Proper Kitchen Lighting Emphasized by Doroth y Draper Dream Home
Modern Living outlines lighting design from Dorothy Draper’s Westinghouse Dream Home at the New York Worlds Fair. It details general luminous ceilings, fluorescent tubes in ceiling panels, diffusing panels under cabinets, and specific fixture placements to eliminate shadows in the sink, range, and counters.
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Helen Bowen
Texas Power & Light Co
Dorothy Draper
Westinghouse
Myrtle Fahsbender
Draper
MME
New Non-Stick Utensils Highlight Care Tips
The County Extension Service urges conditioning new non-stick utensils before first use by wiping with oil or shortening. Occasional oiling helps keep utensils ready as they may appear dry. The article notes fat in cooking is optional for high quality utensils. Eggs will cook without fat in some cases.
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County Extension Service
Sausage Gains As Popular Food
A county extension news release touts sausage as more popular than ever. It explains sausage is minced meat with seasonings, varies by beef pork and veal ratios, grind fineness, preparation, and casing. A pound yields four to six servings and price per serving matters.
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County Extension Service
Lighting highlights cabinets and counters in walnut tones
The lighting elevates counter top and wall colors by intensifying color values and removing shadows. Although the cost is higher than normal lighting, it is considered worth it as people are impressed. Contact your local Home Economist for lighting assistance or home planning.
Non stick cookware care and greasing guidelines
Guidance on greasing non stick pans for various foods including muffins cupcakes cookies and breads. It notes when greasing aids release and when it is unnecessary and advises on utensil types and heat usage for easy removal and cleaning.
Gustine 4H Sponsors Monday Dog Vaccination Drive
The Gustine 4H Club will hold its annual dog vaccination program Monday March 21 at Gustine High School. The event starts at 6 30 pm with Dr George Tolbert of Hamilton administering shots for $1 50 per animal. Tolbert will also present a program for 4H members. Adult leader Mrs T J Couch urges participation to prevent rabies and increase community safety.
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Gustine 4H Club
Gustine High School
George Tolbert
Hamilton
Tolbert
T. J. Couch
Regular singing night at Sand Hill Friday
Mrs. Bob Scott urges all singers to attend the regular singing night at Sand Hill Friday evening with singing and fellowship announced.
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Sand Hill
Bob Scott
Make Ahead Orange Gelatin Salad and Cranberry Mold
County Extension Service notes frozen orange juice concentrate is part of normal US supply. The article offers two serving ideas: a make ahead salad using thawed concentrate in gelatin with apples celery pears chicken and vegetables, and an orange cranberry mold with cranberries apples gelatin and concentrate.
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County Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Consumer and Marketing Service
Meat Institute Ensures Consistent Quality and Flavor
County Extension Service notes a rigorous quality control program by the American Meat Institute. Samples, chemical tests, and bacteriological checks guard ingredients, temps, humidity, and sanitation. Electronic detectors remove metals. high speed scales ensure proper filling. consumer panels taste for aroma and mouthfeel.
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County Extension Service
American Meat Institute
Bright family visit to Proctor from Dyess Air Force Base
Major and Mrs Jack Bright and Dwight and Janet visited Major Brightman’s parents Mr and Mrs Dwight Brightman in Proctor over the weekend. Mrs Dwight Brightman returned to Abilene with the Brights.
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Jack Brightman
Dwight
Janet
Dyess Air Force Base
Major Brightman
Dwight Brightman
Proctor
Abilene
Arlington Family Visits Relatives Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Gene Wilson and son Jerry Don of Arlington spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Wess Wilson in Arlington, reconnecting with family and enjoying time together in town.
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Arlington
Gene Wilson
Jerry Don
Wess Wilson
Visit Plans Mentioned for Lynder Trip
Fragmentary report notes someone planning Sunday travel to Lynder to visit daughter Mrs. J. D. Hinton, her husband Mr. Hinton, and their sons.
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Lynder
J. D. Hinton
Mr. Hinton
Meat Inspection Advances Under USDA Consumer Service
A 1965 USDA Consumer and Marketing Service release describes major meat inspection upgrades to protect wholesomeness and labeling. Actions include reorganizing inspection under the new service, forming a task force, expanding state programs, and tightening entry procedures for federally inspected plants.
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Federal
County Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Consumer and Marketing Service
Consumer Ad
Meat Inspection Act reforms urged amid rising plant totals
Congress urged to overhaul the Federal Meat Inspection Act as new records show 1 775 plants in 743 cities under scrutiny. For 1965 inspections reached 49.1 billion pounds, with meat and product volumes up and import flows noted along with escalating compliance actions and fines.
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Congress
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