24 25 1555 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/735bc4aa71d1f36010842408793c72de.wav ed7edecb3aecf09c47a40fb0152863c3 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/a62b9aba67f422f010471c612417d308.wav cb88134d6278226f8f62481059d65d92 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Day After Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas, and was broadcast for the first time on November 20, 1983. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Oral History A resource containing historical information obtained in interviews with persons having firsthand knowledge. Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview McIntyre, Kaye Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Vogel, Nancy Location The location of the interview Lawrence (Kan.) Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data WAV Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) NancyVogel1.wav: 00:00:36 NancyVogel2.wav: 00:00:37 Bit Rate/Frequency Rate at which bits are transferred (i.e. 96 kbit/s would be FM quality audio) 705 kbps Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Nancy Vogel The Day After Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Vogel, Nancy McIntyre, Kaye Description An account of the resource Segments from an interview with Nancy Vogel conducted by Kaye McIntyre of Kansas Public Radio for a KPR special commemorating the thirty-year anniversary of the 1983 broadcast of The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, which was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas. The KPR special aired on November 12, 2013. The interview was conducted at the Watkins Museum of History on June 28, 2012. Vogel was involved in the filming of the Dahlberg farmhouse scene. She describes the filming. Including the incongruity of a motorcycle driving through the old farmyard. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1983 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2012-06-28 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource WAV (audio recording) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context NancyVogel1.wav NancyVogel2.wav Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource The <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">Watkins Museum of History</a> also holds items related to this collection. To listen to the Kansas Public Radio special that includes this interview, go to <a href="https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later">https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Published with the permission of Nancy Vogel. This work is the intellectual property of the Watkins Museum of History, Lawrence, Kansas. The public may freely copy, modify, and share this Item for noncommercial purposes if they include the original source information. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived "The Day After": Thirty Years Later (KPR Presents) Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Nuclear war Nuclear weapons Kansas Public Radio (Lawrence, Kan.) Type The nature or genre of the resource Oral History https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/c971667958cd9b92825da63229cd6d35.jpg 2142fa213de6e66465d63602183435df Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource You Are Local History Community Digitization Project Subject The topic of the resource Lawrence (Kan.) Description An account of the resource The You Are Local History community digitization project aimed to collect and digitize objects that tell stories about Lawrence, in order to create a more diverse and representative history of Lawrence. Objects were collected and digitized throughout June and July of 2018, with a community digitizing event on June 30th. Members of the Lawrence community donated photographs, videos, posters, t-shirts, mementos, trinkets, ephemera, texts, and other objects to be included in this digital archive. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2018 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library Language A language of the resource eng Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource National Rifle Association Mouth Gag, 2016. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jones, Megan Description An account of the resource Strip of white fabric with spraypainted 'NRA' in red paint. Utilized at the 2016 Wescoe protest by students and faculty opposing concealed carry policies at the University of Kansas. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Jones, Megan Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 2016-2018 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2016 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 2''4' Relation A related resource Kansas Coalition for a Gun Free Campus Banner Language A language of the resource eng Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context NationalRifleAssociationMouthGag2016.jpg Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright Megan Jones Subject The topic of the resource Concealed carry of firearms. Type The nature or genre of the resource PhysicalObject https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/7314a5a16162e875b16f32a13d94624a.jpg f84eef8752038653790399d6c4eaa61d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource History of the Lawrence Public Library Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) History -- Kansas Biography -- Kansas Description An account of the resource Resources related to the history of the Lawrence Public Library in Lawrence, Kansas. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Nellie Griswold Beatty and Assistants in the Carnegie Building Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource This image shows three women behind the librarian's desk at the Carnegie library. At the center is Nellie Griswold Beatty, head librarian from 1902-1917.  On either side are her assistants, probably Virginia Edwards and Claudia Pendleton. Behind them is the grandfather clock gifted to the library by Mrs. Charles Robinson with bookshelves to either side.  On the right of the background, the library's card catalog drawer is visible.  Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Lawrence Public Library Historical Records Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource c. 1904-1918 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who may have more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource TIFF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Still Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LPL_CarnegieLibrarians_1904-1918 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) 1904 -1918 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/a7b2872d2aef203d08c63acb948eba83.jpg bdcf1053cf0aad7ad4445d9944ed8a7d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource You Are Local History Community Digitization Project Subject The topic of the resource Lawrence (Kan.) Description An account of the resource The You Are Local History community digitization project aimed to collect and digitize objects that tell stories about Lawrence, in order to create a more diverse and representative history of Lawrence. Objects were collected and digitized throughout June and July of 2018, with a community digitizing event on June 30th. Members of the Lawrence community donated photographs, videos, posters, t-shirts, mementos, trinkets, ephemera, texts, and other objects to be included in this digital archive. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2018 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library Language A language of the resource eng Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Net knitting needle Description An account of the resource Net knitting needles were used with a spacer block to create hoop nets, along with other kinds of nets like dip nets and wide nets. This knitting needle has been passed down through the Higgins family to Barbara Higgins-Dover, the director of the Riverkings Museum. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) circa 1940 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource circa 1940 Relation A related resource The Kansas Riverkings Museum, located in Lawrence, Kansas, tells the story of the Riverkings, fishermen who created a thriving fish industry on the Kaw River in the 1800 and 1900's. Visit the Riverkings Museum, located at the Riverfront Marriott, to learn more about the Riverkings and their stories. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Netknittingneedle1940.jpeg Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity, and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who has more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Subject The topic of the resource Fishing nets Fishing Type The nature or genre of the resource PhysicalObject Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Higgins-Dover, Barbara https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/539775db95b9c62d75ce87369cc3bd27.pdf 7959faab7947b7bdd9baee954c54ab21 PDF Text Text Lawrence Daily World (Lawrence, Kansas) · Fri, Nov 23, 1906 · Page 1 https://kansashistoricalsociety.newspapers.com/image/60525296 Copyright © 2017 Newspapers.com. All Rights Reserved. Downloaded on Jun 5, 2017 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource History of the Lawrence Public Library Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) History -- Kansas Biography -- Kansas Description An account of the resource Resources related to the history of the Lawrence Public Library in Lawrence, Kansas. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource New Children's Library, 1906 Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource An article announcing that the Lawrence Public Library got a a new children's room. The article describes the new programs aimed at serving the children of the community Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lawrence Daily World (Lawrence, Kan.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Newspapers.com Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Daily World (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906-11-23 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who may have more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LDW_NewChildrensRoom_1906-11-23_p.1 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) 1906 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/633977fe0d85b694c7d1b44f9343daab.tif 4cf4659fba30685dd390bc591de33781 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource History of the Lawrence Public Library Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) History -- Kansas Biography -- Kansas Description An account of the resource Resources related to the history of the Lawrence Public Library in Lawrence, Kansas. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource New Device For Librarians, 1968 Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource An article in the Lawrence Journal-World showing the new telecopier service in the library. It features a picture of Wayne Mayo, head librarian, demonstrating the new device for the members of Northeast Kansas Libraries. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lawrence Journal-World (Lawrence, Kan.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Lawrence Public Library Historical Records Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Journal-World (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968-03 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource TIFF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Still Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LJW_NewDevice_1968-03 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) 1968 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/abbfc6eeecd178986e4037b43b4e29aa.jpg a699fcc56f0a74dd11f1438e888e42e0 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource History of the Lawrence Public Library Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) History -- Kansas Biography -- Kansas Description An account of the resource Resources related to the history of the Lawrence Public Library in Lawrence, Kansas. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource New Library Exterior, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource A photograph of the exterior of the new building of the Lawrence Public Library taken at its opening in 1972. On the left foreground is a sign reading "Lawrence Public Library" while on the background is the library, constructed of stucco and limestone. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Unknown Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Lawrence Public Library Historical Records Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who may have more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Still Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LPL_NewLibraryExt_1972 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) 1972 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/085f2c04868b5ffc7b9c539f0bb3e05c.jpg 8fbe35de4eca8839054ad71bb7d5f815 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource History of the Lawrence Public Library Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) History -- Kansas Biography -- Kansas Description An account of the resource Resources related to the history of the Lawrence Public Library in Lawrence, Kansas. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource New Library Interior, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource A photograph of the interior of the new building of the Lawrence Public Library. The image shows the entrance hall of the library, where a man is walking in and two women stand off to the side talking by one of two display stands. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Unknown Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Lawrence Public Library Historical Records Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who may have more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Still Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LPL_NewLibraryInt1_1972 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) 1972 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/d61092424dddc958f5bf99d28aa0a1e3.jpg e1871ccecd7720d8bf066a0782309f2a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource History of the Lawrence Public Library Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) History -- Kansas Biography -- Kansas Description An account of the resource Resources related to the history of the Lawrence Public Library in Lawrence, Kansas. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource New Library Interior, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource A photograph of the interior of the new building of the Lawrence Public Library. The image shows the entrance hall where two display cases stand. Behind one of the display cases, two women stand in conversation. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Unknown Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Lawrence Public Library Historical Records Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who may have more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource JPG Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Still Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LPL_NewLibraryInt2_1972 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) 1972 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/22d1fd6a28417398589b96b5dea5f8d9.pdf f8fabd1a4caeb0df785f18756b8edd6f PDF Text Text ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource History of the Lawrence Public Library Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) History -- Kansas Biography -- Kansas Description An account of the resource Resources related to the history of the Lawrence Public Library in Lawrence, Kansas. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource New Library Opening Program Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource A pamphlet prepared for the opening day of the new building of the Lawrence Public Library on September, 1972. The pamphlet shows a picture of the library, some general information, and a floorplan of the one-story structure. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Lawrence Public Library Historical Records Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972-09-24- Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource This work is the intellectual property of the Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.). Permission is granted for this material to be shared for non-commercial, educational purposes, provided that this copyright statement appears on the reproduced materials and notice is given that the copying is by permission of the author. To disseminate otherwise or to republish requires written permission from the author. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Still Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LPL_NewLibraryPamphlet_1972-09-24 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) 1972 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/140c1b604f1ea75bb8c2884d83795c30.tif 9453f7ff7c8836d9ed1009f4794dc81a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource History of the Lawrence Public Library Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) History -- Kansas Biography -- Kansas Description An account of the resource Resources related to the history of the Lawrence Public Library in Lawrence, Kansas. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource New Library Photocopier, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource An article in the Lawrence Journal-World about the new library copying service. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lawrence Journal-World (Lawrence, Kan.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Lawrence Public Library Historical Records Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Journal-World (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1963-06-12 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource TIFF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Still Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LJW_NewCopierService_1963-06-12 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) 1963 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/1156d53f369c71f905912f4ab4e996ec.tif 95902de4e4b9311696d8b6405ff85fe3 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource History of the Lawrence Public Library Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) History -- Kansas Biography -- Kansas Description An account of the resource Resources related to the history of the Lawrence Public Library in Lawrence, Kansas. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource New Library Record Player, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource An article in the Lawrence Journal-World about the new service in the Lawrence Public Library providing a record player with earphones to listen to records at the library before checking them out. The article features a photograph of two young people listening to records. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lawrence Journal-World (Lawrence, Kan.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Lawrence Public Library Historical Records Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1964-09-30 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource TIFF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Still Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LJW_NewLibraryService_1964-09-30 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) 1964 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/c19247d2dc4dd1b9586b88015fe08de3.tif 3830421f5605458dd9f2f485eb44a4c6 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource History of the Lawrence Public Library Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) History -- Kansas Biography -- Kansas Description An account of the resource Resources related to the history of the Lawrence Public Library in Lawrence, Kansas. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource New Reference Service, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.)q Description An account of the resource An article in the Lawrence Journal-World announcing the new service the Lawrence Public Library is offering: a Reference service center that can be accessed by phone or in person. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lawrence Journal-World (Lawrence, Kan.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Lawrence Public Library Historical Records Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1965-12-16 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) 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History -- Kansas Biography -- Kansas Description An account of the resource Resources related to the history of the Lawrence Public Library in Lawrence, Kansas. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource New Resolution of Non-Resident Patrons Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource A resolution by the Special Committee in the Matters of Non-Resident Members proposing a resolution that would allow districts outside Lawrence to nominate and purchase library memberships for residents who desire use of the library. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lawrence Public Library Board of Directors (Lawrence, Kan.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Lawrence Public Library Historical Records Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1908-1910 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. 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Downloaded on Jun 6, 2017 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource History of the Lawrence Public Library Subject The topic of the resource Libraries -- Kansas -- Douglas County Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) History -- Kansas Biography -- Kansas Description An account of the resource Resources related to the history of the Lawrence Public Library in Lawrence, Kansas. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DKT_FirstLibraryOpening_1865-04-02_p.3 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) 1865 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/0604181c78aad7175b7723d252707da7.jpg 1ce8411b6945bee35d941b6bff8e1737 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource You Are Local History Community Digitization Project Subject The topic of the resource Lawrence (Kan.) Description An account of the resource The You Are Local History community digitization project aimed to collect and digitize objects that tell stories about Lawrence, in order to create a more diverse and representative history of Lawrence. Objects were collected and digitized throughout June and July of 2018, with a community digitizing event on June 30th. Members of the Lawrence community donated photographs, videos, posters, t-shirts, mementos, trinkets, ephemera, texts, and other objects to be included in this digital archive. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2018 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library Language A language of the resource eng Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource No Name Club 1901 Commemorative Spoon Description An account of the resource Spoon engraved with '1876,' the founding year of the club, '1901,' and 'The No Name Club.' Spoon has an elaborate design on the handle. The No Name Club was a women's group founded by Annie Julia Soyle Prentiss as a study and literary club. This spoon was given to Annie in recognition of the club's 25th anniversary. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1901 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1901 Relation A related resource No Name Club 1926 Commemorative Spoon Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context NoNameClubCommemorativeSpoon1901.jpg Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity, and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who has more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Subject The topic of the resource Engraving, American. Book clubs Type The nature or genre of the resource PhysicalObject Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Browning, Rebecca A. https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/d68762d8febdc8f5e62eefeaacffdadd.jpg 4126949908957b5db92b1e2ae5bed7b4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource You Are Local History Community Digitization Project Subject The topic of the resource Lawrence (Kan.) Description An account of the resource The You Are Local History community digitization project aimed to collect and digitize objects that tell stories about Lawrence, in order to create a more diverse and representative history of Lawrence. Objects were collected and digitized throughout June and July of 2018, with a community digitizing event on June 30th. Members of the Lawrence community donated photographs, videos, posters, t-shirts, mementos, trinkets, ephemera, texts, and other objects to be included in this digital archive. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2018 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library Language A language of the resource eng Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource No Name Club 1926 Commemorative Spoon Description An account of the resource Spoon engraved with '1876', the founding year of the club, '1926,' the 50th anniversary date, and 'The No Name Club.' The No Name Club was a women's group founded by Annie Julia Soyle Prentiss as a study and literary club. This spoon was given to Annie in recognition of the club's 50th anniversary. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1926 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1926 Relation A related resource No Name Club 1901 Commemorative Spoon Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context NoNameClubCommemorativeSpoon1926.jpg Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity, and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who has more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Subject The topic of the resource Engraving, American. Book clubs Type The nature or genre of the resource PhysicalObject Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Browning, Rebecca A. https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/921079eaccbc24110603bcc2a0058f0c.pdf c98a7694d049cdd4e686fe558c53914e PDF Text Text �������������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource You Are Local History Community Digitization Project Subject The topic of the resource Lawrence (Kan.) Description An account of the resource The You Are Local History community digitization project aimed to collect and digitize objects that tell stories about Lawrence, in order to create a more diverse and representative history of Lawrence. Objects were collected and digitized throughout June and July of 2018, with a community digitizing event on June 30th. Members of the Lawrence community donated photographs, videos, posters, t-shirts, mementos, trinkets, ephemera, texts, and other objects to be included in this digital archive. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2018 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library Language A language of the resource eng Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource No Name Club Informational Booklet Description An account of the resource Informational booklet providing the history of the No Name Club, a women's study and literary club founded in 1876. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 8.5x11 Language A language of the resource eng Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context NoNameClubInformationalBooklet.pdf Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright Rebecca A. Browning Subject The topic of the resource Book clubs (Discussion groups) Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Browning, Rebecca A. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kansas Veterans of World War II Oral History Project / Lawrence Remembers the World War II Years Project Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) World War, 1939-1945. Veterans. Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Language A language of the resource English Description An account of the resource In 2003, the Lawrence Public Library partnered with the Dole Institute of Politics and Haskell University to capture the histories of Douglas County’s World War II veterans in the Lawrence Remembers the World War II Years Project. From 2005 to 2007, the Lawrence Public Library, the Watkins Museum of History, and the Kansas State Historical Society also embarked on a similar endeavor, the Kansas Veterans of World War II Oral History Project, which was funded by the Kansas State Legislature. This collection contains many of the video recordings and more information about the interviews conducted for these projects. Oral History A resource containing historical information obtained in interviews with persons having firsthand knowledge. Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview Johnston, Pattie Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Louk, Noland "Cliff" Louk, Letha Location The location of the interview Douglas County (KS) Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data VHS Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) 1:00:57 Bit Rate/Frequency Rate at which bits are transferred (i.e. 96 kbit/s would be FM quality audio) 221 kbit/s (audio) 2439 kbit/s (video) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Noland "Cliff" Louk World War II Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Louk, Noland "Cliff" Description An account of the resource Noland “Cliff” Louk served in the United States Army (Air Corps) from 1942 to 1946. Interviewed by Pattie Johnston on August 26, 2003, as part of the Lawrence Remembers the World War II Years Project, Louk talked about his experiences during the Second World War. Louk was born in Kansas on April 8, 1916. He graduated high school in 1934 and then attended Emporia State Teachers College. After joining the Air Corps, he trained as a pilot but later became a radio operator and gunner. He completed forty missions and spent most of his time overseas in New Guinea. Also featured in the interview is Letha Louk, Cliff’s wife. They married in 1937. Letha was born in Kansas on December 14, 1914. She also graduated high school in 1934 and attended Emporia State Teachers College. Letha talked about her experiences during the war. She passed away on April 1, 1915. Cliff passed away on July 29, 2006. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Johnston, Pattie Louk, Letha Kansas State Historical Society Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant New Guinea 1937 - 1946 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2003-08-26 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource MP4 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Louk_Cliff WWII Interview Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource To access the video recording of this oral history, go to: <a href="https://archive.org/details/louk-cliff-wwii-interview">https://archive.org/details/louk-cliff-wwii-interview</a> Obituary (Cliff Louk): <a href="https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/24014393/noland-louk">https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/24014393/noland-louk</a> Obituary (Letha Louk): <a href="https://obituaries.ljworld.com/obituaries/ljworld/obituary.aspx?n=letha-i-dillon-louk&amp;pid=174635346&amp;fhid=24989">https://obituaries.ljworld.com/obituaries/ljworld/obituary.aspx?n=letha-i-dillon-louk&amp;pid=174635346&amp;fhid=24989</a> The Watkins Museum of History also holds items related to this collection. Other resources for interviews with World War II veterans are available through the Library of Congress' Veterans History Project: <a href="https://www.loc.gov/vets/vets-home.html">https://www.loc.gov/vets/vets-home.htm</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource The original copy of this video is available through the Lawrence Public Library. The Watkins Museum of History and the Kansas State Historical Society may also have interviews associated with this project. Researchers are responsible for obtaining any necessary permissions for uses other than educational or scholarly research. Contact the Watkins Museum of History for additional information: <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/</a> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Kansas Veterans of World War II Oral History Project / Lawrence Remembers: The World War II Years Project Subject The topic of the resource World War, 1939-1945 -- United States. United States -- History, Military. World War, 1939-1945 -- Veterans -- Interviews. Kansas -- History. United States. Air Force -- History. United States. Army. World War, 1939-1945 -- Women -- United States. Type The nature or genre of the resource Oral History https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/7f951fd2eedc78a9b4880d511b94478c.pdf a06fce45c12dc74e94a6e644196b7844 PDF Text Text Lawrence A Publication of the North Lawrence Improvement Association Neighborhood Potluck Picnic to be September 9 The Not·th L~n•;rence Improvement Association sponsor a neighborhood potluck picnic Satut-day~ September 9 at 6 p.m. in Lyon Park, located at 7th and Lyon Street. All North Lawrence residents and business pet'Sotls are invited to attend and bring a potluck dis~ table service and chali-s. Dt•inks '\Yill be furnished. Please bring enough of one dish to feed the number of people in your family. The follo'\ving suggested menu will help assure a vat·iety of foods: '"ill lcl.·B·t 11.-LC-nl-e- s-tarts \"'ith Ori.fl.gs A. -L .....-~···~·~""""'"""'""~'"""~"""'''--·-·-main dish J -Q..................................................... ~............~.....-_•......,._dessert R-Z .............'""'"~·-..·---······_salad or vegetables Playgt•ound equipment will be available fot· the chikh-en. We hope you ·will be able to join us for a final fling before fall. ### North Lawrence lmprovelll€nt Assoc. Officers Bob Moody, President -841-5946 Maxine Lee, l.lice President.-.........843-362? Judy Percival, SecretMY-·-·-·-842-0683 MarguerrreJohnson, Treasurer~3-~ N.LI.A. is a non-profit neighborhood organization. Dues are $l a year. t<\any projects of the H.U.A., including this newsletter, are paid for by Community Development flJ1ding. The Missing Piece is YOU! Neighborhood Cleanup Scheduled Oct. 21st & 28th The annual fall neighbot·hood deanuf>J sponsored by the North Lav•·rence Improvement Associaii~ will be conducted Saturday, Oct. 21 and Saturday, Oct. 28. Tras~ brus~ and other refuse will be picked up on the south side of the Union Pacific tracks on Oct, 21 and on the north side of the U. P. tracks Oct. 28. La,:vrence Public ·works ct·ews \viti be picking up the tt-ash. The cre'\-vs \vi11 stat•t early each Saturday, so please have your trash at the normal pick-up point Fdday night. Elderly and disabled wishing assistance in getting trash to the pich-up point may call 841-5946. Please call far enough in advance so that you can be scheduled for assistance bv volunteers. The N.Ll.A. encoura~ recycling. Glass, plastic, aluminum, nev\•spaper, and metal can be recycled. There may be money in that trash. Check before you throw it awav. Persons with questions' about recycling ma:-y call Patricia Marvin at 841-7722, extension 119, ot' 842-7385. 1\Js. Marvin is the dtis t·ecycling coordina tot' at1d is in tet·ested in recycling suggestions and individuals who are c.omposting. This spring, the N.LJ.A. became the first neighbot-hood to use a chipper for the t-emoval of brush. The experiment ·was vet•y successful and you are responsible for that suc.cess. Unfort.w1ately, there is not enough money to hke the chipper {Qt· this cleanup. However, the chipper ,,..;u be used in next spt•ing~s cleanup. T'vo other neighb01·hoods haYe taken Not·th Lawt·ence's lead and have scheduled chippers fot• use in their cleanups. Congt·atulations! Once again, you have pro·ven that Not·th La,'\•t-ence residents are leadet•s. ### �N. 4th &. Locust School Beacon to be Instailed Stoplight at N. 2nd & Lyon Sought by N. L. I. A. A flashing pedestt·ian ca"'ssing beacon ,,.,ill be installed soon at N. 4th and Locust. !vfany l\;m·th Lawrence businesses, residents and fdends contt'ibuted to the succ:essfut drive sponsoa·ed by the \1\Toodlawn P.T.O. and the Not·th La·wrence Impeovement Association. Since the last newsletter', a contribution was t•eceived. fa·om .Hid'tvay USA. Please thank them and the othea• contt•ibutoNt: F l\II C, Lcnvrence Ready l!t!ix, 'J{ooile Esta.tes ~Vodh, H'oodtawtl P.T.O., David L. Faymatl, Hat·distet• Painting & Decoratittg, Riverfront Square In vestot•s, J ayhawk Sieling, 1\.f ira.cte Fideo 1 & Too, N.L.L4..., Roger's Food Center~ I.O.O.F. Lodge #4, Sheet Rock ConstnJ..ction, Ka...,.,.• AJotor & Salvage, Fiola & Boo Howard, J,farguerite & Ft·ecl Johnson, Patsy & Boo Moody, Ichaood's, A-Ia.xine & Jack Lee, Julia & H"illis Bond, and AI ctt·ci Ft·ancisco. · I\orth La,va·ence has reason to be pt·oud We v•>ere the only group to raise 50 pet"cent of the cost of the beacon as required by the city. You have been commended by the city commissioners and administrators. A.nd you have been the envy of othet· local Oi'ganizations. THANK YOm ### The North La,va'ence Impt"'Vetnent Assoc. is trying to convince the City and the State that a stoplight is nec.essaa·y at the intea·section of N. 2nd and Lyon stt··eets. N. L. I. A. believes a controlted intea·section is needed. on the north side of the u. P. tt·acks t.o allov.,for safe access to N. 2nd Street. Ks. Dept. of Transp:u·tation approval is requit•ed because N. 2nd is a state highway. KDOT rec.ently completed a study \vhich concluded the int.ersection met a t•equired warrant fot• installation of a stoplight. However! KDOT did not recommend the placement of the signa1 and the city's Traffic Safety Commission agreed The item is on the September 12 City Commission's agenda. N.LLA. is undet'taking a petition drive in hopes of convincing the City Commission and ow· state rept'E!Setltath•es of our need for a safe intet'section on N. 2nd not·th of the tracks. Sevet•al volwlt.eE!t'S wi.ll go doot·-t.odoor in the next few days seeking yow· support on the petition. Please sign if you agree. Additionally, your preSetlce at the Sept. 12 City Commission meeting assist in convincing the Commission of the need. If you are not approached 'vith a petition and wish t.o sigtlJ please call 84-1-5946, ### '"'ill North Lawrence Improvement Association 539 Elm La•11rence, KS 66044 Bulk Rate Postage Paid Permit 11203 Lawrence,KS 66044 4~ 1•11') ~ ool.t (0 {'61"<1 t11.K~ j t,:f-J of' L~r::_ ve----. la '2-- c,, -s + J De <-h· {op~-J­ (, - L ~ r -61/c c.'-(' r /;..- s G., c, 0 Cf <-( �Courier •.1.. Publication of the North~ L(nvrence Itnprovetnent 5tl' .PT 1 'ltl.,. <;;< •• l.,.e<l .... le<l for Neighborhood Cleanup 1\tf ..:.-..r lU.U.J The North Lawrence Improvement Association will sponsor a neighborhood potluck picnic Saturday, May 19, at 6 p.m. in John Taylor Park, 7th and Walnut. A11 North Lawrence residents and business persons are invited to attend. Please bring a potluck dish, table service and lawn chairs. Drinks will be furnished. Please bring enough of one dish to feed the number of people in your fami 1 y. The fo 11 owing suggested menu will help assure a variety: last names starts with brings A- I ............. Salad or Vegetable J- Q •••••••••••••••••••••• Main dish R - Z........................ Dessert Playground equipment is available for the children. We hope you will be able to join us in this old-fashioned family oriented evening. ### The N.L.I.A. salutes Woodlawn Schoo 1 & I. 0. 0. F. Lodge #4. Woodlawn has allowed us to meet at the schoo 1 free of charge for years. This required school staff to open and close the building. Recently, the Odd Fellows offered us free use of their hall at 615 Lincoln. The members of the N.L.I.A., feeling that we had imposed on the schoo 1 long enough, accepted the Odd Fellows' offer. We have great gratitude to Gary Haworth, Woodlawn Principal, and the Odd Fellows for their hospitality. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!! I. OL ~..._. ..JJ. >Jiii.J I 1.\.-t,.J. The Spring neighborhood cleanup, sponsored by the N.L.I.A., will be Sat., May 5, & Sat., May 12. Brush, trash & other refuse will be collected on the south side of the Union Pacific tracks on May 5 and north of the U. P. tracks on May 12. Mulford's Tree Service, 845 Map 1e, has agreed to provide brush chipping.for the cleanup. Please stack the limbs & brush separate 1 y from the trash but at the normal pickup area. Butt ends of the limbs should be facing the street or a 11 ey. Remove a 11 metal, glass or rock from the brush. This will allow for faster, safer brush removal. The resulting wood chips will be free for the taking after 2 p.m. each Saturday in the park at N. 4th & Walnut. Wood chips make excellent mulch in flower beds and gardens. We thank Mulford's Tree Service for their he 1 p. Lawrence Public Works crews will pick up trash starting early each Saturday. Trash shou 1d be at the normal pickup area Friday night. Please recycle. Demolition materials and cars will not be accepted. Make sure children cannot climb into refrigerators and freezers. Elderly and disabled wishing assistance in getting trash to the pickup point may call 841-5946 by the Wednesday preceding the cleanup. North Lawrence IrnprOY'SCi&nt .~ssvc. Cfficars Sob Hoody, Pras ident .. , .841·5946 Ha:<ine Lee, Vice President ... 843-3627 Judy Perc iva 1, Secretary ... 842-0683 Marguerite Johnson, Treasurer ... 243-1954 H. L.I.A., a non-profit neighborhood organization, r.eets the · 2nd Honday of each month, sxcept Jur.e, July ! August, at 7 p.m. at the r.o.o.F. Hall, 615 Lincoln. Dues are $1 a year. Hany projects of the U.I.A., including this newsletter, are paid for by Community Development Fundtng. ;.. �PQ -t"""t~n:t~~ -t~ ~fl ~~ l ;{.ltl. >Lg,~..:.l. i.JO;t~ iS..itVii.X. Jtr3 2nd & Lyon ShJ<plight Nears Reality ,..., :'luceess The Ks. Department of Transportation recently recommended installation of a stoplight at N. 2nd & Lyon streets. The N. L. I. A. sought city and state approval of this project last fall. No date has been set for installation of the stop 1 i ght, but it is hoped it wi 11 be in by the end of the year. Engineering, purchasing of equipment, and installation do take time. Thanks are extended to Sen. Wint Winter, Rep. Betty Jo Charlton, the City Commissioners, & city staff for their help in convincing K.D.O.T. the stop 1 i ght was necessary. The biggest thanks go to the volunteers who carried a petition and those 900 persons who signed it. ANOTHER NORTH LAWRENCE SUCCESS STORY. #iii N' "\V ..t l *"'- -..:nn ''f t00 '\.I.J.d '¥'!' ...... ""'' ,_ ~ ... -.,.1~.:· ¥ OH.Hltt:'-· .;;; c;_l·.--11+ ~o lt).i t; -'1;¥-.a,., 1 1!._,. '{,~,:;, 1\,,.,..,1~ .. , ~""'ay~ 1111.-... !J VV ~ ·• ~ to Help woodlawn School is seeking volunteers who would like to either work with children or assist the school in another way. Several North Lawrence residents find their volunteer efforts to be quite rewarding. For information, contact Gary Haworth at 843-4686. The Woodlawn Family Carnival is scheduled for the evening of May 11. Fun for kids of all ages, 1 to 101. ### Several recent projects of the N.L.I.A. have been successful. The key ingredient of those successes is the participation of North Lawrence residents and businesses. Severa 1 residents carried petitions for the stoplight at N. 2nd and Lyon and 4way stop signs at N. 3rd and Lincoln. Numerous residents and businesses contributed money for the school beacons at N. 4th and Locust. Cleanups have given the neighborhood a tidy look. Union Pacific donated the depot at its present location to the city. Sidewalks have been constructed to allow for safe pedestrian passage. The key point is that these projects would not have happened had it not been for residents and businesses donating time and money. The N.L.I.A. represents all of North Lawrence. Sometimes, unfortunate 1 y, the good for the entire neighborhood overrides individual concerns, but it is never our intent to create problems. Our goal is to solve them. You can help by becoming a 111erllber of the N.L.I.A. Your $1 yearly dues assist and give more strength to our voice at City Hall. $1 is a sma 11 year 1 y investment in your neighborhood. Please send your $1, name & address to N.L.I.A., 539 Elm, Lawrence, KS 66044. ### Ths M... 1SSi11fl •o:.r • ' ( ·P16G6 IS YOU! North Lawrence Improvement Association 539 Elm Lawrence, KS 66044 Bulk Rate Postage Paid Permit 11203 Lawrence, KS 66044 �North Lawrence Courier A Publication of the North Lawrence Improvement Association Neighborhood Cleanup set for Oct. 20 & 27 Forum to Discuss School & Road Bond Issues Oct. 8 Wood Chips free to residents I.O.O.F. Hallt 615 Lincoln The Fall neighborhood cleanup, sponsored by the N.L.I.A., will be Sat. , October 20 & Sat. , October 27. Brush, trash & other refuse will be collected on the south side of the Union Pacific tracks Oct. 20 and north of the U. P. tracks Oct. 27. Mulford's Tree Service, 845 Map 1e, has agreed to provide brush chipping for the cleanup. Please stack the limbs & brush separate 1y from the trash but at the normal pickup area. Butt ends of the limbs should be facing the street or alley. Remove all metal, glass or rock from the brush. This will allow for faster, safer brush removal. The resulting wood ch.ips will be free for the taking after 2 p.m. each Saturday in the park at N. 4th & Walnut. Wood chips make excellent mulch in flower beds and gardens. We thank Mulford's Tree Service for their he 1P. Lawrence Pub 1 i c Works crews wi 11 pick up trash starting early each saturday. Trash should be at the normal pickup area Friday night. Please recyc 1e. Demo 1 it ion materials and cars will not be accepted. Make sure children cannot climb into refrigerators and freezers. Elderly and disabled wishing assistance in getting trash to the pickup point may call 841-5946 by the Wednesday preceding the cleanup. ... The N.L.I.A. will sponsor. a forum October 8 at 7 p.m. at the I.O.O.F. Hall, 615 Lincoln, to discuss the three bond issues on t~e upcoming ballot in November. The South Lawrence Trafficway, the Eastern Parkway, and the New High School Bond issue will be examined. Proponents and opponents wi 11 make presentations, followed by question and answer sessions. The N.L.I.A. neither supports nor opposes any of the bond issues. It is the intent of the N. L. I . A. to provide opportunity for individuals to become educated, informed voters. The October 8 meeting is the regular monthly meeting of the N.L.I.A. The N.L.I.A. meets the second Monday of the month at the I.O.O.F. Hall at 7 p.m. Membership is $1 yearly and is open to any North Lawrence business or resident. We welcome your involvement in your neighborhood. North Lawrence ltproveunt Asaoc. Officers Bob Moody, President .... 841-5948 Maxine Lee, Vice President •.. 843-3827 Judy Perci va 1, Secretary ... 842-0883 Hargueri te Johnson, Treasurer ... W-19H N.L.!.A., a non-profit neighborhood organization, mts the 2nd Monday of uch 1onth, mept June, July & August, at 7 p.1. at the I.O.o.F. Hall, 815 Lincoln. Dues are $1 a year. Hany projects of the N.L.I.A., including this newsletter, are paid for by Couunity Developtent Funding • The Woodlawn P.T.O. is again sponsoring a pizza and burrito sale to benefit the schoo 1 . The sa 1e wi 1 1 extend through October 5. If you have not been contacted by a Woodlawn student and wish to support the schoo 1 by purchasing de 1 i c i ous pizza or burritos, please contact Woodlawn School at 843-4686. �Health Care Acr ··ss WoocP .:wn School Notes Provides Medical Care through Volunteer Efforts Woodlawn School is emphasizing North Lawrence pride and history this year. It will be common to see students investigating the neighborhood and talking with residents about our history. Interested persons are invited to attend a school assembly presented by Steve Jansen, Director of the Dg. Co. Historical Society, Wednesday, Oct. 10, at 12:15 in the gym. Please help pass our history onto our future. woodlawn School needs volunteers. There are many ways to help, both in the classroom and out. No person is too old and volunteers find the work extremely rewarding. If you can give as little as one hour per month, please call Woodlawn at 843-4686. Everyone knows that medical costs have skyrocketed. Insurance is expensive, and even if one has insurance, the deductible is high and the policy does not cover everything. Health care Access has formed to deal with this situation. Its' philosophy is that he a 1th care is a right, and not a privilege of those who can afford it. Health Care Access provides services to individuals and families whose health needs are not being met by public or private health care plans. Health Care Access exists because of impressive community-wide support. A11 aspects of the he a 1th care profession donate their time and resources to provide health care to the medically indigent. Services include acute dental care, a twice weekly health clinic, prescription assistance, and referrals to specialists and dieticians when necessary. Lawrence Memorial Hospital donates lab and radiological services. Clinic space is donated by Lawrence Social service Housing Authority. agencies volunteer their time by screening for eligibility and arranging appointments. Appointments may be made at any of the following agencies: Ballard Center, 842-0729; Red Cross, 8433550; ECKAN, 841-3557; Independence, Inc., 841-0333; Lawrence Indian Center, 841-720~; and Salvation Army, 843-4188. If you have any questions or would like to become involved in health care concerns in Lawrence, call Health Care Access at 841-5760. Emily Bono It# FREE REMOVAL OF DErERIORATED STRUOURES Why riot get rid of that old, broken down shed or garage behind your home or rental property? Or, do you have dead or dying trees creating a hazard? The Community Development Department of the City of Lawrence has allocated o limited amount of funds to be used lor the voluntary demolition and clearance of dilapidated buildings and outbuildings, {garages, sheds, etc.), and tree removal. The basic eligibility requirements are~ 1. The structure{s) to be demolished or tree(s) to be removed, must be removed, must .be in one of the following CDBG target neighborhood areas: Pinckney, East lawrence, Brook Creek, Oread, North lawrence, or University Place; or 2. The structure{s) to be demoli&hed or tree{s) to be removed must be located on property within the City limits, and the applicant's family gros& income from all sources may not e)(ceed the COBG income guidelines. 3. The applicant need not be an owner /occupant of the property where the structure or tree(s) are located. ~. There will be no income restrictions unless requests lor demolition 8)(teed available funds. In that case, firs1 priority will be applicants who meet th& CDBG Income guidelines. Clearance and demolition contracts will be administered by the Community Development Department . .Application forms for this program ore available at the office of Community Development in Room 08 of City Hall. Deadline lor this program is 2ctober 15. 199Q. ·u you hove any further questions, please call 841-7722, ext. 100. North Lawrence Improvement Association 539 Elm Lawrence, KS 66044 Bulk Rate Postage Paid Permit #203 Lawrence, KS 66044 �North LaWrence Courier Neighborhood Potluck Picnic to be wlay 18 Cleanup for all of North Lawrence to be I\Iay 1 The ~orth · Lawrence Improvement Association will sponsor a neighborhood potluck picnic Saturday, May 18, at John Taylor Park, located at 6th and Walnut. All North Lawrence residents and business persons are invited to attend. Please bring a potluck dish, table service and lawn chairs. Drinks will be furnished by Roger's Food Center, 2nd & Lincoln. Please thank them the next time you shop. The following suggested menu will help assure a variety of foods: The annual spring neighborhood cleanup, sponsored by the N.L.I.A., wi 11 be Wednesday, May 1 . P 1ease note several changes in the cleanup this year. Both sides of the tracks will be picked up on the same day. We are experimenting with having the cleanup on Wednesday for several reasons. Several neighbors wanted a full weekend to c 1 ean and get trash ready for disposal. Perhaps most important is that it saves taxpayer dollars. The c 1 eanup is funded by Community Development and by having the cleanup on Wednesday, we avoid paying for overtime. We hope these changes will work for your benefit. Lawrence Public Works crews will start picking up the trash early Wednesday, so please have your trash at the normal pickup point Tuesday evening. Trash can be placed out earlier and some of it may be picked up with the norma 1 route Tuesday. Large and bulk i terns wi 11 not be picked up until Wednesday. Elderly and di.sabled wishing assistance in getting trash to the pickup point may call 841-5946. Please call far enough in advance so that volunteers can be scheduled. A recent addition to our cleanup has bt.Coine very popular and will be offered again this spring. Mulford's Tree Service wi 11 chip 1 i mbs and brush for use as wood chips. Please place all limbs with the butt end facing the pickup area. Remove all foreign objects, such as g 1 ass and meta 1 . The chips will be available for use at the park at 4th & Walnut. N.L.I.A. encourages recycling. Please remember metal, aluminum, glass, oi 1, plastic, newspaper and styrofoam can be recycled. Please do so. Last name starts with Ma.in Dish Dessert Salad or Vegetable Playground equipment will be available for the children. Members of the City Commission, County Commission and city staff are invited guests. Please accept this as a personal invitation to attend an old-fashioned neighborhood picnic designed to start the summer off right. North Lawrence Improvement Assoc. Officers Bob Moody, President ........ 841-5946 Maxine Lee, Vice Pr&s ....... 843-3627 Judy Percival, Secretary ..... 842-0683 Marguerite Johnson, Treas .... 843-1954 N.L.I.A. is a non-profit neighborhood organization. Dues are $1 a year. Many N.L.I.A. projects, including this newsletter, are funded by Community Development, City of Lawrence. WE WELCOME YOU TO JOIN US!!! �A Round of Applause Several individuals, businesses and organizations deserve a round of applause and a thank you for their help in making North Lawrence a better place to live. The Woodlawn Elementary School students and staff recently joined in the North Lawrence cleanup by cleaning the rights-of-way of severa 1 of our streets. What an exce 1lent neighborhood school we have! The Woodlawn P.T.O. coordinated the new school sign. Stephen's Real Estate, Charlton Msnley Insurance, Douglas County Bank, the Woodlawn Student Council, and the Woodlawn P. T.O. donated cash for a great sign. Harry Shafer and Gary Haworth THANK YOU donated their time and effort in installing the new school sign. Roger's Food Center a 11 owed the N.L.I.A. to use their store to inform customers of the Association's activities and solicit members. The City staff has inc 1uded N. 7th Street from Elm to North Street in this year's street overlay program. Locust Street from N. 3rd to N. 7th will be getting new C:IJrb and gutter this summer. The stop light at N. 2nd & Lyon will be installed this summer. Many individuals have planted new flowers and landscaping, further proving that North Lawrence is the garden spot of Lawrence. Hundreds of neighbors have done good turns for their neighbors just because. That's what make North Lawrence the best part of the city. The faculty of Woodlawn works hard every day to give our children that extra chance to be successful. Please thank anybody who is mentioned above. They are working to make North Lawrence as good as it can be. While you're at it, thank yourselves for being a good North Lawrence neighbor. ### North Lawrence Improvement Assoc. 539 Elm Lawrence, KS 66044 Depot 'Vork to Begin Soon Restoration work will soon begin on the Union Pacific Depot. The Depot Management Board has approved a phased plan which would return the depot grounds to the attraction it once was. The Depot, once restored, will house a community meeting room and offices for the United Way. The restoration will include the replacement of the Depot's magnificent 31 foot spire, as well as several other features of the original design. The long-term plan also calls for the demolition of the freight depot and the fertilizer mixing plant, located on the north and south side of Locust at N. 2nd. A beautiful garden is planned on the north side of Locust; while the south side will have a parking lot for the Farmer's Market and Riverfront Park. Fundraising efforts will begin this spring. The project wi 11 require investment from both public and private sources. Members of the Depot Management Board would be happy to speak to any organizations or individuals regarding this important North Lawrence project. Please call 841-5946 for more information. Survey Results are Good ii A recent City of Lawrence survey indicates North Lawrence residents are pleased with their neighborhood & the N. L. I. A. North Lawrence & the N.L.I.A. rated best in several questions posed to 5 older neighborhood residents. A1most 66% of North Lawrence respondents felt good about North Lawrence. Near 1y 83% were aware of the N.L.I.A. and twothirds felt the N.L.I.A.'s eff'"ctiveness was good to excellent. However, only 18%, one of the lowest totals, are members of the ~.L.I.A. Join and work with us. Bulk Rate Postage Paid Permit #203 Lawrence, KS 66044 �North Lawrence Courier A. Publication of the North Lawrence Improvernent Association Cleanup for all of North Lawrence to be Oct. 16 The fa 11 neighborhood cleanup, sponsored by the N.L.I.A., will be Wednesday, October 16. A11 of North Lawrence wi 11 be picked up on the same day. Our one day pickup experiment last spring was very successful. Lawrence Public Works crews will start picking up the trash early Wednescray, so please have your trash at the normal pickup point Tuesday evening. Trash can be placed out earlier and some of it may be pi eked up with the normal route Tuesday. Large & bulk items wi 11 not be pi eked up until Wednesday. Elderly & disabled wishing assistance in getting trash to the pickup point should call 841-5946. Please call far enough in advance so that volunteers can be scheduled. A recent addition to our cleanup has become very popular and will be offered again this fa 11 . Mulford's Tree Service wi 11 chip 1 i mbs and brush. Please place all 1 imbs with the butt end facing the pickup area. Remove all foreign objects, such as g 1 ass and meta 1 . The chips will be available at the park at 4th & Wa 1 nut free of charge for your gardening use. Please feel free to take as much as you need. N.L.I.A. encourages recyc 1 i ng. Lonnie's Recycling wi 11 pick up metal if the metal is separated from the rest of the trash. Please remember metal, aluminum, glass, oil, plastic, newspaper and styrofoam can be recycled. Please do so . . . Please secure refrigerators and freezers so children cannot - become trapped. 'lo "\V f't. ...-n -.;::u- P T {) D a:.1.s!..... T T 'U' 0 '\.I,.I.U, l'T .II. I. , .1. • 'IJ • .1. '\.. .1..1..1.5 Playground E<tnip. Funds Wood 1awn E1ementa ry Schoo 1 students are se 11 i ng severa 1 items for the P. T. 0. fund raiser. The fund raiser is scheduled through October 7. The goa 1 is to raise enough money to buy addition a 1 p 1 ayground equipment. The students are selling a variety of items, such as meats, cheeses, cookies, candies, stationery, gift wrap, cards and ribbon. If you have not been contacted by a Woodlawn student and would like to support the schoo 1 , p 1 ease call Sandy Sharp at 843-4686 or stop by the Woodlawn office to look at a brochure. Your support is greatly appreciated. #:!!:# NLT!. l . .J•.l"i.. Oct • 1\ti I t• C1 p • .I.~ II.., I {) 0 F H'lo H t 11 11 n·1ee~.1ng ~CJle(l.ll.le(i'J.. ""14 - '7 I • 'IJ • • .I.U..I..l Price Banks, Director of Planning for Lawrence & Douglas County, wi 11 be the guest at the next N.L.I.A. meeting, Monday, Oct. 14, at the I.O.O.F. Hall, 615 Lincoln, at 7 p.m. Mr. Banks wi 11 discuss Horizon 2020, a planning document which will guide the city and county growth through the year 2020. The plan will contain basic policies for land use and general policies for public systems . A 1so on the agenda is the election of officers. The N. L. I. A. is open to any North Lawrence resident or business person. Membership is $1 per year. Please feel free to contact any of the officers if you have questions about the organization. N.L.I.A. OFFICERS Bob Moody, Prasi dent .•. ,, •••• 841-S948 Maxine Lee, Vice Preaident •• •.843-3tl2.7' Judy Percival, Secretary.,,. ,842•0883 Marguerite Johnson, Treaa •... 843-1954 �Oct. 5 River Area Cleanup Volunteers Sought The N.L.I.A., in cooperation with the City of Lawrence and Jayhawk Beverage, is co-sponsoring a river area cleanup on Saturday, Oct. 5. Three sites, including the Eighth & Oak boat ramp area in North Lawrence, have been targeted for cleanup. The cleanup efforts will focus on the removal of litter and trash. It wi 11 include recycling as much of the material as possible. Each site will have a supervisor to direct the volunteers' efforts. A picnic will follow. If you wish to support this effort by vo 1 unteering, please call Patricia Marvin at 832-3036. ### FREE ENERGY SAVING IMPROVEMENTS CITY OF LAWRENCE CAN HELP HOMEOWHERS SAVE$$$ ON ENERGY BILL$ The City o! Lawrence has money available to pay for weatherizing homes •n the ctty. Improve menu can include: • Attic Insulation • Sto'rm Windows • Weatherstripping of Doors Grants lor these improvements will be made to eligible homeowners. No repayment far this oulstance is required. Grants will be awarded ~n a.lirst·C~melirst served bass is with priority given to applicants who hve •n the ftve COBG target neighborhoods. Eligibility requirements for this assistance are: I. The home must be owner/occupied with no mare than two dwelling units. 2. Mobile homes are not eligible lor assistance. 3. Annual gross family Income cannot exceed the following guidelines: Family Size ·Maximum Income I $19,700 2 $22,550 3 $25,350 4 $28,150 5 $30,400 6 $32,650 7 $34,900 8 plus $37,150 Incomes will be verified. Applkanh received. on .or before October 4, 1991, will be given first consideration. Apphcat•ot'( forms ore ovoiloble at the office of Com· munity Development in Ro&m 08 of City Hall. For more information, cail841·7722, Ext. 3114. N. Lawrence Improvement Assoc. 539 Elm Lawrence, KS 66'044 · New Stoplight Operating at N. 2nd & Lyon SUCCESS! ! The new stop 1 i ght at N. 2nd & Lyorr is operating. N.L.I.A. requested the light to a 11 ow for a safe, centro 11 ed entrance onto N. 2nd on the north side of ·the tracks. Thanks to Terese Gorman, City Engineer; the city crews & the City Commission for their assistance. A1so, thank you to Senator Wint Winter, Jr. & Representative Betty Jo Charlton for their help in convincing the Ks, Dept. of Transportation the light was necessary. We hope you will use the intersection. We appreciate the amount of work it required to become a reality. He port Card ### Meet Your Neighbors Woodlawn School experienced an increase in enrollment of nearly 25 percent over last year. This means a number of new fami 1 i es have found North Lawrence to be the neighborhood in which they want to raise their children. We welcome those new neighbors to the best place in town to live and hope they enjoy the benefits North Lawrence has to offer. If you have a new neighbor and have not yet met them, please take the time to do so. After all, one of the things that makes North Lawrence so nice is our neighbors. Be a good one!!! ### Bulk Rate Postage Paid Permit #203 Lawrence, KS 66044 �North Lawrence Courier A Publicatlon. of tile North Lawrence Improvement Association Spring Cleanup is AprilS Neighborhood Picnic May 30 The spring neighborhood cleanup, sponsored by the N. L. I. A. , will be Wed., April 8. All of North Lawrence wi 11 be pi eked up on the same day. Lawrence Public Works crews will start picking up the trash early Wednesday, so please have your trash at the norma 1 pickup point Tuesday evening. Trash can be put out earlier and it may be picked up with the normal route Tuesday. Bulk i terns will not be pi eked up unt i 1 Wednesday. Elderly and disabled needing help in getting trash to the pickup point should call 841-5946 far enough in advance so that volunteers can be scheduled. Mulford's Tree Service will chip limbs and brush again. Please place all 1 imbs in a separate pile from the trash. The butt end of the limb should face the pickup area. Remove all foreign objects, such as glass and meta 1. The chips wi 11 be available free of charge at the park at 4th and Walnut. Please take as much as you want. Lonnie's Recycling, 501 Maple, will pick up and recycle metal. Please separate the metal from the rest of the trash. Additionally, North Lawrence residents wi 11 have an opportunity to save money and rid themselves of waste tires at the same tlme. The city charges $2 to dispose of each car or 1i ght truck tire. For one day on 1y, waste car and light truck tires may be disposed of for a $1 fee at B.C.'s Auto Repair, 510 N. 6th. Waste tires will be accepted from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Wed., Apri 1 8. The tires will be recycled. N.L.I.A. encourages recycling of metal, aluminum, glass, oil, plastic, paper and styrofoam. The North Lawrence Improvement will sponsor a Association neighborhood potluck picnic Sat., May 30, beginning at 6 p.m. at John Taylor Park, 7th and Walnut. Please mark this date on your calendar. A11 North Lawrence residents and business persons are invited to attend. Please bring a potluck dish, table service and lawn chairs. Drinks will be furnished by Roger's Food Center, 2nd and Lincoln. Please thank them the next time you shop. The ~ ll For Your following lnformatioon suggested . ~- r ~!.!menu w1ll help assure a variety of foods: JU Last name starts with A---I J---Q R---z Brings Dessert Salad or Vegetable Main Dish New playground equipment has been installed at John Taylor Park for the children. Please accept this as a personal invitation to attend an old fashioned neighborhood picnic. The North Lawrence Improvement Association, a non-profit neighborhood organization, meets the 2nd Monday of each month at the I.O.O.F. hall, 615 Lincoln. Dues are $1 a year. Many N .L.I.A. projects, including this newsletter, are funded by Community Development, City of Lawrence. The officers are: Bob Moody, President 841-5946 843-3627 Maxine Lee, Vice Pres. Judy Percival, Secretary 842-0683 Marguerite Johnson, Treas. 843-1954 Please Join UsJ �Lead Water Pipes May Be Hazardous The City of Lawrence Utility Department requests your help with a survey. The U.s. Env i ronmenta 1 Protection Agency sets drinking water standards and has determined that lead is a health concern at certain exposure levels. Materials that contain lead frequently have been used in the construction of water supply distribution systems, and plumbing systems in private homes and other buildings. Lead plumbing may have been installed in some older homes (prior to 1910). If you suspect such plumbing is in your home, please complete the following information. _ _ I suspect lead pi pes have been installed in my home. Name: _______________________ Address: ____________________ Daytime Phone: _________ Please return this information to: City of Lawrence, Dept. of Utilities, P. 0. Box 708, Lawrence, KS 66044 or call 842-5032 for further information. It's Easy to Recycle North Lawrence residents have several opportunities to recycle. Neighbors may drop off many of their recyclables at the Union Pacific Depot each Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Patricia Marvin, Lawrence's recycling coordinator, has designated the depot as a drop off site for grass clippings and leaves, used motor oi 1, and automotive batteries. An attendant will be present to assist emptying the into material appropriate containers. The grass c 1i ppi ngs and 1eaves wi 11 be compos ted The used motor oil and automotive batteries will be recycled. Reusable containers are encouraged. Please do not bring glass containers. Used motor oil is a particularly dangerous contaminant. North Lawrence is located very close to groundwater and any oil spread onto the ground can contaminate vour or your neighbor's well One quart of oil is enough to pollute 250,000 gallons of water. Please do not use motor oi 1 as a weed ki 11 er or dust suppressant. It is neither. Please take it to the depot on Saturdays. Do it for yourself and your neighbors. The city also sponsors a newspaper recyc 1i ng program. A shed to deposit newspapers in is located east of Woodlawn School. :::::::: Please do not tie the newspapers in bundles. Simply p1ace them in paper sacks and set them inside the shed. Other recycling programs are available to neighbors. Lonnie's Recycling, Kaw Motor Company, and OK Recycling recycle numerous items. Kaw Motor Company, Highway 24/59, accepts anything made out of meta 1. Lonnie's Recycling, 501 Maple, accepts glass, tin, aluminum, and other meta 1s. OK Recycling accepts plastic, glass, tin and aluminum every Wednesday morning from 7:30 to 8: 30 at the newspaper shed east of Woodlawn School. Please take advantage of the many opportunities to recycle in our neighborhood. It's good for your and our earth! I I .......... (®"I North Lawrl!llCI! Improvement Association 539iln Lawrence, KS 66044 Boa< Rate Postage Paid Pennit 11203 lawrence, KS 66044 �Nortli Lawrence Courier A publication of th.e North. Lawrence Improvement Association Fall Cle.atllliJ is October 14 The fa 11 neighborhood c 1eanup, sponsored by the N.L.I.A., will be Wednesday, October 14. All of North Lawrence will be picked up on the same day. Lawrence Public Works crews will start picking up the trash early Wednesday, so please have your trash at the normal pickup point Tuesday evening. Elderly & disabled wishing assistance in getting trash to the pickup point should call 841-5946. Please call far enough in advance so that volunteers can be scheduied. Tree Mulford's Service will chip limbs and brush. Place limbs with the butt end facing the pickup area. Remove all foreign objects, such as glass and meta 1. The free chips will be avail ab 1e at the boat ramp at 8th & Oak for your gardening use. PLEASE NOTE THE NEW LOCATION. Take as much as you need but don't de 1ay because the unused chips will not stay there. N.L.I.A. encourages recyc 1 i ng. Lonnie's Recycling, 501 Maple, will pick up metal i f the metal is separated from the rest of the trash. Please remember metal. aluminum, glass, oil, plastic, newspaper and styrofoam can be recycled. B. c. Auto Repair, 510 N. 6th, will accept waste car and light truck tires for a reduced disposa 1 fee of $1 for one day only on Wednesday,- Oct. 14. North Lawrence residents wi 11 have an opportunity to save money. The city charges at least $1.50 per tire for disposal. This allows you and N.L.I.A. to save. Ca11didate's Forum Scheduled Oct. 12 The N.L.I.A. will sponsor a Candidate's Forum, Monday, Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. at the I.O.O.F. Hall, 615 Lincoln. Candidates for County Commission, State Representative, and State Senate have been invited to attend and answer your questions. A1so on the agenda at this meeting will be election of officers. The N.L.I.A. is a non-profit neighborhood organization open to any North Lawrence resident or business person. The N. L. I. A. meets the 2nd Monday of each month at the I. 0. 0. F. Ha 11 615 Li nco 1n. Membership is $1 per year. Please feel free to contact any of the officers if you have questions about the organ i zation. N.L.I.A. OFFICERS Bob 1-!oody, President •••••••.• 841-5946 llaxine Lee, Vice President •.• 843-3627 Judy Percival, Secretary ••• , .642-0663 1-!arguerite Johneon, Treas, ••. 843~1954 ******************************* North Lawrence Survey Out Soon Each North Lawrence household & business wi 11 soon be receiving a questionnaire regarding our neighborhood. This effort, funded by a Community Development Block Grant, is a project of a Planning class at KU. Information from this survey will guide the N.L.I.A. in areas it will concentrate its. efforts on. The questionnaire will be hand de 1 i ve red to each house and business with a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Your help by filling out this questionnaire will be greatly appreciated. �..~-------....- Playground Equipment Installed .FREE-. ENERGY SAVING:IMPROVEMENTS· CitY OF LAWRENCE CAN HELP'HOt.£()WtERS SAVE$$$ ON Et£RGY BUS Donations Accepted The Wood 1 awn P. T. 0. recently bought new playground equipment for the school yard at a cost of $8,664. This has been a multi-year effort which is not completed yet. $6, 000 has been paid on the equipment· leaving a balance of $2,664. Woodlawn students have recently completed a fund raiser to help pay off the equipment. There is still an opportunity to give. Checks may be made out to Woodlawn P.T.O. and mailed to Woodlawn School, 508 Elm, Lawrence, KS 66044. Your help is appreciated. The City of Lawrence has money available 10 pay tlr weat18rizing homes i'llla city. mprovements can ilclude: · • Attic lnUation • Stonn WIRiows • W~ng of Doors GraniS 1or theSe mproY811'M1111s Y4 be made 10 elglble honieownels. No repayments ror this asslstaroe is~ Granta w11 be awarded on a ftrst-come rnt eeMJcl-tus with pt1or1ty lto'el1 to appllc:ants ~ t.ie In h ftve COBG target~ Eliglbiily ~ fo( tis assistance ate: 1. The home roost be ownerloccupied ~ no more \llall two ltMlling l.litS. 2.. Uobile homeln not ellgllle 1« usislanoe. 3. Arroal crosa family Income cannot exceed lhe ~ng Qlidelnes: Friy sb 1Wimll11 ilcome $20,450 $23,350 $26,XIO 2 3 4 5 $2i,200 $31,550 '$33,850 • 7 fplua $36.200 $38,550 lnComll wll bt VllfllecL. Ajlplcanls lllC8IVed on or balore OCtober 23. 1992 wil be given first consideration. ~ lonnS 11'8 avalable at .. ofb of Hclusir'v & ~Development In Room 08 of City. Hil. For men lnruma!lon cal832-3000 Ext 3114. Are you interested i11 Model Block Program? The N.L.I.A. will soon be submitting projects for consideration for Community Development funding. One suggested project would be a "Model Block Program" in North Lawrence. Under this program, homeowners in a block area agree to participate in the program which allows for a $1 rebate for every $4 spent on approved, exterior projects, such as painting, roof repairs, & porch repairs. The maximum return for each household is $2,000; minimum rebate is $100. If you are interested in this program and would like further information, please call Bob Moody at 841-5946. School Bottd Forurn to be Oct. 27 will fund the building of two new e 1 ementary schoo 1 s and a new junior high school, as well as expand Wakarusa school and renovate Central Junior High and Lawrence High. The Woodlawn P.T.O. and the N.L.I.A. will jointly sponsor a forum on the proposed $29.9 mi 11 ion schoo 1 bond issue, Tuesday, Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the Woodlawn Gym, 508 Elm. The bond issue, if approved, Bulk Rate Postage Paid Permit #203 Lawrence, KS 66044 N. Lawrence Improvement Assoc. 539 Elm Lawrence, KS 66044 !\'\., r "j e. v\ ..:: S v.:_'c•,. v'f ~. r/ o "' s ;~ ') I, ;V<"' ),o dwaf JSD;/ /0 '1, 0 L·"·'·-; 1 t: .... ,--( r rs De c''c>h1, c c, o 'I v ·- D ;Z'B �HOI HOI HOl North Lawrence Improvement Association Officers MERRY [I CHRISTMAS! Maxine Lee, President Delores Todd, Secretary Marguerite Johnson, Treasurer What? It's too early to think about Christmas?! Not if you plan to win the first-ever North Lawrence CHRISTMAS DECORATING CONTEST. Youdon'tneedtodazzlethejudges with a "million bulbs." Entries will be judged on their originality and aesthetics. There'll be prizes for the best entries. We'll announce what they are at the NoYember NUA meeting. L<.~ us know you want to be ineluded in the contest by sending in your entry blank before November 30. NORTH LAWRENcE -cou~~~~ 843-3627 842-7982 843-1954 EARLY HISTORY OF NORTH LAWRENCE NLlA is a non-profit neighborhood organization. Dues are $1 per year. Many NLlA projects, including this newsletter, are paid for by community Development funding. II THE MISSING PIECE IS YOU! • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • FIRST-EVER NORTH LAWRENCE : CHRISTMAS DECORATING CONTEST o ENTRY BLANK • • • • • • Name ----------------------------------------• Address,________________________________________ • Phone number : (Day or evening?) • Send your entry to NUA, 747 Elm, Lawrence. KS 66044 • Entries must be received by November 30. 1993. We'll announce winners in the Winter 1994 edition of the North • • Meet your neighbors and the North Lawrence community at our .. .•...•..•.•...•.••..•..•...•.•.....•..•.• • Lawrence cour!er. North Lawrence Improvement Association 747Elm Lawrence, KS 66044 POTLUCK PICNIC Bulk rate Postage Paid Permit No. 203 Lawrence, KS 66044 annual picnic. Join us on Saturday, September 18th at John Taylor Park (between Elm and Walnut on 7th Street). Bring a covered dish to share. your own dishes and silverware. We'll provide ice tea You might also want to bring chairs or a blanket to sit on. This will be our first meeting of the year. We won't conduct any business at the picnic, but instead use the time to catch up on the summer's news. If you are new to North Lawrence. this is a great time tomeetyourneighborsandseewhat the North Lawrence Neighborhood Improvement Association is all about. The whole family is welcome. Ifitrains. we'll hold the picnic inside the Ballard Center. ·····••··········•• FALL CLEANUP--- • FRIDAY, • : OCTOBER 15!: .................... . Awhile back, my neighbors the Zilners gave me the original deed to my house, which they had once owned. It was fascinating reading. Tbe first entry noted the President's transfer 0f a plot efland to an Indian. Soon after, several settlers acquired the land. In each subsequent entry, the size of the plot shrank, until finally, my house was built in 1929. The history of all our homes in North Lawrence follows this sarue pattern, according to the Early History of North Lawrence. This is a neat little book originally published in 1930 by the North Lawrence Civic Association. Members of the Woodlawn Parent Teachers Association added to the history and reissued the pamphlet in 1961. The History paints a picture of a bustling town quite a bit different from today's North Lawrence. Indian Country Our land deeds start with Sarcoxie. He was the chief of the Turtle Band of the Delaware Indians. This area was set aside for the Delaware Indians in an 1829treaty.From 1829untill854,North Lawrence was Indian Country, part of the Nebraska Territory. But even though this was Indian Country, white settlers and runaway slaves were moving in and forming settlements. In 1854, the Kansas-Nebraska Bill officially opened the state to non-Indian settlers. Perhaps in response to this influx, President James Buchanan deeded Sarcoxie 320 acreswhich included North Lawrence-in an 1860 treaty with the tribe. Now, the History implies that North Lawrence was here before the rest of Lawrence, and it would be nice to say we were "one up" on the rest of the city. Most likely, though, these early settlers were scattered throughout the area. The first mention of a city in the area came in May of 1854, when Missourians John Baldwin and Clarke Stearns staked out the Lawrence townsite. A few months later the New England Emigrant Aid Society established their base there. While Baldwin, members of the Aid Society and many other newcomers chose to live north of the river, North Lawrence was not a part of the main city at that time. Early development In 1861, Sarcoxie sold his acreage to Charles Robinson, RobertS. Stevens and William A. Simpson-<Jur first developers. These men immediately began selling the land in pieces. some to the Kansas Pacific Railroad and the resttoothersettlers. Webecameknown as Jefferson, and were included as part of Jeffurson County . About this time, North Lawrence development really took off. The first post office was built in 1862. There were many small shops and stores in the area, including a grocery, a meat market, a barber shop. a drug store, flour and feed mills and a coal yard. There was a pool ball a saloon and two hotels. The first toll bridge across the river was built in 1863, and the Kansas Pacific rail lines reached the area the sarueyear. By 1865, therewereatleast four churches. Cbildrenattendedanumber of makeshift schools in the area until the first school building, on the northeast corner of North Seventh and Lincoln, opened with 250 students in 1865. At this time, North Lawrence had its own cemetery. jail. court and newspaper. And many of our homes were built during this period. While Locust and Bridge (North Second) streets were the principal business districts, stores and shops were scattered throughout the neighborhood. It sounds like Jefferson was the type of city many COntinued... :-.:orth Lawrence Courier l �Early North Lawrence continued currentNorthLawrenceresidentswould like to live;: in, if their survey responses are any indication. We become a city The Legislature created Grant Township. which included North Lawrence, in 1865 and made it part of Douglas County. Somewhere between 1865 and !867,Jefferson became North Lawrence, and town officers were elected. On June 7, 1867, North Lawrence officially became a second-class city with a population of 2,500. Four days later, a group tried to get the city of Lawrence to annex North Lawrence. This effort failed. But in 1870, North Lawrence citizens voted to consolidate with Lawrence. Unfortunately, the History doesn't explain the motivation behind the conflict or the reasons why people finally voted to join Lawrence. Cultural center In the early 1870s, the Union Pa- ............... FIRST MEETING1993-94 The first meeting of the year for the NorthLawrencelmprovementAssociation will be on October 11 at 7:00 at the Oddfellows Hall, 6!5 Lincoln. Everyone who lives or owns property in North Lawrence is welcome to attend. Items on the agenda include electingofficers,planningmeetingsandcommunity activities for the rest of the year and developing ideas for our Community Development Block Grant proposal, which is due in November. Many people responding to last year's neighborhood survey said they thoughtCumrnunityDevelopmentfunds hadn't done much good in North Lawrence. If you have an idea on how to use these federal funds in our neighborhood, come to the meeting and be a part of the planning process. Meetings of the North Lawrence Improvement Association are held the second Monday of every month, from October through May. 2 North Lawrence Courier cific Railroad moved its general repair At the beginning, there were four shops to Bismarck Grove, which was in more blocks to the west ofN orth Second the northeast corner of North Lawrence. street. And the river was only about half Many houses were built near the Grove its present width. In 1903, amajorflood to bouse shop employees. Although hit the area, washing away the blocks some still stand, most have been tom south of Locust and west of North Secdown. ond and parts of Mill, Walnut and Ash Apparently, Bismark Grove was streets from the bridge to North Fifth. In quite a focal point for the city. For many addition to the 1903 and 1951 floods, years, it was the site of the Kansas State flooding also occurred in 1901. 1902, Fair, and it was used for many statewide 1904,1905,1908,1910, !912and 1915. gatherings, such as carnivals and politi- We can count our blessings for the levcal and religious meetings. Mule cars- ies that protected us this year. I n the city's first public transportation- many ways, the History of North Lawoperated from Bismark Grove to 19th rence just scratches the surface. But it and Ma'"achusetts. Part of Bismark shows that North Lawrence has a heriGrove was a game preserve for deer, tage that we can be proud of. buffalo, elk and antelope. ................................... HOW DO YOU COMPARE? Lastfall,mostNorthLawrenceresidents participated in a community opinion survey sent out by an architecture professoratKU. Unfortunately, the professor lost his graduate student and so has not yet compiled the results. Fortunately, he loaned the surveys to the NLIA, and we have tallied some of the answers. Not being statisticians or having much spare time, we couldn't do the entire survey or interpret the results. So we chose a few questions we thought peoplemightbeinterestedinandcounted the number of answers for each ques- tion. You can use the numbers to see how you fit into the neighborhood. And you can see whether you have the same goals and feelings for North Lawrence as others in the neighborhood. We appreciate everyone's participation in the survey. Reading people's comments gave us a lot of ideas for future NLIA activities. It also showed that most people are really proud of their neighborhood. Hopefully, politicians and developers will one day be able to use the results to improve facilities and services while maintaining our neighborhood's character. ....•••..•••.••..••...•..•••....... Chartll on next pago, .. FALL CLEANUP-October For those who prefer fall cleaning, a Clean Up Day is scheduled for Friday, October 15. This will give you a chance to get rid of some of that debris left over from July's storms. City crews will collect bulk trash from your regular pick-up site. Have it there by 7:00a.m. Separate recyclable metals and brush and tree limbs from the rest of the trash. Lonnie's Recycling will pick up the metals. Mulford's Tree Service will chip the limbs and brush. Tbey'llleave the chips at the boat dock on 8th and Oak Streets. You're welcome to take these chips as long as they last. City crews will take up to five tires in the cleanup. And there is no charge to pick them up. However, they'll only take car or small truck tires. If you have more than five tires, take them to B.C. Auto, 510 North 6th. The charge to dispose of them there is $1. North Lawrence Courier 3 �jl;jj" NORTH L~~NCB COUKIBR 1ru1(JVfJ- Mlnl..l!C:$. continued hom P"8C 5 Ballard <;:enter becoming a teen cen- ter (as jo Anderson off-handedly Spring 1994 suggested in the paper last week). Most comments about the possibility were negative, i.e. there's not enough parking nor enough room in the building. People were also concerned about the classification of this neighborhood as "inner city" MINUTES OF THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION 1993-1994 as well as the type of people the centerwouldattract.RustyThomas, Ballard Centerboard member, says that board wasn't too thrilled with the idea either and that she would convey our sentiments back to her board. Delores explained this year's approved CDBG allocations. She also compared allocations to our neigh- December 13, 1993 borhood with those going to other neighborhoods. She and I made an appeal for the group to give a lot of thought as towhatwe should apply for next year. For example, Fred De Victor earlier had mentioned that playground equipment for smaller children might now be appropriate ad~ ditions to the parks. Kathy Martinez brought seeds from the America the Beautiful program. And the group went crazy going through them. Meeting ~djourned ;'!~9:00p.m. JB(.S" ---- - .............................•........ .. DON'T FORGET: NEIGHBORHOOD CLEANUP JUNE 10 ...................................... P'OTLUC!l. PICI'!!C North Lawrence Improvement Association 747 Elm Lawrence, KS 66044 JUNE4 Bulk rate Postage paid Permit No. 203 Lawrence, KS 66044 '):>;:; Housing &Neighborhood Development City Hall 6 East 6th 66044 Lawrence, Kansas r:r.., ·~~~ ._;, 0~~~ liP~ "'~~- ..... ""'{ 1 '(s..~;- ~~'%, 'tb ~:~ ?f\~~ ~-:.:- ..-~~/ ]7' ------· NEIGHBORHOOD POTIUCK PICNIC JUNE4, 6:30P.M. JOHN TAYLOR PARK EVERYONE'S INVITED 6 North Lawrence Courier ·; Delores Todd called the meeting to order at 7:00. Marilyn Rogers tried to read the minutes of the November 8th meeting, which were then discussed and approved. Marguerite gave the treasurer's report. As of December 13, we had a total of $293.21: $274.21 in the checking ac· count and the rest cash. Maxine Lee reported that she delivered a $50 gift certificate to the Lathrum's,aNorthLawrencecouple who were flooded this summer. 1bis was part of the Unity Church's do· nation for flood-affected North Lawrence residents. She also said she'dgiven$25 ofthe Unity Church's donation to the Ballard Center. This left $113. New business: Maxine proposed that we donate more money to the Ballard Center. She suggested the Ballard Center could use the money for Christmas presents for a flooded family, or it coulduseitforan "unadopted" family. After discussion, theNLIA voted to send another $50 to the Ballard Center, earmarked for a North Lawrencefamily(notnecessarilyone with kids). We decided to keep the remaining $63 in case we hear of anyone else needing assistance. We then discussed programs for 1994 meetings. Delores will arrange for representatives from the park department (possibly Fred DeVictor), FMC and the street maintenance department (possibly Teresa Gorman) to meet with us. We're asking the street department to discussculvertmaintenanceasoneway to reduce street flooding in North Lawrence. Marilyn and Delores announced that the Christmas lighting contest would be judged this week. FMC representatives would do the judg· ing so there would be no favoritism given to any of the entries. Several businesses donated prizes for the decorating contest: Fat Man's Restaurant gave a dinner for two; Roger's Food Center donated a 5 pound ham, B&C Auto donated $50 in auto repair, River City Car Wash gave $100 in car wash tokens, which we broke into smaller amounts to give to several winners, La Tropicana Restaurant donated dinner for two and Pines Greenhouse donated a rose bush. We could have had many more prizes, but when we were soliciting, we were afraid we wouldn't have many entries. In the end, we had 11 entries . Delores and Marilyn reported on the CDBG request we sentto the city in November. We asked for $3,660 in operating expenses, which pays mainly for the newletter and office supplies, $100 to provide supplies for a volunteer program to help elderlyordisabledNorthl.awrenceresidents, $2,880 for repair of the brick sidewalk onLocustStreet, and $3,300 for culvert cleaning, repair and replacement. After submitting therequest, Fred DeVictor gave Delores some ideas for next year's request. He has some improvements in mind for Lyens Park plus more tree-planting sites. Finally, we discussed general neighborhood chitchat, such as what's going on along the northside of the tracks, when's the burned building going to be tom down and who's in the hospital. Meeting adjourned at 7:50. January 10,1994 Delores Todd called the meeting to order at 7:05p.m. Marilyn Rogers read the minutes, which were then approved by the members. Marguer· ite gave the treasurers report. She said we had a total of $224.21 in the checking account and $21.00 in cash. Delores announced the program schedule for spring meetings. On February 14, a representative from the Lawrence Police Department will speak to the group about setting up a neighborhood watch program. In March, FMC people will visit with us to explain their role in the com· munity. In April, we'll meet with someone from the street department to discuss culvert maintenance. Delores said she has been spending some of our CDBG funds and buying office supplies, such as note •..•••........ Continued on pugc ~ SPRING CLEANUP Have your bulk trash at the curb by 7 a.m. on Friday, June 10. It's springcleanup time again. However, there are a few differences this year from years past. Do not put limbs or brush out for pick up unless you cut the limbs into 18-inch-longpiecesandbundlethem together as you do for normal trash pickup. Our tree service has raised his rates, and we don't have enough money in our budget to pay forpicking up and chipping brush this cleanup. Don'tputtiresoutforthiscleanup. Instead, call the city sanitation department. They will put you on their schedule for collecting tires (up to five from a household). Separate metals and other recyclablesfrom the bulk trash. We"ll have Lonnies pick these up again this year. North Lawrence Courier I �Minu!cs,ronlinuedfromp4&-4 North Lawrence Improvement Association Officers Delores Todd, President Maxine Lee, Vice President Marguerite Johnson, Treasurer Marilyn Rogers, Secretary 842-7982 843-3627 843-1954 841-4473 NLIA is a non-profit neighborhood organization. Dues are $1 per year. Many NLIA projects, includingthisnewsletter, are paid for by Community Development funding. THE MISSING PIECE IS YOU! Neighborhood watch We are fortunate that we have few crime problems in North Lawrence, says Mark Brothers of the Lawrence Police Department who spoke to the NLIA meeting in February. Vandalism is rare here as are car and resi~ dential burlaries.And wedon'thave to put up with "stupid drunk tricks" like residents around KUdo. North Lawrence has mainly two types of crime problems: those inherent to having bars in residential neighborhoods and theft by transients restocking their "summer camp.'' Elm has gotten better as far as drunk driving goes, he says; Locust is worse. Some of the "drunktype" problems center around the bar at508 Locust According to Brothers,mostofthefightsandotherprob!ems are caused by out-of-town friends of the regular clientele. And few of the problems extend to the rest of the neighborhood. Generally, there's more trash than violence, he says. North Lawrence should expect the "homeless" population to be moving back to their summer camps along the river in April. So we should also expect to Jose camping gear and related items if we leave our garages and storage sheds unlocked, Brotherssays.Popularitemsthatthetransients take include fishing poles, tents, grills and lanterns. We should also expect some localized "antics" around the 200 to 500 2 North Lawrence Courier blocks of Elm and Locust, he says. Some are bar-related; some are related to gang activity (especially on Elm). Brothers says the police department keeps a good watch on the group suspected of being in a gang. Brothers says he hears complaints that the police don't patrol North Lawrence enough. However, this is a reflection of how safe the neighborhood is, he says. If an area appears OK, patrolofficerswillhead to otherareaswhereproblemsaremore chronic. If you frequently see officers in your neighborhood, it means your area may be having more problems than you want, he says. But even with a police officer "sitting on your doorstep," it's possible to be a crime victim. That's why citizens should be proactive. Citizens are the eyes and ears of the police. Brothers says that while North Lawrence in general is good about knowing who belongs in a neighborhood, we sometimes question whether we should call the police when we see something suspicious. We should, he says. Preventing crime has to be a partnership between the citizens and police. If you are interested in setting up a more formal partnership with police-a neighborhood watch program-call Mark Brothers at the Lawrence Police Department, 8417210. A REQUEST FOR HELP COMMUNITY CALENDAR It leaks and has other problems. Also, the department is changing the way it charges for pool use. Season passes will now be available for $30 for an indi- According to City Commissioner Bob Moody, the city cannot rezone an area until it receives a petition signed by affected property owners. So I would like help in getting a petition signed for changing the zoning on Locust and Elm between 2nd and 4th from industrial to residential. If you live ina commercial/ industrial zone, here are the financial benefits of rezoning to residential: • If 50% or more of your home is destroyed (e.g., by fire, flood or storm), you cannot rebuild unless you obtain a zoning variance from the city. • It is difficult to sell or refinance a home in a commercial/industrial area because few mortgage companies or banks will lend money for homes in these zones. • Property taxes would probably decrease. Typically, property taxes are higher in commercial/ industrial areas. The city appears to be willing to consider rezoning some industrial/ commercial sections in North Lawrence to residential. Several residents who attended the NLIA meetinginMaydiscussedwhichsections this rezoning should include. They agreed that it may be possible to rezone sections of Locust and Elm between 2nd and 4th Streets with little difficulty. While the group would also like to see Maple and the rest of Locust from 4th to 7th rezoned, existing businesses in those areas could make the process more difficult. However, individuals located in those areas could certian!y sign the petition and make their voices heard. Because many of the properties in this area in question are not owneroccupied, door-to-door petitioning would be somewhat ineffective. Therefore, if you own property on Locust and Elm between 2nd and 4th Streets and are interested in signing a petition to change the zoning of this area to residential, please call Cheryl Miller at 749-3510 or stop by 228 Locust. -Cheryl Miller vidual, $90 for a family of four. As an added attraction, parks and rec has contracted with a company to install a 17- foot tall, 140-foot long water slide this summer, which they hope to have installed by Memorial Day. De Victor said his office would be responsible for maintaining the renovated Union Pacific depot and for scheduling the meeting room there. Several people got on De Victor's case about the depot. They were mainly concerned that the parking lot for the depot would be filled with Johnny's Tavern patrons. De Victor commented that one way to con- trol that would be to lock the parking lot at night. People commented that the depot essentially represents another instance where the city made plans for our neighborhood but didn't take the time to come to the neighborhood to ask for input about how well the project would work or to ask for suggestions on how to make it work. For example, because Ted Boyle once had his shop at the same intersection, he could help the city work out parking problems at the depot. De Victor announced that the neighborhood has enough kids to support playground programs at both John Tay- John Taylor Park June 4, 6:30p.m. Neighborhood Potluck Picnic Everyone's invited. Bring a dish to share, your own table service and a chair. JunelO Neighborhood cleanup On-going: Ballard Center Aerobics classes, Monday and Wednesday 6:15 to 7:30pm and Saturday 9 to 10 am. Classes are free and open to everyone, however, space is sometimes limited. Free summer lunch program for children (up to age 18) lor and Lyons Parks this year. Activities run from 9 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. and include a free lunch. The program begins June 13. After De Victor finished his presentation, Marilyn Rogers read the minutes, which the group approved. Marguerite Johnson phoned in her treasurer's report to Delores Todd earlier in the evening. We had a total of $244. Cheryl asked about rezoning Maple and Locust Streets from industrial to residential. While Bob Moody had told her that all we needed was verbal support for the change, in actuality, we must present a petition to the city. Cheryl asked for advice about who to contact and whether all blocks needed to be included. A couple of people asked why we needed the change. Cheryl listed three reasons: Ted brought up the subject of the Continued on pttge 6 TO THE RESIDENTS OF NORTH LAWRENCE The following question appeared on the survey taken last year: "Are you satisfied with the manner in which the city has allocated community development funding in the recent past?" A majority of residents answered "No." As a member of the Community De- velopment Block Grant Advisory Board and as a member of the North Lawrence Improvement Association, lam puzzled by this response. I believe residents are confusing community development funding with general city funds. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) awards community developmentfunds to cities. Our local Housing and Neighborhood DevelopmentOfficeisinchargeofoverseeing these CD funds. The process for distributing CD money begins with organizations submitting requests. The requests are then reviewed by a 16-memberadvisory board. The board consists of people from target neighborhoods and at-large community members. The amount of allocations depends on the total amount of money available. Almost always, the money requested is larger than the amount available. The board makes their recommendation to the city commission, which either accepts the recommenda~ tionsorrequestschanges. This is a shortened version of a lengthy process. But I wanted to give you an idea of how it works. The last newsletter listed some of the projects previously funded by CD. These included sewer lines, water lines, drainage improvements~ land for Lyons Park, sidewalks, rehabilitation loans and weatherization grants. Community development money also funds our cleanups, pays for our newsletters and provides general operating expenses. These projects are entirely separate from projects that city departments (e.g.,street, parks and recreation, public works, etc.) spend in our neighborhood. The ideas for requests for North Lawrencecomefromneighborhoodresi~ dents. If there is a particular project you would like to bring to our attention, contact any NUA officer. Or better yet, come to one of our meetings. Our requests for the 1994-1995 year include: Operating expenses $1,660 Volunteer services 100 Oeanup 2,000 Culvert replacement 660 Brick sidewalk replacement 4,890 Morespecificinformationaboutthese projects will be in our next newsletter. This summer, the board will be meeting to discuss projects fornext year. Suggestions are welcome at any time. If you would like to attend a meeting, let one of the board members know. NllA mem~ bers will vote on final recommendations at the November general meeting as the deadline for applications is December 1. Take a look around your neighborhood. Think how it could be improved. Let's all make North Lawrence an even better place to live. -Delores Todd NLIA President, 1994 North Lawrence Courier 5 �Miflutcs. eontinued from p.lge 1 booksandafilingc:abinet.Shealsoannounced that CDBG meetings begin this week on the 13th. Marilyn asked for help con tactingcommu~ nity churches and schools for information for the community c::alendar for next month's newsletter. Shirley North volwlteered to do the calling. Shirley reported on a call she had received asking for volunteers to the CASA (Cowt AppointedSpecialAdvocate)prog:ram. These volunteers work with children caught up in the court system, often in custody battles. Anyone wishing to work with Utis group should contact Lena at the Roger Hill Volun~ teerCenter. They plan to start a training program at the end of the month. Marguerite reported that Maxine Lee is back in the hospital with lung problems. Mar~ gueritcwill also becontactingNorth Lawrence businessesregardingtheNeighbor~to·Neigh­ bor program. 'This program has been set up with government flood money. She also announced th<1t as part of this program, a potluck is scheduled for February 13 at the Douglas County Extension Center. Everyone in the county is invited to attend. Cheryl Miller asked if it would be possible to gauge support for rezoning Locust Street from 2nd to 7th. Currently, that section is zoned industrial. She would like to sec it re-zoned both to preventindustrial development in the area and to be able to do things to her home that arc prevented by the zoning category, like refinancing at much lower rates. ShesaidBobMoodytoldherthedtywouldbe willing to research whether this was feasible, but it did..1't want to waste it's time if the residents didn't support the change. Shirley volunteered to help find residentsofhomesin this area. Marilyn will put a blurb in the newsletter to gauge support throughout the neighborhood. There was considerable discussion about what the city has planned for the area bounded by the depot, the river and2ndand3rdstreets. Some believe the city plans to demolish <ill businesses and residences in the area to make room for p:lrks, the farmers market and parking, Others believe the city just wants property owners to clean upthearcaso it's not an eyesorevisiblefromcityhallandthemall, We should probably have a city representative come explain their plans to us. Delores announced the winners of the Christmas contest: 1st prize: Glen and Ellen Miller 2nd prize: Tommy and Linda Lee 3rd prize: Mrs. Roberts Honorable mentions: The Beebes and the Gillespies Ted Boyle mentioned that he had called people he knew at Sunflower Cable to oome over and take pictures and that he'd seen several North Lawrence homes on the news. Marguerite announced that the Tenantsto-Homeownersprogramwillholda "school" forprospectivehome buyers in February. The school will explain the program, which helps low-income people buy homes nccdingrehabilib.tion in target neighborhoods plus helps them fix up the homes. Shirley asked ifweallknew the New Year's baby was a North Lawrence baby. He belongs to Byron of Byron's Auto House. Delores 01djourned the- meeting at 8:05. Febnuary 1~ 1994 Delores Todd called themeetingtoorder at7:05 p.m. K.C. Childs, Tanger Outlet Center marketingmanager,explainedthemall'scxpansian plans. The design calls for lengthening the building thatparallels the river and adding another building and four rows of parking on the south end of the lot. The additions will add 58,0Cl0 square feet of space to the mall and create a horseshoe of buildings on the lot. Childs said she expects their request for expansion -will be on the agenda for the ctty commission's April 27 meeting and hopes to receive approval for the project by the end of May. On that schedule, construction will begin in the fall. She also hopes NorthLawrence-willsupporttheexpansion. Mark Brothers of the Lawrence Police Departmt!nt talkOO o:~ol>uul types of oimc problems North Lav-.rrence experiences. His take-home message was that preventing crime has to be a partnership between dtizens and police. Citizens must be the eyes and ears for the police force. People should be willing to get involved. And if we sec somethingthatmake:suswonderifweshould call the police, well, we should. After the presentations, we started the business meeting. Marilyn Rogers read the minutes, which thosepresentapproved without comment. Marguerite Johnson gave the treasUrers report We have $204.21 in the checld.ng acCOWltand$23incash. Wediscussed.whether it would be OK to use the money in the accountformailingthenewsletter then getting reimbursed with CDBG funds and decided it was. Ftnally,everyonehelpedstickmailingletters on the newsletter, which was a tremen~ doushelp. u,"' Much 14, 1994 Delores Todd called the meeting to order at7:05. Marilyn Rogers read the minutes, which the group approved. Marguerite Johnson gave the treasurer's report. We had $49.21 in the account. The city's $155 reimbursement for mailing the newsletter had arrived but had not been deposited. fora to!:U of$204..21. Wehad$24in cash.Kathy Martinez of the Neighbor-toNeighbor Program informed the group that she could provide assistancetoresidents and business owners affected by last summer's flooding. Call her at 84:>-2383 if you qualify for assistance and are having trouble getting it or if you need more information. Ed Flynn FMCplantmanagerspoketo the group, informing us ofFMCs activities and role in the community. He said that the companyhadnothadamechanismforcommunicati.ngv.iththeneighborhood.Sothiswasthe first step in what he hoped would be better communication. Flynn described the company's background. FMC is an international $3.8 billion company based in Chicago. The local plant has been here since 1951. It employees about 225 people and has a $12 million payroll, making it the eighth largest employer in Lawrence. It pays about a quarter of a million in taxes. Locally,FMCproducesphosphatesforuse in products such <15 Pepsi, Dr. Pepper,JeUo, Aunt Jemima maple syrup, Velvceta, YV:heaties, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Total, Soft Batch Cookies, Ritz Bits, hotdogs, ham, bacon~ crescent rolls, pet food, Crest toothpaste, Cascade dishwasher soap and Spic and Span. The company produces different forms of the mineral, which can act as leavening agents, buffering agents, cle<Uring agents and nutrients, among others. FMC is a safety-oriented facility, says Flynn. In 1993, the plant had gone 3 years without an accident causing an employee to miss work. FM:Cprovidespreventivehealth care, tests employees for drugs and conducts regular safety meetings and drills. Plus,yearly,italsoconductsjointdrillswith the fire department. Thecompanyhasanemergencyrcsponse plan, whichisavaila.blcatthelibrary. Flynn says he'd be glad to also give NUA a copy for our files. The phosphate manufacturing process produceshydr"8""sulfidegas,whichsmells like rotten eggs. Because of neighborhood complaints, the company in July 1993, installeda$1.Smillionscrubbertoremovethe smell. Flynn says he hasn't gotten a complaint about the smell since then. He also pointedoutthatthegovcrnmentdidn'tleg~ islate this scrubber, they installed it in response to neighborhood complaints. Currently, FM.C is working to reduce waste emissions by 50'7.., Flynn says. One way they do that is to capture the heat producedin themanufacturingprocessthen reuse it to heat the facility, FMCco-spon.sorstheRIF(ReadingisFunda:mental) program at Woodlawn School and has bought dolls and toys for the kindergarten class. Its employees donated $21,000 to the United Way this year, and some employees volunteer at the Ballard Center. The company also sponsors ball teams and the boys and girls club. Scveralpeopleattendingthemeetinghad questions for Flynn. TheCoppsasked about the emergency alarms that go off at night. They said they worry that the company is emitting pollutants or poisons at night and wonder if it's safe. The company's security personnel say they can't hear the sirens go off. Flynn said his reason for being at the meeting was to start to work on these types of issues. He wanted to setup a mechanism for dealing with them. Copp said he feels no one will buy his property because of whereitis,even though property taxes just went up $14,000. His daughterwasdenicdaloanforherproperty because the bank was worried about the possibility of ground-watercontamination. Copp asked what was F?vfC really doing about safety? Flynnsaidhecouldn'tspeaktothebank's lending practices. Copp said the company could talk to banksandshowthattherewasnopollution. Aynn responded that FM.C could tell banks that they're using the wrong information and give them the records the company must £1e with the state. Flynn said FMC has been planning an open house to address these issues. That way company representatives oould walk Coi:II.Umcd... North Lawrence Courier 3 �MU!utes,conunue<lfromp.1gf.3 us through the plant and pointoutthemany safety features. Flynn said he'd also be willM ing to periodically come back to NUA meetings. Martinez: said she'd like to contactfMCs public relations department to see what assistance FMC could offer flood victims. Bob Moody mentioned that he's smelled naturalgasashe'sdriven by a pipeline on the southeast comer of FN{C's property. Flynn said he'd check thatout.Notonlyisita safety hazard, but FMC doesn't want to pay any more utilities than it has too. Finally,JaniceJohnson,arepresentativeof the Lawrence Girls Fast Pitch program, spoke to uo:; about the possibility of opening ball field." m North Lawrence. Right now, the 10to 12-year old girls must travel to Johnson County and other areas in the state for all their games. The group has joined with the Breakf.J.stOptimists Oub to develop fields in Lawrence. Currently, they are negotiating with FMC to lease company land. So far, details of how the site would be used havenot been worked out. But, Johnson said, there should be no street parking. and until the group has money for lights, there will be no night games. However, many of the games for older girls start at 9:15, so late night crowds and noise could be possible once lights are installed. Copp asked what would be done to prevent the fields from beingusedbythegeneral public and how would the group avoid gen· eral rowdiness. Johnson said the fields are too small for usc by adult teams. Plus the agreement with FM"C will be only for this group. Also, they won'tsell beeratthegames, although some adults may bring some with them. Flynn added that the agreement would include a clause to shut the fields down if alcohol becomes a problem. Healsosaidhe'd like to poll the neighborhood to see how we fccl about the fields. In general, people attending the meeting commented favorably on the fields, saying they were gla~RILIT,ri~ls' sports. Maxine Lee called the meeting to order at 7:15.Marilyn Rogers read theminutes, which the membership approved. Marguerite Johnson gave the treasurers report. We had $204.21 in the bank, $27 in cash, plus we received about $12 for new memberships tonight. We had a short discussion about having a neighborhood· wide pi01ic this spring. The group voted to have a potluck pi01:k on June 4 at John Taylor Park, starting at 6:00. This will be after the newsletter comes out. Someone will also post notices at Rogers Food Centersowewon'tmisslettinganyoneknow about the picnic. Maxine announced that the city has changed bulk trash pickups back to Friday. So the spring cleanup will beon}unelO this year. Also, no limbs will be picked up this spring. Our usual tree service has raised its pricesforpickinguplimbs(nearlythreetimes whatitusedtobe),and DclorcsToddhasnot found a cheaper service. ('rNe learned about this price increase before CDBG appropria· tions were finalized, so we were able to increase our request for next year. We will probably schedule the tree service to pickup limbs in the fall cleanup.) 4 North Lawrence Courier Maxine announced thataParks andRecrcation Department representative will speak at the next meeting on May9. A representative from the trailer park on Walnutwasscheduled.toappearatthismecting. However, that person did not show up nor did she c:a1l to canceL This is the trailer court that plans to expand across Walnut, add 30 trailers to the lot and wants access to Eighth Street. Members vented their feelings about the non-appearance and about the planned expansion. As background: So far, the Oty Planning Commission has denied theowner'srequest for the expansion. They said the owner can't expand unless access to the <:aurt is from Eighth Street and not Walnul To do this, the owner would need to buy two houses on Eighth, which he would then tear down. Apparently, by the date of this meeting, one ofthchouscshadbccn torn down. TheownM ership of the other house was up in the air because its last owner issuing to get it back. After considerable discussion, David Baird made amotion that we write a lettcrexplainingourconcems to the Gty Commission and the Planning Commission. The membership votedtoapprovethemotion.MarilynRogers will write the letter. To summarize our con· cerns: • The trailer court will increase traffic on streets that are already too narrow for the current load they carry: Elm, Eighth, Walnut and Oak. Thedrainageditchcsonthcsestrects make it difficult to expand the roads. •The trailer court will decrease property values. • Because trailers depr~te like cars, the used trailers the owner plans to bring to the site will run down the area more than if he moved new trailers in. •The trailer court will be rental property rather than owner·occupied. Tenants have little incentive to keep a neighborhood. looking good. In general, thcrundown properties inNorthLawrencearctheonesthatarerented. In fac:t, to compare apples to apples,. just look at the difference between the trailer court on Third Street (which is mainly owner-occupied) with the current Walnut Street trailer court (which is mainly tenant-occupied). •Gas and water pressure is already too low in homes on WalnutStreet. The demand for water and gas created by adding another 30 trailers would be above current capadty. • The existing court is overcrowded. It doesn'tmeetany kind ofcode.ln fact,someof the trailers are located on dty property. • The owner has made little effort to clean up the current trailer court. The trailer court is junky with couches, chairs and all sorts of trash strewn about. •The membership believes that once the court's owner gets permission to expand the trailercourt,he'lldowhateverhcwantswith it. • The dirt road currently serving the trailer court is a mess. •The membership worries that even if the owner deans up the trailer court, the ntxt owner znaynotbesogood. Finally, Kathy Martinez announced she had flower,. herb and vegetable seeds avail· able for beautification projects. The seeds are provided to the Neighbor-to-Neighbor pro-gram through theAinericathe Beautiful Fund. Although the seed is to be used for rommunity landscaping, Lawrence has rules for landscaping public property. 5o Kathy will let us take the seeds for personal usc. She will bring packets to the next meeting. May 9,1994 Delores Todd called the meeting to order at 7:05p.m. Fred De Victor of the Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department spoke about park operations. He started off asking if we had any concerns about neighborhood parks. Peopleresponded. with questions about what could bedoncaboutgcttingrid of the broken glass in Lyons Park, whydrinldngisa.l.lowcd in parks and whether noise and lights from the ball games could be shut off earlier in the evening. Cheryl applauded the recent repairs to the levy and asked whether the department planned to also repair the levy east of the bridge. De Victor said they intend to do that as well asc:hipandseal the boatramp area on Eighth. Ellen Miller mentioned that the street sweepers dump their hoppers in the boat ramp area, leaving lots of trash with the dirt. De Victor said he could get that practice stopped. De Victor explained that his office was in the process of finalizing its long-range plans as part of Horizon 2020.Among the ideas the office hopes the city conunission will approveareimpactfeesfornewdevelopments. Howthesework:Dcvelopersofnewsubdivisions will pay a certain amount of money per each living area buill The fees will subsidize land acquisition and parkdevelopmentcosts so that the rest of the city won't have to pay for parks in the new areas. The city conunission is considering using this type of funding for other services, such as sewers and sidewalks, as well, De Victor said. Other projects parksandrecwouldlike to accomplishincludebuildinganewcity-wide recreation center with an indoor pool at Centennial Park, expanding the East Lawrence Recreation Center, building ball diamonds and providing more youth services. De Victoraddedthatthe"high-priority"listofideas totals $12 to $13 million. This is quite a jump compared with past years in which only S100,CXX) to $250,(X)() has been allocated for capital improvements. However, the city has many recreational needs that warrant the increase, De Victor said. For example,. parks and rec: used. to schedule classes in the gym at South Junior High. But now, the school uses the gym for its own programs, so the parks department must find other places to schedule classes. Also, the city has access to the high school's swimming pool only in the evening. But if parks and rec had access to a pool all day long, they could meet all the requests for aquatic programs. Several people commented that they support the new projects, especially the pool since the old one is so crowded. However, some people were concerned that the dty isn'tlarge enough to warrant all the projects. The city will soon renovate the municipal pool, De Victor said. Thepoolis26yearsold. Coo.tmucd9C.p.f;l'5 �)Clqf- to A, llll.olldm.o!ll th hy-aws eo:noonlil>g duts will il<o '" pl'1<t.lllt4 ot th Soptomhtr mootini . .Aoeonling to t!a pl'1<tlll l>y-lAws llUIUll duos m due on th srcond Mowy or Jn1W'JI'. .As ttus'W'tr, ~· flnds thi< t!ll!.ini vory COMUSilti'. T:U wo.y this lw: bttn ~4, som.ot:!ll!.u ll!.t*ll< a person ;. pola up for a yur lll4 a W. Th proposed lllltlldm.olll will nad: Section 1. Duts- AnnUli d'W or ono dollAr ptr yur dwl. h• assossod uc:h :m.omhor or THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMP- NORTH LAWRENCE COU.KihR Delorse Todd, President/ Acting Secertary 842-7982 Maxine lee, VIce President 843-3627 Marguerite Johnson, Treasurer 843-1954 I·JLIA 1s a non-p:·-oflt neJqhbornood oroanlzatlon [;ues are .i I r.1er year · r·rany NLIA. projects, Including trJis newsletter·, are paid for t1y Commun11y DsvBloprnent fund1n9 ROVEMENT IIBSOCIA'!ION lll4 m due on t:ho socoD.d Mowy or Soptom.hor. No 4uts s:hill :ho omptod on t:ho day of ol.octions. (Dues en l>o pola an1Jtim,e )111 m.e:m.hersbip will nm fro:m. Soptmhor to .oi\.1lgl1St) W.!t:h til huswss accom.plis!ad :m.totini adjonwd. The missing piece Is you! ************************************************** North Lawrence Improvement Association 724 Elm Lawrence, K& 66044 ; Contest Time CDBG North Lawrence Improvement Association Officers Bulk rate Postage paid Perm1t No 203 Lawrence, KS 660+-t / ~D~U'\~ 7" ~\j~Gorhooq be.u".\trpV¥1-Q_!Vd- lo '(__ c,G-tb- \_~,1/\ u k(_S J iD i.e o'-1 t !hi< yeon requests U.Clu.dod ropltcilti' six c11lwrts ill th North bwrollCo noig:hhorhood. TJ..se ...a to he c111wrts tlW .,.. dall!.lq14 or do:ngaro11S. Friority will he ginn on a bssis of :n.. a. If illlerostod, etll on. ~C tJ.. 1om m.tlk1trs for m.oro illform.otio:n or to he pill Oll a wmiJli list. If thf< progt'llD. is su.ec:es:s:f'ul1 wt could 1Ukt this lll oJl€0illg project. Romom.bor, a m.om.her of t:ho p11l>li< worlcs d.:partm.olll will bt ot t:U Octobor mtttilti' to disC11SS C1JlV.rt m.aillltllallCO. Allot:hor project will ht one for vohmtoor servil:os. T:ho idu ;. to :holp lll ddorly, distl>I>d, or som.oone Ul>Ult to do a job t!am.stlVts, to cltlll lll area of t:hoir ym, spruoo up sllrll11try, or :m.oD.d a f•:nc•. Romom.hor Wt neod roquosts lll4 nl'Caleers. T:U liSt projoct is rop:W:ilti' t1t brick s~W>lk 011. Locust St1'1tt hotwotn 4t:h lll4 ?th stl'1tts. Lottors will .be still to 1'1slatllls oxp~ dotills. This project will he CUJ>.dod by Com.:m.'Ullity DeVtlopm.el>l' lll4 is of no cost to t:ho ros~llls. T:U brick will bt np:W:oOy brick, wl is to just im.proVt s.Coty wl appti!UOt. Only tk >ross wlt:h brick now will h• afftctod. If you :haVt questioliS, fool fret to cill one of t:U how m.t:m.htrs. Wo still ne•d roquosts to h• s11l>m.itttd this year. One s~stloliS is Cor pay eq11ipm.ellt ror t:ho sm.illtr cbildron ot Lyons :Park. We will be wor1cillg with t:U Par1cs lll4 Rtcrootion O.partm.ollt to soltct t:ho oq11ip:m.ellt. Agm. thls year, t:ho NLIA will h• sponso~ J. Christm.as docor- Alllli eolllest for hom.ts lll4 yuds. Last )'ton o:ntrallts """ enjoyed hy all lll4 was shown on local cult. T:ho only aiffemct this year is ptt-ngistrotion is not necmuy. J~s will ari.Vt uouD.d t:ho ll.tig:hhorhood colorM llld enjoyt:hlt. Holiday Dinner T:U unw holihy dilwr sponsottd hy t:ho NLIA lll4 t!a :Billud Cwor will ht :hold Tuosdoy Novo:m.btr 15, 6:00p.m.. ot t:ho Billud Ctllltr. ?t:h lll4 Elm.. ~AI, potllots lll4 i!J.vy, 41'1ssillg, drill.ks lll4 ttl>lt strvil:t will ht prov;dol. Those otttndini' should 1>~ J. Vtgttt:hlt or oloss•rt oov.roii mh. Com.t v:is:i( 'Willi. yo\11' neig:hhors ill4 oll.joy J. goodllltal. W oodlaw.n News D11/ini' t:ho s'Ull>.:m.tr t:U stoplights ot t:ho corner of 5t:h w Elm. Wtrt nm.oVtd hy t:ho City. !b.y wtro not wor1<ilti, t:hon Wtrt no parts J.vab:llt, w t:hoy no lollitr :m.ot traff:i.o eoa.s. T:U Woodlawn P .I .0. colllocted t1t city of LJ.wrt:ctt to sot whA! could bt do:u tho! would WlllJ. ptoplt to slow down t.S t:hty approochtd t:ho school. ll was I€J'ttdtd tlW t:hoy city lll4 t:ho P. I .0. would split tb. cost of a flss~ yellow 'WII'lWoi htocon, l!kt t:ho ollts on LoC11St Stntt. T:ho light will bt loct.ttl Oh Elm. strtet bttWttn 4t:h lll4 5t:h llld should bo instilled this fill. Voodlo.wn school Is participotini' ill. t:ho Dillons "Tape for Eduellion" progr>:m.. Vt would tpprici>.tt lllY css:hrogistor t•pts thAI ptopl> en stvt for us. O'W' gool is to colltct tnovgh ttciptos to get so:m.t oq11ipmtlll for olll now Scitll#t/Math ltl>. AI. its Open Houst on Stpttm.btr 8 lll4 *i"'t:m.t:ot was sigll.td l>ttwttn Voodlown school w FMC Plollt. This :i< ._ :Buswss/Eduellion partnership which wt bditVt will :Ulp both 0/Vl]Uzotlon. Vt :haVt wor1ctd Toqtt:hor ill t:ho past, lll4 if *i"'tm.tlll :m.akos tb. omJii'tll!.tlll lllOn ptrm.anolll. Fall Cleanup T:ho fill clw>-up will bt :Uld Friday Octo)er 14. Now is J. good t!ll!.t to cltan olll t:ho ~­ spruce up tho ym, or get rid of tb brush w dtbris uouD.d t:ho ho11St. :Res~:ots need to b.vt ti>tir h'Ulk tru:h tt w cwh by ? :00 a.m.. Tins will lot picktd up AI thi< t!ll!.t, also ,hill rtsi4tllls llttd to rom.t:m.btr Wrt is J. fin tin l!ll!.it, lll4 t!a city dots kttp t12ek of t:U adartssos wlart t!rts are picked up. T:U cbipptr will bt run by city cnws, lll4 doptD.dini' Oh hoW mue:h tb.rt is, will bt picktd v.p AI tla Sllllt t!ll!.t, hill possl.bly co11ld 1'111!. illlo St.twday. NLIA Guest Speakers !:ho Octohtr 10 :m.tttilti will :han J. rtprtstlll.ttVt from. t:U p1Jlllic wor1!:s J!tportmolll to discvn rtp:W:t:m.t:ot lll4 m.aillltllallCt of c111Vtrts. Vince a good part of North LJ.wnllCt sUll has ditc:hos lll4 culnrts, lll4 tb.y sum to bt part of ow~ problem., now is a good t!ll!.t to t.Sk qwtions t:holll t:ho upkoopini' of culVtrts. Also Lynn Gooa.u, dirtetor of Housini lll4 Ntig!J>orhood Devtlop:m.olll, will talk ll>olll prop- �ertl.u ""'luirtJ. ti.rc~~¥ilthf Cr>il~ proil'*"' u4 t:ht Flood l<t:U.r pro· il'*"', w possl)k phlls Cor t:htu aequisiU.oDS. F\IIWt m.utiJ~es wludt ~ ll:r.tm.btr or t:ht PlwWli 4tpllltm.tlll to talk aloo\11 Histor!Q Prmrvr.tion ill North L~wrtllllt. fllllllllllllll•l•t•l Mi.1111tes of the North Lawre.11ce Improvement Association M&J' 9, 19!14 Ddorn ToM oalhd t:ht :mut~ to or4tr Jl ? :05 p.m.. Fr.4 Dt Vl4tor o! t:ht Lownllllt Puks u4 J:<eor.Jiion Dtpllltlllllll spokt aloo'UI puk optratioDS. :a. st~~rtt4 ocr ask~ Jt we W ny oo110erns i.bo\11 111le'Uorhoo4 puks. People r.spol1414 wilh qustion aloo1J.t w~ oo'Uld ~. do111 aloo'UI itll~ 114 oC t:ht broken iW< ill LyoDS Puk, why drillkilli Is ill.owo4 ilL porks w w:httur 110lst wlle'hts !rom th ball i'llU ooW4 bt sh'UI off urlllr ill t:ht ov.~. Chryl ;.ppla.udti t:ht r.oolll r.:Pdrs to tu kvy w .skod wutur tu 4tpllltm.em pla.l11114 to wo r.pair tu kvy t.st of tu brl4it. Dt Vi»tor said thy ilLitl14 to 4o t~ as well .s ohip w sul tile bot~ rmp ma on Eii'htb..p Ellen Miller mtmiond t~ tile str.tt sw.op•rs iump tuir hoppors ilL t:ht bot~ rmp uu, le•viJii l.ots or trosh with t:ht 4lrt. Do Victor sUd :he could itt t~ p~tict stopptd. Dt Victor oxpla.illod t!W :his OCl'lct Wi.S ilL tl>.; procoss Of fl:n.illz~ ils l.olli"*"if phlls a:~ plllt or Hor:i2on 2020. Amolli tl>.i ;a..s t:ht offict hop,. tl>.i oily COlll.ll!.isSion will;.pprove art impact fUS for ntW dtvtl.opmollls. How tl>.iaso wom: D•vtl.opors of ntW s\\l>divisioDS will p;.y ;. cort;.ilL ;.mo1W of monty P•r t..oh liviJ~i ma built. Th rus will s\\l>si.lizo lu4 J.O'luisilion w pork iov.l.op111tlll costs so tlW r.st oC t:ht oily woll't have to pay rorporks illt:ht lliwm.s. Th oily OOil!.ll!.isSion is OODSi4t~ ""~ this typo of fUJ~ibi Cor ot:htr urvices, suol.as sewers w si4twalks, a:~ well, Dt V!otor said. Otur projtots porks w r.o wo'Uldlike to accoll!. plish i:D<ludt b1dlailLi ;. lliW oily-wi4t r.clulioll. ctnltr wilh a ilLdoor pool ot Ctllttw.l Pork, txpfll4ilLi the E.st Lawrtll.Ct Rtcre.tioll Ctllttr, b~ ball di;.mo:W w providillg more youth mvists. Dt Vl#tor ;.4414 tlW t:ht "highpriorily" list of idt>s totw $12 to $13 m.illi.oll.. This is t'Uil• • jump compmd. wilh past yurs ill which only $100,000 to ~250,000 has bttll. ill.ocottd Cor o;.pil;.l ill1provt111•IIIs. Howevtr, t:ht oily has 111ay reortolioDS Jl.ttds tlW vmDIII th i:D<r.;.so, D• Vic:or said. For tlWILplt, porks w r.c ""•d to schtiult c:Wsts ill tht gy:m ol South J\Uiior High. B'Jl ll.OW1 th sohool ""'s tile gy:m for ils OWl!. pro~·. so t:ht porks dtp>.rtll!.tnl JD.'USt find other pla.cts to schtdult olassts. Also, tile cily has acms to the high schoors swimm.il>g pool only ill tht tvtll.il>g. B'UI i! porks w roc lwi ..ccess to a pool all ay Iolli, t:hty could ll!.ttt all tht rtqlltsls for >.quatic progr>m.s. Stvtri.l peopk COil!.ll!.tnltd tlW tl>.iy supported tl>.i lltw projtcts, tspiii:Wly th pool si:D<t t:ht old ou is so crowdtd. Howtv.r, SOil!.t p•opJ.o Vmt COlllltrllt4tlW the clly lsll.'l J&ri' t110Uih to wur;.III all t:ht projocts. Tht clly will soon rtl10\l)(t tile m..W.ip;.l pool, Dt Victor sm. Tile pool is 26 yurs old. It leaks w w otur problems. Also, l:ht dtpilltll!.tnl is c~ tile w;.y it cJwvos for pool ""'. Soasoll. passos will >DW bt •vaili.bl< for $30 for a Wi.v;dw.l, $90 for • !OJilil.y o! !ow. J.s n ;.4414 .rtraction, p>.tKs t.l1d r.c has colltracto4 wilh a com.p;.ny to illstall a l?.foot tall, 140.(oot l.o.ng Vllltr sliaa this sum111tr, which !by hopt to havt illstalh4 ~y Mo111orit.lDay. De Vl4tor said :Ids oll'l4t wo'Uld bt r.spoDSil>lt for 111;.ilLI~ lb r.I10V)lt4 Ull.ion Paei!ic depot w for schdulilli tha m.ttt~ 100111 tb1t. Stvor;.l p•opll iOt Oil Dt Villtol's cast aloout t:ht iopot. Thty wer. 111..Wy sc:htdiUil>g tile ll!.ttt~ roo111 t:htr.. Stvtri.l people iOt Oil Do Victors ct.St aloo'UI t:ht dtpot. T:hty Wilt mainly OO:Diltrll.td tlW !U porkil>g l.ot for tu a.. pot wo'Uld be fill.td wilh Jolwly's T~vtrn potroDS. Do Victor commonled tlW ou w;.y to co:otrol tlW woW4 bt to lock tu pork~ lot .r Jl.iilll. P•opk COil!.ll!.tllt•i tlW tb 4tpot tsstlii:Wly r.pr.sollls &110thr ilLsti.llCt wbr. th oily m.w phlls Cor out ulihl>orhood !Jut WlLl t.Xt till1t to comt to tile ~>~iih· ~orhoolto .sk for l:aput al>o'UI how well t:ht proi••t wo11ld wom or to .sk Cor S"ii'>tioDS Oil how to 111tkt il wom. For tlWILpk, btca""' Tt4 Boylt Oll.Ct lwi his shop at the s..mt ilLitrstctioll., he could :help tile cily wom out p>.tKil>g probkms .t t:ht depot. Dt Victor i.l11101Wtd tb.tl th uie-Uorhooi has tll.OUih kids to support pll)'ir'OUll.l! pro~s .t both Jolm T•yl.or t.l1d LyoDS Pork this yur. Activlllts I'U1l. Croll!. 9 to 12 a.111. w 1 to 4 p.111. w i:D<ludt a free 11Wh. This progr>m. bogD>s J11.11t 13. Aner De Victor filLished :his prtstlllolioll., M1ril)'l1 Roitrs rtt.d tile ll!.ilLutts, wlW:h the group •ppro.,.a. ~ril• Jowoll. pholltd. ill her trtt.Surer's report to Dtlorst ToM tuiler ill. the evell.il>g. We lwi .. totAl of $2~4. Chery>! .sktd al>o'UI rtzoll.il>g M>.plt w Loc'USt Stretts fro111 ill.d'UStllal to rosidtlltii.l. w:b:ilt Bob Moody lwi to!a J.er t~ all WI utdtd. w;.s vtrb;.l support for t:ht clwlgt, ill ACtuality, w. ll!.'USl prostilt a potilion to th oily. Chery;.! .skod for dvist aloo\11 who to colll;.ot w wbthr all bl.ooks li.Otdtd to bt ii!Dludtd. A coupk of ptopk a:~ktd why we n.•at4the •hall.it. curyllistoa thr.t r.asoDS: "11' a holl!.t ill this zo~ rtceivos 111or. thi.ll 50 ptrctlll dAmt.it, s\ICh .s throUih firt, flood, or torll.l4o the hom.• oWII.tr on't rtbuil4. "''t is im.possil>k to rtfilLi.llct a ho111• ill a iJI4"UStrlal m;. (ll.Ot ll!.tnliontd dill'icvll to !illd filwl<ill.i to tvtll. pwehast tha holl!.t). >!C~ tl>.i classiC!o.tioll. to rtsidtnliil sho'Uld ht 4tcr.t.Sod proptrty taxos. TtUroUilllup th s\\l>joct or the Ballu4 Ctnlor btcOil!.il>g ;. lUll Ctnltr (t.S Jo .Alldersoll. off-hall.4tclly S"ii'St•d l1 tllt p•ptr last wtek). Most coll!.m.tllls aloout the possailily w.r. u8"tive, i.e. ture's 1101 tll.OIIih puk~ ll.Or tll.OUih roo111 ill the buildl:.ng. Ptople wtrt ilio coll.Ctl'lltd aloo\11 the classiCicolioll or this n.ie-Uorhood >.S "illntr oily" ... w.ll >.S the type of people the <tl>ltr wo'Uld >Jt~t. l<'USty Tholl!. as, Ballu4 cenltr boud.ll!.tll!.btr, says tlW boud. wasn't too t:hrilltd with tile idea tither t.l1d tlW sl>.i would convty ow stnlimtnls baek to ur boud.. Dolors• oxpla.illod this yotr's approved CDBG ill.ocotiollS. Sh wo oo111pmd ill.oc>JiollS to ow ll.tie-~orhood wllh thoso iOI"i to otller ntiib.borhoods. Silo w I mdt a app ...l for tile group to giV11 • l.ot or though! as to wlW wt should apply for Jl.tl(! yur. For t>Wil.plt, Fr.d De Victor ..:irler had 111enlioned tbl pllygroUII.d tqllipm•lll for s111alltr children 111iilu 110w be •PPropri>lt a.ddilioDS to the porks. K.thy M.rtill.tz ~ro"iht sua. fro111 t:ht America tho BullliCIU pro~. All4 th i!'OUP Wtnl cmy iO~ throUih tbm. Mitt~ djo-4 o1 9:00 p.111. NLIA Executive Board MeetiBg l'alJ' :28, 111114 Th Elii!C\Itiv. Boord. lUI to sot dt.tos for cltn-ups, lllwsktttrs, diso'USs CDBG r.~uosts, anoill.t~ th soor.t;.ry's r.pltaomolll, w ot:htr misctlbo'US iltm.s. Alto~ wer.: Dtlorso ToM, M:lxill.t Lot, ~· Jowon. W't disc'USstd th r.m~ ll!.Oll.tY of ow CDBG ill.ooi!iollS. Dolorst show.d tht 111UOh-lltt4td off!oo s11pplios t.l1d ktt•rh<W pwchast4. Phlls wer. mw Cor a Oll.t·p~ uwslttttr yet to bt so:ot on this you's ill.ocolio11S. Ttnlllivt Utes &4usnd i:D<l..Ud: l'tll olen-up w c!Upptr Ootobtr 14 Sopttm.btr 12 111tttilli-m.•m.)trl :m.o111btrs o! oily oom.misslDa discuss ~ wwtr t11.1stiol1S ,... ~ 4tnlopm.1lll wzo~ ilLNoltb.LAwrtllllt Octobor 10 m.tttll1i- Clly ·~•rs offiD• to tAlk uo'UI ciUnrtr. pltatmolll w miilltuw•D• Novtmbtr- Thall.ksiivilli 4bwr shar.d with Ballri Ctllltr Doctll!.btr- ~ will spoDSor ;. !iihl~ colllost NowsltUtrs: will wom Oll tha wetk oC: St:pttmbtr 26 Docom:btr 26 M'>rch20 Sp~ clta-up Apr:D. 14 ~ril• asktd al>out ""illi so111o of th aouy 4oll.tlo4 by tilt Ullily Ch""'h of L;.wn""' to hlp pay for >4hool supplits, projoot of the Ballu4 Ct:otor. This will bt )rollilll up il t:ht StJttm.btr mtttilll!'. Community Calendllr Oct. 10 NLIA General Meeting 7:00 6th & Lincoln Oct. 14 Neighborhood Cleanup NLIA Gerw·J]ll1eet1nr, 7:00 6th&. Lincoln Hov 15 Hollday D1nner 6:0(• Ballard Center .~ov. 24 Thanksgiving I<OV 14 Dac. 1 CDBG Requests Due. Dec. 12 NLJA 1Jene1ai J·Jeetlnq Dec 19-23 Nllf\ Chr1stmas .Judg1ng L ig~rt ing Contest Dec.25 MERRY CHP.JSTMAS �:'(\\..3Wr61 condition to closing 4th street, and the unsightly appearance of the 4th street intersection. Mr. Boyle was to take these concerns back to officials of Union Pacific. :~u;! •..,.,It,..,. . "~ 0~· Delores Todd, President Regular Agenda Due to the absence of the secretary. no minutes were read. Marguerite gave the treasurers report. .$1900 $3000 S3000 S 1980 .$2982 A reminder of the Christmas decorating contest was given. Coleen Tabbert has been busy calling on neighborhood businesses and has been very successful in getting donations. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. 842-7982 843-3627 842-4387 843-1954 Maxine Lee, Vice-President Tom Harmon, Secretary Marguerite Johnson, Treasurer NLIA is a non-profit neighborhood orgainzation. Dues are $! per year. Many NLIA projects, including this newsletter, are paid for by Community Development funding. Delores gave the final report on CDBG requests: Operating expenses Clean-up House Numbers Culverts Playground Equipment ~ :NO!J{'l'J[ L;fi1JclzP.:NCE COVCJUP.q{ ~ North Lawrence Improvement Association Officers THE MISSING PIECE IS YOU! Future Meeting Dates February 13 Fire Department representative to discuss fire protection and insurance coverage especiaiiy due to railroad crossing closings. £ March !3 April!O May& ~ C'HRISYMAS D'ECORAYING CONYESY R'ESUL YS Once again, our Christmas Decorating Contest was a huge success. The winners and their prizes are: First place - Tom and Linda Lee - $45 gift certificate from Johnny's Tavern; second place - Glen and Ellen Miller $25 gift certificate from Tanger's Factory Outlet Center; third place - Mrs. T. L. Roberts - $20 gift Pine's certificate from Greenhouse; fourth place Maxine Lee - 4 dinners from Patman's Restaurant; fifth place Sandra Walker - 2 dinners from L::1 Tro?!canz; a::.d sixth p!ace Bulk rate Postage Paid Permit No. 203 Lawrence, KS 66044 North Lawrence Improvement Association 724 Elm Lawrence, KS 66044 Plans are already underway for next year's contest with possible categories including businesses, mobile homes, most dramatic/creative use of lights, and best decorated blocks. Our thanks go the merchants for their donations for the ft.,.~i~ o,.o-~ ~ .o\ .~~ ~(~7 ~2 '{;\ \'\'~.~ ·-x· (:~, ~ .-·' ·I'r ~·;:;" ....:;,f·.:-,~"'.. < ~. .~r ::'/ "' _,· ··~· ,.:·-;:;./ .....:.c-:..~,-- \~ t\ ~ I ~· '2-A D lc +h. ~.~LJ.. ~· !Lie v \ C.-l Jack Todd- 3 dozen cookies from M & M Bakery and video rentals from Miracle Video. Several houses in North Lawrence were featured in the Journal Worlcl ~ Spri.TI{f 1995 ( CDBG REQUESTS J As you may have noted in the December minutes, the NLIA turned in the following requests for Community Development Block Grant moneys: $ l ,900.00 Operating expenses Clean-up (chipper) 3.000.00 House Numbers 3,000.00 Culverts !,980.00 2,982.00 Playground Equipment (Twirl for 4th St. Park) --:--=-::-:$ !2,862.00 · The CDBG advisory board is now considering all of the requests. If approved, money will become available August !, 1995. Coming up with ideas for using Community Development funds is a year round process. Anytime you think of a possible project, bring your idea to one of our meetings or contact one of the officers. Take a look around your own block and think of possible iroprovements. Again, I need to thank Marguerite Johnson for making the presentation before the advisory board. And speaking of the CDBG advisory board, we are still looking for another representative from North Lawrence. The meetings have already started with the other targeted neighborhoods having two representatives, and North Lawrence just one. This means we are losing representation. If you are interested, call Delores Tndd - 842-7982, or Margene Swarts - 832-3!17. This is an interesting board to sit on and a good way to learn about your city. ~ WOODJ..AWN N£\l[S Woodlawn School is instituting a pre-school reading program. This will be held on Mondays beginning February 6 at l 0:45 a.m. All pre-schoolers 3-5 years old are invited to listen to the principal, the librarian, or other volunteers read stories. This includes day-care providers. This is an excellent way to expose children to books as well increase their listening ability and expand their iroaginations. If you have a child/children in this age range, please take advantage of this program. Woodlawn School still needs volunteers to help in various ways at the school. If you have some extra tiroe, call the school at 832-5920. I ) <;: K___, 0, Ltcci~ North Lawrence Courier 1 �Minutes of the North Lawrence Improvement Association September /2, /994 The meeting was called to order at 7:05 by President Delores Todd. Minutes from the May 9, 1994 meeting were read by acting secretary Tom Hannon. Treasurer Marguerite Johnson reported $2470.00 in the treaswy. OLD BUSINESS 1. CD reporl ~ Tree planting. NLIA was informed by Fred DeVictor's office that trees will be planted from N. 5th to N. 7th streets on Locust street. 2. Opening on CD Board. Names are being sought to fill the North Lawrence scat on that board. Kathy Martinez was suggested. 3. Clean-up. Plans for the fall cleanup arc under way. NLIA is making the arrangements for the wood chipper. 4. Newsletter. News items are needed for the next edition. Also an Editor is needed. 5. By-law changes. Maxine Lee made a motion to change the dues payment deadline from Jan. 2 to the second Monday in September. The motion was seconded by Marguerite Johnson. The motion passed. A second vote will be taken at the October meeting. 6. 1995 NLIA Officers. Officers will be elected at the October meeting. 7. Office supplies. A word processor has been purchased with CDBG funds, it will be available for use at Delores Todds house. Stationary with NLIA letterhead is also now available. NEW BUSINESS A Jencr dated June 3, Mayor Jo Anderson, the infrastructure Lawrence was read Delores Todd. City Commissioners Bob Moody, John Nalbandian, Jo Anderson, Doug Compton and Bob Schulte were present. Commissioners made an opening :rnrtement before the discussion began. John Nalbandian posed the question "What do residents want North He Lawrence to look like"? stated he is willing to do whatever North Lawrence residents want, with a full understanding of the consequence of those actions. Decisions to maintain a rural atmosphere may prohibit future development opportunities. Jo Anderson expressed her interest in working together with North Lawrence residents. Bob Schulte stated "I would like to sec North Lawrence retain it's rural, small town atrn.osphere". He personaUy does not have a problem with special standards for North Lawrence. Bob Moody said "Downzoning is no problem but the size of downzoning is a concern". He also stated that ·due to the topography of North Lawrence it would be: w.ry difficult to in.:,tlill a stonn sewer system. Floor was opened to discussion. Who's responsible for clearing storm drainage dilches and culverts? Minutes dated June 27. 1994, NLIA special meeting, were read by Tom Hannon. Maxine Lee made a correction to the statement about the size of lots from 25 feet to 50 feet that have been grandfathered in. On October 12, 1994 the stonnwater master plan wiil hold a public meeting and will address long range plans for North Lawrence. Bids will be taken on a pumping station to be located on North Second street by the end of the Year. Lynn Goodell from the Housing and Neighborhood Development office spoke to the group briefly about housing affordability. He talked about development currently happening in North Lawrence and plans for future development Mr. Gooden addressed the city purchase of property on North Seventh Street He presented a tentative plan that would create a private street and places houses 4 or 5 deep into the lot facing the common private street Public reaction was not favorable to this plan. There are also neighbors opposed to the plan. Minutes approved as read by Tom Harmon. Treasurers report: $256.21 Bank Balance + 27.00 September dues paid - 16.00 Supplies to Delores Todd Stann water drainage surveys were handed out - return by mail to Margene Swarts. Mike Wildgen, City Manager, said it is the rcsponsiblity of the home owner or tenant to keep the ditches and culverts clear. The city has purchased a ·'super Sucker" to clean ditches and culverts at corners and outlets. The League of Women Voters will tour the juvenile detention on Saturday, November 19. Centenary United Methodist Church, 4th and Elm, will host a luncheon. ~ Community Development re~ quests are due at the November meeting. Minutes of the North Lawrence 1994 from concerning of North aloud by ditch is cleaned on both sides for the entire block. Improvement Association October /0, /994 Terese Gorman was present to discuss culverts, ditches and residential drainage. Ms. Gorman reported that there had been $39,600 spent to date on drainagdd.itch cleaning. If a culvert is replaced, (usually at a cost of .$4-6 per linear foot) gravel will be replaced (concrete also). When a culvert is cleaned, the By-law changes reaci. Maxine Lee moved to accept the changes. Marguerite Johnson seconded. Motion passed. A letter from David Baird was read, asking for NLIA support in opposition of the demolition of 223 North Seventh to create low income housing. Mr. Baird is asking the city to sell to an individual family rather than create rental units. Mary Pears moved to support Mr. Baird. Julia Bond seconded. The vote was four in favor, five against, no abstentions. Motion defeated. Lake, 8th & Lyons and 8th & Oak. The floor was opened for nomination of officers. Julia Delores Todd for nominated President, second by Louisa Davis. Beverly nominated Maxine Lee for Vice~President, Tom Harmon for Secretary, and Marguerite Johnson for treasurer. Louisa Davis seconded. All officers were elected as nominated. Road Deve/opmenJ: any new developed street would increase to 24' width with two ditches and parking on one side only. Meeting adjourned at 9:15. ~ Minutes of the North Lawrence Improvement Association November 9, I 994 The meeting was called to order by Vice~President Maxine Lee. Minutes of the October 10 meeting were read by Tom Harmon and approved. Treasurers Report: $272.21 Bank balance I 0.00 cash on hand Beverly Cates moved to accept the report. Ellen Miller seconded. Motion approved. Busjness Report 1. Depot Report. Mike Wildgen reported the depot had acquired the land and buildings on the north and south side of Locust St Federal money was used for the purchase. A combination of 80% federal money and 20% city money will be used to revamp Locust Street toN. 3rd. Effective immediately, train traffic will increase through North Lawrence. There will be an approximate increase from 65 trains per day to 130 trains per day. 2. Norlh Lawrence Development Plan. Bob Moody reported that he will ask the city commission for a recommendation of the North Lawrence Development Plan by the end of the year. The recommendation is expected to include downzoning lot sizes from RS2 to RS I. This would affect large areas subject to redevelopment such as 9th & Slorm Wafer: initiate ditch maintenance system to maintain ditches. 3. Bollard Center. Ballard Center will host an annual Thanksgiving dinner. Turkey, ham, mashed potatoes and gravy arc provided. The NLIA has traditionally donated .$25.00 toward the dinner. Mrs. Miller moved to donate $25.00 for Thanksgiving and $25.00 for Christmas. Motion was seconded and passed. 4. Detention Center. The dcntention center will host an open house Saturday 19. 5. Christmas Contest. Christmas yard decorating contest will begin after Thanksgiving. 6. Parks and Recreation. Delores Todd, Coleen Tabbert, and Maxine Lee had a meeting with Fred DeVictor. The city is giving $14,000 worth of playground equipment to Lyons Park. 7. CDBG. include: CDBG requests will $ 1,400.00 S 3,000.00 newsletter chipper and cleanup $ 150.00 misc. S10,000.00 culvert replacement $ 2,000.00 for house numbers 8. UP and FMC. The trnin track crossing at 9th Street will close. FMC and UP have agreed. FMC is planning some extension. Some questions were raised and it was suggested that we invite FMC and UP to speak to us about the changes. 9. Representative. A CDBG representative is needed. Shirley North was suggested as a possibility. lO. CBW. The city has negotiated to purchase the CBW building for $399,000. Plans are to recreate a recycling center. It will be on the city comission November 15. agenda on Meeting adjourned at 9:30. ~ Minutes of the North Lawrence Improvement Association December 12, 1994 Representatives from FMC Corporation and Union Pacific Railroad were in attendance to present their plans for closing the North Ninth AI Herring and Dave crossing. Figuieres from FMC explained UP's railway through North Lawrence: was the busiest coal corridor in this area. Now eight trains a day pass through with an additional twenty after March. The speed limit through this area is 40 miles per hour. They explained while the closing of North Ninth was UP's decision. it fit into their plans also, and wanted to let neighborhood residents know of their plans. FMC plans to upgrade their packaging system. They presently have a problem with leakage. This is a $10 million plus project The basis of the project is the need to move the loading dock on the: north side of the warehouse. The expansion will add 12,000 square feet and be 120 feet high. Construction will start in the spring of I 995. Dave: Boyle, an engineer from Union Pacific, explained their concern and why they wanted to close the crossing. A traffic count on September 25, 1994 showed: 281 ~ 9th street crossing 192 ~ 8th street crossing 1233- 7th street crossing I 194 ~ 3rd street crossing UP feels the grade of the 9th street crossing and the number of trucks and other traffic using the crossing makes it so dangerous. Mr. Boyle was the engineer involved in the fatal accident on the tracks on 3rd street. and related his perSonal experiences. Neighborhood residents questioned the closing of our streets as the railroad and city already closed vehicle traffic on N. 4th. Concerns included fire protection, insurance rates. inability to cross at other crossings, lack of UP's promise to upgrade the 8th street crossing as a North Lawrence Courier 2 North Lawrence Courier 3 �NORTH I A WRENCE COURIER SPRING 1996 NEWSLETTER OF THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION *********************************************************************************************** CDBG UPDATE MINUTES MINUTES WE HAVE APPLIED FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANTS FOR LIGHTING FOR JOHN TAYLOR PARK ,\ T 7TH & WALNUT AND LIGHTING .-\.."<D FITNESS EQUIPMENT FOR RIVERFRONT PARK AT 4TH & WAL\JVT NOVEMBER 13TH DECEMBER 11TH REPRESENTATIVES FROM FMC GAVE A PRESENTATION ON FINDINGS OF LEVELS OF ARSENIC FOUND IN GROUND WATER NEAR THE PLANT. ATTENDING WERE AL HERRING, FRED VON AHRENS, PAUL STUDEBAKER AND JOHN FISHER. INFORMATION WAS HANDED OUT AND QUESTIONS FROM NEIGHBORS WERE ANSWERED. MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY TED BOYLE, PRESIDENT. :\EIGHBORHOOD CLEANUP A NEIGHBORHOOD CLEANUP DAY HAS BEEN PLANNED FOR FRIDAY :\PRJL 19TH. HAVE YOUR ITEMS PLACED AT YOUR REGULAR TRASH PICKUP LOCATION BY 7:00 AM FOR CITY CREWS TO PICKUP. ALSO, NEWTON MULFORD OF MULFORD'S TREE SERVICE WILL PROVIDE A CHIPPER FOR DISPOSAL OF LIMBS. CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CONTEST THE WINNERS OF THE NLIA CHRIST\1AS LIGHTING CONTEST WERE TOM LEE, I ST PLACE, EDWARD DODSON, 21\!TI PLACE AND ED MOON 3RD PLACE. PRIZES ARE $25.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR 1ST PLACE, $15.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR 2ND PLACE AND $1000 GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR 3RD PLACE. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE WINNERS AND THANKS TO ALL WHO DECORATED THEIR HOMES ANDY ARDS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. ~E\VSPAPER RECYCLING LONNIE'S RECYCLING AT 501 MAPLE \lOW HAS A NEWSPAPER RECYCLING BIN ON THEIR LOT FOR NEWSPAPER RECYCLING. JUST LOOK FOR THE BIG BLL'E BIN ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BL'ILDING TO PLACE YOUR UNWA\iTED l'<'EWSPAPERS. MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY TED BOYLE, PRESIDENT. TED ANNOUNCED WE NEEDED A SECRETARY, AND RICHARD HEDGES VOLUNTEERED. SUGGESTIONS WERE NEEDED FOR SUBN.UTTALS CDBG REQUESTS. NEED TO BE TURNED IN BY DECEMBER 1ST. DELORES REMINDED THE MEMBERS THAT THE PROPOSALS NEED TO BE APPROVED BY THE SHE SUGGESTED A MEMBERSHIP. SPECIAL MEETING OR CALLING COMMITTEE TO APPROVE THE REQUESTS. SUGGESTIONS INCLUDED LIGHTING AT 4TH STREET PARK AND JOHN TAYLOR PAruK BENCHES ON THE LEVEE, RAILING ON THE UNDERPASS, PICNIC TABLES AT LYONS PARK, FENCE ON THE LEVEE, DAWN TO DUSK LIGHTS AT THE BOAT DOCK AND "WELCOME TO NORTH LAWRENCE" SIGNS. TED TOLD OF LINCOLN JOHNSONS HOUSE BURNING DOWN. LINCOLN IS A LONG TIME NORTH LAWRENCE RESIDENT. TED IS TAKING DONA· TIONS. A MOTION WAS MADE TO DONATE $50.00 TO LINCOLN JOHNSON AND $10.00 TO HOSPICE IN MEMORY OF RAYMOND TINGLE. THE MOTION PASSED. TED MADE THE MOTION FOR ADJOURNMENT. TED DISCUSSED ITEMS TO BE REQUESTED FOR CDBG FUNDS. THEY INCLUDED LIGHTING FOR JOHN TAYLOR PARK (6 LIGHTS) AND RIVERFRONT PARK AT 4TH & WALNUT (3 LIGHTS) AND WARM-UP EQUIPMENT FOR RIVERFRONT PARK. THERE WAS DISCUSSION ABOUT THE WARM-UP EQUIPMENT. DELORES TODD QUESTIONED WHAT REASONING AND JUSTIFICATION WOULD BE USED FOR THE EQUIPMENT NEEDS FOR LOW INCOME PEOPLE. SHE NOTED THAT WE MUST BE PREPARED FOR JUSTIFICATION. TED REQUESTED INPUT FOR THE JAIL LOCATION DEBATE. HE ASKED THAT EVERYONE TO KEEP AWARE OF WHAT THE CITY IS DOING IN THIS REGARD. TED UPDATED THE MEMBERS ON THE NORTH 2ND STREET WORK, ADVISING THAT A 40 INCH DRAINAGE PIPE WAS BEING INSTALLED ACROSS NORTH 2ND STREET AND THE ENTIRE PROJECT IS SCHEDULED TO BE COMPLETED BY JULY. TED EXPLAINED THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT HAD SENT OUT 200 LETTERS CONCERNING LOT SIZE ON PROPERTIES IN THE SOUTHEAST AND NORTHEAST PARTS OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD EAST OF SEVENTH STREET. HE WILL CALL THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT AJ\11) INVITE THEM TO ATTEND EITHER THE JANUARY OR FEBRUARY MEETING. HE WILL ALSO GET A LIST OF PROPERTY OWNERS THAT RECEIVED THE LETTER. MARGUERITE JOHNSON REPORTED THAT THERE WAS $193.49 IN THE ACCOUNT. PAGE 1 �MAXINE LEE MADE A MOTION TO PURCHASE COOKIES FROM THE AL· TERNATE HIGH SCHOOL TO USE FOR OUR MEETINGS. IT WAS SECONDED BY MARGUERITE JOHNSON . ~..."iD APPROVED BY THE MErvfBERS. TED INTRODUCED KENT SNYDER. HE A.;"\ffi TWO OTHER INVESTORS IREAL ESTATE INVESTORS) ARE LOOKING AT THE PROPERTY AT 7TH AND LOCUST TO PURCHASE Al\.'D DEVELOP INTO TWO OFFICES Al'<'D TWO 2-BEDROOM APART\1ENTS. HE PASSED AROUND PLANS FOR THE PROPERTY AND ASKED FOR INPUT ON THE REZON· lNG TO R0-2. MErviDERS LET THEIR OPPOSITION BE KNOWN AND ADVISED MR. SNYDER THAT THE NLIA WOULD OPPOSE ANY PLANS TO DEVELOP THE PROPERTY INTO APARTMENTS. TED TOLD EVERYONE THAT A NEWSPAPER RECYCLE BIN HAS BEEN PLACED AT LONNIE'S RECYCLING. THIS WAS AFTER TANGER OUTLET MALL SAID THEY DID NOT WANT IT LOCATED AT THE OUTLET :vi ALL. MAXINE LEE ADVISED THE BALLA....lill CENTER WANTED AN AD$20.00 FOR THE DITIONAL THANKSGIVING DINNER. MARGUERITE JOHNSON MADE A MOTION NOT TO GIVE BALLARD ANY ADDITIONAL MONEY AT TillS TIME. ELLEN MILLER SECONDED THE MOTION AND IT WAS APPROVED BY THE MErviDERS. TED ASKED ABOUT EITHER ADOPTlNG A FAMILY OR GIVING $25.00 TO BALLARD CTR. FOR CHRIST:tv1AS. COLLEEN TABBERT MADE A MOTION TO DONATE $25.00 TO BALLARD CENTER. ELLEN MILLER SECONDED THE MOTION AND IT WAS APPROVED BY THE MErviDERS. TED ASKED WHAT SHOULD BE DONE ABOUT THE CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CONTEST. IT WAS AGREED THAT GIFT CERTIFICATES WOULD BE THE BEST. FRED JOHNSON MADE A MOTION THAT THE SUPER TARGET STORE BE CONI ACTED TO JUDGE THE CONTEST AND THAT WE ASK THEM FOR THE GIFT CERTIFICATES. JEFF JOSEPH SECO'l'I'DED THE MOTION -\~D IT WAS APPROVED BY THE \lE\lBERS f lAXINE LEE MOVED TO ADJOURN THE MEETING. IT WAS SECONDED BY JEFF JOSEPH. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 9:03P.M. MINUTES JANUARY 8,1996 MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7:11 P.M. BY TED BOYLE, PRESIDENT. TED EXPLAINED THAT HE HAD CONTACTED THE TARGET STORE REQUESTING THAT THEY SPONSOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD'S CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CONTEST. AFTER SEVERAL TRIES TO GET A RESPONSE, TED CONI ACTED REPRESENT ATIVES FROM AMERICAN MEAT AND RESER'S FOODS TO JUDGE THE CONTEST. TED ESCORTED THE COUPLE AROUND THE NEIGHBORHOOD ONE EVENING. THEY JUDGED AS FOLLOWS: 1ST PLACE-TOM LEE 2ND PLACE-EDWARD DODSON 3RD PLACE-ED MOON TED SAYS HE WILL WAIT TO HEAR FROM TARGET TO SEE IF THEY WILL DONATE THE GIFT CERTIFICATES. IF NOT, TED WILL CONI ACT OTHER BUSINESSES TO GET PRIZES FOR THE CONTEST. TED HAS RECEIVED 16 RESPONES OUT OF THE 200 PEOPLE CONI ACTED ABOUT THE REZONING. TED PASSED AROUND A LIST OF RESIDENTS THAT THE LETTER WAS MAILED TO. ELLEN MILLER COUNTED THE NAMES ON THE LIST AND CAME UP WITH ONLY 71 NAMES. TED SAID HE WOULD CHECK INTO WHY THE LIST WAS SHORT. HE ALSO EXPLAINED SOME OF THE QUESTIONS HE RECEIVED ON THE REZONING ISSUE. HE SAYS WE NEED MORE INPUT ON THE REZONING IF WE EXPECT ANYTIDNG TO BE DONE. 'kwsLETTER. THERE WAS FURTHER DISCUSSION CONCERNr;-.;G ZONING AND WHAT TO DO ABOCT IT. JEFF JOSEPH SUGGESTED A LETTER DIRECT FROM THE NLIA TO RESIDENTS ASKING FOR INPUT A..''J'D EXPLAINING REZONING ON A MORE SIMPLE BASIS. JEFF JOSEPH AD\'ISED THAT THE CITY WAS TO GET $22.5 MILLION FOR STORM DRAINAGE FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. HE CALLED BURNS & McDONALD ENGINEERING FIRM IN KC. ABOUT THE PROBLEMS AND WAS ADVISED THAT IDS QUESTIONS WOULD NOT BE IGNORED AND WILL GET SOMETIDNG DONE FOR NORTH LAWRENCE. MARGUERITE JOHNSON GAVE THE TREASURER'S REPORT AND SAID WE HAD $114.80 IN THE ACCOUNT AND $17.00 CASH ON HAND FROM DUES. TED ASKED DELORES TO LOOK OVER THE CDBG APPLICATION TO SEE IF OK DELORES MOVED THAT THE MEETING BE AJOURNED. COLLEEN SECONDED THE MOTION. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 8:26P.M. MINUTES FEBRUARY 11,1996 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY TED BOYLE, PRESIDENT. THE MINUTES OF THE JANUARY MEETING WERE READ. TED ASKED DELORES ABOUT CDBG APPLICATIONS. SHE SAID DECISIONS WOULD BE MADE IN MARCH OR APRIL. TED THEN EXPLAINED THE APPLICATIONS HE HAD SUBMITTED. THEY WERE FOR LIGHTS IN JOHN TAYLOR PARK AND RIVERFRONT PARK AT 4TH & WALNUT ALONG WITH FITNESS EQUIPMENT TO BE PLACED IN RIVERFRONT PARK. THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT WILL BE CONTACTED TO INVITE THEM TO ATTEND AN NLIA MEETING. TED WILL ALSO CONTACT ALL PARTIES THAT CONTACTED IDM OF THE PLANNED MEETING. TED THEN GAVE AN UPDATE ON THE WALNUT STREET TRAILER PARK EXPANSION. HE CALLED THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT AND THEY ADVISED THAT 8TH STREET WOULD BECOME A RESIDENTIAL CHERYL MILLER ASKED THAT ZONING BE EXPLAINED IN THE PAGE2 �STREET BECAUSE ARTERIAL STREETS MUST BE 35FT. WIDE. HE , SAID TH/\ T MR. ZAREMBA WOULD HA \'E TO GO TO COURT TO GET THIS CHANGED IF THE 2020 PLAN \\'AS .ADOPTED. THE TRAILER COLR T WOULD 1\0T BE ABLE TO EXP:\.."\D. TED KEEPS IN TOUCH WITH THE PLA~~ING DEPARTMENT CONCER.l\JlNG THE CUL-DE-SAC IN THE 500 BLOCK OF LINCOLN STREET :\_l\ID WALNUT STREET LOCATIONS. IT SEEMS JOHN CHANEY IS HOLD1:-\G OFF ON THE CUL-DE-SAC FOR \:0\\' TED SAID THAT WE Wll..L HAVE A :\EWSLETTER OUT SOON AND IT WILL HAVE LOTS OF INFORMATION 11\CLUDING A."l EXPLANATION ON ZONING. THE PETITION CAMPAIGN CONCERNING TilE WALNUT STREET TR.t\.ILER PARK EXPANSION NETTED APPROXIMATELY 400 SIGNATURES WITH GLEN & ELLEN NULLER SPEARHEADING THE CAMPAIGN. DELORES TODD SUGGESTED THE ~LIA ADOPT SPECIFIC NEW HOME PLANS. WE NEED TO GET THE OLD PLAN AND UPDATE SPECIFYING LOW DENSITY DEVELOPMENT NEW BUILDING CODES AND TRAFFIC PATTERNS. JEFF JOSEPH SAID REFERENCE PLANS ARE IN THE BASEMENT OF THE CITY LIBRARY. TED SAID HE RECEIVED A LETTER FROM THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT REQUESTING A W.A.NT LIST OF STREETS AND CURBS NEEDING REPAJRS THIS YEAR DEADLINE IS ".1ARCH 1ST TED SAYS WE NEED TO PLAN A SPRING CLEANUP DATE. IT WAS DISCUSSED AND AGREED TO APRIL 19TH FOR THE CLEANUP. MAXINE LEE WILL CALL THE SANITATION DEPARTMENT TO SEE IF THAT DATE WOULD BE OK TED NEEDS SUGGESTIONS FOR CDBG FUNDS FOR NEXT YEAR. WE 1\iEED TO PLAN SO WE CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FUNDS FOR IMPROVING OUR NEIGHBORHOOD. TED ASKED FOR NEW BUSINESS OR COMMENTS ON OLD BUSINESS. SHIRLEY NORTH SUGGESTED 3-4 PEOPLE REVISE THE NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN AND THEN PRESENT fHE PLAN TO THE·GROUP. DELORES TODD SAID SHE WAS ON THE FMC CITIZENS ADVISORY PANEL FOR THE ARSENIC CLEANUP AND ADVISED THAT NOTHING NEW HAS COME UP. DELORES ASKED IF ANYTHING FOR NORTH LAWRENCE WAS IN HORIZON 2020 PLAN. TED ADVISED NOTHING HAS BEEN RELEASED YET. ELLEN MILLER ASKED HOW TO FIND OUT ABOUT THE MEETINGS ON THE HORIZON 2020 PLAN. TED ASKED THAT WE THINK ON WHERE TO PLANT TREES AND FOR OTHER ITEMS SUCH AS LIGHTING IN THE UNDERPASS TO REMEDY THE PROBLEMS TO KEEP THE LIGHTS FROM GETTING BROKEN BY USING UNBREAKABLE COVERS. MARGUERITE JOHNSON GAVE THE TREASURERS REPORT. WE HAVE $94.86 IN THE CHECKING ACCOUNT AND $18.53 CASH ON HAND. MAXINE LEE MOVED TO ADJOURN THE MEETING. JEFF JOSEPH SECONDED THE MOTION. 'MEETING ADJOURNED AT 8:25P.M. MINUTES MARCH 11, 1996 THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY TED BOYLE, PRESIDENT. TED SAID JOHN CHANEY HAS PUT THE CUL-DE-SAC ON HOLD FOR NOW DUE TO POSSIBLE FLOODING PROBLEMS. THE NLIA SENT A LETTER TO THE CITY STAFF AND COMMISSION ON REQUEST TO LOOK AT PROBLEMS ON THESE PROJECTS. FMC CORP REPRESENTATIVES WILL ATTEND THE APRIL MEETING TO GIVE AN UPDATE ON THE GROUNDWATER PROBLEMS. TED EXPLAINED THE ZONING DUE TO CONCERNS AND QUESTIONS. A NEWSLETTER IS BEING PLANNED WITH THE ZONING MAPS INCLUDED. JEFF JOSEPH SPOKE UP ON THE LETTER THAT HE HAD SENT TO THE CITY COMMISION AND OTHER CITY STAFF. HE DID GET A RESPONSE BACK BY NUKE WILDGEN 4-5 DAYS LATER SAYING THERE WERE SEWER IMPROVEMENTS BEING PLANNED FOR 1996 TO 1997. ~·En SAID THE HORlZ01': 20~0 PLA.~ MEETING/PUBLIC HEARI~G \\'ILL BE WEDNESDAY APRIL 3, 1996 630 PM· lOPM AT BUILDING #21 AT THE FAIRGROUNDS. NORTH LAWRENCE V.'ILL BE HA\·ING IT'S NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE SALE MAY4TH-:- 'tHEY-CA.!-\ CALL ELLEN MILLE]. AT 843-5105 FOR DE- TAILS. --- TED SPOKE OF THE lli-i1.0~ PACIFIC DEPOT OPENING & DEDICATION SATURDAY MARCH 16TH FROM lOAM TO 4PM. CHERYL MILLER SPOKE UP & SUGGESTED CERTAIN PEOPLE HADN'T GOTTEN THE ZONING LETTERS & MAPS. A LIST WAS MADE UP AND WILL BE GIVEN TO THE CITY STAFF TO SEND OUT ~S & LETTERS AGAIN. APRIL 19TH WILL BE THE NORTH LAWRENCE CLEANUP DAY. LIMBS WILL ALL HAVE TO BE LAYING ONE DIRECTION. DELORES SAID THE CDBG WILL BE GIVING US FULL FUNDING ON OUR REQUESTS. CERTAIN PARTS OF THE CITY DIDN'T. WE WERE GIVEN THE MOST OUT OF ALL NEIGHBORHOODS. OVER $18,000 WILL BE GIVEN TO THE NORTH LAWRENCE NEIGHBORHOOD FROM THE FUND/GRANT. MAXINE MOVED TO ADJOURN, COLLEEN SECONDED THE MOTION. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 8:30P.M. FMC GROUNDWATER INFO ON OCTOBER 25TH, 1995, RESULTS FROM A NEW MONITORING WELL SHOWED THE PRESENCE OF ARSENIC IN TilE GROUNDWATER TO THE SOUTH OF THE FMC PLM'T. FMC IS WORKING WITH REGULA TORY AGENCIES, LOCAL OFFICALS AND AREA RESIDENTS TO BETTER DEFINE GROUNDWATER IMPACTS M'D TAKING THE NECESSARY MEASURES TO ASSURE THE PUBLIC HEALTH IS PROTECTED. IF YOU WANT ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FMC OFFICALS WILL BE AT OUR APRIL 8TH MEETING AT THE I.O.O.F. HALL AT 7 PM. IF UNABLE TO ATTEND PAGE3 �AND YOU WOULD LIKE MORE INFORMATION, YOU CAN CONTACT PAUL STUDEBAKER (FMC E&H ENGrNEERlNG) AT 749-8139 OR AL HERRING (FMC ENG. & TECH MANAGER) AT 749-8135. ZONING ENCLOSED IN THIS NEWSLETTER ARE COPIES OF ZONING DISTRICTS FOR YOUR INFORMATION. THIS fNFO SHOULD HELP YOU UNDERSTAND HOW ZONING MAY EFFECT YOUR PROPERTY. THE CITY PLAN)'.!!NG DEPARTMENT WILL ATTEND OUR MAY MEETING TO HELP ANSWER QUESTIONS ON THESE MATTERS. IF YOU WANT TO FIND OUT HOW YOUR PROPERTY IS ZONED, GO TO THE PLANNING DEpARTMENT AT CITY HALL AND LOOK YOUR PROPERTY UP ON THEIR ZONING MAPS. OR (ALL... 2~J-31SY/ o(' <63J-31Col for MG~ -:INfO RMA!l oN UNION P ACI:IriC DEPOT REDEDICATION NLIA OFFICERS THE UNION PACIFIC DEPOT WAS DEDICATED ON MARCH 16TH. LAWRENCE CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU OFFICES WILL BE LOCATED AT THE DEPOT. ALSO THERE ARE MEETING AND CONFERENCE ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR RENT TO INTERESTED PARTIES. PRESIDENT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION JOIN THE NORTH LAWRENCE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION. WE WORK TO HELP MAKE OUR NEIGHBORHOOD A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE. TO DO THIS WE NEED INPUT FROM AS MANY RESIDENTS AS POSSIBLE. ONLY WITH GOOD COMMUNICATION CAN WE IMPROVE TO MAKE NORTH LAWRENCE ONE OF THE BEST NEIGHBORHOODS IN LAWRENCE. JOIN TODAY, DUES ARE ONLY $1.00 PER YEAR. MEETINGS ARE HELD THE SECOND MONDAY EACH MONTH AT 7:00 PM AT THE ODD FELLOWS HALL AT 615 LINCOLN ST. TED BOYLE 841-6955 VICE PRESIDENT MAXINE LEE 843-3627 SECRETARY RICH HEDGES 843-0498 TREASURER MARGUERITE JOHNSON 843-1954 NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION lAWRENCE, KANSAS December 4, 1995 Dear Property Owner, The NORTH LAWRENCE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION is currently undertaking a planning study of portions of the North Lawrence Neighborhood. These areas are identified on the attached map. The Neighborhood Association is seeking your opinions about possible zoning changes for parcels within the identified areas on the map to a lower density single family residential classification. If there is significant support for this proposal, a formal rezoning petition will be circulated and a study session will be held. Following that, the Neighborhood Association in conjunction with Lawrence/Douglas County Planning Department staff will formally seek these rezoning changes. �... .. ::..-:rt ::::::---.: \).fJ.· '' W}J 0 <I: Q_ ,, iH~\- 1' NORTH ~ I v £ R .. ......__ ...... �~ f10 ~~ ~ Zll> u .u �STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY 50'---1 ~~ I· •I so' f WHEN ABUTTING PROPERTY IN A NON· RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT o'-1.-. ---r--J--,--1 I I I RESIOf:NTIAL DISTRICT I II I I I • WHEN ABUTTING PROPERTY IN A RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT I I t C-4: 5,000 1oo' WHEN ABUTTING PROPERTY IN A _JJJI. 25 FRONT YARD SETBACK I ; I I I : I I I WHEii ABUTTING PRQPERTY IN A NON-RESIDEFITIAL DISTRICT I I I I I I I I I I I I I I REAR YARD SETBACK l I so' I I I I I I I ; I I M-2 MINIMUM LOT AREA I I I I I I I I IUTTIN~~ ~15'-!11 WHEI'I A FRO PER TY IN A NON-RESI •ENTIAL 0 STRICT I I I I I I ZONING DISTRICTS GENERAL COMMERCIAL GENERAL INDUSTRIAL/ INTENSIVE INDUSTRIAL BUILDING SETBACKS f : !i9' I 1 M~3 20,000 SQ. FT. ~iN LOT --o :t> 9' m '-J l RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT WHEN ABUTTING I : 5,000 SO. FT. I STREET FROM J I L--J t r··········----·····r····--····· . ······ I ··-········· ___ P 50' I I I WHEN ACROSS -- I I I I 12 WHEN ACROSS STREET FROM A NON·RESID€NTIAL DISTRICT- MAJOR THOROUGHFARE/ MINOR THOROUGH FARE• 25' 100' __ j __ _ I ---~ __ j I I SO. FT. MINIMUM LOT AREA 12' : . - I I I ~ _I ~-----------------100' I MUM AREA 1:PROPERTY IN l; RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT A �(MINI I r IVV ! 1 s ~ y RD SET ~ACK 20' j _____ -, r _______ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I t- I I I I l I I I I I I I I RS·E 20,000 SQ. FT. MINIMUM LOT AREA I I __ 1 100 1 __J sk- 10' I ! stbE YARD I . I RS·2 7,000 so. Ft MINIMUM LOT AREA I I I 100' ?IJ' REAR YARD SETBACK ~ 1 RESIDENCE: SINGLE- FAMILY BUILDING SETBACKS L_ ----~--- - - - ' 30' REAR YARD SETBACK ! I I I ~5· I I I L----1------' SETBACK 3o' REAR YrD SETBACK ZONING DISTRICTS r . I ! I I I I I I I o() L------~---- I I I I 9 \Tl I I I I I I I I I r I I :£:, I ---...!I 10,000 SO. FT. MINIMUM LOT AREA I I I '"""t:? I I I r I I _LL I SlOE YARD SETBACK I l 10' ....-- I I I I I 20' I I I I I I , _____ l ____ , ! _______ l RS·I t 25' FRONT YARD SETBACK I I I I oo' I I I 25' FRONT YtD SETBACK 25 FRONT YlRO SETBACK r ____ I~ I I DE RD BACK �' NORTH tA WRENCE COURIER SUMMER 1996 NEWSLETTER OF THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION Community Development Block Grant Update The CDBG Funding Requests we made last fall have been granted and the North Lawrence Neighborhood will be receiving all items that had been requested. Originally the neighborhood was only granted $15,280.00 of our total request of $24,920.00 for space & security lighting for John Taylor Park and Riverfront Park. This is in addition to $1,900.00 for operating expenses and $1,000.00 for neighborhood cleanup. We should soon be receiving new park equipment for Riverfront Park at Fourth & Walnut Street. We will be getting a merry-go-round aged specifically at the younger set. If you have other ideas for this park, let us know. We need to be planning for what we want to request for CDBG requests for this fall. We need to get an early start so we can have all our estimates and be ready to turn the requests in by the deadlines. CDBG budget requests must be for improvements that will benefit low - moderate income residents and the North Lawrence Neighborhood. Anyone with suggestions for these funding requests, we need your input, if you have any ideas for our parks, sidewalk repair or any area that needs attention, please contact Ted Boyle @ 841-6955 or Rich Hedges @ 843-0498. BE CREATIVE ! BE UNIQUE ! BE INVOLVED! North Lawrence needs a new representative to serve on the Community Development Advisory Board. As a targeted neighborhood we are entitled to two representatives. Chris Schmid still has two years left on his term: Delores Todd's term has expired. Serving on this board is a great experience. It is a way of getting to know about other neighborhoods and public service agencies in our town. An organizational meeting is usually held in December. Weekly meetings (usually Thursday nights) start in mid-January with neighborhoods and agencies presenting their proposals. Deliberations begin, allocations are made, public comments are taken, then the city commission makes a final decision. If you are interested in serving on this board, (terms are for three years), call an officer, or if you have further questions call Delores Todd, 842-7982; or Chris Schmid 841-9428. ««««««««««««««»»»»»»»»»»»»»» Woodlawn News School starts with a half day ses·sion on Tuesday August 20th and first full day on Wednesday August 21st. Remodeling and. expansion of Woodlawn school is underway. Remodeling of the classrooms is expected to be completed by start of school in August and the office and kitchen remodeling should be finished in the early fall. The old gym will become a multi-purpose room and office area. The new gymnasium is expected to be finished in January or February I 997. ««««««««««««««»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» Ballard Center News The Ballard Community Center is looking for a volunteer who may be willing to help us with light maintenance projects. Example: changing light bulbs, repairing bookshelves, replacing door knobs... This would be about 4-6 hours per month, if you are interested or have any questions, please call Stephanie H. Keller at 842-0729. The Ballard Center's Board of Directors are looking into ways to make the center more neighborhood oriented. Uses may be health-related, entertainment, educational programs, etc. If there is a program or specific use you would like to see at Ballard Center, call Delores Todd at 842-7982 or LaMerle McCoy at 841-0616. ««««««««««««««»»»»»»»»»»»»»» �Page 2 NORTH LAWRENCE COURIER SUMMER 1996 NEWSLETTER OF THE N.L.I.A. North 2nd Street Update North 2nd Street widening project is planned to be completed by Au~ gust 15th. Landscaping and fin~ ishing touches will be done in the Fall and completed in the Sping of'97. ««««««««««««««»»»»»»»»»»»»»» NLIA Picnic The NLIA first fall meeting and annual picnic will be at John Tay~ lor Park, Monday September 9th at 6:30 p.m. This will be a pot~ luck dinner. The NLIA will pro~ vide dinnerware, rolls, tea and Kool~Aid. Use this opportunity to meet with your neighbors and find out what the NLIA is about. If you are new to the neighbor~ hood, come by and get acquainted with your neighbors. «(( (( «(( «(( «(( (( «(( ««»)) )))))))))))))) »)))))))) FMC Groundwater Update Many residents have called with concerns on the FMC Groundwater issue. We are including excerpts from the June 26th FMC Community Advisory Panel meeting, background on the the issue and information of the plant's op~ erations. Healtlt Issues in Groundwater Concerns. Chris Fevurly presented information regarding potential health effects of arsenic in the groundwater, as related to available data for understanding such issues in environmental medicine. He pointed out that the attempt to identify and understand these issues is still in its infancy, and that ongoing studies tend to raise serious ques~ tions and doubts about previous studies and their conclusions. Studies have developed from research on both animals and humans. The Maximum Contaminant Level~ "M.C.L."- utilized by the Environmental Protection Agency, was established in the mid-sixties, declaring that arsenic contaminants above 50 parts per billion (p.p.b.) make water unfit for humans to drink. This figure had been derived in part from a study in Taiwan which found per~ sons were averaging 710 p. p. b. or more in their drinking water. In this population, it was found that ' over their lifetimes, thickened skin lesions on palms, soles and torsoes were recorded, as were changes in pigmentation on areas of the skin. These and other manifestations sometimes developed into skin cancers. Fevurly emphasized that acute lngestlon will be deadly (as in "Arsenic and Old Lace"). Quick death can result from ingestion amounts in the range of 60,000 p.p.b. In comparing these figures to the exposure, in some of the relevant test sites, to approximately 150 p.p.b., Fevurly tends to see little basis for concern. He also pointed out that arsenic on the skin is not a problem. Inhalation of arsenic dust can be quite serious, with known relation to lung cancer. Protection from this risk seems to be adequate. In response to questions raised about collection of arsenic on fruits ~d ~getables, whether from wat~r in ~ i11e ground, or from spraying and irrigation, Fevurly stated that he sees no dramatic risk. Others continued to question the dangers, leading to the discussion which centered on risk, and the various aspects of knowledge, control and choice involved in regard to the risks. At least two very different views were expressed; Fevurly concluded that, generally, very little risk is at issue according to the data with which he was working, while others saw major risks within their specific well situations. Furthermore, circumstances beyond their choice and control were seen to have such ef~ fects as lowering their property values. Fevurly reminded the group that his assessment is his own opinion, based on his study of the data. Rob Hartman elabo~ rated on the use of wells on the FMC property to reduce concen" trations of arsenic in the groundwater -- monitoring over the years has shown a slow decrease in overall arsenic conditions. Update mr Comprehensive ltlvestigation and Interim Agreement. Rob Hartman reported on the re~ cent semi-annual groundwater monitoring, which included comparisons of results this Spring to last Fall's results. Fifty~five monitoring wells and five production wells were monitored from the northern edge of the plant to the southern wells near the river. The highest level of arsenic, at pro~ duction well 4B, was comparable to last FalL In the Fall, Approximately 20 monitoring wells had �Page 3 arsenic levels at or above the M.C.L.. This Spring, 10 of those 20 had such levels, and none of the wells previously unimpacted are now impacted. Although FMC is now ready to go into the field for the planned additional monitoring, they have not yet had the opportunity to meet with the Kansas Department of Health ofEnvironment to finalize an agreement with them. A draft of a proposed NORTH LAWRENCE COl'RlER SUMMER 1996 NEWSLETTER OF THE N.L.I.A. ..··· LA has been sent to KDH&E, but they have not yet responded. CAP members indicated interest in continuing to be informed on progress on the Agreement, with satisfaction expressed regarding the background information received and desire for updating on future monitoring. Other Concerns In response to the question of whether FMC has other concerns of environmental impact, Paul Studebaker responded that the other primary concern for air continues to be monitored and is being handled satisfactorily. Some discussion of ongoing occasional truck traffic problems identified some needed modifications being pursued with the City personnel. Excerpt from FMC CAP Meeti!Jg Beverly Barnhart commented that she had heard of potato farms in this area prior to FMC acquiring the land, and that it is known that potato growers regularly used arsenic (confirmed by another as "Paris Green"). She therefore questioned if FMC should be Union Pacific Depot/Vistor Center The Union Pacific Passenger Depot was rededicated on March 16th. It is now home to the Lawrence Visitors Center. The Visitor Center hours are 8:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 1 p.m . -5 p.m. Sunday. The Depot/Visitors Center has 2 rooms available, 1 for $15.00 per hour and the other for $20.00 per hour, for meetings or receptions. Call the City of Lawrence Parks & Recreation Department to make reservations@ 832-7920 .. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Arsenic in the Environment Arsenic is the 20th most abundant element in the earth's crust and is present in all rocks, soils and waters at some level: Concentration, parts per billion Average for the earth's crust Range for soils Average for soils in Kansas 2,000 1,000 to 40,0000 6,800 Rainwater 0.2 to 0.5 1 to 2 Typical U.S. groundwater Average U.S. drinking water Typical U.S. surface water Drinking water criteria level Irrigation water criteria Taiwanese well water (China) 2.4 3 50 100 170 to 800 �Page 4 NORTH LA WR£NCE COURIER SUMMER 1996 l\EWSLETTER OF THE N.L.l.A. "blamed" for all the arsenic contamination. AI Herring responded that although there may have been other contributing factors, FMC accepts responsibility for its contribution of arsenic to groundwater , and will do what it can to relieve any negative results. Other Information Also included in this newsletter is a diagram showing the manufacturing processes at the FMC plant. <<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>> Letter (rom Mavor John Nalbandian The following is a letter in its entirity from Mayor Nalbandian to Ted Boyle, President NLIA: Dear Mr. Boyle: You may have noticed an increase in the presence of graffiti in and around your neighborhood. The City, working with the County, has recently changed the way in which we are addressing graffiti removal, because of the increased incidents of property damage. I am requesting the assistance of your association and its members in reporting incidents of graffiti. If graffiti is observed on private grogerty. we would ask that you contact the Lawrence Police Degartment at 832-2570. A gatrol officer will be disgatched to ghotogragh and document the graffiti. The officer will contact the property owner to request the timely removal of the graffiti and share information about available community resources. Douglas County Community Corrections work crews will paint over the graffiti at no cost to the owner, if requested by the owner. Or, if the property owner prefers to paint over the graffiti, paint may be available through the Waste Reduction/Recycling Office at 832-3030. We have received good voluntary cooperation in the past, however, the increasing incidents of graffiti and the reluctance of some property owners to remove the graffiti promptly, has caused us to develop additional steps to achieve the removal of this blight from our community. If you would like additional information, please contact Rod Bremby at 832-3402. Your assistance in this matter is greatly appreciated. Sincerely, John Nalbandian Mayor <<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>> Ditch Mainterwnce It is the responsibility of property owners to maintain the ditches adjacent to their property. This means keeping them mowed and free of trash and debris. This will help reduce problems of water runoff and flooding. Please make sure you are maintaining the ditches near your property to reduce any problems. <<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>> WHAT IS THE NLIA ? The North Lav,rrence Improvement Association is a non--profit neighborhood organization. Dues are $1 per year. Many NLIA projects, including this newsletter, are paid for by Community Development Funding. Meetings/Membership Information The North Lawrence Improvement Association meets at 7:00 PM on the second Monday each month from October through May. A potluck picnic is held the Second Monday in September at John Taylor Park at 7th & Walnut Streets. Everyone is encouraged to attend these meetings. Annual dues are $1.00 per household. The NLIA is YOU!! YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!! Please join and attend any meetings you can. ..•.••...............••....•........... North Lawrence Improvement Association Officers ·········~····························· President•Ted Boyle•841-6955 Vice President•Maxine Lee-841-5946 Secretary•Rich Hedges•843-0498 Treasurer• Marguerite Johnson•843-1954 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• �FMC - Linking Quality, Reliability, Service , Soda Ash Storage Reactor Milling Screening Bagging �2ITY OF LA WRENCE,KANSAS CITY lJF LA \\'RENCE WASTEWATER l11 11.-ITY MAJOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM AND FINANCING NORTH LAWRENCE NEIGHBORHOOD ONLY SHOWN Description Major Capital Improvements North Lawrence-New P.S. No.4 North Lawrence-Relief Sewers North Lawrence-New P.S. No. 1 North Lawrence-New P.S. No.3 1996 $ 1997 $ 1,380,000 180,000 1,018,000 157,000 1998 $ 1999 $ 2000 $ 2001 $ 2002 $ 831,000 1,140,000 All of these projects are required to meet design level of protection for collection systems facilities. NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION 510 North 6th Street Lawrence,KS 66044 Bulk Rate Postage Paid Permint No. 203 Lawrence,KS 66044 �NORTH LAWRE1 {CE COURIER FALL 1996 NEWSLEITER OF TilE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION WHAT IS THE NLIA ? The North Lawrence Improvement Association is a nonprofit neigh~ borhood organization. Dues are $I per year. Many NLIA projects, in~ eluding this newsletter, are paid for by Community Development Fund~ mg. Meetings/Memhersh ip Information . The North Lawrence Improvement Association meets at 7:00 PM on the second Monday each month from October through May at the Odd Fellows Hall at 615 Lincoln Street. A potluck picnic is held the Second Monday in September at John Taylor Park at 7th & Walnut Streets. Everyone is encouraged to attend these meetings. Annual dues are $I .00 per household. The NLIA is YOU!! YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!! Please join and attend any meetings you can. ............................................. North Lawrence Improvement Association Officers President•Ted Boyle•841-6955 Vice President•Maxine Lee•841-5946 Secretary•Rich Hedges•843-0498 Treasurer• Marguerite Johnson•843-l954 ............................................. Neighborhood Cleanup FRIDAY OCTOBER 25TH A neighborhood cleanup is planned for Friday October 25th. You will need to have any items you want picked up at your regular pickup location by 7:00a.m. Friday morning. Ifyou have anv lumber items, thev must be bundled and have anv nails removed or thev will not be picked up. We also included information on refuse collection, hazardous waste disposal and recycling in this newsletter. ~ North 2nd Street Update Paving and lane stnpmg on the North 2nd Street widentng project is completed Landscapmg and finishing touches wlll be done thts Fall and completed m the Spnng of'97 . «««««««««««««»»»»»»»»»»»»»» C.D.B.G. Information • The NLIA has submitted Guenter de Vries name to the CDBG for consideration to replace Delores Todd whose term expired September 30th. . We need to be planning for what we want to request for CDBG requests this fall. We need to get an early start so we can have all our estimates and be ready to tum the requests in by the deadlines. CDBG budget requests must be for improvements that will benefit low and moderate income residents and the North Lawrence Neighborhood. Anyone with suggestions for these funding requests, we need your input, ifyou have any ideas for our parks, lights, landscaping, sidewalk repair or any area that needs attention, please contact Ted Boyle @ 841-6955 or Rich Hedges @ 843-0498. BE CREATIVE ! BE UNIQUE ! BE INVOLVED ! (((((((((((((((((((((((((()))))))))))))))))))))))))) �Page2 NORTH LAWRENCE COURIER FALL 1996 NEWSLETTER OF THE N.L.I.A. NLIA Picnic The NLIA first fall meeting and annual picnic was held at John Taylor Park, Monday September 9th at 6:30 p.m. Approximately 30 residents showed up for the annual potluck dinner. The weather was great and everyone appeared to have a good time. If you are new to the neighborhood or haven't attended one of the picnics, plan on attending next year's picnic and get acquainted with your neighbors. ((((((((((((((((((((((((((})))})))))))})))))})}))))) FMC News The following are e:ccerpts from the Community Advisory Panel meeting September 25,1996. Discussion of Proposed Guidelines R.ob Shelton pre!iented a draft of proposed guidelines for the FMC Community Advisory Panel from the August Several suggestions were meeting made for improvements. Groundwater Situation llpdate AI Herring reported the the State Department of Heatlh & Env1ronment has not yet s1gned the Intenm Agreement In addition. 1ssues remain concemtng the provisiOns of water to property owners afTected by groundwater contamtnatlon. wtth the maJor problems centenng on what the C1ty of La'.'.Tence will do tn ltght of 1ts normal poltcy of prov1dmg c1ty water only when property is annexed into the City Tabletop Ementency Exercise Plans. Dennis Greenfield d1scussed the plans for the exercise to be held Wednesday, October 16th, 7:00p.m. at the Douglas County Emergency Operations Center, located at Ill East I I th Street (lower level of the Judical Center). The Exercise scenario will be timed for the noon rush hour at 12:30, in order to maximize the complications to be explored in the simulation. Observers have vital roles in raising questions for the emrgency team members, who, according to Greenfield, learn a good deal from the exercise. Arrangements were also discussed for a visit to Woodlawn School by Emergency Response personnel, at a time being worked out with Woodlawn principal, Gary Haworth. 'ruction of a lift station in the 8th & Jak street area with replacement of sanitary sewer lines along North 8th street from Oak Street to near Maple Street. The S<Jhedule for this project is to bid the project in May of 1997 with a proposed construction start date of July I, 1997. Process Safety Management. The Stonnwater Management Master Plan calls for improvements along North 8th Strc:et. The project has a priority level III based on cost benefit ranking. This translates into a 10-15 years for the utility to construct these improvements. The Public Works department recently improved drainage along North 8th Street and the stromwater utility fee will provide accelerated maintenance of roadside ditches and culverts in problem area such as this. AI Herring introduced Wilbur White, Senior Process Engineer for FMC, who is now working fulJ.time with Process Safety Management for the plant. Herring pointed out that, while previous meetings have focused on hazardous materials and the specific hazards they can produce, the major emphasis of Process Safety Management is to avoid major incidents. This emphasis is driven by both legally binding regulations and by the growing determination of the chemical indusrty to assure that catastrophic events do not occur. Wilbur White answered the question of "What is Process Safety Management" with the defmition of the Center for Chemical Process Safety - the application of management principles and systems to the tdentification, understanding. and control of process hazards to prevent process related injuries and inCidents. Site Activities for the Coming ««««««««<«< «» »)) »)) »)))) »)) » North S'th Street Drainat:g. «««««««««««««»»»»»»»»»»»»» Ditch Jtfaintenance Reminder, it is the responsibility of property owners to maintain the ditches adjacent to their property. This means keepingthem mowed and free of weeds, trash and debris. This helps reduce the problems of water runoff and flooding. Please make sure you are maintaining the ditches near your property to help reduce any problems «««««««««««««»»»»»»»»»»»»» Month. A plant safety drill mcludmg an evacuatto. 1s likely to take place before November I The new trammg center is completed. and 1s available for future CAP meetmgs «««««««««««««»»»»»»»»»»»»» Lift Station and Relief Sewers Proiect - ~ An engmeenng study for a lift station and relief sewers project has been completed. The study recommended con- U.P. Depot/Vistor Center The Depot/Visitors Center has 2 rooms available for meetings or receptions. Call the City of Lawrence Parks & Rec Department to make reservations @ 832-7920. �. -~· Wednesday Refuse Collection All residents who live North of 15th WEDNESDAY Household Refuse Days: Street from Mississippi Street west to Wakarusa. tmi ST. ri Tuesday collection: All residents who live east of Louisiana !. . . . . Street and South of 6th Street. Also, aU ... i1i residents who live east of Mississippi Also, all residents that live north of 6th Street from Tennessee Street 0 All residents in North Lawrence. Street between 6th Collection: west to the City Limits. 15Tli STREET ;,;,;.,;;;,;,;,;;;;;;,.