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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1969
Page
9
Readers share personal gaps in family planning and a Canadian teacher describes signs of drug use among teens. Ann Landers replies on miscarriages not being children and provides a marijuana description including common slang and odor cues.
The Lawrence Unified District 497 announces next week’s cafeteria menu. Monday features orange juice, wieners with cheese, pickle relish, corn, pear half, roll, butter, milk, crumb cake. Tuesday offers spaghetti with meat sauce, green beans, tossed salad, bread stick, fruit cobbler. Wednesday serves vegetable soup, cheese sticks, cole slaw, peach half, cinnamon roll. Thursday includes hot turkey sandwich, toast, buttered peas, carrot sticks, peach slices, cookie, pizzaburger, potato puffs, buttered corn. Friday ends with cake and strawberry sauce.
Fruita Colo AP Principal Walden George announces a new break policy at Fruita Monument High School. Students, like teachers, will receive a coffee style break as part of modular scheduling with computerized planning to provide more study time and a soft drink break.
A colander inverted over a skillet catches grease splatters when frying bacon or chicken. Heat escapes but spatters are trapped, reducing cleanup and protecting the stove.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Graves returned from a three week Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands tour conducted by the United Presbyterian Church Board of National Missions. Anita Louise Paschall and Lynn Alan Metzger wed tonight at First Christian Church with guests including Anita’s parents and local families. Floyd Pentlin made Bethany College dean’s list for 1968-69, majoring in German education. Roger Ramseyer from Lawrence will act in Ottawa University’s Once Upon a Mattress show March 3 and 4.
Forcing blossoms is simple using a cool dark place a vase water and charcoal. Cut stems from forsythia redbud crab peach japonica quince almond or spirea near tip buds to ease arranging and bloom time varies with bud size. Keep water fresh and container stable, then move to light once color appears.
Mrs Ernest Bales will host a Riverside Extension Homemakers Unit meeting at 1 30 p m Thursday with a lesson The Good Egg and a recipe roll call. Mrs Carl Miller will narrate slides of the Wichita Art Gallery. The February Eudora Unit met at Mrs Faye Burkhardt home with co hostess Mrs Eula Massey and a Pet Pursuit lesson. A health discussion followed and a work day is set for Feb 25 at Mrs Margaret Westerhouse home with a pot luck luncheon. The March 20 meeting will be with Mrs Emma Eisen berger.
The Deerfield School PTA will meet at 7 30 p.m. Monday at the school to discuss the non graded school class reviews. Speakers include Dorothy McGregor Mary Doud Marcia Birney and Arline Shaw. New York School PTA marks Founders Day with Ina Cragg speaker and film It Happens Every Noon. A nominating committee will be elected and nursery service provided.
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