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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1982
Page
5
A collection of party snack ideas and spreads including a butter soy mix with almonds and noodles, a Cheddar cheese spread with brandy and cumin, a raspberry syrup butter blend for pancakes, and an herb butter with parsley chives thyme and garlic powder for meats and vegetables.
Kansas family shares a five step plan to end two hour bedtimes with Carl seven. KU child psychologists Dennis Embry and Lynne Embry from the KU Bureau of Child Research describe a routine using a timer firm limits and positive endings. The advice covers regular bedtimes, a kitchen timer for routines, quiet door time limits, and small incentives to stay in bed.
A reader asks about herpangina a Coxsackie virus throat infection common in children with fever and mouth ulcers. Dr Donohue explains its transmission from the digestive tract, the unlikely link to mononucleosis, and that there is no specific treatment beyond fluids and nutrition. The column also covers venting the spleen from Hippocrates to modern slang and notes on stopping birth control pills before pregnancy.
Readers weighed in on medical school admissions with a pressed concern that grades drive entry and overlook human empathy. Dr. David Rogers urged screening committees for compassionate traits, while others praised efforts by the AAMC to reform selection and training.
Leon and Sharon Schneider of 1618 Summit welcome a son named Bradley James born December 8. Mr and Mrs Ray Hammond of 2317 W Kansas Ave announce the birth of their son Darin Craig born December 20.
Attend a New Year's Eve party hosted by the Memphis Express at Cottonwood'n Sands Club. Tickets available by calling the club or contacting Leon at 275-4023. save five dollars per couple with advance purchase.
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