*""""-1 THURSDAY Street and 13th All residents who live South of 15th Street ~ from Louisiana Street west to the City Lim- 9 Street only. Thursday Collection TUESDAY Iii + its. All residents who live between 6th and HOlm! I 15th Street west of Wakarusa to the City Limits. ------------------------~<>~-----------------------Other Collection Services Drop off Site for Household Hazardous Waste: EARTHBOUND Lawrence and Douglas County . Tire Collection: Limit five tires Household Hazardous Waste Facility Per Household. Large Item Pick-up: Such as refrigerators, ranges, washers, couches etc. Located at: 711 E 23rd Street ""Monday is city wide curbside collection for grass and leaves. Yard waste is collected for composting March thru December. These Collection Services are provided by appointment only. To sched- For acceptable materials and the facil- "'Christmas tree curbside col- ule an appointment for these services ity's hours of operation please call the lection days will be announced HHW information line at 832-3036. m please call the Sanitation Office at: 84/-/9ll. the Lawrence Journal ---------------------;/··,>---------~-o_r_ld_o_r_c_a_l1_8_3_2_-3_0_3_0_._ __ ·.,./ ------------------------------------------------·· 'r----------------------------------------------- Regulations Acceptable Containcrs:Chaptrr 9, Article 4, Section 402.1, of the Codr ofthr City ofl..a~ncr, Kansas. Tree Trimmings: "Each 1uch container shall be conatMicted ofmdal, plastic or other matrriab apprond by the di~ctor of Public Works, shall have a capacity Arc to be bundled securely to of not morr than 35 cal.lon.s, ahall be watuticht. shall be provided with 1:1¥0 a length not to exceed five feet and tied in bundles not more than 18 inches in diameter, handles on the 011Uldr, shall be provided "'th a tight-fitting cover, and maintained In • statr or J:ood rrpalr. Disposable plastic bags of sllfficlent thlclaten lllld ba~:s tt~nrth to avoid Mlpturc and tearln£ and cfuposable paper which an I!Wiufactured tpecilical.ly for rrfu.se cfuposal may be IUed and not more than 65 pounds for rrfllse by occupanl'l or slnele family n3ldmcts. Disposable bags are in weight. These will be col- not pennltted for multiple family residences or for accounu paying non- lected on your Household refuse day. residential rates unless facilltle.s are provided to prevent scattering of ~flue by anlmal.s, weather, traffic or other causes." Help us Help You keep your neighborhood looking nice .... Sawdust, cat litter, sweeping compounds, shredded paper, facial tissues, packaging materials, etc., all blow in the breeze when containers are emptied by the collectors. Please bag these items before putting them out for collection. Please pay special attention to fueplace ashes which need to be cooled Utoroughly before bagging them for collection. It will take several days for a container of hot ashes to cool naturally. �P"uglas County * City of Lawrenr~ Househ"ld Hazardous Waste Cobection OPEN THE THIRD SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH April- October STARTING: April 20, 1996 HOURS: 8 AM TO 12 PM LOCATION: 711 E 23RD For More Information Please Call City ofLawrence Waste Reduction and Recycling Division 832-3030 Materials will be accepted from HOUSEHOLDS ONLY sources, in their ORIGINAL, LABELED containers only: PEST CONTROL PRODUCTS AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS HOUSEHOLD CLEANING PRODUCTS Pesticides Antifreeze Oven Cleaners Fungicides Transmission Fluids Toilet Cleaners Roach and Ant Killers Brake Fluids Drain Clean€:rs Rat and Mice Poisons Gasoline Disinfectants Herbicides PAINTS AND HOBBY SUPPLIES "' Rug and Upholstery Cleaners House Plant Insecticides Enamel or Oil Based Paints Floor and Furniture Cleaners Ar:.enicals Rust Inhibiting Paints Blell.ch Cleaners Botanicals Thinners and Turpentine Ammonia Based Cleaners Carbonates Furniture Strippers Abrasive Ckaners and Powders Chlorinated Hydrocarbons Wood Preservatives Mothballs Organo-phosphates Stains and Finishes Photographic Chemicals Kerosene Pool Chemicals MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS Household Batteries Products labeled: Nail Polishes/Removers DANGER, POSION Hair and Deodorant Sprays WARNTNG AND CAUTION Materials NOT ACCEPTED: UNKOWN MATERIALS (NO LABELS) Infectious (Medical) Wastes Fluorescent Light Tubes Ammunition Radioactive Wastes (Smoke Alanns) Compressed Gas Cylinders Explosives Asbestos For infonnation on unacceptable materials, call the local Kansas Department of Health and Environment office at 842-4600. �- ------ ---------· Recycling Drop-off Sites Aluminum, Plastics, Paper, Glass, Metals, Used Motor Oil and Antifreeze ------------------------- ... ...., ~~~ J.l ------------ Community Recycling Center Metals Wal * Mart 3300 Iowa (buybacka-ferroua and nonferroual .t:"cvc~~ -----------------•Aluminum cans and foils •Glass: Clear, Brown, Blue, Green •Corrugated Cardboard Curbside Recycling -----·-· (fora fee) •Conservation Resources 913-842-1167 • Eco Services 913-841-1615 •Kaw Motors and Salvage Co. 1349 N 3rd •Steel "tin cans" Lawrence Guide to Recycling ~RE~ 913-843-2!S33 •Lonnie's Recycling 301 Maple •Mixed Paper 913-841-48:S:S "Vhite Office Paper .. rJ.aatlc Beverage: I 1 and 12 •Newspaper Polystyrene Peanuts (Clean and Dxy) •Magazines •Catalogues •Pack and Ship Express 738 New Hampshire Dillons Food Stores (Store Locations) 1740 Massachusetts 3000W6 1015 w 23 •The Mall Box 3115 w 6th •Postnet Postal 2540 Iowa, Suite J • Aluminum can buy-back • MUir: and soda bottles •Alvin's IGA 9th and Iowa •Douglas County Fairgrounds 2110 Harper •Community Recycling located at Wal*Mart 3300 Iowa •Hobby Lobby 6th and Kasold •Lawrence High School 1908 Loulalana •Lonnie's Re'cycllng 501 Maple Grass and Leaf Collection •City Garage at 1141 Haskell • Credit for sack reuse 8 am to 5 pm Mon.- Fri. Antifreeze •Wal*Mart Auto Center at 3300 Iowa During Regular Business Houns 613 N 2nd -------------------- Used Motor Oil Grocery sacks •State Radiator Newspaper Drop-Off Sites -·· •Jiffy Lube at 914 W 23rd During Regular Business Hours "One touch of nature makes the whole world kin." . . . . . . William Shakespeare •Curbside Pickup Monday Ia city wide curbside collection for grass and leaves. Collection period is March through December. •Cart Rental 65 gallon and 90 gallon rollout carts are available for rent. Call 832-3032 for more lnfonnatlon . �WHAT'S INSIDE CALENDAR OF EVENTS Recycling information Refuse Collection Information CDBG Information FMC News U.P. Depot and Visitors Center Information Monday Oct. 14th NLIA Meeting 7:00 p.m. Friday Oct. 25th - Neighborhood Cleanup Thursday Oct. 31st - Halloween REMINDER Tuesday Nov. 5th-Election Day 7:00 a.m.-7:00p.m. Tuesday November 5th is Election day. Get out and vote ! ! Polling place is at the Union Pacific Depot and Lawrence Visitors Center. Monday Nov. 11th NLIA Meeting 7:00 p.m. Thursday Nov. 28th Thanksgiving 1717099 S){';;!:)U;;!JMtq L£'17 'ON l~WJ;:)d P!Bd ;;l~BlSOcl ;;llB(l )\108 '17'17099 S)l';;l:)U;;!JMtq l;;l;:JJlS 419 4lJON 0 l S' NOll. VI:JOSSV lN3W3AO(ldlt'JI 3;)N3(lM V1 Hl(lON l t.: t}., l (; �i. ~·- ,,... ~ NORTH LAWRE}'(CE COURIER SUMMER 1997 NEWSLETTER OF THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION NORTH LAWRENCE CALENDAR OF EVENTS Monday September 8th - N.L.I.A. Picnic John Taylor Park 7:00P.M. ; Monday October 13th- N.L.I.A. October Meeting- I.O.O.F. Hall 7:00PM Friday October 1Oth - North Lawrence Neighborhood Cleanup Monday November lOth -N.L.I.A. May Meeting-I.O.O.F. Hal/7:00P.M. WHAT IS THE NLIA? N.L.I.A. Picnic The North Lawrence Improvement Association is a nonprofit neighborhood or~ ganization. Dues are $1 per year. Many NLIA projects, including this newsletter, are paid for by Community Development Funding. The annual North Lawrence Improvement Association will hold its' annual pot luck picnic at John Taylor Park on Monday September 8th at 7:00 PM. The N.L.I.A. will provide dinnerware, rolls, tea and kool-aid. Bring your lawn chairs and spend some time visiting with your neighbors. If you are new to the neighborhood come get acquainted and see what your neighborhood association is all about. Meetings/Membership Information The North Lawrence Improvement Association meets at 7:00P.M. on the second Monday each month from October through May at the Odd Fellows Hall at 615 Lincoln Street. A potluck picnic is held the Second Monday in September at John Taylor Park at 7th & Walnut Streets. Everyone is encouraged to attend these meetings. Annual dues are $1.00 per household. The NLIA is YOU!! YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!! Please join and attend any meetings you can. North Lawrence Improvement Association Officers President•Ted Boyle•842-7232 Vice Pres. •Rich Hedges•843-0498 Secretary•Jeff Joseph•84 l-1284 Treasurer•Colleen Tabbert •843-0071 vt099 S)f':JOU:l.1Mll1 L£V 'ON <tUU:Jd P!lld :Ji!tnSOd :Jl"B(I l!Ina &v£s;-vvo99 s:f:Jou;J.IM1l1 <aa.qs ujooun Ios; NOLLVI:JOSSV .LN3W3:AOlldWI 3:JN::n!MV1 HDION NEXT N.L.I.A. MEETING MONDAY OCTOBER 13TH 7:00P.M. IOOF HALL Minutes 3110/97 NLIA Meeting Meeting started at 6:57 PM. Elmer James of James Gang Automotive spoke of the desire to run a small auto sales lot at his property. Elmer said that there wouldn1t be many more cars than presently on the lot now. Questions were raised concerning the possibility of parking overload and possible problems of visibility for traffic in the area. The group was concerned of creating a prob~ lem at the intersection. Elmer reiterated the cars would be set back enough not to create problems like this. John Chaney spoke of his desire and ideas of putting 12 more homes along Hickory Street between 7th & 8th Streets. Lot sizes would 66 ft x 276 ft. He gave a brief explanation of the area. Ted Boyle spoke of the city's request on the recycling of auto batteries. We will be learning about this more in the future. Ted mentioned a letter and request from Webster's to build a new office on 4th street adjoining the trailer park on the southside. Several questions were raised about traffic, parking. lot size ~ for office. drainage etc. The group requested more information and a site plan before they could talk about it anymore. The group will submit a letter to city staff for the commission to defer this until we get more infonnation. Ted spoke of the letter and our request for capital improvement funds for guard rails and lights in the underpass area of the U. P. tracks. Ted asked the group about other projects that they would like to see done in the area. Ms. Davis said she has concerns about curb and road repairs in her area. The question was brought up about the dirt on the 700 block of Lincoln Street (southside) on private property and what was happening with it. Ellen Miller asked if anyone could look at the work that has been done near her home on the ditches and culverts. It bothered her the way the work had been done. Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Had! asked if anything could be done about the elevator noise. They had called the city and had no response. A question was raised about the chance of moving the voting booths permanently to the U.P. Depot. The group discussed the upcoming spring cleanup for North Lawrence. The Neighborhood cleanup and pickup will be April l l th for the spring and October 1Oth for the Fall. The group a~'l'eed that it should stay this way from year to year, the second Friday in April and October. The group discussed the neighborhood garage sale making it on May lOth, the second Saturday of May. Delores spoke of requests for things pertaining to the needs of the Ballard Center We had 6 new meni.bers join at the meeting or renew their annual dues of$1.00. Meeting adjourned at 8:03 PM Minutes 4114197 NLIA Meeting Rkh Hedges read the minutes from the March meeting. Ted asked to approve �Page 2 long narrow lots. NORTH LA.W'RENCE COURt'"ER Tt:d asked for a vote. By buiiding on 661 WINTER 1997 x 276' lots on Hickory Street, this would not allow North Street to continue to the east and would not allow lots on the south side of North Street east of 7th NEWSLETTER OF THE N.L.LA. the minutes. Ted said Elmer James wanted approval on his idea/plan to have a small car sales lot at his place ofbusiness. He had come ro last month's meeting but the group had not voted on it. 1t was voted on and passed. He will now speak to the City and will be supported by the N.L.LA. John Chancy was asked to speak about his projects. He was questioned about the tube not draining on the 500 block of Lincoln Street at his project and future culwde~sac. John said he would clear the tube and move it out of the ditch if necessary. Ted said the N.L.I.A. does not approve of curbs and gutters on the Hickory Road project. There was a lot of discussion on the controversy between open drainage ditches and curb/gutter and storm sewers. John said whenever you talk to different individuals within the City staff, you get different answers on the drainage issues and improvements in North Lawrence. John said the drainage will all fall toward the back of the lots on Hickory Street project. People have a lot of concerns about this project and its1 drainage and lot size. John says he has plans for 12 houses on this project. John mentioned the 2020 plan and in the next 20 years possibly seeing 800 new homes in North Lawrence. The question was raised about the big hole where dirt had been moved out. Rich brought up that we are all concerned about the lot size and street frontage. City code allows narrow lots. Ted mentioned city staff memos saying street frontages of l 00', 88'. and 60' or 65' lots are being passed around for discussion with Mike Wildgen and the commission. Colleen asked John who owns the land east of 7th street & North. He said (Roger) Johnson does. The question was asked whether the North side of Hickory is city or county. Ted asked if we wanted to vote on 1ao~ wide lots or 66 1 x :200' plus. I 00' foot lots compared to move all nails from boards and place broken glass in suitable containers and mark it to prevent any injuries. Street to be built on. It was voted on to leave the lots at 66' x 276'. It passed l 0 to2. The treasurer's report was read by Colleen. She said we had $341.00 in the bank. $30.00 cash, and had just gotten a donation to the N.L.I.A. from Mrs. Weber. She is the owner of the Ist & Perry Street trailer park. She donated $20.00 to the N.L.I.A. and also joined the N.L.l.A. for 5 years. si~ility to keep ditches clean adjacent to their property. Take pride in keeping the neighborhood clean and help prevent a Minutes 5111197 NLIA Meeting dangerous situation from happening by having the ditches clear so water can move through them not around them. Speakers Coy Drinnon & Roger Coffey of the city staff and Jerry Edwards planner. These speakers talked about sewer improvements. 8th & Oak Street has an existing lift station that is undersized and U.P. Depot/Vistors Center outdated. A new station will be located 400' or 500' east of 8th & Walnut Street. It Will be 500' from the river levee. The lot will be lit on the exterior and will have a chain link fence. The lift station will have the appearance of an actual home. It will be constructed of construction block. and will be 25' x 30'. A second station will be at 7th & Grant. There is one at this point now. The present project is now in the hands of the government. This will be bid on possibly in early June and actual construction to start 4 to 6 weeks later. The system will involve gravity feed and force feed lines ofl2" to 18". Speakers from FMC - Fred Von Ahems. Plant Manager. showed a film on FMC employees and community involvement. They then spoke of continuous testing of the wells (water) on groundwater contamination. They spoke next on table top drills on possible hazardous situations. FMC has put on this type of drill at Woodlawn School. FMC spoke of ways to get the community involved in case of emergency situations which could arise. Meeting adjourned. II Neighborhood Cleanup Neighborhood cleanup will be Friday Oc· tober I Oth. Make sure you have all items you wish to discard at your regular trash pickup site by 7:00 a.m. A reminder, re- Reminder Fall rains are just around the comer. Make sure your ditches and driveway tubes are clear of trash, debris and weeds. It is the property owners respon- The Visitors Center at the Union Pacific depot has a theater in the room at the east end of the depot. Every hour on the hour a film on the history of the City of Lawrence from 1854 to present is shown. The film is 28 minutes long and gives a look into the history of Lawrence. Progress in the Neighborhood Through the efforts of the N.L.I.A. President, Ted Boyle, the lights in the walkways in the U P. underpass are functioning again. Also. Ted has gotten estimates for repairing the guardrails along the walkways from Talley Welding. Ted is continuing to work with George Williams at the City Public Works Department to get this and other items repaired. Other News On August 22nd at 6:30 pm. the dedication of the "Mobility" art work at the U.P. Depot was held. N.L.I.A. Picnic September 8th 7:00PM! John Taylor Park 7th & Walnut Street HOVSEHOLD BATTERIES- A PROPER DISPOSAL QVIDE Q: Why are household batteries considered HAZARDOVSl A: Household batteries have a high potential to be corrosive, a characteristic used by the federal government to classify hazardous waste. Also, some of the major components of a battery - cadmium, mercury, zinc and lithium - have the potential to be environmentally hannful and injurious to humans if disposed improperly. Some examples are, (1) lithium batteries are highly reactive with water if their casings are disturbed, and (£) mercury button batteries can be lethal if ingested - a fact that is particularly important in households with children. Q: What is being done with the batteries turned into the Household Hazardous Waste collection! A: The batteries which can be recycled using today's available technology are sent to federally licensed battery recyclers. The remaining batteries are carefully packaged, and sent to a federally approved hazardous waste landfill for proper disposaL thereby diverting them from the municipal Batteries have become an integral part of our daily living, providing convenience for many. However, as advancements in technology continues to increase, so do the amounts of hazardous waste. Vnfortunately, proper disposal of this power supply is all too often overlooked. The City of Lawrence Waste Reduction and Recycling (WRIR) Division believes that pollution prevention begins at home. This collection program provides for the recycling and proper disposal of household batteries. If you have questions about other hazardous products in your home, call the WRIR Technical Assistance Line at A NICKEL (Nil FOR YOVR THOVCjHTSl Developing awareness of household batteries and their current use is essential to understanding the importance of this collection program. The following list provides facts about battery use and its impact on our solid waste stream: £.5 billiun dry cell batteries are sold in the VS each year An estimated 530,000 pounds of batteries require disposal daily Americans own over 900 million battery operated devices The average household batteries accounted for 89% of the mercury in the municipal solid waste stream Alkaline and carbon-zinc batteries are the most common types of batteries consumecL comprising 9093% of all batteries in the residential waste stream In a recent EPA study, nickel-cadmium (Ni-Cd) rechargeable batteries were found to contribute over 50% of the cadmium in the waste stream vJ R E (SOVRCB: Environmental Protection Agency (Ep.AJ. Franklin ' Assodales, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. Rorida Department of Environmental Resourtesl v p- lye: ~ �NORTH LAWRb.L~CE COURIER WINTER 1997 NEWSLETTER OF THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION WHAT IS THE NLJA ? The North Lawrence Improvement Association is a nonprofit neighborhood organization. Dues are $1 per year. Many NLIA projects, including this newsletter, are. paid for by Community Development Funding. Meetings/Members/zip Information The North Lawrence Improvement Association meets at 7:00 P.M. on the second Monday each month from October through May at the Odd Fellows Hall at 615 Lincoln Street. A potluck picnic is held the Second Monday in September at John Taylor Park at 7th & Walnut Streets. Everyone is encouraged to attend these meetings. Annual dues are $1.00 per household. The NLIA is YOU!! YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE ! ! Please join and attend any meetings you can. ············································· North Lawrence Improvement Association Officers President•Ted Boyle•842-7232 Vice Pres. •Rich Hedges•843-0498 Secretary•Jeff Joseph•841-1284 Treasurer•Colleen Tabbert •843-0071 ............................................. Minutes 10/14/96 NLIA Meeting The meeting was called to order at 7:08 p.m. Ted Boyle, President, introduced Christine Tonkovich. Ms. Tonkovich is current District Attorney for Douglas County. She is running as the Republican candidate for the D.A. office. Ms. Tonkovich was appointed acting District Attorney when Mark Knight resigned. She was campaigning for the D.A. office in the upcoming election. Alan Bowes from the Tenants to Homeowners spoke to the members in attendance about the Tenants to Homeowners and the Hand Addition programs. These programs are for low income individuals/families to help them become homeowners. Mr. Bowes also asked for public comment and support on these programs. Mr. Bowes would also like someone from North Lawrence to be a board member or liaison for the programs. There are currently 2 homes on North Seventh Street which are being prepared and Mr. Bowes hopes they will be occupied by Christmas. Martha Bach from the City of Lawrence Planning Dept. spoke concerning downzoning in North Lawrence. She said most of North Lawrence is zoned RS-2. Ms. Bach also said that the present request for development at 8th and Elm Street met city codes. If the residents of North Lawrence were interested in getting the rezoning, a petition should be submitted to the City Commission with a high percentage of residents signing the petition. Ms. Bach says she needs to research how rezoning would affect existing lots. John Chaney spoke to the group and apologized for his comments at the com- mission meeting. Mr. Chaney has a site plan for his proposed addition on Lincoln Street. The cul-de-sac he proposes will have only 5 lots on it, down from the original 6 lots. The lots will be around 10,000 square feet each. He also explained how the drainage would be handled on this addition. Mr. Chaney also gave some insight on rezoning. Marguerite Johnson gave the Treasurer's We received a check from report. Johnny's Up & Under for $425.00. This donation was from the bungee jump they held in their parking lot. This gives us a new balance of$462.04. Ted gave a report on a meeting that was held at the U.P. Depot concerning the Los Amigos Club. The Alcoholic Beverage Commission, Ron Olin Chief of Police, and nearby neighbors of the club were in attendance. Jesse Del Campo wants help to control the problems surrounding Los Amigos. Suggestions ranged from closing earlier to additional security. Los Amigos license renewal comes up in March 1997. Ted also mentioned that nothing has been decided on the Riverside Bar & Grill building since the fire recently. He says he is not sure that the owners are planning to rebuild at this time. Election of Officers was held. Ted Boyle was re-elected President, Rich Hedges was elected Vice-President, Jeff Joseph was elected Secretary and Colleen Tabbert was elected treasurer. Ellen Miller made a motion for adjournment. It was seconded by Jeff Joseph. Meeting adjourned at 8:35 p.m. NEXT N.L.I.A. MEETING MONDAY APRIL 14TH 7:00P.M. IOOF HALL �Page 2 NORTH LAWRENCE COURIER WINTER 1997 NEWSLETTER OF THE N.L.I.A. Minutes 11111196 NLIA Meeting The meeting was called to order at 7:03 p.m. Mr. Joe Snyder, principal for the new Free State High School, spoke, wanting to introduce himself to the different neighborhoods. He spoke of the transition from L.H.S. to the new Free State School. He also said for the first year it would be the choice of the juniors to choose which school they wanted to attend for their senior year. The new school will have all the same classes except for autotech shop and woodshop. The new school will not have a swimming pool either due to the cost. There will be approximately 77 classrooms. Mr. Snyder's secretary is Connie Kessinger. The phone number to reach them at is 832-5000. John Chaney thanked the NLIA for our recent support. He suggested we put together a list of improvements and building that we want to see in the neighborhood and to submit these ideas soon to the City Commission. He said Charlie Steinbacher will be in the area soon doing survey work for the upcoming sewer projects. Ted Boyle spoke of the study session that he and Jeff Joseph attended at City Hall on 11/6/96. The meeting was with the City Commission, City Staff and Department heads directly related to stormwater, sanitary sewers and zoning. George Williams and Roger Coffey were two ofthe speakers. Rich Hedges said that he had spoken with George Williams on 11/11/96 on the Maple Street storm sewer pump. George said the repairs and improvements should be complete within a couple of weeks. Ted said we need to put together goals and ideas of what we need and want for future development for the neighborhood. John Chaney advised making all lots that would be suitable for building to have elevations of at least 818 feet above sea leveL He also mentioned 7 5 to 100 ft lot frontage is probably best for the neighborhood. Anything wider the costs go up too much for the developers and this would most likely stifle growth completely in the neighborhood. It was suggested we speak to Linda Finger on the formation of ideas and actual wording by the City attorneys on our ideas. The treasurer's report said we had as of 11111/96- $392.97 in funds. Ted spoke of improvements being needed at the U.P. underpass such as new lighting and handrails for the walkway. This could be improved by CDBG money for the upcoming year. A vote was taken to buy turkeys for the Ballard Center upon request from Delores Todd. A vote was also taken to buy new books and supplies for the center. The vote was in opposition for the donations. The group is in favor of keeping as much money in the budget for NLIA as possible. Marguerite Johnson asked if we could offer a small donation to the Oddfellows for use of the hall and utilities. There was a motion and it was seconded to donate $25.00 to the halL The question was raised whether to have a Christmas lighting contest. It was voted upon and opposed for this year. Rich Hedges suggested to have a contest next year but to start it sooner and to get sponsorship from North Lawrence businesses. It was suggested that we give the Ballard Center $25 00 to assist a needy family at Christmas. The vote was passed. Meeting ended at 8:45 p.m. Minutes 1219/96 NLIA Meeting Members ofN.L.I.A. attended a study session and meeting at the U.P. Depot that pertained to the North Lawrence sewer system and the future plans and improvements that are in the works for this system. Engineers and City Staff spoke of the pump station and new relief sewer lines. Our regular monthly meeting was held at the depot as well immediately after the sewer meeting. The meeting subject was mainly about the Maple Street Development and 8th and Elm projects. Speaker Pete Moore, a realtor not a developer, said that they made a mistake by trying to build according to the City's zoning ordinance book Pete &aid the 8th and Elm project has been postponed for now due to infrastructure and drainage problems in the area. The second project Pete spoke about was the building of houses in the 700 block of Maple. These lots would be 60 feet wide. It was mentioned by the N.L.LA. that we were presently not impressed and opposed to the project due to the drainage, street and sewer problems in this area. Pett: then requested that N.L.l.A. rethink the idea of this project. Pete then mentioned that it was not feasable to build on bigger lots and much more expensive housing directly across the road from the U.P. tracks. Pete mentioned his people (owners) had already extended their funds on this project already and that they only have limited funds at this time. The houses that they' are planning on building are narrower in design which offer more side yard. Ted Boyle brought up the storm drainage problems in the area. Pete said that they are not trying to create more problems for anyone. Ted mentiom:d that the N.LI.A would like to see what this project would do to the neighborhood in the future. Pete mentioned that these houses are not government subsidized houses such as section 8. The question was raised that if we were to approve this project, would we (NLIA) be setting ourselves up for all other builders/developers in the future to build on 60 or 70 foot wide lots in the North Lawrence area. It was said that we don't want to contribute to our present problems. We want to alleviate! our problems. Pete wanted to know, what he needs to get N.L.LA approval? What improvements besides the drainage? Ted questioned whether there were large entire �site 'plans of the whole development available? Meeting adjourned at 9:25 p.m. Minutes 1113197 NLIA Meeting The meeting opened at 7:05. Ted Boyle asked if there were any questions pertaining to the 700 block of Maple housing project. There were no questions. Ed Stroda, the developer, spoke offering information on the project. He brought blueprints and an overall site plan. Ed stated no actual sewer improvements would be made. There would be storm drainage improvements including all new tubes for the new homes, the main ditch would be cut deeper for better drainage to the east. Ted then asked if any improvements would be made to Maple Street., Ed said he wouldn't expect any except for the ditches and tubes. Ted then spoke that there may be a controversy on the upcoming sanitary sewer improvements. Mr. Shellhorn & Mr. Dwayne Moller landowners of property that may be used for the I st lift station replacement have concerns. Ted spoke of our requests for C.D.B.G. funds. The money would be used for a computer, N.L.l.A. operating expenses & guardrails for the north side of the U.P. underpass. Adjourned at 8:00. Minutes 2110/97 NLIA Meeting Speaker Marian Abegg came to us saying the Free State Walkers are planning a June 14th walk in North Lawrence. She was wanting input from the neighborhood about any historical sites that the group could walk by on their walk. Speaker John Scanlan works with Habitat for Humanity came to the meeting telling us of the desire to put a new single-family home on North 8th Street. Ted told Mr. Scanlan we must see a site plan before we can approve of anything. The site plan should involve the home, lot size, drainage improvements, etc. The group also mentioned to Mr. Scanlan about flooding that happens in this area. Mr. Scanlan satd he would check into the flooding and these problems in the area before they would buy the property. They don't want to buy a lot that Richard has wouldn't be buildable. drawn up a rough draft of ideas that N.L.I.A. would like to present to the City for the new building tor the future of North Lawrence. It was voted on by the N.L.l.A. to send a letter of approval to the City on Ed Stroda's project on Maple Street. It did receive approval to go ahead on the project as long as they went according to the information that had been presented to the N.L.I.A. on the development. Issues of concern pertaining to the development were lot size, drainage, house size, etc. The group visited about the desire on future development to allow for gravel driveways in the neighborhood for better drainage. There was a discussion over the anticipation of the future growth for the north and east parts of North Lawrence. One area is Hickory Street and to the north. There is speculation that developers are presenting information to city staff on this area. Ted told the group of the requests for C.D.B.G. money and it's use. Meeting adjourned at 8:10. Page 3 NORTH LAWRENCE COllRIER WINTER 1997 NEWSLETTER OF THE N.L.l.A. renee Memorial Hospital. The course included participants from throughout the state. Participants represented law enforcement, fire, EMS and emergency management agencies, and funeral homes. Participants learned how quickly mass fatalities can overwhelm local resources, and the need for preplanning. By the end of the three day course, participants were motivated and excited about the planning process for such an incident. Neighborhood Cleanup Neighborhood cleanup will be Friday April II th. Make sure you have all items you wish to discard at your regular trash pickup site by 7:00 a.m. A reminder, remove all nails from boards and place broken glass in suitable containers and mark it to prevent any injuries. Neigltborhood Garage Sale The Jrd annual North Lawrence Garage/Yard sale will be held Saturday May lOth. Call Delores Todd @ 842-- FREE STATE WALKERS 7892 for further information. On Saturday June 14th, the Free State Walkers are planning a walk starting at the Visitors Center at the restored U.P. Depot through the North Lawrence neighborhood. Anyone interested in the walk is welcome to join in. Marian Abegg would like to know of any historic homes or sites in North Lawrence that could be incorporated into the walk. Anyone with this type of information may contact either Marian @ 864-4720 (work) or 843-0636 (home) or Carol Church@ 842-3542. Voting ln(ormation Douglas County Emergency Management The following information comes from the Douglas County Emergency Management. Douglas County Emergency Management hosted a Mass Fatalities Incident Response course January 27-29 at Law- ©©© The next city election is Tuesday April I st for election of City Commissioners and School Board Members. The voting place will be at Woodlawn School. In the General Election in November the North Lawrence precinct had a 59.7 % turnout and a 22 % turnout in the primary election in February. Make sure you vote on election day ! ! ! Fb Reminder Spring is just around the corner and so are the spring rains. Make sure your ditches and driveway tubes are clear of trash, debris and weeds. It is the property owners responsibilty to keep ditches clea adjacent to their property. Take pride in keeping the neighborhood clean and help prevent a dangerous situation from happening by having the ditches clear so water can move through them not around them. �Recycling Drop-off Sites Aluminum, Plastics, Paper, Glass, Metals, Used Motor Oll and Antifreeze Com.u1unity Recycling Center Metals Wal * Mart 3300 Iowa (buybaclta-ferroua and non£errou•l •Aluminum cans and foils • Kaw Motors and Salvage Co. 1549 N 3rd •Steel "tin cans" •Glass: Clear, Brown, Blue, Green •Corrugated Cardboard 913-843-2533 •Lonnie's Recycling Lawrence Guide to Recycling ~RE.f\t~ '"~·(<' ~~ Curbside Recycling ~eye'- ----- (for a fee) --------- ---- •Conservation Resources 913-842-1167 •Eco Services 913-841-1615 501 Maple •Mixed Paper 913-841-48!5!5 •White Office Paper •Plastic Beverage: ll.and 12 •Newspaper Polystyrene Peanuts Newspaper Drop-Off Sites •Alvin's IGA 9th and Iowa (Clean and Iny) •Douglas County Fairgrounds •Magazines •Catalogues • Pack and Ship Express 738 New Hampshire Dillons Food Stores IBtore Locations) 1740 Massachusetts 3000W 6 1015 w 23 •The Mail Box 3115 w 6th • Postnet Postal 2540 Iowa, Suite J • AlumlnuDl can buy-back • MUk and soda bottles •City Garage at 1141 Haskell 613 N 2nd •Hobby Lobby 6th and Kasold •Lawrence High School 1908 Loulaiana •Lonnie's Re.cycling 501 Maple Grass and Leaf Collection 8 am to 5 pm Mon.- Fri. Antifreeze · •State Radiator located at Wal*Mart 33001owa Used Motor Oll • Grocery sacks • Credit for sack reuse 2110 Harper •Community Recycling •Wal*Mart Auto Center at 3300 Iowa During Regular Business Hours •Jiffy Lube at 914 W 23rd During Regular Business Hours uone touch ofnature makes the whole world kin, , , .. , .. William Shakespeare •Curbside Pickup Monday is city wide curbside collection for grass and leaves. Collection period is March through December. ·Cart Rental 65 gallon and 90 gallon rollout carts are available for rent. Call 832-3032 for more information. �KSU HORTICULTURE REPOKT MOWING YOUR LAWN r ~. . Mowing height mainly depends on the kind of grass and time of year. The various kinds of grasses have individual growth habits needing different mowing heights. Be sure the mower is set at the right height for the kind of grass you are mowing. Cool-season ~luegrass, tall fescue and rye grass-are mowed taller than wann-season grasses because of their erect growth habit. Because hot weather is a stress for cool-season grasses, they should be cut higher during the summer than in spring and fall. The additional foliage helps insulate the ground against heat, furnishes more food-producing area and maintains deeper roots during hot weather. Do not mow too tall, however, or the grass will become coarse, stemmy and often mat down. Mowing cool-season grasses too short during hot weather places the turf under a stress requiring excessive watering. Repeated short, infrequent mowing causes thin, weak turf which will eventually be taken over by weeds. Avoid sudden and drastic lowering of cutting height (scalping) as this seriously diminishes root growth. Mowing heights for wann-season grasses-bennudagrass, buffalograss and zoysiagrass-are shorter than for coolseason grasses because their leaves are produced on runners (stolons) which grow close to the ground. Warm-season grasses grow best during the summer, so there is no need to raise the summer mowing height to protect them from heat stress. Bennudagrass and zoysiagrass build up excessive thatch when mowed taller than recommended. There is a strong correlation between mowing height and thatch accumula· tion. Grasses lose their drought resistance when a thick Recommended Mowins Heights for Home Lawn. IU.nking of Tolerance to Short Mowing Bermudagras.s Bluegrass Buffalograss Ryegrass Tall fescue Zoysiagrass Bennudagrass Zoysiagrass Buffalograss Ryegrass Bluegrass Tall fescue Mowing is one of the most important factors in maintaining a good lawn. Corrett mowing produces a neat, even, well-groomed appearance that is a source of personal pride and satisfaction. A lawn's density, vigor, water consumption, weed infestation and resistance to weather stress is largely affected by how one mows. The effectiveness of other lawn maintenance-fertilizing, watering, weed control-depends on proper mowing. But. there is more to proper mowing than just cutting the grass. Important Mowing Factors • • • • • • • • Mowing Height Mowing Frequency Sharp Blade Clippings Mowing Pattern Mower Operation Mower Selection Mowing Safety How High to Mow 1-2 inches 2-3 inches 1V1-3 inches 2-3 inches 3-3V1 inches 1-3 inches COMPLIMENTS OF: oo - ro,.,.r"~'l"\' ,..,.,. ~·COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE ~ .:.""~ 0 ~- .-;.T· E KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY :·J:,, .:> • : .• :::. MANHATTAN KANSAS 0 0 : _ 0 0 : ' 0. • ; .- 0 .. 0 ·. :: .. s ·~~·~ :3-J'.~ ~~ • 0 t Best Least �!more than/: 1nchl layer of thatch builds up. Mowing he1ght and frequency .lie the two mo~t 1mporunt aspects of mowing and also the two most otten Lione w.:urrectly. They are closely interrelated and of equal 1mportJJ1-:e How Often to Mow It takes frequent, consistent mowing to produce a highquality. attractive lawn. It is best not to remove more than one-third of the total leaf length at any one mow mg. Waiting too long before mowing and then taking .off most of the leaf tissue is a severe shock: to the grass. This causes stubble, thinning out. excessive clippings. curtailment oi root growth and requires unnecessary watering for the grass to recover. Mowing grass that has grown much too tall is hard on the mower, takes longer to mow, produces an abundance of "hay" that must be removed and is generally an inefficient. harmful practice. In the summer, removing too much leaf area often results in sun scalding (turning white) of the lower leaves and stems. Base the mowing frequency on the growth rate of the grass rather than on a set time schedule. This may require mowing twice a week. in the: spring, every two weeks m the summer and once a week. in the fall. Weather conditions. which vary during the growing season, mostly determine how fast the grass grows, but watering and fertilizing also affect growth rate. The shorter a lawn is maintained, the more often it must be mowed so as not to take off more than one-third of the leaf. Use the table at the bottom of this page as a guide for when to mow and how much to remove. [f mowing is delayed because of weather conditions or vacations. it is advisable to raise the mowing height for the first mowing and gradually decrease the height in subsequent mowings until the original mowing height is attained. Check the cutting height on a sidewalk or drive. Keep the Mower Blade Sharp The k.ey to a quality mowing job is a sharp blade. Dull blades beat and tear the grass. leaving frayed leaf tips causing a whitish cast to the lawn. Sharp blades improve energy efficiency by cutting cleaner and quicker with less power. Sharp blades are est>Ccially important to zoysiagrass. ryegrass and tall fescue. Inspect the blade after each mowing for nicks and dullness. The amount of mowing, kind of grass and debris struck determine the frequc:ncy of blade sharpening. It is a good idea to have an extra sharp blade on hand. Don't cut off more than one-third of the gmss. When to Mow (To remove one--third) Sh•rp Mow•t 8/ad• '~~~~~~~~ Dull Mow•r B,.d• Your mowing height ~ linch 1'12 inches 2 inches 2'12 inches 3 inches Sharp blades cut cleaner, quicker, and require less energy. 2 Mow when grass gets this taU 11/l inches 2'(1inches 3 inches 3'/.inches 4V1 inches 3~inches S'l~inches 4 inches 6 inches Amount of grass removed (one--third) 1/ inch 2 lf.inch 1 inch 1'1, inches lY2 inches 13f. inches 2 inches �Mowing Pattern It is a good idea to mow from a different angle t!al:h tim<! so that soil compaction and turf wear from the mo-wer wheels will be more uniformly distributed over the la-wn. Grass blades tend to lean in the direction of mowing. Th1s pattern can be minimized by mowing in different d1recuons. When mowing without a catcher. it is a good pracliCt! to mow in a clockwise direction, throwing the grass away from the building, walks and drive. Afterwards. throw the clippings away from the uncut grass by mowing counter· clockwise. Most exhausts for clippings are on the right side of the mower. Repeatedly mowing over clippings that ha~·e been thrown on uncut grass is hard on the mower. wastes energy and results in a poor cut. This is not a problem with mulching mowers, however as they discharge the clippmgs beneath the mower deck. Establish several mowing patterns that result in as few turns as possible. This not only speeds up mowing time. but reduces damage to the turf by mower wheels when turning. Clippings: Catch or Let Fall? Clipping removal is largely dependent on mowing frequency. If you mow often enough. the short clippings will filter down into the turf and do not have to be removed. Excess clippings from infrequent mowing exclude sunlight and favor disease development when wet. From the standpoint of reducing shock to the grass, it is best never to let the grass get tall enough so the clippings stay on top. Using a mulching mower is another way to deal with clippings. Mulching mowers cut the grass and then recut the clippings. This makes the clippings smaller and lets them filter more easily into the turf. Mulching mowers should not be an excuse for letting the grass grow tall and then taking off more than one-third of the grass. In fact, they do not work well on tall or wet grass. The principles of mo\Ying height and frequency also apply to mulching mowers. If the grass is mowed frequently enough there is no need for a mulching mower. If you are in the market for a new lawnmower then a mulching mower would be a good purchase, if not, there is no urgency to buy a mulcher. Clippings do not contribute to permanent thatch because they contain 85 to 90 percent water and soft tissue which shrinks and decomposes readily. Clippings return about 25 percent of the fertilizer when they fall to the soil and are a source of organic fertilizer. Mower Operation Operate the mower at a safe speed (3 to 5 mph), this will cut the grass cleanly and thoroughly. Excessive speed causes the mower to bounce and cut unevenly. Slow down when making sharp turns to avoid damage to the turf. Malee wide, gradual turns when possible. Keep the mower properly adjusted and watch for loose or broken parts. Check the engine oil level each time you fill up with gas and change it according to the manual. Air cleaners need frequent cleaning, especially when mowing in dusty conditions. Grease wheels, bearings, chains and shafts according to the directions. Become thoroughly familiar with the operator's manual. Clean dirt and grass from the mower housing immediately after mowing or it becomes dry and hard to remove. A putty knife is handy for this purpose. Also, wash off the mower, but do not get water on the hot engine. Mowing Wet Grass It is best to mow when the grass is dry, but during rainy weather, it is better to mow wet grass than let it get too tall. Dry grass is easier to mow and doesn't stick to the mower as badly. Wet clippings stain buildings, concrete and clothing and clump together on the lawn. Mowing New Lawns Newly planted bluegrass, fescue and ryegrass should be mowed at 2 inches as soon as the grass becomes 3 inches tall. It does not hurt new grass to mow it. In fact, it is harmful to let the new grass get tall and then cut it back. This is a shock to the grass and results in ~oarse stubble. New zoysiagrass, bermudagrass and buffalagrass should be mowed at 1 to 1Y; inches as soon as there is anything to mow. The idea is to make it spread rather than grow upright New grass is quite succulent and tends to stick to the mower for the fint few mowings. Try to mow on a warm, dry afternoon or evenioJ. Avoid watering a day or two before mowing. Mow (Rqucntly to encourage the grass to spread and thick:ea:. Mower Selection Select a mower large enough to mow the lawn in a reasonable amount of time, but small enough to be maneuverable. Be sure the mowing height is adjustable within the range recommended for your grass. Select an engine with sufficient power and check on availability of parts and service. Two basic types of mowers are used for lawns-the reel mower and the rotary mower. Both types have certain advantages as well as some disadvantages. The reel mower produces a smooth cut. runs quietly, is more energy efficient. usually doesn't scalp on uneven ground and doesn't throw hard objects. They are especially good for close-cut turf (1 inch or less). Disadvantages are that reel mowers are relatively expensive, won't cut high grass or weeds, and must be adjusted and sharpened by a professional. Rotary mowers are relatively inexpensive, cut high grass and weeds, and are easy to sharpen and maintain. They can be dangerous, are noisy, take more power than reel mowers and may scalp uneven close-cut turf. Don't Bump Trees With Lawnmowers Bumping young and thin-barked trees with a lawnmower causes serious injury, reducing growth and vigor of the tree. What seems like only a minor bruise later enlarges into a deep wound destroying the cambium (growth) tissue just under the bark. Repeated bumping each time the lawn is mowed may result in eventual death of the tree. It is better to trim grass by hand than to injure or kHI the trees. Nylon cord trimmers can also injure young and thinbarked trees. Maintain a cultivated or mulched area 1 to 1~ feet in all directions from the trunk. 3 �Safety II Power mowers can be dangerous and cause serious injury. Become familiar with the equipment. use good judgement and be safety minded. 11 Read the operator's manual for safety instructions. 11 Pick up all debris before each mowing. 11 Keep children and pets a safe distance from mowers. 11 Keep feet and hands from blades when starting and running engine. II Wear sturdy shoes and long pants. II Operate mower at a safe: speed of tra\ d. Always push mower rather than pull It l0\1. :1rd :n)u II Watch your footing on steep slopes and v..:t ~r:1s' II Don't leave a running engine unattended. II Refuel the engine only when it is shut off and ..:ool. II Wear goggles when op<:rating cord trimmers JnJ power edgers. II Stop engine and disconnect spark plug w1re before working on engine or blade. II Keep the mower in good repair and adjustment. LArry D. Leuthold Extension Turfgrass Specialist Jack Fry Assistant Professor, Turfgrass Cooperative Extension Service, Manhattan, Kansas MF-1155 June 1994 lssued in furtherance of Cooperative Extension Work, act$ of May 8 and June 30, 1914, as amended. Kansas State University, County Extension Councils, and United States Department of Agriculture Cooperating, Richard D. Wootton, Associate Director. All educational programs and materials available without discrimination 1>n the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. File Code: Horticulture & Landscaping 7 AB6-94-l5M. �NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CONTACT: City of Lawrence, Kansas Waste Reduction and Recycling Division 3 March, 1997 Mollie Mangerich Operations Supervisor (913) 832-3030 SAFE DISPOSAL FOR HOUSEHOLD BATTERIES IS IN THE BAG! (Lawrence, Kansas) Ever go to pitch that used battery in the trash and wonder if there was a bener way LO dispose of it? Well, look no farther! The City's Waste Reduction and Recycling Division has partnered with Hamm Companies to make the proper disposal of household batteries a hit easier for Lawrence and Douglas County residents. A resealable, reusable plastic bag has been designed and produced by Hamm Companies for distribution through the City's Waste Reduction and Recycling Division. Lawrence households may now store unusable batteries in this bag until it is convenient to bring to a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event. Staff and volunteers will remove your batteries and return you bag! For Douglas County households interested in receiving a "battery bag" --please contact the Waste Reduction and Recycling Division at 832-3030. Household hazardous waste collection occurs on the third Saturday of the month, April through October at the Douglas County Public Works yard located at 711 E. 23rd Street. Hours are 8:00a.m. - 12:00 noon. Collection Dates: Saturday, April 19 Saturday, May 17 Saturday, June 21 Saturday, July 19 Saturday, August 16 Saturday, September 20· Saturday, October 18 �NORTH LAWRENCE CALENDAR OF EVENTS Tuesday April 1st- City Wide Election- Polling Place- Woodlawn School Friday April lith- North Lawrence Neighborhood Cleanup Monday April 14th- N.L.I.A. April Meeting- I.O.O.F. Hai'l 7:00p.m. Saturday May 1Oth -North Lawrence Neighborhood Garage Sale Monday May 12th- N.L.I.A. May Meeting .. I.O.O.F. Hall 7:00p.m. tv099 S)I'~~u~JM-e1 L£t 'ON l~UU~d p~-ed ~il"elSOd ~W~I ){Ina 8V£~-vv099 S)J'~~u~lM-e1 l~~llS U{O~uq 10~ NOllVI;JOSSV lN3W3.A01IdWI 3:JN31IMV'1 Hl1ION �NORTH LAWRENCE CALENDAR OF EVENTS North Lawrence ImprovementAssoci~.ion 310 Elm Street Lawrence, KS 66044 Bulk Rate U.S. Pnstnge PAID Permit Nn. 437 lawrence, KS NLIAPicnic September 14-7:00 p.m. John Taylor Park Shelter House. PotLuck. NLIA will provide drinks and tableware. All Welcome. NLIA Meeting and Elect Officers October 12-7:00 p.m IOOF Hal~ 6th and Lincoln NLIAMeeting November 9-7:00 p.m. IOOF Hall, 6th and Lincoln C.t,f0.~~ 0 f ~_s •LJ. j7 H •• n ~Vl'V'G 0o4 ( - i . ~-·~- Woodlawn News Enrollment. ................. August 10 School Opens ............ August 21 Kindergarten .............. August 24 Meetings I Membership Information YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!! CHRIS'S FRESH MARKET PLACE • 608 North 2nd Street ..................... PREMIERE VIDEO • 923 North 2nd Street * * * * *-* * * * * NEWSLETTER OF THE NORTI! lAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION What is theN. L. I. A. ? The Following Neighborhood Merchants Help Support the North Lawrence Improvement Association and Their Neighborhood. We Thank Them for Their Support. Support Them by Patronizing Their Businesses. ********** JAMES GANG AUTOMOTIVE • 300 Locust Street ********** JOHNNYSTAVERN • 410 North 2nd Street ********** LONNIE'S RECYCLING • SO I Maple Street ********** O'REILLY'S AUTOMOTIVE • 906 North 2nd Street ********** Summer/Fall 1998 The North Lawrence Improvement Association is a nonprofit neighborhood organization. Dues are $1 per year. Many NLIA projects, including this newsletter, are paid for by Community Development Funding. The North Lawrence Improvement Association meets at 7:00 P.M. on the second Monday each month from October through May at the Odd Fellows Hall at 615 Lincoln Street. A potluck picnic is held the Second Monday in September at John Taylor Park at 7th & Walnut Streets. Everyone is encouraged to attend these meetings. Annual dues are $1.00 per household. NLIA Meeting December 14- 7:00p.m. IOOF Hall, 6th and Lincoln NORTH LAWRENCE COURIER The NLIA is YOU!! Please join and attend any meetings you can. North Lawrence Improvement Association Officers President • Ted Boyle • 842-7232 Vice President • Rich Hedges Secretary • Jeff Joseph • 841-1284 Treasurer • Colleen Tabbert • 843-0071 Neighborhood Cleanup North Lawrence cleanup with limb pick up - October 9, Friday. Have limbs at trash pick up place, free of metal and trash, and 4 tires per residence. Lonnie Faler of Lonnie's Recycling will follow the City trucks and pick up metal items that the city will not pick up. Minutes N. L. I. A. Meeting February 9, 1998 Our guest speaker was Rich Barr with the City of Lawrence Fire Department. He talked about flre safety and other related issues. Rich said Lawrence usually has 1-1.5 million dollars lost on the area due to flre per year. Residential property loss is the greatest. Smoke detectors are a law now, he said. The use of space heaters are quite dangerous and are a risk. Things near a heater can easily be ignited. It's very important to know that smoke detectors are inexpensive and very beneficial. They are very effective. He also said not to use regular extension cords, use power strips instead. Ted spoke of the guard rails/hand railings for the Union Pacific underpass and the ............................................. Reminder: Make sure your ditches and driveway tubes are clear of trash, debris and weeds. It is the property owners responsibility to keep ditches clean adjacent to their property. Take pride in keeping the neighborhood clean and help prevent a dangerous situation from happening by having the ditches clear so water can move through them, not around them. recent bid of $20,000+ by Bob Talley being submitted to the City of Lawrence. He said George Williams and Mike Wildgen will be looking at the project very soon. There is a good possibility of this being taken care of by Capital Improvement Funding. We also spoke of the recent blight and environmental cedes and the possible changes coming up. End of meeting. Minutes N. L. I. A. Meeting March 16,1998 March meeting was postponed one week due to bad weather on March 9, 1998. Our guest speaker for the meeting was Officer Tom Moore from the Lawrence Police Department. He presently works with the Special Projects Unit. City of Lawrence population is 80-90 thousand people now. Officers are now constantly on call. They most generally go call to call to call. L.P.D. received about 71,000 calls in 1997. From these 71,000 calls there were about 18,000 actual reports made. They have 10 detectives now on the force. These men usually work about 450 cases a year. He compared North Lawrence to the Oakland area ofTopeka. Mr. Moore spoke of neighborhood watch groups. He said they work best when it is not over a 1 to 2 block area. If the area is bigger than this it gets too spread out. The idea is to help watch your own neighborhood, knowing the vehicles coming and going into the area, your area's homes and to be able to notice strange happenings in the area. It's good to be nosey to help the neighborhood! There are steps you can take to protect your own home and property. Upgrade your home with deadbolts on all exterior doors, locks on all windows, security �I Page 2 signs and security lighting. On your door locks and jams you should have at least 2 1/2" screws for security on your door face plates. Keep your shrubs and trees trimmed low around the house. Also, be mentioned bow inexpensive security lighting is now, the type with motion detectors, and how effective it is. Mr. Moore also mentioned labeling/marking your personal belongings; guns, stereos, T.V.s, VCR, etc. Something to identify your belongings if they were to get stolen or recovered. He mentioned the area of23rd to 31st, Louisiana Street to Iowa being the worst area now for burglary and theft. The neighborhood watch signs are $20.00/sign and are recommended at each end of the block. Ted spoke that it could be a possibility to use CDBG funds for signs in the area. Mrs. Lowther of 509 N. St. said they have scrapped the idea of the home that was burned being used as an art studio/building. The City of Lawrence was not responsive to the project. The house will now be used for agricultural purposes. The house will be possibly turned into a greenhouse or something like this. It won't be used for retail sales. Meeting adjourned. Minutes N. L. I. A. Meeting April 13, 1998 Ken Daring with F.M.C. spoke. He mentioned North Lawrence is an area of having the possibility of a chemical spill. F.M.C., the Union Pacific tracks and truck traffic are all potential candidates for problems. He visited about Shelter In Place. This is where you would have a plan for safety to stay in your home in case of an actual emergency due to a chemical spill. There are many things to have ready for this situation such as flashlights, food, portable battery powered radio, first a kit, to name a few. It would be advised to go to a small room centrally located within your home. You should turn off all fans, NCs and furnaces and close all windows, during Shelter In Place. Paul Studebaker spoke on the Summer/Fal£1998 ground water situation. The update recently is that there is no significant change since last year on the water problem. F.M. C. will be putting in a green space, planting area which would include a wild life area as well on the South and East sides of the plant. A walking trail would also be included. May 9th will be the North Lawrence Area garage sale within the community. Ted brought up the idea of getting names of persons and locations of where they live in case of any of the previously mentioned problems of chemical spills or emergencies. This will be an ongoing job for our residences and many agencies within the city to identify the locations and to help in case of an actual emergency. Minutes ofN. L. I. A. May 11,1998 Mary Ann Middleton, with the American Legion, spoke on getting a city wide effort to get everyone to fly the American flag. This would start on Memorial Day and run through Veterans's Day. Ted and Debbie Chalender went to City Hall and spoke up on building on properties in the flood plain. The were suggesting that the city look at the ideas that we had discussed and suggested in September, 1997. The City will be looking at this soon. Ted said we need to stay on the storm water issues and flooding. Ted spoke of a F.M.C. siren being installed and a new plan to educate the public for possible emergency situations. The NUA picnic will be the second Monday in September at John Taylor Park, 6:00 p.m. 217.19 checking, 33 petty cash and a total of 36 members. Norlh Lawrence Courier Would You Need Help??? In the event of an emergency that required you to evacuate your home, would you need assistance? The North Lawrence Improvement Association is trying to identify residents in the neighborhood that would need assistance in the event of a major disaster that would require the evacuation of the area. If you are handicapped or disabled, and would require assistance to evacuate your home in case of an area wide emergency, we want to help get this information to the Douglas County Emergency Preparedness Center. All we need is your address, you do not have to give your name if you wish. Contact Ted Boyle @ 842-7232 or Rich Hedges 843-0498 so we can pass this information to the Emergency Preparedness people. If you know of a neighbor that may need this assistance, make sure they know that help is available if they want it. New Floodplain Regulations New Floodplain Fill Properties the Following Regulations shall apply: 1. No fill dirt shall be placed closer than 5' to the perimeter lot line(s). 2. Fill dirt shall be placed on a lot so that it does not exceed a 3:1 slope. U. P. Depot I Visitor's Center 3. Where additional elevation is needed to meet the requirements in the City Code [re: Chapter 20, Article 9A, Section 9A07], over the height which can be achieved from a 3:1 slope, the additional elevation shall be met through the use of vertical walls and the development of non-residential areas e.g., garages, crawl spaces with gravel floors, or similar structurally sound designs, as part of the residential structure. The Visitor's Center at the Union Pacific Depot has a theater in the room at the east end of the depot. Every hour on the hour a film on the history of the City of Lawrence from 1854 to present is shown. The film is 28 minutes long and gives a look into the history of Lawrence. North Lawrence Improvement Association offers $100.00 Reward for Infonnation leading to the arrest and conviction of person or persons vandalizing public or private property. 842-7232 I North Lawrence Courier Page3 Summer/Falll998 HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE PROCjRAM HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES Homes are fuU of hazardous substances. Detergents, degreasers, household cleaners, automotive lubricants, paint strippers, stain removers. and do-it~yourself aids have made our homes miniature chemical warehouses. These substances may be poisonous, flammable, corrosive, reactive or carcinogenic. Improper disposal may contaminate the air, the soil, or water and endanger the environment. Many substances are not readily biodegradable, and concentrate in food chains. Improper use of these products can present a danger to health. They may be ingested. absorbed through the skin, or inhaled. Hazardous products present two types of dangers to health and the environment: acute or chronic. Acute effects are immediate and characterized by severe symptoms with a sudden reaction. Chronic effects are gradual and occur through repeated exposure over an extended period of time. To avoid these scenarios, the best thing to do with a leftover product is to use it aU according to the label directions or find someone that will use it. Some household hazardous substances, including batteries, used motor oil, and antifreeze can be recycled. Proper disposaL for many household hazardous substances, is utilizing a Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Collection Facility. WHAT TO EXPKT During our HHW collection program, Douglas County residents may bring in. at no cost household hazardous materials. Citizens volunteering on-site for the program will direct you to the unloading site, record tracking information, unload your vehide, and record and pack your hazards in drums for shipment. The process happens within a few minutes without you having to get out of your vehide! Some of the materials with reuse potential are offered back to the public through our Product Reuse Program. Many products are shipped to be recycled or used as alternative derived fuel. Hazardous waste items are disposed of properly in a federally-approved hazardous waste landfill or high temperature incinerator. MATERIAL ACCEPTED AT THE FAOLITY P£ST CON'TROL PRODUCTS Pesticides Fungicides Herbicides Roach & Ant Killers Rat & Mice Killers Insecticides Arsenicals Botanicals Carbonates Chlorinated Hydrocarbons Organic Phosphates HOUSEHOLD a.EANINQ PRODUCTS Oven Cleaners Toilet Cleaners Drain Cleaners Disinfectants Rug Cleaners Floor Cleaners Abrasive Cleaners&. Powders Photographic Chemicals Ammonia Based Cleaners Furniture Polish Bleach Cleaners Mothballs Pool Chemica~ PAINTS AND HOBBY SUPPLlES Enamel or Oil Based Paints Rust Inhibiting Paints Thinners&. Turpentine OTY OF LAWRENCE-DOUQ!.AS CO. Furniture Strippers WooJ Preservatives Stains & Fmtshes HHW COUECTION FAOLITY. Open for drop off, third Saturdays, April through October. Location: Douglas County Public Works Yard711 E. 23rd Tum South from 23rd on either side of overpass. AUTOMOTIVE PRODVCTS Antifreeze Transmission Fluids Brake Fluids MlSCELI.ANEOUS PRODUCTS Household Batteries Nail Polishes&. Removers Hair & Deodorant Aerosol Sprays MATERIAL NOT ACCEPTED AT THE FACILITY Infectious Wastes !Medical) Radioactive Wastes !Smoke Alarms) Explosives Ammunition Asbestos Ruorescent Light Tubes Compressed (ias Cylinders Vnknown Materials (No Labels) NO BVSINESS WASTE ACCEPTED Thls ract shct!t producc:d b)' the Waste Rcductnm ~nd Re~:'-dmg Dt•lS!,1n For more: tnform:ltlon cal! 785-83.!-3030 •~ ·-- .. -vJ. 'R.E 1y ...,i'" C'~ WASTE REDUCTION&.. RECYCLING 832-3030 �i NORTH LAWRENCE CALENDAR OF EVENTS Monday March 9th- N.L.I.A. March Meeting- /.O.O.F. Hall 7:00P.M. Guest speakers - Lawrence Police Department ~·- ,._ ~ WHAT IS THE N.L.LA. ? The Monday April 13th- N.L.I.A. October Meeting- l.O.O.F. Hall 7:00PM Guest speakers- F.M.C. Corp. update NORTH LAWRENCE COURIER North Lawrence Improvement Association is a nonprofit neighborhood organization. Dues are $1 per year. Many NLIA projects, including this newsletter, are paid for by Community Development Funding. Friday April 1Oth -North Lawrence Neighborhood Cleanup Meetings/Membership Information Saturday May 9th - North Lawrence Neighborhood Garage Sales The North Lawrence Improvement Association meets at 7:00 P.M. on the second Monday each month from October through May at the Odd Fellows Hall at 615 Lincoln Street. A potluck picnic is held the Second Monday in September at John Taylor Park at 7th & Walnut Streets. Everyone is encouraged to attend these meetings. Annual dues are $1.00 per household. Monday May lith- N.L.I.A. May Meeting -l.O.O.F. Hall 7:00P.M. The NLIA is YOU!! YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE ! ! Please join and attend any meetings you can. North Lawrence Improvement Association Officers President•Ted Boyle•842-723 2 Vice Pres.•Rich Hedges•843-0498 Secretary•Jeff Joseph•841-1284 Treasurer•Colleen Tabbert •843-0071 vt099 S)!':l~U:lJMBl L£t ·oN_liWJ:ld Pllld :l2lllS0d :llll<I :>fins 8t£S-tt099 S)!':l~U:lJMBl l:l:l.llS uto~un rosN.Ol.L VDOSSV .LN.3Y\13AO<IdV'll 3:)N.3<IMVl HD:!ON. NEXT N.LI.A. MEETING MONDAY MARCH 9TH 7:00P.M. IOOF HALL Winter 1998 NEWSLETTER OF THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION WOODLAWN NEWS Woodlawn School is participating in the Dillon's receipt program. Collect those gold receipts and turn them in to the Woodlawn office. They have been a valuable resource in the past. Through this program, we have been able to receive a new computer with printer, software, Geo Safari, a full size skeleton, !ego table, tunnel, teaching clock, busy table, a basketball goal for the Kindergarten, 35mm camera, lazer discs and books. We are also doing the "Campbell's Labels for Education" program. Cut labels off Campbell's Soup, Tomato Juice & Ramen Noodles, Open Pit BBQ Sauce, Swanson's soup;, Pepperidge Farms soups, Prego Sauces, V8 Juice, Franco American gravy and pasta products; UPC codes from Pepperidge Farms cookies, crackers, croutons & frozen items, Swanson's frozen dinners, broths & Great Start breakfasts; lids from Vlasic pickles, V* & Tomato juices, Pace Picanti sauce, Milwaukee's Pickles, Campbell's Ramen Noodle & microwave soups. These can be used to receive equipment for the school. Woodlawn School will be having a Talent Show/Ice Cream Social on Thursday May 7th at the gym. We have a lot of talented people here at Woodlawn. Come and enjoy the evening with us. Please cht:ck with Woodlawn's office to confirm this day and time as the date gets closer. Every year the Woodlawn PTO purchases a number of Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun tickets and have these available at discounted prices. These tickets are available to anyone on a first come, first serve basis until they are gone. For infonnation on these tickets, contact Deb Vannicola, Woodlawn secretary and PTO treasurer, at the school office or at my home number, 842-4538. Neighborhood Cleanup Neighborhood cleanup will be Friday April lOth. Make sure you have all items you wish to discard at your regular trash pickup site by 7:00 a.m. A reminder, remove all nails from boards and place suitable glass broken rn containers and mark it to prevent any injuries. Lonnie Faler of Lonnie's Recycling will follow the City trucks and pickup and metal items that the city will not pickup. Reminder Spring rains are just around the �I J Page 2 - NORTH LAWRENCE COURIER . WINTER 1998 NEWSLETTER OF THE N.L.I.A. corner. Make sure your ditches and driveway tubes are clear of trash, debris and weeds. It is the property owners responsibility to keep ditches clean adjacent to their property. Take pride in keeping the neighborhood clean and help prevent a dangerous situation from happening by having the ditches clear so water can move through them not around them. Minutes N.L.I.A. Meeting October 13.1997 7:05 meeting called to order by N.L.I.A. President Ted Boyle. Tametra Nunn from the City of Lawrence Housing and Neighborhood Development spoke to the group about updating the CDBG program. The last time it was updated was in I987. She also passed out a survey concerning the neighborhood needs. Maxine Lee suggested putting a copy of this survey in our next newsletter to possibly get more response. The group brought up questions pertaining to 8th & Ash and 7th & Lyons street drainage problems. Ted stated that he would contact George Williams about the issues. Mrs. Lowther spoke of the fire that burned the front house on their property at 1480 N. 1700 Rd. (509 North St.). She spoke that they were trying to find out if there was any historical value to the house. They were trying to decide whether to save the house or not. She spoke that if they end up leveling the home. they may try to build a monument or a small park in remembrance of the child that perished in the fire. The yearly vote was taken on officers for 1997/1998. The membership voted to keep the same officers in place for the coming year. Meeting adjourned. Minutes N.L.I.A. Meeting November 10.1997 Tametra Nunn from the City of Lawrence Housing and Neighborhood Development N.L.l.A. Neighborhood Garage/Yard Sale Saturday May 9th THE FOLLOWING NEIGHBORHOOD MERCHANTS HELP SUPPORT THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION AND THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD. WE THANK THEM FOR THEIR SUPPORT. SUPPORT THEM BY PATRONIZING THEIR BUSINESSES. ........................ ........................ ........................ ........................ CHRIS'S FRESH MARKET PLACE • 608 North 2nd Street JAMES GANG AUTOMOTIVE • 300 Locust Street JOHNNY'S TAVERN • 401 North 2nd Street LONNIE'S RECYCLING • 501 Maple Street O'REILLY'S AUTOMOTIVE • 906 North 2nd Street WOULD YOU NEED HELP??? In the event of an emergency that required you to evacuate your home, would you need assistance? The North Lawrence Improvement Association is trying to identify residents in the neighborhood that would need assistance in the event of a major disaster that would require the evacuation of the area. If you are handicapped or disabled, and would require assistance to evacuate your home in case of an area wide emergency, we want to help get this information to the Douglas County Emergency Preparedness Center. All we need is your address, you do not have to give your name if wish. Contact Ted Boyle @ 843-7232 or Rich Hedges 843-0498 so we can pass this information to the Emergency Preparedness people. lf you know of a neighbor that may need this assistance, make sure they know that help is available if they want it. ll P2ge3 NORTH LAWRENCE COURIER WINTER 1998 NEWSLETTER OF THE N.L.I.A. to attend the meetings. More money was requested in the CDBG money for this additional expense. Ted also spoke of trying to get different City and local representatives to come out to our monthly meetings. Individuals from the fire departmen1, police. etc. The group spoke of having the Lawrence Police Dept. over next month, then possibly fire department, Lawrence recycling F.M.C. Dept. andior representatives. Meeting adjourned. Annual Neighborhood Garage & Lawn Sale returned and gave results of the survey she passed out at the October meeting. The group discussed the results of the survey. Ted advised he had contacted the Fire, Police departments and Fred Von Ahrens at F.M.C. and they will have speakers at our meetings starting in January. Ted spoke of the upcoming C.D.B.G. budget requests and said the items we were requesting funds for the 1998-1999 fiscal year were our operating expenses and neighborhood cleanup. Meeting adjourned at 8:35 pm. Minutes N.L.I.A. Meeting 12/8/97 Ted spoke of ways to increase attendance to our monthly meetings. He invited ideas on how to do this. He also asked for ideas on what projects to request C.D.B.G. funding for the coming fiscal year. There was discussion on what the neighborhood should request. Meeting adjourned Minutes N.L.I.A. Meeting 1112/98 Ted Spoke of money for the future year in CDBG funds. He will attend a meeting this Wednesday 1/14/98 at City Hall on CDBG. This year's request from the N.L.I.A. is $3,845.00. Ted brought up the idea of promoting the N.L.I.A. more in Journal World ads to get more response from the neighborhood May 9.1998 This years neighborhood garage & lav.-n sale will be on Saturday May 9th. We need someone to help coordinate securing si;,'l1s and notices for this year's event. If you would like to help with this, please contact Ted Boyle @ 843-7232 or Rich Hedges @ 843-0498 . U.P. Depot!Vistors Center The Visitor's Center at the Union Pacific depot has a theater in the room at the east end of the depot. Every hour on the hour a film on the history of the City of Lawrence from 1854 to present is shown. The tilm is 28 minutes long and gives a look into the history of Lawrence. �i NORm LAWRENCE CALENDAR OF EVENTS March 8 Meeting- FMC update on ground water and shelter-inplace and plant new warning siren. April 12 Meeting - Douglas County Emergency Management, Paula Phillips, to answer questions about any emergency at FMC plant North Lawrence Improvement Association 310 Elm Street Lawrence, KS 66044 Bulk Rota U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 437 lowrenca,KS and plant siren and severe spring storms and tornadoes. May 10 Meeting- FMC and U.P. Railroad to answer any questions bout how many trains are running and new siding to park waiting trains. April 9- Neighbor Clean Up May 8- Neighbor Garage Sale May 10 - FMC follow up and shelter-in-place and warning siren. The Following Neighborhood Merchants Help Support the North Lawrence Improvement Association and Their Neighborhood. We Thank Them for Their Support. Support Them by Patronizing Their Businesses. ********** JAMES GANG AUTOMOTIVE • 300 Locust Street ********** JOHNNYS TAVERN • 410 North 2nd Street ********** LONNIE'S RECYCLING • 50 I Maple Street ********** O'REILLY'S AUTOMOTIVE • 906 North 2nd Street ********** PREMIERE VIDEO • 923 North 2nd Street **** *** * * * NORTH LAWRENCE COURIER ~ Winter/Spring 1999 NEWSLETIER OF TilE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION What is theN. L. I. A. ? Woodlawn News The North Lawrence Improvement Association is a nonprofit neighborhood organization. Dues are $I per year per perscn. Many NLIA projects, including this newsletter, are paid for by Community Development Funding. Clothing Needed Woodlawn's clothing room could use some jogging pants and sweat shirts in all sizes. Also, with the warm weather coming, cotton-shirts in all sizes would be welcome. Meetings I Membership I nfo17TUltion No Pagers, Please Parents, please remind your children that pagers will be taken if they are brought to school. Thank You. The North Lawrence Improvement Association meets at 7:00 P.M. on the second Monday each month from October through May at the Odd Fellows Hall at 615 Lincoln Street. A potluck picnic is held the Second Monday in September at John Taylor Park at 7th & Walnut Streets. Everyone is encouraged to attend these meetings. Annual dues are $1.00 per person in household. The NLIAis YOU!! YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!! Please join and attend any meetings you can. North Lawrence Improvement Association Officers President • Ted Boyle • 842-7232 Vice Pres. • Debbie Chalender • 843-6408 Secretary • Jeff Joseph • 841-1284 Bad Weather School Closing If winter weather forces a closing of schools you can hear the news on area radio and television stations just as scan as a decision is made. You can listen to: KLWN,AM 1320 KSNT, Channel 27 KLZR, FM 105.9 KTKA, Channel49 Channel13 KANU, FM 91.5 KZTO, FM 95.7 KMZB,AM980 W!BW, FM 97 3; AM 580 After 6 a.m. you can call the Access Line at 865-5000, category 5001. Woodlawn Partners with KU • We are please to have two student teachers at Woodlawn this semester. Chad Askew, art education undergraduate, is working with Marcia Miller, art teacher, and Lesley Johnson, music therapy undergraduate, is working with Kim Augustine, resource teacher. • Carolyn Doolittle, KU instructor, is bringing her undergraduates to Woodlawn on Thursday mornings to help Treas. • Mariann Middleton • 842-9979 ............................................. Reminder: Spring rains are just around the corner. Make sure your ditches and driveway tubes are clear of trash, debris and weeds. It is the property owners responsibility to keep ditches clean adjacent to their property. Take pride in keeping the neighborhood clean and help prevent a dangerous situation from happening by having the ditches clear sc water can move through them, not around them. teach reading to students in grades 1,2,5, and 6. • The KU Adopt-A-School Program will begin shortly. This program puts KU undergraduates in classrooms. KU students may listen to students read, help with small groups, assist with classroom work, and be role models for our children. Spelling Bee Winner Congratulations to Ashley Hornberger, Wood-lawn's Spelling Bee champion. Alternate representatives are Jarvis Doleman and Jessica Daniels. Our best wishes go with Ashley as she represents our school at this year's competition. Go-o-o-o-o Ashley! !!! ! REMEMBER TO VOTE! APRIL 6 Woodlawn School Stonn Water Capital Improvement Plan February 24, 1999 at 5:00 NLIA and residents of North 8th Street met with George Williams, Mayor Marty Kennedy, Commissioner Erv Hodges, and Chad Vogt about flooding between 8th & Locust to 8th & Oak. NLIA is trying to move a storm water capital improvement plan up in time to be completed sooner than 10 or 20 years. Mayor Kennedy and Commissioner Hodges encourage residents who have flooding problems, write a letter to them. Address Mayor Marty Kennedy, Box 708, Lawrence, KS 66044. Let them know what North Lawrence needs. �[Page 2 North Lawrenc~ Co~;ie!:J Winter/Spring 1999 Minutes of NLIA Meetings OCTOBER 12, 1998 A letter was received from George Williams (Public Works Director) saying the North East guard-rails of the Union Pacific underpass will be repaired. NLIA president Ted Boyle spoke of the things the NLIA did during the summer months. He said he's been speaking to the city about the pump station at 5th and Maple needing repairs or replacement. The members attending tonight's meeting all agreed that North Lawrence did very well with our recent 5" rain on October 4th. No one saw any actual serious problems. The North Lawrence clean-up on October 9th went welL Everyone seemed to be pleased and many people have utilized this pick-up to help out the area. FMC has several North Lawrence citizens as members coming to its meetings on several neighborhood activities. They have been keeping a close contact with Woodlawn School and are presently designing a new warning system for the neighborhood in case of an actual emergency at the plant. Ted spoke to the group about coming up with ideas and ways we would like to see money spent from the CDBG fund. He mentioned possibly the installation of neighborhood watch signs throughout the area. We discussed putting them up on areas as you would be entering the North Lawrence neighborhood and putting them other places as the money becomes available. The NLIA voted on two new board members. Debbie Chalender, Vice Presiden~ and Marianne Middleton, Treasurer. Ted Boyle will remain as President and Jeff Joseph as Secretary, It was voted on and passed to send $25.00 to Ellen Miller and family in memory of Glenn Miller. End of Meeting. NOVEMBER 9, 1998 Rebecca with the Youthfriends Volunteer group spoke to the NLIA about getting persons from the neighborhood to join. The group would work through Woodlawn School involving children in need of special assistance in certain skills. The individuals that volunteer would read to children, tutor certain studies, play games, etc. She left sign-up paperwork for any persons interested. Ted brought up the situation about the lack of fire and medical protection available in North Lawrence. It is not planned in the future to have any type of fire station in North Lawrence. The main problem and concern is when flooding occurs at the underpass for the U.P. train tracks, the additional response time needed to get to the North side of the community - everything North of the train tracks. If the underpass were to be flooded and trains on the !rack it would be necessary to get emergency units, fire and medical, from the west side of Lawrence by using the turnpike. All this could take between 10 and 15 minutes instead of the usual 4 to 5 minutes in response time. The NLIA membership voted on sending a letter of our concerns architects and some board members will be at Woodlawn School Jan 7, 8, 9, and 11 to get community input on how to spend the money on rehab of the schooL DECEMBER 14, 1998 JANUARY 11, 1999 Guests were the manager and owner along with the head met cutter from Alvin's Food Store. A motion was made and passed to send a letter to Mr. Lewis who owns Checkers and the property that was "Rogers" Food Store, to encourage him to keep the building as a grocery store. It was discussed to ask City Hall to help with tax abatement to anyone going into the store. Residents stated that they would support a store that would give good prices and good quality. Ted stated he would talk to the Mayor about help with filling the store. It was reported that LosAmigos is still serving under age drinkers and Topeka gang members. The request sent to CDBG was read. to the city commission and Mike There was a discussion on the speed of trains. The speed appears to have increased lately. It was moved and passed to give the Ballard Center $25.00 for Christmas. Alvin, from Alvin's Food, matched the $25.00 donation with $25.00 more for the Ballard Center. This left a total of$50.00. The treasurer Marianne wrote a check for $50.00 for the Ballard Center. The check was given to Maxine to take to the Ballard Center. A letter from Mrs. Strong, the Principal at Woodlawn, was read. It stated that the group voted to request money for The North Lawrence Improvement Association works for you, the residents of North Lawrence. It does not matter whether you are a property owner or rent your home. This is your neighborhood. We, the NLIA, need your input to take your message to City Hall and to keep North Lawrence a safe place to live and raise your family. North Lawrence is growing. NLIA needs your input on drainage problems, streets, sidewalks, lighting, Woodlawn School and bars. Please try to attend NLIAmeetings at 615 Lincoln, JOOF Hall, 2nd Monday every month from October to May, or call 842-7232. Thank You, Ted Boyle President, NLIA Winter/Spring 1999 Minutes of NLIA Meetings, for improvements to the sidewalks on North 7th Street between the U.P. tracks and Locust Street. End of meeting. Wildgen. We would request that during severe storms and flooding, a medical unit and fire truck be parked somewhere North of the tracks for the safety of our citizens. The NLIA members also held a vote on the use of available CDBG funds. The neighborhood watch signs. These signs would be put up by the City of Lawrence and could be installed at all streets on which you enter North Lawrence, North, South, East & West. The idea was also brought up to look at certain areas that need extra lighting on streets and the need North Lawrence Courier NLIA President Ted Boyle spoke of the continuing problems at the Los Amigos Bar. He mentioned some of the possible options about the bar as being closed down completely, closing down and a new person taking over and 3rd, closing the bar nightly at midnight. The member-ship voted upon this issue and it was passed that the NLIA membership would prefer midnight closings at the bar. The group spoke of possible ways to utilize CDBG money the coming year. The subject was brought up about Woodlawn School and the addition/ improvements that will be taking in the near future. Ted Boyle and Jeff Joseph have both attended sessions at the school on the subject. At this time there are several options available to improve the school in size and updates on windows and doors. No decisions have been made yet. End of Meeting. FEBRUARY 8, 1999 NLIA President Ted Boyle spoke about this coming Tuesday night's City Commission meeting and how a portion of the meeting will pertain to the Los Amigos Bar problems and possible midnight closing, which the NLIA is in support of. He spoke about coming out continued to the meeting for neighborhood support on this issue. Membership brought up questions pertaining to new drainage problems as well as continuing old problems on the 8th & Oak Street area. New problems of poor or no drainage at all have come about due to the results of new homes being built on Oak east of 8th Street. Ted spoke of writing a letter to the City Commission of our concerns about the 8th & Oak and also the new area Northeast of 7th & North Street. The area Northeast of 7th & North Street has not been annexed into the City of Lawrence, yet, but will be soon, and there is a concern of problems relating to sewer and drainage in the area. The group had a discussion about other areas in North Lawrence and some of the continued problems such as: sink holes and poor drainage. Ted said we were needing to write a letter to the landowners on 7th Street about the possibilities of moving their fences back so a continuous sidewalk can be built north of the train tracks on North 7th Street. He mentioned we cannot receive CDBG funds for this sidewalk project unless we communicate first with the property owners. George Wtlliams has said that the bid for a new sidewalk and other repairs to the existing sidewalk on 7th Street would be between $2000.00 and $3000.00. We heard presentations from new City Commission Candidates, Mr. Henderson and Mr. Parks. End of Meeting. * www.ksnt.com Topeka weather to pager. Free or E-mail Free. * Page3 New Floodplain Regulations New Floodplain Fill Properties the Following Regulations shall apply: 1. No fill dirt shall be placed closer than 5' to the perimeter lot line(s). 2. Fill dirt shall be placed on a lot so that it does not exceed a 3:1 slope. 3. Where additional elevation is needed to meet the requirements in the City Code [re: Chapter 20, Article 9A, Section 9A07], over the height which can be achieved from a3:1 slope, the additional elevation shall be met through the use of vertical walls and the development of non-residential areas e.g., garages, crawl spaces with gravel floors, or similar structurally sound designs, as part of the residential structure. Would You Need Help??? In the event of an emergency that required you to evacuate your home, would you need assistance? The North Lawrence lmprovementAssociation is trying to identify residents in the neighborhood that would need assistance in the event of a major disaster that would require the evacuation of the area. If you are handicapped or disabled, and would require assistance to evacuate your home in case of an area wide emergency, we want to help get this information to the Douglas County Emergency Preparedness Center. All we need is your address, you do not have to give your name if you wish. Contact Ted Boyle@ 842-7232 so we can pass this information to the Emergency Preparedness people. If you know of a neighbor that may need this assistance, make sure they know that help is available if they want it. 1999 Neighborhood Cleanup Neighborhood cleanup will be Friday, April 9th. Make sure you have all items you wish to discard at your regular trash pick up site by 7:00a.m. A reminder, remove all nails from boards and place broken glass in suitable containers and mark it to prevent any injuries. Lonnie Faler of Lonnie's Recycling will follow the City trucks and pick up metal items that the city will not pick up. Limb pick up at the regular trash pick up place; keep trash separate from limbs. North Lawrence Improvement Association offers $100.00 Reward for Infonnation leading to the arrest and conviction of person or persons vandalizing public or private property. 842-7232 �North Lawrence Calendar of Events North Lawrence Improvement Association 31 0 Elm Street Lawrence, KS 66044 PRSRT STD U.S. Postage North Lawrence Courier PAID Permit No. 542 lawrence, KS Neighborhood Cleanup April 5 Neighborhood Garage Sale May 11 Annual!'icnic/Potluck September 9 at 6:30pm Winter/Spring 2002 Newsletter of the North Lawrence Improvement Association What is the N.L.I.A.? The North Lawrence Improvement Association is a nonprofit neighborhood organization. Dues are $1 per year per person. Community Development Funding pays lor many NLIA projects, including this news letter. "!"7"!"-:-~-!"'t"~~~ ....... NUA Meetings 7pm IOOF Hall 61h & Lincoln AprilS May 13 October 14 November II ****** Meetings I Member Information NLIA Meeting are held on the Second Monday of the month October thru May at 7:00pm at the IOOF Hall 6th & Lincoln. April 8 May 13 October 14 November 11 If you want to be called or cmailed to be reminded of the meetings let Star know. Neighborhood Cleanup ........................... April 5'h Neighborhood Garage Sale ....................... May 11 Annual Picnic/PotLuck ..................... September 9 ************ ****** The following neighborhood merchants help support the North Lawrence Improvement Association and their neighborhood. We thank them for their support. Support them by patronizing their businesses ******************* Johnny's Tavern- 410 North 2nd Street ********* **** * * **** * Ted's Autowerks- 229 Elm * *** ******** ******** James Gang Automotive- 310 Locust Street ********* **** ** ***** Lonnie's Recycling- 501 Maple Street *** ************* *** * O'Reilly's Automotive- 906 North 2nd Street *** ******** **** * YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!!! The NLIA is YOU!!! Please join and a/lend any meetings you can. **********"'***** How to contact NLIA Officers President Ted Boyle 842-7232 Vice President Maxine Lee Jeff Joseph 841-1284 Secretary Bcv Cates 843-8799 Treasurer Star Straf 842-5185 Coordinator http://www.nlia.lawrence.com/ Online To add something to the web site or future newsletters, or to get on the meeting e-mail reminder list contact Star at star@prairienet.org **************** Reminder: Make sure your ditches and driveway tubes are clear of trash, debris, and weeds. It is the property owners' responsibility to keep ditches clean adjacent to their property. Take pride in keeping the neighborhood clean and help prevent a dangerous situation from happening by having the ditches clear so that water can move through them, not around them. Woodlawn News Flowers and Plants needed Woodlawn is looking for donations of Dower bulbs, l1uwers and plants for the Gazebo just east of the school. This is a student projtt:l. Pici:C5c \,;UHlad JuHi Applen1an (principul) or Deb Vanni cola (secretary) 832-5920 Title I Summer School at Woodlawn The Title I "Jump Start" elementary summer program will be held at Kennedy, New York, East Heights, Pickney. and Woodlawn from Monday, July 22 through Thursday, August 8 from 8:00 to 12:00 No classes will be held on Fridays. If recommended by his/her classroom teacher, any student who attends Kennedy, New York, and East heights is eligible to enroll. Only students who are served through the title reading and math programs at Woodlawn, Hillcrest, Cordley and Pickney may enroll in the Jump Start summer program. Call your school to check your child's eligibility. No fees will be charged to students eligible for the Title I summer program. Ask for enrollment forms in the office. Library media centers in each of these schools will be open during summer school hours which arc July 22-August 8, Monday -Thursday Sam-noon. Breakfast and Lunch will be provided. Preschool Summer School The Readiness Preschool will offer a summer school session for students who are currently served in the program. Classes will be held at East Heights for students attending the East Heights and Centennial programs and at Pickney for children attending the Pickney and Woodlawn programs. Classes will be held July 22 to August 8, MondayThursday Sam-noon with breakfast and lunch provided. No Pagers Please Parents please remind your children that pagers will be taken if they are brought to school. Thank you. �~ Thank you Century Homes for donating $1 00 to NLIA in September 2001 . *AND* Thank you to Johnny's Tavern for a $25 Gift Certificate door prize. Gunter won the prize at December's meeting. ************ fir~ Neighborhood Cleanup April 5 I Make sure you have all items you wish to discard at your regular ili:i~h pi~,:h. up sitt::: by 7am on Friday, April 5th. Please remove all nails from boards and place broken glass in suitable containers and mark it to prevent injuries. Lonnie Faler of Lonnie's Recycling will follow the city trucks and pick up metal items that the city will not pick up. Limb pick up is at your regular trash pickup place. Please keep trash separate from limbs. Remember that Neighborhood cleanup generates mulch available for North Lawrence residences avaiiabic in the alley behind Ted's house at 310 Elm. ~) ************* Compost Bin Sale April13 Lawrence Waste Reduction and Recycling Division is holding a compost bin sale on Saturday, April 13 from 8:00AM to I 2:00PM (or while supplies last) at the Wai-Mart Parking Lot at 3300 Iowa Street. The compost bin has 15+ cubic foot capacity, is made from 50% recycled plastic, and is very ea>;y to assemble. Bins are offered to Lawrence residents for only $10.00. For info call 832-3030 ************* Neighborhood Garage Sale May 11 Sam till who knows when? Come tour North Lawrence and find the treasures you just can't live without. There will be an ad in the Journal World. If you want a listing on the web page let Star know. ************* Annual Picnic/Potluck Sept 9 Our annual picnic/potluck will be held September 9th at 6:30pm at John Taylor park. NLIA will provide drinks and tableware. All are welcome. ************* The passing of two members of our community saddens NLIA. Julie Bond, former president of NLIA, passed away March 8th and was buried on the 12th. Ellen Penfold gassed away March 12th and was buried on the 18 . Ellen was a long time member of NLIA until she moved to Milton, Florida last September. Neighborhood Programs Specialist Cindy Nau is the Neighborhood Programs Specialist for the City of Lawrence (City). She has bet:n in the: position since April of 2000. Cindy functions a>; a central contact between the City and Lawrence citizens. She is able to assist citizens with issues and direct them to the correct person to address their issues. Her responsibilities are continually being developed and redefined to meet the needs of both the comimmity and lhe City. Cindy is the author of The City Connection, a newsletter providing information on upcoming projects and events involving the City. The newsletter is published quarterly. If you would like to be on the mailing list. contact Cindy Additionally, Cindy attends the Lawrence Association of Neighborhoods (LAN) meetings in order to share information on a regular basis. Her job also entails preparing the Consolidated Plan. Emergency She1tei Grant Annual Performance Report, Continuum of Care, and other similar documents. Her office is located in the Neighborhood Resources Department, l Riverfront Plaza, Level One, Suite 1 10. If you would like to contact her she may be reached at 832-3108 or cnau(illci. lawrence. ks. us. lt'>i'>l'************* Meeting Minutes 10/8/2001 The meeting came to order. The group voted for officers for the upcoming year. Ted Boyle will be president, !