial Hospital will be at 2 p.m. Sunday. Canuteson was the first fulltime director of the student health service from 1928 until his retirement in 1965.
The fund to construct and furnish the medical library in memory of Canuteson, who died in 1970, was started by Elise Parker Canuteson, his widow. Mrs. Canuteson, who now lives in Laguna Hills, Calif., will attend the dedication.
Under Canuteson's direction, KU's health
Walsh has been very active in
Hospital library to be dedicated
Through the efforts of the Outreach program, the School of Fine Arts is making its resources available to people throughout the state.
Resources at the School of Fine Arts are
band, orchestra and jazz concerts.
The University Symphony Orchestra is on tour in Kansas this week, and the University Faculty String Quartet is conducting string clinics at area high schools. Last week the University Chamber Choir performed at the KU Medical Center as part of a series.
Thomas Gorton, dean of the School of Fine Arts, said recently that the whole faculty was involved in an attempt to extend the University through music to the public.
Howard Boyajian, first violinist for the University Faculty String Quartet, said music was a unique communicative
medium. There is a large audience appeal for music, and music is easier to understand and respond to on an emotional, personal level, be said.
Boyajian said the String Quartet tailored its workshop to the needs of each high school because the needs of the schools varied.
He said Outreach was a mutually beneficial program because it assisted other schools and enabled the University to broaden its concept of being an entity in itself.
There is an added impetus because the Outreach program provides a favorable environment, Boyajian said, but it isn't something above or beyond past practice.
"We're doing what we were normally doing, our greater support and awareness," he said.
program became a model for colleges throughout the country.
Canuteson was president and an active member of the American College Health Association, the professional organization. In 1965, he received the association's Edward Hitchcock Jr. Award for his contributions in the field of college health.
The health service in 1928, Canutson's first year as director, consisted of two physicians serving 3,934 students. The student hospital was built in 1931 by Elizabeth Miller Watkins. By 1965 when Canutson retired, the health program had grown to serve 13,565 students on the Lawrence camus.
Cantoness was vice president and a member of the executive committee of the International Union of School and University, and was until his death. He was an active member and president of the Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association from 1951 to 1963 and a member of the board of directors of the Kansas Tuberculosis Association from 1948 until 1970.
He was one of the founders and the first president in 1951 of the Kansas Heart Association and was a leader in establishing a permanent Douglas County血 bank,
Since Canuteson's 37-year tenure, directors of the health service have been Raymond Schwegler, now a staff physician, and Martin Wolmann, now a professor and Martin Wolmann, the present director.
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