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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1976
Page
4
Strawberry shortcake recipe highlights a biscuit base with lightly sweetened berries and pourable cream. Directions cover making biscuit rounds, baking at 450 for 12 to 14 minutes, then topping with brown sugar sweetened strawberries and whipped cream.
Cathy Mih, daughter of Dr and Mrs Alex Mih, 1002 W 4th, a freshman at Neosho County Community Junior College and Willing Workers 4-H Club member, is one of three Kansas 4-Hers to win a state nutrition award and will travel May 31 to June 3 to Minneapolis funded by the Kansas Wheat Commission. The piece also includes a strawberry shortcake recipe with brown sugar notes.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Sloan of Altoona announce the engagement of their daughter Cindy Sloan to Lynn Wolverton son of Mr and Mrs Dale Wolverton also of Altoona. Wolverton works at Montgomery Wards Chanute and Sloan at Edingtons Dairy Queen Chanute. The couple plans a July 16 wedding.
More than 1,000 people from 11 states attended the Southeast Kansas Bottle and Relic Club Show and Sale at the National Guard Armory. Prizes went to top displays in each category with Dean Gough and Eric winning the people's choice trophy for a clock display and Phil Stewart earning the judge's choice for a pharmacy bottle. LeRoy and Lavon Hoppus and Eric received the OBX dealers choice ribbon and the Federation of Historical Bottles ribbon for an educational fruit jar display.
A Hopkins based Midwest chain converts a Brooklyn Center store into a no frills market where shoppers bag and pack their own purchases to save about 10 percent on a typical 30 dollar bill. Customers shoulder extra duties like bagging and sometimes marking prices while prices stay low through wholesale pricing and member labor.
The report notes food prices have climbed more than 15 percent since 1972 and a further five to eight percent increase is forecast this year. Store manager Andy Yantos cites the no frills concept drawing large crowds to his expansive octagonal store necessitating extra cash-register staff.
Annette Denise Chaney daughter of Mr and Mrs David Chaney 210 N Franklin born May 14. Monica Esperanza Melendez daughter of Mr and Mrs Monica Melendez Humboldt born May 13.
The article explains USDA beef grades with Choice as most common and popular due to marbling tenderness and flavor. Prime is rarer and pricier, while Good and Standard grades are lower and cheaper than Choice.
A nationwide ACE study shows business is now the largest undergrad major for both sexes with almost 19 percent of freshmen selecting it. Deans report rising MBA demand and starting salaries around 10 000 to 40 000 dollars, while firms increasingly hire women and black graduates.
The Rev. and Mrs. Melvin D. Owen of 116 N. Steuben announce the engagement of their daughter Rebecca Jean to John W. Rapp of Hutchinson. Rebecca is Grace Walker’s granddaughter, a 1972 Chanute High School graduate and medical secretary at Hutchinson Hospital. Rapp is a Sterling High School graduate and a self employed constructor. An August wedding is planned in Hutchinson.
A 30 minute program on the American Cancer Society’s research service and rehabilitation efforts airs at 4 30 p m Sunday on KOAM TV channel 7 Pittsburg The show is hosted by Don Blythe and opens with Michael and Me the leukemia survivor story A panel with Dr Kenneth Zabel and Shirley Stevenson covers leukemia research and reach to recovery services.
Members of the Alpha Chi Chapter met on Wednesday as Margaret Blankenship led a quilting lesson. She gave a brief history of the art and displayed varied pattern examples. A couples sport day is planned for May 23.
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