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Kauffman Museum opens The grand opening of the Kauffman Museum, held Oct. 9, 1987, drew over 400 people. The opening went very well on several fronts, said Reinhild Janzen, curator of the museum. One of the high- lights was listening to keynote speaker Mark Hunt, Director of Kansas State Historical Museum, who addressed the audience on the role museums play in preserving history. Kauffman Museum is a permanent exhibition. The over- all theme is Of Land and People, which keys in on the natural history of Mennonites and the surrounding area. Under the major theme there are seven minor themes, rep- resented by these banners: Immigrant People, Home and Family, Prairie, Original People, Living off the Land and Mennonite Life. Robert Regier, professor of art, designed the banners. Many groups tour the museum; elementary and junior high students, Boy Scouts, and home extension groups all take advantage of its various resources. Bethel College students, faculty and staff are admitted free of charge; many use the museum for research and personal enjoyment. § Approximately 400 people attended the grand opening of Kauffman museum. Following speeches, prayer and a ribbon-cutting ceremony, donors, worlcers and enthusiasts viewed the fruit of many years of labor. Curator of Cultiu-al History and Director of Education at Kauffman Museum, Reinhild Janzen has been instrumen- tal in getting the museum off to a good start and seeing It continues to gain momentum as an educational asset to the entire midwestern region of the U.S. - Vision
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Being on sabbatical may not have given art professor Bob Regier mucli rest due to his central role in preparing Kauffman Museum for Its Grand Opening. As museum designer, many long hours were spent getting things Just right. 7
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