\1mdne Lee \vi!! be vice-president, Bev Cates will be treasurer and Jeff Joseph will be secretary. Ted spoke of several sidewalk improvements in the neighborhood. There have also been recent improvements to North Street. Grant money was also asked for tubes, culverts, for this street. Public works will install the tubes. $1000 worth of tubes will be supplied to get better drainage along North Street between 5"' and 7'h The questions were asked about who is responsible for cleaning out the culverts and tubes within the neighborhood and also what type of ground cover could be used for the open ditches. Treasurers report for the month of September $399.48. Jason Smart was our guest speaker. He asked the group to fill out a study and questioner pertaining to diversity in the city of Lawrence. The survey was the 2001 Lawrence Alliance Diversity Diagnostic Survey. Meeting Minutes (continued) 11/12/2001 Cindy Nau from the city visited and introduced herself telling that we can call her on city issues. She works with the Neighborhood Resources Advisory Committee. She also works with CDBG money and grants. They will be holding a neighborhood meeting at the IOOF hall November I 5th The group spoke of ideas for improvements to usc CDBG money in the area. Some proposed ideas were repairing several sidewalks in the area, various ditches that need guardrails, railroad crossing signs, and guardrail replacements on 4th from Locust to Maple. The city v,iJJ be asked to attend next month's meeting to answer questions from the neighborhood on the new FEMA maps and regulations. Preferred Risk Policy Flood Insurance I -800-CALL-FLOOD ext 304 12/10/2001 Brian Dyar and Chad Voight from the City of Lawrence spoke about flood plane changes and storm water concerns. New regulations and maps were established by FEMA (l-800-638-6620) on Nov 7, 2001. The NLIA will be buying FEMA maps from the City of Lawrence. The group voted on and approved a check be written to the Ballard Center for Christmas. The group had many concerns and questions for the city staff. They stressed the importance of being involved with the upcoming change to development regulations. 1/14/2002 The group spoke of continued meetings on flood plains, FEMA regulations and future issues pertaining to this subject. It was mentioned that the more regulations we have with regard to FEMA and flood maps the cheaper tlood insurance will be. 2/18/2002 The group spoke about the new flood plain regulations and recent meetings pertaining to the subject. The group also found out that CDBG money would mostly be for NLIA coordinator, operating expenses, and North Lawrence pickup. The group had previously put together a list of sidewalks to have replaced but may not receive the money for this. There was continued discussion about two of the newest ongoing housing developments in North Lawrence and possible problems and situations that could happened when it floods. The group decided to invite, possibly to the April meeting. the new city public works director. This will allow the members to introduce themselves and visit with the director about ongoing issues in North Lawrence. Ted spoke to Mike Wildgen about the use of leftover driveway tubes from North Street being used in other areas possibly Ask or Walnut Streets. This may be happening in the near future. ;..,;;;.;..;..;.,;..;...;..--..;...;..;.,.;,;.;..i-r New business in North Lawrence: Jeffs Curbside Recycling 841-1284 offers weekly recycling pickup. **************** NLIA has a web page http://www.nlia.lawrence.com/ ' ~r)p ~ If you have any information you wartt listed on the web page you can contact Star at 842-5185 or star!wprairienet.org. There are copies of past newsletters. listings of businesses and neighbors and other items of interest- check it out. If you are a business (home or storefront) owner in North Lawrence and want to be listed on our web page or place an ad in the newsletter just Jet Star know. **************** The North Lawrence Improvement Association works for you, the residents of North Lawrence. It doe not matter whether you are a property owner or rent your home. This is your neighborhood. We. the NLIA, need your input to take your message to City Hall and to keep North Lawrence a safe place to Jive and raise your family. North Lawrence is growing. NLIA needs your input on drainage problems, streets, sidewalks, lighting, Woodlawn School, and bars. Please try to attend NLIA meetings at 615 Lincon, IOOF Hall on the 2"d Monday every month from October to May or call 842 7323. Or you can contact our neighborhood coordinator Star at star@prairienet.org. Thank you, Ted Boyle President, NLIA ??"..< -7.:Z3,?-- �----- ----·- . ~J{!f~;J:;r;?;!JJ~;r\·i North Lawrence Calendar of Events Picnic Sept 8 wrence lmprovemenh Associ~tion 10 Elm/ Street ,~ awrenJe, KS 66044 " 1 c PRSRTSTD U.S. Postoge Permit No. 542 lawrence, KS UW~JIDI Clean Up OCT 10 NLIA Meetings 7pm !OOF Hall 61h & Lincoln Oct 13 (elections) Nov10 Dec8 Jan 12 ~~ Po. (0'6 ~/<A_. ~ (goWLf ************ ****** The following neighborhood merchants help support the North Lawrence Improvement Association and their neighborhood. We thank them for their support. Support them by patronizing their businesses ******************* Air Control Plus Heating & Cooling- 423-4032 * ** ********** ** *********** 1 B.C Automotive- 510 N 6 h Street 841-6955 * ************************* James Gang Automotive- 310 Locust Street ** *********** ************* Johnny's Tavern- 410 North 2nd Street *** *********************** Lonnie's Recycling- 501 Maple Street ************************** O'Reilly's Automotive- 906 North 2nd Street *** ********** ************* Paul Benner- Piano Tuner 856-0004 * * * * * * * * * * * *c* * * * * * * * * * * * * * North Lawrence Courier PAID Summer/Fall 2003 Newsletter of the North Lawrence Improvement Association What is the N.L.I.A.? The North Lawrence Improvement Association is a nonprofit neighborhood organization. Dues are $1 per year per person and are due at the annual picnic. Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Funding pays for many NLIA projects, including this newsletter. PLEASE become a member of NLIA, a large membership demonstrates neighborhood support of NLIA's activities, so send in your $1 today or come to the Picnic. ****************** Meetings I Member Information NLIA Meetings are held on the second Monday of the month, October through May, at 7:00pm in the IOOF Hall at 6th & Lincoln. If you want to be called or emailed to be reminded of the meetings let Star know. Annual Picnic/PotLuck ..................... September 8 Neighborhood Cleanup ....................... October I 0 Meetings ............................ October 13 (Elections) ......................................................... November 10 ............................................................ December 8 ............................................................. .January 12 **************** How to contact NLIA Officers President Ted Boyle 842,7232 Vice President Maxine Lee Secretary Jeff Joseph 841-1284 Treasurer Bev Cates 843-8799 Star Straf 842-5 I 85 Coordinator Online http://www.nlia.lawrence.com/ To add something to the web site or future newsletters, contact Star at star@prairienet.org **************** When to contact a NLIA Officer Anytime you have concerns or questions about North Lawrence you can come to a meeting or call one of the officers. Some topics and examples would include: Traffic (request a stop sign), Noise (bars or equipment), Safety (sidewalks or streetlights), Community (ideas to build connections), Development (flood concerns), Trash, Properties, Businesses, or any other idea you have that would make North Lawrence better. Annual Picnic/PotLuck ..... September 8 Allare welcome to our r\ annual picnic/potluck. Come meet your neighbors • Monday September 8 at 6:30pm at John Taylor park. NLIA will provide drinks and tableware. **************** k~ Neighborhood Cleanup OCTOBER 10 Make sure you have all items you wish to discard at your regular trash pick up site by 7am on Friday October I 0. Please remove all nails from boards (Max size 5ft) and place broken glass in suitable containers and mark it to prevent injuries. Lonnie Faler of Lonnie's Recycling will follow the city trucks and pick up metal items that the city will not pick up. Limb pick up is at your regular trash pickup place. Please keep trash separate from limbs. Remember that Neighborhood Cleanup generates mulch available for North Lawrence residences available in the alley behind Ted's house at 310 Elm. Info 842-7232 t **************** City Pet Ordinances "It shall be unlawful for any person owning or keeping any dog or cat or other animal to permit such animal to run at large in the City." So please keep your dogs on a leash or within a structure or fence enclosure **************** Reminder: Make sure your ditches and driveway tubes are clear of trash, debris, and weeds. It is the property owners' responsibility to keep ditches clean adjacent to their property. Take pride in keeping the neighborhood clean and help prevent a dangerous situation from happening by having the ditches clear so that water can move through them. not around them. �Woodlawn News 911 913 915 9/I2 ...... No School ...... PTO Meeting 4:00 Library ...... Fund Raiser Orders Due ...... Grandparent's Day PTO News: 2003-2004 PTO Meetings will be the I" Wednesday of each month at 4pm in the Woodlawn Library. First meeting is September 3'd. AYP (Adequate Yearly Progress): You will he hearing and reading a lot about schools "making A YP". This has to do with whether or not our children are making adequate gains according to the state standard in Reading and Math. Woodlawn has ''made AYP" this year. We are proud to say that we were a school that was highlighted at the last School Board Meeting. Congratulations to our students who took the State Reading and Math assessments and our wonderful teachers and parents who continue to hold our students to high expectations! Lawrence Education Achievement Partners. Formerly called Business Partners, the EAP's continue to be Astaris and My Father's Daughter. We thank them for continuing their partnership with us as we strive for the best education for our students. Don't forget to recycle. Woodlawn has an open account with Lonnie's Recycling. Our After School Program will be in charge of all the schools recycling. You may bring cans in plastic bag each Friday and the ASP will take them to Lonnie's for you. If you take them yourself tell them that you are donating your proceeds to Woodlawn. Lonnie's is located at 50I Maple. Hours are 8:00-5:00 Monday-Friday 8:00-12:00 on Saturday. Bad Weather School Closings If winter weather forces a closing of schools you can hear the news on area radio & television stations as soon as a decision is made. Listen to : KSNT Channel27 KLWNAM 1320 KLZR FM 105.9 KTKA Channel49 KANUFM 91.5 Channel 13 KZTO FM 95.7 KMZBAM 980 WIBW FM 97.3 WIWBAM 580 After 6am you can call the Access Line at 865-5000, category 5001. Meeting Minutes Aprill4 The group visited about the new dog ordinance that will be put together this year by the city and county staff. There is concern due to the number of dogs that have been problems in the North Lawrence neighborhood. Michelle Seidner from the Woodlawn after school program spoke about the different groups and persons that assist in the activities. The groups go to the pumpkin patch, Lawrence Indoor Pool, and a variety of other places. The group is focusing on opening the school for everyone after school. Then Diane spoke from the City of Lawrence waste and recycling division on various aspects of recycling within the city. May 12 Ted spoke on the upcoming 150'" Anniversary of Lawrence. There will be parades and other activities. The group spoke of a property owner in the 500 block of Locust that is requesting to change the size of the lot and wants to build an industrial building. The group voted to write a letter against the lot downsizing and variances for this building. CDBG grand money for the coming year was approved. All requests were OK' d. Ted spoke of the homeless people living once again under the north end of the southbound bridge. Mike Wildgen has been called again on this problem. Karen, Shane, and Robert with Astaris spoke to the group. Karen spoke of the company's history from the original opening in 1951 to what the plant currently makes. She spoke of recent improvements in security and training all done within the last two years. Shane spoke of many environmental issues with the plant. He spoke of progress in the arsenic problem with the contamination of underground water. Robert talked about the nature area around the plant. Chad and Chuck from the city of Lawrence spoke to the group on issues. Chuck spoke about budget cuts from the state. He also spoke of the city projects for this year. All streets in North Lawrence will get crack sealers throughout the neighborhood. Chad spoke of the storm water study for North Lawrence. The cost would be 150,000 to 200,000 for the engineering study. The group had many questions and issues to visit with all the speakers. Pinckney and Indian Hills Update on Storm Water Survey There was a meeting to select the architect and September 29 at Pinckney School, 810 W. Sixth engineer planning firms to do the North Lawrence Presenters: John Pepperdine, Sara Taliaferro, Joyce Wolf storm water drainage study. In attcndence were and Jeanne Ellermeier Chad Voigt , storm water engineer for City of Old West Lawrence and Some Lessons in Architecture Lawrence; Chuck Soules, Public Works; Terese Gorman, city engineer; Steye Gl~·-Mapl!!.Grov\' ... October 6 at Ninth Street Baptist Church, 847 Ohio drainage district: and Ted $oyle."!NL'I:A 'presidimt. t' ~ PrJscntcrs: Karen Kressin and Barry Newton The HNTB engineering fiffi, from Overland Park East Lawrence was chosen to do the study which will take about a October 13 at St Luke's AME Church, 900 New York year. There will be public meetings for input from concerned residents. Presenters: Mark Kaplan, Ed Tato, and Val Romero ****************** Neighborhoods of Lawrence: Home, Heart of Community, Battleground Join this University of Kansas Community Education series set for fall 2003 and explore the building of a community through its neighborhoods. Lawrence, Kansas-perhaps more passionately and flamboyantly than many cities-has evolved through its discrete, diverse, eclectic residential areas. For six weeks we'll look at what defines a neighborhood, how neighborhoods take on their distinct images and characters, and how they continue to maintain themselves as vibrant enclaves within the city as a whole. We'll look at their history (some date back to the founding of Lawrence in 1854), architecture, ethnic and socioeconomic mixes. and controversies old and new. We'll explore what "sense of place" causes people to choose one neighborhood over another. And we'll look at the important role that neighborhood assocmtwns have played in maintaining the energy of each area. The emcee for the series will be Steve Lopes, co~founder of the Lawrence Association of Neighborhoods and a longtime community activist. The locations will vary each week so participants can absorb some of each neighborhood's flavor. North Lawrence and Quail Run Octobcr20 at Lawrence Visitor Center, 402 N. Second Presenter: Ted Boyle, \\-'ally Emerson and Jeffrey Moran Orcad October27 at ECM. 1204 Oread Avenue Presenters: Marci Francisco and Greg Hickam For further information or to register: The University of Kansas Continuing Education 1515 St. Andrews Drive Lawrence, KS 66047-1625 Phone 785-864-KUCE (5823) Fax 785-864-4871 E-mail hcc(@ku.edu Web www.kuce.org **************** The North Lawrence Improvement Association works for you, the residents of North Lawrence. It does not matter whether you are a property owner or rent your home. This is your neighborhood. We. the NLIA, need your input to take your message to City Hall and to keep North Lawrence a safe place lo live and raise your family. North Lawrence is growing. NLIA needs your input on drainage problems, streets, sidewalks, lighting, Woodlawn School, and bars. Please try to attend NLIA meetings at 615 Lincoln, IOOF Hall on the 2"d Monday every month from October to May or call 842-7232. You can also contact our neighborhood coordinator Star at star@prairienet.org. Thank you, Ted Boyle President, NLIA **************** Mondays September 22 through October 27 7:00-9:00 p.m. $I2/individual session • $60 for the series • $50 for neighborhood association members An Eagle's-Eye Look at Lawrence Neighborhoods September 22 KU Continuing Ed. 1515 St. Presenters: Steve Lopes and Cindy Nau, Andrews Dr Reminder to Compostable Yard Waste Bag Pilot Participants: call Diana at 832-3006 to receive more bags until December I st. Thanks to all residents who are grasscycling, composting. or using preferred containers at the curb for Monday pickup! Preferred containers consist of cans. carts, and compostable bags. �North Lawrence Calendar of Events NLIA Meetings 7pm IOOF Hall 6'11 & Lincoln PRSRTSTD North Lawrence Improvement Associ~\ 1 310 Elm Street _.------- .. , fii'\'-,H'·l~hm )1- _.._, Lawrence. KS 66044 -: -,·-~ \\:\.~:', \,-..\-''P~rnii!No.542 '· ' · • · .. ---- .- _..-iewmJce; KS \ April12 May10 Clean Up Friduy April 2 Garage Sale Saturday May 8 __ ..• - u }._.(_7;;;·[ J O''V'\Q..-:j_., ,, ') 0 '$ ~...(y.~<'·""o,.... ,.J<.. I',.< 5 ~ . •i"'""~'! ,'-:.\0.~::i·X ~- ..... ::_.- ~_: __ .~- (.;; "<.,J (.., ~ 0 (!'I North Lawrence Courier Spring/Summer 2004 Newsletter of the North Lawrence Improvement Association \ \ What is the N.L.I.A.? The North Lawrence Improvement Association is a nonprofit neighborhood organization. Dues are $1 per year per person and are due at the annuol picnic in September. Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding poys for many NLIA projects, including this newsletter. PLEASE become a member of NLIA, a large membership demonstrates neighborhood support of NLIA's octivities_ Send in your $1 today, or come to the next meeting. ****************** Picnic Monday Sept 14 ************ ****** The following neighborhood merchants help support the North Lawrence Improvement Association and their neighborhood. We thank them for their support. Support them by potronizing their businesses **************************************** Air Control Plus Heating & Cooling- 423-4032 Meetings I Member Information NLIA Meetings are held on the second Monday of the month, October through May, at 7:00pm in the IOOF Hall at 6th & Lincoln. If you want to be called or emailed a meeting reminder let Star know_ Meetings-------------------·---------April 12, May 10 Neighborhood Cleanup--·--·------··--·----· April2 Neighborhood Garage Sale,, ..... , ...... May 8 Annual Picnic/PotLuck __ .... ___ , September 14 **************** **************************************** B.C Automotive- 510 N 6th Street 841-6955 **************************************** Centenary United Methodist Church 4th & Elm 843-1756 **************************************** James Gang Automotive- 304 Locust Street **************************************** Jeffs Curbside Recycling- 841-1284 **************************************** Johnny's Tavern- 410 North 2nd Street **************************************** Lonnie's Recycling- 501 Maple Street ***************************"'************ O'Reilly's Automotive- 906 North 2nd Street **************************************** Paul Benner- Piano Tuner 856-0004 **************************************** President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Co-Coordinators Online NLIA Officers 842-7232 Ted Boyle Maxine Lee Jeff Joseph 841-1284 843-8799 Bev Cates Star Straf 842-5185 Rae Watson http://www_nJia.lawrence.com/ To add something to the web site or future newsletters, or to get on the meeting e-mail reminder list contact Star at star@prairienet.org **************** Reminder: Make sure your ditches and driveway tubes are clear of trash. debris. and weeds_ It is the property owners' responsibility to keep ditches clean adjacent to their property. **************** The 8"' and Oak boat ramp will now be locked by the city overnight from 11pm until5am **************** Woodlawn News Take your cans to recycle at Lonnie's and request that Woodlawn gets a donation for your cans! Woodlawn Calendar 3/22-3/26 ,.. ,............... ,,, .. ,, .. No School- Spring Break 4/7,,, ............ ,.... ,.... ,,, .. ,,,,4pm PTO Meeting- Library 4/8 .. , ....................... , .......... , ......... RIF Distribution lJay 4/14 ........ ,............. ,,,,,,,,.,,,4pm Site Council Meeting 4/15 ........... 12: 15-1 :45 3'' Grade to Spencer Art Museum 4/15 .... ,........ ,, .. ,, .. ,,,,7pm K-3'" Grade Music Program 4/19 ..... Spirit Day- wear red & black or Woodlawn shirt 4/22 .................. ,,, .......... 7pm 4-6'" Grade Music Program 4/26 .... 1:15 Central's Excaliburto perform at Woodlawn 4/28 ..... , .............. , .. ,, ....... ,, ...... , ..... 0WLS planting day 4/29 ............ 4-6pm Terry Tuckwin Retirement Reception 4/30 .... ,., ...................... ,,.,,,,., ... Kindergarten Roundup Kindergarten Roundup Woodlawn's Kindergarten roundup is scheduled for April 30'11 • If you have o child who will be 5 by August 31 ", please call the school. 832-5920. and let Deb know so she can mail you an enrollment packet. If you have neighbors or friends in the district who have a child who would be able to ottend school next year, have them call the office. **************** Meeting Minutes October 13 2003 The group voted on NLIA officers and voted the same persons into place. As this will be Star's last year as coordinator. Stephanie Kitten is being trained as co-coordinotor. Ted mentioned the person trying to put in a new business in the 500 block of Locust was approved on side lot variances but they city did not approve the back lot variance the owner had requested_ At this point the owner hasn't moved any further on this project. Ted talked about CDBG money ond requests. please think of ideas by the- next meeting_ Requests and projects need to be submitted by December_ Karen with the T Bus will come in November to visit with the group about what the neighborhood would like to see happen with the T ond the area. Storm water study update: the city has chosen the engineering firm to do the study. The study will cost over �$275.000 and will probably be done by mid year 2004. The group voted and approved donating $50 to the Odd Fellows for the continued use of the building. November !0, 2003 Karen with City of Lawrence T Bus spoke of continuing grov.th in ridership. Fixed routes in October went over 25.000 persons and para-transit riders for October were 4200. The NLIA spoke to Karen about bus shelters within the neighborhood. 7'h and Lvon St was the main spoT the g~onp spoke about. l here will be a shelter put in place on Locust St near the Lawrence visitor center. Ted The NLJA is still promoting and supportive of getting a grocery store in the area. Ted also mentioned the old shop and business building for lease south of Johnny's tavern. There has been talk of haYing it open to n1usical bands and groups, but not officially open as a bar, NLIA will continue to monitor this building situation. The group voted to start a 2004 Christmas fund. This is something new, which would be used to support a North Lawrence family in need around Christmas time. ll1e group is looking into options on how to lind a tamily that is in need of the donations. gave an update on the commercial development in The group spoke of how it will start putting out a donation can at the meetings for a needy family We towards next year's Christmas donation. decided to get a list of needed items of a family in the North Lawrence neighborhood from UNA. The group voted on buying items instead of giving cash to this family. Ted heard back from the 1-70 Mall realtor who reported that there is a grocery store interested in the location. This info came back from the realtor handling the lease at the malL The realtor was verv thankful for the info that the N LIA had submitted. that he included in a letter to different grocery store chains and companies in the area. The city approved spending the 280K on the flood study for North Lawrence. Ted spoke on the recent train derailment. UP railroad will be doing a study on the derailment. Ted will attempt to get UP and Hazmat representatives to come to a future meeting. Paul gave a pit bull report, he was again involved with a neighborhood pit bull and called 911. The dog was taken away and owners were notified. The group voted on having Lawrence Police Department come to an upcoming meeting to give a crime and neighborhood report. The group also spoke about getting someone from animal control to speak at an upcoming meeting. Astaris will be speaking at the April meeting. the 500 block of Locust lot, the owner has now decided to build a residential building, most likely townhomes like on the 600 block of Locust. The NLIA voted on donating $50 to the Ballard Center for the upcoming holidays. It was also decided to bring can goods to donate to the Ballard center at the next meeting. The group spoke about the grocery store possibilities in the neighborhood. CDBG grant ideas were also discussed. Ideas voted on and approved for CDBG project submission were drainage tubes being replaced in the 400 and 500 block of Walnut Street on the north side. Ted will get cost estimates. The group also mentioned repairing the sidewalks on the west side of the Lyon street ball diamonds, and installing new sidewalks on the north and south side of the park on Lyon and Lincoln streets. December 8, 2003 Diana with the City of Lawrence waste reduction and recycling division spoke to the group. The city is suggesting the use of compact florescent light bulbs. They use less energy and last much longer. She then spoke of the Christmas Tree recycling program. The city will pick up Christmas trees the three Mondays following Christmas. There will be an Earth Day celebration in April (See insert). Ted said the new sidewalk projects were divided into three different projects. These sidewalks were on the North, West, and South sides of Lyon park. These will be presented to CDBG in our request for next year as three separate projects, hopefully one, if not all, will be approved. The park benches from last year's request will be installed at the park. Ted mentioned that a letter has been drawn up and sent to the realtor that is representing the lease and sale of the I-70 business center (formally Tanger Mall). Jan 12,2004 February 9, 2004 There have been noise problems with the grain elevator owned by Co-op. The fans were turned off and a silencer will be installed very soon. A representative from UP will possibly speak at the May meeting on "quiet zones". We may submit to CDBG funds to pay for improvements for the UP if it can be done. TI1ere have been problems with truck traffic on Elm street, mainly Co-op truck traffic. A possible project was brought up about a full scale restaurant being built in the old building at the Southwest corner of 7'h and Locust with offices upstairs. The developers spoke to Ted about getting variances on parking and alcohol being served even though close to two different churches. The developer will speak at the March meeting. Pit Bull problems were again mentioned. Midge Grinstead from the Humane Society will speak at the March meeting. Jolm Barta from LPD was our speaker. John spoke of 12 actual reports at the 508 club in 2002 and 6 in 2003. He .1l'n 'rnke of p,enerel crime issues. Commissioner Boog Highberger said that in the future the city may have more power in the approval of liquor licenses. currently control is with the State of Kansas. Steve Steimmer spoke about the Patriot Act sstemmerriilusd497.org for more information or http://www.kansasborde.on!f March 8, 2004 Ted reported that Fred DeVictor from Parks & Recration says the city will be putting up evening gates at the gth and Oak boat ramp. This will hopefully solve the boat ramp party issue. Midge Grimstead from the Humane Society spoke to the group about pet laws and rules in the community. An open meeting March 30 1h 7pm at the Library will be held to discuss animal issues. Midge suggested that we attend and voice our concerns. Midge is a great advocate for the neighborhood on many of these issues. A letter will be sent to the city on the need for after hours animal control and other concerns. John Davies, the person wishing to develop the SW corner of Locust and 7'h will speak at the April meeting. Cleanup and Garage Sale dates were determined. There will be some public meetings in April on the North Lawrence storm water study- watch the Journal World for details. **************** City Pet Ordinances Please pick up after your pets: (Ord 7125) "It shall be unlawful for any person to appear with an animal upon the public right-of-way, within public places or upon the property of another, absent that person's consent, without some means for removal of excrement that may be deposited by the animal.. .. (or) to fail to remove any excrement deposited by the animal upon any public or private property, other than the property of the owner of the animal." Please keep your pets on leash or inside your fence: (Ord 7690) "It shall be unlawful for any person to own or keep a dog or cat or other animal which runs at large in the City" Neighborhood Cleanup Friday April2 Make sure you have all items you wish to discard at your regular trash pick up sitt: hy 7am or1 Friday. Please remove all nails from boards and place bruh.en glass in suilable containers and mark it to prevent ll1,1U!'les. Lonnie Faler of Lonnie's Recycling will follow the city trucks and pick up metal items that the city will not pick up. Limb pick up is at your regular trash pickup place. Please keep trash separate from limbs. Remember that Neighborho0d C'lennup generntcs mulch ~:vGibble for North Lawrence residences available in the alley behind Ted's house at 310 Elm. Info 842-7232 **************** Neighborhood Garage Sale Saturday May 8 Sam till who knows when? Clean out your closets and have your own sale or tour North Lawrence and find treasures you just can't live without. There will be an ad in the Journal World. If you want a listing on the web page let Star know. 842-5185 Remember that garage sale signs are not allowed on utility poles, public fixtures or street signs. **************** San drat Reunion June 5th The Samlrat Reunion will be held at Woodlawn School from 9am to l\oon .. If you have pictures or ideas or questions for the 2004 reunion please contact Beverly (Alexander) Springer 842-0089 or bes({Vsuni1o\ver.com **************** Lawrence Compost and Ciopyralid Last fall our community compost revealed an unacceptable level of the herbicide ingredient, Clopyralid (pronounced clo-PEER-a-lid). Grass clippings treated with Clopyralid-containing herbicides (used to control broadleaf weeds). then set out on the curb for Monday collection were the primary source of contamination. If you set out grass and leaves for curbside collection do not purchase or use herbicides products on your lawn that contain Clopyralid. If you choose to use such herbicides, please do not set out your grass clippings for Monday collection. Mulch mow (grasscycle) your clippings back onto your lawn. Grass clippings are 85-95% water, decompose quickly and provide nitrogen back to the soil. For more information (and a list of herbicides containing Clopyralid) please visit the City's website www.LawrenceRecvcles.org or call 8323030. �PRSRTSTD U.S. Postage North Lawrence Improvement Association 31 0 Elm Street Lawrence, KS 66044 North Lawrence Calendar of Events Permit No. 542 lawrence, KS Picnic Sept 13 Clean Up Oct I I (elections) Nov8 Dec 13 Jan 10 ************ ****** * * * '" :1: * * * * * * ;~ * :1: :1: * :1: :J: * * * * * :1: :): * :]: * * :J: * * * * * * Air Control Plus Heating & Cooling- 423-4032 ·I< :f: :J: **************************************** B.C. Automotive- 510 N 6th Street 841-6955 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * Centenary United Methodist Church 4th & Elm 843-1756 ;J:: * * * * * * * * * * * * * * : : * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * :t: James Gang Automotive- 304 Locust Street **************************************** Jeffs Curbside Recycling- 841-1284 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * :\: * * * * * * * * * * * * Johnny's Tavern- 410 North 2nd Street :j: :j: :t: * * * * * * * * * * '" * * * * * * * * * * * :t: * * * ;!'; * * * * * :): * * * * * * ;!: * * * :1: * * * * * * * ::: * * * * * * * * * * * * * :[: * * * * * * * * :[: * * * Lonnie's Recycling- 501 Maple Street :!'; O'Reilly's Automotive- 906 North 2nd Street :1: WE NEED A NEW COORDINATOR NLIA is looking for a neighborhood coordinator. This is a paid position ($I 0/hour for 3-15 hours per month). Tasks include: calling to remind people about meetings, attending Lawrence Association of Neighborhoods meetings (3rd Wednesday of the month), writing letters and producing newsletter (MS Word), tracking membership and ads (Excel), maintaining web page and e-mail list. If you are interested please contact Star or Ted. *************** ****************** The following neighborhood merchants help support the North Lawrence Improvement Association and their neighborhood. We thank them for their support. Support them by patronizing their businesses :\: * * * * :): * * * * Fall/Winter 2004 Newsletter of the North Lawrence Improvement Association What is the N.L.l.A.? The North Lawrence Improvement Association is a nonprofit neighborhood organization. Dues are $1 per year per person and are due at the annual picnic. Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding pays for many NLIA projects, including this newsletter. PLEASE become a member of NLIA, a large membership demonstrates neighborhood support of NLIA's activities, so send in your Sl today or come to the Picnic. October 8th NLIA Meetings 7pm !OOFHall 61h & Lincoln :!: North Lawrence Courier PAID * * * * * * * * * ':' * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * :1: * * * * * * * * * * * :j: Paul Benner - Piano Tuner 856-0004 :): * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * :): Meetings I Member Information NLIA Meetings are held on the second Monday of the month, October through May, at 7:00pm in the IOOF Hall at 6th & Lincoln. If you want to be called or emailed to be reminded of the meetings let Star know. Annual Picnic/PotLuck ................... September 13 Neighborhood Cleanup ......................... October 8 Meetings ........................... October 11 (Elections) ........................................................... November 8 December 13 January 10 **************** How to contact NLIA Officers Ted Boyle 842-7232 President Vice President Maxine Lee Secretary Jeff Joseph 841-1284 Treasurer Bev Cates 843-8799 Coordinator Star Straf 842-5185 Online http://www.nlia.lawrence.com/ To add something to the web site or future newsletters, contact Star at star@prairienet.org **************** When to contact a NLIA Officer Anytime you have concerns or questions about North Lawrence you can come to a meeting or call one of the officers. Some topics and examples would include: Traffic (request a stop sign), Noise (bars or equipment), Safety (sidewalks or streetlights), Community (ideas to build connections), Development (flood concerns), Trash, Properties, Businesses, or any other idea you have that would make North Lawrence better. 11' Annual Picnic/PotLuck (Sept 13) All arc welcome to our annual picnic/potluck. Come meet your neighbors Monday September 13 at 6:30pm at John Taylor park. NLIA will provide drinks and tableware. t 1~ **************** Neighborhood Cleanup (Oct 8) Make sure you have all items you wish to discard at your regular trash pick up site by 7am on Friday October 811 '. Please remove all nails from boards (Max size 5ft) and place broken glass in suitable containers and mark it to prevent injuries. Lonnie Faler of Lonnie's Recycling will follow the city trucks and pick up metal items that the city will not pick up. Limb pick up is at your regular trash pickup place. Please keep trash separate from limbs. Remember that Neighborhood Cleanup generates mulch available for North Lawrence residences available in the alley behind Ted's house at 310 Elm. Info 842-7232 t **************** Thank you Astaris for a $200 donation to NLIA ***:1::1::!:-********** KDOT has put the Intersection of 3'd and Locust on the "to repair" list. This should take place in the next 3-5 years. �Woodlawn News Bad Weather School Closings If winter weather forces a closing of schools you can hear the news on area radio & television stations as soon as a decision is made. Listen to : KLWNAM 1320 KSNT Channel27 KLZR FM 105.9 KTKA Channel49 KANUFM 91.5 Channell} KZTO FM 95.7 KJv!ZBAM 980 WlWBAM 580 WIBW FM 97.3 1\ fter 6am you can call the Access Line at 865-5000. category 5001. **************** Thank you Johnny's Tavern for a $80 donation to NLIA * * * * * * * * :j: * * * * * * Meeting Minutes :j: April 12, 2004 Ted spoke about the vacant lot on the 500 block of Locust. The owner wants to develop the properties into townhomes and/or offices. The two small houses next to the 508 Club will also be razed to be developed as part of this plan. It was mentioned that $900 will not be paid to the NLIA for the second brush pick up. John Davis spoke about the building at 7'h and Locust. He bought it and has some ideas on what to do with it. It is zoned M-3 currently. His idea is loft apartments upstairs with a full service restaurant downstairs. The group had many questions about cost. parking, building repair. traffic, etc. It was presented to the group that this was all in the pre-planning stages. Zoning and city codes. church approval for liquor license and parking planning are the next stages. John will come back to NLIA with ideas. Karen and Shane with Astaris plant spoke to the group. Originally built by Westvaco in 1950, Astaris became a joint venture company in 2000. The plant is mainly a food ingredient plant but also makes high quality acid that is used in computers, phones. and flat screen TV s. Phosphate is the main thing made at the local plant. Competition is very tough and the plant is expanding and stepping up production to stay competitive. investing 5 million dollars in the near future. They will be building a drumming plant early next year to bring the drumming and shipping in house. Astaris has hired 15-18 new people due to this expansion. Shane then talked about environmental issues. Air quality and arsenic. New technology is being tested this coming year to clean up the remaining arsenic. Next month UP will send a speaker. Union Pacific has mentioned remote controlled/driverless trains on their line, NLIA will coordinate with the city to oppose these in North Lawrence. We are supportive of the absence of the train whistles and are attempting to get quiet zones declared within the neighborhood. May 11,2004 Ted started the meeting with an update on the 500 block of Locust. Plans are moving forward through City Hall on this. There are still issues with the Update on the Union alley and development. Pacific tracks: they will soon become a quiet zone through North Lawrence, which means no whistles within the area north at the Teepee Junction to the crossing just east of the Astaris plant. Paul Warner, the architect working with John Davis on the 7'h and Locust development spoke. Paul mentioned that they are trying to acquire the M&M lot on the NW corner for a parking lot and showed what it might look like. He asked for any other questions or concerns about the project. Lane Sakavec with the Union Pacific spoke. Their response number is 1-888-877-7267 to report any Hazmat problems, derailments, IDJ uncs, environmental issues, work place violence, or illegal dumping. UP does not plan on any remote controlled /driverless trains except in their train yard. There are DOT #' s on all crossings if there is an issue with a specific crossing. The group spoke about the new GasLight bar and coffeehouse. There are noise problems. parking issues, and public urination. NLIA will be speaking with city personal about these issues. Different Kind of Realtor Born · Raised · Resident· North Lawrence Member North Lawrence Improvement Association North Lawrence Representative to Tenants to Homeowners "Working to retain the charm of North Lawrence" NANCY FLESHMAN 766 1153 - § STEPHENS REAL ESTATE, INC. Make sure your ditches and driveway tubes are clear of trash, debris, and weeds. It is the property owners' responsibility to keep ditches clean adjacent to their property. **************** City of Lawrence Waste Reduction and Recycling City Composting Pickups are on Mondays. Have your grass, leaves and small clippings out on Mondays before 6am in a can, cart. or compostable bag. Give your trash can double-duty! Use it on trash day, then use the empty can again for yard waste on Monday. Wheeled carts hold 90 gallons and are available from the city for $2 per month. Compost bins with an excellent book on composting arc available for purchase from the city for $10. Call 832-3030 to order yours. Have a non-profit in need of a fundraiser? Consider selling compostable yard waste bags. Call Diana Sjogren, Waste Reduction and Recycling Specialist at 832-3006. lf an herbicide containing the active ingredient Clopyralid was used on your lawn this season, please DO NOT set out your clippings for Monday collection, as they would negatively contaminate the municipal compost. Please mulch-mow those clippings instead. (This will also benefit your yard by returning valuable nutrients, water, and lawn chemicals to your property!) Electronics Recycling-Limited Time Offer!! Now through Labor Day, Office Depot is teaming with HP to provide free recycling of many electronic items (Computers. Monitors, TV. Cell phones. printers, keyboards) Just drop your qualified product by Office Depot by September 6'h One item per household per day. North Lawrence Drainage Study The North Lawrence (NL) watershed covers approximately 9, !00 acres. The nrea is generally bord~:::red by the Kans;:L-, Rivt:r levee along the west and south, and the Mud Creek levee to the north and cast. As NL residents know, managing storm water drainage is an important issue. Because existing drainage problems can be made worse with new land development. the City of Lawrence is working to find ways to improve overall stormwater management in NL. HNTB has been hired to complete a drainage study for the area. which will be nsrd :1" :1 guicic for rle:vf'.lnpmC".nt pl:mninr.. mainte:nanc:r work and future capital improvement projects. Land Use: Because land use impacts both the quantity and quality of stormwater run-off, the study will estimate future land uses for the watershed. Projecting where, how much and what kind of development may occur will help us identify potential drainage problems and specific solutions. Future land use patterns will be estimated based on existing land uses, future land use plans, including Horizon 2020, and local development trends. Existing Drainage Systems: The study will evaluate the existing drainage system to determine when~ storm water tlows, collects and Hoods. Field surveys will provide a detailed inventory of storm sewers, levee pipes, culverts, ditches, channels, pending areas and pump stations. The study will estimate runoff throughout the watershed and will identify where the system is Hooded. Solutions: Solutions will be evaluated in two ways. First, the study will consider standing water and flooding along existing streets during frequent storms. Possible solutions may include reconstructed pipes, regraded channels or designated storage areas. The study will provide a list of specific improvements prioritized by the level of llooding. The City will use this list as a guide for system maintenance and capital improvement funding. Second, the study will evaluate solutions for drainage system_.., such as streams, highway culverts and pump stations that receive runoff from large areas of the watershed. These systems will be most affected by changes in land use. Solutions will be based on large storms. and may include system reconstruction, bypass channels or storage basins. The study will be used as a guide for capital improvement funding and development planning. Your Role: It's important for us to understand how you are currently affected by stormwater drainage. We also want to hear your comments about future development in NL. Your input will help us identify solutions that are both practical and effective. For more: More local recycling information available at: www .LawrcnceRccyclcs.ore: information about the project, please call the Department of Public Works at 832-3143 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1989-2004 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context NoLawCourier_Aug1989-Winter2004_Final.pdf https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/cf50140f0ff3687eee4f37514ea84d3d.pdf 1dbd059c0f055d76a01035df7eb4c612 PDF Text Text NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION lAWRENCE, KANSAS Margene Swarts Program Analyst HAND 6 East 6th Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Dear Margene, This is to inform you the North Lawrence Improvement Association made the following amendment to their by-laws: Article VI - Dues Section 1 previously read: Dues - Annual dues of one dollar per year shall be assessed each member of THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION and are due on the second Monday of January. No dues shall be accepted on the day of elections. It was amended to read: Dues - Annual dues of one dollar per year shall be assessed each member of THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION and are due on the second Monday of September. No dues shall be accepted on the day of elections. The amendment passed on the first reading September 12, 1994, passed on the next reading October 10, 1994. was made to accept the amendment. 1~J~u~~~l~ Delores Todd President NLIA A motion and second Motion passed. �CONSTTTUTI ON THE NORTH h~WRSNCS IMPROVEME~ SSOCIATION ARTICLE I :.IA.:'1E A~m P'_TR?03~ Section 1. The name of this organization is ThE NORTH ASSOCIATION of Lawrence, Kansas. (NLIA) hi\.WR~NCE IMPRJVE!£NT Section 2. The purpose of TliE N.;RTi:. LA-I'fr(~;~CE lMPROVEHENI' ASSOCIAT~ON shall be to concern itself with the overall general welfare of the North Lawrence area. This concern shall include, but not be liwited to, problems related to the physical improvement of the area, such as housing, street repairs, flood controls, traffic safety, public transportation, pollution, etcetera. Futhermore, it shall be concerned with problems related to health, education, and social and economic welfare. ARTICT.t<: TT MEM?E.l\5HIP Section 1. Any North Lawrence resident, age 18 years or over, and any nonresident North Lawrence pro:perty owner may be voting members of the NLIA. Any North Lawrence Professional Organization or Business and any other North Lawrence Organization may have only one vote. Section 2. Dues - Anuual dues of one dollar per year shall be collected. Members who have not paid dues shall not vote or hold an elective office. ARTICLE ITT Offl~fi;RS S~ction 1. The officers of THE NORTH LI\.~~ENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION shall be: A. President, B. Vice-President, c. Corresponding Secretary, Do Recordjng Secretary, E. Treasurer, and F. Parliamentarian. Section 2. The Officers of the NLIA with the exception of the Parliamentarian shall be elected aP~ually. Candidates will be nominated from the floor. If there is more than one candidate for a vacancy, the office will be filled by a written ballot. The candidate receivi~g the majority vote is elected. Each Officer assumes duties on the first day of the month succeeding the month d·J.ring which elected. They will serve until a successor is chosen and installed. Section ). The duties of the Officers shall be; A. President- is the chief executive officer and chief adninistrative officer of THE NO.:IT:-1 LA~B.E~lc:;;.: IMPROV~·~NT A3SOCIATION. The President presides at all meetings; anpoints all co~~ttee perso~~el and designates all committee chairpersons. The President assigns projects to appropriate co~~ittees, and m~ re-assign or transfer sach projects if, in Presidents jud~ement such a transfer is desirable. The President speaks on behalf of, and in the name of, THE NORTH LA'rlRENC~ IMPR.::w:;'~3NT ASSOCIATION whenever a matter in the Associat:ions "ielrl. of interest is raised and requires pr8sentation of the Association's ooi.nt of view. The President is the Associationrs official represe:1tative at meetinp;s of c-Jooorating organizations. The President calls all re~ular a:-td special :nle3t:i nc;s, fixing the date ;::,.:1d place thereof, except when calEng such meetin~ pursaant to :Tierntership petition. The President shall be an F_.x-)ffic1.o member of all committe::.s. All cormnittee members are responsLble to the President :or the Dr::>Der rerfo::-~JR,ce of their duties. �PAJE 2 B. Vice-President shall oreside over all re~lar meetings and assume responsibilities of the office of ?resident in the absence of the President. The Vice-President will ser·>'e as Intern -:Jresident upon the death or resignation of the President. The Vice-President shall :::e the Chairperson of the Executive Co!ll1'li t tee • c. Corresponding Secretar,y shall be in charge of all the NIJIA's correspondence. This shall consist of letters, f~ers, news bulletins, etceters. No correspondence will be done w-ithout the approval of the President. D. Recording Secreta~ shall be in charge of taking and keeping a record of the minutes of all meetings held by THE NORTH LA~f.RENCS IMPROV~~~~ ASSOCIATION. The Recording Secretary shall be responsible for all records and in charge of matntainine a record of past accomplishments, i.~. newspaper accounts, etc~tera. E. Treasurer shall collect and be res~onsible for all funds due to THE ~JRTH LAWRENCE IMPR0\3~'1ENT A..:noCIATION. The Treasurer will pay all bills authorized by the President, and will maintain a record of the financial stat~s of the organization to be presented at a11 regularly scheduled meetings. F. Parliamentarian may be appointed by the President with the approval of the Executive Committee. THE ARTTC-:-,E IV CDW.:ITT:;;E ~x::.~cTITIVE Section l. The Executive Committee constitutes the elected Officers of THE NORTH LA1rJ:.-tENC~ IMPROV~MENT AS30CIATION. (?resident, Vice-President, Corresponding Secretary, Record:i.ng Secretary, Treasurer a~d the three (3) previous past Presidents of the Association). Section 2. The Executive CoJTlT!littee shall ha.e all the powers of THB l'DRTH LAl!JF.ENCS :l.MPR:JVEHENT ASSJCIATION during the interval between meetings. The Vice-Presi_dent will ser-..re as the Chairperson of this committee. The Committee will meet on the call of the Chairperson, or on request of the members of the Association. A_.qTICI.E V MEETLGS Section l. Regular meetings will be held on the second Monday of the month September through May. The Corres?onding Secretary will notify all members for special, or postponed meetines only. Section 2. Special meetings will be held on the call of the President. Members may rec;.uest the President to call a special meeting, indicating the reason thereof. �ARTI"T.F: iri Section 1. Dues - Annual dues of one dollA,r per year shall be assessed each member of THS ~::>RTH LAHRSNC~ IMPRO\f2:1·~NT A3SOCI ATION and are due on the second Monday of January. No dues shall be acc8oted on the day of elections. Section 2. Dues - The amount of annual dues may be changed from time to time by an Amendment to the Constitution. Section 3. Annual election of Officers will be held on the second Monday of October. ARTICL~; BY-LAW VII PROC~DURES Section 1. THE NORTH LA'r.'RENCE IMPROV~'r.fENT AE>SOC:LA':'ION may adopt new By.. taws by an affirmative vote thereon, provided that no By-Law is in effect until passed by two separate meetings. The affirmative vote of a majority of those present at a regular meeting will be sufficient to pass a By-Law. Section 2. A By-Law may be repealed by passing a By-Law to that effect. Section 3. This Constitution may be amrnended by the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the members of THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOClATION in attendance at a meetin~, provided that no vote will be taken on the proposal to ammend the Constitution unless notice thereof was cz:i ven in advance of the meeting. Section 4. meetings. The Organization will fo'TlOW' Robert's Rulles of Order at all Passed first reading May 11, 1987 Next reading September 14, 1987 f'3 Ssed �CO~; ST ITUT I 0[-l (Charter recorded TrlL .NORTH L.,:URt:lLJ..:: IXPRr·· ·:E~:~T A3SOCIA.'l'ICN may 27th 1)71 at Dougl~s .aty Courthouse) ~~' ArtT ICLc. I NA.rv:r; A:fD PUt(H)SE Section 1. IMPROV~M~NT The name of this organization is THE 10RT~ AS30CIATIGN 0~ LAWRiNCE, KAJSA3. (NLIA) LA~RENCB Section 2~ The purpose of TH3 NJ:l.TH LA'flR.l-~i,i'JE Dt.P::t0Vi:;1··~~~IT ASSOCIATIOU shall be to co~cern itself with tne overall seneral welfare of the North la~rence area. This concern snall i1clude, but not be limited, to problems related to the physical inprove~eat of the area, such as housing, street repairs, flood controls, traffic safety, public transportation, pollution, etcetera. Furt~ermore, it shall be concerned \·rith problems related to health, education, and soci:1l and economic welfare. AHTICLE II ...I.c";£.1 B.DRS !-:!I P Section 1. Any North Lawrence resident, 13 years or over, and nonresident property owners may be voting members of the JLIA. Any North Lawrence Organizati~n or Business may have only one vote. Section 2. Dues - Annual Dues of one dollar per year shall be collected. Members who have not paid dues shall not vote or hold an elective office. Section 3. Dissolution of Membership - A person found unworthy of membership may be expelled on recommendation of the Executi\re Committee (which recommendation is not made until aft·;r the member stall h2ve been glven the opportunity of a hearing) , and on apprJval of that recommendation by at least two thirds of the members attending a regular meeting. An unh'orthy person is one 1-;ho knowi~gly and willingly seeks to discredit or undermine the goals, programs, and general purposes of this association. ARTICLZ III OFliCERS Section 1. The Officers of THE NORTH LAW:l.EN0E IXPRJVEME2T ASSOCIATIJN shall be: A. President, B. Vice-President, C. Corresponding Secretary, D. Recordi~g Secretary, E. Tressurer, and F. Parliamentarian. Secti8n 2. The Officers of the NLIA shall be elected annually. Candidates will be nominated from the floor. If there is more than one candidate for a vacancy, the office will be filled by a written ballot, The candidate receiving the ~ajority vote is elected. ~ach Officer assumes his duties on the first day of the month succeeding the month during which he was elected. He serves until his successor is chosen and installed. Section 3. The duties of the Officers shall be: A. President- is the chlef executive o!fice and chief administrative officer of T~~ NO~TH LAWHE]CE I~PROV~~S]T ASSJCIATICN. He presides a~ all meetings; appoints all corruittee ~erson~el and 1esignGtes all committee chair~aa. He assisns projects to appropriate co~~ittdes, and may re-a3sign or transfer sucn projects if, in his judgmen~, such a transfer ls jesirable. He speaks on behalf of, and in the name of~ TH~ NO::tTH LA~a~NC~ IMFROV~MBJT A3SOCIATICN whenever a matter in the Association's f+8ld of interest ls raised ~nd requires preJentatlon of the Association s point of view. He is tee Association's official �PAGi; 2 cont. representative at. mee _ngs of cooperating orsan ... ~aticns. He C8.lls all regular and special meetlncs, fixing the date Dnd place thereof, except wnen callinB such meeting pursuant to membership petition. He shall be an Ex-Officio member of all committees. All committee members are responsible to the President for the proper performance of their duties. B. Vice-President - shall preside over all regular meetinss and .assume responsibilities of tbe Office of President in the absence of the President. ne will serve as Intern-President upon tte death or resignation of the President. He shall be the Chairman of the Executive Committee. C. Corresponding Secretary - shall be in charge of all the NLIA's correspondence. This shall consist of letters, .flyers, news bulletins, etceters. No Correspondence will be done without the approval of the President. D. Recording Secretary - shall be in charge of taking and keeping a record of the minutes 6f all meetings held by TSE NORTH LAWREX~E IMPROV~ME~T ASSOCIATICN. He shall be responsible for all records and incharge of maintaining a record of past accomplishments, i.e. newspaper accounts, etcetera. E. Treasurer - shall collect and be responsible for all funds due to NORTH LAJ~EJ~~ I~PROVE~E~T ASSOCIATION. He will pay all bills authorized by the President, and will maintain a record of the financial status of the organization to be presented at all regular~y scheduled meetings. TH~ F. Parliaffientarian - shall be appointed by the President with the approval of ~he Executive Committee. ARTICLE IV THE EXECUTIVE COi·l.XITT ~ Section l. TH~ EXECUTIVE COMMITTE~ constitutes the elected Officers of NORTH LA~R~~~E IXPROVEME~T ASSOCIATION. (President, Vice-President, Corresponding Secretary, Recording Secretary, Treasurer and the three previous past Presidents of the Association). TH~ Section 2. T.ii.;:; ZX~CUTIVE COi·miTTiE - shall have all the powers of TH..:; NORTH LA;'/~..:;sc~ I:-1PROV.2i~~ST ASSOCIATIC:~ during the interval between meetings. The Vice-President will serve as the Chairman of this committee. The Com!!littee vrill meet on call of the Chairman, or on request of tte members of tte Association. \ . ARTICL.c; V !vf..Et;T DIGS Section 1. Regular meetings - will be held on tte second Monday of every month. The Correspondine Secretary will notify all members for special, or pQstponed meetings only. Secticn 2. Special ~eeting3 - will be held on the call of the PresiJe~t. 1-:e::;bers ::.ay rec;_uest t.~~e President to c2ll a special :neeting, iniicati::Ji;; the reason tterefore. �... cont. PAGE 3 ARTICLI:; VI DUES Section 1. Dues - Annual Dues of one dollar per year shall be assessed each member of TPJ:; NORTH LA'tlRK~CE H!PR.OV.::.X.ENT ASSOCIATION and are due on the second Monday of September. No dues shall be accepted on day of elections • . Section 2. Dues - The amount of annual dues may be changed from time to time by an Amendment to the Constitution. Section 3. Annual election of Officers will be held on the second Monday of October. ARTICLE VII BY.-LAi"/ PROC..C:DUR.ES Section 1. THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEXE1T ASSOCIATION may adopt new By-Laws by an affirmative vote thereon, provided that no By-Law is in effect until passed by two separate meetings. The Affirmative vote of a majority of those present at a regular meeting will be sufficient to pass a By-Law. Section 2. A by-Law may be repealed by passing a By-Law to that effect. Section 3. This Constitution may be amended by the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the members of THE NORTH LA~~ENCE I~PROViMEJT ASSOCIATIO~ in attendance at a meeting, provided that no vote will be taken on the proposal to amend the Constitution unless notice thereof was given in advance of the meeting. Section 4. 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Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1995 1971 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context NLIA_ByLaws_1971-1995.pdf https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/c2ac34a375e9e092947705a788ce6e4e.pdf 2ab675a5515397a2569b0e58cb96f483 PDF Text Text BUFORD M WATSON, JR. CITY MANAGER CITY OFFICES CITY COMMISSION BOX 708 6 EAST 61h 66044 913·841-7722 MAYOR MIKE AMYX COMMISSIONERS DENNIS CONSTANCE SANDRA K PRAEGER MIKE RUNDLE August 1, 1987 BOB SCHUMM Bob Moody President, NLIA 529 Elm Lawrence, KS 66044 De a r Mr . Mo o;d y : This letter is a request for your assistance in the City's endeav ors to promote fair housing in Lawrence. As part of its fair housing outreach and education efforts, the City would like to submit a series of articles about fair housing laws, tenant rights, etc. for publication .in the NLIA Newsletter. The City wou.lrt a.lso apprec.iate any time that could be set aside at one of your regular monthly association meetings for Arvilla Vickers of the Human Relations/Human Resources Department to speak on fair housing and to answer any questions that neighborhood res"id(~nts may havr~ ahont fair housing. If you are interested in assisting us in this matter, please call Arvilla Vickers at extension 314 or me at extension 106 to discnss possible publicatlon dates, speaking dates, etc. We hope to begin the se ries in the near fulnre, so your prompt response will be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, ~~~ Kurt A. Schroeder CDRG Program Analyst /de cc: Arvilla VIckers �BUFORD M. WATSON. JR.. CITY MANAGER CITY OFFICES BOX 708 CITY COMMISSION 6 EAST 61h 66044 MAYOR MIKE AMYX August 28, 198 7 COMMISSIONERS DENNIS CONSTANCE SANDRA K. PRAEGER MIKE RUNDLE BOB SCHUMM Bob Moody, President North Lawrence Improvement Assoc. 539 Elm Lawrence, KS 66044 Dear Bob: You recently requested a summary of North Lawrence sidewalk expenditures over the past several years and an informational statement on the CDBG Minor Home Repair and Emergency Loan Programs. Since 1983, the following new sidewalks have been installed with CDBG funds: 600 Block of Elm (1983) 700 Block of Elm, 8th Street between Elm and Walnut, 800 Block of Walnut Street, North 4th from Maple to Trailer Park near North Street (Fall 1986) 700 Block of Locust (Spring 1987) Lyon Street, 400 through 700 Blocks (current project) TOTAL $4,000.00 $34,162.28 $7,500.00 $15,243.19 (Bid) $60,905.47 With regard to the Hinor Home Repair and Emergency Loan Program, •\ the City would appreciate publication of the following information in your upcoming newsletter: 913-841-7722 �Page Two August 28, 1987 "A Minor Home Improvement Grant and Emergency Loan and Grant program is now available to low-income homeowner/occupants in Lawrence. Grants of up to $500 are available to eligible applicants for minor home improvements that improve health, safety, energy costs, or conditions that cause blight and deterioration. A combination grant and loan of up to $2,500.00 (first $500.00 is a grant) may also by available to eligible applicants for emergency improvements that eliminate IMMEDIATE hazards to health and safety, or conditions that are likely to cause health and safety hazards in the near future. The Emergency Loan will be a non-interest bearing, non-installment loan which will become due and payable only when the recipient ceases to occupy the assisted property. To receive additional information and application, please stop by the Community Development Department in City Hall, or call 841-7722, Extension 100." I hope this above information is of assistance to you, and we thank you for your help. Sincerely, ~,.---~~A~.' ~~de< Program Anaylist KAS:lh �CIT> ::;ot,H.1:SSION MAYOR B:'S SCHUMM COMMISSIONERS S>Wi.;: • 1/A.RTIN S 0'Hi [:4·. !C' PE:.NNY I~ CITY OFFICES BUFORD M •'JATSON .• R. CITY MA"'AGER BOX 708 66044 L Vv"A;_TERS 913-841-7722 June ;_,, B,:J\:. ~loody i.al'rence \eighhol'li.)Od 539 Eln; Street LaKrence, Kansas 660~~ •:E RUNDLE ROB~ OT BH~ ~lr. ~orth .-l.~sn. Dear Mr. Noody: Enclosed is a data sheet shor.·ing some interl:'sting information co1n::erning the !\c,r·th lar.-rence Neighborho)d Cleanup conducted in April, 19Ho 1 and again in April and May, 1989. It appetrs that in each year you were billed for the senices of a rear-~oader fo1· 10 hours at the rate of SSO.OO per hour. Also for the services of a flat-bvl for 10 hours at the rate of SL5.0li pet· hour-. Services proYided r.·ere Lonside1·ably in excess of that for Kltich you r.·ere billed. On April 23 and 30, 198H, 1:~-.o r-ear-loaders and one flat-bed he~·e pr·oYided for a total of 11 !:,_•JI'S hcJJ·ked. In addition, rear-loaders "ere pJ·oYided for 6 hours for addi ticnal cl•·anup on h'ednesdays follol--'ing the scheduled days. The 1989 cleanup bene'.'itecl f1·um thP substitutiolt of a secc•nd rearloader in J ieu c•f the unavai I abJ e f _at-bed. TLe u~,e of the clilppPr ·!tis ye;.r did enable our trucks to com1;lelt::- the scheduled cle.<J.nup l'ithout fo1lov.--up the next r.·eek. This did not result in a r~duct;on in the sanitation leyartm• nt bill since our costs still far e~ceed­ the c-,m,unt billed. !'iute tlw.t OH·rt .me ~-.a-ges alo11c: l"Xceed the amoul!t billed each :·.-ar. Tl1is indiccttes tl at ;;e 1111 probably have to iucrease the· ]-,,_,url~­ this year. The overt me salary cost for a typical t·C.'ar·-~uadd· Cl'E'h' is ])Qh $~~l:l. 00. Th>:- },(-._ "SS it~- . 0 r•rO\' j de a sur;en· j SO!' on the SC'E'l!t' due tc• c-oJtsidr:-t·able public contl:lct i<!Jd llOJl··sl::tndatd ~-.·or!-. drivE·s up tlte O';('ral: salary costs b~' <il most S:Z2. 00 pel hour. rate :~L•metime Fleasp call if I can p1ovicle a•JY furtl-er help. ~1-4 v Ya~ Slankard Girector of Public ~Assistant ~orks �. ! -::_" - : ·.• : -·-----·- -~=-- --::.,.:. _•::: ---- -·-·. ~ . - .- ~=~-= ----·--·~=~=~=====-====:=============~~====~~====~=~===~==· - .. ._ ,~ L-.:-~!'.- ~·.: -- : ·- -: ... -· .--,:·. --- --- ~======~==~==========~=========================================== = .• -:':;: -:' . ,_, -- c: , .: I •: 7 '7,"1 ':·.t.' -- .... ::-.1::-rr \ -D _, ... i~!: !.::L'- ',1.: "'{C• .;.t,.,., .••.: FE~~TL!N ........_. 7.67 8. 4t C.1 C, ""! m.40 b0 8~5.33 tt Amou~t Billing i3-Av-8t. ~BEL t;JVLE bil!erl should have been $75i de~artmert errGr rerl~:ed a~~unt to $63l 7,&2 1~ 1:2 5 75 15 1 ~,'Z 5 j ~ 48 8.21 E\SNEHL t..5 138.06 b~ 12 • C'Z I r '-'·-' 7 82 6 iCl '!.' 19.54 m B6 12.34 16:23 .1""!;... if,:.. nr t:! 12 "'}>= 6~1 12l34 .,, ,i..L, '" .. "! •.-..· ,_,._. ~::KBEST :•EVfR3 J' il l~.r2 ;.~EGGRY 7.B2 ~. ·r;G~Ef; I Z4-Mcy-8f. D~ L·.' f:., 77 t:. 6 n 47 2 4 c, ·.'L ., . . c!.). i. . B~· 8. .r.1 ",.- - .99 ":!? • ·~ "T ~ ".~"·• 2.~r 4, r~ 17: .lit; ~< cL ~.··-···-··-· 114 '72 ��North Lawrence Improvement Association 539 Elm Lawrence, KS 66044 July 13, 1989 Mr. Buford Watson and City Commissioners 6 East 6th Street Lawrence, KS 66044 Dear Mr. Watson and Commissioners: All too often, a person is quick to point out deficiencies and concerns, especially when dealing with a governmental body. However, I want to point out positives. During the past several years, it has been my privilege to work with a great number of city staff. I emphasize "with" because my experience has shown that Lawrence is fortunat..e to have dedicated, qualified and concerned individuals who work with the public to find solutions to problems. Mike Wildgen has been extremely responsive to issues and concerns expressed by the North Lawrence Improvement Association and has worked toward resolution of those. He is open to discussion and suggestions. He is top-notch and I appreciate his insight, work and suggestions. Lynn Goodell and his staff have worked with me on several Community They have provided Deve 1opment funding and env i ronmenta 1 concerns. invaluable assistance in accomplishing our goals. Fred DeVictor has established a first-class Parks and Recreation pro-gram in Lawrence. He recently assisted the N.L.I.A. with an innovative cleanup operation for brush by providing a chipper and manpower to reduce brush to usable wood chips for North Lawrence residents. George Williams has also been extremely helpful in assuring that essentials, such as streets, water and sewers, are "up to snuff." His staff has been extremely cooperative during our semi-annual cleanups. Terese Gardner has worked to find answers to tough traffic safety issues. I greatly appreciate her help and patience. Chiefs Ron Olin and Jim McSwain have been quick to respond to pub 1 i c safety issues and risked their own safety in addressing our organization and responding to neighbors' concerns. Barbara Huppee was extremely cooperative and sensitive to concerns about the placement of scattered housing sites in North Lawrence. One always risks omission of important names when citing individuals for their assistance, and I probably have done such. But the point is: I think Lawrence has a great city staff and you, Mr. Watson and City Commissioners, are to be commended for your insight in hiring them and giving them proper direction (most of the time). I appreciate everybody's assistance and commend them. They don't get enough recognition (and salary, probably) but they have my respect. I look forward to a continued cooperative and rewarding relationship. Sincerely, . ... Bob Moody, President �MEMORANDUM To: From: Date: Subject: CDBG Target Neighborhoods Margene K. Swarts, CDBG Program Analy.st September 6, 1989 Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity ~AVQ IV'+" .J In an effort to continue furthering fair housing and equal opportunity in the block grant program, as well as address a few problems, the Community Development Department wishes to institute a few changes. These changes deal with the solicitation of participants on the CDBG Advisory Committee and Grant Review Board, as well as participants in the various programs offered by the Department, and a reminder of the requirements to be met as set forth in the Citizen Participation Plan. Effective immediately, we will be requiring documentation of how your neighborhood solicits participation for this program. When openings are available on the CDBG Advisory Committee or Grant Review Board, we would prefer that notice be given in the neighborhood newsletter and/or a special mailing to all residents of the neighborhood. Special emphasis should be given to encourage minority participation. If solicitation for these openings must be made by personal contact, we will require a list of the names and demographics for all persons so notified. When the programs we offer are publicized in the newsletter, we ask again that minority participation be stressed. Additionally, I wish to remind you that the City Commission has adopted a Citizen Participation Plan that provides guidelines to be followed by CDBG funded neighborhood associations. One of the requirements is that the association meet regularly on at least a quarterly basis. Copies of the minutes of those meetings are to be forwarded to this office within thirty days after each meeting. I have been made aware that some of the neighborhood associations are not meeting on a regular, minimum quarterly basis. Also, we have not been receiving copies of minutes of the meetings that do transpire. If the association has altered the meeting frequency or made any other changes, the bylaws must be amended to reflect this. A copy of all amendments shall be submitted to this department to be kept on file along with the minutes. I have enclosed a copy of the guidelines for neighborhood associations as adopted by the City Commission in the Citizen Participation Plan. In addition to the minutes we would like to receive copies of all newsletters, clean up fliers, or other special mailings, on a regular basis. If we are not on your mailing list, please add us to it. At this time, there is one neighborhood association that has yet to sign their subgrantee agreement. Please be advised that no funds will be forthcoming to any association (either by reimbursement or direct payment of bills) unless the association is in compliance with all requirements. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to call me at 841-7722, ext. 109. tl-i cc: See Attached Page �Brook Creek Neighborhood Association Don Binns, President East Lawrence Improvement Association John Swift, President North Lawrence Improvement Association Bob Moody, President Oread Neighborhood Association Eric Cleveland, President Jennifer Brown, Coordinator Pinckney ~eighborhood Association Suzanne Perry, President University Place Neighborhood Association Neva Entrikin, President �.. III. 2. The board will perforM its duties· as prescribed in the Policies for Housing Rehabilitation Deferred Loans. as aMended froM time to time. 3. Meetings of the board may be called by the Chairperson or by the COBG program staff. The board may conduct business only when at least four members are present at a called meeting. GUIDELINES TO BE FOLLOWED BY CDBG FUNDED NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS A. Any neighborhood association receiving support funds through the CDBG Program. will be required to adhere to the following guidelines: 1. Each association is required to have. at a minimum. quarterly meetings. The associations are encouraged to have regularly scheduled meetings each month. 2. Business may be conducted only at open meetings of which all members have been notified a reasonable time in advance. 3. Associations must elect officers on a yearly basis. in accordance with written bylaws. These bylaws shall be on file with the City. 4. Neighborhood associations must have definite geographical boundaries. Membership must be open to any person eighteen years of age or older living or owning property in the specified area. Each association may allow for nonvoting members in its bylaws. 5. Business meetings must be conducted at the regular scheduled meetings. 6. Membership dues cannot exceed $1.00 per year for individuals. 7. Minutes of each meeting are to be forwarded to the CoMMUnity Development Office within 30 days after each meeting. 8. An annual accounting of the use of CDBG funds is to be submitted to the Community Development Office. 9. The associations are encouraged to utilize a portion of the funds to notify members and the public of the time and place of each meeting. -5- �CITY COMMISSION MAYOR BOB SCHUMM COMMISSIONERS SHIRLEY MARTIN·SMITH DAVID PENNY MIKE RUNDLE CITY OFFICES BUFORD M. WATSON. JR.. CITY MANAGER BOX 708 6 EAST 6111 66044 ROBERT l. WALTERS 913·041·7722 September 19, 1989 Don Shepard 513 Elm Lawrence, KS 66044 Dear Don: Your name was given to me as a possible appointee to the CDBG Advisory Committee. I would like for you to serve on the committee if you are willing to do so. You would replace Margaret Brun as one of the two North Lawrence representatives on the 17-person committee. The committee usually meets once a week (probably Thursday) from 7-10 in the evening at City Hall during the months of January through April. After that, meetings are rare - maybe two or three times during the year. I have enclosed a copy of the Citizen Participation Plan which outlines the duties and responsibilities of the committee. If you can and will serve on the committee, please call me before next Tuesday, so I can pass the word to Mayor Schumm. I think you would be a great addiLion. Sincerely, Development tw �CITY COMMISSION MAYOR BOB SCHUMM COMMISSIONERS SHIRLEY MARTIN-SMITH DAVID PENNY CITY OFFICES BUFORD M. WATSON, JR., CITY MANAGER BOX 708 MIKE RUNDLE 6 EAST 61h 66044 ROBERT L. WALTERS 913-841-7722 January 23, 1990 North Lawrence Improvement Association 539 Elm Lawrence, KS 66044 Dear Mr. \foody: I asked George Williams, Public Works Director, and Fred De Victor, Parks and Recreation Director, to comment on CDBG proposals submitted by various neighborhood associations. I have enclosed a copy of the comments for your use. If you have further comments or questions regarding the proposals or staff comments, please contact me at 841-7722, ext. 100. Thank you for your interest in revitalizing your neighborhood. Siyrely, q-u ~L )/)/ ./-/. ~;;~LL.J b<t ruJ Lynn A. Goodell Director of Community Development tw Enclosure �NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION 539 ELM LAWRENCE, KS 66044 May 1 , 1 991 Mr. Lynn Goodell, Community Development 6 E. 6th Lawrence, Ks 66044 Dear~-: The North Lawrence Improvement Association invites you and your family to our annual Spring Potluck Picnic, Saturday, May 18, at 6:30 in John Taylor Park, located behind the Ballard Center at 7th and Elm. This old-fashioned picnic will offer good food, good conversation, and good times. Additionally, playground equipment for the young in body and heart will be available. We hope you will bE~ able to join us. /lh~ely,. Bob Moe y, Pr,~sid t �NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION 539 ELM LAWRENCE, KS 66044 August 19, 1991 Steven Brice Holtzman, Weed Inspector City of Lawrence 6 East 6th Lawrence, KS 66044 Dear Mr. Holtzman: I am sorry you apparently feel offended that I found 1 t necessary to discuss the Union Pacific right-of-way situation with Mike Wildgen. After two months, the problem has not been remedied. There has been some work accomplished, but the area is an embarrassmert to North Lawrence and the entire city. Yc·u \'li 11 recall I first contacted you about the area approximately June 19 expressing concern there would be a number of people in the area during the July 4th festivities. I have spoken with ycu on at least three other separate occasions regarding the area. On one occasion, you promised work would be completed that weekend. It was not. On Wednesday, July 14, I spoke with you in your office, offering to visit the area with you to show you our concerrs. You refused the offer, saying work would be completed this weekend. It was not. I understand the limitations you may be facing: however, not accomplishing compliance with weed ordinance regulations in a two month span effectively renders the ordinance useless. Irterestingly, some of the work that has been performed along the Locust Street side of the right-of-way was done on a volunteer basis ty North Lawrence residents who are tired of looking at the mess. This is not just a concern of myself, but of :1ume1-ous indivicuals who have voiced their disappointment in the situation. I spoke with Mike to express my concern that the situation was not yet resolved. As you say, Mike can not accomplish this any faster than you can. I understand that; but, it was not be~ ng accomplished. A&ain, I apologize for any ill feelings you may have for my go1ng "over your head". It was not intended to be a persona": insult. I am sure any future working relations will be cordial and professional. SincerE·ly, <il~ !It~ Bob Mocdy President cc: Lynn Goode 1 1 ---Mike Wildgen �July 1, 1994 Mayor F. Jolene Andersen City of Lawrence P.O. Box 708 Lawrence,KS 66044-0708 Dear Mayor Andersen: The North Lawrence Improvement Association met on June 27 to discuss the questions you asked in your June 3 letter. As to zoning, we would like undeveloped land in North Lawrence to be zoned RSl with a minimum 70-footwide lot size. We feel this is the minimum that will retain the rural character of the neighborhood. As to sanitary sewers and drainage in the neighborhood, we concur with George Williams that the city should 1) formulate a sanitary sewer improvement plan to solve the existing problems and address future growth, 2) formulate a storm drainage master plan to address storm water needs assuming the same growth potential as the sewer plan, 3) integrate the first two points into a capital improvement plan and projected budget for completion and 4) set a moratorium on development until the problems are resolved. We are against Williams' suggestion to adopt a street standard allowing a ditch section and believe that all developers should bear the cost of developing adequate means for storm drainage. I have included a copy of the minutes so that you can get a feel for our discussion on these subjects. I might warn you that we are a "free-wheeling" group and I may have missed some people's comments or mis-heard others. The minutes haven't been approved yet, so there may be some changes to them. I might add that although not many people attended this meeting, North Lawrence residents constantly comment to me on the changes occurring in our neighborhood. No one likes the in-filling into garden spots. Many people have the feeling that the city has ignored necessary infrastructure repairs or upgrading in the neighborhood. And residents really decry the deterioration of the rental homes in the neighborhood. We would like to see all laws regarding housing and zoning enforced in this neighborhood, have streets, the sewer system and storm drainage systems upgraded, yet retain the open, low-density character of this neighborhood. Sincerely, Marilyn K. Rogers NLIA Secretary �07/19/94 '&913 38.3 1998 09:45 [4] 002/009 tTNICOM TRADE USA NQRTR LAWRENCE COMMUNITY OPINION SURVEY Please ~heck the appropriate lines or specify an answer when asked. GENERAL 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. What is .vour age? -~ What is your sex'! _ What is your marital status? _ (married or sinfd~) If you are single. are you the head of a household? __ What are your ethnic origins? (please specify) What is your annual household income? $14.999 or less $35!000 - $44~999 $15,000 - $24,999 $45,000 ... $54,999 $25,000 - $34t999 ~ $55,000 - or ntore 7. What is your level of education? (specify) 8. How many people r-eside in your household? _ 9. How long have you lived in North Law renee'? flow long in Lawrence? _ _ 10. How much longer do you t:>lan to live in North Lawrence? ___ Less than one year 1 to 5 years ___ More than 5 years 11. Which __ __ __ ___ _ best describes your residence? Mobile home, trailer, or manufactured housing One family house detached from any other house One family house attached to one or more houses Building with three or fewer apartments Ruilding- with four or more apartments 12. Do you own or rent your residence? _ own rent If you own, what is your monthly mortgage payment? _ _ If you rent, what is your rent including all utilities except phone? 13. Does your household own an automobile?~Yes __Nv many? _ _ 14. Does your household own a bicycle'! ~Yes __No If yes, how 15. Please mark the things you like ~-Q~t about living- in the North Lawrence Neighbor hood. (as many as applicable) __ River ~ Grocery store _ Parks ~ Privacy Good soil ~ Low crime __ Quietness ~People; neighbors _Open space _ Rural character __ Gar<lensp flowers, trees .--..;. Uncongested Minimal traffic _ Low taxes _Good school _ Other: (list) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~---16. Please mark the things you like Neighborhood. (as many as applicable) ~ No public transportation l~a~j, about the North l..awl'ence Few sidewalks �07119/94 09:4li @ oo~_.(Q_o9 UNICOM TRADE USA '0'913 383 1998 __ __ __ __ __ __ Neglect by city _Woodlawn Elementary Grain elevators __ Unkempt/Untidy vacant lots No shopping facilities _ Sloppy yards Lack of landscaping _Loose dogs Bad streets __ Trains; tracks __. Speeding autos Poor snow removal _ Crossing the bridge Taverns __ Smell of river _ Poor drainage __ Few stop signs _ Dilapidated homes _ No fire station - · Industrial expansion North 2nd Street corridor visual impact _Nothing _ Other (list) - - - - - - - EMPLOYMENT 1. Please indicate the number of persons in your household employed in the following occupations: _Sales _Clerical _ Retired __ Unemployed __ Craftsman or foreman __ Industry or manufacturing _ Transportation _Laborer (except farm) __ Professional or technical __ Manager or administrator _ F'armer or farm manager _ Service worker Private household __ College student _Other (please specify)~---2. How many people in your household are employed in North Lawrence'? _ 3. Are there members of your household currently unemployed but seeking a job? ___Yes ___No 4. Do you feel more should be done to attract jobs in North Lawrence? ___Yes ___No 5. Do you feel more should be done to diversify local employment opportunities _No in North Lawrence? _Yes SERVICES Please rate North Lawrence in terms of the following areas/provision of services: Needs Excellent Adequate Improvement No Opinion 1. Sidewalks 2. Streets 1 1 2 2 3. Street lighting 1 1 2 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Storm drainage Traffic control Trash pick-up Fire protection Elementary school Police protection 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 �07/19/94 09:46 ~913 llNICOM TRADE USA 383 1998 10. Parks and recreation 1 2 11. Water pressure 12. Snow removal 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 13. Anima1 control 14. Litter control 15. Affordable housing 16. Air quality 17. Noise levels 141004/009 3 3 2 3 2 3 3 4 4 3 4 4 4 4 3 3 4 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 The availability of: 18. Employment opportunities 19. Social and cultural activities 20. Neighborhood shops 21. Convenient grocery stores 22. Adequate parking 23. Public transportation 4 �07/19/94 09:46 e913 383 1998 UNICOM TRADE USA f4l 005/009. __ _ If you marked any of the above questions (14-36) "NEEDS IMPROVEMENT" please explain why using the specific problems below 1. Sidewalks __ Inadequate supply __ Missing in places __ Need repair 2. Streets __ Need repair Too narrow 3. Street lighting _ Inadequate supply Often not working Too dim 4. Storm drainage _ Generally poor; standing water __ Ditches inadequate __ Inadequate stormwater sewers 5. Traffic control 6. Trash pick-up _ Trash spilled _Irregular pick-up ___ Cans damaged __ Speeding ~ Lack of stop signs/lights 7. Fire protection 8. Elementary school _ Increased service needed _ Low quality education __ Bridges could be blocked __ Physical improvement needed 9. Police protection ___ Need increased patrolling Slow response time 10. Parks and recreation Need better facilities/equipment __ Need more parks _ Need more organized activities in No1·th Lawrence 11. Water pressure _ Low pressure _Rusty water 12. Snow removal _ Lack of prompt service __ Driveways blocked __ Some streets not cleared 13. Animal control __ Dogs run loose ___ Dogs in trash ___ No enforcement 14. Litter control __ Junk in yards __ Litter in streets __ Dogs in trash 15. Affordable Not __ Not .Not housing enough inexpensive enough for elderly enough good quality 17. Noise levels llailroad ___ Bar or tavern Traffic 16. Air quality __ Unpleasant odors ~- General haze _Other 18. Availability of e111ployment Please specify:-------~- 19. Availability of social and shopping cultural activities Please specify: _ _ _ __ 20. Availability of neighborhood 21. Availability of convenient 22. Availability of adequate parking Please specify: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ �07119/94 09:47 '8'913 383 1998 UNJCOM TRADE USA grocery stores Please specify:. _ _ _ __ 23. Availability of public transportation Please specify:. _ _ _ __ Please specify:. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ @ 006/009__ �07/19/94 09: ·17 'B913 383 1998 .@ ()_QZl~ 9.9, _ _ UNICOM TRADE USA 24. Please indicate which of these facilities you think should be developed or expanded in North Lawrence. __ Community meeting room __ Commercial strip center _ Fire station __ Day care __ Senior citizens center _Recreational facilities (please specify) ___ Other: ______~------------~----------------------------PHYSICAL APPEARANCE Please rate North Law renee Neighborhood in terms of the following physical appeat•ance criteria: Average Good Below No Average Opinion 1. Scenic views 2. Installation of landscaping along major roads 3. Design of commercial and industrial buildings 4. Design of public buildings and other public areas 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5. Design of strip commercial areas 6. Preservation of historic buildings and areas 7. Preservation of distinct character of communities 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 8. North Lawrence is presently a neighborhood with large lots, many open spaces, small gardens, and a minimum number of street and sidewalk improvements. Which of these expresses your opinion: __ I like the character of the neighborhood with a minimum number of improvements. I would like the streets and sidewalks to meet the standards of the rest of Lawrence, while maintaining the character of North Lawrence. __ I would like to see North Lawrence develop into an average density single family neighborhood with complete street and sidewalk i.mprovements, __ None of the above. Please explain: _____________________________________ 9. Do you believe that preserving older homes in North Lawrence is important? _Yes _No ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT �07/19/94 09:47 '0"913 383 1998 UNICOM TRADE USA 141008/009 1. Are you satisfied with the manner in which the city has allocated community development funding in the recent past? _Yes __No _Don't know 2. Please indicate how you feel community development funding should be allocated by rank ordering the following (1 being the MOST important, and 10 being the LEAST important) __ Housing rehabilitation _Park equipment __ Community center __ Sidewalk improvement __ Sewer improvement _Bike paths __ Street improvement __ Stormwater control __ Shopping center __ Community redevelopment 3. What is your opinion about industrial development in North Lawrence? (Mark as many as apply) _ Only light industrial should be allowed __ No additional industry should be allowed __ Only warehousing should be allowed __ Industrial development will increase traffic _Acceptable if carefully planned __ Industrial development should provide additional employment for North Lawrence residents __ Industrial development should not harm residential areas __ No residential or farm property should be converted to industrial uses __ Industrial development should be kept away from residential areas. 4. What type of facilities would you like to see developed along Second Street? (Mark all that apply) __ Specialty shops __ Service station Theater _Bank __ Drug store _ Shopping center __ Supermarket _ Restaurant __ Hardware store Discount store ___ Upgrade present facilities __ Medical facilities _ Clothing store Fast food _ Laundromat __ Variety store _Park 5. Would you like to have neighborhood convenience shopping (groceries, drul?; stores, restaurants) within: _ _ one to one-half mile 1-4 blocks 5-10 blocks do not want convenience shopping 6. New commercial buildings should be located: _Throughout the neighborhood __ Only in existing commercial centers �07/19/94 'a913 383 1998 141 009/0_()1 ____. l!NICOM TRADE USA __ Only on Second Street No new commercial buildings wanted NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION (N.L.I.A.) 1. Which of the following North Lawrence Improvement Association activities do you participate in? (Mark all that apply) _ Spring cleanup _ Public forums __ Meetings Potluck meals Fall cleanup 2. Which other community service activities should the N.L.I.A. offer? specify. Please 63. How well do you agree with the efforts and goals of the N.L.I.A., such as the North 2nd Street revitalization, installation of a N. 2nd and Lyon stoplight, etc.? __ Agree completely _ Completely disagree __Mostly agree __Don't know _Neutral 64-. How well has the N.L.I.A. represented your concerns and interests before the City Commission and its staff? _Excellent _Good __Below average __Poorly __Average __Don't know 65. Do you have any other general comments regarding the North Lawrence Neighborhood's resources, public services, quality of life, or future growth? �Oi:19/94 15:55 '5'913 3 1998 UNICOM TRADE USA ~ 001/006 RESULTS As stated before the one of the goals of this survey is to compared the results of this survey to the results of the survey taken in North Lawrence in 1978. This appr-oach will make it possible to determine what issues have shown improvement and what problems still are facing the neighborhood. These result will also be helpful in determining the characteristics that are most important to North Lawrence residents. Any neighborhood comprehensive plan should pay close attention to these factors as it outlines goals, objectives and policies, It is important to identify those factor that are most dear to the t·esidents and to set policies that protect these characteristics. DEMOGRAPHICS The following data illustrates some of the most important bits of demograpbic information extracted from the North Lawrence Neighborhood. Th.i.s data will be of paramount importance when and if, North Lawrence makes requests fot community block grant funds and other forms of federal assistance . .AVERAGE AGE ****************************** 46.1% AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME ************** $15,000-$24,999 AVERAGE NUMBER PER HOUSEHOLD********** 2.24 AVERAGE YE.l1RS L1VED IN NORTH LAWRENCE * 18.5 AVERAGE YEARS LIVED IN LAWRENCE ******** 28.9 PERCENTAGE OF HOME OWNERS ************* 71% PERCENTAGE OF RENTERS ******************* 29% These demographic numbers illustrate the fact that North Lawrence is a very unique neighborhood. The average age of the survey respondent :is relatively high. This o£ course is due to the high concentr-ation of elderly people in No~--th Lawrence. This fact greatly influences the average range of household income as well. The majority of elderly respondents stated these :income "Was under $14,999 since they are living ·on social security. Perhaps the most intere:sting figures are the length of residency in the city of Lawrence and more im}?Ol:tantly in the North Lawrence Neighborhood. Eighteen years :is a significant average length of residency, This figure is important because it shows that the people in this neighborhood are not transients but rather, committed residents. Furthermore, the commitment of the residents is further augmented by the high percentage of home owners (71%) as compared to the }?ercentage of r-enters (29%). These people have displayed a commitment to the community and will directly benefit and appreciate any impl.·ovements rnade to the neighborhood. Many additional comments were noted on the survey by parents voicing their concern for improving the neighborhood for the sake of their school aged children. 8 �07l19l94 15:55 '5'913 3 1998 UNICOM TRADE USA 141002/006 Unfortunately there is no demographic data from 1978 to compare with the result of this survey. Demographic data will henceforth be maintained by the North La~o1rence Jmprovement Association for future reference and to measure changes in the area as time progresses. SELECT QUESTIONS Considering the volume of surveys returned and time constraints facing the North Lawrence Task Force, only a few select questions were chosen for analysis. These questions ~ere selected on the basis of the meeting at least on.e of the following cdteria: l) How will the question assist in the process of writing a comprehensive neighborhood plan for North Lawrence? 2) Do the questions provide a rational and significant comparison to the 1978 North Lawrence Community SuJ:vey? 3) Are the questions asked and expressed in a format the lends itself to the coding, analysis, and data entry process? 4) Will the question provide practical, helpful, and meaningful information? The first question selected question that meet the proceeding criteria is question #15 which asks: QUESTION #15 Please mark the things you like most about Ji.vinrJ in North Lawrence Nei.ghbol:'hood. Below is the list of the items the respondents had to choose from, followed by the percentage of responses that characteristic received. The respondents were allo~ed to select more than one characteristic. '· 5l.4 GROCERY STORE 37.5 57.9 PARKS 31.6 QUIETNESS 63.2 RURAL CHARACTER MINIMAL TRAFFIC OPEN SPACE ONCONTESTED 52.8 GOOD SOIL LOW CRJNE NEIGHBORS 34.6 RWER PRWACY GOOD SCHOOL 43.1 52.1 (;ARDENS 61.1 35.4 LOIV TAXES OTHER 66.7 55.6 72.2 28.5 16.7 It is interesting to note that the characteristics that received the highest percentage (50% or better) are all factors that contribute to the unique rul:"al character found in the Nol:'th Lawrence Neighborhood. The only possible ey:ception to this obsetvation is the neighbors (55%) factor. The other factors, rive!:', privacy, quiet.nes$, rural character, open space, uncongested, good soil, and gardens .. are arguably all factors that add to the perceived rural flavor of North Lawrence. Obviously form these results one can conclude that it will be of paramount impot"tance to preserve these characteristic in the future. Therefore plans to increase densities in the neighborhood should be avoided and ~~ell as other plans that would significantly change the character for the area. 9 �07119!94 15:56 'B'913 3 <•. 