This Week In Childress Sports Roundup
Bobcats schedule shown for Seymour in the gym with two games listed. The note marks New Year’s weekend with actions on Thursday and Saturday evenings.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1969
Page
3
Bobcats schedule shown for Seymour in the gym with two games listed. The note marks New Year’s weekend with actions on Thursday and Saturday evenings.
Public birthday notices announce celebrations for Ross Butler Ann Clements Mrs J H Garner Kenneth Melton Larkin Wallis Mrs Lillian Clifton Connie Wyatt Bobby Lynn Tabor Mary Lee Crossman Fred McCain with wishes for happiness tomorrow.
A detailed recipe for two: four rich lamb chops prepared as small patties, breaded in fresh crumbs and fried in butter. Chops are browned slowly about ten minutes until fully cooked with a crisp coating, served with accompanying courses and dessert.
Ground beef and onion form a base with green pepper parsley and garlic. Tomato paste red wine olives capers and salt provide a savory mix for a classic picadillo preparation.
Partly cloudy and cold with scattered snow flurries in the Panhandle today and Thursday. Low around 25, high near 42. Local hospital updates list Mrs. Jack Adams improving after surgery in Amarillo, with patients Robert C. Gardner Andy L. Harp and Guy Dugan in area hospitals. Visiting family and holiday guests are noted in Panhandle and Amarillo.
AP review notes the moon landing's global impact while TV courses through the year with familiar dramas and comedies, plus specials that dazzled briefly. New faces and cancellations mark late night, with Sesame Street gaining traction and public TV evolving.
A USDA and Grocery Manufacturers Association campaign promotes washing hands with soapy water after handling raw meat and eggs, using fresh utensils, and preventing contamination. Experts warn of bacteria like Salmonella and Staphylococcus, urge prompt refrigeration, and provide a pamphlet to educate homemakers on safe storage and preparation of risky foods.
Open a can of luncheon meat and brown in a pan to create a hearty morning meal. The aroma draws the family to the table for a protein rich start with B vitamins and iron. Serve slices with eggs for a tempting platter.
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Create rich chocolate drinks to match TV football viewing. Use quick chocolate mix banana or pistachio pudding options. Blend with milk ice and topping for 4 to 6 servings. hot version omits ice and adds milk.
The note promotes packing a hot soup lunch in a small insulated container for a chilly day. It suggests hearty sandwiches using leftovers and extra meat from a prior roast. It also cites a future concern about global food supply with 2000 projections and the current farm animal to person ratio.
Readers share methods to prevent mold on cheese including sealing in wide mouth jars with lid tight, wrapping in vinegar-dampened cloth, and handling with dry knives. Polly notes spores may transfer from hands or knife and invites readers to send ideas for Polly’s column.
Readers are advised on choosing Florida sweet corn and cooking corn on the cob. Boil 5 to 8 minutes, then season with seasoned butters or Mexican style butter with chili powder. Suggestions include garlic, onion, oregano, and curry powder blends for individual ears.
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