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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1970
Page
14
Asst. Co. Ext. Home Economist Vf outlines buying tips for 1970 dining furniture. Focus on comfort durability beauty and easy care with guidance on chair design table stability finishes and upholstery, plus a simple Mediterranean style tuna pasta recipe for four servings.
Dear Ann Landers prints eight rules that encourage hostility to a child's spouse, demands constant presence at home, financial meddling, blame for drinking problems, and smothering grandchildren. The exchange ends with a witty reply labeling the authors as mothers.
Six local residents attended the Farm Bureau Women’s District meeting at the North American Hotel in Ottawa on Tuesday. Mrs Don McDonald of the Second District presided. Speakers included Mrs Victor Haflich state chairman outlining the 1970 program and Senator Wint Winter discussing trial procedures and prison issues. Delbert Ekart and Mrs Jim Cubits gave convention highlights and spoke on the 1970 safety plan.
The USDA recommends honey as an excellent sweetener for baked foods. When a recipe uses less than or equal to cup sugar, omit sugar and use an equal amount of honey. For recipes with 1 cup or more sugar, replace with the same amount of honey and reduce the liquid by a cup. Add a little extra salt and lower the baking temperature by 25 degrees.
Grade A butter signifies fresh cream origin and a pleasing flavor with smooth texture per the Consumer and Marketing Service. The Grade A shield on Cheddar indicates good quality and pleasing flavor for the cheese product.
New Lawrence Parents Without Partners officers were elected at a recent meeting. Bill Brice was named president with Betty Miller as first vice president and Mabel Fletcher as second vice president. Lucille Jones became third vice president, Judy Clapton secretary, Marian Curtis treasurer, with Shirley Ornelas as immediate past president. George Steinberger installed them as president of the Mid-American Regional Council.
Charles Earnest Rayton, 19, and Margaret Joan Vos, 18, both of Lawrence, receive a marriage license. A stray note describes inverting a colander over a skillet to catch spatters while frying, noting grease control and stove cleaning benefits.
The January Jayhawk 4-H Club meeting will be at 8 p.m. Monday at Grant School. Hosts are the Harold Shirk and Clarence Daniels families. Casey Wempe demonstrates. Connie Jacobs speaks on her project. Linda Stumbo presents a health talk. Roll call asks what members would do with $10,000. A Kanwaka 4-H meeting covered beef, horse and dog projects with bedding, watering, feed, halters and leading tips.
Feb 3 at Kanwaka Hall the talk covers practical leisure ideas. A note on lint removal says masking tape is an efficient delinter that also picks up dandruff by pressing it onto fabrics.
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