Lunch Hints From A Nutrition Expert
Carolyn Kilgore, a retired Home Economics teacher in Goose Creek, shares lunch guidance for school meals. She favors balanced cafeteria options, varied home packed lunches, fresh vegetables, hot items on cold days, and occasional frozen foods for nutrition. Kilgore reflects on 40 years in education, her role as cafeteria supervisor, and her plans after retirement.
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Lee College Fall Term Registration Dates Published
Registration details for Lee College fall term outline four days of afternoon or early evening registration. Pre registration on Aug 12 and Aug 19, with regular registration Sept 8 and 9. Timed permits limit lines, issued by registrar Mrs. Bessie Durham, first come first served. Dean Rundell urges early permit acquisition due to morning class teams in use and potential new class creation if demand warrants.
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Mr and Mrs Sam Alford Attend Insurance Meet
Mr and Mrs Sam Alford will depart Houston International Airport Friday for Mexico City to join a convention of Texas life insurance agents. Alford, district manager for Texas Life Insurance Co in Baytown, earned the companys All-Star Club honor and Mexico City trip. The four day convention meets at the Maria Isabel Hotel. The Alfords plan to return to Baytown next Tuesday. Tomato grilled cheese recipe follows.
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Mrs Goenda Spruell to Teach at Highlands Elementary
Mrs Goenda Spruell, former Hubbard High School teacher, will teach at Highlands Elementary. She earned a BA degree in 1963 from Sem Houston State Teachers College and is a charter member of Ehi Chi Theta. She studied elementary education at East Texas State College in Commerce.
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Soviet Trawler Stays Off Guam As B52s Raid Viet Nam
Honolulu reports a Soviet trawler has remained stationed off Guam for over a year within sight of B52 bombers bound for Vietnam. A Pacific military headquarters spokesman said the trawler’s observations have caused no problems for the raids. In Colorado Springs a 21-year-old Burkburnett man signed a waiver of removal on a Beaumont hospital escape charge, while Billy Wayne Reese and Patricia Lee Akins were arrested after a traffic crash.
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