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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1964
Page
8
Suggestions to vary cream of potato soup include adding whole kernel corn or mushrooms. Use leftover corn kernels, and if mushrooms are fresh, cook lightly in butter or margarine before adding to the soup.
A collage of Dear Ann Landers columns includes solutions on relationships doubles, parental boundaries, elevator etiquette, teen drinking guidance, and disciplining guests’ children. The letters reveal social norms and practical etiquette from the era with denials of spying and emphasis on clear communication.
The Sunflower 4 H Club fair was held Friday at Riverside School with Mrs. Oletha Blevins judging sewing and cooking projects. Fourteen members and five parents attended. refreshments were served by the Carl Trybom family. A July meeting at Riverside followed the tour of livestock projects and member reports. The Lucky Clover 4 H Club met at Linwood Grange Hall with reports from Camp attendees and a sewing project talk by Cathy Berry.
Forty one Cottonwood 4-H Club members entered judged exhibits at the annual fair held last week at the Fornelli home Route 2. Judges were Mrs. Slaper for home economics and Jack Harris for agriculture with placings listed for each item and exhibitor.
Leslie Coulter presents a parliamentary problem while Jerry Barnett leads recreation. The Riverside Home Demonstration Unit holds its July meeting with 14 members, lessons on population change and electrical safety, and plans a Bring and Buy Sale for September. Ann Harris resigns after 13 years of Cottonwood 4-H leadership. Karen Lenzen and Bob Palmateer are introduced as guests.
Claudia Harris Mary Ann Isaacs and Steve Fornelli were among Douglas County delegates selected for the state Health Conference at Rock Springs July 27 to August 1. A panel discussion on the Cottonwood 4-H club health program is planned July 31 with several delegates and Mrs Harris moderating.
Cooling hard cooked eggs quickly stops green ring development where yolk meets white. The method helps maintain eggs’ appearance and quality after cooking.
Simple inexpensive changes help save time in the kitchen. Organize cupboards by keeping only used utensils and supplies in reach, store items where first used, and group together what is used together to improve efficiency.
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