1998 UNICOM TRADE USA ®003;006 The second question selected was question 16 which asks: QUESTION #16 Please mark the things you like least about the North Lawrence Neighborhood. living in the Question 16 -was selected to proved and augment the information garnered from question 15. Once again the figures that follow the disliked characteristics illustrated the percentage of respondent$ who selected that characteristic. The respondents were allowed to select more that one characteristic. NO PUBLIC TRANS NEGLECT BY CITY GRAIN ELEVATORS NO SHOPPING FAClLITIES LACK OF LANOSCAPitiG BAll STREETS POOR SNOW ROOVAL TAVERNS POOR DRAINAGE DILAPIDATEO HOKES INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION OOTIUNG 42.4% 53.3t 22.~ 43.8% 20.1% 38.2% 2:2.9% 30.6% 39.6% 38.8% FEll SIDEWALKS WOOOOI.AIIN SCHOOL l.MTIDY LAWNS SLOPPY YAROS LOOSE DO()S TRAINS i TRACKS SPE.Etl ING AUTOS 29.2% S.Ot 39.6~ 41.7% 30.8\ 27.2t 42.~ CROSSING 1HE BRIDGE 11.9t SMELL OF THE RIVER 14 .~ FBI STOP SIGNS 00 FIRE STATION 12.&t 16.0t 1.~ OTHER 2U~ 46.5% The two characteristics recavmg the highest percentages a.re highly related. They are neglsct by th~ city (53.3%) and no fire station (46.5%). These :high percentages are significant because they reflect poorly on the City of Lawrence and its i!tbility to provide the necessary public services to the people of North Lawrence. It is interesting to note that almost 50% of all respondents perceived a lack of fue protection in the area. This response should alert the City that perhaps this matters needs further analysis. J. The other high percentage characteristic are highly related to the physicaL appearance of the area. This suggest that the finding of a land use and aesthetic impact survey, conducted jointly by the Environmental Task Force and the North Lawrence Task Force in early November 1992, are valid and shal.:'E!d by many of the North Lawrence residents. This survey and the land use and aesthetic impact survey both seem to suggest that the physical appearance of the at·ea is a pt"imary liability to the neighborhood. SERVICES The following questions l:'egarding services were selected for their ability to be compared with the result of the 1978 survey. However, some additional questions were added and thus will not display results for 1978. It must be not$d howeve~-, that the 1978 survey only had approximately 120 respondents and the 1992 survey had over 320 respondents. This suggests that the samples from the two years are not compatible. Below is a table illustrating the percentage of respondents who rated each servics area in terms of its performance. The survey allowed for one response 10 �07tl9/94 15:57 'fi'913 3i ~ UNICOM TRADE USA .998 004/0013 for each rating of EXCELLENT, ADEQUATE, NEEDS IMPROVEMENT, NO OPINION. Ths first figure for each rating is the percentage from 1978 and the sscond is for 1992. SERV:tCES RESPONDING 1978 EXCaLENT PERCENTAGE RATING VS .. l 9 9 2 flDEOUAIE NO OPINION NEEDS IHPROVEl'Eil 1. SlDEWALKS 2. srrms 3. STREET LlGlillNG 4. STORK DRAIMAGE 5, TRAFFIC CONTROL 6. TRASH PICK-U? 7. FIRE PROTECTION a. E1H'If:NT ARY SCHOOL 9• POLICE PROTECTION 10 • PARKS/RECREATION 11. WATER PRESSURE 12. SN()IJ ROOVAL 13, ANIMAL CONTROL 14. LITTER ~mOL 15. AFFORDAFiE ~SING 16. AIR QUALID 17 , NOISE LEVELS ~ - 4% 2% - 2% 4% - 2% 1% - n 23% - 31t 3n- :m 68t - 4'" 30\-22\ 2t - ~ 12\ - 25% ~-m 6% 44%-JSt m~ 3%- 1~ 7% - ~ M%- 50t 53~ - s~- 38~ m ~-50% 1t - bt 1~ - 5~ 1% - 1% ~- 4~ 55% - 36% - 40\ 40% - 33% 4S.lt 60t - 42~ 54~ - 51% 13.9~ 9~ - 8:% 30~ - 12t 6% ·1M 2t ~ Mt~~ m at - m ~ u- 27~ 4'"- 3~ m -13% 2~- 40\ 18\ - 18~ 24% - 36~ m- t'A 22% - 19% 1~- 66%- at - 11t &~- ~ 60t • 53' 26% - 46t m 1~-m 26% • 3G% 14% ~- 21~ 14% 4t - 8:% 31~ ~- 23% 3% - 13t 5t - 15t 22.9t 18.1% 9.n 45.~ 27.9% 16.7% 9.7~ 43.1% 34.7% 12.5~ The availability of: 18. EI!PLHT OPPORTOOlY l9. SOCIPJ, ACIIVITIES 2.8% 19.4t 48.6% 29.~ 2.1% 29.~ 40.~ 20. NEIGHBORHOOD SHOPS 21. GROCERY STORES 2.1~ 20.1% 61.8t 28.5t 16.0% 11.~ 39.~ 40.3% B.Jt 22. ADEQUATE PARKING 6.~ 56.9% 22.9% 13.2t 23. PUBliC TRANS. 1.4% 5.6t 67 .4t 25.7t This table did yield some encouraging data. Note that thsre is a significant decrease in the number of respondents who sta.ts that the sidewalks need improvement from 1978 to 1992. As a result of pressure from the North Lawrence Improvement Association, many sidewalks were added and improved after the 1978 survey. Apparently the residents have taken notice and have responded accordingly. This trend also holds true for the street condition, drainage, snow removal, animal control, and trash pickup factors. In spite of these improvements many of these issues still received the highest percentage of "NEEDS IMPROVEMENT" ratings. Thus the are stili problems facing the neighborhood. On the other hand there are several issues in 'Which the neighborhood has made no p1·ogress or actually regressed. The most significant service displaying this trend is that of tire pt'otection and polic:e protection. This is to be expected �07/19/94 15:57 '5'913 3 1998 UNICOM TRADE USA ~ 0051006 considering the results from q1,1estion ltl5. FUl:thermore, the fig1.1res also illustrate a dissatisfaction with the public transportation (67%) system/ or the lack thereof, and the need for convenient grocery stores (61·%). PHYSICAL APPEARANCE The physical appearance questions were selected to assist in validating the findings of the land use and aesthetic impact survey conducted on North Second Street in November of 1992. It was hoped that this survey would prove that physical appearance i.s a contributing factor to the image of North Lawrence. Below is a table delineating the percentage of respondents who rank the following question regarding physical appearance. PHYSICAL APPEARANCE: PERCENTAGE RESPONDING EXCElLENT 1. SCENIC VJEI/5 2• ROADI.(4Y I.IWDSCAPII«i 3. ~SIGH OF COHXCRCIAL BUJLDIH$5 4. DESI&/ OF PUSLIC BUILDJliGS 5. DESIGN STRIP C0!9f£f<CIAL AREAS 6. ffiESCRVATICMI OF HISTORIC I. BUILDINGS 7. PRESfRVATION OF DISTINCT CHARACTERISTICS ADEQUATE liDS lHPROVEHENT NO OPINION 29.2t 6.9% 31.3t 25.7; 13.n 24.~ 52.8% 16.ot 6.9% 30.~ 43.n 19.4~ 10.4% 41.n 29.9t 1s.n 3.~ 21.a 41.7% 27 .s.a 11.8t 31.3t 37.~ 19.~ 10.~ 26.4-t 38.2~ 25.~ ll As expected the neighborhood received high markg for scenic value. This is probably is due to th~ fact that most respondents were only considering the view of the river and the bridge. On the other hand, the landscaping of the area and commercial design received very low maJ:"ks. This was to be expected consider the findings or the aesthetic survey conducted in early November. This is cliscout"ag.ing considet"ing the formidable amount of money spent by the City to landscape North Second Street. The scores fo~ J?Ublic building desiqn are not very informative. This is due to the fact that there is essentially one or two public buildings in the area. Woodlawn School and the Santa Fe Depot are the only recognizable public buildings other than the churches scattered throughput the neighborhood. He wever. it is hiqhly unlikely that the respondents considered churches as public buildings. and few may have considered the depot a public building. Thus these score should be considered erroneous. 12 �Oi.-19:94 15:58 '5'913 ; 1998 UNICOM TRADE USA 141006/006 CONCLUSIONS Obviously any su-rvey contains a certain degree of bias. The survey was heavily biased by the N<:n:th Lawrence Task Force and the by the influences of Mr. Moody. And one could argue that the people who are likely to return a sur-vey are a biased sample of people. Undoubtedly these biases are present in the 1992 North Lawt"ence community Interest Survey. However, this type of a survey is perhaps the most practical and informative way to gather input from the residents. Public meetings are useful as well, but often they are counter productive and do not allow for the process of efficient data collection, It is hoped that in the future the other data compiled from the survey can be coded and analyzed. Specific questions regarding the performance of the North Lawrence Improvement Association, the location of the juvenile detention center, and the type of industrial development acceptable in North Lawrence, will be informative and helpful topic to further analy2:e. Perhaps these questions can be addressed before a formal presentation is made to the North Lawrence residents in January. I. 13 �MEMORANDUM TO: Lynn Goodell, Director- Housing and Neighborhood Development Dept. FROM: Jay Leipzig, Housing Coordinator DATE: August 11, 1994 RE: North Lawrence Community Opinion Survey I have calculated the responses to question Number 8 of the North Lawrence Community Opinion Survey. The results were calculated with a total of 296 verified responses. The percentages do not total 100% due to some overlapping of the categories and the phrasing of the question. 8. North Lawrence is presently a neighborhood with large lots, many open spaces, small gardens, and a minimum number of street and sidewalk improvements. Which of these expresses your opm10n. 24.3% I like the character of the neighborhood with a minimum number of improvements. ( 72 responses I 296 total) 61.5% I would like the streets and sidewalks to meet the standards of the rest of Lawrence, while maintaining the character of North Lawrence. ( 182 responses I 296 total) 25.7% I would like to see North Lawrence develop into an average density single family neighborhood with complete street and sidewalk improvements. (76 responses I 296 total) 10.5% None of the above. Please explain: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (31 responses I 296 total) Note: There were few additional responses under the Please explain section. The comments received were in support of North Lawrence maintaining its rural, quiet environment. �( \lcw--h \,. ~ - - A ................... ~ <S._ ..... v~ Pt-1\&e..L' ' sj i) .,... L- X j. t "I ~ )t ~ ,. ~ jl .,.. ,. 'I ~ 'f. ,. ~ 1. y ~ ~ )( 'I ~ )( )I 1 ) ,.,. X )( )C X ~). X .,.~ " ~ .,. J( 1t. .:. ~ • �_e_ B IC X --, - ( )C ' )( 'J 1 ~ l£ If l( X )( ~ ,.. .,. )\ y 'J " )l ) .,. ~ D ) I( .,. Jl .,. .,. t:!!> " ..., )\ 1\ ).. 'l ,JC. )C 0 ..,. ~ "' ..,. ~ )( ~ JC ) 1o )I �·~ r �0 ~ .,. ~ ..,_ J )t ~ ..,. 1. " ..,. l( ""~ )i ~ ~ '" It t. ~ t ~ ",. ,..I." .,. )( .,.. " ~ ) }. ~ " ~ �h.. )l "y )( y. " l( 'f. ~ X l ,.. \ 'J 'I 'I ' 1- ~ 'I '( " X ' ~ '1 ~ y. ~~ " ~ "' ~ ' �- - ~ X X ~ I 1( }. ~ • )( ~ X 1 )( 1 , X i I( J( 1l ~ ~ X f( ) l " - �- a ~ -,- .... ..... ~ .p ~ ' ' �~~. ~~~~ ~~~~~­ ~t ~~~-(!}LJ ~~ b1L. ~~~ ~~~~) ,a_ J-~~. G:J{ Y"Y\~~ 'i---' '-f'Y\~ Gt- ~ --t_k ~ ~~~))~~) ·~~~J~ r .~~ ~ ~ ~' (._(., ~~~ -th,z;t'zr'<') ,\-., '"' ~l ~u~~~~ ~ ~ hJ-r J ~·beet ~~~~~~~ct~ \J . . . �NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION LAWRENCE, KANSAS Margene Swarts CDBG Program Analyst City of Lawrence 6 East 6th Lawrence, KS 66044 July 28,1994 Dear Margene, The North Lawrence Improvement Association is requesting to use funds from the 1993-1994 allocation of office supplies to purchase a word processor. We have fulfilled our requests and still have money available. Due to the transfer of our secretary and newsletter editor, Marilyn Rogers, we no longer have access to a computer for our correspondence and newsletter. Our association does not have a typewriter and relied on Marilyn for our printing. Our requests for the 1994-1995 year included a typewriter, and we would like to put that money toward a printer, which ultimately would help on copying costs, as Marilyn also had access to a copy machine. I apologize for the lateness of our requests, but all of our changes have been a last-minute happening. Respectfully, ~~d_L_ Delores Todd President NLIA �MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: SUBJECT: DATE: Delores Todd, President, NLIA Margene K. Swarts, CDBG Program Manager Operating Funds Request August 3, 1994 ~A 1 ,0 /V~~ I have reviewed your request dated July 28, 1994, regarding use of NLIA Operating funds. Since you have completed the newsletters and business as the neighborhood originally requested for the 1993 year, it is approved for you to purchase a word processor with the balance of operating funds. As we discussed, you will need to follow the City's purchasing procedures, with regard to obtaining quotes, etc. Additionally, substitution of a printer for the typewriter for the 1994 year, is also approved. Please notify the department of the location of the equipment after it is purchased. It will be the neighborhood's responsibility to keep track of the equipment and ensure it is used for CDBG eligible activities. The neighborhood should be made aware of the purchase also. Please call me at 832-3117 if you have any questions. �MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: SUBJECT: DATE: Brook Creek, East Lawrence, North Lawrence, Oread, and Pinckney Neighborhood Associations '\.... vSl Margene K. Swarts, Community Development Manager /Y'+' I CDBG Program Accomplishments and Future Needs and Goals Document March 17, 1999 At long last, a draft of the most recent CDBG Accomplishments and Future Needs and Goals Document is completed. As you remember, Tametra Nunn, HAND Intern, met with the target neighborhood associations last year to obtain information to update the needs and goals for this document for the various neighborhoods. Meanwhile, staff has worked with various departments in the City and added the accomplishments completed since the original document was published. I have sent five preliminary copies to each neighborhood association President for review. Please feel free to make more copies if you would like, or copy only that portion that is relevant to your particular neighborhood. After the document has been reviewed and shared with the neighborhood, I would like an opportunity to attend a neighborhood association meeting with each neighborhood and discuss any additions to the document the neighborhood would like to see. The long range plan for HAND is to work with each neighborhood to develop a 5 - 10 year implementation plan based on the needs and goals noted in the document. In meeting the goals, all funding sources, including CDBG and HOME, as well as the City's Capital Improvements funds, and other City resources would be considered in determining how to proceed. I look forward to meeting with you in the near future. If you have further questions, please call me at 832-3117. �MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: SUBJECT: DATE: Brook Creek, East Lawrence, North Lawrence, Oread, and Pinckney Neighborhood Associations Margene K. Swarts, Community Development Manager CDBG Program Accomplishments and Future Needs and Goals Document July 2, 1999 l}t0 In March, I sent five copies of the draft of the CDBG Accomplishments and Future Needs and Goals Document to each neighborhood association President. At that time, I asked each neighborhood to review the document for additions or corrections, and contact me so I could meet with each neighborhood to discuss any changes to the document the neighborhood wished to see. To date, I have heard from none of the associations. I would like to meet with each association so the update of the document can be completed. I am requesting that you put this item on the next neighborhood association meeting agenda and notify me of the meeting date, time, and location. For your convenience, I have enclosed five additional copies of the document. As I noted previously, the long range plan for HAND is to work with each neighborhood to develop a 5 - 10 year implementation plan based on the needs and goals noted in the document. In meeting the goals, all funding sources, including CDBG and HOME, as well as the City's Capital Improvements funds, and other City resources would be considered in determining how to proceed. I look forward to attending your next meeting. If you have further questions, please call me at 832-3117. Enclosures �CITY COMMISSION MAYOR ERVIN E. HODGES COMMISSIONERS JAMES R. HENRY MARTIN A. KENNEDY CllY OFFICES MIKE WILDGEN, CllY MANAGER BOX 708 6 EAST 6th 66044-0708 MIKE RUNDLE DAVID M. DUNFIELD 785-832-3000 TDD 785-832-3205 FAX 785-832-3405 July 15, 1999 Ted Boyle, President 310 Elm Street Lawrence, KS 66044 Dear Ted: I am writing for Lynn Goodell regarding the Neighborhood Reinvestment Training Institute in New Orleans August 30 to September 3, 1999. Lynn has already forwarded information to you about this conference. The City will be able to sponsor the attendance of up to five neighborhood representatives. Please let Lynn know whether you or a representative of your neighborhood will be attending by Friday, July 23. His number is 832-3122, and his e-mail address is lgoodell@ci.lawrence.ks.us. #~rh Lou Ann Lee Housing Programs Specialist C:\H,/;\ND A<tllifliWJRo\:11o8d vve·are· e I Prezdetter.doc . servJces . that enhance I . provJ mg excellent c1ty the quahty of life for the Lawrence community � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1987-1999 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context NLIA_Correspondence_Aug1987-July1999_Final.pdf https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/f0179ec67dbb4f240cd36ad9479893b1.pdf 7f78347c4556048c9ddbee6ef44240d7 PDF Text Text ,Y~ ,A v~ MINtrrES NORTH JWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCATIOM Jauury 12, 1~ Tile Metine vas called to order by President Bob Moody'. were 16 present at the -.tine. 'l'bere OLD BUSINESS Bus shelters tor the Junior Higa students. Julia checked with Fred DeVietor about pole type shelters with pointed roofs and a benea down the middle. Coat o£ tkese $40S5 tar a 10 • x 10 • and $999 tor 8 1.x8 •. Mr. Gedell said we would qve to pat one at each atop. 'f'bere are nine stops in North Lawrence. It va,a deeided we should not proeeed an;r .further until we f'iud oat i t the school diatrietvould be responsible for the Up keep of tha. Fourth and Locust School Crossinc licbte to stud;r this .t'urtker. Gi't7 am School district 'there 18 no bus ael"'rlce tor high achool students uftlen the)" are diatitute. It is under ~miles so the school district would not be reimbursed tor riders. Mirmtes or Decet~ber 8 ~~&etinr stand approved as read. There was no treasurers report. Parkinc lot at John Taylor Park discrused. WhT was lot denied? Not enough peo-ple usinr the park. People do not use park because ot parld.nc proble• .. Mqor Preapr waa present vitll a slide presentation on the proposed Mall at Six:t'Jl and Mass. AlsCJ difscussed fire sa.tt;r in North Lawrence especiall.;r when underpass is .flooded and a train would ban the track blocked. Tratf!G corridor and possible effects of mall on it was also discussed. Meetinc adjourned at 9sOS P. M~ Respeeti.t'ulq Submitted Jud;r Perc1Tal Sec. CCI J..Godclll �/ MINUTES OF NORTH LAWR~NCE IMPROVIDfENT ME:n.:TIOO February 9, 1987 The meeting wa.s called to order by President Bob Moody', with ten members and two visitors present. Minutes from January 12 meetinc stand approved as read. Treasurers report our balance· is $244.59. Steve Hamburg ca·;e a talk about saving the Union Pacific Depot. He is a representi e from SAVE THE ngpQT TASK FORCE. Jack Todd request that Bob tr.y to find the Plaque that lists the soliders that lost their life in World War II from Douglas County and have it erected on the north side o£ the bridp. Tburs~ Februar,y l2 Meeting of rapresentives of Neighborhood Associations to Jlleet at Watkins at 7 f30 P. M. Third Floor. Judy Percival., Delores Todd to go. This is tor issues in the up oomming City Cimmission race. North LaWTenoe issues to bring up. Storr.1 water Drainage. Old Business: Ken Fisher inf'ormation on Number of students ridin~ the two routes to Junior High: route 16 )8 students maximum pay-ing for 47 using a 5Jpass. bllS 11 route 18 32 " " " 35 " " 47 " " 'l'he way to proceed on hich school students to get bua service is to petition the school board. \vill discuss further \·d th V.!oodlawn Ft6 to sse i f we could do this jointly. January 29 Bob submitted the proposals to the C D Advisorar,y Committee. Bob considered to serve on one of three commi:ttees on the Mall Planning. ~ajority feels that no he would not nead to serve. Requests for the Lawrence Douglas County Planning ofrice by March 2, 1987 Two liSIJ.jor requests for North Lawrence. 1. Submit. Locust Street to be re done 2. lew Storm sewer !rom the UP underpass to the discharge at the dam. Moved to adjourn at ~speot~lly ,'i and seconded. s9m1tted ' v.// /' / - L. ,/ .. ·r··" ;· ? I.··· 1/(_.L ,.-:,· ~ - j ; . . - . !- (. j , · lJud1' Pe'rciYal Secretaey. 8:55 / (,. . v, / \...... , .-i - 4 Meetinc adjourned. �'1.'' ·~:~:fY:f,~\·'· .:.~./:' .../ ,., ·~ M!NUT&S OF tiOR'.nt LAWRENCE IMPROVEMEN'l* MEETING March 9, 1987 The North eanidates that had an opening "discussing the Lawrence Improvement Association met witb the six are running tor City CCJIII.Uid.sson. Each canidate statement and about wo hours wer& spent in issues and answering questions. Spring clean up will be in late April or ear~ May. will call d For a date and bring to the next meting. Maxine Bob and Jack will attend the March lO City Cotrndssion meeting to see about the opening or Elll Street to two-way traffic. It has been approved b;y Traffic Sartey. N011 awaiting Cit;y Commission approval. Bob will explore the idea of having a joint Meting with the Woodlawn PfO to discuss issues of' nort.h J.awrence with them. There will be a meetinc March l2 of neighborhood groups in Lawrence. A'frT one is invited to att.end. Bob will be going. Meeting adjourned at 9tJSpm. Next meetinc Apri 1). I ' ·!''' �Minutes North tawrenoe IMprove•nt Aaeociation April 1) 1 1987 17 metlbera and 4 guests present. Bob Mooq preeent.ad MN. 'l'uokvin, Woodl.a1m to talk to us about the benitit. to be held Kinder~arten MIT teacher 1 1 1987 tJ:'Oil S to 8 P.M. tor tbby Woelk1 a student ot Woodlawn that passed awq in Karoh. They are trrtns to raise aonq to help the !ami]¥ to d.etrq •cl1o&l coats. She asked aJ11'0M interested in helping to oontaot her. Bruna, Mr. Heck and an attorney were present t.o d.iaouaa the Ia Valley Drainage Diatriot. lfortb Lawrence ia a part of th18 cU.etriot. Thera ia a aiU leyY on 0\U' taxea that pqa tor thia. Bob invited th• to clieouee thb beoauae of queatione atter t.be eleotioa. !hie wu an election 78U' tor the people on thill board. Mr. Minutes of March 11!88t1ng read and approTed. u read. Treasurer report $24l.S9 is our balance. Old Buainesaa Clean up dates April 24 North tor lfortb !AWrence April 18, South ot UP or tram UP 'l'racka. Ellll Street is now two wq troll 7th to 9th street.. Side walka should be pine in in the 700 block of IAouat in the nUt 1'101\th. Property ClllfiW!'II were notified of thie, in person. New Bueineas• Diaouaeed the benitit to be held ·-by Mra. 'l'uokwirl. We viU donate $2S.OO troll • • n to help with the benitit. Kember• will help by donations ot their choice. Then will be a aenin.ar on tail' housing See Bob KoodT for aore in:tOZ'II&tion. on April 2.3. Copies ot the BJ•Lava ot the lorth Lawrence IllproYement A8800iat1cm were passed 0\lt• W. are to briq our Ideu on updatinl tb• to the Mq aeettna. City Start working· on the !»pot atqing in North :t.avrenoe. 1m Crew will naaintain it aa we und.el'lrtand it. It should have a Met.ina roo. vhiob we would like to ... lft)nb Lawrence haft t1rat preterenae tor use ot. Mqbe a Kitohell eo that we could uae it tor dirmen !oo. �Minutes of !forth Lawrence Illprovement Meeting May 11, 1987 Minutes ot April met1n1 read and approved. Trealrilrer report balance is $216.~9. North Lawrence olean-up vae a success. Bob MoodJ to address .the City Commission water atudy tor north· Lawrenoe. No bill recieved ,at. Mar 12 ot the flood Kaw Valley drainage diat 118111bera will be at the aeetina also • Amounts approTed by CD $27$ nevaletter_ *1400 for olean up, $31 000 Riverfront park work, $241 00 eidewala in 400 and 700 blka ot Lyons. At the Mq 19 aeetine ·ot llannina 001111 it will be dbouaed about Lot aise varienoe•. It will allow clevelopera to put s~~aU hou .. on small lots w1 tbc>ut )laving to re-plat. Bob to take our reurka on thU up with oith o0fll1:ission. ML!A is against this cha,nae. Diaouaaed Loa Ald.go wanting to down zone to oo:rimeroial. Bob tal1ced to Mike Wildgen about J t looking bad on the north side ot )'.ocouat. Union Pacitio bae been notified. ·-~ Bob raoieTed a. call i"J'91' Dennie· Constance proposing that: .11W be included in a DowntOwn'Iaprove•nt •etinc. !hq •hwld Met ~ week]¥ tor 6 aontha. '!'heir goal to define what i• nexe••UT to ·~ k.., downtown Lavrenoe aa the •.1or retail area. n.loria Todd and ":$ Maxient Ireland our repa. . \ Ohanpe in the BJ-Lenl were clilloused. Article ~n s.o. l to read ~ ArrT North T..alfrenoe ruldant, age lB yean or over, and a117 nonresident Nor\h Lawrene. propertJ" ownen M1' be TOting Mmbers ot the MLU.. JJrr aortb Lawrance Prottullional Organisation or B\ia1nus and any other .,_ North Lawrence Organisation mq have onl,y one vote. , J .ARTIO.&LI II Bee. 3 De~te whole section. \~ Article ni Sec. 2 TM Of't'icara o.t" the NLIA with the exception ot Parli...ntarian shall••••••• Each ottioar aaaumea dutiae on tha tint dq ot tbe mouth •uooeeding tba month duriq wbioh elected. Thq w1ll serve untU a au.ocu•or 111 oboee4 aid inetalled. Article ·xu S.o )F Parl.iantentaria.n mq be appointed b;y the President with the appJ'OTal ot the Jxeoutive OoadttM• .Arioiole V s.o. l Recular ••tinga will be held on the seoond Moudq ot: the aonth September tbroulh Mq • J.rtiole VI sea 1 Dnu lrumal Dues of one dollar pel" year shall be assessed each •aber of t.M lol'th Lawrence Im:proveMnt .Usooiatioa and are due'~n the second Mond.q ot January. No dues shall be accepted --on the dq ot eleatiou. Motion aade to .-dn ··By-Lava by Kr. Bond neon4ed by Mn. M. Radle as disouaaed, no queatiOM, oarried Unamiou•ll'· To oo• up tor tinal vote at Septeaber Mleting 1987. ED lle'nn voting and President Bob MooclJ' present. ••n ~~~11' Submit~ ~~Pe~i~ ?\. ~ " ~ -.....,, j ~ ~ i .f \ ~- \ I, �September 14, 1987 Minutes of North La.wrence Improv8ment Associa The meating was called to order by President Bob Moody. Minutes of Hay me•.:lting stand aooroved with corrections made. Treas;1nrs report the Balance ~tands at $148. ~4 plus $40 due from community development. The cJst of the spring clean up was $800. They settled for $700. The Fall clean up was tentatively set for October 17, South of tracks and Oct. 2h North of the tracks. Bob Moody spoke to the ::>lanning Commi.ss-Lon regarding Lot size variences. It was de.faated. i{i.\{e "tJ'ildgP-n talkeC to A. A. Peterson of the Union Pacific about keening their right of way mowed. Promised to do better. Uni~n ?acific hones to fix the ~hird Street crossing like the Seventh Street one was do;'le. Delores T~jd gave a short report on the Downtown Development Co~~ittee. She told us the meetings are open to the public and they meat each Tuesday at 3:30 in the city commission room at city hall. ~ Copies of the new by-laws to be sent to City Co~mission. The new by-laws '"/were discussed with nhe corrections Jn;lde. Maxine Lee moved to accept / them, Mr. Bond Seconded, to accept changes as ammended. There were 13 members present. Motion passed with no naye votes. Talked about the NLIA belonging to .the Neighborhood Coalitipn. It was moved to withdraw for lack of intrest from the neighborhooq Pass~~ unamlously • Discussed Comminuity Development Block Grant. We have submitted Side in the past. Also river front park improvements. ·,{e are supose to brfing our ideas about proposals to the next meet1ng. wal~s Bob visited with the city police about traffic problems in North Lawrenceo they are going to increase patrol in the area. Union Pacific to try to stop the drinking b~ youth on TW right a way. At the next meeting members were asked to bring a list of street corners where visibility is hazardous. It was moved and~econqed to re-apnoint Advisory Eoard. ~·>c.cl Mar~erite Johnson to the CDBC Motion to adjou.rne !nade by Jac'k Todd secondeJ by Jack lee. ?1eetins adj•)u:rned. Subrrd. tted by ~~-\?PM~-~---~ ,Judy ?ere J.val Sec. �October 12, 1987 Me '1g of North Lawrence Improvemr '~alled Association ~0~ President Bob Moody the meeting to order. There were 16 members and 3 guests present. ~ Godell, .John Glaser and Susan Owen were present from the Co~nunity Development Department. .~O!' Mr. Godell discussed what Community Developement can do for North Lawrence. Information and Applications were brought to the Meting. Anyone interested in an application see Judy or Bob. There were handouts on Needs and Goals for North Lawrence. There are copies in the Secretaries file. The minutes of the S~ptember meeting stand approved as read. The Treasurers report was $149.24 balance plus $100 from FMC as a contribution to oar Neighborhood. We discussed the need for Block workers to help out with delivering the news letter and other special memos. It was thought that we might be better able to cover the neighborhood and save soma money tooo Volant.era are needed to hel~p get big items to the curb for clean Call Bob Moody if' you might be able to help. Coleen Tabbert gave Bob some names of people who might help. upo Maxine Lee 1s tG Cheek with Ballard about Tbe Mighborhood Thankagivitli Dinner. She ia to report back at tba lfove•ber 9 .-eting. Dise'tl.ased CoJJ!IIlUnit;y Development Preposala. .Ul.m 'between !la and Locust fr~ Third to JI"U'th. Sidewalks on tithtb troa 'lla to Lincolon. Possi"blT a parking Lot and s~elter House with llectr1GitJ' a\ Joha Tqlor Park. Benches on the leTee. 'We are to bring.?.a~ other proposals to the November meeting. These proposala are due ia to the Coununit;y Development D8pt by Decel!lb8r 1. Bob made a list of intersections that haTe Y1•1..,illty problelllS. to talk with the parson in charge tld.a at,tbe Cit7, ot It was decided that we need a coffee pot at the meetings. He ia Judy and Gene to donate one. Delores Todd and Dennis Constance will be at the next meeting to talk about the Downtown Improvement Commi tee work. Election of Officers were held. A motion was made to keep the same slate of officers for another year. Motion was seconded and carried unamoniously. A motion was made and seconded to enter a Thank You to Delores Todd for the goodies she brought to the meeting. Meeting was adjourned at 9s05 P. M. Respectfully Submitted Judy Percival Seco e/c to Lfnn Godell Thank You Delores. �November 91 1987 Minutes of North Lawrence Improvement Meeting Dennis Constance and Delores Todd presented an overview or the work that the Downtown Improveroont Committee has been doing to date. There will be a public oall in show orginating from Liberty Hall November 23 at 7 P.K. It will be teleoast on Cable Channel 6. ·The pbblic ia invited to come in person to ask questions or they may call in from th18r homes. The Meting w~s called to order at 7cl5 P. M. at Centennary United Methodbt Church because Woodlawn School ~ not opened fOJ;' us. Bob to talk to Mr. Hqwortb about haVing the building opened on time. 'l'he business IIUI8t1ng followed the Downtown presentation. '!'here were 16 umbers and guests present. Minutea or the October meting stand approved as rl)ad. Treuurera report, our balance stands at $264.24 a1'ter the $25. dona.tiorun for Mat tor the Community dinner ·at Ballard Center. Ballard center will host a omnmunity dinner Thursday Nove]1lber 19 at 6a)O in the eYening. Bring a covered diah. It was moved and seconded to donate $IS. tor meat for the dinner. ~as sed unamioualy. Block worker business deferred until the December meeting. Bob hu talked to georqe Williana to see it &fl1' ot the stora water illlproYellents could be done in stages. There &1"4t 3 that would cost. $.3S1 000 or lese leah. It was moved and seconded to sub:dt the following ite118 to be considered for the community Development tund consideration. Passed una.Mi~. Budpt tor ILIA . · Oost $240 Chip and seal alley fro~~ Pourth .tc) J'if'th beween Elm and Looun aDd Mill Street betwen Fourth and P'ittb. Cost $2 1 640 Parking Lot for JohA T~lor Park. Cost estimate $1.01 00()" · Trees tor John T~lor Park. Attar removal of the evergreens that are now in place. Coat $11 000 .· Sidewalk• S.oond to Fourth on Lyona Coat $11,000 Second to Seventh on Lincoln Ooet $20 1000 Bighth Straet between Ela and Locust Oost $4 1 000 Discussed Lawrence Parks and Reo plan of expanding Tqons Park to include a shelter with eleotrioit;y. !'hat could be reserftd on a f'int oa. basi•• Bob still :planning to meet with Ma. Gardner or the city regarding the intersections with visibility problems •. Daoember meeting we need to discuss the priorities of the OD funding. Blook worker program. Possible talk avout mailing newsletters with CD l'unds. 1t-"lj~4~S<,, :1) ~ep eye on the paper ·regarding where to meet. in the Journal world. Meetinc adjourned 9al5 P.M. Respeotitully submitted Jud¥ PerciYal Seoretar,y. Bob will have it 0~ 12~/ a.. ~ 6~ ''-'~, ' 1 "~'(;) '· ' t.,.J ', t:j~\!·.WV~l~\1 publishes'...> v~A~fi1~i ;,u Eveeyone who is interested will bring some oookles or goodies to the Meeting for an exchange. We will buy oof'fee !or the meetings out of the treasurery. <i ':.< ·. '"1 c-.'ffntr: o L~J/ VJ-.,.J.9~ �I The i~orth Lawrence Inprovement Association Meeting was called to order on December from December 14 21~1987. The meeting had been postponed because of the weather. There were 6 members and 7 guests pr(:Jsent. The main tonic of the meeting was a discussion of the flashing light at 5th and Elm. It was voted to appear before the City Traffi~ Co~~ission on January· 4 and say we want the flashinc:r light to remain as it is. Letters to inform h~me owners of our proposed sidewalks on 8th Street, Lyons Street, and Lincoln 1-1ill be delivered by Judy Percival, Julia Bond and ~~rgurete Johnson. The ?resident renorted on what had been nronosed the cominrs year for C.D. Projects. 1t was announced that ?ark and Rec. ha$> nut un gates to keen unauthorized vehicles out of the ~ud Creek area and off the Dike. A PTO representative w.i ll be at the n::nct meeting to discuss Childeren and Changes the school board plans for rioodlawn and Grant. Buss~~g of-~he eoo~illes and cake were furnished by Julia Bond ahd Charlie Goule. Meeting adjourned at 9 P.M. Julia Bond acting aecretary .. Submitted by Judy Percival. (' t ·._~,' ' ) .'{ I •' �J&Un&l7 ~······· 61 1966 MINO'l'ES OF THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROV~N'l' MEm'Ifll. Meeting called to order by Bob Moocb' at 7 t05 Jlll• Minutes ot last lll8eting stand approved as read. Treaeuren report. given by Jud7 Peroival (Jack Lee !reaa. vita 11 in the hospi ~l and be wu unable to attend. )Balance u ot February 8 is 262 .49. That doee not inolv.de 4 110re IIObenbipl tba~ waa paid at this lllHtins. 014 Busines&t the city is still working on dangereoua intereectiona. Nev Buaineaaa Delores !odd attended a Dai.ghborbood Meting on t:ruok routes 1n neighborbooda. Jatotion vas Made atd seconded to l'UdJ We will support Loouat street u a designated tnck rcN.te tbroQgb our tWigbbor hood but tm, City should be pruncl to bave it complete}¥ upgraded to uke it sater, it it 1e to be uaed by the la.rp truoka • Also to ramon tqona Street trOll the liat ot no trucks, we oan not endoree !f'ona be:oause there vas no one present from this part of the neighborhood. On February 24 there will be a bearin1 on 1989-1994 Oapit.al Illlp1"0T8Mnt Plan by the Larenoe Dou1lu Planning 0-.iaaioa. It vas diaoueed what ve wanted to subiit tor our neighborhood. A motion vu Mde and seconded to aubld.t Locust Street to be reoonet:ruot.d an.d re paved, and to aublld.t the Wilson and Compant Stona Water St'IMII w be done in. the t1ve ,_ar pbue u proposed b;r that atlldT that vu .fuaded by CD tunds. Paand urwdoua}¥. Meeting was adjourned at 8al5 Reapeottulq Suba1tted b;ya Juq Peroival, Seoretar:y pill• �)/£j/1/L~--- ------------ Murch 13, 1988 Minutes or North Lawrance atproveraent Aaaooiation Mike Rundle, City Comdsaioner talked or a teip to JCanaaa City To visit the North East Neighborhood on April 91 1988. There were 7 members present for the business meeting. Minutes of the February JQ8eting stand approved as read. TreasureN Report Balance is $268.49. tor 1988. TheN are 23 Paid up 1II8Jlberl North Lawrence clean up to be April 23 1 South April 30 1 North ot the tracks. ot the tracks and OLD BUSI.'mSSr Capitol ImproveDI8nta Mlteting, Mlia submitted sti'OII1 water probleu and to have Locust etnet bbuilt. The City submitted with ranking ot each. 1. Stom. water No*'h Second troa the underpass to the r1.ver $1.265 mill1011 rating ot 7 2. Curb and gutter tfoJ'tb second troa Linco1on to 1'ee Pea Jot. rating of 7 3· Widen North Second tran Linco1on to North 'l'hircl $315 1 000 Ratins ot 7 4. Loouet Reconstl'tlCtion $820 1 00 rating ot 4. Rating with one being the lowe•t &00. ten the high..t.' Mike Heck Dwglu County law Drainage Dist..riot has told ue that they have ear arked tor illpl'Oving the 'rube on !forth Second st. He and the Diatri.o want to enter in to an a~•nt with the city that this lll01\e1 needs to be used onq tor this purposct. Do we want to offer some support tor this. A motion wae ll&de and aeoondecd to donate $SO tor. the tv oamera inspection or the tube contingent upon the 'N useamant being done. PassU. • Dou1laa ~ount;y Council on A«!ng needs donationa tor their Benitit Auction in Mid Ma,r. 'fo Donate oall 842..0$43 It wu aovtNl noonHd and pasnd. to Donate $10 in 1111R0!7 ot Jud)r Perci'Y8ls Mother to the AlsheiMl'l!l Diaeaae Research l'und. Moved and Seconded to Adjourn at Reapeottulq Subtd.ttecl 8al5 P• •• �" A/!IA/1-t April minutes of the !forth Lawrence Improvement Aelociatioa. April 11, 1988 Susan Owen, Intern vith the OOim!UDity DevalopMnt Otfice aet with to update the needl and goals of North t.avrenoe. us There were Seven ullbers and 2 guests present. President Bob Minutes Moody called the meeting to order. ot March meeting read approved u read Thank yous were read troll the JwJ:r Fa reival Alahei~~en and seconded. Diae&aa Association and Wa are trilll a new thin& thia time, ror the North Lawrence Olean up. We are uaing the Oread Neighbol'boocl bulk 11&1Uns permit ... maillnc the noticea of olean u; all but the trailer parka. '1\ro Items were not funded that were requaetaci troa CD tbe7 were the paving o£ alley- and mill street. and the side walk on lith streed. The secretary was inatNCted to sent a tu.nk you for the uae Bt the Bulk mailina parmit. Poasiblal~ to diacu.ss a neighborhood picnic in the taU at the mq Neetinc• MOYed to ad.joUI'll at 9110 pm. Moved seconded and pused. JudT Percival ., .. ,·. ,· .. �Minutea of North La.wrenee Improvement Association held Mq 9• 1988 Meeting called to order by Prieident Bob ~ at 7to.$ P.M. MEietinc floor was turned over to Dennis Oon.etance to talk to ue oa the North Lawrence Plan, Our Plan t-ras adopted in 1981, We found out it ia time for us to start thinking on our 10 year plan .tor North Lawrenoe and make a goals statement to become part o.f our mastarplan. Business Heating. A 110tion was made and seoollllfld JQr: to support Dennis Ooutanoe plan to enforcement or nei[{hborhood plans. Pasaed unarniniou.s:tT• Minutes of April meeting read • Moved and seconded to stand B8 l'Uil. Treasurers Report $226.24 leas $9.2; paid out tor Secretarial supplies and $So.oo commited to Storm Water St~. Clean,up mailing went real well, It was discussed that we need to meat lfith someone from Sanitation before our next cletan up in the .tall. New Business Moti )n t.o plan a north Lawrance Picnin in SepM!Iber tor our tirat meeting. \.Tudy't Delore~ and Maxine and Julia to be i>n oontnittee. iLI4 is re-incorperated. Secretary ot state ottioe Mturned. 101'1111 Registerod at the court house and ML!l Sec has 2 oopies. Meeting adjourned. U:eting. Next Meeting Picnic on Sept 10 with a buainell �I October 10, 1988 Minutes of North Lawrence Improvement Association Maeting There were 8 members and 2 guests present. The minutes of the May meeting were read and stand approved as read. The September 1988 meeting was a Neighborhood Picnic at ~one Park. !t was attended b;r about 80 residents and the canadatea that are running for local and state offices in the up comming election. Thank Yous ware sent to the business that supported the picnic. Trasurera report the balance is $232.00. Correspondence reoiaved. Thank Yous were reoieved from Mr. '?inegar and Mike Am;vx. Bob Moody read a letter he had reoieved fl"OIIl the Salvation .A.ri!JT, concerning the need of volenteera for the cold weather shelter. We discussed the Cumminuity DeveloplMnt projects that have already been approved. Nsw Business, Discussed a traffic light neati.at Second and Iqonrs. Judy and Delores to meet with the Woodlawn PIQO and also to notif,y the Parent advisor,r group at South Junior High. On other traffic matters Gar,y Hayworth, principal of Woodlawn was present to discuss a flashing light at 4th and Locust. He said the city would help P8f one half of the $3000 that it is expected to cost. Judy and Delores to meet with the Pro ot Woodlawn to discuss the issue with them at their meeting next weak. We will disewss this .further at our lfo'nmaber meeting. At tonights meeting there seemed to be support from our membership in support of this issue. One of the owners of Johnny's was at the meeting. The City ia wanting the to pave their parking lot. The street is not paved. This street is known as Massachuttes Street. Would we consider requisting that the city bring this street up to the standards of other city streets. A slate of Officers was submitted as follows to be voted upon1 Bob Moody President, Maxine Lee Vice*President, Judy Percival, Secretary, Dslores Todd, Corresponding Sec and Treuurer. The membership voted unamiouely in favor ot the slate being the executive officers of this association for the comming year. Meeting adjourned. Moved and Seconded. ».aspeottully Submitted r ~reival, Recording Sec, �~71.·ttfvl//1/ /-I 11 tf{/A_. MINUTES OF NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION MEETING November 14, 1988 There were 8 members and 3 guests present. Lawrence Police Chief Ron Olin and Sarg~nt Ron Dalquist were our invited guests tor the evening. They discussed the orime stastica f'or North Lawrence and gave us an over view of how the police department functions in Lawrence. Regular Meeting: Minutes of October meeting. They stand approved as read. Treasurers Reportt $23).00 Less $85.00 for the meat at the community dinner to be held at Ballard on Nov. 15, 1988. A motion was made and seconded to give $25. eo to help with the cost of meat for the Thanksgiving dinner at the Ballard Center. Bob read a letter from Ms. Gardner of the trflffic safety l'Tith an application for a school beacon at 4th and Locust. Bob will talk with Bill Atchley about a mailing to help raise funds from business in North Lawrence to defray the cost for the school beac~n ay 4th and Locust. The mailing should be done soon. Possibly Woodlawn PTO could help with t~ nostage and Letter head. update on CD Projects. John Taylor parking lot to be completed Spring 1989 Removal of trees at John Taylor park Spring 1989 Water fountain at Riverfront when a tap can be put in. The city will ~e putting a cement bench at the Levee and the Dam. Sidewalk projects will be dona spring and summer of 1989. CD applications for the oomming year are due by Dceember 1, 1988 We will uubmit sidewalks from John Taylor Park south on Sev·enth to Walnut, 8th and Elm to Lyons west to 7th. 8 and Lol'l'llst east to 9th. 7th street from l'.ivons to North St. and 4th to 7th streets on North street. This is in keeping with the neighborhood plan. Electricity will be included in the shalter at lyons park to ba c~mpleted next summer. The budget will be submitted to CD as in past except ino~ease trash elean-up by $100 per year. Also ask that they roll over what is left from this year for a olean-pp in early spring. a motion was made and seconded to adjourne. Pass9d. Respectfully submitted 1 Ju~ Percival , Sec. 0 • �~ort.h ,...awrence Improvement As::.ociation Hef~tbg F0bru-.u-y 13, 1989 Bol:, ~oody introi!ueen CHy Comm:!..ssion Ca.nidates. --~h~~e were 14 of t.he 15 present. There was a -rery orginize:i .forum condueteg..-lasting about 2 hours. · ...... ..-----,., .... ~··~· . Old Bua:l.oess' ~··· Boh up datf)d ns on 'tihat, he had on the stop light a:t;. 2n.d & Lyons, it has baen referred to th~ Kansas Department of Transportation. The Woodlawn ochool baoaon., \·ra are the only neighborhood that has worked to collect our half of the money from within our neighborho~. \ New Business•· } Uk~de A notion by Maxine LBe Seconded by Julia Dond to donate : J l O to Alzheimars Disease and Related Disorders Association, Ino. in rnnmoey of.' Judy Perclval 's father, Chnster Faulkner'. Appro unn:n:1.ounlr. ___....// }.fovel1 and Seconded to app:r<>ve to pay $5 fee to Secretary of State for the 1LIA Charter. Discussed existing lots :>f records ordtnance as it applies to o£ Pleasant. Unamiously approved •..n_ th 2 t.'bst~mtions. Edmen.,ds::>~ proposed developeraent in the 400 block Rsplati~c n-:n.. ld limit construott:m t-o 13 unitas. Bob Ho<'dy shared with us about t.he proposed LHA. sites in North Lalt.":t'Bn¢e. TP:...~ to o~·ma to a .futu't'$ ~eting for tu:.."'the:r cliscussion. Lot owne:rs on South a:tde of Locust street from Second to Seventh ean not ~build hcus~s beoJ.uso they would need a ~oning change to RS-2 Would assist owners o.f same arart HB a qrou.p vrith !'eqoning i f requested. Cap:ttol .Improvements Julia motion Max~ne seconded to submit. #1 To reconstruct Locust Street and lfl To ~Juplsrn.ant the Wilson Plan of strom water study". Moved. by Don Shepare for NLIA to donate $!)0 fo:t· school benoon. by JuliA. Bond passed unsmious:cy. Seconded Bob aatd ho thought the business that l{ere going to donate had done so. It vaa openad for anyone to donato, to the .fund for the b9aoon. Th~ folHng in::lividual]J c1oonted: Fl.•ed and H..a.rgueritQ Johhson Mro..'i.ne and Jack Lee, Bob ~uld Viola Howard, Willis and Julia Bond, Bob :1nd Pat Moody. Sevoral Paid t.hair Dttas. There was no January Meeting due to illiness • Re~-pectfully Submitted• Judy Percival, Seoretar.r �North Lawrence Improvement Association Meeting March 13 1 1989 Fire Chiat Jim MCSWain and so~ of his ataff here to make a presentation <.m na.~arne3ons Ma·c0ri&ls t,hru and in g0rth ~'..;ti"<:HlC.;J. It wua vary imformative, and well reoi~vad by those attending. The ~nd Dea\9m1~r and February Minutes :riand approved aa read. pa3esd unamiouatT. Moved, Seconded Lmu"<1u::o Hou~1ilg Athority to ha.v-. a ?ubl:l.o h®arlng in ?lalrth Lawrence regarding the aaatered oite housing to be built in O\U' n@iehborhood. Bob to call and a~t u:p.t Correspondence nad into minutes from the Faulkner Farnil¥ and tho .A.bbct()me:rs AmJoei.>J,tio:l. Wa have 2.3 mambers 'l>.•ho have paid dues tor thiB year. l'eCOfili!Hidned we get O'll' sah')Ol baaoon becauf>ct w~ had raised pO:."t:'..on of t.hfl rn.oney in our neighborhood. \fe were low on the priority list bu·~ ware movod u:p beoausa o£ this. '!'SO OUl' T{oti:>n 1.urJo and aec("nded to se!ld membei"Ship cards to the businesses tiho contributed to tha beacon tmtd. Passod unamiously'. Second and '.4v·ona Lig!'lt It-Dot to do a study' on the need for a light at this inte:..·section. Jotm 'i'a;.r:.:.or Paridng lot to ba dona this spring or aumniU'• t·fargu~~iat done a :!.ot of work ori the 400 :1•,~.: allmr to build on ~0 ft lots. blk of Pleasant. It passed to ~>et or a. date for a clean up. Bob will ~hock t'J aau about ..\pdl ~~'Y• Bob Nufi let tor f1"om (~:t ":.y regal.'ding a Fuir Howing &:ninar 'jo be held April ll~ .. Moved Seconded and paaaed to send $10 to Visiting Nurses in Heaor;y r.e.ndia P.o~uf'ol.d, s mombar \:ho pnsrmd Lt'rl~. Thero 1-rill be a dupot maating March Ar6 there ,.n,r ici.or.s about ~ 14. Bob to attend. mer:ber:::l:ip drive, to incraa~e att.endaooa at tha tnaatings. we w~ll discuss a picnio for the ~ meet~ng Movad Seconded and pa.ased to adjourn meeting. Respectful~ Submitted• Judy Percival, Saoartaey ot at our April meeting. �North Lawrence Improvement Association Meeting April 10 1 1969 Barbara Huffy and Mike Trainer here from the Lawrence Housing Athorit~ to talk about proposed scattered site housing in North Lawrence. They are proposing that 14 unite be built in our neighborhood. The sites are proposed as tollowsa 800 blk Locust 2 units 500 blk Walnut 1 unit 700 blk Walnut 1 unit 7 & Hickory 7 units 7 & Elm .3 units They will all be 3 and 4 bedroom single tami~ units. This proposal is now before HUD. Side walks will be built tor each unit. LHA will monitor week~ to make sure that lawns etc are taken care of. If unit is rented by elder~ or handicapped LHA will take care of ~ard work. The discussion on this lasted about ~ hours. BUSINESS MEETI'OO 1 Minutes of March meeting stand approved as read. Treasurers report $1,16,.00 in Beacon Fund ·· $ 182.87 in NLIA Account. Correspondence read from Landis Penfold Family and Visiting Nuraes Assoc. for memorial sent. Clean up April 29 on South side of Tracks. May 6 North of the tracks. Bob is checking on the possibilitT of getting Parks and Reo to bring the chip-per over and chip the brush to be used by the residents for landsc-aping our neighborhood. Bob also said we should be mindful of recycling everything possible. Bob to look into helping with a river clean up on ~ 6. The Ma;y meeting date was changed from May 8 to May 13. There will be a pot luck picnic in Jqons Park from 6 P.M. til 8 P.M. Everyone is to bring their table service and covered dish and Lawn chairs. A motion made seconded and passed unamiausly. Bob to check with TSC about stop sign at 7th & Maple on the south side ot the tracks. It was stated we need one more sign for /FMC Truck route at 8th st. trucks are getting lost. New city commissioners to be Bob Walters and Dave Penny were in attendance at the meeting. Each had time for a short talk with us. Moved seconded and passed to close meeting. Cookies were provided by Riverfront Deli. They were delicious. Submitted by: Judy Percival Secretar,y �June 12, 19!39 Hinutes of ~ro:-oth TJa:.rrence Imnro'.r<:Jment Meeting. The 'ninutes of t,"·e ?'1ay meeting stand a'·proved as read. A thank You was read into the record from Pob Moody. Treac::nrers report $13h.68 in checking account, ~25.28 in Savings. Moved seconded and uassed to check into transferring our bank account to Douglas county bank l:ecause of the service chan;es that School Employees Crerlit Union 'tlill be charginf5. 0 LD Ell.SDTE3S : School Beacon a check was sent to the city for $1297.00. installed by the ti~e school starts in the fall. It should be The Spring Picnic in John Taylor pari( was a success. Invitations were sent to all past and Present City Commission members. Only the Prea~ers and Mike A,lnyx attended. There were a total of 40 neighborhood people present. Clean up. The bills were submitted. CD will pay 1,150.00 $400 for the chipper, for 8 hours. The chipper was a big success. A letter was read into the record from Max Slankard, Public H'orks regarding the clean-up char~es. Other correspondence was read from Habitate for Humanity a-:1d the Independence Th.1.ys Committee. Locust Str9et wlll he Milled and overlayed f~Dm Second to Eighth. Neighhorhood Division of the United vray. It wa.c; mov3d, bJr Mar~rette Johnson and seconded by Margaret Brune that NLtA 'ilOuld endorse the neighborhood division of the fund drive this year Hith 1'-fa.r~arette Johnson as 'JUt' re'::lresenti.ve. Passed unamiously. There will be a Fall Coverd Dish Dinner in Lyons Park, Saturday Sept. 9th. from 6-Sn.M. Br:in!=; Lawn chairs, table sehvice and covered dish. NLIA trill ~l &A.QBh drinks • .f'l.4..'<t'"#J IS~ Be thi.nkin-; over the SlJ.mmer atout someo!'le to take I'1argaret Bruns Place on the CDBG Board. It may be that Coleen Tabbert -would serve. Our next w:3eting will be September 11, 1989 at Woodlawn School. Respectfully Submitted: Judy Percival, Secretary NLIA �The September 11 meet.."-' lg of the NLIA 'vas called to Bob l'"Ioody . MimJtes of the May meeting v<as read and approved. or_ at 7:05 by President Treasurers report: l'13rguarite H'1_XIrted thE:> N"LIA account \vas no'>v at THE SAVINGS BANK, 15th and Kasold. The ending balance is $159.96. Total CD rroney spent so far is $1331.48. Dan ~~atkins, representing Co:rrm.mity Living Opportunities, brier 2d the members of a group horne to be built in the 700 block of Lincoln. CLO is a non-profit organization with group homes for the develop;nentally disabled. There are to be 7 hares built on scattered sites in Lawrence. It will be a residential hm1e for up to 8 people that fits in ·with the neighborhoods. 'IWo meetings will be held concerning the hares: TI1ursday September 14, 7:30 p:n at the Library; Staff and board members will be there to answer questions; September 27 at the Planning Ccxrrnission meeting. 'TI1ese hcmes v.Till be built in the spring. FAI~L PICNIC: Motion and second to not reschedule rained out picnic; another one will be held next spring. Motion passed. BALlAJW CENTER: Ballard Center. Another Thanksgiving dinner will be held in cc,njunction with Motion and second to donate $25.00. Motion p<ssed. ·CLEAN UP: A reminder of the fall cleanup: ~tober 2*or south ~ide of North Lawrence; and ~tober 28 for the North side. No chipper this time. SCHOOL BEACON LIGHT: The reason it is not operating yet is KPL has not hooked it up ~. On Friday Septe1nber 22, 10:30 \rodla\m students will ce christening the light. Local media will be notified. TAYIDR PARK: Discussion was held on whether to recorrmend the cedar trees be trim:ned and cleaned up or canplet.ely rerroving them. A motion and second was made to trim tbe trees . r-~otion passed. 'll1e side,valk and parking Jot are scheduled to be poured this fall. CDBGAC- There are two openings: Grant revie•tJ meets once a month; and the Board meets once a week fran January thru April for 3-4 hours a .1ight. Coleen Tabberts nan~ will be submitted for the Board. HEALTH CARE ACCESS- A fundraiser \..nll be held Sept. 28 at Liber:y Hall. NORTH SECOND STREET TRAFFIC LIGHT- Over 500 names are on the pE :it ions. Bob will :make presentation to city comnision on Tuesday Sept 12. l<I>:JT' s approval is mceded. He will also contact state representatives. TRAFFIC SAFETY IDEAS: 8th and Elm: motion and second to reven :}present system. Motion carried. Mr. Carey would like a stop sign but chances ar(:: slim. 8th and I.cx;ust: Crack in street fixed (where \vater line vr:; put in.) 6th cmd Lincoln: motion and second for a yield sign on 6th. Motion carried. Perry St. at 4th & 5th: Bob will look at the situation and talk wit.h Terese Gardner. 3rd and Lincoln: Motion and .second to 2.sk TSC for a 4-vJay stop sign. !'1otion paf;sed. 7th and L'JC,ust: st.c1p sign is too far back from con1er; this llas already been brougbt to their Clttention. Curbs:.Curbs.are to be.replaced in the 300-700 blocks. OC: lS haVlng r:x:rr e s ~Lgns made. Nt::xt rronth is election of \-1fHcers. and second to adjc;urn. tv'JOtion pa2sed. ~'lotion Res~ct.fully sub.nitted IX:Jores Todd for Judy Percival �.. '1eetinr.; C'l' ·1 '~r! +.0 ()'Y':l:;r ":r '"1''~-~ L·· 1·"·1+. · 0!· l'J·:>:::.r '1-inutes )f )FJ))tmnr,Rr st~.nrl atl~· ..... o ~rl ·1~; "~,.,··!. ·:ry·r~r'l :·~~·Tresurers 0'!1"'"rt.. 'l'be 1·'1 11.ncc; .,r T··· ··.l~'''''l"l1:t6 • 00 ; n d w: :> "a : d • 'lt<':,,: rl '-'a'''''-'rJ \1:1'1:1-lOUslyo ;:-, Bob ras'>:;d '11 informat i "n al c1u+. ced~1r trw:s :lt .bhn "'<l:.·l-'>' ·1 -·1{. 2nd and L:rons tr:-J.ffi.c si. rtn.l. Krrvr i •; .:; I,, j ]J th~ , . .,,.::···,;' ·~ ,_.: .,_c;l·: '1' t':)r more info r···•:1 t' on from l-,he :~ i+,v. ·-~·.):·' ~ · "~ 1 r 1 P. ;,,~ ,.,~ ~---· i ·-~ •:-:ri -·,. ~-·: .3\~il'.J:'lm, Sen. 'd:Lnt0.r, :!ltrl !i.e!) i;ktt·l t,•'n ... -. "•" ., · · ·.: ,; ·.· ~~-' :·: '·. --;c~n~l··'l·.: 1-ttt~nrl \nr;o L_ • CDBG board. i·loti<Jn made, socond-~:d a:1.-< :n:> ,;>(j una!'li·>-:_;;--;· Tabbert to t)e -::omddered for- thi_,, :/.>~it.::ho:lo Grant Revle:-1 'J:Oard, it. 1·1'18 rnr)'l~~rl Mar!;aret. Er·m•l n'l.'lle to t-~1'" Moved, second-~d Nargar0t. Brun·~ :1~~-::::):ld~d cit-y f-:Jr ~'OilT0 {.'·n•,.. 1•:;· ·' of ::;'!'v'd 'r :1:~1'"'''' .,_t.~ ;·. :·· · 1 ~o.1.1.en -'-o S'11"Jrni.t 't"'·_.,;,.l--·'''~-:i· of .,:n~ ·:·:···._,lat.•" •.l'i:3 1 -;q:~ ()'3_S"·Y' :~,n·-:'·1">'c.-1-'.--,n 1(:'.1.'~~'1-i and -;-->ass"'!d +,o 1;:md f'C)r U•n 'l'!d -! to ·;·,i_c! ')":1 ')!::!~•1-rrl '······· ··'·--· commi+.t,~P.. and '1'~'-'" 1 •.1-omer:.t committees. \few Busines~~: Elect ion of offi. ce rs. It Has declarv:!rl tl-,e fJ.0orwas 0;)en f'n~ ·romin:J.ti.ons. ,Jnlin. T•ond '[o·r,}d to keen t.re n'l"''~:~e·'l.t s1at~ of of~'i.cP.C's. 1""'~ 1 l.e t:'3.re:'" s~:~onrlncl •.:1<: rnot'on. A voice vote ':·ns taken. Tt, ~·I:lS nn.r·!'n·ll~'J;r ;~-r,-.-0r ·~-~· k·"·~:·-;_n--: ~lob 'loody, Pres. Maxi..ne Le~!, 1 ' . PrP.~ •. Tw-1:-:r PpY'c·iv:tl, -->~··e•_., ..._,, '!·n·.~;;•·,-:1:-c ,'nl··,,-,n, :'"''~T~1.:r-•;.,... .. T)nn Shr.~r·rl~'d ~ ~~ 1 1. ·f~.: '!~ . . D:·o: 1.f.'"lS 1·~' t ~\ ..,...!··~·· ~ .. -\~~ .t\:lli T"}~~ ~- ' : - · , . : ~ ·:.ck o:· ·.·.~."! .. The :101 i r.·· h:J. ~::;- 1;;;.;'1 c:• 1·1. r_,..-1 ·~·(-·· c..) ·r~:· l ~ · ~ ·~:) .-: :;q;r ~r~s+ · . "'~: -~· ·"\-' . ~ ",. ·1 ~) ~t ., • It ~T::tR ~·fe~.~t r"~~i sui~·T::-~~-L~~d *-: ~ tb _J.~·:1l 'i'.VIl:~r 'II': Be road,r F ': ~ :, .~11 · i1.est room;, ·• J· P·)"l, ... f I -t! \'.'11• ~r~)r··r1·: T0l-· r; • '\fl " .. -d I :1 'I 'l ~-J -~~·:r~·1 ·~ ~ -~r~ ;;: .• t '\ : 1.n :').qci ·""~., i i.·l! ·.-ralt. 'f:ir:·t · 1 ".~ ·cnt.i ·:'t1t\ f'cr CD] '.~ :t1. : wem: ·t~l' rnc:: t : -Po:3" i i •lili;,r '" · ~'t1i t. Tay' Pr 1'2-!'~ 3~6·:-·~-~·:Jk:s. :)rir·;-~ a li~t. to n•'lxt r (' ''_.in~. ,::..~ 1 :n W:-\S rliscul._,,xl :l1·out- ~··ti-'.!1:; ti,c Ltl::! :1 :::· :.::1 tln1·i ltu:>Ly 'l'llunt:•:·; d' :)t.:~_L•· ,,·1r.! i.:tl.llr .-~::l:t•d 1' •:· :ot:r l:r.~ l )'o support her • \_ .... _I lt 1oJ"en~ ., .. (< ~,·d.i ,.Hl. .:.nstrur,:':-;~d i':td:-~1:'., :-:ot·· i·-;:Jw1y- "") ".us~·; T:iT·-~, ,J6 i'O:~·t .• '.:_~l_~ :-.-: 'li 1 ·. 1:"'::-'c ;'nd !.n ••! ,.,,~__,,. (~, 'l:) ;··-1' ~' �November 13, 1989 Minutes of North Lawrence Improvement Meeting called to order at 7t05 PM. Assoo~on There were 5 members attending. Motion made, seconded, Discussed and passed to submit the following projects for consideration for Community Development fundingt 1. Traffic signal at 2nd and Igons $40,000 2. ,l.qground Equipment John Taylor ParkB,ooo Sidewalks N. 8th from Elm to Igons and Boo Blk or Lyons$.36,000 South side of North Street from 4th to 7th $23,160 800 Blk Locust $15,480 North Lawrence Improvement Association Budget Increase to Printing $100 Address Labels 20 Bulk Mail 120 Stationary10 O!fice SUpplies 30 Miss Postage 30 Misc. Copying 25 Olean*Up 1s amount to be determined after Bob talkes to Sanitation. Newsletter 960 Steve J<msen to speak at the december mtg on the History of North Lawrence. Motion made, Discussed, Secomed and passed to sent $10 to the Buf'ord Watson Mem. Fund. Motion made to adjourns, seconded and passed. Respectfully Submitted Judy f'eroival, Sec. �December 11., 1989 Minutes fo North Lawrence Improvement Association Minutes of Nqvember meeting stand approved as read. Treasurers report same as previous one. There were seven members present. The special meeting with Steve Jansen will be held at a later Date due to illness in the Jansen Family. ?riorities for Community Development Proposals submitted L. Budget 2. 'l'raffic Signal 3. John Tarlor ~ark ~ NLil Plar equipment 4. Sidewalkal. 800 Blk Locust , 2. North Street, 3. 8th Street Moved, Seconded 1 Discussed and passed unamious~. A thank you acknowledgement was read into the records from the Buford M. Watson •Jr. Memorial fund. It was. stated that No th lawrence may not be eligible for some CD money because of the higher income of the neighborhood. · A motion was made, Seconded and discussed that North Lawrence Improvement Association opposes any CD proposal for a common cooRdinator for neighborhoods.The Motion passed unamiously. Moved and seconded and passed to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Adjourne • Respeot:ful'4" Submitted, Judy Percival, Secretar.r �/· I / ! ) !J ·.;. / f i.f J'ebruar;y 12, 1990 Mi.nutes of North Lawrence Improvemant Association The meeting was called to order by Prosident Bob Moody at 7•0' P.M. December minutes stand approved as read. Treasurers report there are 22 paid members. account is $141.96. The Balance or our It has been tena;ively set to have steve Jensen to speak at the April meeting regarding the past history ot tlorth Lawrence. It was discussed to try to schedule a olean up 1n April, and to oheak about having the chipper again. Acknowledged a thank you nate trom the Colburn family. A motion made by Maxine lAs, Seconded by Fred Johnson to Donate to the U1ng Association in Willis Bonds name $101 because he itl in the Hospital instead. of getting a plant tor him .. Paeeed unamiousq. Motion 11Ulde1 seconded and discussed to send $S.oo to State for Registration ot North Lawrence Improvelll8nt Association. Passed. Discussed, 'fo,ed, and seconded to reill\burse Bob Moody tor flowers that were purchased for.lll8mbers that were 1.n the hospital. At our March meeting the Lawrence Police Department will be here to talk about the neighborhood watch program in North Lawrence. 'l'he speaker will be Don Gardner. It was moved and seconded to adjourns and enjoy the refreshments provided by Marguriete Johnson. Passed unamiously'. Thanks Marguriete I Bespectfu.l.ly' Submitted Judy Percival, Seoretar,y ~0. f~. ~ �Minutes or North Lawrence !IUprovement Oolll'lli\\ee Maeting March 13 1 1990 The meeting was held at·~he Odd Fellows Hall because the school was not opened for ua. There nre 9 mambers and Don Gardner or the LPD present. BJJb Moody publioally thanked Bob Howard tor the use of the hall for our meeting. Don Gardner gave us some infomation of the neighborhood watch prograa in the city of Lawrence. It vas very informative. We found out that our neighborhood is too big and we would have to break it down in two to foUr blook ~as. The ~as on for this is that we could become more famil.iu",IWith our neighbors and to learn to recogni11a atnngara in the area. Neighborhood watch would help be the eyes and a.IU'S of the police department. 7tS5 P. M. Bob Moody called the meeting to order. Up date given on lll9mbers who ware ill. Send cards, call ate. were recommended. Discussed curb• in the 4th to 6th streets on the south side or Locust. nm, and )rd to 6th on Bob read a letter form George Willimans regarding lighte in the underpass on North Second. Traffic light up date: it is in the works, No olean up date set ,-et, Bob to check turther. A reminadr Steve Jenaen will be at the April Mating with a program on the History of North Lawrence. NLU Picnic will be MaT 19, 1990 in Johh Taylor Park. covered dish affair. Treasurers report account balance $112.59. Respectful~ Submitted, ··.. It will be a �April 19, 1990 Minutes of North Lawrence Improvsment Meeting 18 -.*h-e•••• present 1 members the others were guests for the Histor,r of North Lawrence program presented by Stave Jansen from the Watkins Muaea'Wil. Many iJltGresting .facts of North Lawrence were presented. BUSINESS MEET! 00 1 Minutes from March meeting stand approvl3d as read. Treasurers reporta $112.59, moved and seconded to order new chacks. ~ ll & L2 Oelaprate North Lawrence days. OVerlay program for summer. 4th to 6th on Elm. Johnson gave us a short report on the community development cOIIU!littee meeting. ¥~s. It was moved, second¢ and passed ;to recogni;e(Will~ Bond's death this past week~ !QI; &-(.Z/t r'YyCJ--U. . LI/ki'1-LL- &~.._ C-1ut~ , Charles Goble in hospital, we will possibly take a dinner in to them when he gets home. Bob will call when he gets home. It was opened for discussion to Hold our future meetings at the Odd Fellows Hall 615 Lincoln for our future meetings. Effective with the September 1990 11.88ting. Mot:l.on made by' Maxine Lee, Seconded by M. Johnson, passed unaudous~. A thank you and acceptance will be sent to the Odd Fellows. Next Meting will be May 19, 1990 in John Tay-lor Park with a covered dish Picnic. Earth Dq was recognized as being April 22. North Lawrence Olean-up May 5 south and ~ ~ 12 1 No~h. Mul!ord 'a tree Servj_ce will have a chipper available tor the brush. Reapeottulq Submitted, Judy Percival, Sec. �/;:-·:~:--~~:. / NORTH LAWR.~NCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION l1INUTSS September 10, 1990 There were 18 members present. The meeting was called to order by Bob Hall in North Lawrance. Minutes approved as read. 45 paid up members. Mo~, President at the Odd Fellows Treasurers Report stands at $89.46 there are now Discussed happings of the summer , ideas .for community development moneys, Fall Clean up will be set up for October. Moved, Seconded and passed to adjourne. Respectfully submitted, Judy Percival Secretar,r NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT MINUTES October 8, 1990 Thirty-One present. This months meeting was a .forum on the Roads Bond issue and the School Bond issue in the up comming election. Due to the lenghtl¥ discussion of the above our regular meeting was deferred to November 12, 1990 at which time we will elect officers and discuss community development projects to be submitted, for approval. Moved, Seconded and passed. Respectful~ Judy submitted, ~rcival:, Secretary �!fovember 12, 1990 m.rm.tas of Norlh J.a.wr9nce Inrorovelll9nt Association The meet1.np, lfaS callad to order by President Bob "Moody. Minutes of Octo~er Me~ti:lg raa.d, 'ttbved, Seconded and passed to approve minutes filS read. Treasurers Report stand~ at $to6.4o. The eh~ at woodlRwn 1a to collect newspapers for recycling. oundl.l them :L~ paper sacks please. Announcements' Thursday .Nov •. l$, 1990 is BaU~ center Thanksgiving dinner. Moved, seconded arid paased to donate $25. for the dinner. Acknowledged the passing o! past memb~r Josephine to oarr,v for the memorial contributi tiol\• Star~~eather, Motion failed i ~ction of officers. A ~otion made, seconded and passed with to retain the officers as they are now seated. !' 4 abstentions PrppOsal!! for Oommnnity Development were diaOUE.Sed and prioritized. to submit to board £or appDOval. It was moved,. seconded and pasr·ad to lldjou~. Respectfully submitted I , ! t .; Judy Percival, Secretary \ '.· ,\ I \ \ \ 1 I :\ . I' ' \ • i .'\ \, \ �t, ,. Dsoember 10, 1990 Minutes from North Lawrence Improvement Association Mea~ing called to order by Preaiden~ Bob Moody. Mirmtes of N·ovem'ber \il8eting stand approved as read. Treasurers report balance now stands at $91.46 Olcl ~~s, Discusaed CD proposals as submitted and Bob talked about street lights proposal. New Business, 'I'here will be a meetin g about public transportation Dec. 12 Bob will see ii' Leona Campbell will attend to represent !'lorth Lawrence Delores Todd was appointed to the CDBG board as Possible progralllS for up OODillll ng meetinr;s. Send acknowledgements to members having <•nd possibzy Julia Bond Moved aeoon<l.ad ai,d passed to adjourlle 1 Respectfully submitted Judy Percival Sec. ~~ representive. Canaditas Founn also school board oanadaitas. ~urgery or illinesses. Colleen Tabbert �J/ '!\\ . ·. ~. ·, -i \ NORTH ~WRB:NC~ /i'lOVEMENT ~~JATION ~1INtJTES There was no meeting 1heJ4 in I I· '\I ;1'\ I'! 1\'l Janqfu:7~h.t\ 1991, 'due II . . ; 4' ' ~ to low turn out. t I . I ' . February 1991 NLIA H~M,.·a canadiate~ fourm for the city commission election·that was atte~p by appr,~ 30 pepple. ! . lJ , ._ I /.' -,. ···: . March 1991 the meeting oaJ:l.$d to order at 7tl0 P .. M. by Bob Moody. Dec. minutes st~nd approved· 'as read. Tre~~s report stands approved at $116 plus petty cash. · · · ... Talked about CDRG Budget, that'~ submit£red~\ The traffic light at 2nd and Lyons should be installed·· this summeif. : ···;-., ; i Bob thked about a lett,er he rec~e:y~~. ll'rom Sfjn. w. Winter. Talked about capital impro· ements',· s'l~tA;ed\ for north :it«it~HU Lawrence. \. \ · ·· .. \ · ' Spring clean up date discussed. . Te ·ibei"tlel.d in May. : "\,···\ Meeting adjourned. \·.\ r \\ Respecti!ul~ Submitte~· \ \ ·. \ Judy Percival, Sec. April Meeting 1991 There was no business .: .\ ~ .1 .\ I'\ l'. 'i. \ conducte~'~ Viait~:t:i sat May 18, 1991 as the date .rr·: :he ffo~~ Lawrence Picnic. >: t. \'·'.. Respectfully Subnrl. tted about up oommin!Y, ideas. :.. \ \ '.' .l '•. 1\ ,. Judy Percival, Sec. (' i- '(: i If:'. \'\· ".\ \ ·" ·, ·.,- ... · ,\ ' \ �HOO.TH LAWRENCE IMPROVE. ...,.:fr AS-SOCI A.TTON' HPnJTES September 9, 1991 10 members present for the maeting. Minutes of the May meeting stand approved as read. Treasurers report $117 in bank plus $31 in petty cash. ~o members paid dues this past summer and 6 joined at the May picnic. OIJ) BUSINESS& 2nd & Lyons traffic light going in in a few weeks. NEW BUSINESS1 Sponsor River olean•up on October 5. Moved, seconded and passed to lend. N'LIA name to co-sponsor the Kaw River Clean-up Contract from CD funding entered in to the minutes. A fall clean up on a Wednesday in Mid October will be fine it it can he arranged. Mulford to Chip brush. Bob enlightened us regarding properties in an area from 2nd to 7th on Locust, Maple and Perry zoned M-3 general industrial 1 it is now mostly residential. NLIA voted to help with informationial meeting. In October Price Banks to be at the meeting to talk re• Horozion 2020. A motion was made by Maxine Lee and seconded to send $10 in Cheater Moon's D81P8 to the Visiting Nurses. Passed Unamiousl.y. Respectfully Submitted, Judy Percival, Sec. �N)RTH LAWRI':NCE IMPROVEMEl'll' MEETING MIIWTES October 14, 1991 Price Banks , Director ot Planning, City of Lawrance, was the speaker. The subject was Horizon 2020 City County long range planning document An umbrella plan to set general polcies for future development. No specific plane have been made yet. Mr. Banks laid out the process for developing the plan in the future, encouraging public participation. Regular meeting began Treasurers report $107.46 in bank$)). Cash A card of thanks read in to the minutes from the family ot Chester Moon and the Visiting NUrses Assoc. for the memorial contribution. With several new faces at the meeing, Bob asked everyone to introduce themselves. He then gave a brief explination of how our dues were used by the association. en funds, part of which can be spent n North Lawrence, 'Rob asked that we he at next months meaj5ing with Ideas so that the proposal can ~e made before Dec. 1, 1991. $660 1 000 has been set aside for ~ Meeting was brought up to date of the status of the Depot. North Lawrance Cle~n-up will be help Wednesday Oct 16, OFFICER ELE:JrlONs Motion made and seconded to retain all current officers Passed unamioual,y , No abstentionB. Moved, seconded and passed to adjourn the meeting. Respectfully submitted, Judy percival, Sec. Still on schedule �DEc ·.,·..--,t .. .) • •• ..:J f OORTH LAWRENCE IMPROV~mNT AS:>OCIATIOi~ ME:BTT tiD r·-1!NTJTS:S COJ~1MUNJTY \·· DEVELOPMENT ('. OFFICE "-· November ll, 1991 Meeting called to order, Minutes read and approved Treasurers report, entered in to record, Work belJan on the Depot today. No complaints were heard, so it is assumed that the clean up went well. NEW BUSINESSt Adisoussion of the Redistricting of Lorth Lawrence was discussed at length, It was lllade into a motion, seconded and passes una.miousl.y to let Bob draft a letter to support Betty Jo Charlatan proposal and n~t the committees that would move us to the 42nd. Passed unamiously with no abstensiona. Bob will try to make a presentation on Dec -' or 6 in topeka, regarding this tot}io. After discussion of the City ordinance re~ drinking establishments it was mned, seconded and passed 8 in favor with 1 abstention. Cd Funding proposals listed NLIA budget 1000 Glean ups .300 Wood Chipping 1 1 700 It was moved, seconded and passed unamiously that lfl..IA would support the depot committee !or their request from CD funding. Other Ideas, New shelter roof at John Taylor Park Another Bench at Riverfront, Electricity in Lyons and Taylor Park. Announcement November 19, will be Ballard Community Dinner 11oved seconded and passed for N'LU to help with a $2-'. donation. It waa moved and seconded to adjourn. Respectful~ Judy submitted ~roival 1 sec. ~ / �Minutes North Lawrence Improvement Association December 9, 1991 Moved, seconded and passed unamiously the minutes of November meeting stand approved as read. Treasurers report: $82.46 bank account 61.00 cash on hand $143.46 total OW BUSINESS: Redistricting hearings postponed. Letters were sent by Bob· to the chairman, Joan Adams. The city of Lawrence also is offering their support on this issue. Bob brought us up to date on his speaking at the commission meeting December 2 regarding drinking establishments ordinance • 1~;. ~. '~~,. l !t -~ .. ~-· · ' . ;~' . '.".r. NEW BUSINESS: Discuss general information of different things going on in North Lawrence. Made mention of the many Christmas decorations ion the neighborhood. Discussed F; Flood plain issues that need to be developed in North Lawrenc Margurite moved, Maxine seconded that Bob post a letter to city regarding this issue passed unamiously. Meeting adjourned, Respectfully Submitted, Judy Percival, Secretary �MINUTES NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION January 13, 1992 There were 6 members present and 2 guests from the Community Development Department. The guests were here to discuss and explain the Model Block Program and how it would help North Lawrence. BUSINESS MEETING: Meeting called to order by Bob Moody, President. Minutes of the December meeting were read. Moved, seconded to allow them to stand as read. Passed unanimously No treasurers report available at this time. Bob gave a short report on the Depot renovation. We had a short update and discussion of the drinking establishment ordinance that will come before the city commission this coming week NEW BUSINESS: There being none a motion was made and seconded to adjourn. Passed unanimously Respectfully Submitted, Judy Percival Secretary �"c.:=--.~:; rc. J:o;; (l.·' A, '·" February 1 0, 1 9 ~12 Minutes of North Lawrence Improvement Association 6 ,. ~ MAa 1992 2'Z Cc,;·.1 -, • ,.. D"l"· ·• ry <,~;_ <: '-<";> -~- '!/)/ i;ti.Jt .;' There were 15 mr:~mbers and 5 guests present at the mee '-~ • · . . ...:;:p Lisa Blair, Downtown Lawrence Inc., Bob Georgeson, Earl ~.P."!~­ Marylin Bittenbender, and Peter Whitenight of the Downtown Development Task Force were there to explain the report they will present to the City Commission on March 17. The presentation and discussion lasted about one hour. BUSINESS MEETING: The meeting was called to order by President Bob Moody. A thank you was extended to Delores Todd for cookies and the Odd Fellows for the coffee that was enjoyed by those attending the meeting. It was moved, seconded and past unanimously to approve the minutes of the previous meeting. Treasurers report Balance of account now stands at $171.25. OLD BUSINESS: The Drinking Establishment Ordinance passed City Commission on first reading the second reading will be coming up real soon. NEW BUSINESS: It was brought to the attention of those present that it was time to reneu the Articl~s of Incorporation with the state. Fred Johnson, moved and Bob Howard seconded, passed unanimously It was suggested that we bring a list of our ideas for the Improvement of North Second to the next meeting for discussion. Delores Todd and Colleen Tabbert would like to speak to the group at next months meeting about Community Development projects. There being no further business it was moved and seconded to adjourn the meeting. Respectfully Submitted, Judy PercivaL Secretary j\ �DEC 1992 COiv'it\1UNlJ'f DEVELOPMEN1 "\ NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION MINUTES OFFICf •, ' L \ 'C V '• \ •.· . October 12, 1992 Meeting was proceeded by a candidate forum for the up coming election of state representative, state senate and countycommission positions. BUSINESS MEETING Election of officers, Nominations were taken from the floor, Mike Moon was nominated for Treasurer, Delores Todd nominated for Secretary, Moved and seconded to submit to membership for a vote. Passed unanimously Bob Moody and Maxine Lee will continue to serve in their present office of President and Vice President. October 14, will the cleanup in North Lawrence. The first Welcome to Lawrence sign will be installed in North Lawrence, this is a venture of Home builders of Lawrence and the City of Lawrence. It was decided that we will hold NLIA meetings at the Odd Fellows Hall for the coming year/ Treasurers report. $ 70.00 2.00 138.46 cash change bank account $210.46 total Moved seconded to adjourn meeting. Respectfully Submitted Judy Percival Secretary ·>· .-~:/ �North Lawrence Improvement Association November 9, 1992 The November 9th meeting of the NLIA was called President Bob Moody. The guest speaker was Brad Tate, principal of Lawrence High School. He is visiting with various organizations to acquaint himself with the community, tell of various accomplishments at the high school, and answer any questions. Questions ranged from gang activities, racial problems, to extra-curricular activities. Treasurers Report: $138.46 76.00 $214.46 Bank Acct. Cash Grand Total Questionnaire: More than 300 responses have been received. Bob clarified a quote in the Journal-World regarding the outlet mall. Response was favorable with only a few negative complaints. The next meeting will concern public transportation with guests Chris Ogle and Diane Mullens. The Thanksgiving dinner at Ballard Center will be Tuesday, November 17. There was a motion and a second to provide $25.00 for the meat. Motion passed. Three names were submitted to the city commission for the vacancy on the CDBG Board. They are Marilyn Rogers, Mike Moon, and Shirley North. Delores asked about the CD requests. Bob has not received any information from the CD department. If it has to be turned in by December 1, a special meeting will be held. Bob was asked to check on the construction at 7th and Locust. Motion for adjournment. Respectfully submitted, t~~ Delores Todd Recording Secretary �NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION December 14, 1992 The December meeting was called to order by President Bob Moody. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved with an amendment in the treasurer's report. Treasurers Report: $ 77.00 Cash 138.46 Bank Acct. $215.46 Total Mike Moon resigned as treasurer to accept a job in Osawatomi. Guest Speakers: Diane Mullens, City of Lawrence, and Chris Ogle, Lawrence, Kansas Bus Company, discussed the rteed for public transportation and the city's decision to fund a taxi voucher system which would raise property tax levy one mill. Mike Moon nominated Marguerite Johnson for treasurer, seconded by Maxine Lee. Elected by acclamation. Maxine Lee moved we donate $10.00 in memory of Loren Hadl, seconded by Mike Moon. Motion approved. Moved by Shirley North and seconded by Ted Boyle to donate the $10.00 to Ballard Center. Motion approved. Moved by Maxine Lee, seconded by Mike Moon that we give $25.00 to Ballard Center to adopt a family. Motion approved. Officers met and submitted to CDBG: 1. Enlarge newsletter to four pages three times a year and printed. 2. $1780.00 for operating expenses. 3. cleanups 4. $4110 to landscape Locust Street 4th to 7th Street 22 trees @ $125 apiece; 8 junipers @ $120 apiece; and #400 mulch. 5. $20,000 reinstate North 2nd Street Loan for renovation and property cleanup and parking lots. Businesses could request $10,000 maximum. Discussion was also held on the Model Block Program to renovate houses in a certain block; the shopping mall; depot renovation; and cyatesurd weei program. Meeting qdjourned. Attending: Ted Boyle, Marilyn Rogers, Leland Grammer, Marguerite Johnson, Fred Johnson, Roberta Hellstrom, Mike Moon, Maxine Lee, Bob Moody, Shirley North. Guest Speakers: Diane Mullens and Chris Ogle. ��NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION FEBRUARY 8, 1993 The February 8 meeting was called to order at 7:10 p.m. by Maxine Lee, Vice-President. Minutes of the previous meetings were not available for approval. Treasurers Report: $78.46-in checking account 5.00-check written 7g .00-cash $151.46-total Maxine read a letter from Jerry Wells, District Attorney, regarding a visit to one of our meetings. Since there were no comments, he will be considered for a future meeting. While waiting for the representative for the Tanger Mall to arrive, Pam Weigand, director of the Northeast Kansas Juvenile Detention Center, gave an update on the project. Ground reports weren't as bad as reported. They have formalized blueprints for the building and she will come back and show us the layout and functions. She also answered questions from members. Wint Winter, the representative from the Tanger Factory Outlet Center, visited with us to collect thoughts and ideas for the center. He first gave a brief history of Tanger, explaining there were 17-18 centers throughout the country, mostly in small communities, with Lawrence the largest town so far. They have an option to buy Consolidated Lumber, with an option on the lumberyard to the South. The 1st phase will consist of 100,000 square feet of retail space. The proposal is for three separate buildings - two facing south, and the largest one facing east, with the parking lot in front. Each building will have an anchor tenant. The architecture style is not yet determined. They are now testing the market for stores. He gave results from a market study showing impact in downtown and other retailers this mall should attract two million people/85% from out of ; town. Fifty percent of out-of-towners will shop the Riverfront and downtown. They have worked on the objections raised by the planning commission and think they have been corrected. One way this could be a plus for North Lawrence is more traffic on North 2nd Street will raise it on the priority list at KDOT. Downtown Lawrence supports this project. It also would be a good start for additional improvements on North 2nd Street. Wint encouraged members to write letters of support to the Planning Commissioners and City Commissioners, and to attend a planning commission meeting on February 24. Jim Morey, of r-C\.,..\.. fV\Q.V'1 15 R~sk.u.v-q,\.Vt gave a brief report on a new group starting up, the North Lawrence Business Improvement Association, including the purpose of the organization and who could join. �There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned and members visited further with Wint Winter. Respectfully submitted, Delores Todd Recording Secretary �NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION March 8, 1993 The meeting was called to order by President Bob Moody. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Treasurers Report: $91.00 Cash deposited in the bank for total of $164.46 in the bank account. There is $12.00 in cash. It was moved by Maxine and seconded by Fred to send a $10.00 memorial to VNA in Mr. Howard's name. Tanger Mall - The city commission will discuss the mall at the March 16 meeting. Bob expects an unanimous decision. Bob also warned the sign variance wanted by Tanger will be a big issue-an issue the NLIA will be involved in. Bob read information regarding the Community Development Housing Rehab program. He also gave an update on the ISTEA grants regarding the Union Pacific Depot and North 2nd Street improvements. Spring clean-up: May 19 was the date chosen with May 26 as a backup. Sanitation department and Mulford Tree Service will be contacted. Jerry Wells, District Attorney, will be contacted about speaking at our April 12 meeting. Bob thanked everyone for their support in the primary election. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Delores Todd Recording Secretary �Newsletter: Marilyn was congratulated for doing a great job on the newsletter. Some residents didn't receive theirs. Suggestions were given on how to make sure the mobile home residents get a copy. Shirley asked the big question--Will Juicers get their license back? The answer was--we don't know!!! Bob gave an update on the depot. He said there will be 3-4 million dollars worth of work done in the next 2 years. All agreed the steeple was beautiful. Marilyn reminded everyone of the upcoming Christmas decoration contest. Ways of advertising were discussed, and ways to get contest prizes were suggested. The following officers were elected for the 1993-1994 year: President - Delores Todd Vice-President - Maxine Lee Secretary - Marilyn Rogers Treasurer - Marguerite Johnson There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, '~ ,.):?) '-"--LO-. -u--:) J I -c--}- --"-- Delores Todd Recording Secretary �NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION APRIL 1 2 1 1 9 9 3 The April 1 2 meeting was called to order by President Bob ·-Moody. Guest speaker tonight was Kyle Thompson, President of the Oread Neighborhood Association, and member of Horizon 2020. As a representative of the neighborhood task force, Kyle was here to give us information and direction concerning this subcommittee. He first read the committee's mission statement, and then what they wanted included in the plan in regards to the relationship of neighborhoods to city government. He took suggestions from the association on our views regarding storm sewers, North 2nd street development, continued single-familyresidential zoning and questioned development on sub-standard lots, traffic and infrastructure on neighborhoods. Some members thought the task force's recommendations were too general. Kyle said it could not be done like Plan 95 because it would be too costly. TREASURERS REPORT: $157.46 total in bank and in cash. It was moved and seconded to approve sending $10.00 to Visiting Nurses Association in Jack Lee's name. Motion passed. OLD BUSINESS: Bob reported the grants came through for restoring the depot ($393,000), and for scenic easements for North 2nd Street ($336,000). The plans are to buy and demolish the fertilizer plan between Locust and Elm. Hopefully this will become the Farmers Market. May 21 will be the neighborhood cleanup. It will be on a Friday, because of the change in trash days. Mulford's again will run the chipper, and tires can be brought to B.C.'s for $1.00 apiece (North Lawrence residents only). CORRESPONDENCE: was received. A thank you card from the Bob Howard family A letter came from the Child Care Center, 201 Perry, inviting advising of the opening of the center, and inviting residents to visit the center. The river area cleanup will be Saturday April 24, 8-12 at the beach area, the levee and Haskell creek. The Lawrence Arts Commission asked if we have any recommended sites for permanent art work to be displayed to contact Dave Corliss. NORTH LAWRENCE BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION: Jim Black gave an update. They have set their by-laws, and plan to meet with city manager Mike Wildgen regarding the city's ideas for North Lawrence, and reiterated they want to work in conjunction with the NLIA, not in competition with us. �There were North Lawrence residents present with questions about the detention center to be built on Industrial Lane in North Lawrence. Bob described the two meetings NLIA held with county officials regarding the center. It was decided to invited Pam Weigand, county commissiiners along with already scheduled Jerry Wells, ccilaf{ 1 ~3i &h~~' to the May 10 meeting. Questions then could be answered by those in charge. Ken Wilson read a brief statement. OTHER BUSINESS: Delores and Marilyn gave a report on the final CDBG recommendations. They now go before the city commissioners. It was recommended to fund our operating expenses for $1780, the cleanup for $1950, the Locust Street ROW trees for $1500, and the North 2nd Street Loan Program for $10,000. Bob then resigned as president, and was thanked for his time and accomplishments. Maxine Lee will take over as president. Motion and second for adjournment. Respectfully submitted, Delores Todd Recording Secretary �May 10 NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENl ASSOCIATION 1993 The meeting was called to order by President Maxine Lee. As requested by some members, representatives from the county discussed the juvenile detention centef and answered questions. Discussion included water problems, safety, Tanger s support, benefits for North Lawrence, sources of funding, possibility of changing to a prison, and staffing. June 2nd will be groundbreaking. Speakers included Louie McElhaney, Wint Winter, Pam Weigand, Jim Chappell and Jean Shepard. Also speaking tonight was Jerry Wells, district attorney. Mr. Wells spoke of gangs, drugs and crime and answered questions. It was announced the Kaw Valley Drainage District goes before the city commission to discuss North Second Street. Irene Garcia announced she was opemtmg a Mexican-American restaurant at 300 Elm. Juicers was discussed. City Staff has been directed to set regulations. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Treasurer's Report: $185.46 includes 3 new members. There was a motion and second for approval. Motion passed. September 13 was the suggested date for a picnic at John Taylor Park at 6:00. Details will be announced later. The clean-up will be May 19 starting at 7:00 am. All of North Lawrence will be picked up that day. Mulfords will again be using the chipper. Newsletter: Information needs to be given to Marilyn. NLBI: Report included support for the juvenile detention center and depot restoration. The NBLI meets the last Monday of the month at Bismarck Inn. Their current project is a sidewalk on North Second Street. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. R~spectfully . : • submitted, . ... -: .. \__<,.:},...~_._--> ---) .; ~ ~::-- .._.~..,<~t.>~. Delores Todd Recording Secretary ;.1 1 �NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION OCTOBER 11,1993 The meeting was called to order by Maxine Lee, President. Minutes of the May 10 meeting were read and approved. Treasurers Report: $282.71. Three members joined at the picnic. Letters were read from the Unity Church at 416 Lincoln. They have made donations of $90.24 and $79.50 to be used for North Lawrence residents affected by the summer flooding. Two suggestions of residents were given (Mr. and Mrs. Lathrom and owners of the Jayhawk Motel). Marguerite will check with the Red Cross office to see if other North Lawrence residents need help. It was decided gift certificates will be given specifying no alcohol or tobacco could be bought. Maxine notified members Tuesday November 16 at 6:00 Ballard Center will host a holiday dinner. A motion was made by Julia and seconded by Shirley to donate $25.00 to provide the meat for the dinner. Motion passed. Trailer Court on Walnut: The owners were denied access off Walnut Street. Since 8th Street is the collector street, it's possible he will try for that access. O'Reilly Automotive will be building at 906 N. 2nd and 907 N. 3rd. Community Development: ideas for next year will be discussed at the next meeting. Deadline for submittals is December 1. Marilyn gave three rules for applications: 1. Accurate numbers for low-moderate income benefactors. 2. Inform affected residents of intentions. 