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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
3
Dear Heloise advises removing hardware before repainting for a smoother finish. Soak, scrub paint from handles with a toothbrush, then spray color onto a cardboard rack and reattach. The result, a refreshed kitchen, justifies the effort.
Neosho Valley Extension Homemakers Unit shared their spring tea at Mrs. Harry Larson’s residence. Mrs. Myron Cooper led the program with readings by Mrs. Hugo Larson Mrs. Jane Jackson and Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. George Bareis summarized cholesterol and fats while Mrs. Harry Larsen spoke on knitting care. Ten members and five guests attended including Mrs. Carlson Mrs. Jane Jackson Mrs. Lee Hanes Mrs. Lucille Anderson and Florence Slaback.
Las Vegas hotels court high rollers with free junkets covering lodging meals and entertainment while aiming for about 20 percent house take from every dollar gambled. Junket managers report thousands arrive weekly and a grading system ranks players from AAA to F for fraud, with action targets and long play valued over big bets.
A reader asks Ann Landers to respond to a 15 year old and a 17 year old brother about why she reads the column. The exchange includes concerns about hospital drug use, alcohol as a drug, and a suburban example of turning vandal youths into helpers through neighborly engagement.
In Unified School District 413 creative activities filled May. The Thelma Muninger class made patchwork pillow tosses and blinking lights for Mother's Day with help from Bob Womack and Ray Wiles. Other notes include a baby opossum interest at Hutton, a garter snake ID, a Lincoln spelling bees win, and bird mobiles by Lincoln third graders.
Members of Grant Avenue Baptist Church chancel choir surprised director Janet Webber with a bridal courtesy after Wednesday service. Al Hampton from Oswego attended, as the couple plans to marry May 26. A pretext was arranged to keep Webber from performing with a college chamber choir that night. Music box gift, cake, punch setup, and light refreshments followed.
Harry Theodore earns an honorary doctor of delectables from Brooklyn College for 25 years selling pretzels hot dogs and ice cream to students. He parks a vendor truck in a no parking zone near campus drawing harassment and police summonses. He quips that a campus space would make it all worthwhile.
Rainbow Extension Homemakers meet 1:30 p.m. at 1007 S Garfield with Mrs Millie Hunter. Safari Chapter hosts weekend at Buffalo Lake. J C Ladies gather 9:30 a.m. at Otterbein UMC with Mrs M A De Graffenreid. We Who Club meets 1:30 p.m. Chanute Country Club bridge 1:30 p.m. Golden Shrine dinner 6:30 p.m. White Shrine of Jerusalem at Masonic Temple meets 7:30 p.m. Neosho Valley Extension Homemakers Unit 1:30 p.m. Ladies Fellowship 7:30 p.m. at Bethel Baptist Church.
Three newborn sons are recorded: James Edward II born May 8 to Mr and Mrs James E Lind of 222 E 9th. Brian John born May 14 to Mr and Mrs Harold Heisler of Elsmore. Scott Frederick born May 10 to Mr and Mrs James Collins of 812 S Washington.
Janie Corbitt and Toshio Kawawa married in All Saints Church Wichita with families from Wichita and Japan. After graduation from Wichita State University they plan to reside in Japan where Kawawa will work as an aeronautical engineer.
Core applies and slice into rings place in broiler pan and spread with a mixture of soft margarine brown sugar and curry powder. Broil about 4 minutes sprinkle with chopped almonds and return to broiler for a minute or less to toast. Good with baked chicken ham or breakfast meats.
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