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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1975

Page

3

Canning Lid Shortage Hits Home Gardeners This Season

Shoppers blame grocers, grocers blame wholesalers, and wholesalers point at manufacturers as a lid shortage disrupts home canning. Ball Corp and Kerr Glass confirm demand rose with six million new gardens in 1974 and again this year, forcing round the clock production and a shift in lid supply to jars.

W.C Rusty” Springer Lawrence Rusty’s National Association of Retail Grocers Nargus Las Vegas Nev George H. Loughery Ball Corp Harold A. Metsker Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corp Loughery U.S. Department of Agriculture Doughery Springer Kerr Glass and Ball Corp U.S

Anniversary Dinner for Hess Couple Draws Family and Friends

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hess of 642 N Sixth hosted a dinner party with their three children and spouses to honor their 39th wedding anniversary. Lawrence attendees included several Hess relatives and friends from area addresses. The article also notes Church Women United activities and a fifth annual service officers conference at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Topeka.

Ralph Hess Claude Landon III Tenn John Hess Maple St Ralph Hess Jr Lennis Johnson Clifford Coffman Lee Hess Ralph Lowman George Faler Bennie Erwin Lawrence Richard Rundquist Church Women United CWU Central United Methodist Church Veterans Administration Hospital Topeka Ewing Gunn Vincent Wolfe Norman Denton Roland Johnson Lloyd Daniels Chester Paxson Jayhawk Alan Fisher Dorsey Liberty Unit 14 American Legion Mark Ardis

Pair wed at KU chapel in double ring ceremony

Karen Sue Rinkenbaugh daughter of Frances Longhofer Lawrence and Philip Dean Janke son of Robert and Mrs Janke Junction City married June 21 at Danforth Chapel Kansas University campus. Rev Wayne Castle officiated. The couple will reside in Junction City where she teaches and he farms. A reception followed hosted by relatives in San Diego and Topeka.

Karen Sue Rinkenbaugh Frances Longhofer Lawrence Philip Dean Janke Robert G. Janke Junction City Danforth Chapel Kansas University Wayne Castle First United Methodist Church Robert J. Throop San Diego Calif Wendell A. Janke Topeka Robert L. Walters Robert Throop

Newlywed Respect Affects Marriage Beliefs

Ann Landers notes a 15 year marriage built on equality and mutual respect. The writer, content with harmony yet wary of change, comments on how respect for each other's opinions supports marital success.

Ann Landers

House committee looks at lid crisis

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader tells a House subcommittee that a televised alert from President Ford could spur lid production to ease a nationwide canning lid shortage. He supports more imports from Japan and warns of possible anticompetitive activity and industry collusion involving Ball and Kerr.

Washington Ralph Nader Ford Nader Japan House Commodities and Services Federal Trade Commission Pacific Northwest Midwest Southeast East Coast Robert E. Liedquist FTC Bureau of Competition Liedquist

Flower Club Plans Floriculture Open Class Show

Plans completed for the floriculture open class show at the Douglas County Free Fair from August 12 to 16 sponsored by the Lawrence Flower Club. The event in Building No. 4 welcomes entrants from all. Exhibits drop off August 12 from 4 30 to 7 30 p m. Schedules are in the fair catalog. Inquiries to Mrs C 0 Humphrey or Mrs Olie R Parsons.

Douglas County

Kanza 4-H Club Meets with Project Talks Planned

The Kanza 4-H Club meets at 7 15 p m Monday in the W F Bradley home. Melinda Marcum and Lesa Martin will present project talks and members reply to roll call with fair exhibits. The Lucky Leaf 4H Club opens July with flag salute and Pledge recitation. A Council meeting report and fair plans discussion conclude the session.

W.F. Bradley Melinda Marcum Lesa Martin Lucky Leaf 4H Club

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