3. Work with the city staff. Application sheets are available. Information was read concerning LAN. Following discussion there was a motion and second not to join LAN at this time. Motion passed. Maxine received the annual report from the Lawrence Police Department with an evaluation sheet to be filled out. Marguerite, Maxine and Bob attended the ground-breaking ceremonies for the Tanger Outlet Mall. Marugerite and Maxine also attended a meeting for Neighbor to Neighbor. They will give a report at the next meeting. Julia asked if the truck signs have been replaced. be checked on. This will �MINUTES OF THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION November 8, 1993 Meeting Delores read the minutes, and Marguerite gave the treasurers' report. The group discussed what to do with the money donated by Unity Church to help flood-affected North Lawrence residents. They voted to "adopt" a family, buying a gift certificate for the Lathom family. The certificate was to specify that it couldn't be used for alcohol or tobacco. The group discussed several events that were either occurring in the neighborhood or affecting it: Christmas decorating contest, Ballard Center dinner, and traffic problems and improvements. Delores asked for ideas for the CDBG proposal. Ideas discussed included street paving, sidewalk repair on Locust Street. Five new members were added to the roll. Meeting was adjourned at 7:40. �MINUTES OF THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION December 13, 1993 Delores Todd called the meeting to order at 7:00. Marilyn Rogers tried to read the minutes of the November 8th meeting, which were then discussed and approved. Marguerite gave the treasurer's report. As of December 13, we had a total of $293.21: $274.21 in the checking account and the rest cash. Maxine Lee reported that she delivered a $50 gift certificate to the Lathrum's, a North Lawrence couple who were flooded this summer. This was part of the Unity Church's donation for flood-affected North Lawrence·iesidents. She also said she'd given $25 of the Unity Church's donation to the Ballard Center. This left $1l3. · New business: Maxine proposed that we donate more money to the Ballard Center. She suggested the Ballard Center could use the money for Christmas presents for a flooded family, or it could use it for an "unadapted" family. After discussion, the NLIA voted to send another $50 to the Ballard Center, earmarked for a North Lawrence family (not necessarily one with kids). We decided to keep the remaining $63 in case we hear of anyone else needing assistance. We then discussed programs for 1994 meetings. Delores will arrange for representatives from the park department (possibly Fred De Victor), FMC and the street maintenance department (possibly Teresa Gorman) to meet with us. We're asking the street department to discuss culvert maintenance as one way to reduce street flooding in North Lawrence. Marilyn and Delores announced that the Christmas lighting contest would be judged this week. FMC representatives would do the judging so there would be no favoritism given to any of the entries. Several businesses donated prizes for the decorating contest: Fat Man's Restaurant gave a dinner for two: Roger's Food Center donated a 5 pound ham, B&C Auto donated $50 in auto repair, River City Car Wash gave $100 in car wash tokens. which we broke into smaller amounts to give to several winners, La Tropicana Restaunmt donated dinner for two and Pines Greenhouse donated a rose bush. We could have had many more prizes. but when we were soliciting, we were afraid we wouldn't have many entries. In the end, we had 11 entries. Delores and Marilyn reported on the CDBG request we sent to the city in November. We asked for $3.660 in operating expenses, which pays mainly for the newletter and office supplies, $100 to provide supplies for a volunteer program to help elderly or disabled North Lawrence residents, $2,880 for repair of the brick sidewalk on Locust Street, and $3,300 for culvert cleaning, repair and replacement. After submitting the request. Fred De Victor gave Delores some ideas for next year's request. He has some improvements in mind for Lyons Park plus more tree-planting sites. Finally, we discussed general neighborhood chitchat, such as what's going on along the north side of the tracks, when's the burned building going to be tom down and who's in the hospital. Meeting adjourned at 7:50. �MINUTES OF THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION January 10, 1994 Delores Todd called the meeting to order at 7:05p.m. Marilyn Rogers read the minutes, which were then approved by the members. Marguerite gave the treasurers report. She said we had a total of $224.21 in the checking account and $21.00 in cash. Delores announced the program schedule for spring meetings. On February 14, a representative from the Lawrence Police Department will speak to the group about setting up a neighborhood watch program. In March, FMC people will visit with us to explain their role in the community. In April, we'll meet with someone from the street department to discuss culvert maintenance. Delores said she has been spending some of our CDBG funds and buying office supplies, such as notebooks and a filing cabinet. She also announced that CDBG meetings begin this week on the 13th. Marilyn asked for help contacting community churches and schools for information for the community calendar for next month's newsletter. Shirley North volunteered to do the calling. Shirley reported on a call she had received asking for volunteers to the CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) program. These volunteers work with children caught up in the court system, often in custody battles. A_nyone wishing to work with this group should contact Lena at the Roger Hill Volunteer Center. They plan to start a training program at the end of the month. Marguerite reported that Maxine Lee is back in the hospital with lung problems. Marguerite will also be contacting North Lawrence businesses regarding the Neighbor-to-Neighbor program. This program has been set up with government flood money. She also announced that as part of this program, a potluck is scheduled for February 13 at the Douglas County Extension Center. Everyone in the county is invited to attend. Cheryl Miller asked if it would be possible to gauge support for rezoning Locust Street from 2nd to 7th. Currently, that section is zoned industrial. She would like to see it rezoned both to prevent industrial development in the area and to be able to do things to her home that are prevented by the zoning category, like refinancing at much lower rates. She said Bob Moody told her the city would be willing to research whether this was feasible, but it didn't want to waste it's time if the residents didn't support the change. Shirley volunteered to help fmd residents of homes in this area. Marilyn will put a blurb in the newsletter to gauge support throughout the neighborhood. There was considerable discussion about what the city has planned for the area bounded by the depot, the river and -2nd and 3rd streets. Some believe the city plans to demolish all businesses and residences in the area to make room for parks, the farmers market and parking, Others believe the city just wants property owners to clean up the area so it's not an eyesore visible from city hall and the mall. We should probably have a city representative come explain their plans to us. Delores announced the winners of the Christmas contest: 1st prize: The Glen and Ellen Miller 2nd prize: Tommy and Linda Lee 3rd prize: Mrs. Roberts Honorable mentions: The Beebes and the Gillespies Ted Boyle mentioned that he had called people he knew at Sunflower Cable to come over and take pictures and that he'd seen several North Lawrence homes on the news. �Marguerite announced that the Tenants-to-Homeowners program will hold a "school" for prospective home buyers in February. The school will explain the program, which helps low-income people buy homes need rehabilitation in target neighborhoods plus helps them fix up the homes. Shirley asked if we all knew the New Year's baby was a North Lawrence baby. He belongs to Byron of Byron's Auto House. Delores adjourned the meeting at 8:05. �Minutes of the March 14, 1994 North Lawrence Improvement Association Meeting Delores Todd called the meeting to order at 7:05. Marilyn Rogers read the minutes, which the group approved. Marguerite Johnson gave the treasurer's report. We had $49.21 in the account. The city's $155 reimbursement for mailing the newsletter had arrived, but not been deposited, for a total of $204.21 in the account. We had $24 in cash. Kathy Martinez of the Neighbor-to-Neighbor Program informed the group that she could provide assistance to residents and business owners affected by last summer's flooding. Call here at 843-2383 if you qualify for assistance and are having trouble getting it or if you need more information. Ed Flynn FMC plant manager spoke to the group, informing us of FMC's activities and role in the community. He said that the company had not had a mechanism for communicating with the neighborhood. So this was the first step in what he hoped would be better communication. Flynn described the company's background. FMC is <m international $3.8 billion company based in Chicago. The local plant has been here since 1951. It employees about 225 people and has a $12 million payroll, making it the eighth largest employer in Lawrence. It pays about a quarter of a million in taxes. Locally, FMC produces phosphates for use in products such as Pepsi, Dr. Pepper, Jello, Aunt Jemima maple syrup. Velveeta, Wheaties, Cinnrunon Toast Crunch, Total, Soft Batch Cookies, Ritz Bits, hot dogs, hrun, bacon, crescent rolls, pet food, Crest toothpaste, Cascade dishwasher soap <md Spic and Span. They produce the different forms of the minerals, which can act as leavening agents, buffering agents, cleaning agents, nutrients, runong others. FMC is a safety-oriented facility, says Flynn. In 1993, the plant had gone 3 years without an accident causing an employee to miss work. FMC provides preventive health care, tests employees for drugs and conducts regularly safety meetings and drills. Plus, yearly, it also conducts joint drills with the fire department. The company has an emergency response plan, which is available at the library. Flynn says he'd be glad to also give NLIA a copy for our files. The phosphate manufacturing process produces hydrogen sulfide gas, which smells like rotten eggs. Because of neighborhood complaints, the company installed in July, 1993, a $1.8 million scrubber to remove the smell. Flynn says he hasn't gotten a complaint about the smell since then. He also pointed out that the government didn't legislate this scrubber, they installed it in response to neighborhood complaints. Currently, FMC is working to reduce waste emissions by 50%, Flynn says. One way they do that is to recapture the heat produce in the manufacturing process cu1d reuse it to heat the facility. FMC co-sponsors the RIF (Reading is Fundrunental) progrrun at Woodlawn School and has bought dolls and toys for the kindergarten class. It's employees donated $21,000 to the United Way this year, and some volunteer at the Ballard Center. The company also sponsors ball teruns and the boys and girls club. Several people attending the meeting had questions for Flynn. The Kopps asked about the emergency alarms that go off at night. They said they worry that the company is emitting pollutants or poisons at night and wonder if it's safe. They said they comp<my's secwity say they can't hear the sirens go off. Flynn said his reason for being at the meeting was to start to work on these types of issues. He wanted to set up a mech<mism for dealing with them. �Kopp said he feels no one will buy his property because of where it is, even though property taxes just went up $14,000. His daughter was denied a loan for her property because the bank was worried about the possibility of ground-water contamination. Kopp asked what was FMC really doing about safety? Flynn said he couldn't speak to the bank's lending practices. Kopp said the company could talk to banks and show that there was no pollution. Flynn responded that FMC could tell banks that they're using the wrong information and give them they records FMC files with the state. Flynn said FMC has been planning an open house to address these issues. That way company representatives could walk us through the plant and point out the many safety features. Flynn said he'd also be willing to periodically come back to NLIA meetings. Martinez said she'd like to contact FMC's public relations department to see what assistance FMC could offer flood victims. Bob Moody mentioned that he's smelled natural gas as he's driven by a pipeline on the southeast comer of FMC's property. Flynn said he'd check that out. Not only is it a safety hazard, but FMC doesn't want to pay :my more utilities than it has too. Finally, Janice Johnson, a representative of the Lawrence Girls Fast Pitch program, spoke to us about the possibility of opening ball fields in North Lawrence. Right now, the 10- to 12-year old girls must travel to Johnson County and other areas in the state for all their games. The group has joined with the Breakfast Optimists Club to develop fields in Lawrence. Currently, they are negotiating with FMC to lease comp<my land. So far, details of how the site would be used have not been worked out. But, Johnson said, there should be no street parking, and until the group has money for lights, there will be no night games. However, m<my of the grunes for older girls start at 9:15, so late night crowds and noise could be possible once lights are installed. Kopp asked what would be done to prevent the fields from being used by the general public and how would the group avoid general rowdiness. Johnson said the fields are too small for use by adult teruns. Plus the agreement with FMC will be only for this group. And they won't sell beer at the grunes, although some adults may bring some along. Flynn added that the agreement would include a clause to shut the fields down if alcohol becomes a problem. He also said he'd like to poll the neighborhood to see how we feel about the fields. In general, people attending the meeting commented favorably on the fields, saying they were glad to support girls' sports. �We are fortunate that we have few crime problems in North Lawrence, says Mark Brothers of the Lawrence Police Department who spoke to the NLIA meeting in February. Vandalism is rare here as are car and residential burlaries. And we don't have to put up with "stupid drunk tricks" like residents around KUdo. North Lawrence has mainly two types of crime problems: those inherent to having bars in residential neighborhoods and theft by transients restocking their "summer camp." Elm has gotten better as far as drunk driving goes, he says; Locust is worse. Some of the "drunk-type" problems center around the bar at 508 Locust. According to Brothers, most of the fights and other problems are caused by out-of-town friends of the regular clientele. And few of the problems extend to the rest of the neighborhood. Generally, there's more trash than violence, he says. North Lawrence should expect the "homeless" population to be moving back to their summer camps along the river in April. So we should also expect to lose camping gear and related items if we leave our garages and storage sheds unlocked, Brothers says. Popular items that the transients take include fishing poles, tents, grills and lanterns. We should also expect some localized "antics" around the 200 to 500 blocks of Elm and Locust, he says. Some are bar-related; some are related to gang activity (especially on Elm). Brothers says the police department keeps a good watch on the group suspected of being in a gang. Brothers says he hears complaints that the police don't patrol North Lawrence enough. However, this is a reflection of how safe the neighborhood is, he says. If an area appears OK, patrol officers will head to other areas where problems are more chronic. If you frequently see officers in your neighborhood, it means your area may be having more problems than you want, he says. officer~"sitting But even with a police on your doorstep," it's possible to be a crime victim. That's why citizens should be proactive. Citizens are the eyes and ears of the police. Brothers says that while North Lawrence in general is good about knowing who belongs in a neighborhood, we sometimes question whether we should call the police when we see something suspicious. We should, he says. Preventing crime has to be a partnership between the citizens and police. If you are interested in setting up a more fonnal partnership with police-a neighborhood watch program- call Mark Brothers at the Lawrence Police Department, 841-7210. �MINUTES OFTHENORTHLAWRENCEIMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION-APRIL 11,1994 Maxine Lee called the meeting to order at 7:15. Marilyn Rogers read the minutes, which the membership approved. Marguerite Johnson gave the treasurers report. We had $204.21 in the bank, $27 in cash, plus we received about $12 for new memberships tonight. We had a short discussion about having a neighborhood-wide picnic in spring. The group voted to have a potluck picnic on June 4 at John Taylor Park, starting at 6:00. This will be after the newsletter comes out. Someone will also post notices at Rogers Food Center so we won't miss letting anyone know about the picnic. Maxine announced that the city has changed bulk pickups back to Friday. So the spring cleanup will be on June 10 this year. Also, no limbs will be picked up this spring. Our usual tree service has raised its prices for picking up limbs (nearly three times what it used to be), and Delores Todd has not found a cheaper service. (We learned about this price increase before CDBG appropriations were finalized, so we were able to increase our request for next year. We will probably schedule the tree service to pick up limbs in the fall cleanup.) Maxine announced that a Parks and Recreation Department representative will speak at the next meeting on May 9. A representative from the trailer park on Walnut was scheduled to appear at this meeting. However, that person did not show up nor did she call to cancel. This is the trailer court that plans to expand across Walnut, add 30 trailers to the lot and wants access to Eighth Street. Members vented their feelings about the non-appearance and about the planned expansion. As background: So far, the City Planning Commission has denied the owner's request for the expansion. They said the owner can't expand unless access to the court is from Eighth Street and not Walnut. To do this, the owner would need to buy two houses on Eighth, which he would then tear down. Apparently, by the date of this meeting, one of the houses had been torn down. The ownership of the other house was up in the air because its last owner is suing to get it back. After considerable discussion, David Baird made a motion that we write a letter explaining our concerns to the City Commission and the Planning Commission. The membership voted to approve the motion. Marilyn Rogers will write the letter. To summarize our concerns: •The trailer court will increase traffic on streets that are already too narrow for the current load they carry: Elm, Eighth, Walnut and Oak. The drainage ditches on these streets make it difficult to expand the roads. •The trailer court will decrease property values. •Because trailers depreciate like cars, the used trailers the owner plans to bring to the site will run down the area more than if he moved new trailers in. •The trailer court will be rental property rather than owner-occupied. Tenants have little incentive to keep a neighborhood looking good. In general, the rundown properties in North Lawrence are the ones that are rented. In fact, to compare apples to apples, just look at the difference between the trailer court on Third Street (which is mainly owner-occupied) with the current Walnut Street trailer court (which is mainly tenant-occupied). •Gas and water pressure is already too low in homes on Walnut Street. The demand for water and gas created by adding another 30 trailers would be above current capacity. •The existing court is overcrowded. It doesn't meet any kind of code. In fact, some of the trailers are located on city property. •The owner has made little effort to clean up the current trailer court. The trailer court is junky with couches, chairs and all sorts of trash strewn about. •The membership believes that once the court's owner gets pennission to expand the trailer court, he'll do whatever he wants with it. •The dirt road currently serving the trailer court is a mess. �... •The membership worries that even if the owner cleans up the trailer court, the next owner may not be so good. Finally, Kathy Martinez announced she had flower, herb and vegetable seeds available for beautification projects. The seeds are provided to the Neighbor-to-Neighbor program through the America the Beautiful Fund. Although the seed is to be used for community landscaping, Lawrence has rules for landscaping public property. So Kathy will let us take the seeds for personal use. She will bring packets to the next meeting. �MINUTES OF THE NLIA SPECIAL MEETING, JUNE 27, 1994 Delores Todd called the meeting to order and passed out copies of memos from Jo Andersen, George Williams and Lynn Goodell. Mayor Andersen asked for our opinion on zoning in North Lawrence as well as our concerns about the sewer system, water pressure and quality and storm drainage. Delores explained that most of North Lawrence is zoned RS2, which means that lots must be at least 60 feet wide by 100 feet long. Other residential zones include RS 1, which are 70 x 100 feet and RSE or estates of at least 20,000 square feet. Maxine Lee mentioned that the original lots were 25 feet wide and that it's been "grandfathered in" that this size is OK in certain areas. Several people said they thought larger lots would be best. In that way, development would be less dense and there would be fewer problems with drainage from the mounded lots. Ted Boyle said he didn't want to pay for improvements so a developer could add onto our neighborhood. The developer should absorb all costs of upgrading sewers and drainage and tying in with the existing system. Kathy Martinez said most of the people she talked with wanted to make sure this area stayed single-family housing, not apartments. Ted and Maxine concurred. This started a discussion about some developers, such as Bob Bloom, who have snuck apartments in by building single-family homes then converting them to duplexes/apartments. People asked what it was we were really supposed to decide at this meeting. Were we supposed to say yes, we want the agricultural/residential district as outlined in the zoning master plan or decide on a zoning for the entire area or what? So Delores called Bob Moody to ask for his clarification. Over the speaker phone Bob said if we were suggesting a new classification, such as the agricultural/residential district in the master plan, we would have to do the footwork and come up with the dimensions, etc. He also said he thought the commission would not go for any unilateral zoning changes in North Lawrence. He emphasized that RSE would be a definite no for this area. He said we can't make zoning decisions retroactively. In other words, current neighborhoods would always be RS2 with minimum 60-foot-wide lots, any undeveloped land under development would conform to currently existing zoning and any changes would have to be approved by all landowners. He also said the zoning commission would be against spot zoning to prevent in-filling garden spots in the neighborhood. He said "we would never get it done" if we wanted to make any major changes to neighborhood zoning. �Ted asked what Andersen wrote us for then. Bob said the commission is wanting our thoughts about zoning for undeveloped areas in the neighborhood, such as along Eighth and Ninth Streets, Lake and Hickory. For example, someone is proposing 13 new houses on Eighth and Lake. He said those houses are going in on 300-foot lots. (wide, deep???) He added that an engineer for Black and Veach studied the neighborhood sewer system. The engineer said we have serious problems that need to be addressed but didn't think the proposed development would affect drainage. Cheryl Miller asked about the proposed zoning changes along Locust and Maple. Bob said he would talk with the city commission tomorrow evening to see if they have any interest in changing the zoning using a notarized petition (?) process. Cheryl said her group could write a letter that asked for a simple yes or no and could be notarized and returned. Bob said there might be problems with apathy among the homeowners. Kathy said she'd talked with lots of homeowners and there was a lot of interest in getting rid of the industrial zoning in that area. Bob said one way to deal with it would be to rezone just 1 or 2 blocks, then when other landowners see the benefits of the change, they might get on the band wagon, too. Cheryl and Ted said a couple of areas on Elm are zoned commercial and they need to be rezoned, too. Bob said planning would be happy to do it unless the property owners object. He said for businesses like the Tropicana, there is a neighborhood business zoning class that would allow them to stay in business where they are. He said changing the zoning on Maple will be more difficult as there are more industrial uses on that street. Because he owns property on Maple, he would have to excuse himself from any votes on changing zoning on that street. Cheryl: I'm mainly interested in Elm and Locust. Bob: But we should do all the streets at once, and there are homes along Maple. He said he was going to drive the area with Linda (from the planning commission?) to see what planning's recommendations are for the area. Ted: Don't you think we should down zone along the tracks? Bob: Most of North Lawrence except for Maple and Locust are RS2. The industrial zones are MS which means they must be at least 100 feet square and have at least a 50 foot setback from residential property. Delores: How many houses are planned on Hickory? �Bob: I don't know. But the developer plans to do the project in phases. Maxine: Didn't the city just buy out one a property in that area because of flooding? Bob: That's a ground water problem. After speaking with Bob, the group gave their thoughts about what they'd like to see in the neighborhood. The general consensus was that we don't want to lose the rural character of the neighbor and that we prefer low density housing. Most of the people agreed with Ted who said he was not against building houses in the neighborhood, he just didn't- want to see them slam next to each other. He also brought up the point that the starter homes being built were giving the neighborhood a rental atmosphere with people continually moving on to something better. The group then voted to suggest undeveloped land in North Lawrence be zone RS 1 and have minimum 70-foot-wide lots. The discussion then turned to sanitary sewers. Ted and Cheryl said they were in favor of having a moratorium on development until problems with the sewer system are resolved. I said stopping development would probably give the city an excuse not to fix the sewers. Delores said we should ask for sewers and that the developers should put them in. Kathy agreed. Delores pointed out that the city has known about the sewer problems since at least 1972. Cheryl said maybe we should thank the city whenever things get done here, but it's so hard to get things done. For example, she said, Bob gives her a different story about rezoning Locust every time she talks to him. The discussion then turned into general griping about Bob, the depot parking, the loss of the fence that had been along the levy by the bridge and the broken glass and trash the city is leaving on the new beach. Kathy asked if we knew that the flood anniversary is coming up. She thought we should do something to commemorate it, but she didn't have time to organize it. She asked if anyone else was interested. Someone asked why would we interested in doing this. She said to remind those who were unaffected. Delores said she'd talk to Kathy about it. Delores called for our ideas about the sanitary sewers. We decided to support four points of George Williams' ideas as outlined in his May 31, 1994 memo to the city manager. The only point we do not agree with is #4: to adopt a street standard that would allow ditches rather than curb and gutters. We do not consider ditches an adequate solution to the drainage problems and request curb and gutters be installed. �Cheryl asked if anyone had come up with CDBG ideas yet. She also talked about making an effort to get more people involved. Delores explained that a lot of people used to be involved but have gotten frustrated by our inability to change things. She said she'd done several things this year, like sending out postcards to people in the neighborhood, but people still didn't come to the meetings. Kathy said she'd be interested in taking my position on the CDBG Board. Delores said she would set up a NLIA Board meeting this summer so we could come up with ideas and set dates for the fall trash pick up, etc. Several people complained that the city didn't pick up everything they left out and also wondered why Lonnie didn't pick up stuff. I said no one got around to calling him. Meeting adjourned around 9:00 Attendees: Maxine Lee Marguerite Johnson Cheryl Miller Ellen Miller Ted Boyle Kathy Martinez Delores Todd Marilyn Rogers �NLIA Executive Board Meeting July 28, 1994 The Executive Board met to set dates for clean-ups, newletters, discuss CDBG requests, appointing the secretary's replacement, and other miscellaneous items. Attending were: Delores Todd, Maxine Lee, and Mar3~arite Johnson. We discussed the remaining money of our CDBG allocations. Delores showed the much-needed office supplies and letterheads purchased. Plans were made for a one-page newsletter yet to be sent on this year's allocations. Tentative dates discussed include: Fall clean-up and chipper October 14 September 12 meeting- member/members of city commission discuss and answer questions regarding development and zoning in North Lawrence October 10 meeting - City engineers office to talk about culvert replacement and maintenance November - Thanksgiving dinner shared with Ballard Center December - again will sponsor a lighting contest Newsletters: will work on the week of September 26 December 26 March 20 April 14 Spring clean-up Marguerite asked about using some of the money donated by the Unity Church of Lawrence to help pay for school supplies, a project of the Ballard Center. This will be brought up at the September meeting. An amendment to the by-laws concerning dues will also be presented at the September meeting. According to the present by-laws annual dues are due on the second Monday of January. As treasurer, Marguerite finds this timing very confusing. The way this has been handled, sometimes means a person is paid up for a year and a half. The proposed amendment will read: Section 1. Dues- Annual dues of one dollar per year shall be assessed each member of THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION and are due on the second Monday of September. No dues shall be accepted on the day of elections. (Dues can be paid anytime but membership will run from September to August.) With all business accomplished, meeting was adjourned. �,- THE NORTH LA!IJRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCATION Jr· 1 c? , :1. 99r.+ The meeting Todd. was called to order at 7:05 by President Delores Minutes from the May 9, 1994 meeting were read by acting t,::H·y To,n Hc::,ril,on. secre- Treasurer Marguerite Johnson reported $247.00 in the treasurey. OLD BUSINESS 1. CD report- Tree planting NLIA was informed by Fred DeVictor's office that trees planted from N. 5th to N. 7th streets on Locust street. will be 2. Opening on CD Board Names boi:'lr·d n are being sought to fill the North Lawrence seat f<f::\thy t1ai-tinez v~a~s ~~~uggestecl. en 3. Clean - up Plans for the fall clean - up are under way. NLIA is making arrangments for the wood chipper. Ne~o>Js letter News items are needed for the next edition. Also an nG.i·ec:l£:?d. that the 4. Editor is Law changes Maxine Lee made a motion to change the dues payment deadline from Jan. 2 to the second Monday in September. The motion was seconded by Marguerite Johnson. The motion passed. A second vote will be taken at the October meeting. 5. By - 6. 1995 NLIA Officers Officers will be elected at the October meeting. 7. Office supplies A word processor has been purchased with CDBG funds. it will be avaliable for use at Delores Todds house. Stationar~ with NLIA letterhead is also now avliable. �NEW BUSINESS North Lawrence Development (~ lr:.~t:b:?l- dc\'b·:"·d .June 3, 179t.r. fn:Jm M.=:\ym- Jo Anden:;cm, r.:: one E:·r· n .i ng the .ifl-asb-uctur·e of Nor·th Lawl-ence was 1-ec.~d aloud by De lor·es Todd. Minutes dated 6/27/94 NLIA special meeting wre read by Tom Harmon. Correction made to statement by Maxine Lee about the size of lots from 25 feet to 50 feet that have been grandfathered in. City Comm.iss;ioners Dob 1'1oocly, John 1'-lalbandian, ao r~ndel-st:m, Doug Compton ,:7\nc:l Bob Sc: ht.ll h~ 1-'ler·e [.H.. E·r,:.en t. Commissioners madt~ an opening statement before the discussion began • .:John t·l<:dbi1ndii::\n pos",E!cl tJH::::· quef:",t.inn "vJhat do residents ~·Jant Nm-th L. eti.'H-t·:c:·nc::e to look likr-2." Hf.·? st<:\ted hf~ is 1-'lilling to do 1-'JhateverNorth Lawrence residents want, with a full understanding of the c:on~::.r:.~quenr::E•'oi of tho~::,e! i::tc:t.i.cms. Decisions to maintain a 1-ul-al atmosphere may prohibit future development opportunities. Jo Anderson expressed her Lawrence residents. interest in working together with North Etol::l r:3c:hultE·! !::;t;::d·.t:~d " I ~·muld like to see t·lol-th La\.'11-enr.:e r·etain it's', r-tJr·,::\1, ~,,,mall b::n·m i'\tmo!:::,pher-e." He per·sona11y does not have a problem ~ith special standards for North Lawrence. FJob t·1oocly :·~on:i.nq of :ls No~th ~:;E~~·JPr· ~:;yE; ::::on ing is no pr·Db lem but the s i ZF.·! of clown ii:\lso <stated that due to the topogr·a.phy i t would be very difficult·to install a storm f:;<::i id " Dm•rn <::t c:cmc(2l"Tt." L~wrence tt::>m .. HE! FL.Cl1JH l•J(-%8 CiF'FNE:D TO D I SCU!38 I ot~ Discussion of ditches and storm drainage. t.Jhn '•::; r-r.~spnns :l.b lr.:~ fc:n- c: leal- int;] s tonn dr·a in age d i. tches and CL\ 1·.,/E!r.. ts ? Mike Wildgen, City Manager, said it is the responsab.i.lty of the home tli-'Hll;?l- or- tenant to ker:?p the clitr.:hes and r.:ulvel-ts cleal-. The city h,::tf:> pun::1·1r.1sec:l a "St..q:lE·l- Sucker-" to clean ditches and' culver-ts at corners and outlets. 1. �MINUTES OF THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION october 10, 1994 Terese Gorman was present to discuss culverts, ditches and residential drainage. Ms. Gorman reported that there had been $39,600 spent on drainage/ditch cleaning spent to date. If a culvert is replaced (usually at a cost of $4-6 per linear foot) gravel will be replaced (concrete also). When a culvert is cleaned, the ditch is cleaned on both sides for the entire block. On October 12, 1994 the stormwater master plan will hold a public meeting and will address long range plans for North Lawrence. Bids will be taken on a pumping station to be located on North Second Street by the end of the year. Lynn Goodell from the Housing and Neighborhood Development office spoke to the group briefly about housing affordability. He talked about development currently happening in North Lawrence and plans for future development. Mr. Goodell addressed the city purchase of property on North Seventh Street. He p~esented a tentative plan that would create a private street and places houses 4 or 5 deep into the lot facing the common private street. Public reaction was not favorable to this plan. There are also neighbors opposed to the plan. REGULAR MEETING AGENDA * * Minutes approved as read by Tom Harmon. Bank Balance Treasurers report: $256.21 September dues paid + 27.00 - 1 6. 00 Supplies to Delores Todd * * Storm water drainage survey handed out - return by mail to Margene Swarts. The League of Women Voters will tour the juvenile detention on Saturday November 19. Centenary United Methodist Church 4th and Elm, will host a luncheon. Community Development requests are due at the November meeting. By-law changes read. Maxine Lee moved to accept changes. Marguerite Johnson seconded. Motion passed. A letter from David Baird was read, asking for NLIA support in opposition of the demolition of 223 North Seventh to create low income housing. Mr. Baird is asking the city to sell to an individual family rather than create rental units. Mary Pears moved to support Mr. Baird. Julia Bond seconded. The vote was four in favor, five asainst, no abstentions. Motion defeated. The floor was opened for nomination of officers: Julia nominated Delores Todd for President, second by Louisa Davis. Beverly nominated Maxine Lee for vice-president, Tom Harmon for secretary, and Marguerite Johnson for treasurer. Louisa Davis seconded. All officers were elected as nominated. * * * * �. ·--~ . ·~- .... -., ~ - ... , .... ~.,.,... .......·- . Meeting adjourned at 9:15. Respectfully submitted, Tom Harmon Recording Secretary �MINUTES OF THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION November 9, 1994 The meeting was called to order by Vice-President Maxine Lee. Minutes of the October 10 meeting were read by Tom Harmon and approved. Treasurers Report: $272.21 Bank balance. 10.00 Cash on hand. Beverly Cates moved to accept report, Ellen Miller seconded. Motion approved. BUSINESS REPORT Bob Moody, Doug Compton and Mike Wildgen were present to speak. 1. Depot Report Mike Wildgen reported the depot had acquired the land and buildings on the north and south side of Locust st. Federal money was used for the purchase. A combination of 80% federal money and 20% city money will be used to revamp Locust Street to N. 3rd. Effective immediately train traffic will increase through North Lawrence. There will be an approximate increase from 65 trains per day to 130 trains per day. 2. North Lawrence Development Plan Bob Moody reported that he will ask the city commission for a recommendation on the North Lawrence Development Plan by the end of the year. The recommendation is expected to include downzoning lot sizes from RS2 to RS1. This would affect large areas subject to redevelopment such as 8th & Lake, 8th & Lyons and 8th & Oak. Road Development: any new developed street would increase to 24 1 width with two ditches and parking on one side only. Storm Water: initiate ditch maintenance system to maintain ditches. These recommendations will be made to the city in December. 3. BALLARD CENTER Ballard Center will host an annual Thanksgiving dinner. Turkey, ham, mashed potatoes and gravy are provided. The NLIA has traditionally donated $25 toward the dinner. Mrs. Miller moved to donate $25.00 for Thanksgiving and $25.00 for Christmas. Motion was seconded and passed. 4. DETENTION CENTER The detention center will host an open house Saturday 19. �l 5. CHRISTMAS CONTEST Christmas yard decorating contest will begin after Thanksgiving. 6. PARKS AND REC Delores Todd, Coleen Tabbert, and Maxine Lee had a meeting with Fred DeVictor. The city is giving $14,000 worth of playground equipment to Lyons Park. 7. CDBG CDBG requests will include: $ 1,400.00 $ 3,000.00 $ 150.00 $10,000.00 $ 2,000.00 newsletter chipper and cleanup misc. culvert replacement for house numbers 8. UP and FMC The train track crossing at 9th Street will close. FMC and UP have agreed. FMC is planning some extension. Some questions were raised and it was suggested that we invite FMC and UP to speak to us about the changes. 9. REPRESENTATIVE A CDBG representative is needed. as a possibility. Shirley North was suggested 10. CBW The city has negotiated to purchase the CBW building for $399,000. Plans are to recreate a recycling center. It will be on the city commission agenda on November 15. Meeting adjourned at 9:30. Respectfully submitted Tom Harmon Recording Secretary I �MINUTES OF THE NORTH LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION December 12, 1994 Representatives from FMC Corporation and Union Pacific Railroad were in attendance to present their plans for closing the North Ninth crossing. Al Herring and Dave Figuieres from FMC explained UP's railway through North Lawrence was the busiest coal corridor in this area. Now eight trains a day pass through with an additional twenty after March. The speed limit through this area is 40 miles per hour. They explained while the closing of North Ninth was UP's decision, it fit into their plans also, and wanted to let neighborhood residents know of their plans. FMC plans to upgrade their packaging system. They presently have a problem with leakage. This is a $10 million plus project. The basis of the project is the need to move the loading dock on the north side of the warehouse. The expansion will add 12,000 square feet and be 120 feet high. Construction will start in the spring of 1995. Dave Boyle, an engineer from Union Pacific, explained their concern and why they wanted to close the crossing. A traffic count on September 25, 1994 showed: 281 9th street crossing 182 8th street crossing 1233 7th street crossing 1194 3rd street crossing UP feels the grade of the 9th street crossing and the number of trucks and other traffic using the crossing makes it so dangerous. Mr. Boyle was the engineer involved in the fatal accident on the tracks on 3rd street, and related his personal experiences. Neighborhood residents questioned the closing of our streets as the railroad and city already closed vehicle traffic on N. 4th. Concerns included fire protection, insurance rates, inability to cross at other crossings, lack of UP's promise to upgrade the 8th street crossing as a condition to closing 4th street, and the unsightly appearance of the 4th street intersection. Mr. Boyle was to take these concerns back to officials of Union Pacific. Regular Agenda Due to the absence of the secretary, no minutes were read. Marguerite gave the treasurers report. Delores gave the final report on CDBG requests: Operating Expenses $1900 Clean-up $3000 House Numbers $3000 Culverts $1980 Playground Equipment $2982 A reminder of the Christmas decorating contest was given. Coleen Tabbert has been busy calling on neighborhood businesses and has been very successful in getting donations. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. �NO �~orth lawrence Improvment Assoc. !"! li\ILJ'ITU FEB • :L ~~] , :1. '!'?~::;; Delores Todd called the meeting to order at 7=00 pm Jim McSwain,Fire Chief was present as guest speaker. Chief McSwain related general info. about fire response to North L",·:,\v·H"€·:·mC::('·'!. If ;:;, \:::.tr·uc::tur·<:·:·~ 'fir·c·~ oc::c:u.r·<::. a pumpf;:!r" t.r.. uc::l:: c:;:n .. r-:i.. rHJ E~ people, en ariel truck earring 3 people, an engine earring 4 people, and a squad of 2 people are automatically dispatched. In J 'r' !:_;> lt. t:. h !-:.! r· E·• ~\1 E~ )"' C·:• ::);:..) E~ f'i'! E' r· iJ • Y" !'.'~ !!'!· j:::< D 'i'l '':'· C !!;; !< \•.) :J.. t.l·l i:'t l'" E• <;:; p D n !:::. r· t i ill E\·~ Cl 'f' i+ • ~''.'j minutes from station to fire. 1 Delores read a letter from Woodlawn School asking fur a representative tu sit on thier grounds improvement committee. The B ,·:w· t. i:'t newsletter had been sent. It was typed this munth , I t '/hit 'ci f n 1 c:l t·::· d 1:! y 1... y'CI i ''" Co 1 c; mi:~. n i:1 n r.l 1··1 "'' :.; :i. n E~ L. <·O:· <;::: , by Tammy Copies of the amended bylaws were made avaliable. n t· c:; p . f r· <::rn 1<;,;·, r1•::; ;:;, ·:::; r:o,...l.l::i 1 5. c H~::-: r.. v· i c:: t.·'' V·J :i. 1 1 about the replacement of Main lines. !':> p0:-~ "'' k ;,;, t t.h<'-' n c~ ::·; t inr~ t:e· Coleen Talbert moved to send memorials in honor of Delores mother, and Wanda Howards mother<Garnett Knapp). Respectfully submitted, t. :L n q Todds �j\j C.i r· Delores lodd called 'i::.l·l I ...:::~. VJ r.. E! r·t c:: <:-:· I tn p r u \1 fi·: m10~ rt t:. i'i ~::; ~"'· n c:: , l'lli\IUTES l"la.n::h :t::·:·;, tc;:..::;;'.'."i the meeting to order at 7:00pm. r,.,.. 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Respectfully submitted Tom Harmon Recording Secretary �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource North Lawrence Improvement Association Subject The topic of the resource North Lawrence Improvement Association (Lawrence, Kan.) Woodlawn Elementary School (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource Bylaws, correspondence, minutes, and newsletters from the North Lawrence Improvement Association. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource North Lawrence Improvement Association (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Sandrat Publications (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1987- 1995 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context NLIA_Minutes_Jan1987-July1995_Final.pdf https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/5632f8a796ffbee27cff2aea5df04317.pdf b20416750bfda5bd8e98eebaa61bd8e2 PDF Text Text ��SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPAN Kc TELEPHONE SERVICE CALLS 307.763 TELEPHON : o O~tain Inf~rmation Relative to Contracts._ Call the "BUSINESS OJ NOV 1 941 Bills, Movmg Telephones, Etc. 2- 1 3- 0 4 :o Obtain Assistance or to Report Any Difficulty on Local Calls Call "SUPEm To Obtain Assistance or to Report Any Call "SUPERVISOR" Difficulty on Long Distance Calls To Make a Rural Call Give the Rural Number to Your "LOCAL OPERATOR" To Report a Telephone Out of Order Call " REPAIR SERVICE" To Make a Long Distance Call - Call "LONG DISTANCE" For Local Telephone Numbers Which Do Not Appear in Directory To Obtain Telephone Numbers in Other Cities Call "INFORMATION" Call "LONG DISTANCE" EM ERCENCY CALLS TO REPORT A FIRE ..- Call "FIRE DEPARTMENT" TO CAU POUCE Call "POLICE DEPARTMENT" For the Telephone Number or Address of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Call "INFORMATION" CENERAL INFORMATION SERVICE APPLICATIONS, CHANGES AND DISCONTINUANCES- Applications for new service, changes in or additions to existing service or equipment, may be made at our business ofi ice, in person, by telephone or by mail. Ample notice will help us to move telephone equipment so that service will be practically uninterrupted. BILLS AND PAYMENTS- Bills are rendered monthly and upon presentation are payable at our business office by mail or in person. They cover local service charges in ad,·ance for a one month period from date of the bill, and long distance charges for a one month period preceding the date of tbc bill. Prompt payment of bills is requested. I£ bills hecome delinquent, ~erv iee may be denied. \ Vhen service is denied because of non-payment a charge of $1.00 is applicable for restoration of scn·ice. SERVICE DIFFICULT IES - To give uniform courtesy and politeness is an imperative ru le of this Company, and all em- . ployecs are required to be courteous and patient at all times. If service is unsatisfactory, prompt report should be made of it to the Repair Service. Do not report unsatisfactory ~ervicc to the operators, as conversations, by operators, beyond that necessary to complete connections, impair the sen.;ce. Reports of >unsatisFactory service sho~l.d be te_lepho~ed, not wntten, as a more sabstactory mvesttga- tion is possible when an immediate r eport is made to the :Repair Service. ATTACHMENTS TO TELEPHONES-In order to render satisfactory telephone service, it is important that this Company own and maintain all of the apparatus and equipment connected with its lines. Attachments to telephones often have a direct effect ou the service. It is for this reason, that the Telephone Company does not sanction the usc of any devices on its equipment, except those furnished by the, Company. AD VERT ISI NG TELEPHONE NUMBERS-Business subscribers often find it convenient to their customers to place their telephone numbers on their stationery, cards, advertising, etc. The Telephone Comp::tny reconuncnds dc:';1g this, but the growth o f the city and the corresponding growth of telephone · facilities sometimes requires the change of telephone numbers. It is therefore suggested that stationery, cards, etc.. which show the telephone number, not be printed in quantities that would inv<>lve a loss due to changes that might be necessary as a result of the telephone number being changed wie. a subsequent directory. Business customers who have more than one telephone number will receive the greatest benefits from their service if the telephone numbers are grouped or consecutive ant! only the first telephone number of the group is advertised to the public. Copyright, :\'ovemhc•·, 1941. Southwe l �Errors in This Directorr While every effort is made to improve each issue of the directory .and to eliminate all errors, yet the Company does not assume any liability because of errors and om i ssion~ that may occur in this dir ectory. Occasionally, howevc.r , errors will be found. I t w ill help if you will check your own listing in the directory, and if it is incorrect in any way, call the Business Office. so that it w i11 be corrected in the ne:-."1 issue. To lessen the possibilities of error it w ill be helpful to report auy changes in listings as soon as their need becomes known instead of waiting until near the closing date. This will avoid tbe possibility o f wai ting too long, :~nd .not getting the change·in the next directory. Advertising Rates ior advertising space in this directory will be furnished upon request to the Manager. Directories of Other Cities Telephone di rectories of cities throughout the cou nt•·y will be obtained for patrons b>' this Company. Prices :md other information may be secured by calling the .Business Office. Additional Listings For each customer a single line insct:tion in t he alphabetical list is mad~ without charge. Customers may arr;mge for additiona l listings under s.uch re.gul<>tions as apply to main I istings to be plac.ed in the alphabetical direct()ry. Rates for addit.imJal listings may be obtained from the business office. Listings Not Appearing in the Directory Between directory issues · many teleph one numbers do· .n ot appear in the \:ll rren t issue of the directorv due to changes and new installations. . Patrons may obtain these telephone numbers .f rom "Informatio1.1." Reduced Night and Sunday Rates After seven o'clock every night, and all day Sunday, long distance rates .are ·reduced on both station"to-station and ·j)e.rson-to-person <.:a,11s, except on ca.lls to nearby points. The table of long distance rates on the inside ro ver oi this direci:ory i11ustrates the saving possible by making your calls a fter 7:00 P. M., or on Sunday. The Long Distance operator will ~ glad to giye y()U the rates to any points, without obligation, How to Make Out-of-Town Calls Decide first whether the lower priced ·" Station-To-Station" service can be u5ed or whether the higher priced "P.e rson-To-Per,son'' ·s ervice is necessary. To help you decide, these calls are explained below. Station-To·Station Calls A Station-To-Station call is one on which you agree to talk with anyone who answers at the called telephone. To place a Station-To-Station call, ask your local operator for Long Distance and when Long Distance answers give her yonr call. If yo1~ know the desired mtmber, say, for example, "I want Kansas City, Mo., Victor 45.68." If :;-01~ do not know t/1e desired mtmbcr, say, fo r c,"Xa mple, " I want Kansas City, Mo., Joh n Doc's residence at 3601 Lindel Bivd .." or '·I want Kansas City, 1vlissouri, th e llayiield H otel." If \"Oii k;;w.<J the m ember of the called telepfin iu:, g~·e it fil ih e lcmg distance operator. Jt ~<. ill spei'd yo !tr serv ice m aleriall3'· "LoHg Distance" <ttill b.:> glad to sttpply 1w mbe,·s in pri>uipar cit ir.s on req:.resl. T he rates are Jess than on "Person-ToPerson" calls. 01a rges begin when t he called telepl1one is answered. Charges may be re\·crsed. A slight additional charge is made when the initial rate is less than 25 cents. Person-To-Person Calls A Person-To-Person call is one on which you wish to talk to a particular person, or wish to reach a particular department. The rate ' on a I'erson-To-Person call is higher than the rate on a Station-To-Station call. To place a Person-To-Person call, ask your local operator for Long Distance and when Long Distance answers give her your <~all. · Exat~nple: '"1 want Topeka, Kansas, 9816. 'Mr. J ohn Smith," or "I want Topeka, Kansas, l vfr. Henry \<\' hite at the Kansan Hotel." If :l!Olt know the ?IUmtber of the telephone> it to "ihe long distance opera.tf!r. It will speed ymw call. "Long Distance" ~~:ill bl! glad to supf>ly 11wnbe1·s il~ priJ1cipal cities £m nquest. fl'i~1e The cha.rges can be reversed. A three-minute connection is ailowcd before "over-time" charges begin. HoweYer , on calls wi.thin the state, i£ your party cannot be reached for r easons beyond the contro l of th~ Telephone Company. or you r call is ca nceled, a "report" charge is made. Collect Calls If the charges on the call you arc placing are to be paid at the distant telephone you should tell t he operator when placing the call that it is a "collect" caU. The charges, if accepted by the customer at the distant telephone, wi ll be billed to that telephone. ·· / ' . ' -· • �LAWRENCE, KANSAS _-\lphabetical Telephone Directory A ! !.. 3 Root Beer Sta-nd 628 N 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . 2072 . . . 2221-W .!:..:c:t H L r 1224 R 1.. . . .. . .:.:=,;r LeonG r 1012 Tenn . . • . . ...... . 2911-M ! :-=J;. Edwin F r 2032 Mass. . .. . .. . • . . .. . . 223:3 ! ;:--ifiam Eva Ward r 1125 R l .. . . . .. . .. .. . . .. 2294 .:.~ -aham R C r 930 Mo . .. . ... . ... . . .. . . . . 2957-W ! ~-arns Geo r 82.4 Ohio. ' . .. . . 3101-W .! ::2cia Fraternity 1433 Ohio . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . 355 .!:r er ER r 2018 Vt. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . , .1731 .! :r,ning Carl W r 925 Mo . _ ... . . . . .. . ... . . .. 1647-J .:. : nning R G r 846 Mo . . . .. . . .. . ..... . .. .. . . . . 2691 .:.:nn ings Hardware 82.2 Mass . .... . . • .. •. .. . . ... 679 .:. :<erman Hat Shop 1023 Mass ... .. . .... .. . . ... 165 .:. :air A R Mrs r 1324 Ohio ..... . ... .. . • . ... . 2738-J ~ams C E r 937 Maine.. .. ..... . . . 2272-W !.J:arns F P r 1300 E 13 .. . ... . . .. . .. . . . . ... . . 2366 .:.:2ms King ,. 318 Locust ... . .. . . • , . . . .. . ... 2134-M .!.=oms Minnie Mrs r 745 Mass . .. ... .. . . • . . . .. . 2401 ~s 0 L r 635 Elm . .... . .. . . •. . ••.• .. . .. 3132-R .!>~dy E P r 22.09 Mass . . . . . . ..... . . .. . . . .. . .. 1453 !Jell Mary r ~ l037 Ky .. . . . . .... . .. ... .. .. .. . 1116 ~DVANCE CLEANERS 1019 Mass .. . ... • .. .. .. . 101 .:.._<ers Harr y J r 532 Tenn . . .. . ... . .. • •.. .. . . 1677-R :.Mrs Jno C r 2130 Learnard .. ... .. .. .. • . . . . .. 2187 ..:V:.~rs JohnS r 1920 Mass ... .. . ... .... . . . . . . 2557-J :,_(in Tom 0 r RFD 2 . . ... ..... • .. .... .. . . . 784-N-3 !,;[)ach Henry r 618 W 4 . . . . . . ... . . •• . . . ... . 1570-R ::. oert Wm Mrs r 731 Ala . .. ....... . . . . ... . 2306-W ..;lbrecht R M r 512 W 8 . .. . ........ . .. . ... . 2521-J ALBRIGHT C R chiropractor 1 023~ Mass . . . .. . . 1531 Residence 743 La . . . . .. .• .. . . . . . . .. . . .. .. . 1531 ~bright G E r 1809 Ala . . . . . . . .. ...... . . ... 2374- R !..dridge C P r RFO 1 . ... . .. ••• . . . . .• . . . .. 756-K-6 Al exander E E r 345 Miss . . .... . ... .• • ... . .. 1570-J .;Jexander H W r 63 6 ~y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 220~ :Uexander J W furniture 808 Mass . . .. . .• . ... ... , 168 Alexander J W r RFD 2. .... .. .. . .. . ..•••. .. 703-K-2 .!,!exander Jane Mrs r 918 Pa . . . . . . 1310-M ~lexander Le Roy r 780 Elm .. ... •-. -. ....... . 2360-M Alford F G t 200 W 12 . .. . . ... • .. . .. . . . . , . 3103-M Alford Fred $ r RFD 3 ..... . .. •. . . ...... . . 743-K-5 Alkire Fred F r 945 Conn .. .. . .. . . . ... . . .. .. 1391-W Alldredge Chas E fi IIi ng sta b4 7 Ark . . . . • . . . ... 2081 Allen C Roger r 1831 N H . .. .. .. . . .. .. • . . ... . 271A Allen Chas r. 1203 Oread . . .. .. .. . .. .. ... . . . 2389-W Allen Chas N r 1144 R I ....... . • . . . . . .. . .. 2162-M Allen E B r 911 Mo . .. . . . ... ,. .. . .. .. . . ... 1869 Al le n Forrest C Dr r 801 La. . . . • . . . . .. . 300 Allen G H r 1213 Vt. . . . . . . . . . . 2848-W Allen H C r 947 La .... ..... .. • .. , . . .. • . .. . .. 2960 Allen Harold r 416 W 6 . . ... . •• . . ... . • . . .. ... 1211 Allen L C r 1706 Barker . . ... •• ..... . •• . .. . . . 1803 Allen L C Jr r l342.Conn . .... .. .. . . . . • . . . . 2465-W ..l.llen Leona r 922 Pa . . . ..... .. . .... . ~ . ..... . 1574 Allen Milton r 831 La ..... . .. .. ,. .. . . . .. . 1707-W Allen Nellie Mrs r 1407 Ky .. . .. ... , , • . ... . .. 2683-R Allen Press r st Nat l Bk bg ... . • . . .. . • . .. . .. . . . 1234 Allen Robt r 1003 Te nn .... . . ... . • ... .. . . . . 1120-R Allen Theo Faye r 1237 Oread .. . .... .. .. .. . . 1072-W Allen W T r Haskell Grds . .. .. . . . .. . .. . ... . . 2642-M ALLISON-ARMSTRONG FLOWER SHOP 927 Mass .363 I f no answer call . .. ... . . . . . .... .... . . . . . . . 581 Allison Homer D r 1428 Pa .. . ..... .. . .. . . . .. .. . 581 Allison Lawrence M r 632 N 7 ... • • .. . .. ... . .. 1597-W Allison 0 E Rev r 1527 Mass . .. .. . . ..• . .. . . . . . . . 87 Allison W H r 721 Miss. . . . . . .. . ... 2935-R Allison W i'J r RF D 2.. . . . . . . . ..... . •• ... 752-N-4 Allm Van r 827 Ky .. • . . . ... . . . ... .. •> • •• . •. •• 158 Allphin H C r 910 Ohio .. .. . ..... . ..•• .. .. .. .. 1719 Allphin Wayne loans 74 7 Mass . .. . .. . •• . . . . . . .. . 302 Allphi n Wayne r RFD 4 . .... . . .. .. . . . • . ... 741-N-4 Alpha Chi Omega 1246 Dread •. . . .. .. • . .. . . ... .. 898 Alpha Chi Sigma 1115 Tenn ... .. . • ... .. .. .. . . . . 389 Alpha Delta Pi 1145 La ..... . ... . • .. . . .. • . . .. . 290 Alpha Kappa Psi 104 3 Ind ... . .. .. • . . .. . . • ..... 365 Alpha Omicr on Pi 1144 La .. ... . ..• ... . • . .. . . . . 888 Alpha Phi Alpha 1101 Miss .. . . .. ••. . ...•. .. . . 2063 Alpha Tau Omega 1537 Tenn .. . .. . . . ... . .. .. . .. 837 A It Dean Mrs r 1246 Mi ss . . . .. .. . .... . .. .... . . 417 Alte nbernd Conrad r 1500 Haske ll . . . • . ... . . . 2384-W Altenbernd Herb r 1901 Ohio . .. . .. .. .. ..... . . 772-W Altenbernd Otto r RFD 3 Eudora . . . . • .. .... . 776-N-6 Altenbernd Wm r RFD 2 . .. .. ... . ... . . . .. .. 776-K-4 Althaus Carl B r 930 Oak ... . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . 1428-J Altman Superior Potato Chip Co 835 Ill . . .. ... .. . 2287 Alvor d R C r 1021 R 1. .. . .. . . .. .... . . .. .. . 2799-W Ambler A J r RFD 2 .. . .. . . .... .. .... . . . . . 764: N-5 Ambrosius E E r 626 Ohio . . . .... ...... . .. ... . 3314 AMER SERVICE CO 616 Vt .. . . • . . ... . • ..... . .. 48 Amerine Carl r Wi ll iamstown .. . . . . .... . .. ... 743-K-6 Amerine R W r Williamstown • . ... . . . .. • . .... 743-K-6 Ames W P Rev r 946 Oh io ... ... .. ... . .. . . . . . 2251-J Amidon C W Mrs r 1120 Miss ...... . .. .. .. .. . . 1922 Amyx S M r 22.3 N 7.. .. ... . . . • . . . . . 1194- M Anderson A J physician 7 15 Vt. .. . .. • , . . . .... 124 Anderson A J Dr r 717 Vt ... ...... .. . ... . . . . . . 124 Andemm A J Mrs r 717 Vt . . .. .... .. . .. . ... . . 1242 ANDERSON & ANDERSON physicians 715 Vt . . . .. 124 Anderson ArthurS physician 715 Vt ... . . . .. . . . •. 124 Anderson Bert r 102.8 N Y .... . . . . . ..... . . . . 1532-W Anderson C F r 132.7 Mass ...... ..... ... .. .. 1361-W Anderspn Chas r 1246 De l .. .. . ...... . . . ... . 236~~ Anderson Ed r 608 Ky .... . ... . .... •.. • • . ...... Anderson Elizabeth Mrs ofc 734 Vt ..•. . • . . . .. . .. 600 Anderson Elizabeth Mrs r 043 Tenn .... . • • . . . ... . 940 Anderson FE r 710 Ala ... .... . . . . ·. .. . .. . . .. . 2200 Anderson F 0 r Haskell Grds . . . ...... .. . .. .. 1983-M Ander son Floyd r 612 W 17 . . . .. . . . . . . • ... .. . . 2663 Ander son Harry D r 12.17 Pa . . . ... . • . . . , ... . 3016-W Anderson Hazel A r 1321 Tcnn . .. .... . , • . . .. .. 1546 Anderson Hugo E r 416 Maine ... .. •. . . . . .. .. 2203-M Anderson Jude Q r 212.3 R I. .. .. • .... .. . ... .. . 2885 Anderson L E r 1635 Ala . ....... . .. • .. ... . • 2676-R And~rson L F r 1312 Ky . ... ... . • . ... .• .. ... .. 1493 Anderson M r 233 N 4 . .. . . . . .. . ...... ... . 1042-W Anderson 0 E r 11.05 N Y .. .... • •• ... . ... . . 1532-M Anderson 0 0 r 1932. 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At:TOB t:IT.'l' BU I LD • • . - Call Any Time Quick, Careful, Efficient FUNK'S 940-42 Mass:. St. "WHER E TO BUY IT" PARKER BUICK CO 700 N H . . . . . 402 Channel-Sanders Pont iac Co 622 Mass .. . ... . . . 67 CHEVROLET SALES E YE TRY & SERVICE IT •• rr . . rrt BUY " WHERE TO BUY IT" Winter Chevrolet Co 738 N H.... . ..... .. . . n Let X stand for the brand of tires you use. Do you know ... quick •• • who sells them? The Yellow Pages will tell you. (Continued Next Page) / �\ "Where To Buy It" Automobile Agencies, New Cars (Cont'd) AU T-AU T 3 Automobile Agencies, New Cars (Cont'd) HUDSON SALES & SERVICE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SAL.ES & SERVICE-- H udson G's & 8's A H udson 6 in th e Lowest Price :Field. THE BEAUTIFUL to S erve Detter-Last Longer Costs Lass to R 1111 "A MBRIC/J.'S S AFEST CAR" B 11ilt CHRYSLER " WHERF. 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Wiza rd Batt eries Davis De L uxe Tires T ruetone Rad ios Good Penn Moto r Oil 'New and Used Parts for All Cars Auto Accessories GLASS - R ADIATORS We Buy Old and Wrecked Cars T el ep h one 61 3 712 E 9 ..•.••... .. .....•... .. •••. 954 Bratton & Brooks 846 Mass .... •. .. .. .... . . . 274 Evans Auto Supply 91 8 Mass ... . • . . ......... 200 FRITZ CO 14 E 8 . ........... . ... ... .. ..... 4 Gamble Stores 834 Mass . . . ... . . .. ...•• .... 528 Harnar Auto Supplies 8.36 Mass ..•....... . ..• .337 Pipperts Automotive Parts Co 801 R I . ...... . ... 8 Western Auto Associate Store 8.31 Mass .... .. . 613 <See Advertisement This Page) Automobile Glass-See Glass, Automobile USED AUTO PARTS & Better Used Cars A Complete Stock- See Us First Call 300§ 8. C. Ire land MIDWES MOTOR CO. 709 North 2nd Automobile Greasing Service Christian larry Serv Sta 900 Ind . . ......... . 205.3 Automobile Insurance See Insurance, Automobile Automobile Pointing Hunsinger Motor Co 922 Mass ..•.. ... . ...... . 12 Automobile Ports, Used Aut o Wrecking & Junk Co 112 E 9 • ... ....... 954 Midwest Mot or Co 709 N 2 . .. .......... .. . 3005 <See Advertiseme nt This Pagel Automobile Radiators Auto Wrecking & Junk Co 712 E 9 .......•... 954 Automobile Radios-See Radios, Automobile Lookin' for something? The Yellow Poges will tell you who sells what you want. �, " Where To Buy It" AUT-AUT 5 Automobile Repa iring AU TO ELECTRIC co--=-------., AUTO-LITE, PELCO-RE'MY CARTER, GUIDE, AC UN ITED MOTORS SERVI CE 709 N H . .. ....... .. ..... . .. . ..... 406 24-Hour WRECKER SERVICE Hunsinger Motor Co. CARTER SUPER SERV STA 24 Hr Wrecker Serv-Repairs all makes 1000 Mass . ........ .. ....... . .. . .. ,1300 FORD AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE- WILUAMS-RO BERTS MOTOR CO 609 Mass.278 HADL BROS MOTOR CO EXPE RT S AT ACT O).!OBI LE REPAIR ING BODY AND FENDER WORK CAR PAINTING Call 12 General Auto Repairing Everything for Your Car 920-22 Mass. Call 12. 1012 Mass .. .. .•... . ... . ..•.... •. • 424 Hayden Motor Service 615 Mass . .. . . ... . .. . . 360 Hunsinger Motor Co 922 Mass . .. . ...•....• . •. 12 <See Advertisement This Page} Mills Jim Garage 229 Elm .. . . ... .. . .... • .. . 653 MOTOR IN ONE STOP STATLON We Service All Makes of Cars COUPLETE ON E-STOP SERVICE Washing · Greasing • Batte ries · Tires Bean System Wheel Balancing Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service }{oad Service • Skelly Products 827 Vt .... ....• .. . .. ... .•.••••. .• 607 NINETEENTH STREET GARAGE------. W. 0. MnLER, Prop. GENERAL AUTO REP AIRING on all make cars TIRE & BATTE RY SERVICE WRECKER SERVICE l'lOO Mass ......• .... . . .. ....• • . .. 385 Night Te lephone... • . .. .. ......• . 1694--M Power Wrecker Parker Buick Co 700 N H .......... .. . ... • • . 402 (See Advertisement This Pagel PONTIAC SALES & SERVICE- CHANNEL- SANDERS PONTIAC CO 622 Mass.67 (Continued Next Pa ge) COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE Body &. Fender Work • Pa inti ng • Frame and Axle Straightening Call 402 CALL 77 Winter Chevrolet Co. "'We Do a Complete Job" on .AU Makes of Cars Call 77 738 New Hampshire Parker Buick 700Co. N.H. Phone 402 �6 AUT-BAT LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Automobjle Repairing-{Cont'd) Reusch Motor Co 702 Vt . .. . .. .... . . .. ... . 1108 Sam's Garage Genl Repairs-Wrecker Service 908 Vt ...................... . ...... 895 Smit h Garage 213 E 8 .. ... .... .. . ........ 2083 Wi nter Chevrolet Co 738 N H ... .. . .. .... .... 71 ( See Advertisement Preceding Page) Barbecue Miller Barbecue RFD 5 ...... . .. ... .. ... 781-N~ SOUTHERN PIT BARBECUE Real Barbecue- Fried Chicken-Dancing 1834 Mass . .... • .........• . ...•.. . 2001. Barbers Eldridge Barber Sllop 701 Mass .. .. .. . .•. . .. 2019 Automobile Springs Schulz Chas G Moog Electrically T ested Springs 730 Vt . .. . . .. , ... .. ....• •.. . .... , .. 403 Automobile Trucks- See Trucks, Motor Automobile Wheel Aligning See Wheel Aligning Automobile Wrecker Service CARTER SUPER SERV STA 24 Hr Wr ecker Serv-Repairs All Makes 1000 Mass .. ..... ... ... . •. .....• • . 1300 HUNSINGER MOTOR CO 24-H r Wrecker Serv-Repairs all makes 922 Mass .. . .. . .. . . . .. . . . . . ... .. . .. .. 12 REUSCH MOTOR CO 702 Vt ...............1108 Sam's Garage 908 Vt .. _. .. ...... ... .. ..... 895 Baths PETERSIME BATH SERV Swedish Massage-Health & Steam Baths Experienced Lady Attendant 1021! Mass ...... .. .. . .. ..• ... ...• • . 336 Batteries Auto Electric Co 709 N H . .. .• ... . . . . • •... •~ CARTER SUPER SERV STA 24 -Hr W1·ecker Serv- Repairs All Makes 1000 Mass . ... .. ..... .... ... ...... 1300 UIDE BATTERIE Ma.nufacturcdby'l11&Electrtc Stornee Bette rY Co., world's largest mn.nuta.cturers ot Q\Orage bA-tter ies f or every purpose. :EXl e t~ ·"WH ERE T O B UY I T" Awnings Friu Co 14 E 8 .. . ....... . . ............ •4 Burk Ralph G 214 S Hickory Ottawa . . .•...... <Toll Calf ) . 421 Harnar Auto Supplies 836 M ass ..........••. •337 (Continued Next Po ge) Baggage Transfer-See Transfer, Baggage Bakers Brinkman Bakery 816 Mass . . . . .•.......... . 501 The Bank of Service BUTTER CRUST BREADMOLL BAKERY 412 W 9 . . .. ... . ....... . . 716 ESTABLISHED 1877 Drake Bakery 907 Mass ......... . •.... . ..• . . 61 OFFICERS JAYHAWK BREAD- BRINKMAN BAKERY 816 Mass ... ... . .... 501 JOE DANDY BREAD- DRAKE BAKERY 907 Mass .. ... ..... ..... . 61 Moll Bakery 412 W 9 . ....... . ..... . ... . ... 716 Zephyr Bakery 546 M ass .......... .. . . .... . 209 ZEPHYR BREAD & PASTRIESZEPHYR BAKERY 546 Mass .. . . . . • . . . ... . 209 Wm. Docking, President F. C. Whipple, Vice-Pres. Geo, Docking, Vice-Pres. Kelvin Hoover, Cashier E. B. E. Martin, Asst. Cashier J. Coy, Asst. Cashier George Dun kley, Asst. Cashier A. Banks FIRST NATIONAL BANK 746 Mass ....•...... 30 (See Advertisement This Page) E. Woestemeyer, Asst. Cashier Telephone 30 LAWRENCE NATIONAL BANK "WHERE YOUR SAVINGS ARE SAFE" Member Federal Deposit I nsurance Corp. 647 Mass .... . . . ..•...... . •...• . •.. 70 Who sells it? Where is he located? This Directory tells you! First National Bank Nort heast Corner Eig hth and Mass. �"Wh~re ro Buy It" f BAT-BEA 7 Batteries-(Cont' d) MOTOR IN ONE STOP STATiou--------t SKELCO TIAT'fERIES Road Service- Co mple te Auto Repair Skelly Products - Hood Tires Bean System Wheel Balancing Chrysler -P l)'1I!Outh Sales and Service 827 Vt •. . ........................ 607 Nineteenth Street Garage 19 00 Mass . .... .. .. 385 · WILLARD BATTERIES 'l'HE BATTEnY TH A 'l' S 'l' O PS DANGER OUS CORRO S I ON Wiiianii "SAFETY· FILL"' P HONE THESE DEALERS FOR EXPERT SERVIC E ON A NY ~lAKE " WHERE TO CALL" WHOLESALE-RETA IL At Economy Pr ices Always the Latest in Hair Styling ~=======:----._ CAL~ ~v~a~ * 1000 Mass . ....... . .. .. ........ B OO * I va's Beauty Ivanter Carpe Owner Shop CARTER SUPER SERV STA 24 Hr Wrecker Se rv-Repairs All Makes 8 v:,enars Lawrence Beauty Parlors Armstrong Beauty Shop 723! Mass. ... . .. .. . 2079 BAND BOX BEAUTY SHOP 1144 lnd ....... . . 430 Iva's Beauty Shop 94H Mass .. . .....•..••..• 533 (See Advertisemer.t Thi s Pagel Marinello Shop 1119 Mass .... .. . . .•• , ..... .49'3(See Advertisement This Page) Mickey Beauty Shop 732 ~ Mass .. . . . ...••.. 2353 (See Advertisem ent This Page) (Continued Next Poge) Smart Women know and appreciate the superior beauty ser vice offered by The MARINELLO SHOP Farel Destin Cosmetics £OI:.=.:=IJH.E :::1Jefuxe Parker-Herbex ~ Oalp Treatments Call493 1119 Mass. " The Shop that Keeps You Permanently Lovely" Completely Modem Beauty Service ZADA WI LSON, Owner Call Z353 MICKEY BEAUTY SHOP 732Y2 M ass, �8 BEA-BIL LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Beauty Parlors-(Cont'd) All Lines of . NU-~·:.VOGUEP~~~~,::ts~~:~~-ur-e-s--r.-1-ar-ce-ls-·- - . Beauty CULTURE COMPLETE SERVICE Calll 00 ''PVe Are individuai Sl~·lists" ANNE STOJ<:&, Owner SEYMOUR 927 ~ Mass . . . .. .. .. ...... .. .... . . .458 PERMANENT WAVE SHOP 943 Mass ..... , .. 603 Beauty Shop ROSE BEAUTY SHOP SHOP 01'' MODERN METHODS OF llEAUTY SERVICE Complet e Line of Cosmetics Clarence H. Seymour Owner 817Yz Mass. LEON;. !IOL LtNCSWORTH' 1020 Vt . . .. . .. . ... ... ... . ... . ... • •31 Seymour Beauty Shop B17! Mass .. . . . ...... . 100 (See Advert isement This Pagel Stadium Barber & Beauty Shop Frank Vaughan Prop rietor 1033 Mass . .. .. . .. ... .. ... . . ..•. . . . 310 Vanity Beauty Shop 7 W 11 .... ... .. .. . .. . 1372 !See Advertisement This Pagel Venus Beauty Salon 842 Mass .... .. ...... . .. 387 FOI' a Lovelier Call You 1372 (See Advertisement This Pagel Dermetics and Marie Earle Cosmetics Ogilvie Treatments r--._-Beer, Retail KENNYS C A F E - - - - - - - - - - , KEN N\' PRATT, P~op. COUNTRY CLUB BEER ON TAP WE DELIVER $1.00 ORDERS "Where the Crowd Goes" 813 Vt .. . .. ..... .. .... .. ..... .. . 2005 Beer, Wholesale BUDWEISER BEER- INDIAN VILLAGE RFD 3 . .. . .. . . . ..... . 2013 SCHLITZ BEER- LAWRENCE TRANSFER & STORAGE CO --------- VANITY BEAUTY SHOP FAY H. BROWN 733 N H.l5 Stone Produce Co Country Club Beer Canada Dry Products 304 w 6 . . . . . . . . ... ' . .. •. .. ' ' .. • ' . . ' 265 At 7 West 11th St. "O'Yizere kair-drminq I! art" u, a .faze • PERMANENT WAVING MANICURING HAIR TINTING FACIALS Call 387 VENUS Beauty Salon Inez Smith, ~lgr. 842 Mass. Beverages See Specific Kind As Beer, Bottlers, Etc. Bicycles Fritz Company 14 E 8 . . .. . ....~ ... . ...••.•... 4 Billiard Parlors Smoke House Pool Hall C E Hill & Art Gilham Owners 738 Mass ...... . .. •• •• , , •. • •. .• •••. 996 Weyermuller Billiard Parlor Fol low the Crowd Here 714 Mass . •• .. . ... . .. . ............ . 2048 ' Wilson Swede Half-Block South Eldridge Hotel 1:n Mass •.•• • •••. .........• •. .• •. 2044 Dear Adviser: Shopping tires me. What can I~. to save time, energy and worry? WEARY ONE Answer: Read "8 Shopping Aids" on the inside back cover of this directory. They may help you. II �"Where To Buy It" Bldcksmiths 9 Bowling Alleys Baker Machinery & Supply We Repair Farm Equipment _ 1832 Mass .. .. ... . ... ... . , .. .. .. ... 429 lawrence Iron Works 611 N H .....•. .. ... .. 106 Schulz Chas G 730 Vt. . .. . . .. .. .. . . .. 403 Blue Printing Lawrence Recreation Plr 916! Mass .. . .. • . . . . 511 Boxes, Corrugated Lawrence Paper Co Ft of N H.. . .. .. . . . . .. . . 129 Bra ke Service GRINER OSWALD Established Since 1910 DL UE PRH\'fS - P HOTO COPIES SU RVEYORS. AR CIIJTECT SU PPLI ES E:-iGI!\EERING INSTRU:ME:\"T S Sales - Rentals - Repairs Will pay toll on orders $10.00 and o"er 920 Oak, K. BLA-BUS C., Mo. .. (Toll Call) VIctor 6840 CARTER SUPER SERV STA 24 Hr Wrecker Serv- Repairs All Makes 1000 Mass . . .. . . .. . . . ... . ... .. ... .. 1300 Pickens Machine Works 623 Vt . .... . .. .. . . . . 179 Broke rs, Investment Estes Snyder & Co Inc 71 0 Mass .. . ... . ....... 66 Builders-See Contractors, Building 'Bonds, Investment See Brokers, Investment Building & Loan Associations Douglas County Bg & l n Assn 737 Mass .... . .. . 79 lawrence Bldg & Ln Assn 800 Mass ... . .. .. ... 55 Bonds, Surety Charlton-Lavery Ins Agency Inc 1403 Mass .... . 189 Building Material s Books Book Nook 10211 Mass ... .. ........... . ... 666 Keeler Book Store 939 Mass . . ... . ... . ... . .. . 33 ROWLANDS COLLEGE BOOK STORES "B oo~ Sellers to Ja,·hawker.s'' SCHOOL & OFFICE SUPPLIES GiCts - Stationery F ou nta in Pens TWO STORES 140 1 Ohio . . .. . ..... .. . .. .. ... .. .. 1401 Oread ..... .. .. . .... . .. .. .... 492 Nights-Sundays-Holidays call. .. .. . . . . . 427 1237 Rowlands College Book Store 1237 Oread . .. . .. 492 Bottlers DR PEPPER BOTTLING CO DR. PEI'PER NESBITT ORA::\GE SKIE'S-HIE FLAVORS Wt Also Ma•wfac!1<rc: Sy fo.Pina Syfo \\'hite Soda (Dry) Syfo-Ginger Ale Syfo S pa rkling Water o,·du by t/1t Case or Carton from Your Dealer 836 Vt ... ... .. ...... .. . . .. . . .. ... 198 Nehi Bottling Co Royal Crown Cola 1045 Pa ......•.. • . .. .. .. .. .. ...... 5 54 Bott les Riekes S & Sons 1020 W Douglas Wichita (toll call) Wichita 5-4121 M erchants and business firms appfeciate being told how you found them. T ell them you used the Classified Telephone Dit·ectot·y. logan-Moore Lumber Co 627 Mass. . . . ... .. . 113 Reedy Pete Lbr Co 1846 Mass .. . ... . ... •. . . . 176 Shaw J W Lumber Co 701 Vt . . .. ... .. . ..... 147 Bus Compan ies, City Rapid Transit Co The 6 20 Mass .. . . . . . . . . .. . . 388 <See Advertisement This Page) BUS SCHEDULES! LEAVE HASKELL: 2-22-42 min. past hour. 6:22a.m. to 9:42p.m., week days. 7 :22 n.m. to 9:42 p.m., S undays. LEAVE 4TH & MAINE: 2-22-42 min. past hr. 6:42 n.m. to !0:02p.m., week days. 7:42 a.m. to 10 :02 p. ro., Sundays. LEAVE 8TH & MASS. S'f. : For H askell: l Q-30-5 0 min. past h our. 6 :50a.m. to 10:10 p.m., week days. 7:50a.m. to 10: 10 p.m., Sundays. For Ind. , 4th & !\!a inc: 15--35-55 min. pa•t hour. 6:35a.m. to 9: 55 p.m., week days. 7:35a.m. to 9:55p.m., Sundays. F orK.U. : 15-35- 55 min. past hour. 6:35a.m. to 10:15 p.m., " 'eek days. 7: 55 a.m. to 10:15 p.m., Sundays. F or North Lawrence: On the hour and 30 min. past. 7:00 a.m. to 9 :00 p.m., week days. 7:30a.m. to 9:00p.m., Sunda ys. For N.J. & East 13th: 15- 45 minutes past hour. 7:15a.m. to 8:45 p. m., week clays. 7:45 a.tn. to 8 :45 p.m., Sundays. LEAVE K.U. : 5- 25-45 min. past hour. 6:45 a.m. to 10:25 p.m., week days. 8:05a.m. to 10:25 p.m., Sundays. LEAVE 7TR & LOCUST (North L•w.): 7- 37 111 in. past hour. 6:25 a.n1. to 9 :07 p.m., week days. 7:37a.m. to 9: 07p.m., Sundays. LEAVE E. 13TH: 22- 52 min. past hou r. 6:45a.m. to 8:52 p.m., week days. 7: 52 a.m. to 8:52p.m., Sundays. THE RAPID TRANSIT CO. 620 Mass. St. Call 388 �10 BU~AF LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Bus Lines Cofes-(Cont'd) GREYHOUND LINES - - - - - - -- SMART I SMOOTH! THRIFTY I SERVICE T O ALL AME R ICA BY L UXURIOUS SU P ER-COACH " FOB I NFORMATION CALL" UNION BUS DEPOT b38 Mass . ......... . 707 SANTA FE TRAILWAYS Blue Bucket Shop 828 Vt. .. .. ...... • ...•..• ~ Blue Mill 1009 Mass ... . .. .•...... • . ... ... 40'i Brick's On The Hill 1241 Oread. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5C Brown Silas F RFD 3 .. ... .. ..... ..... .. . . 20~ Chief Lunch 224b Barker .. .. . ...... ...... . 2086 College I nn 1342 Tenn ... .. . .. .. . ... . ... . .. lT.! Cottage The 1144 Ind ... .. .. ........ ...... 9n DeLuxe Cafe 711 Mass . . . .. ... .. . ....•.. .. . SOl DINE-A-MITE I N N ' - - - - - - - - - - , FRIED CHICKEN STEAK DINNERS AIR-CONDITIONED BUSES Better bus sen:ce to Chicag-o ~ aod California, New safety tYPe coaches, low fares. Fast, . frequent service to Kansas · City, Wichita, Denver, Hut· ·. chioson. FREE DELIVERY ON SUNDAYS 23 & La .... .. . ..... ......... . .... 845 "FOR INFORMATION CALL" Dine-A-Mite Inn 23 & La . . .. .... . ... ... .... 845 Union Bus Depot b38 Mass . . ..... . ...... 707 DUCK'S TAVERN---------, UNION BUS DEPOT 638 Mass . . . .... . . . .... 707 UNION PACIFIC STAGE H .<RRV I NGALLS SCHLITZ ON TAP WE HAVE SANDWICHES OF .ALL K I NDS NOW-AIRCONDITIONED BUSBJS Travel in the new tranacontlnen· tal, streamlined Super-Coachesnow air·conditioned. Buses t'!very... wbere, over smooth, scenlo hlghwaye. Economize by bus. ,., SANDWI CHES For Reservations C.I\LL 845 "WHERE TO BUY IT" 824 Vt .. . .. .... . . .. ...... . ...... 2098 Duck's Tavern 824 Vt ...... . .. ... •. ....... 2098 DUSTY RHODES DRIVE l u - - - - - - - - , UNION BUS DEPOT b38 Mass ........... 707 POPULAR FOR GOOD FOOD Business Colleges-See Schools, Business Plate Lunches - Good CoHee Jumbo-Burgers Ta.'<i Delivery 24-Hour Service Butane Gas 110 w 7 .......... . ..... ......... 2059 Central Plumbing Co 814 Mass .......... . ... 710 (See Advertisement This Pagel Evans Hearth Home-Like Atmosphere-Women Cooks Butchers-See Meat Markets 1941 Mass . ........ . ........ . .. . .. •10.36 Fred's Place 508 Locust. ............. . . ... 2097 Granada Coffee Shop 1020 Mass . ... ...... . . 2027 Green Lantern Cafe 7 45 Mass ... ......... . •. 484 Greenwood Inn Cabs-See T oxicabs Country Club Beer-Lunch- Dancing Cafes Arrows The 1031 Mass . . ... .. .. • ......... . 2085 Bill's Lunch 717 Mass ... .. ......•. .... .. .. 4.36 624 Mich .. .. . . ... ... .. .. ..... . . . . . 2032 Harbour The 18 E 9 . . .. .. ....... ... . ..... 2078 · (Continued Next Poge) CENTRAL PLUMBING CO. Hickory-Smoked BARBECUE at its BEST Modernize Your Subu rban and Farm Home With Bottled or Underground Butane Gas Systems Also Try Cooking, Heating, Refrigerating, Water Heating O~r FRI ED CHICKEN Dining -- Dancang -- Beverages SOUTHERN PIT 814 Mass. Telephone 710 1834 Mass. RALPH BRIGHT, Prop. Tel:,_, 200~ }.... ( �CAF-CH I "Where To Buy It" :.:•es-(Cont' d) -~ Cafe Haskell Grds .. .. .. .. ... . . . ..... 527 - :;-y..-ay Cafe - : - ~Cooked Meals-Home Made Ice Cream' ·;al!ne Davis Prop 83Si Mass .. . ... . ... . ....... ...•.... 330 · -:.an Village RFD 3 ........... .... .. .... 2013 _.;_.~wk Cafe 1340 Ohio .... . . .. .. .. • ... . .. 509 -: · nny•s Grill 1017 ~ Mass .......... . ... . .. . 961 <<nnys Cafe 8 13 Vt .. . ........ ..... .. .. . . 2005 'Fifer Barbecue RFD 5 .. . .. ..... . ...... 781-N- 4 =< & M Sandwich Shop 1830 Mass . ........ ... 253 ~ock Chalk Cafe 6 18 W 12 ............... . . 177 ROSS FARMER CAFE "ON '59 SOUTH" CHICKEN DINNERS O'.lr Specialty- Baked Ham and Beans Budweiser Beer Standard Oil Products RFD b . ... ....... ...... . . ... .. 752-K-2 Ross Farmer Cafe RFD 6 . ......... ..... 752-K-2 Santa Fe Restaurant 411 E 7 . ... . . .... .. . ... 53 Southern Pit Barbecue 1834 Mass .... . ...... 2001 (See Advertisement Preceding Pagel Taylor's Lunch Second Door W of Post Ofc-Good Coffee Jayhawker Theatre bg ....... . .. . .. .. . . 2041 Tom's Lunch 627 Mass .... .. . •.. . . .... . •. . . 931 W IEDEMANN'S GRILL 835 Mass ........ .. ... 84 Chicken Dinn ers Six Corners Tavern RFD 5 .... .. . .. .• .. . 733-N-3 Chinaware Meyn Fritzi Eldridge Hotel. .. .. • ...... • . . .... 88 Shimmons Shop 929 Mass .................. 660 Churches Presbyterian Church First 901 Vt ...... ... .. . .. 630 City Offices City Clerk Watkins Bk bg ...... . ... . .. ...... 460 .• City of Lawrence Watkins Bk bg ........ .. ..• 460 _ · · Community Recreation Cent er Community bg .. • ..o40 Fire Dept No 1 745 Vt ................. .... 496 Fire Dept No 2 1839 Mass ........... ...... _187 Health Dept Watkins Bk bg ... . •..... ....... 462 Police Dept 745 Vt .................. .. . ... 153 Pumping Station N Ind ............ • ....... 968 Wat er Dept Watkins Bk bg . ...... .. . . .. .. . . . 461 Chiropractors Albright CRAIG C R 1023a Mass ... ............... 15.31 (See Advertisement This Pagel H w PAUIER GRADUATE CHIROPRACTOR HIXON ST UDIO 721 Mass . ........... . . . . . .. 41 Candy, W holesale X-Ray and Neurocalometer Log:an Basic Technician 94H Mass ................ . .. . . .. . 115 Residence Telephone ... . •. . . .. •.. 767 ·K·S~. Craig H W 947~ Mass . .....•. ..... . ....... 115 ·- Coker A B & Son 1337 Mass ........ • . . ...•. 558 Pierson August J & Son 902 Mass .. . .. . . . ... 1792 Cann ing Columbus Foods Corp E 10 ... . ......... ... .. 219 Carpe nte rs LO<Jan-Moore Lumber Co 627 Mass .. ..... .... 113 Shaw J W Lumber Co Carpenters Furnished For Any Job 701 Vt .. .. ..... .. .. .. . ... . .....•... 147 Ca rpe t Cleaning Clark C M Shampoo Serv 1640 N H .. . .. ...... 806 NEW YORK CLEANERS 926 Mass .. .......... 75 Carpets Ramsey W A Shade Shop 818 Mass ........ ... 606 Ca t & Dog Hospitals & Cat I Lady Attendant Residence Calls ~1ade Day or Night Came ras See Dog 11 Hospitals Cattle-See Livestock Cemeteries Memorial Park Cemetery E 15 . ..• •. ........ 1459 Oak Hill Cemetery S E Limits . .. ...... . .• •... 491 Painless Adjustment of the Entire Spine Treatment Not Limited to the Spine Alone Reducing X ·Ray Co lonie Irrigat ion Diathermy Ultra . W i thout Distress Positive Results Treatme nt fo r Hem or. VIolet rhofds and Li ght Urinalysis va r icose Veins CALL 1531 Free Examination and Consultation Residence Calls Made Day or Night Dr. C. R. Albright Lady Attendant Cham be rs of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Wren bg ....•.. .. . ••.•. 485 . 1023Yz Mass. Ofc. & Res. TeL 1531 �12 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY CLE--CLE Clea ne rs Advance Cleaners 1019 Mass ........ . ...... 101 ADVAN CE CLE ANING SERVICE N. C. Ln<DSTROM , Prop. ~ "\Vorthy oi your finest clothes." 1 "TELEPIIONE" ADVANCE CLEANERS 1019 Mass ....... . 101 THE CLEANING NUMBER COURTVIEW CLEANER 1111 Mass . ........ . 646 (See Advertisement This Pagel Grand Cleaners 102 1 Conn . . . .. ....... .. .. .. 616 (Conti nued Next Page) I FO R D ELI CAT E FABR IC S ~ LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH & CARRY INDEPENDENT·~ CALL 498 LAUNDRY & ROGERS DRY CLEANERS Fashion Cleaners The Quality of our Work Must Meet with Your Approval 8 E. 8th A Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service Vis it Our New Home and See Our New M odern Equipment ALTERATIONS REPAIR KNIT-BLOCKING CALL 646 Prompt Delivery COURTVIEW CALL 432 740 Vermont CLEANER 1111 M ass. ; �-- - - -" Where To Buy It" CLE-CLE n· Cleaners-(Cont'd) TEL. TEL. 123 123 It's Hillside Band Box Cleaners b2b W 9 .. . . . . .. . . 123 (See Advertisement This Page) HOME SERVICE LAUNDRY 1001 N H . . . . ... 1329 · INDEPENDENT LAUNDRY & DRY CLNRS 740 Vt. 432 <See Advert isem•.1t Preceding Page) KANSAS CLEANERS l d E e... .. ........ . .420 Lawrence Laundry & Dry Cleaners 1001 N H .... 38.3 <See Adve rtisemen t This Page) New York Cleaners 92 6 Mass . ......• ..... . . . . 75· NEW YORK CLEANING SERVICE to Your Clothes E. W. YouNG Eo Yout:o HILLSIDE BAND BOX CLEANERS 626 A Complete Cleaning Service, W ear ing Apparel, Hats, Rugs, Draperies, Fu mitu re Moth P roofing, Knitted Garments Cleaned and Blocked. Dyeing. w. 9th " TELEPHONE" NEW YORK CLEANERS 926 Mass .. .. ...· .. 75· Quality Cleaners 539 I nd . .. . ... .. . ..... .... I SS. Rogers Fashion Cleaners 8 E 8 .. ...... .. .. .. .498<See Adverti se ment Preceding Page) Varsity Cleaners 1405 Mass . .... . . ......... .400· (See Adverti sement This Pagel Wilson W E 112 Mass ....... . . ... . ........ 505-· TRY US -= = - We Want Your Second Call SAVE Cash & Carry or Call P ho n e 400 For Delivery Service VARSITY CLEANERS Office a nd Pla nt at 14th & Mass. - S TORAG E ROOM- = = = = = Cleaners, Carpet See Carp et Cleaning Cleaners, Curta in See Curtain Cleane rs Cleaners, Drape ry ADVANCE CLEANERS 1019 Mass .. . . . ....... 101 NEW YORK CLEANERS 926 Mass . . . .. . . . .. .. 15· '· Our odorless process puts new life in colors and fabrics.- Try i t . "We Clean Everything You W ear But Your Shoes Call One Day Service If Desired 383 Send Your Laundry with Your Cleaning V. K. BRUNER, Mgr. 1001 N.H. Servin g Lawrence for 43 Years .I I �14 CLE-COA -- - LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Cleane rs, Fur-See Fur Cleaners Cleaners, Hot- See Hats, Cleaning Clothing Carls Clothiers 905 Mass .... . ..... , •• .. .. .. 251 Gibbs Clothing Co an Mass .. .. ... .. ... .. .. . 459 Obers Leading Clothiers Griffon & Hickey-Freeman Clothes 8 21 Mass ....... .. . .. . ....... . ..... . 203 Palace Clothing Co 843 Mass ... ....... ..... . 915 Wolfson's 743 Mass . . .. .... . . . •.... . . .... . 675 Clubs, Country TELEPHONE Country Club 1 Mi Won Highway No 40 .. .. ... 404 Clubs, Social Faculty Womens Club 1300 La .... •••.. . .. .. 1309 University Cl ub K U Union bg ...... ... . . . .. .. 512 Coal BIG CHIEF SEMI-ANTHRACITE COALSNIDER COAL CO Formerly Harry Turner Coal Co 6~3 N H. ...... .. . . ... ...... . .... 1010 BLACK DIAMOND SMOKELESS COALSMITH ORLEY M COAL CO 816 E 9 . ... ..... 46 BURGNER-BOWMAN-MATTHEWS LBR CO 308 w 6.81 Butler Coal Co 701 Conn ...... ....... .. ... 1560 DERBY GRAIN & COAL CO 301 Locust. .... .. 370 Gauck Transfer & Storage Co 512 E 9 .. .. ..... 927 HARNAR SEMI -ANTHRACITE COALSNIDER COAL CO Formerl y Harry Turner Coal Co 633 N H.. . . . ORLEY M. SMITH . ............. . .. 1010 JAYHAWK COAL ®. Every ton washed to remove impurities and increase the heat· . in' valucJ then l\ta."ted in all s ius to insure dust less deliveries to your bin. • · "WHERE TO B UY IT" Johns Coal Co 746~ Ky ................ .. 34 Krum Koal Ko 810 Pa ...... ... . ..... .. . 335 Reedy Pete Lumber Co 1846 Mass . .. . ..... 176 Smith Orley M Coal Co 816 E 9 ............ 46 SNIDER COAL CO Formerly Harry Turner Coal Co 633 N H ....... .. ...... ..... .. .. 1010 University Coal Co 200 Locust ........ . .... 44 JOHNS COAL CD 746~ Ky •.. .... .... ..... ... 34 KAW VALLEY FUEL CO E 10 . ... ..... . . ... . 219 (See Advertisement Following Page) KRUM KOAL KO 810 Pa ... ...... ... ..... .. 335 logan- Moore Lbr Co 627 Mass .... .... ..... . 113 McConnell lumber Co 846 E 13 . ... .... ... .. . 576 (See Advertisement Following Pagel SCHAAKE C & SONS 210 w 6 ... .... .... ... 152 Smith Or ley M Coal Co 816 E 9 . . ....... . ..... 46 <See Advertisement This Page) 11 For 33 Years-Coals with a Definite Reputation for Quality" (Continued Next Page) Who sells it? Where is he located? This Directory tells you! 816 E. 9th �COA-COA 15 Coai-(Cont'd) SNIDER COAL CO Formerly Harry Turner Coal Co 633 N H .... .... ...... . ....... 1010 SUNFLOWER REFINED r,OAL_ _ _ _ __ The modern bintminous coal. Re- Exclusive Dealers 3:..-=rnda Smokeless, Indian Head Coke 'TOKOL AUTOMATIC STOKERS fi ned for er.on()my. Du~tp roufed for cleanliness. Sized for easy handling and pcriect combu>tion. The carefu l buyer 's choice. : ci • ' "WHERE TO BUY I T" Ka w Volley Fuel Company WIL L H. PENDLETON, Mgr. r 21 9 East 10th St. . Burgner-Bowman- Matthews Lbr Co 308 W b . . 81 Kaw Valley Fuel Co E 10 .... ..... ....... 219 Logan-Moore Lbr Co 627 Mass . .... .. . ... 113 TIGER COAL- - -- - -- --- Super-Cleaned-100% Wa.shcd • - SINCOLIZED, Permanently Dust T reate d Process. Double Eagle Cherokee Arkansas Semi-Anthracite McConne ll's Clean Prompt Del ivery • • Delivers Clean--Burns Clean-a Tru ly Modern Fuel. · " WHERE TO BUY IT" Johns Coal Co 746~ Ky .. .. . .. .. .... . .... 34 UNIVERSITY COAL CO 200 Locust .... .. ..... 44 <See Advertisement This Pagel WHITE CITY SMOKELESS COALSNIDER COAL CO Formerly Harry Turner Coal Co 633 N H .. ... .... . • ® J ewel Cool America's finest household .fuel. Rei-col ProcessedDust -Free. Joy Hawk Cool from a million dollar mine. Puralized Waxolized Petroleum Coke A Perfect Fuel No Ash-No Smoke 200 LOCUST ST. ' by W AXOL Tele phone 44 ·------- Quality Cools at Reasonable Prices UNIVERSITY COAL COMPANY "THERE'S A DIFFERENCE IN COAL" �16 COA-cRE LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Coal Stokers- See Stokers Collection Agencies .,I needed a plumber this mcn:Dilll Business Mens Credit Exch lawrence Natl Bk bg . 467 Colonic Irrigations Albright C R 1023~ Mass ...... . .. .. .. .. ... 1531 Concrete, Ready Mixed Ready Mixed Concrete Co E 8 ..... ... . ... .. 1892 Confectioners Golden Gate Chocolate Shop 713 Mass ... . . ... 351 Wiedemann's Grill 835 Mass .... . .•.. . .. .. .. . 84 Contractors, Building Gauck Transfer & Storage Co 512 E 9 . .. . . . . . . 927 OLMSTEAD P D 21 24 Mass ....... . .. ... . . 2686 Penny M N Constr Co E 8 •. . ....... . . . . . . . 1892 Contractors, E.lectrical See El ectric Contract ors Contractors, General Constant J T 619 Vt .... . . . . .. •. ..•.... . .. . 89 So I turned to the YELLOW PAGES .. . Contractors, Heating See Heating Contractors Cont ractors, Pointing-See Pointers Contrac tors, Plumbing-See Plumbers Contra ctors, Roofing-See Roofers County Offices Agriculture Conservation Assn Peoples Bk bg . . .. 652 Attorney Court House . • • .. .. . .. . .. . ... . .. . . 559 Budget & Acounting Div llOO Mass . .. . ... .. . . 478 Clerk Court House . ..... . .. . • . . . • . .. .. .. ... 359 Clerk of District Court Court House . .. . .. .. . .. 543 County Commodity Warehouse 900 R I ... .. .. . 945 County Home & Farm RFD 2 ... . . . . .•.. . . ... 782 Engineer Court House ......... . .• .. . . . .. . . . 371 Farm Bureau P 0 Bg .. .. . .. ...... .. . • . . . . 2502 Farm . S~Gvrhy Admn Court House .•. . ....... 2450 Probate Judge Court House. . ... .• . . .. . . .. . .393 Red Cross Community bg .. . . . .... .. . . .. . .. . 803 Red Cross Sewing Room 901 Ky . ... .. . .. • ... . 392 Register of Deeds Court House . . . . . ... . , . .... 671 Sheriff County Jail .. •• . .. ... . .. . . .... .. .. . . 38 Shop Yard 708 Conn . . ... . . ... ... . . .. ... .. . 971 Supt of Schools Court House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 329 Treasurer Court House . . .. . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . 466 Welfare Director Court House ... .. . . . .... . .. 975 Cream Buyers South Side Produce Co 12 W 19 . .•... ...... . 328 Who sells it? W here is he located? This Dit·ectot'y tells you! and got one who could come in a hurry You can olways fl~td tho de a ler wi th tho goods o r service you wont If you look Ill the Yellow Pages. �..-----IOAIW~J------. \/) -" ~Rf,jt~ ~tl'ITI!\~ Credit Reporting Bureaus Business Mens Credit Exch l awrence Natl Bk bg . 467 Curtain Cleaners ADVANCE CLEANERS 1019 Mass ... . . ....... 101 lawrence laundry & Dry Cleaners 1001 N H .. . 38.3 Dairies CHAMNEY D A I R y - - - - - - - - - , HOLSTEIX HERD " Specializing in Babies' Milk" Produced in Our Modern and Sanitary S urge Parlor Which In•ures \\' holesome Clean Milk DAI LY RO'l:TE SERVICE RFD 4 ... .... . .... .. .. ...... .. 729-K-2 Fresh Pure Rich Safe Call 696 Delivered to Your Door Grade A Milk FRITZEL DAIRY PRODUCTs-----GRADE A OJt Pasteurized and i';t:~ Raw Milk ~ Lawrenda!c-Gold S•al- AC £i Cottage Cheese - Cboco- ~ ,., ._ late ~ilk Drink-~is~;on Oran ge Drink. Butter at Y our Nearest D( "WHERE TO BUY T HJJM" FRITZEL DAIRY PRODUCTS CO 546 Miss . 1. Hazlett E E Dairy RFD 1. .. ... . . .. ... ... . . . (See Advertisement This Pagel Hinsen Farm Dairy RFD 2 .... . ... .. .. ... 737- -:> Jayhawk Creamery 834 Vt ... . .. .... . . . .. . . . 182 Lawrence Sanitary Milk & Ice Cream Co Ft of Vt .696 <See Advertisement This Pagel l og Cabi n Dairy 1827 La . . .. .. . .... . ..... . . 910 (Continued Next Pogo ) Grade A "Homogenized" Varsity Velvet Ice Cream Table Talk Butter Creamed Cottage Cheese Bireley's Orangeade LAWRENCE SANITARY MILK FORD'S GUERNSEY MILK AND ICE CREAM CO. CALL 588 ~~~ Grade A Raw Milk and Cream NATURAL MILK is Nature's Finest Food RUSSELL TUCKEL, II) 'W'" ~~tn~~t.~ Just North of No. 6 School Foot of Vermont . __ _ _ _ _ [OAIRYPRODii@ _ _ _ _ __ . Distributor �.- 18 DAI-DRA Dairies-(Cont'd) PASCHEL DAJRv-- - -- - - - - - . , Our 15th Year GRADE A RAW C\ULK D elivered to You r Door Produced Un<ler St rict Sanitary Conditions in Our Own P lant Visi t Our Dairy Farm RFD 4 .. . . ..... . ...... .. . ... . . 729-N-2 Tuckel Russell RFD 4 .... ........ . . .. . ... . . 588 <See Advertisement Preceding Page) Dairy Products FRITZEL DAIRY PRODUCTS CO 546 Miss .. . 1280 Lawrence Sanitary Milk & Ice Cream Co Ft of Vt. 696 Meyer Sanitary Milk Co 304 Locust. . . . .. . .. . . 262 -·ead Animal Remove rs DEAD ANIMAL CO INC SERVIce- - - -Our D rh·ers J>:..r HIGH C \ SH PR ICES for D E ,\0 HO RSES - CATTL E · HOGS T "CALL US COLLECT" DEAD ANIMAL CO INC 710 N 5 . .. ... . .. . 197 DEAD ANIMAL DISPOSAL CO SERVICE DEAD AKIMAT- S R E MOVED H orses, Cattle, Hogs and Slleep Removed Free ii Kot Ski nn ed or Decomposed \V'E PAY TELEPHOKE CHARGES FOR I N FORl\!fMAT ION CAL L DEAD ANIMAL DISPOSAL CO 900 Pa . .... 369 Delicatessens DRAKE BAKERY 907 Mass ...... . . ... . . .. ... 61 Dentists Dolen H X General Pract ice & Plates 839! Mass ...... . .. . ... .. • .......... 989 E.st erly Geo A SOH Mass . . . .. . . . • .. .. .. .. .. 204 Frink L H Peoples State Bk bg . . . .. . ..... . . . 571 G:Orrill Wi ll R 803 Mass ..... .. ... • . ...... . •399 Hagebuch F G 801 Mass . ... . .. . . • • ... ... . . 199 Hults A P K E P Co bg .. .. ..... .... ..... .. 532 Kennedy & Kennedy 845~ Mass ... . .. . ..... •• 551 Kennedy Ted A 84 5~ Mass ... .. ........... . . 551 Kibler H B 847 Mass .......... .....•. .. .. . 368 Lindenberger H R 800 Mass ... . ............. 374 McFarland F M 847 Mass . .. . .. .......... . . 231 O'Bryon C F X-Ray-Ger.cral Practice 947~ Mass . .. . .... . . . . •.....• . . . . .. . 570 Payne J R 847 Mass... .. .. . . .. . ... .. ... . .. 823 Perry J I 9 39~ Mass . . .. . . . . . .. . .. .• • .. . . . 395 Rosser E E 93 7 A Mass .. . ... . .... .. ... . . .. . 941 Stevens P N 815 Mass . .. . . . .. •. ... . . • . . . •1515 Tibbetts Z H 9 27 Mass .... . . . .... . ...... •• 183 Woodworth Ray 736 Ky .. . . . . . ....... ... . .. 244 Dentists, Exodontists (Extracting) Dolen H X 839! Mass . . . . .... . .. . . . . . ... . .. 989 Kennedy Ted A 845~ Mass . .. . . .. . . • • . . . . .. . 551 Dentists, Pediodont ists (Children) Woodworth Ray Practice Limited to Orthodontia 736 Ky .. . ... ... ... . .... . . .. ••...... 244 Dentists, Radiodontists (X-Ray) Hagenbuch F G 801 Mass ... .. . ... • ... .. . ... 199 Kennedy Ted A 845! Mass .... . . .• . ... . ..... 551 Department Stores Montgomery Ward & Co 825 Mass . . . ......... 195 Penney J C Co 80 7 Mass . .. ... . .. . ..... .... 903 WEAVER AD 901 Mass . .. . . ... ... .. . . .. . . 636 Doctors Delivery Service SMITH ETHAN A DELIVERY SERV 816 E 9 . . . . 46 SPECKS DELIVERY SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE Call 305 Call 1025 N J . .. ............ .. .. .. . . . . 305 Merchants and business firms appt-eciate being told how you found them. Tell them you ttSed the Classified Telephone Directory. See Spec ific Head ings, such as Chiropractors, Dentists, Ocu lists, Optometrists, Osteopathic: Physicians & Surgeons D.O., Physicians & Surgeons, M.D., Veterinaria ns, etc. Dog & Cat Hospitals Leasure Veterinary Hospital 809 Vt . • •..... .. . 193 PIERSON I J Clipping-Bathing & Boarding 219 E 9 . ... .. . . . .. ... . . . . . . .. .. . .. . b02 Dormitories Battenfeld Hall 1420 Ore ad . .• . •.. . .. . ... • . . 234 Carruth Hall 1345 La . ... . ..... . .. .. .. .. . .. 164 Jayhawk Co-O p Club 1614 Ky . • •• , • .. . . •. •• 1095 Rock Chalk Co.:_Qp Club 1409 R I. . . .. ...... . . 238 Templin Hall • · ~ead . . . . . .. ... . . •.. .. . . 207 Drapery Clea ners-See Clea ners, Dra pery �" Where To Buy It" J ressmakers 5 milh Hemstitching & Dressmaki ng Shop 943 i Mass .683 DRE- ELE Druggists-(Cont'd) RANKIN DRUG co,---------. F REE FAST D ELIVERY P RESCRIPTIO N SPE CIALISTS D elh·cry Scn-'ice Until 10 :30 p .m. Ice Cream - Sund dc~ - Drugs Druggists Barbers Drug Store Prescriptions Carefully Compounded CROWN DRUG SERVICE·· - - - - - - Free D eliveTy St;r vice to Any Part o f L~e Citv. Dntgs! F. lectri<;al Need~, Sundrie~. 'f()Hece r it·~. T o- • bacco, Fountain and Bott led Good s at Deep Cut Prices. Hospital Suppli~s ... . . . 145 . ... . . 521 909 Mass .... . .. . . . . . . . . COE' S DRUG STORE 1345 Mass . 1101 Mass . . . .. . .. ... . ... .. ... . . . . 678 For Lowest P rices in T own Free Delivery Prescriptions Dru gs DRUGS Sundries "FOR CROT-f·'N S liRT-'JCR C/J. LL" Fountain & Lunch WHOM TO CA L L Crown Drug Co No 23 747 Mass .. . .. . .. . . 166 The Classified Telephone Direct01')' is on the job twenty-foM hours each day. J Rankin Drug Co 1101 Mass ........ . ........ 678 REXALL DRUG SERVICE . Eld ridge Pharmacy 701 Mass .. . .. .......... . 999 Garich Professional Prescription Shop 105 E 8 . . 6 01 (See Advertisement This Pagel Hillside Pharmacy No 1 616 W q . . .•• .. •... 1487 (See Advertisement This Pagel HILLSIDE PHARMACY NO 2 Delivery Service 1847 Mass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1100 19 STOWITS H W REXALL STORE 847 Mass. 516 Round Corner Drug Co 801 Mass. . . . . . ....... 20 Stowits H W Rexall Store 847 Mass . . . 516 Druggists Sundries Weaver A D 901 Mass .... .. . , ............ . 636 Dry Goods Jeffries Dry Goods Co 803 Mass . .... . ... ... . . 325 WEAVER A D 901 Mass . ... . . . . . . .... . ... 636 Dyers Kansas Cleaners 12 ~ E 8 .. . .. ... . . . ........ 420 NEW YORK CLE ANERS 926 Mass. . . . . . . . . . . 75 Ea r Phones- See Hearing Aids CALL "Where Pharmacl! Is a Profession- N ot line." aS ide- Free Delivery 601 Exclusive Agent for MARCELLE COSMETICS GARICH Professional Prescription Shop 105 E. 8th D rugs-Drug Sun· drlee Fo untai n a nd Cur'b Service Luncheonette w. I ~487 Fast H. Delivery Semple HILLSIDE PHARMACY 616 W est 9th Electric Appliances, Household Gamble Stores Refrigerators-Washers & Ironers Radios-Vacuum Cleaners 834 Mass . . .. . . .. . . . .. .. .... ... . . . . . 528 Electric Appliances, Repairing Bowman Radio & Neon Serv 19 E 9 .... .. .. . . 138 Mann C J Repair Shop 839 Ky. . . .. . . . . . . . . . 2611 Radio-Electric Serv 944 Mass . .. . . . .... . . . . . 497 (See Advert isement This Pagel • • • • APPLIAN CES MOTORS RADIO SERVICE GENERAL REPAI RING c0 II 497 RADIO-ELECTRIC Paul We lch SERVICE 944 M ass. �20 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DlltEC fORY ELE-FIL Federal Offices Electric Contractors 513 Rose l H Plbg & Etec Slrv q31 Ma !'.: N Y A Boys' Rt\ 11r -: Center 1004 W 4 U S Grologlcal Survey Kansas Un1versity U S lnt.tmal Re,'Cnllt Agl Post Ofrfce bg US Pa.st Office 645 N H Electric Equipment 658 Kt!Mtdy Plumbing & Elt!c Co 937 Mus Feed Electric light & Power Companies DERBY DIET FEEDDERBY GRAIN & COAL CO 301 locust See l tg ht & Power CompanieS PURINA CHOWS DOUGLAS COUNTY HATCHERY 812 Vl Electric Refrigera tors SCHAAKE C & SONS 210 W 6 SOUTH SlOE PRODUCE CO 12 W 19 Set ltelugcrotors, Electnc J SON UN Electricians FE£.0 - GRAIN Complete l.1ne Oread Ml:!u:u l~«tlt Cane 1\Joloucs G,\Jlllf.:N & F'lEt.U Sl:tmS "f E.fl - .308 Brunt Eugene Plbg & Winng bOl M OA NELL l R ELECTRIC SERVICE Cuuona Grtndmg ant.l l\hlting l 1rom111 DclivcrT Service l I ECTRIC REPAmS Gencrato~tortca-Electrlt Motort 608 Mou ll.tac•ctoJ-FAn.,_VO(uUm Swc~ro Amuture lllld lloror Re ndJJl Wh Lt! Pnxfuce Co Complelr L ~ Staley Fetds 830 Vt. 6\S Man kE NEOY PlUMBING & ELECTRIC C J4 Filling Sta tions l'~orJ tn fA' Somt 1..«111 " Doudr:tl anJ tJcm•cd Bogue J A 027 Vl Carlson Scrv Sla t Ma _ CARTER SUPER SERV STA 24 Ur WreckAr Se "# R1 ~~,.., All Makes Contract!~~. Rcmodtlln[ RcpAlnnr Geur.ral Elcctne .\ulltorltcd Ut11ler Vh•l Our Show Room q.37 Mus • . • If no anS""''tr call .bSB • 7 • 1362 ROSE L H PLBC & ELEC SERV 1000 Mus Chief Cllt Rate Sf" St.a 23 ..... a l krr CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS FRITZ COMPANY 14 f ~ 79l·N· Collins Edith RFO 3 W rlnw·Rcpa r ng-Bondcd t.. Llansu 9)1 Ma nt 513 Shlmmons Shop W1rl111!