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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1973
Page
14
Hearty economical soup featuring tiny meat balls simmered in potato soup with carrots and onions. Ground beef storage guidance from the American Meat Institute plus serving suggestions and a tested recipe yielding 4 to 6 servings.
U S standards for processed tomato products will take effect March 1 as updated by the Department of Agriculture. The revision sets inspection procedures based on color and defects with optional color measurement by colorimeter or visual evaluation. It introduces a composite juice color index and classifies fully red tomatoes as culls. grading remains a voluntary, fee for service service by the Agricultural Marketing Service.
Members of Junior Girl Scout Troop 685 at Pinckney School earned the Troop Camper Badge and numerous other awards during a Court of Awards at First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Volunteers served refreshments and music accompanied the event while troop leaders were named including Karla Martin as leader and Reba Bennett and Winnie Pinet as assistants.
A Pinckney PTA meeting at 7 30 p m features Gwen Suggs as moderator for a discussion on whether classroom materials reflect race. Schwegler PTA also plans a 7 30 p m panel with Harold Hutton Douglas County probation officer Brian Jacobson a KU graduate student the Rev Freddie Marks Douglas County Ministerial Alliance and Barbara Maxwell South Junior High School counselor.
Members of Junior Girl Scout Troop 694 of Centennial School attended a Wednesday meeting at leader Mrs A H Schild's home. Mrs Kenneth Lenzen presented slides from the birth place of Juliette Low in Savannah Ga Olave House in London and the Chalet near Adelboden Switzerland.
The article explains aerotitis as middle ear inflammation from pressure differences during flights. It advises chewing or swallowing to ease fullness, avoiding flying with a cold or allergy, and using nose drops or decongestants if needed. It notes air crew may provide chewables.
A letter to Dear Ann Landers recounts a family's plan to adopt their pregnant daughter's baby while concealing the origins. The adoptive parents kept the secret to protect multiple lives and now celebrate a happy outcome. A reader from Lubbock, Texas, suggests public shaming as a step to curb dangerous child behavior, noting Illinois authorities route such reports through the State Police Information and Education section.
The Douglas County Unit of the American Cancer Society will conduct a confidential health survey during March. About 80 volunteers will door to door ask residents over 18 about Pap test regularity, understanding, and access to testing. Local groups and KU sororities assist.
The guidance cautions not to remove angel food cake from its pan until fully cooled to avoid damaging the delicate cell structure and prevent shrinkage.
Kaw Valley Girl Scout Council offers a training course for volunteers in 13 counties to become day camp committee members directors or business managers. Trainer Mrs. Galen Miller of Lawrence leads a session covering budgeting scheduling and staffing with no prior day camping experience required. Registration details available from Mrs. David Dary or Ms. Betty Dunhaupt at the Girl Scout workbase 842 5427.
Admissions list Mrs. Audrey Gentry and Porfirio Estrada among new hospital patients. Dismissals include Mrs. Cheryl Harrell and infant, Mrs. Judith Mohr and infant, Belinda Raybern, Terri Beach. Births report Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mason welcome a boy on Thursday.
The KU Concert Choir directed by Leslie Adams will assist in the 11 a.m. worship service at First Baptist Church 801 Ky. The choir will perform special numbers during the service in observance of Brotherhood Sunday.
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