Page 6
University Daily Kansan
Friday, March 12, 1965
Conard to Receive KU Matrix Honor
High school students from throughout the state will be visiting KU March 20th. The students are invited by Theta Sigma Phi, women's journalism fraternity, and are being sent by their high schools as the outstanding girls participating in journalistic activities.
A program has been planned for the high school students. They will visit the School of Journalism and several members of the journalism faculty will speak to them.
Virginia Conard
THE DAY'S activities will end with the annual dinner of Theta Sigma Phi in the Kansas Union. Mrs. Virginia Conard, co-publisher and co-editor of the Kiowa County Signal, Greensburg, will be the speaker at the dinner. She is the wife of John Conard, chairman of the Kansas House Ways and Means Committee.
A graduate of KU, Mrs. Conard will speak on "It Happens Every Wednesday." Mrs. Conard was an instructor here from 1948 to 1949. She was a secretary and an administrative assistant to the Marshall Plan in Paris, France, from 1949 to 1954, and then served with the State
One For The Road!
1964  Jacquar, XKE, Hardtop ... $4.725
1964  M G B, Red Pirelli tires ... 2.395
1964  M G B, Hardtop, Black ... 2.695
1964  Sunbeam Alpine, Hardtop ... 1.855
1962  M G Midget, White ... 1.955
1962  V W Station Wagon ... $1.295
1962  Morris Mini Cooper (HOT) ... 995
1962  Porsche, 1600 Normal ... 1,200
1965 Mustang, Convert, 4 sp. $2,959
1965 Rambler, V-Bird, Air Conditioner 750
1965 Cadillac Fleetwood 995
1965 Ford 4-dr. Hardtop, Big Window 495
1962 Honda, 250 CC., real clean ... $ 450
** * * **
We will trade for most anything — especially if it doesn't eat.
BRITISH MOTORS
1116 W. 23rd Lawrence, Kan
La Pizza
807 Vermont VI 3-5353
Department in Washington, D.C., from 1954 to 1955.
30-Minute Delivery Service Guaranteed!
Several journalism awards have been earned by Mrs. Conard. She won third place in editorial writing twice, in 1961 and 1964, from the National Federation of Press Women. The Kansas Press Association and the Kansas Press Women have awarded her first place in editorial writing, photography, column writing, editing a weekly newspaper, and newspaper publicity in past years.
SHE RECEIVED the Woman Journalist of the Year Award in 1963 from the Theta Sigma Phi chapter at Kansas State University. For the years 1960, 1961, and 1963, she received the Parent-Teacher Association News Media Award for writings in the field of education.
Pizza, Spaghetti Chicken,Ravioli Steaks,Sandwiches Shrimp Hamburgers
Mrs. Conard is currently vicepresident of the Kansas Press Women, and is a member of the Kansas Press Association and the National Federation of Press Women.
Cole of California
CHECKMATE
49'er checks on a two-piece suit with camisole bra and snappy little trunks. 100% cotton from Cole's Golddigger Collection in pastel and classic colors. 8-16 $17.00
17 Debate Teams Compete With KU
Great secrecy surrounds the Kansas Union as the competitors in the Heart of America Debate Tournament enter the fifth rounds this morning, without knowing how they have performed in the previous four rounds.
The 48 teams, representing 34 schools from 17 states, have been debating whether the Federal Government should provide a program of work for the unemployed, but only tonight will they know if they have reached the elimination rounds.
Donn W. Parson, Kansas Debate coach and in charge of the organization of the three-day tournament, said, "We have hidden the tabulating room. Not even I know how the teams are faring."
The elimination round or quarter-final, will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow. The semi-final is to be at 2 p.m. and the final at 3:45 p.m.
The KU Chamber Music Series will present The Danzi Woodwind Quintet at Amsterdam on Monday in Swarthout Recital Hall at 8 p.m.
Holland Woodwind Quintet At KU on American Debut
The Quintet from Amsterdam began its activities in 1958 with an impact-making Holland Festival concert. The success was so great that a special repeat performance was at once arranged. In one performance the Danzi Quintet proved to belong to the first-class chamber groups of the world. Concerts followed all over Europe and in 1960 a first sensationally successful appearance in Israel was made.
This unusual ensemble of musicians considered to be "the finest wind-group in the world" is outstanding not only for its technical perfection but for its unique programs that include music from the
classic and romantic to the avant garde repertoire. From the light-hearted work of earlier composers to the fantastically difficult abstractions of such composers as Stockhausen, well-known in Europe but seldom heard here, there are no technical difficulties whatsoever for the Danzis.
Founder of the group is the flutist Frans Vester who chose to call the ensemble the Danzi Quintet in honor of the Mannheim composer Franz Danzi (1763-1826). The artists were all but one (the English bassoonist, Brian Pollard) born in Holland. Students of the Amsterdam Conservatory, they are all now first chairmen of the famous Amsterdam Concertgebouw Orchestra and the Netherlands Opera Orchestra.