·RtJlll ring Bonded & L ctnscd 929 Man SnetgM Plbg & Elet Co 406 E 10 Wt.\lergrtn Harry 1628 MuJ 660 CONOCO PRODUCT~-------- "Your MiltiiDt J!nclta"r" 74Z 352 Conoco Broll%-X·E Ga~Ghn~ Conoco ''N''th Motor 01l Grea•e.a Tank Waroo Delh•crics Elevators, Groin- See Grain Elevators "WHERE TO CALL" Employment Agencies Business Exchange & Employment Sfrv Wren bg 2il3 Kansas St.ale Employment St"ke 201 W 8 688 SERVICE STATIONS CHRISTIAN LARRY SERV STA On the qoo Engravers, Photo D'Ambra Pholo Strviu 644 Mass . .. .934 hiii·WashTng-LlJbr~c.; n lnd • Conllntnt.ll 011 Co Bulk Agt Matthew Ml+rl,eJI's Statlon 900 N H .. .867 Kuter & Montgomtry Serv Sta 1901 Mass .1205 Express R.11lway Exprus Agcy Inc 20 E 9 . • 120 Exterminators, Termite See Term1le Control Farm Implements See Agricultural Implements IF'bo ulh it? Where is be loCtlltrd? This Directory t~III yord Consumers Co-op Association 1835 Man • • • , 627 Crystal Cut-Rate Filling St.a 304 W 6 •• , ••••• 265 Denny Ed Serv Sta 1002 N H • , 2092 ECONOMY SERVICE STATIO •: E. BOTt.D S.a . .. uo Your Dri1'lo.: CUT RATE Gas Oil Gruau PcnoroU-Tydol Motor Ttrn Tbrtc Coonnient Sutions 23 & Barker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1070 o.ts- 304 w 6. 1826 M1m •• .• • • • •••• 265 • •••• ••• •356 (Continued Nut Page) I �FIL-FLO "Where 1 o Buy It" Stotions- •nt'd) :.e-. Station _ S!--, :e Pr oducts -= .: . . . ... . .. . . .. .. . ... . ... .. ... 2082 --=- ~cv Sta 1300 Mass . .. .. ...... .. . .. 40 Co 740 N 2 . .... .. . . ..... ... . .. 2015 - - & Son Serv Sta E 23 St ..... . . 780-N-3 : t.llLEY OIL co,- - - - - - - - - - . Wholesale and Retail KVX GASOLINE AND OIL F UEL OIL - DiSTILLATE Seiberling Tires Distributor WE SELL FOR LESS " Di•·ect From Refinery to Consumer" SERVI CE STATION :;::s w 1 ... . .. ... .. ..... .. . .. ... . 598 ' -" • ..'alley Oil Cow 23 .. . . .. . •..•. . . . • . . .. 650 •.: , Val ley Oil Co RFD 3 .. . .... ... . . . . . . 72.3-K-4 :r & Montgomery Serv Sta 1901 M ass . • .. 1205 •* IIIOBILOIL PRODUCTS- CARTER SUPER SERV STA 2'1 Hr Wrecker Serv- Repairs All Makes 1000 Mass . .. . .. ......... .. .. . . . . 1300 '.' otor In One Stop Station 827 Vt . . ..... .... . 607 'I eder Serv Stat ion Philli ps Petroleum Products 1900 Mass . .. .. . ... . ... . ...... .. .... 385 =>aasch Del Serv Sta 846 Vt . ....• . ..... . .... 144 PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO BULK AGT 645 Locust . 2026 If no answer call .. . . . . ... . . .. ... .. . . ... 17.31 Ray's Serv Sta RFD 5 . ... ... . ... .. . ... . 733-N-2 Shorty's Serv Sta 647 Ark . .. .. .. . . .. . .. . .. 2081 SINCLAIR PRODUCTS- SMITH ELDON SERV STA 946 Mass . . .. .. 2099 21 Filling Stations-(Cont'd) Sinclair Refining Co Bulk Agent C F-Biondie Mathews Agt 623 Locust ... .•... ... . .. . ...•.. .... 1358 SKELLY PRODUCTS- MOTOR IN ONE STOP STA Road Service-Complet e Auto Repair 827 Vt . .. .... .... ... . ... .•.. . . .. . 607 -~""'--ith Eldon Serv Sta 946 Mass .. . . ..• ..... . 2099 ::.mith's College Sta 845 Ind ........ .• ....... 643 Smith's Serv Sta Mobifgas-Mobiloil Products 600 Mass . .. •........ . . ..•. .• • ... . . 2002 STANDARD OIL PRODUCT SOLD \\'!:!ERE YOU SEE THIS SIGN ComJcnietttly Locoted Dealers "WHERE TO FIND THEM" Carlson Servi ce Station 601 Mass .. . ..... 1787 Hartman Serv Station 1300 Mass . . ..... . •. 40 Paasch Del Serv Sta 846 Vt . , . . . ... . .. ... 144 Smith's College Sta 845 I nd . . . . .... ...... 643 Stranathan Sam W Serv Sta 1848 Mass . . ..... 454 TEXACO PRODUCTs,- -TOUR ~~TH ----- TEXACO Goodrich Tires & Batteries At the AbOfle Sign HELlER SKELTER SHOPPING DAYS ARE DONE "WHERE TO BUY IT" CONSIGNEE Texas Co The 2301 Haskell . .. .. .. . .. . ... 839 SERVICE STA TIONS Brown Silas F RFD 3 ... .... . .. •. . . .... 2029 HUNSINGER MOTOR CO 24- Hr Road Serv- Repairs All Makes 922 Mass . . . .. . .... . .. . . •.. .. .. ... 12 Stranathan Sam W Serv Sta 1848" Mass . ... 454 Van's Serv Sta 520 W 23 ...• ...• . .... ... 647 Underwood Art Serv Sta Mobilgas and Mobil oil 647 Mich . . .. . .. . . ...... . ...•...... 1.355 Five & Ten Cent Stores Sec Deportment Stores, Also V arie ty Stores Fixt ures, Electric- See -lighting Fixt ures This used to b e the scene in Oklahoma when Mrs.J.E.B. went shopping. But that's changed now. ~'Nowadays/' says Ai rs. B., "l always map my shopping torn·s from the Yellow It's the convenie11t way to shop. " p----_ Floor Coverings See Specific Kind, i.e., Carpets, Linoleum, etc. Floor Refinishing Emick H W Laying-Sanding and Fi nishing 406 Mo . . . . . ...... .. . . .....• ..... .. 1215 Floo r Waxing Clark C M Shampoo Serv 1640 N H.... •.....• ~-- �22 FLO-FUE Florists Allison-Armstrong Flower Shop 927 Mass .... .. 363 (See Advertisement This Page) BELL C V 844 Tenn . . . . . . .. . .. . . ... . .. ... 275 Jayhawk Floral Gardens 1928 Tenn . _.. . . .... . 345 Lawrence Floral Co 1501 Learnard . . ..... .. . 2753 MYERS C A & SON 435 Mich .. ....... . .... . 312 WARD 'S FLOWERS 910 Mass .... .. . . ... . . . 820 WHITCOMBS GREENHOUSE 844 Tenn .. . .. .. . 275 Flour Mills Bowersock Mills & Power Co 546 Mass ........ 108 frafe rni ties Acacia Fraternity 1433 Ohio . . . . . .355 Alpha Chi Sigma 1115 Tcnn .. . .. ... ....... . . 389 Al pha Kappa Psi 1043 Ind . ....... . . . .. . .. .. 365 Alpha Phi Alpha 1101 Miss . ... . .... ... . .. . . 2063 Alpha Tau Omega 1537 Tenn .. . ..... . .. .. . .. 837 BETA THETA Pl 1425 Tenn .. . ...... .. .... 552 Delta Chi 1245 W Campus rd ...... . .. . .. _. . 868 DELTA TAU DELTA 1111 w 11 .. . . . .. .. . . 1106 DELTA UPSILON 1025 W Hills pkwy .... ... . 2903 Kappa Alpha Psi 816 Maine . ... ........ _ . . . 2093 Kappa Et a Kappa 19 w 14 . .. . .. . .... . . . .. . 2688 KAPPA SIGMA 1045 W Hills terr . . . . .... . . . 1700 Nu Sigma Nu 1147 Tenn . .. . . .. . . . . __ .. .. . . 628 Phi Beta Pi 1137 Ind . . ..... _... . .. .. ... . . 1018 P hi Chi 1233 Oread .. .... . .. .. ....... __ .. 1902 Phi Delta Theta 1621 Edgehill rd .. . . . _.. _ . . . . 957 PHI GAMMA DELTA 1540 La .... . .. .. ...... 443 PHI KAPPA PSI noo Ind . .. .... .. . ... . . . . . 284 Phi Mu Alpha 1409 Tenn .. ...... . . . _ . . .... . 526 Pi Kappa Alpha 1200 La .. .. .. .... . _ . .. _... 565 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 1301 w Campus rd .. 726 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Annex 1313 w Campus rd . . 725 SIGMA CH I 1439 Tenn .. . .......... .. .. . . . 721 Sigma Nu w 10 . .. ___ _..... . ... ____. . . _. 1277 --- ~igma Phi Epsi !on 1420 Ohio . .. . .. • . ... __ . . 1144 au Kappa Eps1lon 1541 Tenn . . . • . . . . . . . . .. 346 Theta Tau 1602 La .. . ...... . .... . ..... : . . 1617 Triangle Fraternit y ll16 l nd . . ... .. . .. .. . . . . 612 Fraternity Management Fraternit y Management Inc 729 Mass . .. .. _.. 1248 Freight Truck Lines-See Truck Lines Fruits, Wholesale Anderson W 0 Comm Co 806 Vt. . . .. . . . . . _. 1466 Fuel See Specific Kinds, i.e., Coo l, Gas, Oil, Wood, etc. GUIDE SERVICE When you go shopping, /cnowwho sells what you want. The Yellow Pages will tell you. The Ye llow Pages are a b usiness guide. They ten· you who sells a nything. .. a nd g ive you the address of the nearest dealer. �FUN- FUN 23 Funeral Direc tors BOWSER-GLEED MORTUARY - - - - - . . , ONE STANDARD OF SERVICE THE HIGHEST TO ALL Regardless of Financi3l Circumstances SCHUBERT A}.lBULANCE SERVICE 61 8 Vt . ..... •.. ..• .. .. . •. . . • • . . . • 160 Funeral Home FUNKS MORTUARY & CHAPEL 940 Mass . .. . . 119 " Since 1904" (S ee Adverti seme nt This Pagel RUMSEY FUNERAL HOME 601 lnd . . .. . .. .. .672 !See Advertisement This Pagel Schubert C W Funeral Home 1020 N H ....... • 452 (See Advertisement This Pagel A superior service at r easonable prices Credit if desired FUNK'S Mortuary and Chapel Lowest Comparable Price. Liberal Credit 119 Call ~ni. 940·42 Mass. HOME C. B. Rumsey-Fred Rumsey-Oscar Rumsey A beautiful, quiet home, completely equipped. Ample parking space. Operated by men of long experience. 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Mass (rear>. . ... •.... . . . . .•.. . 302 Securities Inv Co 109 E 8 . . .... . • . .. . .. .'~ 1.34 Book Nook l02H Mass . .... ... .• .. . . ...• .. 666 Loans, Real Estate Life Insurance-See Insurance, Life light and Power Companies Kansas Electric Power Co 700 Mass •. .... . •.. 880 After Ofc Hrs Call Service Calls . .. ...... . . .. ...... ... .. 1240 Local Office .•... . . ...•. . . . .•. ..• . .. 1240 Genl Office . ... . ••. . .. .. .. . . . • . .. . . . 1263 Legal & Engineering Ofcs . . .... ... . . .• . 1284 I.." \ DOUGLAS COUNTY BLDG & LOAN ASSN 737 Mass. 79 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 746 Mass . .. ... . ... . 30 Hinshaw S C 705 Mass . . . ... ..•... .. ... . .. 539 (See Advertisement This Pagel HOSFORD INVESTMENT CO 824 Mass ... . . . . 457 Kaw Valley Natl Farm Loan Assn C C Gerstenberger Secy-Treas 1021 Mass . ...... . .•.... .. . . .. . .... . 446 LAWRENCE BLDG & LOAN ASSN 800 Mass . . . . 55 Lee Real Estate 105 E B.... .. .. ... . .. . . . . . 539 McGrew-Peck Investment Co 735 Mass . ....... 205 lighting fixtures ' ....--"\- Kennedy Plbg & Elec Co 937 Mass •. . . •. ..... . 658 Olson Bros 934 Mass . .. .. .... . ..... • .. • .• . 515 linen Supply Service __ Co-Operative Linen Supply 1040 Conn . .. .. •.•. 947 Locksmiths Rutter's Shop 1014 Mass . . .. ... . . .. ... • . ... 319 The Classified Telephone Di· rectory is on the job twenty-four hours each day. linoleum Miller Furniture Co 930 Mass . .. .. . .... .. •• . 331 Miller & Malott 736 Mass ..•. ... . . .•. .. . .. • 615 Ramsey W A Shade Shop 818 Mass ... .. .. .• •. 606 Seiler J 0 Roofing & Material Co 815 Vt . . . •.. 702 ~ . ··u;e Stock Jackman Farm RFD 1 . ..... ... .... .. ... 763-K-3 Thomas H 0 W 23 . .. ... .. .. . . . •• ... . . . ... 634 Loans, Automobile Securities Inv Co 109 E 8 .... .. ...... .. ... .134 (See Advertisement This Pagel VALLEY SECURITY CO E. M. CAMRRON, ProD. AUTO LOANS CASH IN STRICT PRIVACY NO RED TAPE 720 Mass .... .. .• • . . .. • •. ..• . ••• .. 126 Loans, Furniture BANKERS SECURITIES CO INC LOANS FURNITURE -AUTO Quick Confidential S£rvict Phone or See Us Today 927! Mass • .•.. •• .• •• ..• . ••••. , ••• 140 Farms-Business Property-Residential FHA Government Insured Loans S. C. Hinshaw 705 Maas. -~--~~--' _ CAL.L 539 ____:.t �.. ~ ---~--- "Where To Buy It'' . 0:::, -:====-:::;:::::::::::::::::LOD-MAT 3~ Lumb~r '. odges Eagle lodge Room 15 E 9 ...... . . . .. .. .. ... 641 Elks B P 0 E 725 Vt. ................. . ... 595 lake View Club House RFD 4 .. ...... .. . . 756-K-4 Masonic Temple 1001 Mass. .. . ... •. . ..•.... 333 Odd Fellows Hall 1 05 w 8 . . . . .............. 233 Standard Life Assn s l A bg .. . ............. 840 Rebekah State Assembly. 9 E 7 . .. .• • ..... ... 367 Standard life Assn S L A bg .. . . . . • .... .. ... 852 Burgner-Bowman-Mallhews Lbr Co 308 W 6 . .. . 81 Friend Paul H Lumber Co 1030 Mass .......... 42 <See Advertisement This Page) logan-Moore lumber Co 627 Mass .......... ,113 McCONNELL LUMBER CO CO:\fPl.ETE BUILDERS' S ERVICE Lumber- Paints and Varnishes--I nsulation H ardwood Flooring- Roofing Luggage FI~ANCIN G Weaver AD 901 Mass . . . . .. .. . . ... . ...... . 636 Who sells it? Where is he located? This Directory tells you! 846 E 13 ... . .. . .. .. .•. .... ..... .. 576 Nights-Sundays-Holidays cal l. ..... . . . 2245 Reedy Pete Lumber Co 1846 Mass .. .... . .. • . •176< Shaw J W Lbr Co 701 Vt. ............ .... .. 147 <See Advertisement This Pagel Lunch Rooms-See Cafes M'lchine Shops Forney Machine Works 229 Elm ........ .• • . .. 65.3: LAWRENCE IRON WORKS }..,f ACHI NE WORK Electric or Acetylene Welding Cylinder Grinding - Rod Babbitting Main Bearings R ebored 611 N H ....... . . .. .. . . .. ... .. ... :roo Night Telephone . . ..... . . . • . . , . . . . 1803 let Us Help You Plan Your REMODELING & BUILDING Pickens Machine Works 623 Vt . ... ........ .. 179 Comp le-te Buildi n g Material s Ruberoid Roofing • Glidden P aints Rock Wool Insulation Kiln-Dried J:9.nG=8'eLJ, Call lumber 42 Market Places Drive-In Market 746 Ky ..... . . . . . . . . . . .. ... 435 George's Market 1103 Mass .. . .. .. .•....... 1009 l awrence Roy Market 906 Mass . .. .......•.. 272 Ninth Street Market 406 W 9 . . . ..... • ..... . 380 Mattresses for Free Estimates PAUL H. FRIEND 1030 Mass. Alexander J W 808 Mass.. ........... , . . ... 168 Cline Mattress Co Renovated- Rebuilt & Guarant eed Old Mattresses Made Into Innersprings 413 N 2 . . ..... . ... . . .. . .. . . . ..... . 2308 Who sells it? W here is he located? This DirectOf)l tells you! ll[i)~l:)i;l AND COMPLETE BUILDING MATERIALS Pratt & Lamber t Paints and Varnishes Curtis Millwork CALL 147 J. W. SHAW LUMBER CO. "A LOCAL INSTITUTION FOR 701 verm ont. 40 'Y DRS" Lookin' for something? The Yellow Pages will tell you who sells what you want. ; I �~----~ 34 MEA-MOV LAWRE NCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Mirrors, Framed-See Picture Framing Meat Markets Bear Bros Groc & Meat Mkt 806 Mass. ... .. .. 856 Klock's Meat Dept 900 Miss . . . ..•...... . . . . 157 LAWRENCE ROY MARKET Fresh & Cured Meat s-We Deliver 906 Mass . .. •. . .. . . . .. . . .. ... .. .. . . . 272 Schleifer Bros 840 Mass ........... . ... ... .. 63 Service Grocery 416 E 9 .... .. . . . . •.. .. ..... 649 Monuments BRUCE MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS Buy D IRJ:CT FROid THE :MANUFACTURER We arc the only concern in this area selling the famous GOLD BOND GRANITES which carry the longest written bondtd guarantee in America. Men's Furnishings 307 N National, Fort Scott, Kans. Call Collect . ... . .. .... ... .• •. . . . 1459 Obers Leading Clothiers 821 Mass ... .. •. . ... . 203 Messenger Service Lawrence Memorial Co Formerly Langston Memorial Co 810 E 13 ... . .. . . . . ... . ... . . .. .. . . . . 449 Speck's Delivery Serv 1025 N J . .... • ........ 305 Motor Bus Lines-See Bus Lines Metal Spraying Lawrence Iron Works 611 N H... .. • . . .. .. . .. 106 Movers Milk- See Dairies CENTRAL TRUCK LINES 807 Millinery GA CK ~NSFER & STORAGE Vt . .... .. . ... . 700 Combest Ri ley 10 E 9 .... . .. . . .. .... ... . .. 1542 co,----. MOVING Local and Intrastate Ackerman Hat Shop 1023 Mass ... . . . .... . ... 165 Boggs & Albert Millinery 941 Mass .. . . . • . • ... 849 All Loads Insured STORAGE - PACKING Call Us A"l' Time Mirrors Auto Wtecking & Junk Co 512 E 9 .. . ... .. .. . .. .. . . . . . . ... . . 927 Resilvered-New Ones Sold 712 E9 .............. • ...... . . . . . .. 954 46 (Continued Next Page) If No Ans Call 2100 EXPERIENCED MEN-ALL LOADS INSURED Packing-Shipping -Crating ETHAN A. SMITH DELIVERY SERVICE 816 E. 9th �~r-----~ ~--~c~~-~-~~ - IJ - ~~~~~-=>~-~ ~==~-----------~zs~ - ~--~~~----~ ----------------- ~~ "Where To Buy It" Movers-(Cont'd) Hall Bros Truck Lines 1245 Conn ..........•.. 936 <See Advertisement This Page) lawrence Trfr & Stge Co 733 N H ........ .. .. 15 (See Advertisement This Page) Smith Ethan A Deliver y Ser v 816 E 9 . . .. . .. ... 46 (See Advert isement Preceding Pagel Musical Instruments Bell Music Co 925 Mass . .. ... . . ..• . ... ..... 375 Holyfield Music Co 1109 Mass ....... ...... . . 171 Neon Signs- See Sign Manufacturers Newspapers Democrat The 904 Vt .•. . • ... . . . ........ . .. 464 JOURNAL-WORLD CALL 936 ANYTIME SO).-fETHJNG TO llUY ? SO).•f ETHING TO SELL ? SO:METHING LOST? Agents for Safe Way Van Lines Journcti-World Wa111 Ads Gel Results/ "Coast-to-Coast Door-to-Door Service" 722 Mass ....... .. ... . ........ . .. .. 22 HALL BROS. TRUCK LINES Insured 1245 Conn, " W e operate under the approval or ' " " Kan sas Corpo r ati on Comm i ssion" Kansas City Star Distributor Subscriptions & Want Ads Taken 847 Mass ..... ... ... ...........•.. .. . 17 Outlook The 1005 Mass ... . .. . ........ ..... . 542 ___Njqht ~~!!~-~- -· SOUTHERN PIT BARBECUE Real Barbecue- Fried Chicken- Dancing 1834 Mass .•...•............ . .. . ... 2001 Notaries Public Holliday Frank M 927 ~ Mass ......... .. ... . .. 97 lavery J J Ins Agcy 1403 Mass . ............. 189 Nurseries Griesa & Jones Lawrence Nat! Bk bg ...... . ... 441 Mount Hope Nurseries Lawrence Nat! Bk bg ... . 441 Nurses Business Exchange & Employment Serv Wren bg . 263 Lange Nannie M rs r 1319 Vt . ............ 1131-J 11 Local and Long Distance11 Oculists AERO MAYFLOWER VANS •• • Company owned Equipment STORAGE CALL EXPERT 15 PACKING CRATING Office Supplies Bullock's 2 E 7 ........... .... . ...... ..... 379 Lawrence Typewriter Exchange 735 Mass .. .... 548 ROWLANDS COLLEGE BOOK STORES 1401 Ohio . l401 Oil Burners HARRIS L T LAWRENCE TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. ..................~~ co---------, OIL-0 -MATIC FUEL OIL FOR ALL TYPE llURKERS Factory Trained Service Men to Render Free Oil Durncr Service t o All Our Oil Customers 802 Mass . . ....... ... ............• 324 733 New Hampshire St• HOLLAND FURNACE CO 210 W 8 ........ ... 366 �LAWRENCE CLASSrFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Oil, Fuel Harris L T Co 802 Mass ..... .. .. ......•. . .• 324 (See Advertisement This Page) KAW VALLEY OIL co•- - - - - - - - , HIGH GRADE FUEL OILS For All Types of Burners Immediate Delivery 1318 w 7 . . .. . .. . . .... . . . . . . . . .. . .598 Oil Marketers Barnsdall Refining Corp Bulk Agt 319 N 2 .. • . 2070 CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTSGUFFIN SERV STATION 64& Vt ... . ...... 2082 Continental Oil Co Bulk Agt 900 N H . . .. . .... 867 !nee J W 1729 Vt . . . . . . ... . .. ... .. . ..... 2486 Independent _Oil Serv Sta 2246 La ... .. .. .. . .. 121 K TOil Corp 239 Elm ................ • ... . 1174 Kaw Valley Oil Co 1318 W 7 . . . . .. ... .. ..... 598 Natl Refining Co &01 Vt .. . .. .. . . . . .. . .. .. . 357 ~'>rth Oil Co 3 & North . . .. .. . ... .. • .. ... . 2000 1 'tir Refining Co Bulk Agt F-Biondie- Mathews Agt &23 Locust .. . . .. ..... . .... . .... . .. . 1358 Socony-Vacuum Oil Corp Agt 114& N Y . ... ... 1274 Texas Co The 2301 Haskell . . . . . .. . . ... . .. .. 839 J 0 11'Nell Cem ~ nting Hallfburton Oil Well Cementing Co 107 W 7 . . . .. 72 " I was in the market for a new car," w ri t es Mrs. A. K. f rom Te xa s. "The Yellow P ages listed all the automobile dealers. Shopping became fu~ when I kne~ where to shop." Winter a nd Summer A i r Condit ioni ng .l<'ucl Oil F ree Burner Servi ce by Fac - t ory T rained Me n Availa ble to All O u r Oi l Custom • ers TE LE PHONE 324 If no an swer call 386 L. T. HARRIS CO. 802 Mass. GUIDE SERVICE The Yellow Pages a re a business guide. They tell you who sells anything ... and give you the . address of the nearest dealer. �i2J&¥ld q&2 "Where To Buy It" OPT-OST 37 Optometrists Gustafson B G 911 Mass................... 911 NAN NINGA 8 F Optometric Eye Specialist 9 19 Mass ... ... .. . ... . .. ... . . .. . . • . •191 NOLL OPTICAL CO OPTOMETRIST CO MPLETE EYE EXAMINATION BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED Call for Appointment 8391 Mass ..... .. ... . ... ..• .•. ... •979 Roberts F H 833 Mass ... . • .. . ...... . ...... 827 Orchestras Van Allm And His Band- Booking Address 827 Ky .. . . . ... . • . . .. . . . . ........ • · · 158 Telephone:" May I belp you with your shopping, madam?" Mrs. Wise Shopper:" You did, just yesterday. I turned to the Yel· low P ages, found the name of a beauty p arlor near home, and called for an appointment." Organizations, Fraternal Kaw-Koettes Co-Op 1138 Miss. ... ... .. .. .. . 1141 Organizations, Medical· Relief Douglas County Medical Serv Court House . •.... 146 Organ izations, Welfare - ----.------..____ Social Service 905 R I ............. . •... · · · 909 Organizations, Young People' s THE YELLOW PAGES are full of people ready to serve you Kansas University Union Blag Lounge Union bg .. . .. . ......... 656 Union Bldg Soda Fountain Union bg .••..•.. · ~ ~-- Organs Reuter Organ Co Ft of N H ... .. ..... . ...... 320 Osteopath ic Physicians & .Surgeons, D.O. Barrows Florence J Colonic Therapy 23 7 1031 Vt ... . .. ..... . . . . . •.. . . . . .. · · 3 Bice & 'Eu stace 1021 ! Mass . . ... . ....•..... 336 Parry Esther L 816! Mass ... .. . •.....•.. ... 582 Look in the Yellow P ages. You' ll find t h ere the peop le who sell whatever you want to buy. I t is a quick a nd easy way to shop. l et X stand for the brand of tires you use. Do you know . .. quick .. . who sells the m' The Yellow Pa ge s will tell you. �38 . PAC-PHO LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Package Delivery Service Paints, Retaii-(Cont'd) See Delivery Service SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTs----- Point, Retail Achnings Hardware 822 Mass . .. . . ... . . .. ... 679 ACME QUALITY PAINTS & VARNISHES- BARTELDES SEED CO 804 Mass .. . ... . .... 9:2 For sat isfaction Insist upon Sherwin-Williams Paint,., Varnishes, Laequera and Ename ls . "Consult Paint Headquarters." COOK'S PAINTS & VARNISHES "WHERE TO BUY IT" " Best tor Wear and GREEN BROS Weather" A complete line of decorative material$, Including paints, varnishes, lacquel"!>, enamels, wall coverings and painting "' ~ -. . " o33 Mass ..... .. .. . .. .. .. ... 631 Vernon's Hardware Seidiitz Paints & Varn ishes 1029 Mass . . . . ... . . .. . . .. . . .. .. .. . . . 107 ~cessories. "WHERE TO BUY IT" Cook Paint & Varnish Co 919 Mass .. . .. . . 1473 Ernst & Son 826 Mass . . . . . . .. . .. .. .. . ... . . 341 Lawrence Hardware 724 Mass . . . .. .. . .. ... .. 178 (See Aldvertisement This Page) McConnell Lumber Co 84() E 13 . . . .. . . ... .. . 576 Miller & Malott 73() Mass .. . . .. . .. .. . . ... . . 615 PRATT & LAMBERT PAINTS & VARNISHES:PAINTS & VARNISHES FOR EVERY PURPOSE 6-: . • "WHERE TO B UY IT" Shaw J W Lumber Co 701 Vt . . . .. . .. . ... 147 Paint, Wholesale COOK PAINT & VARNISH CO 919 Mass ... . . 1473 Painters Reedy Pete Lumber Co 184() Mass . .. . . . ... . .. 176 Painters, Automobile See Automobile Painting Patent Attorneys FISCHER F C Patent Atty-Established 1901 911 Westport Kansas City Mo .,n (toll call) . Westport""45 Pawn Brokers WOLFSON'S - - - - - - - - - - , Save Up To 50% On Unredeemed Pledges Money Loaned On Anything of Value Diamonds, \Va~ches, Jewelry, Luggage, C1othing, ·Musical Instruments All Loans Confidential 743 Mass .. . .. . . .. . .... . .. , • •. .•. . 675 Pet Shops 1.78 Grant's Hatchery & Supply Co 1218 Conn ... .. . 418 Pharmacists-See Druggists Use "1\1oore" A Most Complete and Up-to-Date Stock of Wallpaper To Select From. Paint ''7f~L WALLPAPERS V. J, VINCENT R. L.TUBBS LAWRENCE HARDWARE Photo Engravers-See Engravers, Photo Photographers, Commercial 0' Ambra Photo Serv 044 Mass .. . . ......... . .934 Photographers, Portrait Children •s Photo Shop G S Seamans-Photographer 927~ Mass ..... . . .. . . . ... . . . . . .. .. .. 1 51 HIXON STUDIO 721 Mass .... ...... . ..... .. . 41 Lawrence Studio 727 Mass . .. ... . . .. . , .•.. . . 451 (Continued Next Poge) Who sells it? Where is he located? This Directory tells you! �r PHO-PIP "Where To Buy It" Photographers/ Portrait-(Cont1d) THOMPSON PHOTO STUDIO PORT RAITS P ORT R AITS OF CHILDREN OUR SPECIALTY Latest in P hoto Frames Prices Reasonable 829 Mass .... . . ..... . ..... . .• .. ... 614 Physicians & Surgeons D. 0. 1 See Osteopathic Physicians & Surgeons, D.O. Physicians & Surgeons Exchanges PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS EXCHANGE IF U NABLE TO L OCATE YOUR DOCTOR CALL - 870 - CALL Day or Night WE W I LL LOCATE HIM FOR YOU 325 Maine ..... ... . ......• • . • ... . . 870 Physicians & Surgeons/ M.D. Anderson A J 715 Vt . .. .. . . . .. .. . . . . .... .. 124 ANDERSON & ANDERSON 715 Vt •....•. . ... 124 Anderson Arthur S 715 Vt . . . ... .... •. ...... 124 Residence 700 Calif . . .. . .. ... . . . . • .. .... 240 Chambers H L 847l Mass ... .... • . .. . • .. . .. 217 Edmiston R H 7 E 7 ... ....... .. . .. .. ... . .. 811 Enders Wray soH Mass . ... . . ........ . . .. . . 480 HENRY J B 2:; w 9 .. .. .. .. . .......... .... 184 Hood T R 1035 Mass . ... . .. .. . ... . . . ..... . 520 Hutchinson R B 917 Mass . . ...... ... ...... 1235 Isaacs Fred R Wren bg .. . . .. .. ..... , . .. , ... 180 Residence 1600 E 23 . . ......... .. ... , .. 1824 Jones H Penfield 107 E ~ ., ... , . . . ,, . . .. .. . 211 Residence 2240 Vt .. • ... .......... . .. . . . 2.35 Jones H T 107 E 8 . ... . . ...... .. ... .. . .. . . 211 Residence 1130 Tenn . .. . ...... . . . ...... 1813 Jones & Jones 107 E 8 ... . . ... . . • . . . . •. ... 211 Liddy ED 747 Mass . . . . .. . . . . . .... ..•. . . .. 544 Nelson W 0 746 Vt •... .. .. . . . .. . .. . . . . . .. 536 Owen E M 82.3 Ky .... . ... . . . .. • . . . . .. . . . . 644 Post Wm Luther 914 Ky . .... . . .. ... .. . ••. . 220 Powell Lyle S 736 Ky . . .•...... • . .. . ..•.. . . 244 Schwegler R A Jr 747 Mass .. •. . .. . . . ...... . 544 Sisson Eugene P aoo Mass ... . ... .... . ..... 1590 Sudler Mervin T aoo Mass . ..... • .. .... . ... 1590 VanNoy H E 747 Mass .... . .. . . .. .... . . .. . 594 Zimmer L K 809 Ky .. . . .. ...... . ....... . .. 437 Residence 1145 W Hills pkwy . . . ... .... . . . 1437 If no answer call . ...... .. . . . ..... . ... . .. 870 39 Physicians & Surgeons/ M.D., Internal Medicine Liddy ED 747 Mass . .. .. ....... ... . ...... . 544 Physicians & Surgeons, M.D. 1 Obstetrical Isaacs Fred R Wren bg . .......... .. . ..... .. 180 Post Wm Luther 914 Ky . . .. .. .. . .. • .. . • .. •220 Schwegler R A Jr 747 Mass . . . .. • . ••••.•. . .• 544 Physicians & Surgeons/ M.D. 1 Pediatrician Enders Wray soH Mass . . ... . . . •.•• ••••.... 480 Physicians & Surgeons/ M.D., Rectal Post Wm Luther 914 Ky .. •... • ...... • . • •• . 220 Physicians & Surgeons, M.D., Surgeons Chambers H L 8471 Mass ... . ...... . .. .. . .. ~7 Jones H Penfield 107 E 8 . .. .. . . .. . . •.. •.. • 211 Zimmer L K 809 Ky ..... . ... . .. • ... • . 1 • • •• 437 Physio-Therapists ......-- ---·-- ·- Newcomb FA 927~ Mass. ••• , • • ••• • •• •• • ..• 472 Pianos Holyfield Music Co New & Used-Repairing-Tuning 1109 Mass .. . ... .. .. . .. . • .. .• . . • • •• •171 Picture Framing Thompson Photo Studio 829 Mass . ••• • •• •• ••• 614 Pipe Line Companies Cities Service Gas Co 84& E 13 . . ....... ..... ;n7 Pipe, Used Auto Wrecking & Junk Co 712 E 9 • ...•... • .. 954 Physicians & Surgeons1 M.D. 1 Eye1 Ear, Nose & Throat Hutchinson R B 917 Mass . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . 12.35 NELSON W 0 74& Vt . . .. ... . ..... ... . .. .. 536 Powell LyleS 736 Ky . . ... .. . .. .•• . •.• . .... 244 Physicians & Surgeons1 M.D. 1 Gynecology Isaacs Fred R Wren bg . .. . •. .. ..••.• ....... 180 Schwegler R A Jr 747 Mass . .... . ... • . . . . .• ,544 Zimmer L K 809 Ky .... . . . . . . .. ...... .. ... 437 Who sells it? Where is he located? This Directory tells you! "\ ' ~ SHE'S NOT LAZY! She's just wise. She lets the Yellow Pages tell her who sells what she wants, and then shops by telephone. It saves time, energy, and money. �I· =====---40 PLU- POU LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Plumbers Brune Eugene Plumbing & Wiring 601 Miss ... . . 308 CENTRAL PLUMBING CO Everett Christenson Prop 814 Mass . .•... ..... . • . , . . ..... . .... 710 Dahlene August D 615 Inct .... ......... .. ... 194 KENNEDY PLUMBING & ELECTRIC CO 33 Years 1°n the Same Locatwn Bonded and L icensed Contracting, Remodelin~, Repairing General Electric Authonzed Dealer Visit Our Show Room 937 Mass . • • . .. . ... . ...... •..• . .. . 658 If no answer call ........ . ... •.. . . . 1362 Olson Bros 934 Mass .....• ...... . •. . ...... 515 Rahskopf Ed Plbg Shop 740 Mass ...... .. .... 307 ROSE L H PLBG & ELEC SERV Better Plumbing-Repair Specialists 931 Maine • . ... . . .. . ... .. .. .• . .•.... 513 Shimmons Shop 929 Mass .. . .... .. . ..•.• . .. 660 <See Advertisement This Page) Sneegas Plbg & Elec Co 406 E 10 .. . .. .. .. ... 7 42 Westerg~n Harry 1828 Mass ..... . . . . •...... 352 (See Advertisement This Page) Pool Halls-See Billiard Parlors Potat,..-- • ips !.. . Jperior Potato Chip Co 835 Ill ...... 2287 Poultry Douglas County Produce Co 822 Vt ...... ... . . 410 (See Advertisement This Page) Elliott Produce Co Live & Dressed Poultry-We Deliver 819 Vt . .. . ...... : .............. ... . 682 Lawrence Egg & Poultry Co 832 Pa .•...... .. . 500 SOUTH SIDE PRODUCE CO POULTRY Alive or Dressed NUTREN A FEEDS LoUIE HoLCo><-11 Years at this Location &. Electrical Work, Apex Appllaneee. Quick Repair Service. Heating and Gae Service HARRY WESTERGREN F ormerly With PETTIT 1828 Mass. Call 352 TRY---~ Chickens • Ducks • Turkeys • Guinea CHOICE LIVE .AND DRESSED CALI-410 CALL FRESH EGGS DAILY 12Wl9 ...... . ................... 328 White Produce Co Dressed & Live Poultry-We Deliver 830 Vt ... . ....... . ....... ... . .... . . 287 Wiggins Produce 808 Vt. . .... . ...... .. .. . .. 334 <See Advertisement This Page) Douglas County Produce Co. J. P. Plain, Owner Call 410 Forget something? You11 find the deale r who sells it in the Yellow Pages. They11tell you his address. too. Live and Dressed Poultry. Cash for Poultry, Cream, Eggs. Call 334 WIGGINS 808 Vt. �"Where To Buy It" v - ;we• & Ught Compon;es POW-RAD 41 Produce See Light & Power Companies Douglas Coun ty Produce Co Cash Paid Pou ltry- Eggs Cream 822 Vt . . .. . . . . ..... . •••.... . ...•.• •410 Printers Allen Press 1st Natl Bk bg . . .. .. .. .. . .• .... 1234 Boyles F J 9 E 8 . . .. . .. . .... . . . ... .. . .. . . 967 BuHock's 2 E 7 . .. .. ... . .. . . • ... .•... ... . . 379 Carter Stationery Store 1025 Mass . .. . .. .. . . 1051 Dale Print Shop 1035 Mass . .. ... . .. . ... .. .. 228 Democrat The 904 Vt . . .... . . . . . ...• , . , .... 464 JOURNAL-WORLD 722 Mass ... . .. . . ... .. .. . 22 tSee Adve rtisement Th is Page) Kansas Color Press 600~ Mass ... ........ .. .. 488 Mi ller Print Shop 205 W s . . .. .. . .. ...... .. 518 Elliott Produce Co 819 Vt .... .• . • •.... . .... 682 Gleed Herbert J 525 W 23 ... .. . ... . . . • . . .. l238 Kaw Produce Co 8 21 Vt. .... .. . .. . . •.... .• . 230 Lawrence Egg & Poultry Co 832 Pa . .•.•••.• • :500 Seymour Packing Co 820 Vt . ••• .•. .• . •••. • . •311 South Side Produce Co 12 W 19 . . ....•• • . . •• 328 White Flroduce Co 8 30 Vt . . .....•.. . . . .. .• . 287 Wiggins Produce 808 Vt . ... . .•. . ... . . . . ... 334 Public Libraries- See Libra ries, Public OUTLOOK THE Job Printing-Magazine Publishing 1005 Mass . . . ...... . ... '. 542 Public Schools- See Schools, Public· Public Stenog raphers rEveryth~ng In Printing' TcJephone 22 See Stenogra phers, Public Pu blica tions llusiness Forms, S tat ionery, Ledger S heets, Loose Leaf Binders, Record n ooks, Cataloges, Circulars. Kansas Government Journal Fraser Hall K U • •. . 651 Radiators, Automobile See Automobile Radiators T~E WORLD CO. 722 Massachusetts ,. ,, ? c ,. 'U To know ,,Where to Buy It'' look in the Classified Telephone Directory. IIANDMA'S STORE Grandma shopped a t the place which, in her day, was most convenient-the genera l store. Today, your most convenient pla ce to shop is in the Yel· low Pages. ... �~ --~------------~------------~-------------------------------42 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY RAD-RAN Radio Service Auto Electric Co 709 N H 000 000 0. oo.. 406 Bowman Radio & Neon Serv 19 E 9 ... 000o. .. 138 (See Advert isement This Page) 00 00 00 HANNA RADIO SHOP·-- - - - - - - , Our 19th Year R epairing Racios PHILCO SERVI CE ON ALL MAKES Pbilco, RCA Tubes and Supplies 904 Mass .. 00o..... o. o.. ooooo..... 303 King's Appliances 931 Mass . . 0. o.. ooo0.... . .186 Radio-Electric Serv 944 Mass . . .. o. oo.. o. oo. 497 (See Adverti sement This Pagel CROSLEY Radios STEWART-WARNER American Serv Co RCA-Victor Radios 616 Vt .. . ... . .. .. . . o... . o..... o. . ... 48 Bowman Radio & Neon Service 19 E 9 .. . . 0... 138 FAI RBANKS-M0 RSE SPARTON GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIOS- UNITED MOTORS ______ KENNEDY PLUMBING & ELECTRIC CO ___;, 937 Mass. 658 Hanna Radio Shop Philco- Service On All Makes 904 Mass .. . ... ... .•.. o. .. .... . oo.. . 303 138 Day or Night SERVICE ZENITH BOWMAN'S SALES & SERVICE 19 East 9th St reet KING'S APPLIANCES See the Ze11ith Before AUTHORIZED PHILCO SERVICE Yot~Bt~y 931 Mass . . ...... ooo. o. . oooo. o. ... 186 ZENITH RADIOS- GREEN BROS 633 Mass . . . .... o... o.. . o. 631 Radios, Automobile Bowman Radio & Neon Service 19 E 9 ..... .. 0138 Radio-Electric Serv Re liable Service-All Makes 944 Mass . .. . . 00. . . . .. .. . . ... ooo. . .. 497 • RCA Victor • Motorola • General Electric • Coronado Railroads Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry Co Passenger Depot 413 E 7 .. . .. . . . ...... 00.. 32 Freight Office 413 E 7 . . .... . ...... . oo. . . 54 Chicago R 1 & Pacific Ry Tkcket Ofc N 2 & Maple 76 K C K V Western R R 2 & Maple 0.. . .. 00. o0. 740 Union Pacific Ry Co Passenger Depot N 2 & Maple o. . 00. . ... o. . . 76 Freight Depot N 2 & Locust. oo.. . . .. . o. o. 0o28 Ranges, Electric FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES Brilliantly new lnelde and out I More beautiful a.nd Ulleful than ever ! Uee less c urrent ! EJ:cln· alve Ba<f(c>nt® <l unlta, 18% taster than p revious tmite I Seua&UOU&.l bargain prlcea I (I) Call 497 For Prompt Guaranteed Serv ice Reasonable Prices f~IOAIIU "WHERE TD BUY. IX" Hanna Radio Shop 904 Mass 0. .. 0. . 0... 0. .303 II ADIO-ELECTRIC SERVICE Paul Welch 944 Maes. ll �RAN-REF " Where To Buy It" 43 Refrigeration Service Ranges/ Gas Bratton & Brooks 846 Mass . ................ 274 Central Plumbing Co Both Natural & Hydro-Gas 8 14 Mass . .. .. . . .. ... . .......•. . .. . . 710 DETROIT JEWEL GAS RANGESGREEN BROS 63:3 Mass ......... . ....... 631 ROPER GAS RANGESKAN SAS PUBLIC SERV CO 7:33 Mass ....... 315 Bratton & Brooks 846 Mass ..•.... . .. .. ... . . 274 Lawrence Iron Works 611 N H... .. ...... . . .. 106 (See Advertisement This Pagel Refrigerators/ Electric FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS :Brilliant new beauty ! More useful tban ever t Use Jess current! Sensational now values t Revolutionary Cnld-WaJJ mod- Real Estate EDDY J J REAL ESTATE & INS AGCY Established 1898 708 Mass .............. .. .. ... .. . .. 2316 Fox Frank 1st Natl Bk bg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 510 GILL M R REAL ESTATE & INS AGCY els eave natura.l motRture iD foods without any covering. "WHERE TO BUY IX'·., Hanna Radio Shop 904 Mass ............. 303 CITY A:-.ID FARM SALES PROPERTY MAXAGEMENT GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS RENTALS INSUR..A.NCE The refrigerator wtth the tamoue • vacuum sealed mechnnlsm for 640 Mass ..... ........ .. ... . . ... . . 111 Residence . . ............. • . . . .. 2930-W Gill M R Real Estate & Ins Agcy 640 Mass .... 111 Hemphill Land & lnv Co 704 Mass .......... 1001 HINSHAW S C Farm Business Property Residential F H A Government Insured Loans 705 Mass ........... . ... ..• ...•.... . 539 Holliday Frank M 927~ Mass .. ...... .•... ... . 97 Holmes J R Investment Co 1 E 1 . ............ . 19 HOSFORD INVESTMENT co-----..., Consult Us About REAL ESTATE Established 1910 Rentals-Exchanges-Loans Insurance City and Farm Property E. T. ARNOLD C. B. H OSFORD 624 Mass .. ... .. . ..... . ........... 457 HUNTERS J REAL ESTATE & INS AGc·v --.., See Us for Farm, Business, City Property and Management. Rentals, E-xchanges, Insurance. Developer of WEST HILLS DISTRICT AND COUNTRY CLUB TERRACE homes a.nd apartmen t$ ; G~E P.angcs, Dishwashers, .l.Haooaalla; Eleetr lo Sinl<e; the eomplctc G-E Kitchen, 110 Mass . . ... . .. . . . .. ... . ... . .. . . 626 Residence Telephone . ..•........... .. 560 Kerns Lorene 705 Mass .... .... . .......•.•. 539 Louk Chas E 735 Mass .... .. ... .. .. ........ 205 MACK REAL ESTATE 545 Tenn . ............ 523 Stevenson Real Estate & Ins Agcy 11 0~ Mass ... 192 1 "' "WHERE TO BUY IT" SALES & SERVICE DEALERS KENNEDY PLBG & ELEC CO 9:37 Mass .. .. 658 HOTPOINT REFRIGERATORS One of the Complete Family of Hotl)oint Electric Appliances which include Ranges, \'\Tate~ Heaters, \'v'••h· ~ -----· · · ing Machines, Ironing ·Machines, Dishwashers and Electric Sinks. All·Electric Kitchens "WHERE TO BUY IT' Kansas Elec Power Co 700 Mass ..... • .... 880' KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORSGREEN BROS &33 Mass . ........ .. . .• ... 631 LEONARD ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORSKING'S APPLIANCES 9.31 Mass ....•. ..... 186 (Continued Next Page) Beautiful Home Sites We Build and Sell on Rental Terms 1 ~ T o know u Where to Buy It', look in the Classified Telephone Directory. Recreation Parlors Lawrence Recreation Plr 916! Mass . . . . ... .. . 511 Refrigeration Equipment/ Commercial KELVINATOR AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVLAWRENCE IRON WORKS 611 N H....•... 106 Expert C{)mplete Stock of Parts for Popular Makes Call L 1Ou Night Tel. 1803 or 2759J CALL DAY OR NIGHT Who sells it? Where is he located? This Directory tells you! LAWRENCE IRON WORKS 611 N.H. �·44 REF-SCH l AWitENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY -Refrigerators, Electric-(Cont'd) ·.NORGE ROLLATOR REFRIGERATION Riding Academies ' O nly N O !tG!ll h o.s the ltolla.tor compres ~or wltn liiotor Coole r ; Night WMch Mott K U Stables University dr .. . .. .. •• . .... 346 fully automo,tlc defros ting: S e aled F r eezer; Hn.ndef roster. Other deluxe fen.tures. Before You Buy! See NOnGFJ Roofers BIRD ROOFING- "WHERE TO BUY I T" DEALER Bratton & Brooks 846 Mass . . . ·.. . . . ..... . 274 Olson Bros Westinghouse Refrigerators 934 Mass .. .... • . .. .......... . . • . . .. 515 SEILER J 0 ROOFING & MATERIAL CO - - - - - - - - 815 Vt. 702 Lawrence Roofing Co 21 W 9 .... . . .. . .. .. .. . 575 (See Advertisement This Pagel Seiler J 0 Roofing & Material Co Bird Roofs Sold App lied & Guarante ed 815 Vt ..... . .. . ... . . . . ..... . .. . ...• 702 Roofing Material Refrigerators, Gas Central Plumbing Co Natural Gas Kerosene or Hydro-Gas 814 Mass ........ ...... ........ . . . . . 710 SERVEL ELECTROLUX REFRIGERATORS- KANSAS PUBLIC SERVICE CO 733 Mass. . . . 315 Refrigerators, Ice AMERICAN SERVICE Co · - - - - - - - - , SA VE WIT H ICE Coolerator - Vitalai re O lympic - Progress - Conditionaire Refrigerators \ &1b Vi . . . ..... . v Restaurants- See Ca fe s Lawrence Roofing Co 21 W 9 ... ........ . . .. . 575 Shaw J W Lumber Co 701 Vt. ... . . . . . .. ..... 147 Rooming Houses Bondeson Helen Mrs 1140 La . .. ... .....• , .1360 Corbin Hall 420 W 11 . .. ... . . ... . .. • • ..... 860 Dobson Earl 1222 Miss. .... . ... . •.. . • . . . . . . 495 Larcom C H 1134 Miss... ...•......... . . .• 2258 Miller Hall University Campus ...... . • . •.. . . 2789 Park David A 1334 Ohio . • ..... .. .. .. .. •• . • 2108 Taylor John E 1400 Ohio .. . .. .. . ... . .. ... . .. 56 Watkins Hall University Campus....... ... . . • . 950 Root Beer •• • ••• ••• •• •• •• • • 4 8 Rubber Stamps Rendering Plants Bullock's 2 E 7 . . .. . . . .. .. .. . . . .. ....... .. 379 Dead Animal Disposal Co 900 Pa . .... . . . . . . .. 369 Lawrence Rendering Works 710 N 5 . . . . . .. .. . 197 Rug Cleani ng- See Ca rpet Cleaning LAWRENCE RENDERING WORKS SERVICE-- Safe Deposit Boxes Our Drivers Pay HIGH CASH PRIOF.S for DEAD HORSES - CATTLE - HOGS First Nat! Bank 746 Mass .... . .. .. . .. . • ..... 30 Salvage, Automobile See Automobile Ports, Used "CALL US COLLECT" LAWRENCE RENDERING WORKS no N 5.197 St andard Rendering Co 900 Pa . ... . . • . . .. . .. 369 Sand Browning L C Sand Plant E B .... . . ........ 1892 Butler Coal Co 701 Conn . . . . .• : . ... •.. . . . . 1560 Savings & Loon Associations See Building & Loan A ssociations CALL 575 FOR EVERY BUILDING . -~ A & B Root Beer Stand 628 N 2 . . . . . ... . .. , 2Q7" · School Supplies Carter Stationery Store 1025 Mass ....... . .. 1051 Schools, Business Lawrence Business College 641 La ..•..••••... 894 To know 11 W here to Buy I f ' look in the Classified T elephone Directory. �"Where To Buy It" Schools, Private 45 Service Stations- See Filling Stations Haskell Institute S City Limits Assist ant Boys' Adviser's Office Osceola bg . . .3040 Athlet ic Office Tecumseh bg . ... . . . .. ... .. 1480 Boys' Vocational Dept .. . .... .... ..• .. .. 2772 Business Office Administration bg ... . • .. .. . 118 Curtis Hall ..........•.... . . , . .. ....... 695 Giris' Adviser's Office Pochahontas bg .. , ... 2106 Girls' Dormi tory Winona bg . . .. . • .. . . . , ... 470 Home Economics Building Sacajewea bg . .. .. 693 Hospital . . .. . .. , ............ , . ... . ... . 568 Keokuk Hall Boys' Adviser . ... . . . .... . . . .... .. . . .. 589 Assistant Boys' Adviser's Ofc .. . . . . • .. . . . 756 Power Plant .. . . ... . . ........... • . .. . . 2109 Printing Department . .. . ... . ... .. ....•.. 9.38 Registrar's Off ice .... .. ..... ... . ..... .. 298 Superintendents Offi ce Haskell Grds . . .. . .. .' . .304 Teachers' Hdqtrs Haskell Grds . .. . . .• . .. .. 262.3 TransPOrtation Depart ment .. . ... . ... . .. . 1992 Kansas Bible College 1300 Dread. .. . • , . ... . . 2795 Schools, Public Sewing Machines Singer Sewing Mch Sales Agcy 723 Mass .. ... .. 584 !See Advertisement This Page) White Sewing Machine Agcy 12 E 9 ...... . ... 428 !See Advertisement This Page) Sewing Mach ines, Repairing Hoffman Fu rniture & Hdw Wm T Howard- Repairing-Cleani ng 732 Mass . ... . . ... . . ........ . .. .• ... 836 Mann C J Repair Shop 839 Ky . . . .. .. , . ... .. 2611 Singer Sewing Mch Sales Agcy 723 Mass ... ... 584 Shades, Vene tia n- See Venetian Blinds Shpdes, Window-See Window Sha des Sheet Metal Work Schools Cfty 1400 Mass . .. ... . . . . . . .. ... . . 3000 Kansas Universit y K u . .... ... . . .. .. . . . .. .2700 At hletic Office . . .. . .. .. .. • ... .... • .. . .. 802 Stadium . ...... . ... ..... .. .. .... .. . . . . 993 Scrap Metal Auto Wrecking & Junk Co 712 E 9 . .. ... .. . . . 954 Seals Edgar Steel Seal Mfg Co 619 Vt. .. . .. .... .. .411 :Seeds Barteldes Seed Co 804 Mass .....•........... 92 Barteldes Ware House 826 Pa ............... 239 UNDERWOOD J SONS FEED - Broeker H B Furnace Shop 1041 R I. ...... .. 1368 Kopp Wm P Sheet Metal Shop 1011 Mass .• • .. 122 PENCHARD E W 13 E a.... .... .. .. .... ... 245 ZIESENIS C H 207 W 8 . . . ... . . . .. .. • .. .• . 943 Schools, Universities SEED - SCH-SHO GRAIN Complete Line Orcad Mixed F eeds Cane Molasses GARDEN AN.D FIELD SEEDS Custom Grinding and Mixing P.-ompt Delivery Servil:t 608 Mass • .•. ••• ..•••••...•••• • ••••• 7 Shirts, Retail Obers Lead ing Clothiers Arrow Shirts 821 Mass . . .... ... .. ... • . .. ..• . .. . .. 203 Shoe Repairers Burgert Shoe Shop 1113 Mass .. . • .. .. .. .. . . . 14~ · Electric Shoe Shop 1017 Mass .. ..•.. ...•..•. btl6 FISCHER OTTO A 813 Mass................ 259 LESCHER SHOE SHOP 812~ Mass ••.•••..... 256 Omaha Hat & Shoe Works 717! Mass . . . .... . 2080 Shoes BOSTONIAN SHOES FOR MEN- OBERS LEADING CLOTHI ERS 8 21 Mass .. . • 203 Fischer Ott.o A 813 Mass • ... .. . •.. .•• •••• .. 259 Haynes & Keene Shoe Store Jarman Shoes For Men Vitality Women' s Shoes Rollins Fine Hosiery 819 Mass .•. .. .. . . ... . •. •...••• .•. .. 524 NUNN-BUSH ANKLE FASHIONED SHOES FOR MEN- ROYAL SHOE STORE 837 Mass .. ... , •.. .. 648 Royal Shoe Store 837 Mass .. ... .. . . . •. . •... 648 l iNGER SEWING MACHINES Portables, Electric Consoles, and Trudie Machines Sales - Service - Rentals GENUIN E SINGER P A RTS AND REPAI RS .O ur Bonded Repreeentatlv.. Are Identified by a Button Call 584 72a MASS. Sales-Service- Rentals WHITE ROTARY MACHINES Call 428 BELLINGER ELECTRIC CO. L. T . Be llinger, P rop. 12 Eaet 9th �l 46 LAWRENCE CLASSIFI ED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY SIG-STO Sign Manufacturers Bowman Radio & Neon Serv Neon Signs Sales & Service Stenographers, Public Business Exchange & Employment Serv Wren bg .• 263 Lawrence Business College 641 La .. .. ... .. .. . 894 19 E 9 . ..... . .......... .... . .. . .... 138 Lawrence Advertising System Van Allm Signs & Sho Cards 827 Ky . .. . ...... .. ...... . . .. .. . ... 158 Maiden Sign Co Commercial Sign Service-Designing 17 .W 9 .. .. .. .. . ...... .. .. .. .. .. ... 1501 Stock Yards Bruchmiller C H 500 Maple. . . . . ... ........ . 92B Stokers HOLLAND FURNACE CO 210 w s .... . ... .. . 366 Skating Rinks Rollerdrome Skating Academy 737 N H . . ...... 537 KANSAS HEAT SERVICE STOKERS AUT O.M ATIC BUT LER & WHITING STOKE RS Service On All Makes CLt FF R."t.M:SEY Sororities Alpha Chi Omega 1246 Oread . ....... . • . . .... 898 Alpha Delta Pi 1145 La . . .. .. .. ... .. . . .. . .. 290 Alpha Omicron Pi 1144 La . .. ... .. ... . .. .. .. 888 Chi Omega HouS<! 1345 W Campus rd ... . .. .. .. 731 Delta Gamma 100 1 w Hills pkwy .. . ... . .. . . . . 768 Gamma Phi Beta 133 9 W Campus rd . •. . ... . .. 267 KAPPA ALPHA THETA 1433 Tenn . .. ... . .••. 295 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Gower Place . . . . ... . . 718 Pi Beta Phi 1246 Miss . . . . ..... .... . . .. .. . . 415 Sigma Kappa 1625 Edgehill rd . .. . . . .. . .. . .. 3140 Sport ing Goods Rutter's Shop 1014 Mass... . ........... . .. . 319 945 ~ Mass . .. ... . .. .. . .. ........• •. 60 STOKOL AUTOMATIC STOKERS- KAW VALLEY FUEL CO E 10 .. ... . .. . .. .. 219 Storage Gauck Transfer & Storage Co 512 E 9 ... . . .. . . 927 lawrence Transfer & Storage Co 733 N H .. ... . . 15 Miller Furniture Co 930 Mass .. ... . .. .. . .. .. 331 Stoves, Heating, Coal Springs, Automobile See Automobile Springs Stables-See Riding Academies Achnings Hardware 822 Mass .. . ... ... •.. . . .. 679 Miller & Malott 736 Mass . . ... .. ... . .... . •. 615 ~~ EAIY \VA\' _.1 cld Stamps, Rubber-See Rubber Stamps J;J State Offices '<ELLO'W PAGE~ \S f-Ir( Kansas State Highway Comm Maintenance Dept 600 Lincoln . .. ..... .. .. 342 Material Dept 1846 Mass ....... . •• . . .... . 476 Stationers Allen Press 1st Natl Bk bg . .. . .. •• ... • .. . .. 1234 Bullock's 2 E 7 . .. .. . .. ... . .. . .... .. ..• •. . 379 Carter Stationery Store 1025 Mass .. . . . ... . . 1051 PAL ..... ~lLOW ~GbSfOr<MY GAL YELLDW PAGES EVERY ~y HELP HER SHOP..• n THE EA~V WAY •• "'\ ~ ' SHE'S NOT LAZYI She's just wise. She lets the Yellow Pages tell her who sells what she wants, and then shops by telephof!e. It saves time, energy, ancl money. �"Where Tt B~q It" STO-TEL 47 Stoves, Used Hoffman Furnit ure & Hdw Stove Repairing-New Bowls & Grates 732 Mass ....... .•.. ... . ... . .... . ... 836 Surety Bonds-See Bonds, Surety Sweepers-Se-e Vacuum Cleaners, Domestic Tailors Schulz Wm H 924 ~ Mass ... . •• ..... • . . ... .. 914 Taxicabs 922 Mass . . .. ... .. .. .... •. 12 (See Adver t isement This Page ) Co 107 W 7 . ... .... . . . ..... . •• 65 ( See Advertisement This Page) Six-Five Taxi 101 w 7 .. . . • .. . .. .. . . . .... ... 65 Union Cab Co Jayhawker Theatr e bg .. . . ..... 2800 ( See Advertisement This Page ) Hunsinger Taxi Co Jayhawk Taxi Tea Rooms Colonial Tea Room 936 Ky .. . . .. ........ . .. . 978 Evans Hearth The 1941 Mass .. . . . . . . .. . ... . 1036 Telegraph Companies 24-Hr. Prompt Service 40 Years of Continuous Service 920-22 Mass. Western Union Telegraph Co 703 Mass .. . .... 2764 Who sells it? Where is he located? This Directot·y tells yott! · "If you want a safe, clean cab with a courteous driver just CALL • •• CALL2800 DAY OR NIGHT (Baggage Handled) Tel. Day and Night Service Cabs Owned by Drivers JAYHAWK TA\XI; 107 West 7th 2800 Lyle King Mack McClung Tim Murphy UNION CAB CO. �.- r----------- ~------------------------ 48 TEL- TIN LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Telephone Companies SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE SERVICE- /A/~?J!To. it should h ave good brakes " TELEPH Ol'>lE" SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO 734 Vt .221 After 5 P M and on Sundays and hoi idays call . .. . .. ... . . .. . ... . ... . 600 Tc lephone Service Calls To report a telephone out of order . .. . .. ... .. . . . Call Repair Service For telephone numbers which do not appear in the directory . ... . .. .. . . .. .. . Call information To obtain assistance on calls or report unsat isfacto r y service on a call. ... .. Call Ch ief Operator Telephone Directory Advertising See Advertising, Telephone Directory Termite Control Kansas Insulation & Roofing Co 2528 W 10 Topeka (toll call) . 2-5505 !See Advertisement This Page) Terminix Co of Kansas City Plaza Theatre bg K C Mo . ... . . .. . . . . .. <toll call>. Westport 6262 Theatres Granada Theatre 1020 Mass . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9% Jayhawker Theatre 646 Mass.. .. . . . .. . .. .. .. . 10 Varsity Theatre 1015 Mass .... . .. . . . . • . .. . . 1:32 Tinners Kopp Wm P Sheet Metal Shop l Oll Mass .. . .. 122 Penchard E W 13 E a . . . . .. . .. . ..... .. .. . . 245 ZIESENIS C H 207 w a .. .. . .. . .. .. . .. . . . .943 The Classified T elephone Di1'ectory is on the job twenty-four hou1'S each day. FREE TERMITE INSPECTION BONDED WRI'ITEN G UARANTEE Local Reference of Homes, Government Buildings and Industrial Plants KANSAS Insulation & Roofing Co. Lawrence 2418M Topeka 2·&50& rw $ l__Q) IS A BAKER, he makes such fine c akes c :~~ :~EANER, your clothes he makes fresh ~t JX-RAY, it shows what's inside you Y.F!kow Pages, they are your guide to ... IE771if ~ 1 WAYS to lind dealers who sell what you need. From autos (and brake .repair servke) to X-rays, the Yellow Pages ten you who sells any goods or service you need. �/ TIR-TIR "Where To Buy It" 49\ Ti res ACME TIRES & SERVICE- BUDDY GALLAGHER MOTORS 634 Mass . .. 1000• CARTER SUPER SERV STA 24 Hr Wrecker Serv- Repairs All Makes 1000 Mass .. . .......... .. . .. ..... •. 1300· Fritz Company 14 E B . ... . .. . . ..... . ... .. .... 4 <See Adver tisement This Page) Goodrich Silverlown Stores 916 Mass . . •.. .•... 21 Goodyear Serv Inc 72& Mass .... ... .. ... .•. . 266- GOODYEAR TIRES Hiob valu-low <:<>St. Hence, • more people r ide on Goodyear ttres than on any other kind. Save at the Sian o/ the 1 1 , GO<Xtuear Diamo>td. . · . • "WHERE TO BUY IT" COMPANY 14 E . 8th CARTER SUPER SERV STA 24 Hr Wrecker Serv-Repairs All Makes Use Our Budget Payment Plan 1000 Mass .. .. . .. .. . . .• ... .. . . . . 1300 GOODYEAR SERV INC 726 Mass .. ... .... 260 HOOD TIRES- MOTOR IN ON E STOP STA Prompt Road Service 827 Vt . . .. .. . . . . ..... .. . • . .. .. • . 61J7 TIRES - BATTERIES - RADIOS AUTO SUPPLIES EASIEST TERMS IN TOWN Motor In One Stop Sta 827 Vt . . ... . ...... . •. 607 (See Advertisement This Page) ( Continued Next Page) us Tires HOOD TIRES ~DSERl'lc~ rP.# EASY PAY PLAN ROAD SERVICE 607 MOTOR IN SKELLY PRODUCTS 8:!7 Vt, Com p lete Auto Re pa irin g. Call 607 Winter Chevrolet Co. "We Do a Complete Job" on All Makes of Cars 738 New Hampshire �r 50 TIR-TRU LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Tires- (Cont'd) Tree Surgeons SEIBERLING SAFETY T I R E s - - - - - ~~~h;;~~~~~~x;;at~~t~'tl ::t~i tit'ftnmrm:. Vents" keep you sn.fe-r, make t ire last longer. Seiberling' s DOUBLE gua.r antee ~ga lnst cuts, bruises, blowouts, costs n othing extra. Truck Bodies McCONNELL LUMBER co-------, TRUCK A:-.ID TRAILER BODIES "WHERE TO BUY IT" KAW VALLEY OIL CO 1318 Sherman Tree Experts Lawrence Natl Bk bg .... 441 w 7 .. . . . . .. . 598 Winter Chevrolet Co 73 8 N H ...•. ...... . .. .. 77 (See Advertisement Preceding Pagel For Stock, Grain, or :Merchandise Hauling Built To Your Specifications See Us for Estimates 846 E 13 ........ • . .... .. • ........ 576 Truck Lines Tires, Used CENTRAL TRUCK L I N E s - - - - - - - - , Auto Wrecking & Junk Co 712 E 9 ... .. ... . .. 954 CLYDE C o RP DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE Tobacco, Wholesale Pierson August J & Son 902 Mass ..... . • . .. . 1792 Tombstones-See Monuments Tourists Camps Kasold Ernest Cabin Camps ! Mi West of City Limits on US 40 RFD 1 . .. .. .. . ...... . ...... .. ..... 2030 TO & FRm1 KA~SAS CITY "Every Load Ins~'red" 807 Vt . . ....... ..... ... ..... . ..•• 700 Residence Telephone .. ........ . ..... 1976 Gauck Trfr & Stge Co 512 E 9 ............• . 927 Hall Bros Truck Lines 1245 Conn . .. .. .. . . . .. . 9.36 (See Advertisement This Page) LAWRENCE TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Twice Daily K C Freight Service 733 N H .. . ..... .. . ......... .. . .. .... 15 LEONARD BROS TRANSPORT CO DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE T owe I Service Bartz Towel & Linen Serv 1316 Conn . .. .. . ... 986 Co-Operative Linen Supply 1040 Conn . .. ...... 947 Between Lawrence, Topeka, Leavenworth, Lansing, Atchison , St. Joseph and Kansas City. Connections for all points in Kansas. 820 Vt .. •........ . ... ....... .. ... 311 Tractors JOHN DEERE TRACTORS PARTS & SERVICEGREEN BROS 633 Mass .. . ... ....... .. . . 631 Leonard Bros Transport Co 820 Vt ........... 31! SANTA FE TRAIL TRANSPORTATION co-- McCORMICK-DEERING FARMALL TRACTORSKRAFT & STARR CO 1818 Mass . . . ... . . .. . 149 Daily "orvlce between Kansas City, St. Joseph, Lin• ~"' coin, Joplin, Ft. Smith, s.... Tulsa, Wichita, Hutchinson, E Omaha, Oklahoma. City, _ ,.,_ l!lnl d, Cotteyvllle, Dodge Pity, To!>eka, Salina and Intermediate POillta. Dependable Freight Service. Transfer, Baggage Cloud A R 913 Del. .. . ...... . .... . . . . ..... 705 COMBEST RILEY TRANSFER AND STORAGE MOVING- PACKING - CRATING !'FOR INFORMATION CALL• Santa Fe Trail Transportation Co 610 E 7 . .. 98 (Continued Next Page) ln B•uiness 21 Years Excavating CALL 10 E 9 .. ......... .. .. .. .. .. .. . •. 1542 Residence Telephone . .......... . .... 1542 SMITH ETHAN A DELIVERY SERVICE-----. FREIGHT DELIVERY SERVICE LOCAL HAULING BAGGAGE & TRAN SFER Prompt S ervice 816 E 9 .. . ......... . . ... ... . ...... 46 Daily Service to Topeka & Kansas City HALL BROS. TRUCK LINES Transfe r, Moving-See Movers Insured �"Where To Buy It" Truck Lines-(Cont'd) 51 Upholstering WATSON BROS BONDED SERVIce----Reliable Freight Ser vice MA IN OFFICES, OMAH A, NEB. TRU-VIN irlrh • Chica~:o - Kansas City - Denver ))es Moines - Sioux City - St. Jo· seph - L incoln - O ruab;~. • N odolk Columbus - F remont - Nebraska City • Shenandoah - Clarinda Red Oak • Sabetha - Atchison, and I ntermediate Points. LONG DISTANCE MOVIJ\"G "FOR INFORMATION CALL" WATSON BROS TRANSPORTATION CO 11 E 9. 591 Day or Night Call . .. .. . . .. . . .... . ... . .. . 591 Watson Bros Transportation Co 11 E 9 . .. .. . .. 591 Zimmerman Freight Lines Inc 10 E 9 . . ... . . . 1542 Trucks, Motor Courter P E Upholstering Co Repairing-Refinishing-Slip Covers Made 837 Vt . . .. . ......... ... , .. . .. .. . .. . 143 Farr Edgar H &4& W 23 .. ..... .••. . • .• •. .. 1290 Ramsey W A Shade Shop 818 Mass........... 606 Vacuum Cleaners, Domestic Bellinger Elec Co Cadillac Tan k & Beaters-Rentals 12 E 9 . ..•...... , .•. ..... .. . ...... , 428 Cox F v Electrolux Cleaner & Air Purifier 1734 Vt . . . . . . . .. . .... ... ....... . . 3056 EUREKA AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICEKING'S APPLI AN CES 931 Mass . . .. .. •. .. . 186 HOOVER AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICEHANNA RADIO SHOP 904 Mass ..•......•. 303 Ramsey W A Shade Shop 818 Mass . .• •• . •. . . . 606 DIAMOND T TRUCKS SALES & SERVICEHUNSINGER MOTOR CO 24 Hr Wrecker Serv-Repairs All Makes 922 Mass ... . . . ......... . . ... , . . . .. 12 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SALES & SERVICEWhatever You Haul, Let . . These Trucks Carry I t. A Size of Truck For Every Haulin g Need. Sales & Serv· ice Dealers L isted Below. "WHERE TO B UY IT" KRAFT & STARR CO 1818 Mass . ..... . .. 149 Typewriters Carter Stationery Store 1025 Mass . ... . .. . .. 1051 ROYAL TYPEWRITERS- Vacuum Cleaners, Repairing Bellinger Elec Co 1 2 E 9 . . ... . . • . . . . . ... • .. 428 Mann C J Repair Shop 839 Ky ... ... •. .. ... 2611 Singer Sewing Mch Sales Agcy 723 Mass ... . .. 584 Variety Stores Kress S H 921 Mass . . ... ..... . •.•.. ..... . . 583 Woolworth F W Co 91 5 Mass ..... .. .• ...... . 962 Venetian Blinds Miller Furniture Co 930 Mass .. .. ... .• . •.... 331 Ramsey W A Shade Shop 818 Mass. . .. .. .. .. . 606 Veterinarians HARBOUR E G L - - - - - - - - . . , LAWRENCE TYPEWRITER EXCH ------- 735 Mass.S48 UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS- BULLOCK'S 2 E 7 .•. . .. .. ...• • ......... 379 Undertake rs-See Funeral Directors Universities-See Schools, Universities GRADUATE VETERINARIAN GENERAL P RACTICE Large Animals Small Animals Dog and Cat Hospital 21 Years Experience 837 N H . . . . . . . ........•. •• ..•• .. •4.39 LEASURE VETERINARY HOSPITAL_ _ _.., DR. J. E. ZIE GLJ<Jt The Classified Telephone Directory is on the job twenty-four hoUt·s each day. Graduate Veterinarian DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL Special Attention to Poultry D iseases Rural Calls Welcomed 809 Vt .. , ... , .. . ..... .. .. . . ...•.. 193 Residence Tel ephone. .. . . . ... .... . .. 159.3 PIERSON I J New Modern Dog & Cat Hospital 219 E 9 . .. . ... . ... .. . ... . . . .... • .. . . . 602 Vinegar Krum C C 810 Pa . .. . ... .. . .. . . .. • ....... . 335 "WE'VE GOT THE ANSWERS!" The Yellow Pages sayt "Let us give you a full lid of dealers so thot you can get comparative prices or estimates." The Classified Telephone Dit·ectory is on the job twenty-four hours each day. �. .--.. 52 WAL-WRE LAWRENCE CLASSI FIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Wall Paper COOK PAI NT & VARNISH CO 919 Mass ... • •1473 D & S WALL PAPER & PAINT STORE 818 Mass .593 Keeler Book Store 939 Mass .. .••.• . . . .• .. . .. 33 LAWRENCE HARDWARE Complete Stock Newest Papers & Paints 724 Mass ..... .. .. .. .. • .•. . , ..• , ..• . 178 Miller & Malott 736 Mass . ....... . . . ...... . 615 Wheel Balancing MOTOR IN ONE STOP STAnou------. BEAN SYS TEM WHEEL BAL A NCING COMPLETE AUTO REP AIR SERVICE R OAD SERVICE Skelly Products - H ood T ires Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service 827 Vt . . .•....... ... . ..... .. .. .. . 607 Washing Machines ABC WASHERSAMERICAN SERV CO 616 Vt . .. ..• • . ...... 4B Achnings Hardware 822 Mass . . .. . . .... . . ... . 679 BELLINGER ELEC CO Repairs All Makes 12 E 9 . . . . , .. . . ... ..... . .. .. . , . .... 428 Bratton & Brooks 846 Mass .. . . . .. .. . . .. . .. . 274 DEXTER WASHING MACHINESGREEN BROS 633 Mass . . .. .... . .• . .... . 631 EASY WASHERSKING'S APPLIANCES 931 Mass . .. .. .... .. 186 l awrence Hardware 724 Mass .. . .. . . .. •. . .. . 17B Lawrence Maytag Co 723 Mass .. ... . . . .. .. . . 680 (See Advertisement This Page} SPEED O.UEEN WASHING MACHINESERNST & SON 826 Mass. . .. . . .... . . . .... 341 Washing Machines, Repairing Bratton & Brooks 846 Mass . . ..... . .. . ... .. . 274 Mann C J Repair Shop 839 Ky .. ... • . .. .... 2611 Window Shades Ramsey W A Shade Shop 818 Mass ....•. ..• •• 606 Womens Wear- See Ladies Ready-to-Wear Wood Cloud A R Kindling- Free Delivery 913 Delaware . . . . . . .. .. .. .. . . ... .. .. 705 Wrecker Service, Automobile See Automobile Wrecker Service T o know u W he1'e to Buy If' look in the Classified T elephone Directory. Waste Paper Aut o Wrecking & Junk Co 712 E 9 . ... ....... 954 Water Heaters Kansas Public Serv Co 733 Mass .... . .. • .... . 31 5 TELEPHONE Welding Forney Mach.ine Works 229 Elm ... . . . ... . . ... 653 Lawrence Iron Works 611 N H .... ........ . .. 106 (See Advertisement This Page} Phillips l F Construction Co 304 Ind .. . . . .. .. . 372 Pickens Machine Works 623 Vt .... .. .. . ... . . 179 Wheel Aligning 680 For All Washer Service LAWRENCE MAYTAG CO. Geo. H. Seely, ) lgr. 723 Mass. " Ask Yottr N eighbor Who Owus One" PICKENS MACHINE WORKs·- - - - -..... Axle, Wheel and Frame Aligning \VI-IEEL I3ALA-;.JCI.NG STATIC AND DYNAMIC Acetylene and Electric ·w elding 623 Vt . •... . . ...... . . ... ... . .. . . . 179 Schulz Chas G Bee line Wheel Aligning System 730 Vt . . . ....•. , .. , . . . . . .. . . . . , .... 403 Winter Chevrolet Co Bear Wheel Aligning & Balancing 738 N H . .. .. . ... .. •... , . . ... • . . . .. . . 77 W ho sells it? W here is he located? T his Directory tells you/ WIElDD· PORTABLE EQUIPMENT Electric & Acetylene Welding Boiler & Machine Work Lawrence Iron Works Call 106 Call NIGHT TEL. 1803 611 N.H. ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Telephone Directories Subject The topic of the resource Business enterprises — Kansas — Lawrence — Telephone directories. Lawrence (Kan.) — Telephone directories. Douglas County (Kan.) — Telephone directories. Description An account of the resource This collection contains telephone directories for Lawrence (Kan.), published between 1933 and 1954. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Nov 1941 Telephone directory, Lawrence, Kansas. Subject The topic of the resource Business enterprises — Kansas — Lawrence — Telephone directories. Lawrence (Kan.) — Telephone directories. Douglas County (Kan.) — Telephone directories. Description An account of the resource Text: A telephone directory of Lawrence (Kan.) residents and businesses produced in November 1941 by Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. The directory contains information about long distance calls, Lawrence telephone subscribers' phone numbers and addresses, and a classified section with businesses sorted by type. Numerous ads are also present in the directory. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Helen Osma Local History Room Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-11-01 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who may have more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. 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" " " " tJ;/111, . . ~ Mr-PJ'-• EMERGENCY CALLS for your long Distance car This chart shows the tide of telephone traffic du, an average day. Notice the times when the tide runs low? noon .• .late ofternoon ••• and mid-evening. If you pick these times to place your out-of-to calls, you'll usually be connected more quick. FIRE ................................ . Call "FIRE DEP ..290 SHERIFF . ..... . · · .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Federal ureau of Investigation For LONG DISTANCE RATES FROM LAWRENCE STATION-TOSTATION PERSON-TOPERSON STATION-TOSTATION From LAWRENCE LAWRENCE to: to: I 1 I I N~\i'rs WEEK-I DAYS SUNDAY DAYS ~UNO~ I .85 1.95 1.00 .25 .25 .25 .15 .75 1.80 .85 1.25 .45 l.65 3.75 1.85 .60 .60 .40 .20 1.55 3.45 1.65 2.25 1.05 1.65 3.20 .60 · 1.25 .20 25 .45 .95 .25 .40 .25 .40 .15 .20 .25 .30 .20 .25 .25 .40 .40 1.00 .10 .15 1.00 .40 1.35 2.55 .60 1.40 .25 .30 .15 .35 .35 .60 .25 .45 1.45 1.20 2.10 .25 .90 .65 .45 .15 .25 .25 .50 .25 1.55 .20 .50 .25 .25 e Telephone Number or Address .• Call "INFORMATION" extreme emergency, call "Operator" 1.25 2.90 1.45 .60 1.80 .7;, 2.45 .90 .25 .70 .40 .40 .20 .30 .20 .20 .65 .55 .so .55 1.25 .45 1.05 2.80 2.20 4.00 .60 1.75 1.55 .95 .20 .30 .55 1.10 ..30 2.95 .25 1.15 .40 30 .90 .45 .75 215 1.75 3.10 .60 TEL! PHONE SERVICE CALLS Call "Repair Service" .561-J 857-M , When a Tele bone Is Out o f O r d er ,.. •••••••••• To Report Di 1iculty • • · . Call "Supervisor" With local seI'Vlce • • • • · • • • · · • • • · • • · • • • · · · · · Call "Long Distance" With long distance .. • • • · · · · · · · · · · • • · • • • · Call "Business Office" Telephone Business Matters . ................ . (Whe ·sh to order a telephone, have your telephone you w1 b ·11) moved, or discuss your l . I TO A ANS WE WAIT TEN RINGS . · · PRO ,1PTLY · · · When our t lephone rings, answer promptly. A delay may · cause y u to miss an important call. When you place a call, give th_e called party time to get to his telephone from another part of the house, or even from the_yard . Wait ten rings ... about a mmute. SPEAK DISTINCTLY.·· When you answer, identify yourself immediatf" ly with some such p hrase · s "1732', or ''Smith De. partmen Store." Answering in 1!-~ .... t s needless this manner eu.uu-u-a e questioning . . . saves time. Talk directly -to the telephone. Your lips should be about half an . h from the mouthpiece. Use a inc D 't natural, pleasant voice. on whisper. Don't shout. .8: .4C .3( Rate.. quoted do not include U. S. taxes or rhe Kansas sales tax where applica 1563-J 532-W .. 791 .. 600 .. 94o ~47-W 1 983-M .. 404 .1601 ~06-W 203-M ·16-R 149 ;)7-F j -2-W, :2-M ', 76-J ~-M -W w D VALUE TO YOUR TELEPHONE SERVICE IDENTIFY YOURSELF.·· .80 .30 2.3C .2~ ... 48 13-K-6 · Directory · Numbers Not m ......•.•. • . • . • • • • • • • • • Call ·"Information" 1.35 .30 .55 11t~ 417 -W 1-J i~st~ .1922 i·\ .. 124 ! 136-W Long Distanc. Calls .......•..•....•.•..••.... Call "Long Distance" 1.05 .70 .20 049 837 /"J-w 25 ', ,40 .70 .15 .70 2.00 .95 .30 .888 .3314 J,O .40 .20 1.15 2.65 1.25 .. 365 ,36-R PERSON-TO PERSON WEEK-I N~<;r0Ts Longview, Tex ...•.• 1.25 Abilene, Kan. . . . . . . .65 .35 .85 .70 Los Angeles, Calif••. 2.80 Albuquerque, N. Mex. 1.70 1.25 2.25 1.80 Louisville, Ky .. .... . 1.40 Amarillo, Tex.. . . . . . 1.25 .85 1.65 1.25 Madison, Kan ...... . .50 Arkansas City, Kan. . .90 .55 1.25 .90 Manhattan, Kan •.•.. .50 Atchison, Kan.. . . . . . .35 .25 .45 .45 Mayetta, Kan ...•..• .30 Atlanta, Ga. . . . . . . . 1.70 1.25 2.25 1.80 McLouth, Kan ....•. .15 Augusta, Kan.. . . . • . .75 .45 1.05 .75 Memphis, Tenn •.... 1.15 Baldwin, Kan.. • . . . . .15 .15 .20 .20 Miami, Fla. . ...... . 2.60 Bartlesville, Okla.... .70 .45 .95 .70 Minneapolis, Minn •.. 1.25 Basehor, Kan. . . . . . . .20 .20 .25 .25 1.70 New Orleans, La. Birmingham, Ala. . . . 1.50 I 1.10 2.00 1.60 Newton, Kan ...... . .75 Bonner Springs, Kan. .20 . .20 .25 .25 New York City, N. Y. 2.40 Burlington, Kan.. . . . .45 .25 .55 .55 Oklahoma City, Okla. .95 Centropolis, Kan. . . . .20 .20 .25 .25 Olathe, Kan ..•..... .20 Chanute, Kan.. . . . . . .60 .35 .80 .65 Omaha, Neb....... . .70 Chicago, Ill. . . . . . . . 1.25 .85 1.65 1.25 Osage City, Kan .. .. . .30 Clinton, Kan.. . • • . • . .10 .10 .15 .15 Osawatomie, Kan •. .. .30 Coffeyville, Kan... . . .80 .50 1.15 .85 Oskaloosa, Kan .. ... Concordia, Kan.. . • . . .75 .45 1.05 .75 .15 Cottonw'd Falls, Kan. .55 .30 .75 .60 Ottawa, Kan ....... . .25 Council Grove, Kan. . .50 .25 .60 .60 Overbrook, Kan ...•. .20 Dallas, Tex......... 1.25 .85 1.65 1.25 Paola, Kan . .....••• .30 DeSoto, Kan. . . • • . . .15 .15 .20 .20 Parsons, Kan ....•.. .70 Denver, Colo.. . • . . . • 1.40 1.00 1.85 1.45 Perry, Kan ........• .10 Pittsburg, Kan ..••.. .70 ,,,,D~et-,-ro_it~,_M_l~ch_._.._._._.........._1_.6_5---11-1_._20_..---2.20 1.75 [I Dorado, Kan. . . . . .70 .40 1.00-- .70 Pittsburgh, Pa..... . 1.90 Emporia, Kan.. • . . . . .50 .25 .60 .60 Plainville, Kan ..... . 1.05 Eudora, Kan.. . • . • . • .10 .10 .15 .15 Pomona, Kan ...... . .25 Eureka, Kan........ .65 .35 .85 .70 Richland, Kan. (Shawnee Co.> ..•. .15 -=E----=xc_el-=-si_or---=-:Sp:..-;:g'-s.-'-,_M_o_;_."+-_;_'4....::..0__,,--=·3=--=5_;...._:.55 .50 Richmond, Mo, ..... .45 Fairview, Okla. . . . . • .90 .60 1.201]90Ft. Scott, Kan.. . • . . .55 .30 .75 .60 St. Joseph, Mo•.•.. .40 Fredonia, Kan. . • • • • .65 .35 .85 .70 St. Louis, Mo•...... .95 Garnett, Kan. . • . • • . .40 .25 .50 .50 St. Marys, Kan •.•.• .35 Helena, Mont.. . . . . . 2.20 1.55 2.95 2.30 Salina, Kan •....... .75 Herington, Kan. . . • . .60 .35 .80 .65 Salt lake City, Utah 2.10 Hiawatha, Kan.. . . . . .45 .25 .55 .55 San Antonio, Tex•. .. 1.65 Holton, Kan. . . . . • • . .35 .25 .45 .45 Seattle, Wash ..... . 3.00 Horton, Kan.. . . • • . . .35 .25 .45 .45 Seneca, Kan.. . . • . • .50 Houston, Tex.. . • • . • 1.55 1.15 2.05 1.65 Shreveport, La •..... 1.30 Hutchinson, Kan. • . . .85 .50 1.20 .85 Spearville, Kan •.••• 1.15 Independence, Kan... .75 .45 1.05 .75 Sprfngfield, Mo••••. .70 Independence, Mo. • • .35 .35 .50 .50 Tonganoxie, Kan•••• .15 Iola, Kan. . • . . . • • • • .50 .25 .60 .60 Topeka, Kan ....•••• .25 Joplin, Mo.. . . . . • . . .65 , .40 .90 .65 Troy, Kan ......•.•. .45 Kansas City, Mo. • . . .35 .35 .SO .SO Tulsa, Okla•...••••• .80 lansing, Kan. . . . • • . .25 .25 .30 .30 Valley Falls, Kan •••• .25 teavenworth, Kan. • • .25 .25 .30 .30 Washington, D. C•••• 2.20 L?compton, Kan.. . . • .10 .10 .15 .15 Wellsville, Kan •••••. .20 U ,coin, Neb. . • . • . • .65 .40 .90 .65 Wichita, Kan •..•... .80 L:;-r. vood, Kan.. • • • • .10 .10 .15 .15 Williamsburg, Kan•.. ~o J_,tt ~ Rock, Ark.. . . . 1.05 .70 1.40 1.05 Winchester, Kan •• ... .25 307 . 763 TELEPHON NOV 1 942 POLICE .......................... . Call "POLICE DEPA 2-13-04 NIGHT and SUNDAY RA TES APPLY FROM 7 P.M. TO 4:30 A.M. and ALL DAY SUND RATES ARE FOR 3 MINUTES (On Station-to-Station Calls of 25 Cents o r ~ 5 Miaut From Kc Copyright, November, 1942 Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. ' 66 M w -5 4 R R 2 3 -5 M 7 IJ 27 "!-5 I ~ 3 ,5 !3 !6 12 t �l FACTS .ABOUT LONG DISTANCE SERVICE To assist you in choosing the service to use STATION-TO-STATION CALLS PERSON-TO-PERSON CALLS The rates are lower on these You talk to a particular person On the lower-priced station-to-station call, you talk to anyone who answers at the number called. To make a station-to-station call: On person-to-person calls, you call for a particular person, or a particular extension, such as ''Room 711 Hotel Excelsior.'' This service assure~ your getting to talk to the person you want. To make a person-to-person call: Call "Long Distance." Give her the name of the town to which you want to talk, and the telephone number, if you know it. For example, say "Memphis, Tennessee, 9-8798," or "Memphis, Tennessee, Mr. John Ford's residence at 197 Court Avenue." Be sure not to specify any particular person, or the number or location of any private branch exchange station (such as Room 711, Hotel Excelsior, or Shipping Deparbnent). Such calls take the higher person-to-person rate. Facts About Station-to-Station Calls 1. Rates are lower than on person-to-person calls. See rate table on inside front cover of this directory. · Z. They are usually more quickly completed than person-to-person calls. 3. If you call a town to which the rate is 25 cents or less, you are permitted a five-minute conversation without additional charge. On calls over 25 cents, the initial period is three minutes. 4. The call is timed from the moment the called telephone is answered. \ \ Call "Long Distancs." Give her the town, the telephon ~ number or address, and the name of the person or department you want. For example, say "Memphis, Tennessee, 9-8798, Mr. John Ford," or "Memphis, Tennessee, 9-8798, Extensi )n 711." Facts About Person to- Person Calls 1. Charges begin whet. you start talking with the called person or with anyone at a called extension telephone. Z. All initial periods are for three minutes. The rate for person-to-person calls is somewhat higher than for station-to-station calls. 3. We will make repeated attempts on the same or a later day to reach the person with whom you want to talk, at dill.erent telephones or even in different towns. No additional charge is made for this service. However, if your party cannot be reached for reasons beyond the control of the telephone company, or your call is canceled, a nominal report charge is made to compensate for our efforts. COLLECT CALLS ••• OUT-OF-TOWN NUMBERS ••• You may reverse charges; that is, have them billed to the ca.lled telephone. Simply tell the opera~_or you want to call collect. If the called party agrees to pay the charges, they will be billed to his telephone. To obtain telephone numbers in any other city, call "Long Distance." FOR FASTER SERVICE ••. CALL BY NUMBER ••• If you know the number of the distant telephone, give it to Long Distance. It will speed your call. 9 LAWRENCE, KANSAS ,~ Alphabetical Telephone Directory A A & B Root Beer Stand 628 N 2. _.....•.••..... 2072 !~br~ Rly C r 739 Ohio ................... 3417-R el Lau r RFD 5 ....................... 773-N-3 Ab e e eon G r 1012 Tenn ............•..... 2911-M Abels Edwin F r 2032 Mass .......••.......... 2233 Abraham Eva Ward r 615~ Ind ......•.......... 2294 Abraham R C r 1607 Stratford Rd ............ 1237-J !b~ams Geo r 824 Ohio .................... 3101-W c er ER r 2018 Vt. ....................•.. 1731 :c~n!ng Carl W r 925 Mo ................... 1647-J c nrng R G r 846 Mo ..........•.....•...... 2691 Achnings Hardware 822 Mass .................. 679 !~k~r~an Hat Shop 1023 Mass ................. 165 arr R Mrs r 1324 Ohio ......•.•.•....... 2738-J Adams CE r 937 Maine ......•....•..•..... 2272-W Adams F P r 1300 E 13 ......•............... 2366 Adams King r 318 Locust ..•...•.....•..... 2134-M Adams Minnie Mrs r 745 Mass ..•...••..••..... 2401 Adams O L r 635 Elm ............•......... 3132-R Addy E P r 2209 Mass ................•..•... 1453 Adelane's Ready-To-Wear 823 Mass ............. 554 Adell Mary r 1037 Ky ......••..••••..•...... . 1116 Airport (See City Offices) Akers Harry J r 1035! Mass ..•..•••...••.... 1607-J Akers Jno C r 21,30 Learnard .......••..••..... 2187 Akers John Sr 1920 Mass ..•..••••....•.... 2557-J Akin Tom O r RFD 2 ........•........•.... 784-N-3 Akright Jake r 309 Elm .........•••...•..... 3414-J Albach Henry r 618 W 4 ....•...••••..•..... 1570-R Albert Wm Mrs r 731 Ala ..•...•..••••..•.. 2306-W Albrecht R M r 1229 Tenn ..••...•. ·.•....... 2977-J ALBRIGHT CR chiropractor 1023! Mass ........ 1531 Residence 1343 Tenn ..••..•...••••....... 1531 Albright C R Dr r 1343 Tenn ...•......••...... 1385 Albright G E r 1809 Ala ...........••.•..... 2374-R Aldridge C P r RFD 1 .....•..•.•••..••.... 756-K-6 Alexander E E r 345 Miss ..••....••.•....... 1570-J Alexander H W r 636 Ky .........••.......... 2206 Alexander Jane Mrs r 918 Pa .••.•..••.•.... 1310-M Alexander Le Roy r 780 Elm ..•••••••..•.... 1130-W Alford Fred S r RFD 3 ..........•...•..... 743-K-5 Alkire Fred Fr 1622 Vt ..........•..••...•. 2807-M Alldredge Chas E filling sta 647 Ark ......... ... 2081 Allen C Roger r 1831 N H ......•.••••..•..... 2714 Allen Chas r 1203 Oread .•...••••••.•••.... 2389-W Allen Chas N r 1144 R I. ................... 2162-M Allen E B r 911 Mo .......••••••.•••••••.... 1869 Allen Forrest C Dr r 801 La .....•.•..•......... 300 Allen G Hr 1213 Vt .....•...•...•...•••... 2848-W .Allen H Cr 947 La ........•.......•.••...... 2960 Allen Harold r 416 W 6 ...••..••.••.......... 1211 Allen L C r 1706 Barker ....•.••.............. 1803 Allen Leona r 922 Pa .....••••••.•..•........ 1574 Allen Milton r 2022 Vt ....••••••.•••.•••.. 1893-W .Allen Nellie Mrs r 1407 Ky ..•..••..•••••.... 2683-R Allen Press 1st Nat! 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N H ................... . 3146 Davis Albert r RFD 5 . . ................•.. 786-K-5 Davis Alice Mrs r 433 Lincoln ............... 1193-R Davis Carl C r 710 Ala . . .. ................. 1610-R Davis Edw r 442 Mich ....................... 1323 Davis F S r 1912 La .. ....................... 1723 Davis Glenna D r 724 R I ..................... 1670 Davis JO r 1001 Miss .. .................... 2210-R Davis J R r 306 W 12 . . .. ................... . 1795 Davis Jane r 1032 Conn . .. .............•... 2263-J Davis OT r 1805 Maine . . . ................. 1772-M Davis R G r 446 Maine ....................... 1643 Davis Ralph r 112 W 15 ................... 2743-W Davis Robt McNair r 2210 N H ................ 2151 Davis Tr 1104 W 6 .. ...................... 2147-J Davis WW r 706 W 12 ..................... . 1114 Davis Walter Fr 2146 Tenn ........ ... ..... 1928-M Davison Leslie r 733 Lyons .................... 3259 Dawes Glenn A r 1101 Pa ................... 2555-J Dawes Richard r 1222 R I .................. 1681-W Dawson I L r 906 Conn ..................... 1666-R Day BB r 1105 Ky ........................ 1994-J Day Bert r RFD 2 ............•....••..... 761-K-2 Day E G r 946~ R I. ...................... 2640-W Day Earnest r 414 Elm ..................... 1631-J Day Eldred G r 815 Ala .................... 1573-R DEAD ANIMAL CO INC 110 N 5 ................ 197 DEAD ANIMAL DISPOSAL CO 900 Pa ....... . ... 369 Dean Clifford D r 1737 Miss ...•.............. 1812 Deay Ed r RFD 2 ..•..•..••••.•.••..••... 765-N-2 Deay L E r 1636 Ky ....................... 2889-W Deay Roy r RFD 2 .....•••••.•••••.....••. 765-N-3 Decker A I r 826 Ala ....•.....•...... ....... 1790 Decker Chas E r 705 Tenn .................... 2825 Decker WE r 715 W 9 ........•........... 2794-M DDeem F S Dr r 1108 Tenn ... .................. . 455 eever Lawrence Rev r 1645 Mass ........ ... . 1411-W Derorest L H r 2145 Mass ............ .. ... 2687-R ge;chtt P Mrs r 1231 Cr : ....•.....•... 1072-R e p eo. r 1803 La . . . . . . . .............. 1606 Deta 1 Chi 1245 W C:lmpus rd ................... 868 Delta Gamma 1001 W Hills pkwy ....... ... ..... 768 DEL TA TAU DELTA 1111 w 11. .. ........... 1106 gerta Upsilon 1025 W Hills pkwy ............... 2903 e uxe Cafe 711 Mass ..... .. ................ 561 Democrat The newspaper 904 Vt ............... . 464 Denewiler Harry r 727 N 3 ................ . 2345-M Denlinger F Br 131 E 23 .................. 2113-W genman Susan Mrs r 1010 Maine ............. . . 2999 enny Ed r 946 Mo ....................... 1847-M Denny Ed Serv Sta 1002 N H . . ............ . ... 2092 genton Marjorie r 1212 Ohio ................ 1810-M erby Geo F r 1027 Vt. .................... 2236-M DERBY GRAIN & COAL CO 301 Locust ....... . .. 370 Dergance Philip A r 1529 Ky ............... . 1860-J Derington Dorothy C Mrs r 2100 Ohio ............ 1954 Derington E Claudine r 2111 Tenn ............ 1720-M Detlor A W r 1244 R I ..................... 1350-M Deveney Mary Ar 631 La 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Dillon Altar 1019 Ky .................. . .. 2911-W Dillon Jack r RFD 2 . . .................... 703-N-4 Dillon P P r 1201 R I. .............·....... 2149-R Dillon Tom r RFD 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . 703-N-4 Dimery Alberta r 825 Garfield ..............• 2216-M Dimery Lizzie r 817 Pa . . ...... .. ........... 1370-R DINE-A-MITE INN 23 & La ................... 845 Dingelstedt Geo F r 832 La .................. 1640-J Dinsmoor Paul A Mrs r 1317 Strong av ....... . . . 3358 Dirks IT r 1611 Tenn .................... .. 1405-J Ditmars Geo r RFD 5 ................•.... 733-N-3 Dixon Crawford M r 826 Mo ................. 1636-J Dixon Don r 412 W 6 ...................... 2749-W Dixon F D r 716 Ala ............. .. ...... . 1825-W Dixon M H r 713 Mo ........................ 3171 Doane SC r 1510 E 13 .................... 1762-R Dobson Earl r 1222 Miss ...................... 495 Docking Geo r 1604 Stratford rd ........ . . .... . 1181 .DR PEPPER BOTTLING CO 815 N H .. .... .. 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................ 1448 cBeth M V r 1733 Miss ..................... 1664 cCabe Raymond r ·318 Johnson .........•... 1616-J cCall T r 1109 R I ...................•.. 2638-W cCall T M r 245 Maine ..............•.... 2665-R McCall Una A Mrs r 932 RI .................. 2551 19 Mccalla Wesley r 536 Ohio .................... 922 McCanles J C r 201 E 14 ................... 2916-J Mccann Lottie r 639 Elm ..................... 2508 McCartney Jesse E r 418 Forest. ............. 1693-R McCarty GB r 1744 Ark .................... 2682-J McCarty John French r 1231 Oread ........... 2788-J McCarty John W r 917 R I .................... 1668 McCauley A B r 1343 Tenn .................... 913 McClain WA r 2027 N H ................... 1554-R McClain Wilfred K r 217 Miss ................. 1328 McClanahan AF r 519 Ohio ................. 1394-R McCleery R R r 348 E 12 .................. 2162-W McClelland Nancy r 836 Miss ............... 1901-M McCloy Robt W r 1115 W 10 ............... 2543-M McCluggage Marston 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Beverage Co RFD 3 •...........•••.. 2013 McDonald F J r 845 Tenn .................... 1083 McDonald Frank W r 1605 Vt .................. 663 McDuff A R r 1824 Tenn ................... 2628-W McElhinny J G r 1133 Vt ................... 3103-J McFarland FM dentist 847 Mass ............... 231 McFarland F M Dr r 1613 Vt .........•......... 944 McFarland Nellie Mrs r 709 W 12 ............ 1544-R McFarland RR r RFD 2 ...•.••••••.•••.••• 775-N-5 McFarland W G Mrs r 700 Miss .............. 1224-R McGee N B r 520 Colo .......... . ............ 1288 McGhee Josie Lee Mrs r 930 Ill ............... . 1727 McGinnis J W r 232 N 6 .................... 2390-W McGinnis O A r 758 E Elm ................. 2601-W McGlasson Luther Er 1414 NY ............. 2414-M McGrath RI r 1542 Tenn ................... 1599-J McGregor D E Rev r 1009 Conn ................ 1331 McGrew M Conrad r 346 Ind .................. 2492 McGrew Nathan W r 715 Maine .........•...... 1132 McGrew-Peck See Holmes McGrew & Peck ......... 35 McGrew WM r 1941 Mass ................... . 1036 McGuire Lether r 1231 Oread ............... 3312-W McKay A r 808 Garfield ................... 1975-W McKay Clarence W r ·9 34 Miss ............... 2377-J McKee BE r 2141 R I ..................... 2266-J McKee David E r 1245 Oread ................ 3057-J McKee Roland r RFD 5 ....•....•....•..... 728-K-3 McKeetherEdna r 1745 Ohio ...•..•........... 2636 McKinney Merle r 1016 Ohio .................. . 907 t( McKissack B r 446 Fla ..................... 1988-J Ti 1 McKissack S M G Mrs r 1038 Pa ............... 1899 McKitrick Edw r 617 Walnut. .............•. 3132-M McKone SA Major r 500 La ....•..•......... 1433-R McKone Violet C Mrs r 801 Miss ............... 2169 McLaughlin Thad r 643 Tenn ................ 2793-R McLean L S r 1001 Pa .................... 2609-W McMahon JV r 1030 Ohio .................. 3110-R McManness NS r 1416 Ky ................. 3357-W McManus J W r 946~ Tenn ................. 1839-W McMillin M June Mrs r 1900 La 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McPheeters L E r 1315 Tenn ............... 2738~· McPike CW r 746 Mo ..................... 166!'" i/ 3r4 I ,1 '' j ( ' , r,.,. . , I..' �20 McP-MOR MOR-O'ME McPike W H r 735 Ark .................... 1894-W MillerW Lafe r 942 NJ ....••..•........•. 1630-11/ McSpadden Dean r 1515 Vt .•................. 2797 Miller WO gar 1900 Mass................. 385 McWilliams Lillie r 1300 N J .•...... ..... ... 2834-J Miller WO r 538 Ind ...................... 1694-M Meade I J r 1630 Ifl ...•.••.•................ 1223 Miller Woodrow r 508 La .................. 1394-W Meairs W G r RFD 2 ...••••••.......•...•. 793-K-2 Milliken J C r 2308 Vt. ............. ......... 2399 Means Hugh r 501 La . ......... ... . .......... 2548 Mills Jim Garage 229 Elm ........•............ 653 Mee Jno F r 1508 University dr ................ 2811 Mills J S r 454 Lincoln ...........•......... 2259-R Meguiar Elizabeth r 1309 Tenn ................ 1867 Milton R L r 821 Ill ......•................ 2143-J MehornayJ W r 215 W 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2652-W Miner Ruth Mrs r 2001 Mass ................ 1412-R Meierhoffer Frank r 910 Vt ...... .... ... .... 2640-J Minton Lola Mrs r 1237 Oread ............... 1072-W Melvin Frank E r 737 Maine ................... 1003 Minor Claude D r 639 Lyons................. 1939 Melvin Geo K r 2239 W Drive .................. 1722 Minor Dora r 733 4 North ......•........... 2770-J Melvin Laighton R r 737 Maine ................ 1003 Mishou E C r 154 7 Ky ..................... 2685-M Melvin & Melvin attys Jayhawker Theatre bg ...... 951 Mission Cafe 1904 Mass ...................... 2063 Melvin RE r S Manor Given ct ............... 2687-J Mitchell AB r 821 Miss .......... . ......... .1169 Memorial Park Cemetery E 15 . .. . . ... ......... 1459 Mitchell Arno ld r RFD 2 .............•.•..• 783-K-3 Mendenhall Madeline Mrs r 937! 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Miss ................ . 2631-W Young Mansfield r 1725 Tenn .......... . .... 2199-M Young V A r 1340 Haskell ..... .... ..... .. .. . . 1525 Youngberg Irvin E r 1908 Barker ..... .. ...... 1639-W Yount Jas r 823 Ark .......... .... ... . ..... 1049-J z Zelko J L Lt r 1205 Oread . ... ............ . . 2380-R Zephyr Bakery 546 Mass .... .. .... . ...... ... . . 209 Ziegler J E Dr r 946 Miss ................... 1160-R ZIESENIS C H heating contractor 207 W 8 ....... 943 Ziesenis C H r 1627 R I ............•......... 1023 Ziesenis Fred r 817 Ala . ............ ... . . .. 1573-W Ziesenis Kathryn r 824; Mass . .... . ..... ... . 1424-R Zilliox R L r 425 Ohio ........ . ....... ... . .. 1537-J ZIMMER L K physician 809 Ky ...... .. ......... 437 Zimmer L K Dr r 1145 W Hills pkwy ............ 1437 If no answer call ......................... .. 870 Zimmerman Glenn O r 1530 Tenn . . .. . .. ..... 3025-W Zimmerman J A r 924 Vt. .... .. ... .......... . 1999 Zimmerman O r 202 N 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2171-J Zimmerman R G r 2245 Vt. ................... 1338 Zimmerman Warren r 2208 Vt .. . . .. .. ....... . . 3035 Zink Guy r 1636 N H ......... . ....... .. ... 1376-J Zweifel Wm r 1132 W Hills pkwy . ......... . . .. . 1695 Zwicky J D r 529 Walnut .............. .... . .. 1470 �Lawr~nce, Kansas WH EN YOU TELEP E CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY November, 1942 For Information Concerning This Directory Call the Business Office Airports Abstracters Banks Frank E Over 70 years of service 1st Natl Bk bg ....................... 984 EMICK JNO C 737 Mass ................... 396 ASHCRAFT BROS FLYING SERVICE RFD 5 .. •314 City Offices Airport RFD 5 ....................•... . 314 (See Advertisem~nt This Page) Alfalfa Mills Adding Machines Lawrence Typewriter Exchange 735 Mass ...... 548 Advertising Photographers See Photographers, Commercial Advertising, Telephone Directory Small W J Co The RFD 5 ................... 750 Your "ad" in the Classified Section will be se"eiz by the BEST prospectspeople who are ready to buy. SOUTHWESTERN BELL TEL CO THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY is a medium that economically reackes the homes and offices. It is used as a buyers' guide when the buyer is in a buying mood. 734 Vt ..............•.......•... • 221 Charter Trips Primary and Advanced Approved Government Training School Agricultural Implements ALLIS-CHALMERS IMPLEMENTSNIED ER SERV STA 1900 Mass .......... . 385 JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS- ,,. 2 J. 8Be slow . to hang up when ca111ng. . e quick to answer when called. In th e Southwest 25 000 people d I I 0 ay hang up before the called party has a chance to answer. GREEN BROS 633 Mass ..•.............. . 631 Call 314 ASHCRAFT BROS. FLYING SERVICE Municipal Airport R.F.D. 5 Kraft & Starr Co 1818 Mass ............... . 149 McCORMICK-DEERING FARM IMPLEMENTSKRAFT & STARR CO 1818 Mass .......... . 149 VA HOESEN IMPLEMENT CO Formerly Richardson Bros. MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS TRACTORS - FARM MACHINERY COMBINES REPAIRS 520 - PARTS - SEllVICS w 23 .......•................ . 647 Who sells it? Where is he located? This Directory tells you! "WE'VE GOT THE ANSWERS!" The Yellow Pages say: "Let us give you a full list of dealers so that you can get comparative prices or estimates." / �2 .AMB-.AMB .AMB-AUT "Where To Buy It'' Ambulance Service .mbulance Service-(Cont'd) FUNK'S MORTUARY & CHAPEL _ _ _ __ RU SEY FUNERAL HOM QUICK CAREFUL \ l CAREFUL Day or Night EFFICIENT Use CHEVROLET CAR ~itTltNui~ACJ.N~~~~ 940 Mass ...... . ... ............. . 119 601 Ind .................•.•••.•. . 672 Funk's Mortuary Automobile Agencies, New Cars(Cont'd) CHEVROLET AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE QUICK EFFICIENT & Chapel 940 Mass ..•..•.•• • 119 (See Advertisement This Page) Rumsey Funeral Home 601 Ind ..•...•.•••.... 672 (See Advertisement Preceding Page) Schubert C W Funeral Home 1020 N H ........ 452 (See Advertisement Preceding Page) 3 4:1yj;Jujf your car or truck running BETTER - to run LONGER. Call your Chevrolet dealer. (Service on all makes.) "FOR SERVICE OALL" Winter Chevrolet Co 738 N H .••••••••••••. 77 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SALES & SERVIC~ mbulance Service, Colored Bowser-Gleed Mortuary 618 Vt ...••.••.•..• • 160 THE BEAUTIFUL Call 452 DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE Quick - Efficient - (Continued Next Page} T O • know uwhere lo Buy JI" lo?k m the Classified Telephone Directory. SCHUB Funeral Home 1020 New Hamp. Jl j1 J( Jj I I Jl\ Jc Jc Jc J( Jt Jo Jot Jor Jor, 'on { ~~ CHRYSLER rtists Supplies COOK PAINT & VARNISH CO 919 Mass ...•. 1473 ''WHERE TO BUY THEM" ssociations MOTOR IN ONE STOP STA See Organizations, Clubs, Also Lodges ttorneys Asher Henry H Lawrence Natl Bk bg .•.•..•..• 482 Brand John H Lawrence Natl Bk bg ..•.......• 102 Dodds F B House bg .....•••.••...........•.• 6 Gorrill Asher & GorrHI Lawrence Natl Bk bg .••• 482 Jackson Forrest A Lawrence Natl Bk bg •.••... 327 lane O J 900 Mass ..••..•...•.....•...•.. 983 leamard Oscar E 704l Mass .........•..•.... 51 Melvin & Melvin Jayhawker Theatre bg ....•... 951 Oyler Robt B 729 Mass ...•. •.. ...•........ 313 Petefish Olin K Jayhawker Theatre bg ......•••. 59 Ramsey J Clifton 945! Mass ...•.•.•.....•.. . 60 Riling & Riling 906 Mass ..•............... . 137 Springer Chas A 900 Mass . .•......••...... • 596 Stevens & Brand Lawrence Natl Bk bg ........ 102 Stevens R B Lawrence Natl Bk bg .•••........ 102 Stewart C C Jayhawker Theatre bg ..•••..•.•.. 59 Virtue Maxine Insurance bg ..••.•...••..•••• 689 Wilson J B 729 Mass ...................... 313 uctioneers Thomas H D W 23 .•...•.........••....... 634 Thomas O D 17 E 9 ....................... 114 Day or Night! utomobile Accessories See Automobile Equipment 1;· Quick Careful Efficient RUMSEY Funeral Home 601 INDIANA Automobile Agencies, New Cars BUICK AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE _ __ WHEN BETTER MOBILES ARE BUICK WILL THEM, AUTOBUILT BUILD • "WHERE TO BUY IT" PARKER BUICK CO 700 N H ............ 402 Shop by telephone - - especially in bad weather and when you're busy. 827 Vt •••••• •6f/7 DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE SEE YOUR DE SOTO DEALER FOR A GREAT CAR. FINE SERVICE AND A SQUARE DEAL "' ''WHERE TO BUY 1'1::,, Gallagher Buddy Motors 634 Mass •.•.••. . HUDSON SALES & SERVICE- 1000- HUNSINGER MOTOR CO 922 Mass ..•••.••• . 12 Parker Buick Co 700 N H .•.•••..•••••••••• •402 Ransdell-Skinner Motor Co 623 Mass ..•••••..• 361 Winter Chevrolet Co 738 N H .•..••.••••.••.•• 77 Automobile Agencies, Used Cars Board Ernie 840 N H .•......•.••••••••.•• . 161 Midwest Motor Co 709 N 2 •••.••.....••••. 3005 Automobile Axle Service Pickens Machine Works 623 Vt .•••...•....• •179 (See Advertisement This Page) Schulz Chas G 730 Vt .••.•..•.....••••••.• •403 �~ /, ' ,1 -4 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY AUT-AUT Automobile Bodies, Repairing MOTOR IN ONE STOP STATION Complete Body & Repair Service 827 Vt . •. . .••.•.••. • · · · · · · · · • • · · • · • 607 I \ "I needed a plumber this morning" J Jo J J' See Brake Service EXPERTS AT AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING BODY AND FENDER WORK USED CARS CAR PAINTING AUTO WRECKING & JUNK c-------, N ew and U sed P arts for All Car s A uto Accessories Schulz Chas G Moog Electrically Tested Springs 403 730 Vt . .... ···•••••••••·•···•·•••·. HUNSINGER MOTOR CO 922 Mass .. ...... . ... 12 Mills Jina Garage 229 Elm ...•. . ....•....•. . 653 Automobile Trucks-See Trucks, Motor MOTOR IN ONE STOP STATIO 712 E 9 ... . . .. .... . . . ...... . . . ... 954 Automobile Wheel Aligning We Service All Makes of Cara COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE Washing • Greasing • Batteries • Tirea Bean System Wheel Balancing Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Senice Road Senice • Skell,. Producta 8 27 Vt ... .. .. . .•.. . •. • •.••••• • •· .607 Evans Auto Supply 918 Mass ..... . .......... 200 FRITZ CO 14 Ea ... . •..•.......•..•....•.. 4 Gamble Stores 83 4 Mass •...... .. .. . .... . .. 528 Harnar Auto Supplies 836 Mass ... . .... . . . .. . 337 MOTOR IN ONE STOP STA 8 27 Vt ... . .. . ... 607 Pipperts Automotive Parts Co 801 R I ..•...•.• . . 8 See Wheel Aligning Automobile Wrecker Service Gallagher Buddy Motors 634 Mass •••... . • •• HUNSINGER MOTOR CO WE TERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STOR 2 4-Hr Wrecker Serv-Repalrs all NIN TEENTH STREET GARAG So I turned to the YELLOW PAGES. GEN ERAL AUTO REPAIRING on all make cars I I B31 Mass • • •• ••• .• . ••. .. • . • • • .. • . 613 .1000 makes 922 Mass ... • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · • · · · Sam's Garage 908 Vt .••.••.••• • • • • • • • · • • · • W. 0. MILLD, Prop. H AM ILTON W I ZARD BATTE RIE S TRUTONE RADIOS-DA VI S SAFETY GRI P TIRES Good Penn O il A ccessories Bicycles E lectrica l A ppliances Sporting Goods Parker Buick Co 700 N H ............. • • • • • .402 Sam's Garage Genl Repairs-Wrecker Service 895 908 Vt .. . .. · ···••••····••• •.•...• 2083 Smith Garage 213 E a .......... • • • • • • · · · · Winter Chevrolet Co 73B N H ... . .• . .. • • • • • • •77 (See Advertisement This Page) Automobile Springs 1012 Mass . ......... • ......•.•••. •424 GLASS - RADIATORS We Buy Old and Wrecked Cara - . J. 0. -~~~ . .. .... . .. . . . .. 1300 HADL BROS MOTOR C Automobile Equipment J Jc Jc Automobile Repairing-(Cont' d) utomobile Repairing CAR1~~oS~~!R_~~~-~ 5 0 Automobile Brake Service J AUT-AWN ''Where To Buy It" 12 995 Awnings TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE WRECKER SERVICE 1900 Mass . .. . . •• ..•. •• .• • . • • •••• .385 Night Te lephone . . . .. •. . . . • ..... . 1694-M Bu;~4Raip~i~kory Ottawa ..•.•••••• (Toll Call>.421 Ramsey WA Shade Shop B18 Mass .•••.• •••• .606 _A!::omoiHfe Giass-See Glass, Automobile Power Wrecker Automobile Insurance See Insurance, Automobile Automobile Parts, Used Auto Wrecking & Junk Co 712 E 9 .. ... . ..... 954 Midwest Motor Co 709 N 2 ... . ....... . .... 3005 (See Advertisement Th is Page) Automobile Radiators Auto Wrecking & Junk Co 112 E 9 . ..... . . . . . 954 Automobile Radios-See Radios, Automobile and got one who could come in a hurry e USED AUTO PARTS & Better Used Cars A Complete Stock-See Us First Call 300§ If no answer call 3416R B. C. Ireland MIDWEST MOTOR CO. 709 North 2nd • • • • MORAL: You can always flncf the dealer with the goods or service you wa1tt If you fook In the Yellow rages. Wheel Balancing Motor Analyzing Front End Alignment Body and Fender Repair Any Make Any Model ''We Do a Complete Job11 on All Makes of Cars . Winter Chevrolet Co. CALL 77 738 New Hampshire ~ �6 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY BAG-BAT J J. 1119 Mass ....................... 493 Jq I Jc l I MICKEY BEAUTY SHOP 732~ Mass ........ 2353 Banks Jo (See Advertisement This Page) FIRST NATIONAL BANK 746 Mass ........... .30 (See Advertisement This Page) NU-VOGUE BEAUTY SHOPP Permanents--Manicures--Marcels LA RENCE NATIONAL BAN'.,------ COMPLETE SERVICE "WHERE YOUR SAVINGS ARE SAFE" 1\ ~ Telephone 30 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 647 Mass .•.•••••.•..••.••••••••••• 70 First National Bank Northeast Corner Eighth and , !J ~ Baths PETERSIME BATH SERV 2353 COMPLETE MODERN BEAUTY SERVICE 336 CAR1~~os~~~ j ~~-~~ -~~~- .............. 1300 ZADA LINDWALL \ J, J~ (?all any Exide Dealer hsted. below- dependable MICKEY l'o~ I service on all makes The!r hon est, accurat~ f:r;~e [i~~-longs your bat- 732½ Mass. ~lo .r!( \ ! When it's an Exide you start. Fritz Co 14 E 8 ...................... . . . 4 P~ ~~~ Hol Hal ol 1 I; Gallagher Buddy Motors 634 Mas Harnar Auto Supplies 836 M s · · · · · · · • • . . 1000 337 MOTOR IN ONE STOP STA;~~ ............ · SKELCO BATTERIES Road Service-Complete Auto Repair Skelly Products - Hood Tires Bean System Wheel Balancing Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service 827 Vt •..•.•.••..•••.•••...•••.. _6Q7 Nineteenth Street Garage 1900 M ass ......... 38S LEONA FLEER HoLLilfGsworru Use the Classified Tele phone Directory - - Beauty Shop "FOR SERVICE CA.LL" RosE Buy the Easy Way / \ \" OWNER EXIDE BATTERIE.s--------- 1 SHOP OF MODERN METHODS OF BEAUTY SERVICE Complete Line of Cosmetics Seymour Beauty Shop 1346 Ohio ............. 100 Stadium Barber & Beauty Shop · Frank Vaughan Proprietor 1033 Mass ..•............. ..... ... . 310 Vanity Beauty Shop 7 W 11 •............. . 1372 (See Advertisement This Page) VENUS BEAUTY SALON 842 Mass .......... 387 (See Advertisement This Page) CALL Batt:~!!~!°iJa~~~ A:••.•d~~• ............... r \) 9 v,nean Lawrence ROSE BEAUTY SHO 1020 Vt ••.