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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1963
Page
4
Dear Ann Landers letters recount a neighborly dilemma about a woman and a milkman staying hours in her driveway raising concerns of reputation. The column advises to mind your own business and notes possible harmless friendship and coffee making.
The Associated Press reports supermarkets offer diverse main dishes and produce for weekend shoppers. Lamb, beef, and pork bargains appear nationwide with chicken and turkey found in many markets. Prices vary by region with notable deals on chuck roast, boneless pot roast, and fresh poultry. eggs, dairy, and spring vegetables also feature lower prices.
Sandra Warfield and James McCracken, a Met Opera couple, balance marriage with demanding careers. They credit mutual critique and support for sustaining their 10 year partnership as McCracken headlines Othello on tour while Warfield performs in Vienna for Aida and Don Carlos.
A simple luncheon casserole builds from mashed potatoes in a buttered dish. Layer tuna onions and green peas, top with cheese sauce, cover and bake slowly thirty minutes. Remove cover and bake fifteen minutes more until browned.
Marion area 4-H and Home Demonstration units meet with lessons on hosting and party planning. Members assign committees, award blue ribbons, plan Parent Night and health programs, and coordinate joint meetings with Brookdale Hilltop units.
Warren C. Terrell of Lawrence is promoted to chief master sergeant in the Air Force from Wheelus AB Libya after selection from top noncommissioned officers. Army Pvt. George A. Luber, 25, completes eight weeks of military police training at Ft. Gordon after basic at Ft. Leonard Wood. Army 2d Lt. Larry L. Rose finishes 38 weeks of officer pilot training at Ft. Rucker and holds a Kansas State University degree. Army Pfc Daryl E. Petefish earns the Expert Tank Weapons badge at Ft. Hood. Navy Ensign Karl W. Koch completes Officers Basic Qualification at Athens GA. Army PFC Robert G. Gordon participates in ATT with the 8th Infantry Division at Baumholder. The report lists each service member’s home, parents, and school history.
Thomas M. Palmerlee son of Albert S. Palmerlee and Mrs. Palmerlee of 1344 Strong is appointed to the rank of midshipman lieutenant in the University of Kansas Naval ROTC unit. He plans to graduate in June 1983 in History and East Asian Studies and will be commissioned as an Ensign in the U S Navy. Army Lt. Paul H. Mitchell son of Mrs. Lavene P. Mitchell of 1515 Engel Rd recently completed officer orientation at The Engineer Center Fort Belvoir Virginia. Mitchell entered the Army in 1962 and is a Fort Smith Arkansas High School graduate who earned a B S degree from Kansas University in 1962.
Cub Scout Pack 3051 sponsored by Plymouth Congregational Church used the Kansas theme little known facts and information at a recent Pack meeting. Dens presented skits and exhibits. Den 2 opened the ceremony. Awards included Wolf badges for Lloyd Marshugh Rodney Grammer Thomas Adams Mark Buhler Russell Davis James Marshall David Norris John Price Bryson Roberts, Lion badges for Duane Newman Clifford Hadl, and Gold Arrows for Rodney Grammer Bryson Roberts John Price. Pack leadership and den mothers are listed with upcoming meeting set for April 30 at the Mayflower room.
The passage lists a croquette method using 2 cups potatoes 2 eggs 1 tablespoon chives 2 slices bacon, formed fried in oil. It then describes three confectioners sugar frostings divided into batches with orange rind peppermint green and color cocoa vanilla flavors.
Youngsters will enjoy frosting doughnuts for a party. The activity invites children to decorate and sample sweet treats, promising a fun time and tasty rewards.
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