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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1965
Page
5
A reader describes teenage heartbreak and a daughter considering self harm after a breakup, while others vent about forms and mail to Ann Landers. A final note urges writing to Ann Landers with a SASE for advice.
Seven members from Dorsey Liberty Unit No. 14 of the American Legion Auxiliary joined the 45th annual Kansas Department Auxiliary convention at the Town House in Kansas City Kansas. Attendees included Mrs Fred Johnson president, Mrs Thornton Hemphill district president, and others Mrs Clyde V Bell Mrs Edward Neustifter Mrs W A McClain Mrs Lloyd McMinn and Mrs George Hulteen.
Miss Carol Beers and Larry Puckett wed Saturday June 19 in Baldwin at the groom’s grandparents home. Rev. Charles I. Coldsmith officiated. The couple will reside in Lawrence after a short wedding trip. the groom works for Eby Construction in Kansas City.
Arrange drained canned peach halves and drained small whole pickled beets on a bed of shredded lettuce in a shallow bowl. Top with green pepper and onion rings.
A Knoxville woman joined a long City Hall line thinking it offered free items. She discovered at the clerk’s desk that the queue was for tax payments and apologized to finance clerk Ruby Bakely.
Dorcie Wallace, a Texas designer, pivots from oil to fashion after weaving ruanas from a El Dorado wool factory. Her two initial styles morph into a thriving line, weaving linen and wool and expanding to New York shows, department-store promotions, and an American woolen industry boost.
Warrant Officer Bert Quaintance of Edmonton demonstrates cooking on a car engine. During a 200 mile trip from Edmonton to Calgary he cooked a roast by placing a foil wrapped package on the engine, turning it midway at Red Deer, with beef and vegetables prepared for a campground meal.
A warrant officer offers cooking guidance for on the road stowing meat for travel. A two or three pound rib roast needs about three hours, with turns after 1% hours. Vegetables should be parboiled, potatoes five minutes, carrots ten, wrapped in foil. Chicken halves cooked like roasts. Wieners wrapped in bacon, rolls heated in engine. Test meat en route due to variable weather and engine heat.
Valley Ridge and Sunny Valley 4-H Club and HDU News join for a 7 30 p m Tuesday session at Buck Creek Community Center hosted by Mrs Roscoe Lawrence and Mrs Norris Wheeler. Mrs George Gantz and Mrs Harold Miller oversee the health lesson "Health After 45" with three cancer films. Roll call asks what it means to be an American.
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