•..•..•...•.....•...••• . 31 Swedi~h Massage-Health & Steam Baths , l jl ',. * Eldridge Barber Shop 701 Mass ............ . 2019 '\ 11!; ( ) Shop PERMANENT WAVE SHOP 943 Mass ........ 603 l -r-.r ,,. \ 1 ) ~v~•~ Iva Carpenter Owner Barbers fl 927~ Mass ..............•......... 458 ~* CAL~ Iva's Beauty ll/liller Bar~ecue RFD 5 ................. 781-N-4 Southern Pit Barbecue 1834 Mass ........... 2001 J Always the Latest in Hair Styling Mass. Barbecue / ' At Economy Prices "We Are Individual Stylist~• AN NE SToN:s. Owner Sing a song of absorene, Zinc oxide and zippers, X-ray apparatus, Window shades and slippers; Tires new, tires repaired, Canaries and their cagesFor other things to sing about, Consult the Yellow Pages.* * /c; "Ofkere hair-dressin9 Ls a fine arl" ~[' • For a Lovelier You Call 1372 Dermetics and Marie Earle Cosmetics Ogilvie Treatments Expert Permanent waving The classified business listings in your telephone directory. • VANITY BEAUTY SHOP FAY H. BROWN At 7 W ..t 11th st. PERMANENT WAVING MANICURING HAIR TINTING FACIALS Call 387 VEN US Beauty Salon Charlotte Brown, Mgr. I 842 Mass. �BUS-CAF 8 BEE-BUI LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 9 ''Where To Buy It'' - - - - - - - - - - r - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 L ~-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_:_:ar;r---~---8eer, Wholesale BUDWEISER BEERIN DIAN VILLAGE RFD 3 . . . . . ...... .. .. 2013 SCHLITZ BEER- l \l \ jI LAWRENCE TRANSFER & STORAGE CO 733 N H . 15 -------Stone Produce Co Country Club Beer Canada Dry Products 304 w 6 . .. . . . . ...... . .... . . . ...... . 265 JO :I J, ( \ .... DR PEPPER BOTTLING C'un-------. 1 DR. PEPPER " NESBITT ORANGE SKIE'S-HIE FLAVORS a ..... ..... ... ....... ... Fritz Company 14 E 4 Rutter's Shop Co lumbia Bicycles-Repairs all makes 1014 Mass . . . . .. . . . . .. .. ....... . ... . 319 Billiard Parlors Smoke House Pool Hall 738 Mass ............ 2076 Weyermuller Billiard Parlor Follow t he Crowd Here 714 Mass ...• ..• . .. . . . .... . ....... . 2048 Wilson Swede Half-Block South Eldridge Hotel 731 Mass . .. ....... .. .. .. .. ...... . 2044 Blacksmiths Baker Machinery & Supply We Repair Farm Equipment 1832 Mass . . .... .. . ................ 429 Lawrence Iron Works 611 N H 106 Schulz Chas G 730 Vt ........ ::::::: : ::::: : 403 - ~-BJue Printing GRINER OSWALun---------Established Since 1910 BLUE PRIN TS - PHOTO COPIES SURVEY ORS, ARCHITECT SUPPLIES ENGINEERING INSTRUMENTS Sales - Rentals - Repairs Will pay toll on orders $10.00 and over We Also Manufacture: Syfo Waite Soda (Dry) Syfo-Gmger Ale Syfo Sparkling Water Order by tlce C<Ue or Carton from Your Dealer 815 N H .......... . ...... . ..... .. 198 GREYHOUND LINES SMART I SMOOTH I THRIFTY I COURTEOUS - SAFE - ECONOMICAL Riekes S & Sons 5 17 S St Francis Wichita (toll call) Wichita 5-4121 Leave Haskell-2-22-42 min. past hour Leave 4th & Maine-2-22-42 min. past hour Boxes, Corrugated Leave 8th & Mass. St.-10-30-50 min. past hour Lawrence Paper Co Ft of N H.. . ........... . 129 Leave 7th & Locust (North Lawrence)-7-37 min. past hour OBERS LEADING CLOTHIERS 821 Mass .. . . . . 203 ( I CARTER SUPER SERV STA 24 Hr Wrecker Serv- Repairs All Makes 1000 Mass ...................... . . . 1300 MOTOR IN ONE STOP STA 827 Vt . . . ... .. . . 607 Pickens Machine Works 623 Vt ........ . .... . 179 Builders-See Contractors, Building See Investments B01>ks Book Nook 1021! Mass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 666 Keeler Book Store 939 Mass ..•.. .. ..... : : : : . 33 Leave E. 13th-22-52 mi n. past hour The Rapid Transit Co. YOUR LOCAL BUS CO. Call 388 Building Materials Logan- Moore Lumber Co 627 Mass . . . . ....... 11 Reedy Pete Lbr Co 1846 Mass ............... 171 Shaw Lumber Co 7 01 Vt. .. . . ......... . .... 147 This D irectory is arranged to help YOU in shopping and buying. Use it to save time and needless. ,1) effort. Call Rowlands College Book Store 123.' Oread .... . . 492 The Classified Telephone Directory is on the job twenty-four hours each d11y. INFORMATION CALL" Union Bus Depot 638 Mass ... ..... . .. • • •707 7 7 o UNION PACIFIC STAGES Air Condi tioned B uses TO ALL AME R ICA FULTON'·S CAFE "AIR CONDITIONED" "WHERE TO GET IT" UNION BUS DEPOT 638 Mass ..... : . • ... 707 Business Colleges-See Schools, Business Butchers-See Meat Markets Cabs-See Taxicabs Cofes "Book Seller3 to Joy'lun,,ierl'' SCHOOL & OFFICE SUPPLIES Gifts - Stationery Fountain Pens TWO STORES ALL FOODS Mary had a lot to buy in such a little while ..• But "Yellow Pages" saved the day and many a weary mile. chin:,o;·OR FOR B U S I N FOR M.A TION ROWLANDS COLLEGE BOOK STORb _ _ __ N1ghts-Sundays-Holidays call. ... •..... 427 AIR-CONDITIONED BUSES Better bus service to Chicago - , . and Califor nia. New safety type coaches, l ow fares. Fast, . . frequent service to Kansas City, \ Vich ita, D enver , Hut·· · 620 Mass. - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - i ii ,i i;01 Ohio . .• ... . • .. ... . .... . . ... . 1401 _37 Oread ... ..• .•. .• •.• . .. ••.... 492 upoR, INFORM.A TION CA.LL" UNION BUS DEPOT 638 Mass .... . ... . . . 707 Union Bus Depot 638 Mass. • • • • · · · · · · · · · · · · Building & Loon Associations Douglas Count y Bg & Ln Assn 737 Mass .... . ... 79 Lawrence Bldg & Ln Assn 800 Mass ........... 55 SERVICE TO ALL AMERICA BY LUXURIOUS SUPER-COACH SANTA FE TRAILWAYS Leave K.U.-5-25-45 min. past hour Boys Wear Brake Service Rapid Transit Co The Call620 for Mass local bus · · ·only · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . · . . 388 (See Advertisement This Page) Bus Lines 920 Oak, K. C., Mo. .. {Toll Call) Vict or 6840 Bonds1 Investment Bus Companies, City Local City BUS SCHEDULES Syfo-P~a Bottles Bicycles \ Bottlers COOKED RIGHT - SERVED RIGHT 436 Bill's Lunch 717 Mass• •· · ·· · ···· · ··· ·· · ·· '794 Blue Bucket Shop 828 Vt . · · ······ ·· ·······. 409 Blue Mill 1009 Mass . . . .. • • • • • · · · · · · · · · · · · Brick's On The Hill 50 1241 Oread . • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2029 Brown Silas F RFD 3 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·2028 Butts Elmer E 401 N 2 • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ?"'db Chief Lunch 2246 Barker. • • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · -978 COLONIAL TEA ROOM 9 36 Ky· · ·: · · · · · · ... . (See Advertisement Following Page) 561 Deluxe Cafe 711 Mass . ••····· · ··· · ··· · · ·· · (Continued Next Page) "COLDEST BEER IN TOWN" Telephone 709 Mass. 347 rrT he Classified Tele phone Directory" is a 1ilent salesman. �10 CAF-CHI CHI-CIT 11 "Where To Buy It" LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY L---------------=::-i-~-------------- - - - - - - - - - - ~ ~ - - - - - - - - - - -\ 1-- - - - - - - - - - - - - , Cafes-(Cont'd) Cafes-(Cont. d) Chiropractors I I DINE-A-MITE I N N - - - - - - - - - - , FRIED CHICKEN CHICI<EN & STEAK DINNERS Ready To Serve On 25 Minute Notice CALL 845 RESERVATIONS 23 & La ... . . ..... . . . .. . . . . . .... . 845 \ Duck's Tavern 824 Vt .. .... . .. . ... . ...... . 2098 DUSTY RHODES DRIVE 1 u - - - - - - ~ POPULAR FOR GOOD FOOD I 24-Hour Service 110 W 7 .•....•..•...•. )1 "t· • • • • • • • • 2059 Fred's Place 508 Locust .•......... . .. . .. . . 2097 FULTON'S CAFE 709 Mass . ... ..... . . .. . . . . 347 (See Advertisement Preceding Page) Green Lantern Cafe 745 Mass ...... .. .. .. .. . 484 Greenwood Tavern Country Club Beer-Lunch-Dancing 806 Vt ..... ... . . . ... . . . ........... 2032 Harbour The 18 E 9 . . .. . .... . ....... .. ... 2078 Haskell Cafe Haskell Grds . ... . . . .. . ... .. .. . . 527 Hearth The 1941 Mass .... . . .... . .. . ..... . 1036 (See Advertisement This Page) Indian Village RFD 3 . ..... • .•.... . ... .• . . 2013 Jayhawk Cafe 1340 Ohio ...•• . ... . .... . ... . 509 Johnny's Grill No 11031 Mass ......... ..... 2085 1 Cameras Coker A B & Son 1337 Mass .... . .. .. ....... 558 Pierson August J & Son 902 Mass . . .. . ..... . 1792 Canning Columbus Foods Corp E 10 . ........ .. ....... 219 ! ' II JI I' Air Conditioned r' CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS r We welcome group dinners - Call us to be assured accommodations. (J 936 Kentucky Jq Jc Call 978 jo fQ Painless Adjustment of the Entire Spine Reducing Without Distress Positive Results Treatment for Hemor. rhoids and Varicose Veins X-Ray Colonic Irrigation UltraViolet Light Urinalysis CALL 1531 Free Examination and Consulta~ion Residence Calls Made Day or Night Carpenters LADY Logan-Moore Lumber Co 627 Mass ... .. . ..... 113 Shaw Lumber Co Carpenters Furnished For Any Job 701 Vt . . .... ...... . . . ... .. .... ... . . 147 NEW YORK CLEANERS 926 Mass ••. . .. . ..... JL' If . ~~ Diathermy Candy, Wholesale Carpet Cleaning COLONIAL TEA ROOM C\ionractic Treatment Not Limited to the Spine Alone HIXON STUDIO 721 Mass ..... . ... . . . ....... 41 Plate Lunches - Good Coffee Jumbo-Burgers Taxi Delivery Johnny' s Grill No2 1017! Mass ..... . ... . ... . 961 Kennys Cafe 813 Vt .... .. . .... . . ... .... .. 2005 Miller Barbecue RFD 5 .... .... .. . . . ... . 781-N-4 Mission Cafe 1904 Mass ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2063 Molder Melvin M 23 01 Haskell ... . ... . .... .. 2096 Rock Chalk Cafe 618 W 12 .. . . ... .. . ...... . In Ross Farmer Cafe RFD 6 . . .. . .. . .. . .... 752-K-2 Santa Fe Restaurant 411 E 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 SOUTHERN PIT BARBECUE 1834 Mass .... . 2001 Tom's Lunch 627 Mass .. . . . .... . . .. ........ 931 WIEDEMANN'S GRILL 835 Mass .. . . .. ...... . 84 ATTENDANT Dr. C. R. Albright Chiropractor 1023 ½ Mass. . Ofc. & Res. Tel. 1531 11~~~~~-~~~~~~R~es~•d~e~n~ce~, ~~~~;~;;~ 751;::::::::::::=:---------, ~1~38~5~. ALBRIGHT C R , - - - - - - - - -7 COMPLETE HEALTH SERVICE Painless Adjustment of the Spine Residence Calls Made Day or Night X-Ray Diagnosis of Spine, Stomach and Colon 1923~ Mass ...... . .. . ......... .. 1531 Residence ...................... . 1385 Albright CR 1023! Mass .................. 1531 (See Advertisement This Page) COLBURN ARTHUR CHIROPRACTOR Graduate of Cleveland Chiropractic College X-RAY Lady Attendant Calls for Special Appointment 947! Mass ....... . ........... . ... 115 CRAIG H PALMER GRADUATE CHIROPRACTOR X-Ray and Neurocalometer Logan Basic Technician Lady Attendant Residence Calls Made Day or Night 7j:~ 94~~ Mass ..... ••••············· Residence Telephone .... • • · · · · · · · 76 Christian Science Practitioners Beverstock Alice F Mrs r University Heights . • • ·~~:~ Stoner Alice B Mrs r 1103 N H • • · · · · .. · · · · · Carpets Churches Home Furniture Co 72 9 Mass ............. ... 2 Ramsey WA Shade Shop 818 Mass . ..... . . .. . __ Presbyterian Church First 901 Vt. . ... . • • • • • • •630 Cat & Dog Hospitals City Offices See Dog & Cat Hospitals ~g City Clerk Watkins Bk bg ...... · · · · · · · · · · · · · City of Lawrence Watkins Bk bg ... : . • • • • • • • • City WPA Recreation Center Community bg. · · · Fire Dept No 1 745 Vt . • • • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1a1 Fire Dept No 2 1839 Mass . ••••··········· · · Health Dept Watkins Bk bg · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . · 462 153 Police Dept 745 Vt. • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 968 Pumping Station N Ind .. • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 155 Rationing Board Hdqtrs Lawrence Natl Bk bg · · · Water Dept Watkins Bk bg . ... • • • • • • · · · · · · · · 461 ·1ii Cattle-See Livestock Cemeteries Memorial Park Cemetery E 15 ... . ..... ... . . 145 Oak Hill Cemetery S E Limits . ... •. .. . ... . . .. 49 Chambers of Commerce { THE HEAR·TH > , , Mr. & Mrs. W. M. McGrew i, 1941 Mass. Good Eats Serving Time-Sunday Dinner 12 to 2:30 only. Monday Evening Dinner 5:30 to 7:30. Ba)ance of Week: Lunch 11 :30 to 2 p. rn. Dinner 5:30 to 7:30. For Parties & Banquets Phone Us-1036 Chamber of Commerce Office Wr en bg .. . ..... .. . .. .. . ......... 485 Homes Registration Ofc Wren bg .. ........ 1004 GUIDE SERVICE Chicken Dinners Dine-A Mite Inn Served on 25 minute notice 23 & La .. . . . . . . .. ... .. . .... . ...... . 845 Six Corners Tavern RFD 5 . .... . ... . . . . . 733-N-3 The Yellow Pages are a business guide. They tell you who sells anything ... and give you the address of the nearest dealer. Chinaware Meyn Fritzl Eldridge Hotel. . .... . .. . .... ... . . 88 Chiropodists COLBURN ARTHUR R 947! Mass . ... . . . . ... .r I 5 • ., Lookin' for so met h ing. The Yellow Pages will tell you who sells what you want. �12 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY CLE-CLE CLE-CLE Where To Buy It" 11 Cleaners 13 Cleaners-(Cont'd) COURTVIEW CLEANER 1111 Mass ... .. . . . . . 646 Hillside Band Box Cleaners 626 W 9 . ... •. ... . 123 (See Advertisement Following Page) INDEPENDENT LAUNDRY & DRY CLNRS 740 Vt.4.32 (See Advertisement This Page) KANSAS CLEANERS 12~ E 8 .. . . . .. • ... .••. 420 Lawrence laundty & Dry Cleaners 1001 N H . . .. 383 (See Advertisement Following Page) New York-Cleaners 926 Mass .. .. .. . .. . . . .. .. . 75 (Continued Next Page) NEW YORK CLEANING SERVh,;E TEL. THE CLEANING E. Eo YouNG p-~.,f ~Al9.J."" V,._ A Complete Oeaning Service, Wearing Ap~ Cleaners parel, Hats, Rugs, Draperies, Furniture d d Moth Proofing, Kn itted Garments Cleane an Blocked. 123 "TELEPHONE' ' NUMBER NEW YORK CLEANERS 926 Mass·· ······ · 75 It's Kind to Your Clothes Your rrad" in the Classified Section will be seen by the BEST prospectspeo pie who are ready to buy. 1, W.YOUNG HILLSIDE BAND CLEANERS Quality Cleaners 539 Ind .. . .... . ... • • • • • • · · ¼~~ ROGERS FASHION CLEANERS 8 ~ 8. · · · · · · · · (See Advertisement Preceding Page) VARSITY CLEANERS 1405 Mass . . . . . ... ·.· .400 (See Advertisement This Page) Wilson W E 712 Mass .... . . .. .. • • • • • • • · · · · 505 nox 626 W. 9th Cleaners, Carpet See Carpet Cleaning Cleaners, Curtain TRY US See Curtain Cleaners We Want Your Second Call SAVE Cash & Carry Phone or Call 400 For Deliv~ry Service VARSITY LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH & CARRY Cleaners, Drapery . NEW YORK CLEANERS 9 26 Mass · · · · · · · · · · · · 75 Cleaners, Hat-See Hats, Cleaning CLEANERS Who sells it? Where is he located? This Directory tells you! Office and Plant at 14th &. Mass. -STORAGE ROOM - J II , \ Cr CALL 498 INDEPENDENT LAUNDRY & ROGERS DRY CLEANERS Fashion Cleaners The Quality of our Work Must Meet with Your Approval 8 E. 8th A Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service CALL Forget something? You'll find the dealer who sells it in the Yellow Pages. They11 tell you his address, too. 432 740 Vermont ET US DO YfJIIR D - CLEAN IN & PRESSING . 0 ~ Our odorless process puts new life in colors and fabrics.-Try it. "We Clean Everything Yow Wear But Your Shoes Call Send Your Laundry with Your Cleaning 383 LAWRENCE LAUNDRY .& DRY CLEANERS V. K. BRUNER, Mgr. 1001 N,H, ~' Serving Lawrence for 4-4 Years .,.... I I �/ I 14 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY CLO-COA ''Where To Buy It" Clothing .j i ~ (\ PHONE \ II JAYHAWK COAL 44 Clubs, Country Country Club 1 Mi W on Highway No 40 ...... • 404 Clubs, Social CALL Faculty Womens Club 1300 La ... . .... .. .. . . 1309 University Club K U Union bg .•.. .. . . ........ 512 44 Coal Every ton washed to rem ove @ · .. impurities and increase the heat- ~ ing value, then wa xed in all s izes • •. to ins~re dustless de l iveries to your bm. r: DAL I 633 N H .. . ............. .. . .. . .. 1010 Krum Koal Ko 810 Pa . .. . ... ........... 335 Reedy Pete Lumber Co 1846 Mass . . .. . .. .• 176 Smith Orley M Coal Co 816 E 9 . .......... 46 SNIDER COAL 633 N H ........... . 1010 UNIVERSITY COAL 200 Locust. ....... 44 co co ' - - - - -- - - - - -- - BIG CHIEF SEMI-ANTHRACITE COAL- SNIDER COAL CO 633 N H.. . . . .... . .. . ............ 1010 BLACK DIAMOND SMOKELESS COAL- 308 W 6 .81 Butler Coal Co 315 E 7 ................... 1560 DERBY GRAIN & COAL CO 301 Locust .....•• 370 HARNAR-SEMI-ANTHRACITE COALSNIDER COAL CO 633 N H ....... . ..... . 1010 (Continued Next Page) The useful pages of the Classified Tele phone Directory will save you time and energy. - ® RED CHIEF COAL Semi-Anthracite. fectJy. Stores Per- JAYHAWK COAL Lower Vein - From Dollar Mine. a Million (See Advertisement This Page) KRUM KOAL KO 810 Pa . .. ..... • .•..••.... 335 LOGAN-MOORE LBR CO 627 Mass . . .. . ... . . . 113 (See Advertisement This Page) McCONNELL LUMBER CO 846 E 13 . . ... . . ._.576 (See Advertisement This Page) PENDLETON WILL H E 10 . .. . . ........... 219 SCHAAKE C & SONS 210 W 6 ......... .. ... 152 SNIDER COAL CO SUNFLOWER REFINED COAL SMITH ORLEY M COAL CO 816 E 9 ........ 46 BURGNER-BOWMAN-MATTHEWS LBR CO KAW VALLEY FUEL COE 10 . . ... . .... . ... . 219 Smith Orley M Coal Co 816 E 9 . ........•••... 46 633 N H .. ... . . .... . ••• 1010 (See Advertisement Preceding Page) J~;~~~~A;inest Household Fuel. Rei-Col ProcessedDust Free-Stores Perfectly. • · W E A RE SERVING IN THE ARMY We have asked Harold Snider, and The Sn ider Coal Co. to serve our accounts. V'1 e r ecommend you call him for your fuel. "WHERE TO BUY IT" ''Q ua Iity Coals at Reasonable Prices" 15 Coal-(Cont'd) JOH s COAL co·----------, oal-(Cont' d) Carls Clothiers 905 Mass . ... ..•............ 251 Gibbs Clothing Co 811 Mass .. ...... . ........ 459 OBERS LEADING CLOTHIERS 8 2 1 Mass ...... 203 Palace Clothing Co 843 Mass ..... . .......... 915 Wolfson's 743 Mass .. ... ....... .. ......... 675 COA-CON SUNFLOWER COAL Exclusive Dealers Reminda Smokeless, Indian Head Coke STOKOL AUTOMATIC STOKERS Kaw Vallev Fuel Company WILL H. PENDLETON, Mgr. Call 219 Eaat 10th St. The modern bituminous coal. Refined for economy. D ustproofed for cleanlines s. Sized for easy handling and perfect combus tion. The careful buyer' s choice. • . "WHERE TO BUY IT,, Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lbr Co 308 W 6 .. 81 Kaw Valley Fuel Co E 10 . . . .... . ..•...• . 219 Logan-Moore Lbr Co 627 Mass . .. . . ..•.. . 113 UNIVERSITY COAL CO 200 Locust •. .•...• • . . 44 (See Advertisement Preceding Page)' WHITE CITY SMOKELESS COALSNIDER COAL CO 633 N H .. .. . ..... . ..... . .. ... .• • 1010 :,. ·-· AL :•··,·· Call 113 Call QUICK DEPENDABLE SERVICE WE ARE EQUIPPE_D _TO SUPPLY YOUR COAL PROPERLY AND EFFICIENTLY Snider "1010" LOGAN - MOORE LUMBER COMPANY 8Z7 Mass. Collection Agencies Business Mens Credit Exch Lawrence Natl Bk bg.467 Colonic Irrigations Albright CR 1023~ Mass .. ........ . . . .. . . . 1531 Concrete, Ready Mixed Ready Mixed Concrete Co E 8 ....•. . .....• . 1892 Confectioners Golden Gate Chocolate Shop 713 Mass .•••••.• 351 Wiedemann•s Grill 835- Mass . .... • .•..••..•. . 84 Just Behind the Post Office Contractors, Building Buy U. S. War Bonds and Stamps 633 N. H. Coal Stokers-See Stokers Gauck Transfer & Storage Co 512 E 9 ....•••.• ffl Green Mont J Crescent rd . .. . . . ............. 162 Penny M N Constr Co E 8 ................ . 1892 Double Easle Cherokee Arkansas Semi-Anthracite Contractors, General McConnell's Contractors, Heating Clean Prompt Delivery 846 E. 13th Constant J T 619 Vt ... • ..•........ .. . . •... 89 See Heating Contractors Contractors, Pointing-See Pointers �16 Contractors, Power Plant Myers LE Co The 11 E 9 .... . ... ... ... . .... 168 Contractors, Roofing-See Roofers airy Products County Offices Cream Buyers South Side Produce Co 12 W 19 . .. ... ... . . . . .328 FRITZEL DAIRY PRODUCTS CO 5 4 6 Mi ss . .. 1280 Lawrence Sanitary Milk & Ice Cream Co Ft of Vt.696 Meyer Sanitary Milk Co 304 Locust .... .. .. . . . 262 Dead Animal Removers Our Drive,,- P:ly HIGH CA H PRICES Fresh Pure Rich Safe for HORSE T "CALL US COLL ECT" 696 Call DEAD - CATTLE - HOGS DEAD ANIMAL CO INC no N 5 .. .. ... . . . 197 We Pay For Dead Animals-At Your F ar m Horses - Cattle - Hogs If ot Skinned or Decomposed 'Ne Pay Telephone Charges Delivered to Your Door til;Y.Gj - FARMERS RENDERING SERV 110 N 5 ....... 197 Lawrence Laundry & Dry Cleaners 1001 N H . .. .383 Dairies (Contin ued Next Page) Hazlett Dairy LAWRENCE GUERNSEY DAIRY Natural Milk 401 Your Door Frtsh Dally Visit Our Sanitary Dairy. Ont MIit Weston Highway40 DRAKE BAKERY 9 07 Mass .......... . . . .... . 61 Grade A ''Homogenized" Varsity Velvet Ice Cream Table Talk Butter Creamed Cottage Cheese Bireley's Orangeade Delivery Service SMITH ETHAN A DELIVERY SERV 816 E 9 - · · · 46 Dentists Dolen H X 839 ! Mass ...... . .... .... . .... • 989 Esterly George A 80H Mass ....•.. .. ....... 204 Frink L H Peop les Stat e 8k bg . . . . . · · · · • · · · .5~ Gorrill Will R 803 Mass ... •• ··· ·· · · ··· · ·· · Hagenbuch F G 8 01 Mass ... . .. . • • • • · · · · · · · ·i99 LAWRENCE SANITARY MILK r>3 See Specific Headings, such as Chiropod!sts, Chiropractors, Dentists, Oculists, Optometrists, Osteopathic Physicians & Sur~eon~ 0.0., Physicians & Surgeons, M.D., Veterinarians, etc. fflARHS THE SPOT let X stand for the brand of tires you use. Do you know.•• quick•·· who sells them? The Yellow Pages will tell you. IL----~------- l.!1!1DAl~R~'(.f!!PRO~DUCTS~JI ■- - - - - • U ~'1'1T~ . Dormitories Battenfeld Hall 1425 La .. . ........•...... - ~ Carruth Hall 1345 La. • • • • • · • • • • • · · • • • • • • • · 60 Corbin Hall 420 W 11 ....... : ......... • • • • 8 Harmon Co-op Club 1536 Tenn .. .. ... . . . ..... 499 Jayhawk Co-Op Club 1614 Ky •....••...••• . 1095 Kaw-Koettes Co-op 1138 Miss . . .. . .. .. .. . .. 1141 Miller Hall 1518 Lilac Lane .....•.•.... •••• Moore John Co-op 1537¼ Tenn ... .. ...... •.• • Rock Chalk Co-Op Club 1409 R I· · · · · · · · · · · · -~ Templin Hall 1407 L~ ..............•. • • • • •20 Watkins Hall 1506 Lilac Lane. • • • • · · · · · · · • · Werner Henry 1011 Ind ... .. .. .. . ... • • • • • • -~gg i~fg Smith Hemstitching & Dressmaking Shop 9431 Mass. 683 Foot of Vermont ~Rf s------- Leasure Veterinary Hospital 809 Vt ........... 193 PIERSON I J Dressmakers ICE CREAM CO. ~~~ Dog & Cat Hospitals Drapery Cleaners-See Cleaners, Drapery AND PHONE Delivered to Montgomery Ward & Co Retail Store 825 Mass ... . ........... . .. . 195 Catalog Order Dept 825 Mass .... . .......... 58 Penney J C Co 807 Mass •.......... .• . . •..• WEAVER A D 901 Mass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Clipping-Bathing & Boarding 602 219 E 9 . .. . . .. . ..... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Delicatessens "WHERE TO BUY THEM" Department Stores "FOR INFORMA TIO N CALL'' Curtain Cleaners FRITZEL DAIRY PRODUCTS CO 546 Miss .1280 F G 801 Mass . ........ . ........ . 199 Doctors - DEAD ANIMAL DISPOSAL CO 900 Pa .. . . . 369 Pasteurized and --~~ Raw Milk (/"_/I Lawrcndalc--Gold Seal- ..-,tf¼ Cottage Cheese - Choco- Y ror 11.a1~ late Milk Drink-Mission Orange Drink. Butter at Your Nearest Dealer Hagenbuch DEAD ANIMAL DISPOSAL CO SERVl(;E Business Mens Credit Exch Lawrence Natl Bk bg . 467 CHAMNEY DAIRY RFD 4 ..... . ........ 729-K-2 FRITZEL DAIRY PRODUCT GRADE A Hults A P KE P Co bg ............••..••• . 532 Kennedy AR 845~ Mass . . .............. . ... 551 Kibler H B 847 Mass ............... • ....•. 368 Lindenberger H R 800 Mass .... ........•..•. 374 McFarland F M 847 Mass . . ...........••.. . 231 O'Bryon C F X-Ray-General Practice 947 ~ Mass . ....... . .. . .............. 570 Payne J R 847 Mass .. . . . .. . ..........•.•.. 823 Perry J I 939~ Mass . . ...............•.... 395 Russ Wm W 747 Mass .. . . . ... .. .. . ... . . . .. 997 Stevens P N 815 Mass . . . . . . .............. 1515 Tibbetts Z H 927 Mass ............•....... 183 Woodworth Ray 839 ~ Mass .. ... .. ....... . ... 989 Dentists, Radiodontists (X-Ray) DEAD ANIMAL CO INC SERVh;E Grade A Milk :c _redit Reporting Bureaus 17 Dentists-(Cont'd) Contractors, Plumbing-See Plumbers Agriculture Conservation Assn Peoples Bk bg . ... 652 Attorney Court House . .. . . ... .. .. . .. . .. . .. . 559 Budget & Acounting Div 1100 Mass .. . . . . ... . . 478 Clerk Court House .. .. . . ..... .. .. .. .. . . .. .. 359 Clerk of District Court Court House .. . . . . . .. . . 543 County Commodity Warehouse 900 R I .... .. .. 945 County Home & Farm RFD 2 . ... . . . ... .. . _ .. 782 Engineer Court House .. . ...... . ....... . .. .. 371 Farm Bureau P O Bg .......... • ......... . 2502 Farm Security Admn Court House . . . ... . .. .. 2450 Probate Judge Court House .. ... .. . . ..... . . . 393 Red Cross Community bg ..... .. .... . ... ... . 803 Red Cross Sewing Room 901 Ky . . ...... .. . . . . 392 Register of Deeds Court House . • ... . . . . ...... 671 Sheriff County Jail. ............... .. .. ... . . 38 Shop Yard 708 Conn . . ... .. .......... .. . .. . 971 Supt of Schools Cou rt House ... ... ... . ...... 329 Treasurer Court House • . . . .. ... .. . .. . ..... . 466 Welfare Director Court House ... ... . . . ...... 975 DAI-DRE "Where To Buy It" LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY CON-DAI Your rrad" in the Classified Section will be seen by the BEST prospectspeople who are ready to buy. �18 DRU-ELE "Where To Buy It" LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Barbers Drug Store Prescriptions Carefully Compounded 909 Mass . . .. . .. .. .... ... .. . ........ 145 CORDELL DRUG STORE 1345 Mass .... . .... 521 CROWN DRUG SERVIC Bowman Radio & Neon Serv 944 Mass ........ 138 Mann C J Repair Shop 839 Ky .. . . . ......... 2611 Electric Equipment Kennedy Plumbing & Elec Co 937 Mass ....... 658 0Ter 25,000 Nationally Advertised Items. Drugs, Electrical Needs, Sundries, Toiletries, Tobacco, Fountain and Bottled Goods at Deep Cut Prices. Electric Light & Power Companies • , •· See light & Power Companies '· SHOP AND SAVE AT CROWN- 11 Electric Refrigerators See Refrigerators, Electric Crown Drug Co No 23 747 Mass ... . . ... . . 166 in Town Free Delivery Prescriptions Drugs Sundries Fountain & Lunch rwi lW Business Exch & Employment Serv 735 Mass . . . 263 State Offices State Employment Serv 201 W 8 .... . ... ... . 67 PRESCRIPTIONS Exclusively Exterminators, Termite IS A CLEANER, your clothes he znakes See United States Government Offices Feed 601 X-RAY. itshowswhat's inside you FOR FREE FAST DELIVERY GARICH Weaver A D 901 Mass ................ . .. . . 636 PROFESSIONAL PRESCRIPTION SHOP 105 E. 8th Ask Your Doctor to Phone Us Your Prescriptions Dry Goods w& 11 IS FOR ~LOW Pages, they are your guide to ... Dyers dealers who sell what you need. Ear Phones-See Hearing Aids Registered Pharmacist CALL Gamble Stores Refrigerators-Washers & Ironers Radios-Vacuum Cleaners 834 Mass . ...... . ..... .. . . .... . ... . . 528 Drugs-Drug Sundries Fountain and Curb Service Luncheonette Nine Out of Ten of Your Customers use these Pages Regularly. HILLSIDE PHARMACY W. H. S.mple 118 Weet Ith NUJluEf.f J~ID'RODUCE co 12 w 19 .. . ... . 328 PU~J~tL~O~ttfrY HATCHERY 812 Vt .. ·· .442 SCHAAKE C & SONS 210 W 6 . ... ......... . 152 UNDERWOOD J SONS SEED - FEED - GRAIN Complete Line Oread Mixed Feed• Cane Molasses GARDEN &: FIELD SEEDS Custom Grinding and Mixina Prompt Delivery Service White Produce Co Complete line Staley Feeds WAYS to find Kansas Cleaners 12 ¼ E 8 ... ........ . .. .. . . . 420 DE~fJB~1!J/i~EfcoAL CO 301 Locust . .... . 370 6 08 Mass . .. . • •••··· · ···· · ······ · ·· · IE Jeffries Dry Goods Co 803 Mass ............ . . 325 WEAVER AD 901 Mass . . ......... .... .. . . 636 Electric Appliances, Household Farm Implements Federal Offices EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR Call See Termite Control See Agricultural Implements fresh "Where Pharmacy is a Profusion -not a sideline" STOWITS H W REXALL STORE 847 Mass .516 Druggists Sundries 0' Am bra Photo Service 644 Mass . ... . ... . ... 934 Railway Express Agcy Inc 20 E 9 .. . . . ..... . . . 120 Sick Room Supplies WHOM TO CALL :ou~d Corner Drug Co 801 Mass .. . . .. . . .. .... 20 ow er CJ 1847 Mass .... .. .. .. .......... 1100 Stowits H W Rexall Store 847 Mass .. . . .. . . . . 516 Engravers, Photo Express Marcelle Cosmetics DRUGS Elevators, Grain-See Grain Elevators Employment Agencies ~~ ~ 1101 Mass ................... . .... 678 REXALL DRUG SERVlce-------For Lowest Prices should have good brakes Brune Eugene Plbg & Wiring 601 Miss .. . .. .. . 308 CENTRAL PLUMBING CO Everett Christenson Prop 8 1 4 Mass .. . .... . . . . .. . . ..... . . . . .... . TIO Darnell L R Elec Serv 615 Mass . . ..... . .. . . . 360 makes such fine cakes RANKIN DRUG C FREE FAST DELIVERY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Delivery Se"ice Until 10:30 p.m. Ice Cream - Sundries - Drugs Hospital Supplies /A~UTO,it IS A BAKER, he Eldridge Pharmacy 701 Mass . ...... . . .... .. . 999 Garich Professional Prescription Shop 105 E 8 .. 601 (See Advertisement This Page) Hillside Pharmacy No 1 616 W 9 ... . . ...... 1487 (See Advertisement This Page) HILLSIDE PHARMACY NO 2 Delivery Service 1847 Mass . . . . . . .. . .. . . ... . . ·.. .. . .. 1100 19 Electricians Electric Appliances, Repairing Druggists ELE-FIX From autos (and brake _repair service) to X-rays, the Yellow Pages tell you who sells any goods or service you need. 830 Vt . . .. · ·· ··· · ·· · ··' • ····· . • ..... 7 287 Filling Stations-See Service Stations Five & Ten Cent Stores See Department Stores, Also Variety Stores Fixtures, Electric-See Lighting Fixtures Who sells it? Where is he located? This Directory tells you/ �r I 20 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY FLO-FRA 11 Where To Buy It" Floor Coverings FRA-FUE 21 Fraternities-(Cont'd) See Specific Kind, i.e., Carpets, Linoleum, etc. Floor Refinishing Emick H W Laying-Sanding and Finishing 406 Mo ....................... . . . . . 1215 Florists CUT FLOWERS - CORSAGE! BOUQUETS-POTTED PLANn FUNERAL DESIGNS & SPRAn Allison-Armstrong Flower Shop 927 Mass .... • . 363 (See Advertisement This Page) BELL C V 844 Tenn ...................... 275 MYERS CA & SON 435 Mich ..........•.... 312 WARD'S FLOWERS 910 Mass ............ . . 820 (See Advertisement This Page) WHITCOMBS GREENHOUSE 844 Tenn .... . .. 275 Rtmtmber the FlowerfoKt 820 Flour Mills Bowersock Mills & Power Co 546 Mass ... ... . . 108 DELTA TAU DELTA 1111 W 11 .....•.•..• 1106 DELTA UPSILON 1025 W Hills pkwy ....•.•. 2903 Jolliffe Hall Annex 1505 Ohio .•....... ...... 355 Kappa Alpha Psi 816 Maine .•.....•....•••• 2093 Kappa Eta Kappa 1140 La ....••..•......•. 2688 KAPPA SIGMA 1045 W Hills terr .......•..• 1700 Nu Sigma Nu 1147 Tenn ..............•.••. 628 Phi Beta Pi 1137 Ind ..•.•.........•.• ... . 1018 Phi Chi 1233 Oread ..................... • 1902 Phi Delta Theta 1621 Edgehill rd ........•..•• 957 PHI GAMMA DELTA 1540 La .....•....•.•.• 443 PHI KAPPA PSI 1100 Ind ....•••.••••.•.... 284 Pi Kappa Alpha 1409 Tenn ..•••...•.......•. 565 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 1301 W Campus rd . . 726 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Annex 1313 W Campus rd . . SIGMA CHI 1439 Tenn •••..•.••....•.•.•.. 721 Sigma Nu W 10 .....................•••. 12n SIGMA PHI EPSILON 1420 Ohio .........•. 1144 Tau Kappa Epsilon 1541 Tenn ....•.•..••... . 348 Theta Tau 1602 La .......••.............• 1617 Triangle Fraternity 1116 Ind ......•......•• . 612 3n Freight Truck Lines-See Truck Lines Foot Specialists COLBURN ARTHUR R 94 7 ~ Mass .......... . . 115 FLOWERS BY WIRE ANYWHERE Fraternities Order by Telephone Courteous suggestions offered if desired. Alpha Chi Sigma 1115 Tenn ................. 389 Alpha Kappa Psi 1043 Ind .................. 365 Alpha Phi Alpha 1101 Miss ................ 2049 Alpha Tau Omega 1537 Tenn ........ . ....... 837 BETA THETA Pl 1425 Tenn ........... . ... . 552 Delta Chi 1245 W Campus rd. . • . . . . . . . . .. .. 868 WARD'S (Continued Next Page) FLOWERS Fresh List your branch of business here. 910 Mass, Fruits, Wholesal-e Anderson W O Comm Co W 21 ...•......... . 1466 I' Fuel See Specific Kinds, i.e., Coal, Gas, Oil, Wood, etc. Who sells it? Where is he located? This Directory tells yo11! 1I iI I 11, 1'1 I]~ I Floral Offerings ..... Corsages -- Cut Flowers -- Plants Novelties -- Vines Telephone Always an abundant supply of finer flowers-grown in our own greenhouse. 363 ALLISOD nm11 Residence Tel. 3434M ARIDSTROD Flowers by Wire, Anywhere EASONABt~~'if: "'-oi....;;;~.,:..,:;;.,;;....-:~t;::i Telephone 363 Residence Tel. 3434M �22 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY FUN-FUN "Where To Buy It" Funeral Directors FUN-FUN 23 funeral Directors-(Cont' d) FUNK'S MORTUARY & CHAPEL 940 Mass .. .. 119 Rumsey Funeral Hom 601 Ind . . . . . . . . .... 672 (See Ad rtlsement Thi s Page) H ...... . . 452 (See Ad ertisement Preceding Page) {See Advertisement This Page) Schubert C Funeral Home 1020 RUMSEY FUNERAL HOM RENDERING AN ECONOM I CAL SCHUBERT COMMUNITY SERVICE F OR 23 YEAR A MBULANCE SERVICE UGH/ funeral Directors, Colored BO SER-GLEED MORTUAR...,,_..------ Funeral Home 601 Ind . . . .. . . .... ... . . .... . . ... . 672 "Since 1904" (Continued Next Page) Nine Out of Ten of Your Customers use these Pages Regularly. Dedicated to Service Regardless of Financial Conditions 618 t .. . . . . . . . ............. 160 Credit if desired ME GOT INJUN' SIGN ON SHOPPING WORRY (, I I I 1 I Let your telephone shop for you • •• Lookin' for something? The Yellow Pages give you a full list of dealers for any goods or service. The Ye ow Pages will tell you who sells what you want. II Findum happy hunting ground fo :r bargains ... No walkum around ... No parkum trouble. Lookum up Yellow Pages. Tell um where to buy anything. RUMSEY FUNERAL .I We are rendering a com pl t . regardless of how much 0 : \iirvice ttat is competent and tru tworthy ... 1 e byou c ~o~e to pend ... our be t reference comes from those whom we ave een privileged to ser e. h A beautiful, quiet home, completely equipped. Ample parking space. Operated by men of long experience. LIBERAL CREDIT LOWEST COMPARABLE PRICES - Extra Parking Space in Rear I I I II :1 HOME c. B. Rumsey-Fred Rumsey-Oscar Rumsey Since 1909 FUNK'S Since 1909 Mortuary and Chapel Ambulance Service 940-42 Mass. Phone 119 Rendering an Economical Community Service for 23 Years AMBULANCE SERVICE 601 Indiana Call 672 �24 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY FUR-GAR Fur Dealers, Wholesale Ogle CW 411 E 9 •..........•........... 2454 'Where To Buy It" Furniture-(Cont'd) VEATCH FURNITURE PlU NCAIR Kansas Public Service Co Inc 733 Mass .... .. .. 315 After Office Hours Call Manager's Res •. . ... . 306 Fur Storage WEAVER A D 901 Mass . ... . ... . . . . . . . . . . 6.36 (See Advertisemer.t This Page) A~~~ ~~~~~:: I 739 Ma~s ......................... Furnaces Broeker H B Furnace Shop 1041 R I ..... . .. . 1368 Broeker J F C Furnace Shop 341 Lincoln ... .• 1402 KANSAS PUBLIC SERVICE CO INC Gas Fired Furnaces-Conversion Burners 733 Mass ................ . .......... .315 KOPP WM P SHEET METAL SHOP Weir Furnaces-Repair All Makes 1011 Mass .......................... 122 PENCHARD E W 13 E 8 •......... . .. . .... . 245 ZIESENIS C H 207 W 8 ................ . .. 943 Furnaces, Repairing Kopp Wm P Metal Shop 1011 Mass 122 Penchard E W 13 E 8 ... . . .. .... : : : : : : : : : : : 245 210 Furniture Repairing Gas Ranges-See Ranges, Gas Gas Refrigerators-See Refrigerators, Gas See Contractors, General vt· ········ j~ Gift Shops Bargain Furniture Store 641 Mass Gauck Transfer & Storage co 512 2001 E· 9::::::::.m Glass, Automobile Garages Auto Wrecking & Junk Co LO F Duplate Safety Glass 712 E 9 . . . . . • . . • . •......•...•... . 954 PARKER BUICK CO 700 N H ...•......... 4-0l Bargain Furniture Store 641 Mass . ......... . 2004 Hoffman Furniture & Hdw Wanted furniture of all kinds 706 Mass ............... .. ........ . . 8.36 HOME FURNITURE c·n-------- QUALITY FURNITURE Carefully Selected Reasonably Priced Glass, Window CARTER SUPER SERV STA CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICEWINTER CHEVROLET CO 738 N H •.. •.... n De oto - Plymouth • Studebaker Authorized Service Compl ete ervice All , akes of Cars E. 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H~~~s·. ·. ·. ·. ·• ·. ·. •. •. •. ·. ·. ·. 238~~ \\' reeker 634 cn------- ioRICE SUIT YOUR EVERY NEED AT A YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY Budget Payments Law,-ence' s Oldest Fu,-niture Store Baby Furn·iture Headquarters 808 Mass ....•..••.•.. . ....•... _1192 Government Offices See City, County, State, United States Government Offices, Justice of Peace Courts Grain Derby Grain & Coal Co TL Smart 301 Locust .. .................••.••• . 370 Underwood J Sons 608 Mass .................. 7 en;ce ass . . ....•................ .100) Miller Furniture Co 930 Mass .............. _331 FURNITURE COOK PAINT & VARNISH CO GALLAGHER BUDDY MOTOR _ _ __ Kao:&:HLER LIVING ROOM Ft1RNITt1J1Z 0STERMOOR MATTRESSES MOHAWK AND GuLISTAN Rues LING FURNITURE Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lbr Co 308 W 6 ..... 81 919 Mass ..... 1473 1000 Mass . • .......................13(1) Hadl Bros Motor Co 1012 Mass ............. 424 HUNSINGER MOTOR Grain Elevators co------ Norris Grain Co RFD 4 .. . . . . . . . . . . - · · · · · · · .264 Schaake C & Sons 210 W 6 .. · . · · · · · · · · · · · · .152 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Storage Complete One-Stop Semce Er,~,-:,,-thing fo,- Your Car HUDSO SALES AND SERVICE Tnuuon 12 Greenhouses Allison-Armstrong Flower Shop 927 Mass ...... .363 Jayhawk Floral Gardens 1928 Tenn ........... 345 Myers CA & Son 435 Mich ................. 312 Ward's Flowers 910 Mass ..•............... 820 Whitcombs Greenhouse 844 Tenn ............. 275 922 Mass ...•..................... 12 Mills Jim Garage 229 Elm ................. 653 Vitafied COLD Fur Storage RESTYLING CLEANING - GLAZING Call 636 BONDED SERVICE A. D. WEAVER DEPARTMENT STORE 901 MASS. Ask Your Grocer for MOTOR IN ONE STOP STATIO We Se"ice All Makes of Can COMPLETE ONE-STOP SEIVICE Washing--Greasing-Batteriu-T"trea Bean System Wheel Balancing Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Semce Road ScrTice - Skelly Product, Syfo Sparkling Water Nesbitt Orange 827 Vt ......................... .. f:IJ7 DR.PEPPER Nineteenth Street Garage Wr{~~~r ~~c.e:~~~~~a_l ~u-~.~~~'.......... 3S5 OLDSMOBILE SALES & SERVICEPARKER BUICK CO 700 N H .......... · · .40Z Sam's Garage 908 Vt .....•.....•......... .895 BOTTLING 1 BEAL BROS GROC & MEAT MK MEATS GROCERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES Approved Charge Accounts Welcomed Free Delir,er~ 80& Mass ....•..•.•••••••••••••• •856 Meyn FriUi Eldridge Hotel. ................. . 88 Rowlands College Book Stores 1401 Ohio ...•. . 1401 Vickers Gift Shop 101H Mass .............. . 933 Furniture, Used BUICK AUTHORIZED SERVICE- Furniture ST Arnolds Market H G F Store-Groceries & Meats 84& Ind ........................... . 226 General Contractors Bargain Furniture Store 641 Mass Courter P E Upholstering Co 83 7 .200,i Mann C J Repair Shop 839 Ky ..... : : : : : : : Bullock's 2 E 7 .•......................... 379 Grocers, Retail Gas Furnaces-See Furnaces And Grand Rapids Lines~r°n~.CABtNan and Ded Room Fine F ~mg Rooni Term to Suit Your Con~:/:c \Ve\ ant Your Business cc 25 Greeting Cards Gas Companies co,---- Exclusive Distributor GAS-GRO co. Bungalo Market 1900 Barker ...•..•.•..•.••. . 14 Carter J C Fresh Meats-Vegetables-Notions Your I G A Store 800 N Y •.•..••.••••.•••••.••••••• •1748 Consumers Co-op Assn 931 Mass ............. 627 COOKE'S HELP YOURSELF GRO 844 Mass ..•. 609 Corner Grocery Free Delivery 303 W 13 ........................... 618 Cut-Rate Gree & Mkt 734 Mass ....•...••.... 987 Dicker A J & Sons Meats-Groceries Notions Free Del 646 Locust ..........•..••.......... . 142 Dr Pepper Bottling Co 815 N H ............. 198 (See Advertisement This Page) Eckert WC 546 Maine ..................... 258 Edmonds Cash Gree 1903 Mass .............. 605 Edmonds Clarence Food Mkt 1401 Mass ...... . 288 Flory L M 211 E 8 ......................... 83 Flory Lee 1101 N Y ..............•........ 572 Frenger's Grocery 1301 Haskell. ......•..... 2080 Holloway & Phillips 1851 Mass .............. 610 INDEPENDENT MARKET 1000 N J .......... 577 Jayhawk Grocery 1342 Ohio ..........•...... 242 Klocks Grocery 900 Miss ..............•.... 413 Landrith's Finer Foods 1001 Mass .....•...•.. 173 LAWRENCE ROY MARKET 90& Mass ......... 272 Lentz Grocery 900½ Maine ................... 43 LOG CABIN MARKET 1827 La .............. 910 Malone Grocery J R LaMont Mgr 1201 E 13 ........................ . 2014 Mildred's I G A Store Fresh Meats & Vegetables 1301 Del ....................... · . · · · 248 Myers Grocery Ice Cream-Open Evenings & Sunday 434 Locust ........................ . 1359 NINTH STREET MARKET 40& W 9 ......•••. 380 Park-N-Market 547 Ind ..................... . 1 Pine Ralph 718 Mass ...................... 550 Pine's Food Store 1145 Pa ••...........•... 322 Roach's Market 1906 Mass ................. 573 Rusty's Food Market 1117 Mass ............. 397 Service Grocery 416 E 9 . . . . . . • • . . . . .••..... 649 Sommers Grocery 1021 Mass ................ 212 Stone IGA Store 3 & Maple ............... . 1556 Turner Fred Cut Rate Groc Quality Meats & Groceries Plenty of easy parking 2839 309 E 12 ......... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Turner Grocery 700 Maine .................. 563 University Place 1801 Ill ...........•...... 2420 Wiley Market 401 Elm ..................... 447 Grocers, Wholesale Poehler Mercantile Co 701 E 8 .............. 104 CALL 198 815 N. H. List your branch of business here. 1/1 1 1 'I ~) �26 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY GUN-INS ''Where To Buy It" Hospitals Gunsmiths Forney Mch Wks 229 Elm .................. 653 Rutter's Shop 1014 Mass ................... 319 Haskell Hospital Haskell Grds Kansas University Health Service.Ku· ......... 561 LAJff~c~Ni~s MM~~n~RIAL HOSPITAL '· ······-~ M~i~e" ··" " .. ·.......8) Nurses Home 345 · Watkins Memorial Hospital Hardware Achnings Hardware 822 Mass ................ 679 Baker Machinery & Supply 1832 Mass ........ 429 Ernst & Son 826 Mass ..................... 341 631 Et~~H~it:~1::r:e· ·················· . 724 Mass ........................... 178 Miller & Malott 736 Mass .................. 615 Vernon's Hardware 1029 Mass ............... 107 Hatcheries, Poultry CADWELL HATCHERv-------Our Fifteenth Year Nurses' Home ......... ,2Jl KU ... %) Hotels Eighth Street Hotel Clean & Comfortable-Free Parking 744 NH. Eldridge Hotel 20li Fairfax Hotel · · .. · · · · · · .... ··· -~l Steam Heat- odern Reasonable 708 Mass .. .. ...... ......... ...... .2JJ! 7·& ·M~; · · .. · · ···.... ·.... FARMERS AUTOMOBILE Inter-INSURANCE E change and Truck In uran e E · change Our continuing form automobll or truck in- suranc p only one mall. II· sale for ordinary In uran YO 1712 Learnard ................... 3096 on-Assessable Coverage WHERE TO BUY IT 921 MISS. ·co iooo· .. • rE THE DIFFERE CE National Std. Ice Cold Storage-Refrigerators 616 Vt Independent Ice j .... . J. F. BAKER TEL. 95 ~~EN lr~SU ... · · · · ..... 4i .......... ... 51) DOUGLAS CO HATCHERv------At All Leading Fountains and Drug Storca PIIC1SI iooi. N.H.... 383 420 ···· OMAHA ~AT & SHOE WORKS ............ 75 Free Pickup & Delivery Service 717! Mass ........................ _2090 [ 11 Air' Spcdal old and Decorated Ice Cream for Any Occasion ~ fl.-,.;_fi ~P' "WHERE TO BUY IT" Lawrence Sanitary Milk & Ice Cream Co Hearing Aids ~aker J F 921 Miss ........................ 95 anks Frank E 1st Natl Bk bg ........•...... 984 Charlton Ins Agcy Insurance bg .............. 689CSee Advertisement This Page) DANIELS J S INSURANCE AGENC•v----J. s. & E. E. DANIELS LIFE - ACCIDENT - HEALTH Hospitalization - Fire - Auto - Casualty All Legal Reserve Rate "A" Companies Mutual or Stock 1st Door West of City Library 222 w 9 ........................• . 972 640 Mass ......................... 111 Residence .................•... 2930-W VARSITY VELVET ICE CREAM_ _ __ "Sff'T!~ It and Yosl' Kansas Cleaners 12! E 8 lawrence Laundry & Dry cie.aners NEW YORK CLEANERS 926 Mass 5 WE WRITE ALL LINES INSURANCE Substantial American Stock Companies Aetna Life, Security, Nat'l Liberty American, Westchester Standard & Aetna Casualty & Surety "FOR INFORMATION CALL" Hats, Cleaning (See Advertisement This Page) gre'!1~r ~r d A 1417 Ky ................... 2842 F anii s k Ins Agcy 222 w 9 ............... 972 ox ran 1st Natl Bk bg .. .......... .. .... 510 GIL M R REAL ESTATE & INS AGC ForH14l!I FRITZEL DAIRY PRODUCTS CO 546 Miss.12&: Grant's Hatchery & Supply Co 1218 Conn ...... 418 BAKER J F 921 Miss ...................... 95 Repr 15 Stock Companies 824 Mass ........................... 457 Fox Frank Farmers Alliance Insurance 1st Natl Bk bg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . 510 Gerstenberger C C 1021 Mass ............... 446 FRITZEL ICE CREAMr------ 812 Vt ....... .. ..•.• ..•••• .•••.• _442 Insurance, Automobile FITCH T G INS AGCY Ice Cream U. S. APPROVED BABY CHICKS Custom Hatching Poultry Supplies and Remedies 27 Insurance, General • . Eli AMERICAN SERVICE CO Custom Hatching Baby Chicks Feeds & Supplies :l INS-INS M ~EnJfYOU Jjort! sw-a .... HOLMES McGREW & PEC INSURANCE 'We Write Every Kind REAL ESTATE 7 E 7 ............................. 35 Ft of Vt.6% Audiphone Co Western Electric Audiphones Professional Bg K C Mo (Toll Call). Victor 2635 Hunter SJ Real Estate & Ins Agcy 720 Mass ... 626 Velvet Freeze Ice Cream Co ~~ore ~o 1 742 Mass ........ ........... .720 ore o 2 1407 Mass ........... .... .. .. 131 MA LEY INSURANCE AGC M. C. MANLEY SOUND INSURANCE Heaters, Water-See Water Heaters Ice Refrigerators See Refrigerators, Ice Heating Contractors Implements-See Agricultural Implements CENTRAL PLUMBING CO Everett Christenson Prop 814 Mass Harris LT Co 802. rvi;s~: . · · · · · · · · · · · · · .... . 710 ZIESENIS C H 201 w 8 . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .... 324 .... · · · · · · · · · · · · ... 943 Hemstitchers Insulation Materials Seiler J D Roofing & Material Co 815 Vt ..... .702 Shaw Lumber Co 701 Vt. •..... .... . .. ... . .147 Insurance, Accident Smith Hemstitching & Dressmaking Shop 943! Mass.683 Hosiery B & G Hosiery Shop 917 M WEAVER AD 901 Mass ass.········· .. .. . 556 . . . . . · · · · · · · · · · · ... 636 Bremer Fred A 14 11 Ky ................... 2842 . Shopping With You By Telephone is Easy For Buyers If You are Prop· edy Rep,-esented in These Yellow Pages . Sing a song of absorene, Zinc oxide and zippers, X-ray apparatus, Window shades and slippers; Tires new, tires repaired, Canaries and their cagesFor other things to sing about, Consult the Yellow Pages.* * Protection in old reliable stock companies Fire, Automobile, Surety Bonds, Accident and Health, Burglary New City Hall ..................•.. . 250 RICHARDSON DELBERT C INS AGCY 802 Mass. 839 State Farm Insurance Companies 1005 Mass ..• . 542 Stevenson Real Estate & Ins Agcy 710~ Mass .. . 192 TR YLOR JOE INSURANCE AGC "TRAVELERS" •Accident • Health - Fire Automobile - Casualty The classified business I istings In your telephone directory. 720 Mass ............ . .......... . 626 Residence ...................... 2439R �28 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY INS-IRO Insurance, Life Bremer Fred A Kansas City Life Insurance Co Agt 1417 Ky .......................... . 2842 Cotton Corlett J Jayhawker Theatre bg ........ 133 Farmers & Bankers Life Ins Co 7 E 7 .... ....... 35 Metropolitan Life Ins Co Wren bg ........... 1046 MUTUAL LIFE INS CO OF NEW YORK- DANIELS J S INSURANCE AGCY 222 W 9 .. 972 NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS CO Corlett J Cotton Dist Agt Geo T Wetzel Special Agt Jayhawker Theatre bg .................. 133 Provident Mutual Life Ins Co 824 Mass ........ 457 STANDARD LIFE ASSN S L A bg .......... . 840 After Ofc Hrs & Sundays & Holidays Call John V Sees Secy ....................... 830 (See Advertisement This Page) WRIGHT RAY T Provident Mutual Life Ins 824 Mass ........................... 457 Insurance, Truck BAKER J F Truck Insurance Exchange 921 Miss ............................. 95 Investments JU The Standard Life K The Highe t Price Paid in Years for CO TRY HXED SCRAP IRO AND OLD MACHINERY ew papers and Magazines Association AUTO WRECKING AND JUNK CO. LIFE INSURANCE AT COST 712 E. 9th. 9th and Del. Phone 954 Complete Coverage for the Entire Family V. SEES Secretary Standard Life Bldg., Eighth and Vermont Lawrence Iron Works 611 N H ............... 106 I GR4NDM4'S STDRB Grandma shopped at the place which, in her day, was most convenient-the general store. Today, your most convenient place to shop is in the Yellow Pages. Junk Auto Wrecking & Junk Co 712 E 9 ........... 954 (See Advertisement This Page) Justice of Peace Courts Oyler Rob~ B 729 Mass .................... 313 See Curtain Cleaners Mary had a lot to buy in such a little while ..• But ''Yellow Pages" saved the day and many a weary mile. ALLEN JOHN i½~ Lace Curtain Cleaning President Treasurer Gustafson B G 911 Mass ................... 911 Makepeace Chas C Expert Watch Repair Service 11 E 7 ............... · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1881 Marks Sol & Son 817 Mass ................. 654 Parsons Ed W 725 Mass ...... •••··········· Roberts F H 833 Mass .............. • • • • • · • Courter P E Upholstering Co 837 Vt .......... 143, Rutter's Shop 1014 Mass ................... 319 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Saturday Afternoons and Holidays Call John V. Sees, Secy., 830 MARTIN MILLER 29 Keys CALL 840 GEO. R. JEW-LAD Jewelers LI FE INSURANCE Estes Snyder & Co Lawrence Natl Bk bg ........ 66 Hosford Inv Co 824 Mass .................. . 457 Iron Products "Where To Buy It" k Ladies Ready-to-Wear Adelane's Ready-To-Wear 823 Mass .......... 554 Grayce Shop 841 Mass ...................... 47 Greene's Ready-To-Wear 845 Mass ........... 687 Harzfeld's 1144 Ind ....................... 190 Swope Dress Shop 943 Mass .... • • · · · · · · · · · · WEAVER AD 901 Mass ... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · t~ �30 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY LAN-LIN 'Where To Buy It" Landscape Gardeners Live Stock Mount Hope Nurseries Law Natl Bk bg .•.• . . . _ 441 THE LAUNDRY NUMBER Laundries Loans, Automobile 1 Securities Inv Co 109 E 8 . . ... ... . .. . ... . . . 134 (See Advertisement This Page) VALLEY SECURITY C E. :'II. C \MERON, Prop. LOA S Lawn Mower Repairing ACTO - Mann C J Repair Shop 839 Ky . . . . . . . . . ..2611 Rutter's Shop 1014 Mass ..... .......... .. . .319 31 Loans, Personal Jackman Farm RFD 1 ...... . . . .. .. . .... 763-K-3 Lawrence Live Stock Sale E 11 .. . ... . ..... . 2040 fNoepfr7JeeN~a~u~6~~ &No~v·cLNRs·. '. ·1329 . 740 Vt.432 (See Advertisement This Page) Lawrence Laundry &_Dry Cleaners 1001 N H. . . .383 (See Advertisement Following Page) LIV-LOA FUR ITURE QCICK, CO. "FIDE.r TIA L S E RVICE Insurance bg ........ . . . . ... . ... . . . 126 Lawyers-See Attorneys Lawrence Loan & Finance Co 747! Mass ....... 302 Securities Inv Co 109 E a ................. . 134 Stevenson RI Est & Ins Agcy 710~ Mass ....... 192 Loans, Real Estate DOUGLAS COUNTY BLDG & LOAN ASSN 737 Mass. 79 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 746 Mass ........... 30 Hinshaw S C 705 Mass .................... 539 (See Advertisement This Page) Holmes McGrew & Peck Formerly McGrew-Peck Inv Co 7 E 7 ..... . ... . ........... .. ........ 35 HOSFORD INVESTMENT CO 824 Mass ....... 457 Kaw Valley Natl Farm Loan Assn C C Gerstenberger Secy-Treas 1021 Mass ......................... •446 LAWRENCE BLDG & LOAN ASSN 800 Mass .... 55 Libraries, Public Lawrence Free Public Library 845 Vt . .. . .... .574 Libraries, Rental Book Nook 102H Mass ... .. . ... ........... 666 romp ly i~.:~.~~ Life Insurance-See Insurance, Life -Ffefl nan~ We wlll re- Light and Power Companies INDEPENDENT LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS The Quality of our Work Must Meet with Your Approval 432 740 Vermont and alao loan caah. IOD • KAQL M. K R ~~ ~c-~ _, --·-, raJ&C!Z J,.;. /~ UUJil 7-- Farms-Business Property-Residential FHA Government Insured Loans S. C. Hinshaw 705 Maas. CALL 539 Lighting Fixtures Olson Bros 934 Mass . ... .... .. . ........... 515 Linen Supply Service Co-Operative Linen Supply 1040 Conn ......... 947 1 Linoleum Duratone Miller & Malott 736 Mass .. ................ 615 Ramsey WA Shade Shop 818 Mass ........... 606 Seiler J D Roofing & Material Co 815 Vt ...... 702 A Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service CALL duce your payman,. you extra Kansas Electric Power Co 700 Mass ......... .880 After Ofc Hrs Call Service Calls .. . .... . ............. . .. 1240 local Office .. . .. .. . . . . .... ........ .1276 Genl Office . . .. ..... . .. . ........... .1263 legal & Engineering Ofcs ............. .1284 ;;;;.q:J.sE"' ON LICENSED DAMP WASH - ROUGH DRY THRIFTY - FAMILY FINISH Call Dear Adviser: Shopping tires me. What can I do to save time, energy and worry? WEARY ONE Answer: Read "8 Shopping Aids" on the inside back cover of this directory. They may help you. LAUND~Y 383 "We Clean Everything You Wear But Your Shoes" Send Your Cleaning with Your Laundry LAW REN CE LAUN DRY & DRY CLEANERS V. K. BRUNER, Mgr. 1001 N. H. Serving Lawrence for 44 Years ......... , ~ I I �32 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY LOC-MAC "Where To Buy It" Locksmiths Rutter's Shop 101 4 Mass . . .... . ............ 319 Lodges ~§ Eagle Lodge Room 15 E 9 . .... .......... . • • Elks B P O E 725 Vt .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · K 4 Lake View Club House RFD 4 •.... . ...... 756- Masonic Temple 1001 Mass .... . ........... Odd Fellows Hall 105 W 8 .... .. .... . ...... · Standard Life Assn S L A bg ... .. . . ........ . 840 Rebekah State Assembly 9 E 7 .... . ......... 367 Standard Life Assn S L A bg .. . ... . . . .. . .... 852 -g~ Luggage Weaver A D 901 Mass ... .. ...... . ..... . ... 636 Lumber Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lbr Co 308 W 6 ... . 81 FRIEND PAUL H LUMBER CO 1030 Mass ...... 42 LOGAN-MOORE LUMBER CO 627 Mass ....... 113 McCONNELL LUMBER C COM PLETE BUILDERS' S ERVICE Lumber-Paints and Vamishes--Insulation Hardwood Flooring-Roofing FINANCING 846 E 13 . .. .... . ... . . . ...•.... . .. 576 Nights-Sundays- Holidays call .. . ...... 2245 Ma:-ket Places £~ Lawrence Roy Market 906 Mass .......... . .. 272 Ninth Street Market 406 W 9 . ... . .......... 380 ~ IS AN AUTO, it should have good brakes TI52 1W Mattresses Cline Mattress Co Renovated-Rebuitt & Guaranteed Old Mattresses Made Into Innersprlngs 413 N 2 .... ... ........ . . · · · · · · · · · · 2308 & Meat Markets Beal Bros Groc & Meat Mkt 806 Mass ....... . 856 Klock's Meat Dept 900 Miss . .............. . 157 LAWRENCE ROY MARKET Fresh & Cured Meats-We Deliver 906 Mass ..... •••···· · ···· · · · ······· 272 63 Schleifer Bros 840 Mass • • • • · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · 9 Service Grocery 416 E 9 . ....... . ...... • • • . • IS A BAKER, ha makes such fine cakes 64 ~~ Mens Furnishings OBERS LEADING CLOTHIERS 8 21 Mass · · · · · 20.3 ~ IS CLEANER, your clothes he makes to market, to buy this and that; Home again, home again, ziggity zat. A fresh Reedy Pete Lumber Co 1846 Mass ..... . .... . . 176 SHAW LUMBER CO 101 Vt .. . ... .. . . . . .. .. 147 (See Advertisement Th is Page) Lunch Rooms-See Cafes Milk-See Dairies Millinery Ackerman Hat Shop 1023 Mass ... . . . ....... . 165 Boggs & Albert Millinery 941 Mass .......... . 849 Mirrors Auto Wrecking & Junk Co Resilvered-New Ones Sold 954 712 E 9 . .. . . . ... . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Mirrors, Framed-See Picture Framing Machine Shops Forney Machine Works 229 Elm . . ........... . 653 LA RENCE IRON WORK MACHINE WORK Electric or Acetylene Weldin~ Cylinder Grinding - Rod Babbitting Main Bearings Rebored 611 NH . . ... ..... . .. .. . .. .. .. .. . . 106 Night Telephone .. .. . .. . ... . . .... . . 1803 Pickens Machine Works 623 Vt .. . ........... 179 it shows what's inside you Wd il IS FOR Y~LOW Pages, they are your guide to ... l'IJJQl=J~;I rn771, ~ 1 AND COMPLETE BUILDING MATERIALS Pratt & Lambert Paints and Varnishes Curtis Millwork 33 MAR-MOT WAYS to find dealers who sell what you need. Monuments lj Lawrence Memorial Co Formerly Langston Memorial Co 810 E 13 .. .. . ..... . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 449 ' To market, to market theyellow Page way. Home today, home all day, shopping is play. CALL 147 SHAW LUMBER CO. "A LOCAL INSTITUTION FOR 40 YEA.RS" 701 Vermont. From autos (and brake .repair service) to X-rays, the Yellow Pages tell you who sells any goods or service you need. lSO,OOO women tell us shopping in they ellow Pages, and ordering by telep~one, ~oes give them more Ie1sure time. Motor Bus Lines-See Bus Lines Motors Electric, Repairing Darnell ' L R Elec Serv 615 Mass . : . ... . • • • • • · 360 (See Advertisement This Page) MOTOR REWINDING REPAIRING BUILDING PARTS _ BRUSHES - BEARINGS - MOTORS MAGNETOS - GENERATORS L. R. DARNELL ELECTRIC SERVICE 615 Mass. �34 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY MOV-MOV "Where To Buy It" Movers Movers-(Cont' d) CENTRAL TRUCK LINES 8 0 7 Vt .. . ....... . . 700 Combest Riley 1 0 E 9 ............. . . ... .. . 1542 r GAUCK TRANSFER & STORAGE C MOVING Local and Intrastate All L oa ds Insured STORAGE PACK ING Lawrence Trfr & Stge Co 733 N H .... .. . .... . 15 (See Advertisement This Page) Smith Ethan A Delivery Serv 8 16 E 9 ......... . 46 Smith Ethan A Moving & Trfr Co 81 6 E 9 ...... . 46 (See Advertisement Preceding Page) 35 Nurseries Griesa & Jones Lawrence Natl Bk bg . ... . .. •. . 441 Mount Hope Nurseries Lawrence Natl Bk bg . ... 441 Nurses Business Exch & Employment Serv 735 Mass . .. 263 Lange Nannie Mrs r 1319 Vt .•.•......... 1131-J Musical Instructors Call Us Any Time MOY-OIL Dalton W B Mrs Piano Studio 7 47 Mass . ....... 724 Oculists 512 E 9 ............. . .. .. .. . . ... . 927 Musical Instruments HALL BROS TRUCK LINES 1 245 Conn .... ... 936 Hutchinson R B 917 Mass . . ... . ..... • . .. . . 1235 Bell Music Co 9 2 5 Mass ........ . ... . . .. ... . 375 Holyfield Music Co 1107 Mass ..... . .. .. .. . . . 171 (See Advertisement Th is Page) (Continued Next Page) Office Supplies Bullock's 2 E 7 ...•........•••.•• • ••. • ...• 379 Lawrence Typewriter Exchange 735 Mass .•.••• 548 Neon Signs-See Sign Manufacturers ROWLANDS COLLEGE BOOK STORES CALL 936 1401 Ohio. Newspapers ANYTIME Agents for Safe Way Van Lines Democrat The 904 Vt . ......... . ..... . . .... 464 JOURNAL-WORLD Oil Burners HA RIS LT C "Coast-to-Coast Door-to-Door Service" T he HOME Newspaper of OIL-O-MATIC BURNERS HALL BROS. 5800 Families FOR REPLACEMENT OF TRUCK LINES lournal-Wo,-ld Want Adi Get Re1t1ltll OLD EQUIPMENT 722 Mass .. . ..•.•.•... . .. . ... . . . • • . 22 802 Mass ... . ............••••••• • 324 If no answer call •...•.....•.•...•. . 386 Insured 1245 Conn. "We operate under the approval of the Kansas Corporation Commission" l40l Kansas City Star Distributor Subscri ptions & Want Ads Taken 8 47 Mass .....• . ........... . . • • •• • • • •17 Outlook The 1 005 Mass . . . .. . . . .. .. . • ... • . . 542 Oil, Fuel HARRIS LT C OIL-0-MATIC FUEL OIL FOR ALL TYPE BURNERS Factory Trained Service Men to Render Free Oil Burner Service to All Our Oil Customers 802 Mass ... ...... . . • ...... • ••.•. 324 Oil Marketers Call 46 If No Ans Packing-Shipping-Crating ETHAN A. SMITH 816 E. 9th 11 AERO MAYFLOWER VANS 2100 EXPERIENCED MEN-ALL LOADS INSURED MOVING & TRANSFER CO. ''Local and Long Distance Call Company Owned Equipment e e e STORAGE EXPERT PACKING CRATING Barnsdall Refining Corp Bulk Agt 319 N 2 • •• . 2070 Continental Oil Co Bulk Agt 900 N H •.•••••• . 867 Ince J W 1729 Vt .. ............•..•••••• 2486 Independent Oil Serv Sta 2246 La ...•••••••• . 121 K T Oil Corp 239 Elm .•. ..•.•••••...••••• •1174 KA VALLEY OIL CO Wholesale and Retail KVX GASOLINE AND OIL FUEL OIL - DISTILLATE CALL Seiberling Tires Distributor 15 "Direct From Refinery to Consumer" SERVICE STATION 1318 W 7 . ..................•... . 598 LAWRENCE TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. 733 New Hampshire St. WE SELL FOR LESS Natl Refining Co 601 Vt ..•...••...•••.•••. 357 North Oil Co 3 & North . . .....••..•....••. 2000 Sinclair Refining Co 623 Locust .... . .•..•... 1358 Socony-Vacuum Oil Corp Agt 1146 N Y • • •.••. 1274 Texas Co The 802 Mass .... . .......... . . .. . 839 This Directory is arranged to help YOU in shopping and buying. �36 "Where To Buy lt'1 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTOR'( OPT-PAI Optometrists Gustafson B G 911 Mass .••................ 911 LAWRENCE OPTICAL CO Dr M E Lukens 1025 Mass .. . .......... . ......... .. . 425 Residence 1303 Vt ....... . ..... 1490-W NANNINGA BF Optometric Eye Specialist 919 Mass ..... . . • • • •............... • 191 Newcomb FA 927! Mass . .. . ........... . . . . 472 (See Advertisement This Page) Point, Wholesale Osteopathic Physicians & Surgeons, D.O. COOK PAINT & VARNISH CO 919 Mass .... . 1473 Barrows Florence J Colonic Therapy . 1031 Vt ........•.................. 2337 Bice & Eustace 102H Mass . .. ............ . 336 NOLL OPTICAL C OPTOMETRIST COMPLETE EYE EXAMINATION BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED Call for Appointment 8391 Mass •••••••••••.••.••••••••• 979 If No Answer Call •...•...... . ..... . 761 Roberts F H 833 Mass ..••....• . .....•.••. • 827 Organizations, Civilian Defense Civil Air Patrol Insurance bg ..•............ . 270 Organizations, Fraternal Jay Coed Co-Op 1541 Ky ...•...... . .... . . . 2412 Wallace W J Mrs 1200 La ........... . .. . ... 817 Organizations, Labor Union Headquarters 704 Mass ... .. ... . .... . • 506 Organizations, Medical Relief Douglas County Medtcal Serv Court House . ..... 146 Paint, Retail •. Social Service 905 R I ................... . . 909 One of the Largest Stocks of Save Up To 50% On Unredeemed Pledges Money Loaned On Anythinr of Value Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Luggage, Clothini', Musical Instruments All Loans Confidential PAINTS & WALLPAPER 743 Mass ... . .......•..•......••• •675 BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT'c,------ We Deliver Pet Shops "WHERE TO BUY THEM" LAWRENCE HARDWARE Grant's Hatchery & Supply Co 1218 Conn ..... . 418 724 Mass . . ... . . 178 Pharmacists-See Druggists COOK'S PAINTS & VARNISHES " Best !or Wear and Weather" A complete line ot decorative materials, including paints, Tarnishes , lacquers , enamels, wall coverings and painting accessories. Photo Engravers-See Engravers, Photo Photographers, Commercial "WHERE TO BUY IT" Ernst & Son 826 Mass ..................... 341 Miller & Malott 736 Mass ................. . 61S PAINTS & VARNISHES FOR EVERY PURPOSE I . PRATT & LAMBERT PAINTS & VARNISHES-- Advertisers in this Section want WOLFSON'S - - - - - - - - - - - 92 1 D' Ambra Photo Serv 644 Mass ....... . ....... 9.34 Photographers, Portrait Children's Photo Shop G S Seamans-Photographer 927~ Mass .........•.........•....• . 151 HIXON STUDIO 121 Mass ............•...•• •41 {See Advertisement This Page) Lawrence Studio 727 Mass . ............•..•. 451 THOMPSON PHOTO STUDlu • i PORTRAITS PORTRAITS OF CHILDREN OUR SPECIALTY Latest in Photo Frames Prices Reasonable "WHERE TO BUY IT" Telephone Trade. Shaw Lumber Co 701 Vt . . ....... . .... . . 147 HIXON STUDIO 121 Mass .............•..... 41 See Osteopathic Physicians & Surgeons1 D.O. PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS EXCHANGE See Waste Poper ' BARTELDES SEED CO 804 Mass ........... Organs Reuter Organ Co Ft of N H ................. 320 ~ Photographic Finishing Physicians & Surgeons Exchanges · Pawn Brokers ACME QUALITY PAINTS & VARNISHES- Cook Paint & Varnish Co 919 Mass . ...... 1473 Organizations, Welfare Reedy Pete Lumber Co 1846 Mass . ... . . . . . . . . 176 Paper, Waste See Delivery Service 829 Mass .................••.•..• •614 IF UNABLE TO LOCATE YOUR DOCTOR CALL - 870 - CALL Day or Night WE WILL LOCATE HIM FOR YOU 325 Maine .•...•••••.••••••••••••• 870 P·hysicians & Surgeons, M.D. Boyden Mary S 747 Mass ............•••••• . 544 Residence 2216 NH •••••••••••..••••••• 2997 If no answer call. . ....•.•.••......••••• 1435 Edmiston RH 7 E 7 .................•..... 811 HENRY J B 23 w 9 ......•..•••••.••••.•.. 184 Hutchinson R B 917 Mass ..•••••••..•••..• 1235 Isaacs Fred R Wren bg .•••••••••••••••••••. 180 Residence 1600 E 23 ..•..•••.•.•••.•.•. 1824 Jones HT 107 E 8 ........................ 211 Residence 1130 Tenn ...••••..••.•.•••.. 1813 Liddy Eugene D 747 Mass .................. 544 Re~dence 936 La .....................• 1170 NELSON & NELSON 746 Vt ................ 536 NELSON RICHARDO 746 Vt ....•..•...•... 536 Residence 545 E 19 .................... 2651 Nelson WO 746 Vt ..............•...•.••. 536 Residence 545 E 19 . ........... . ....... 2651 Owen E M 823 Ky ..........•.••.•......•. 644 POST WM LUTHER 927 ~ Mass ............. 220 Residence 942 N H ..................... 220 Rogers F K 13! E 8 ....... · ................ . 96 Sudler Mervin T 800 Mass .....•..•........ 1590 Van Noy H E 747 Mass ...............•.... 594 Zimmer L K 809 Ky ......•..........•.•••. 437 Residence 1145 W Hills pkwy ...........•. 1437 If no answer call ....•................... 870 Physicians & Surgeons, M.D., Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Hutchinson R B 917 Mass .•..••..........• 1235 NELSON WO 746 Vt ..........•.......... 536 Physicians & Surgeons, M.D., Gynecology Isaacs Fred R Wren bg ....•.........•...•. •180 Zimmer L K 809 Ky ............•.•.....•.. 437 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS----Bonow the famous Sh,~ln-Wlllla= Pain t & Color Style Guide from any d ea le r b elow. h ead qua rter s for famous Sher wi n- Willi:uns I'ai nti< n ationally know n fo r q uality- perfo1·manc e. GLASSES FITTED CATARACT TREATED BY ELECTRICITY Free Literature The Most Difficult Cases Solicited DR. F. A. NEWCOMB Write or Call Tel • 472 927½ Mass. Lawrence, Ks. "WHERE TO BUY IT" ~ Cameras • Movie Cameras and Projectors f<?r Rent. or Sale Supplies • Film • f 1.ne. Grain Developing and Finishing. :::9 · · - · ' =' Portraits by Photography Telephone 41 For Appointment rescripfions Have Your Doctor CALL 601 GREEN BROS 633 Mass .................. . 631 Vernon's Hardware Seidlitz Paints & Varnishes 1029 Mass ......................... . 107 GARICH PROFESSIONAL PRESCRIPTION SHOP Who sells it? Where is he located? This Directory tells you! 37 Physicians & Surgeons, D. 0. Pointers Package Delivery Service PAI-PHY 105 E. 8th �38 PHY-PRI LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Physicians & Surgeons, M.D., Internal Medicine Liddy Eugene D 747 Mass ...... . .......... . 544 Physicians & Surgeons, M.D., Obstetrical Isaacs Fred R Wren bg ..................... 180 Post Wm Luther 927! Mass ............. . ... 220 Physicians & Surgeons, M.D., Pediatrician Boyden Mary S 747 Mass ....... . ....... . ... 544 Residence 2216 N H.............. . .. . .. 2997 If no answer call. ......... . ...... . ..... 1435 Physicians & Surgeons, M.D., Rectal Plumbers Brune Eugene Plumbing & Wiring 601 Miss ..... CENTRAL PLUMBING CO Douglas County Produce Co 822 Vt. ........ . . 410 (See Advertisement This Page) Elliott Produce Co Live & Dressed Poultry-We Deliver 821 Vt . . ..... . .. . . . ............. . .. 682 Lawrence Egg & Poultry Co 832 Pa ..........• 500 Physio-Therapists Newcomb FA 9271 Mass .•................. 472 Piano Teachers-See Musical Instructors Holyfield Music Co New & Used-Repairing-Tuning 1107 Mass .......................... 171 Picture Framing Thompson Photo Studio 829 Mass ............ 614 POULTRY Alive or Dressed NUTRENA FEEDS Cities Service Gas Co 846 E 13 ...•..•..•.... 317 Pipe, Used Auto Wrecking & Junk Co 112 E 9 •....•...•. 954 CALL410 CALL FRESH EGGS DAILY Douglas County Produce Co. J.P. Plain 822 Vt. Call 410 (See Advertisement This Page) PHILCO RADIOS AND RADIO-PHONOGRAPHSPHILCO Radios and Radio-Phonographs give you finer tone, greater per• formance, exquisite cab. inet beauty at new low prices. BIG valuest The World's Most Popular Radio! PHILCO "WHERE TO BUY IT" HANNA RADIO SHOP 904 Mass ...... . ... .303 Public Schools-See Schools, Public Radios Public Stenographers American Serv Co RCA-Victor Radios 616 Vt ...................•...... ···· 48 Bowman Radio & Neon Serv 944 Mass . ...... . 138 Hanna Radio Shop Philco-Service On All Makes 904 Mass ..................•........ 303 See Stenographers, Public Radiators, Automobile See Automobile Radiators Years at this Location Easy Parking Space ZENITH RADIOS- H OLCOM-11 , GREEN BROS 633 Mass ................. 631 When a physician or a surgeon, a dentist or a nurse, an ambulance or hospital is needed, remember that the Classified Telephone Directory will give you information. 12 W 19 ~ .. .. . .. .. ............... 328 White Produce Co Dressed & Live Poultry-We Deliver 830 Vt ............................. 287 Power & Light Companies See light & Power Companies Allen Press 1st Natl Bk bg ....•..••.•.•.•.• 1234 Boyles F J 9 E 8 •..........••••....•..... 967 Bullock's 2 E 7 ....•.........•.••...•..•.. 379 Carter Stationery Store ·1025 Mass ..•....... 1051 Dale Print Shop 1035 Mass ....••••••..•.•.. 228 Democrat The 904 Vt .........•..•......... 464 JOURNAL-WORLD 122 Mass .•••••.•..•...•. 22 (See Advertisement This Page) Kansas Color Press 600! Mass ............... 488 Miller Print Shop 205 W 8 ........•........ 518 Radios, Automobile Bowman Radio & Neon Serv 944 Mass ........ 1.38 Railroads Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry Co Passenger Depot 413 E 7 ....•.•........•.. .32 Freight Office 413 E 7 ...........•.•..•.• 54 Chicago R I & Pacific Ry Ticket Ofc N 2 & Maple 76 KC KV Western RR 2 & Maple •....•...... 740 Union Pacific Ry Co Passenger Depot N 2 & Maple .••...•....... 76 Freight Depot N 2 & Locust ..•....•..•..... 28 Ranges, Electric FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGE AUTHORIZED SERVICE PHILCO Job Printing-Magazine Publishing 1005 Mass .......................... 542 R.C.A. VICTOR MOTOROLA Who sells it? Where is he located? This Directory tells you! GENERAL ELECTRIC UNITED MOTORS SERVICE -POULTRYChickens - Ducks - Turkeys - Guinea CHOICE LIVB AND DRESSED BOWMAN RADIO & NEON SERV 944 Mass .... 138 Public Libraries-See Libraries, Public OUTLOOK THE Pipe Line Companies I I 39 Radio Service Douglas County Produce Co Cash Paid Poultry-Eggs Cream 822 Vt ............................. 410 Elliott Produce Co 821 Vt. ................. 682 Gleed Herbert J 525 W 23 ................. 1238 Kaw Valley Produce Co 202 W 6 .. . ........ . . 186 Lawrence Egg & Poultry Co 832 Pa ........... 500 Seymour Packing Co 820 Vt. ................ 311 South Side Produce Co 12 W 19 ............. 328 White Produce Co 830 Vt .............. . ... 287 Printers Pianos ll Produce SOUTH SIDE PRODUCE CO L ourn Zimmer L K 809 Ky ..••......•.•..•....... 4.37 660 Poultry Post Wm Luther 927! Mass •.... .. .......... 220 Physicians & Surgeons, M.D., Surgeons .308 1. Everett Christenson Prop 814 Mass . . ......................... 710 Olson Bros 934 Mass ...................... 515 Po:lhi::;;:_::: :~l~a:d. Parl~~s ......... PRO-RAN "Where To Buy It" CALL 138 If No Answer Call 257.3 Outstanding values to save vital values in foods! Have Exclusive Radiantube cooking units. Like famous Frigidaire refrigerators -they are made only by General Motors. "WHERE TO BUY IT" Hanna Radio Shop 904 Mass ..•.......... .303 Ranges, Gas WE SERVICE ALL MAKES r;;verythzng In P1,.inting' DETROIT JEWEL GAS RANGES- GREEN BROS 633 Mass •................ 631 AUTO AND HOME RADIOS ROPER GAS RANGES- Telephone 22 KANSAS PUBLIC SERV CO INC 733 Mass ... .315 Business Forms, Stationery, Sheets, Loose Leaf Binders, Books, Cataloges, Circulars. BOWMAN'S ADIO-ELECTRIC TJ.I E WORLD CO. 722 Massachusetts 11 944 Mass. . _H~SP_IT~L. . . If No Answer Call 2573 . . 13811 Merchants and business firms appreciate being told how you found them. Tell them you used the Classified Telephone Directory. (J I �40 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY REA-ROO 1 'Where To Buy lt11 Refrigerators, Electric Real Estate Clevenger J M 900 Mass .. ..... . .. . ........ 344 EDDY J J REAL ESTATE & INS AGCY Established 1898 708 Mass . . ..... .. .. ....... ....... . 2316 Fox Frank 1st Natl Bk bg ... . . .. . ... ... .... 510 GIL MR REAL ESTATE & INS AGC CITY AND FARM SALES PROP ERTY MANAGEMENT RENTALS INSURANCE Roofing Material FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR Lawrence Roofing Co 21 W 9 . . .. . .. . ........ 575 McConnell Lumber Co 846 E 13 . .. . .. .. ... . .. 576 Shaw Lumber Co 701 Vt. .... .. . . . .. . . . . .. . 147 Frigidaire with ex clus ive MeterMiser c onserves f ood, protects h ealt h , saves m oney. R evolutiona ry Cold-vVall m odels preserve food s ' n atura l mois t ure without cove ring. All Gen eral Motors v alues ! Rooming Houses "WHERE TO BUY IT" Hanna Radio Shop 904 Mass . . . . . . . . . . . . 303 640 Mass .... . .• .. . ..... • •.. ... . .. 111 Residence . . .. . .. ... . . .. .. . . .. . 2930-W Hemphill Land & Inv Co 704 Mass ......... . 1001 HINSHAW SC Farm Business Property Residential F H A Government Insured Loans 705 Mass . . . . ... ........ . . . . .. .. .... 539 HO MES McGREW & PEC KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS- GREEN BROS 633 Mass ... . ... . . .. . .. . .. 631 Olson Bros Westinghouse Refrigerators 934 Mass ... . ......... .. . . ........ .. 515 Refrigerators, Gas SERVEL ELECTROLUX REFRIGERATORS- Rubber Stamps Bullock's 2 E 7 .. ....................... . . 379 REAL ESTATE LOANS 7 E 7 . .......•.... • •.. • •.•••.••• . 35 Rug Cleaning-See Carpet Cleaning Refrigerators, Ice AM RICAN SERVICE CO Safe Deposit Boxes SA VE WITH ICE HOSFORD INVESTMENT C Consult Ua Abotat COOLERATOR - REAL ESTATE VITALAIRE Established 1910 REFRIGERATORS Rentals--Exchanges-Loans Insurance City and Farm Property 616 Vt ...... . . ... .. ..... . .. . ... .. . 48 E.T.ARNOLD C. B.HOSFORD 824 Mass .•.• • . . ..•..•••• • •• • ••• • •457 HUNTER S J REAL ESTATE & INS AGC REALTORS CITY PROPERTY FARMS Bought, Sold, Exchanged INSURANCE RENTALS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 720 Mass .. .. .... . .. . .. .. ...... . . 626 Residence Telephone ... .. . . . . . ..... . 560 Louk Chas E 7 E 7 .. .. .. ..... ..... ... .... . 35 MACK REAL ESTATE 1817 111. . • . . ..... .... 523 Stevenson Real Estate & Ins Agcy 710~ Mass ... 192 Refrigeration Service Rendering Plants Dead Animal Disposal Co 900 Pa ... ..... ... . . 369 FARMERS RENDERING SERVICE 110 N 5 ... . 197 Lawrence Rendering Works 710 N 5 . . . •... .. . 197 KELVIN ATOR Our D r ivers P ay HI GH CASH P RI OES fo r D EAD HORSES - CATTLE - HOGS S'ee Automobile Parts, Used 41 Schools, Public City Offices Schools Public Bd of Education Ofc High School bg ...... 422 Health Nurse 900 Ky ........ . .... ..... 681 Elementary Schools Gordley 1837 Vt ............ ........ 37.3 Lincoln 708 Elm ........... ·. ........ 728 McAllister 1428 R I. ..... . .... ...... 408 New York 936 N Y . . • ..•........... . 261 Pinckney 810 W 6 ........ . ......... 706 Woodlawn 508 Elm .. ... . . .......... 714 High Schools Junior High School 9 & Ky . ......... 3003 Liberty Memorial High School 1400 Mass.3000 Schools, Universities Kansas University K U .. .......... . ..•.... 2700 Athletic Office ......................... 802 Stadium ........................•..... 993 Union Bldg Lounge Union b.9 .......... . ... 656 Union Bldg Soda Fountain Union bg ...... . .. 668 Scrap Metal Auto Wrecking & Junk Co 712 E 9 . . . . . ...... 954 Seals Edgar Steel Seal Mfg Co 619 Vt . . .. . ....... .411 Seeds Barteldes Seed Co 804 Mass . . •...........••. 92 Barteldes Ware House 826 Pa . ... • . . ........ 239 UNDERWOOD J SON Sand Savings & Loan Associations See Building & Loan Associations SEED - FEED - GRAIN Complete Line Oread Mixed Feeds Cane Molasses GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS Custom Grinding and Mixing Prompt Delivery Se"1ice 608 Mass ..•••••••••••••••••••••••• • 7 School Supplies • ''CA LL US COLLECT" Standard Rendering Co 900 Pa ............• . 369 Restaurants-See Cafes Riding Academies Mott K U Stables University dr . .. . .. .. .. . . .. .346 Roofers This Directory is arranged to help YOU in shopping and buying. Use it . . . to save time and needless effort. Salvage, Automobile LAWRENCi RENDERING WORKS SERVIC~ ENCE IRON WORK AUTHORIZED SERVICE STATION Ask for VERN FLOYD, Service Mgr. EXPERT SERVICE ON 4LL MAKES Complete Stock of Parts for All Popular Makes. 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RETAIL FUEL OIL - DISTILLATE WE SELL FOR LESS Call 598 Call KAW VALLEY OIL CO. 1318 W. 7th. �I 11 Where To Buy lt11 42 LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY SER-SKA Service Stations-(Cont'd) CONOCO PRODUCT "Your Mileage Merchant" Conoco Bronz-z.z Gasoline Conoco "N"th Motor Oil Greases Tank Wagon Deliveries "WHERE TO CALL" S ER V I CE STATIONS Continental Oil Co Bulk Agt Mc Beth Service-Sta 9 00 N H ......... . ..... .. .. . . . .. . 867 JENSEN CHRIS SERV STA 900 Ind ....... 82 Kee ler & Mont gomery Serv Sta 1901 Mass . 1205 Con rad Serv Sta 646 Vt .... . .............. 2066 Consumers Co-op Assoc iation 93 1 Mass ...... . . 627 Crystal Cut- Rate Filling Sta 304 W 6 ... . . . . . . 265 Denny Ed Serv Sta 1002 N H . . ... . ..•.... . 2092 Hudson Oil Co 740 N 2 .. . . . .. . •.. . . . . .. . .. 2015 Jensen Chris Serv Sta 900 I nd .. ...... . ....... 82 Jones T H & Son Serv Sta E 23 St ... . .. . 780-N-3 Kaw Valley Oi l Co 1318 W 7 . ............... 598 (See Advertiseme nt Preced ing Page ) Kaw Valley Oil Co W 23 . ... ... .. . ...•. . . . .. 650 Kaw Valley Oil Co RFD 3 . . . ...... ... .. .. 723-K-4 Keeler & Montgomery Serv Sta 1901 Mass . . .. 1205 MOBILOIL PRODUCTS- CARTER SUPER SERV STA 24 Hr Wrecker Serv-Repairs All Makes 1000 Mass ... ... . . . . . • . .. . ...... . 1300 Motor In One Stop Station 827 Vt . . . .... .... . 607 Nieder Serv Station Phillips Petroleum Products 1900 Mass . . . ....... ......... . .. .. .. 385 Paasch Del Serv Sta 846 Vt . . .. . •.• .... •. .. . 144 Percival Leo Serv Sta 1300 Mass . .... . .. . ... 2084 PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO BULK AGT 645 Locust. 37 If no answer call .... . . .. . .. .. . • .. .. . ... 1731 Ray's Serv Sta RFD 5 . . .. .. . . . . .. ..•..• 733- N-2 Shorty's Serv Sta 64 7 Ark .. . .. . ....... . ... 2081 SKELLY PRODUCTSMOTOR IN ONE STOP STA Road Service-Complete Auto Repair 827 Vt ... .... . . . . . . ... . ...... . . .. 607 Smith Eldon Serv Sta 946 Mass . . .. . ... .. .. . 2099 Smith's Serv Sta Mobilgas-Mobiloil Products 600 Mass . .. .... . . .... ... .......... 2002 STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS- PAASCH DEL SERV STA 846 Vt . . . . . . . . .. 144 Stranathan Sam W Serv Sta 1848 Mass ...... . 454 TEXACO PRODUCT~-------TOUR WITH TEXACO Goodrich Tires & Batteries 11 WHERE TO BUY Jr' CONSIGNEE \ Texas Co The 802 Mass ...... . . .... . .. . . 839 SBRYICB STATIONS Brown Silas F RFD 3 .••..... • •• • .... .. 2029 Hunsinger Motor Co 922 Mass . ..... . .. . .. . 12 Stranathan Sam W Serv Sta 1848 Ma9S . .. . 454 Van's Serv Sta 520 W 23 ...• • .• . ..•... . . 647 Sororities Service Stations-(Cont'd) Un derwood Art Serv Sta Mobilgas & Mobil oil 647 M ich . . ... ... ........ . ... . ..... 1355 Sewing Machines Si nger Sewing Mch Sales Agcy 723 Mass ..... . . 584 Whit e Sewing Mach ine Agcy 12 E 9 . . . ....... 428 Alpha Chi Omega 1246 Oread .............. . . 898 Alpha Delta Pi 1145 La . .. ..... . .. . ... . .... 290 Alpha Omicron Pi 1144 La . ..... . .... . ..... . 888 Chi Omega House 1345 W Campus rd . . . .. ... . . 731 Delta Gamma 1001 W Hills pkwy .... . . . ... ... 768 Gamma Phi Beta 1339 W Campus rd .. . . . . . . .. 267 Kappa Alpha Theta 1433 Tenn . . . ........ . .. 295 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Gower Place ..... .. .. 718 Pi Beta Phi 1246 Miss ... ..... . ........ . .. . 415 Sigma Kappa 1625 Edgehill rd ..... . .... . ... .3140 Springs, Automobile Sewing Machines, Repairing See Automobile Springs BELLINGER ELEC CO White Sewing Machine Ag ency 12 E 9 ........... ... ....... . ....... 428 Mann C J Repair Shop 839 Ky .. . ..... . .. . .. 2611 Singer Sewing Mch Sales Agcy 723 Mass . .... . 584 Stables-See Riding Academies Broeker H B Furnace Shop 1041 R I . . .. . ... . 1368 Kopp Wm P Sheet Metal Shop 1011 Mass . . . .. 122 PEN CHARD E W 13 E 8 •. .. .. ... . . . ..... . . 245 ZIESENIS C H 201 W 8 .. . . . .•... ... ..•. .. 943 OBERS LEADING CLOTHIERS Arrow Shirts 821 Mass ....... . . . .... .. .... . ....•. 203 Shoe Repairers Burgert Shoe Shop 1113 Mass ... . . . .... . ... . 141 Electric Shoe Shop 1017 Mass ........ . . . .. . . 686 FISCHER OTTO A 813 Mass .. .... . . .. . ... .. 259 LESCHER SHOE SHOP 812! Mass . . ... . . .. . . 256 Omaha Hat & Shoe Works 717! Mass ........ 2090 Shoes Bruchmiller C H 500 Maple . . ... . ..... .. .... 928 Stokers KANSAS HEAT SERVICE 945 ~ Mass . ......... 60 STOKOL AUTOMATIC STOKERSKAW VALLEY FUEL CO E 10 . . . . ......... 219 Storage Gauck Transfer & Storage Co 512 E 9 . . . ... . .. 927 Lawrence Transfer & Storage Co 733 N H .... .. . 15 Stoves, Heating, Coal Stoves, Repairing Highway Commission 600 Lincoln . . .......... . 342 State Guard 115 W 11. .. . ..... .. ...... ... . 99 Stationers Allen Press 1st Natl Bk bg . . .. . . ... . .. . . . •. 1234 Bullock's 2 E 7 ... .. .. • .. . .. . .. . . .. .. ..•. . .379 Carter Stationery Store 1025 Mass .. .. . ..... 1051 Stenographers, Public Shirts, Retail Stock Yards Miller & Malott 736 Mass . .... .. . ... ... . ... 615 State Offices Sheet Metal Work Business Exch & Employment Serv 735 Mass ... 26.3 Lawrence Business College 641 La . . .... .. .. . . 894 Mann C J Repair Shop Repairs on all makes gas stoves 839 Ky . ..... . . . . . .... .. ... . . ... . . 2611 Surgical Corsets James Kathleen Mrs 728 Ohio ....... .. ... . . 17.35 Sweepers-See Vacuum Cleaners, Domestic Tailors Schulz Wm H 924! Mass . ... .. . ... ... . ... . . 914 HELTER SKELTER SHOPPING DAYS ARE DONE BOSTONIAN SHOES FOR MEN- OBERS LEADING CLOTHIERS 821 Mass . ... 203 Fischer Otto A 813 Mass. ... . . . • .. .... ... . 259 Haynes & Keene Shoe Store Jarman Shoes For Men Vitality Women's Shoes Rollins Fine Hosiery 819 Mass . ..... . . . . ..... ........... . 524 NUNN-BUSH ANKLE FASHIONED SHOES FOR MEN- ROYAL SHOE STORE 837 Mass .. .. . . . ... . 648 Royal Shoe Store 837 Mass .. . .... . . . .. ... . 648 Sign Manufacturers Maiden Sign Co Commercial Sign Service-Designing 17 w 9 . .... .. ... . . . .. ....... . ..... 1501 Skating Rinks Rollerdrome Skating Academy 737 N H •• • • . . •. 537 Advertisers in this Section want Telephone Trade. 43 Stamps, Rubber-See Rubber Stamps Shades, Venetian-See Venetian Blinds Shades, Window-See Window Shades SOR-TAI This used to be the scene in Oklahoma when Mrs. J .E.B. went shopping. But that's changed now. "Nowadays," says Mrs. B., "l always map my shopping tours from the Yellow Pages. It's the convenient way to shop." Headscratchers HEARKEN I Let memory fail. It doesn't matter. You can always find the name and address of the store you saw on Blank Street the other day if you know what they sell. Just look in the YELLOW PAGES. �44 TAY-TIN LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Telephone Companies-(Cont'd) Taverns Eagles Lunch 17 E 9 ... . . .. . ...... .. .. . . . . 114 Taxicabs HUNSINGER TAXI CO 922 Mass .... . .. . .. ... 12 Jayhawk Taxi Co 107 W 7 . . .... . ....... .. ... 65 (See Advertisement This Page) Six-Five Taxi 107 W 7 .. . . . ..... . .. . .. .. . . . . 65 Union Cab Co Jayhawker Theatre bg . . . . . ... . 2800 Tea Rooms Colonial Tea Room 936 Ky . . .. .. . .. .. . . . .... 978 Hearth The 1941 Mass .. . ... . ... . . .. . .... . 10.36 734 Vt.221 After 5 P M and on Sundays and holidays call ....•..... . .. . . . ... . .... 600 Telephone Service Calls To report a telephone out of order ...... .. ..... . .. Call Repair Service For telephone numbers which do not appear in the directory . ... ... .. . ... . ..... Call Information To obtain assistance on calls or report unsatisfactory service on a call ... . . . .. . .. Call Chief Operator Telephone Directory Advertising See Advertising, Telephone Directory Telegraph Companies Western Union Telegraph Co 703 Mass .. . . . .. 2764 \ SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO "Where To Buy lt Tires Tires-(Cont'd) CARTER SUPER SERV STA 1000 Mass ....•.•••.. • ..•.••.....•. 1300 Fritz Company 14 E 8 ....................... • 4 (See Advertisement This Page) Goodrich Silvertown Stores 916 Mass ..•....••• 21 " For information an d consultation service in planning for the installation of telephone facilities in new residences and buildings, call for Architects' and Builders' Service." 734 Vt ..... . ... . .... ..• ...... .. . 1200 Who sells it? Where is he located? This Directory tells you! MOTOR IN ONE STOP STA Prompt Road Service 827 Vt .•.•.•..••...•...•. . ..... •607 SEIBERLING SAFETY TIRE Wher ever ou s ee Dt ihaemond, S i gn of the Gooydyear '.rire Exp e rts c an h e lp e -x-t-e-n-d th e life of your tires and kee p your car rolling longer ! • ,r..,,_• •._• • • 1 " WHERE TO BUY IT" CARTER SUPER SERV STA "WHERE TO BUY IT,, 1000 Mass •.... . ....... . .......• 1300 KAW VALLEY OIL CO 1318 W 7 . . ....... 598 Termite Control Tires, Used Auto Wrecking & Junk Co 712 E 9 . .... . . . ... 954 SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE C ARCHITECTS ' & BUILDERS' SERVICE HOOD TIRES- Motor In One Stop Sta 827 Vt. .. • •....•.•.• • 607 (See Advertisement This Page) GOODYEAR TIRES Terminix Co of Kansas City Plaza Theatre bg K C Mo . . . .. ... . .. . . . (toll call>. Westport 6262 Telephone Companies TIR-TRA 11 Theatres Tobacco, Wholesale Granada Theatre 1020 Mass .. .. ... .. .... .. . 946 Jayhawker Theatre 646 Mass ........... . .... . 10 Patee Theatre 828 Mass . . . ... . . .. . . .. . . .... 926 Varsity Theatre 1015 Mass ....... . .... • .. .. 132 Pierson August J & Son 902 Mass ... . ...... • 1792 Tombstones-See Monuments Tinners See Sheet Metal Work, Furnace Repairing, etc. Tourist Courts List your branch of business here. El Navajo Court ! mi West of City on 40 hwy RFD 1 .. . ...... . ...... . . .. . . . . . .... 2030 Towe I Service Co-Operative Linen Supply 1040 Conn .. • . ...•. 947 JAY HAWK TAXI COMPANY If you wont a safe, wel I-kept cab with a prompt, courteous driver - call us. DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE Call Cabs Owned by Drivers 107 West 7th \,, 65 COMPANY 14 E. 8th Tractors JOHN DEERE TRACTORS PARTS & SERVICEGREEN BROS 633 Mass • ••.....•..•.•••• 631 McCORMICK-DEERING FARMALL TRACTORS- KRAFT & STARR CO 1818 Mass ..•••. . ... • 149 TIRES - BATTERIES - RADIOS Hundreds of Items for Car and Home TIRES Vulcanizing-Recapping For Fast Road Service 607 MOTOR IN CALL Transfer, Baggage Cloud A R 913 Del . ..... . ...... .. ... . •.... 7or; Combest Riley 10 E 9 ..... ..... . . . . .. .. ... 1542 Residence Telephone . . . ... . . .. . . . . ... .• • 1542 SMITH ETHAN A MOVING & TRANSFER CO LET US :MOVE OR TRANSFER YOUR TRUNKS. BAGGAGE , ETC. B16 E 9 ..... ... .. . ... ...... ... . . . 46 SMITH ETHAN A DELIVERY SERV 816 E 9 . .. 46 Transfer, Moving-See Movers ONE-STOP STATION 827 Vt. List your branch of business here. ,1 /- �1 I! !! /{ / Sherman Tree Experts Lawrence Natl Bk bg ... . 441 Truck Lines CE TRAL TRUCK LINE CLYDE CORP INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SALES & SERVICE- B07 Vt ................•........•. 700 Residence Telephone ...........•... . 1976 Hall Bros Truck Lines 1245 Conn ...•.....•..• 936 (See Advertisement This Page) LAWRENCE TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Twice Daily KC Freight Service 733 N H ............................. 15 Welding Forney Machine Works 229 Elm .............. 653 Whatever Yeu Haul, L e t . These Trucks Carry It. A Size of Truck For Every I , Hauling Need. Sales & Sen• ice Dealers Listed Below. 21 Years Experience PORTABLE JOBS "WHERE TO BUY IT" 837 N H .................•.....•. . 439 611 N H ...... . ................. . 106 Night Telephone .... . . . ..... . ...• • 1803 KRAFT & STARR CO 1818 Mass .. ..... . . 149 DR. w. R. WEST Graduate Veterinarian GENERAL PRACTICE Large Animals Small Animals Special Attention to Poultry Diseases Carter Stationery Store 1025 Mass .......... 1051 ROYAL TYPEWRITERS- LAWRENCE TYPEWRITER EXCH 735 Mass.548 LAWRENCE IRON WORK·- - - - - - - - , Electric & Acetylene Welding Boiler & Machine Work LEASURE VETERINARY HOSPITAL Typewriters BULLOCK'S 2 E 7 ................... ... 379 DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE 809 Vt . .. ......... . . .. ......... . 193 Phillips L F Construction Co 304 Ind .......... 372 Pickens Machine Works 623 Vt ............. . 179 Wheel Aligning PIC ENS MACHINE WORK Axle, Wheel and Frame Alignins Undertakers-See Funeral Directors 820 Vt ••....••••...•••...•••..•• •311 United States Government Offices w Santa Fe Trail Transportation Co 610 E 7 . .. . .. . 98 Reliable Frei~ht Service MAIN OFFICES, OMAHA, NEB. Chicago - Kansas City - Denver Des Moines - Sioux City - St. Joseph - Lincoln - Omaha - Norfolk Columbus - Fremont - Nebraska I N C City - Shenandoah - Clarinda CO Red Oak - Sabetha - Atchison, • and Intermediate Points. LONG DISTANCE MOVING 11 FOR INFORMATION _CALL• WATSON BROS TRANSPORTATION CO 10 E 9.1542 Day or Night Call . . . ... . ....... .. .... . 1542 Collector of Internal Revenue Post Office bg .... 531 Geological Survey Kansas University . .......... 852 Internal Revenue Agt Post Office bg . .......... 562 Naval Training School Machinists Mates Kansas University. 684 Post Office 645 N H . ...... . •.............• 276 Selective Serv Local Board 115 W 11 .. . ... ... 872 Universities-See Schools, Universities Upholstering Courter P E Upholstering Co Repairing-Refinishing-Slip Covers Made 837 Vt ............................ . 143 Farr Edgar H 646 W 23 ................... 1290 Starling Furniture Co 808 Mass . .... . . . .... . 1192 Watson Bros Transportation Co 10 E 9 ... .... 1542 Vacuum Cleaners, Domestic Truck Terminals Hope Earl Truck Terminal RFD 3 .. . . . . . ..... 2013 Who sells it? Where is he located? This Directory tells you! CALL t!~~ Agents for Adams Union Truck Terminala Freight & Household Goods Shipped to Every Point in the U.S.A. Daily Service to Topeka & Kansas City HALL BROS. TRUCK LINES WHEEL BALANCING PIERSON I J New Modern Dog & Cat Hospital 219 E 9 .... . ........... . .. .. ......... 602 Between Lawrence, T-0peka, Leavenworth. Lansing, Atchison, St. Josepll and Kansas City. Connections for all points in Kansas. Insured HA BOUR EGL UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS- lEONARD BROS TRANSPORT C WATSON BROS BONDED SERVI.-E Veterinarians__________ 47~ GRADUATE VETERINARIAN GENERAL PRACTICE Large Animals Small Animals Dog and Cat Hospital DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE TO & FROM KANSAS CITY "Every Load Insured" VET-WRE 'Where To Buy It" LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY TRE-VEN -T-re_e_S_u-rg_e_o_n_s---------,--T-ru_c_k_s_,_M_o_t_o_r_ _ _ _ _ _ __ Bellinger Elec Co Cadillac Tank &. Beaters-Rentals 12 E 9 .... . ....... . ... . .... . .... . .. 428 Hanna Radio Shop Hoover Auth Sales & Service 904 Mass .. . . . .. . .. . .... ... . ..... . . 303 Ramsey WA Shade Shop 818 Mass ........ . .. 606 Vacuum Cleaners, Repairing Bellinger Elec Co 12 E 9 ... . .............. . 428 Mann C J Repair Shop 839 Ky ............. 2611 Singer Sewing Mch Sales Agcy 723 Mass . . ... . 584 STATIC AND DYJJAMIC .Acetylene and Electric Weldi.ns 623 Vt •.......•.•.....•..•••..•• • 179 Vinegar Krum C C 810 Pa .. . ............ . .•..•...• 335 Wall Paper COOK PAINT & VARNISH CO 919 Mass ....• 147.3 D & S WALLPAPER & PAINT STORE 818 Mass.606 Keeler Book Store 939 Mass .....•...•••.•.•• 3.3 Schulz Chas G Bee Line Wheel Aligning System 730 Vt ..... . ...................... . 403 Wheel Balancing MO OR IN ONE STOP STATIO BEAN SYSTEM WHEEL BALANCING LAWRENCE HARDWARE Complete Stock Newest Papers & Paints 724 Mass .......... . ..............• . 178 Miller & Malott 736 Mass ............•...• • 615 COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR SERVICE ROAD SERVICE Skelly Producta - Hood Tires Chrysler-Plymoutll Salea and Senice Washing Machines 827 Vt ••••....•.......•.......••. 607 ABC WASHERS- AMERICAN SERV CO 616 Vt ...........•. . 48 BELLINGER ELEC CO Repairs All Makes 12 E 9 ... . .... ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 428 DEXTER WASHING MACHINES- GREEN BROS 633 Mass . . ............... 631 Window Shades Ramsey WA Shade Shop 818 Mass . . ........ . 606 Womens Wear-See Ladies Ready-to-Wear SPEED QUEEN WASHING MACHINES- ERNST & SON 826 Mass ....••. .' ........ . 341 Washing Machines, Repairing Lawrence Hardware Authorized Maytag Service 724 Mass .. . . . ....... .. . .... ... .. . .. 178 Mann C J Repair Shop 839 Ky ..•..... . . . .. 2611 Wood Cloud AR Kindling-Free Delivery 913 Delaware ........ . ........ . ..... 705 Wrecker Service, Automobile See Automobile Wrecker Se"ice Waste Paper Auto Wrecking & Junk Co 712 E 9 . . ... ..... .. 954 Variety Stores Kress S H 921 Mass . .. . ........ . .... . ... . . 583 Woolworth F W Co 915 Mass ......... . ...... 962 Venetian Blinds Miller Furniture Co 930 Mass .••.., .......•. . 331 Ramsey W A Shade Shop 818 Mass .......... . 606 Li -your branch of business here . • ) Merchants and business firms ap- Water Heaters Kansas Public Serv Co Inc 733 Mass ... .. .... . 315 preciate being told how you found To know "Where lo Buy It'' look in the Classified Telephone Directory. them. Tell them you used the Classified Tele phone Directory. r �I LOOK l ) IN THE ( ' YELLDW PAGES •• The Yellow Pages will help you to find the names and telephone . numbers of stores and firms with w horn you want to do business more quickly, more easily. Any time you need a name, address, or telephone number, or information about some product or service, go to the Yellow Pages. Let them tell youa \ j I\~·-===============================================~ - - ·fl·\ r, ' ·, ' ' ---- I 6. Something in a Hurry ~ ~~~~~t ~~t<f)m---,. ...__,,,/ ,-€:::/4 (. �LAWRENCE PUBLIC LIBRARY 1111111111111 '!' i~ IIII IIll llll II 1111111111111111 Ii 111111 0 1~05 017~774 2 _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Telephone Directories Subject The topic of the resource Business enterprises — Kansas — Lawrence — Telephone directories. Lawrence (Kan.) — Telephone directories. Douglas County (Kan.) — Telephone directories. Description An account of the resource This collection contains telephone directories for Lawrence (Kan.), published between 1933 and 1954. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Nov 1942 Telephone directory, Lawrence, Kansas Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Description An account of the resource Text: A telephone directory of Lawrence (Kan.) residents and business produced in Nov 1942 by Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. The directory contains information about long distance calls, Lawrence telephone subsribers' phone numbers and addresses, and a classified section with businesses sorted by type. Numerous ads are also present in the directory. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942-11-01 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LawrenceHomeTelephoneCo-Nov1942.pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Relation A related resource Access this item's record in the Lawrence Public Library catalog here: <a href="https://lawrence.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S119C14578">https://lawrence.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S119C14578</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. We encourage anyone who may have more information about our items to contact us at custserv@lawrencepubliclibrary.org. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Helen Osma Local History Room Subject The topic of the resource Bussiness enterprises -- Kansas -- Telephone directories. Lawrence (Kan.) — Telephone directories. Douglas County (Kan.) — Telephone directories. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text