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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1977
Page
4
The article explains chicken classification by weight with broilers and fryers versus roasters, and describes chilling to about 28F for quality. It includes recipes for chicken livers with pineapple and a stuffed baked chicken dish with sour cream and stuffing, plus nutritional notes and serving ideas.
A reader from Boston recounts driving to Hartford and Springfield at 57 mph while hundreds of cars passed by at higher speeds. The letter argues the 55 mph limit is ineffective and calls for fueling conservation, echoed by DAR MR. F.J.K. who says more important than fuel can be conserved by obeying the limit.
Readers write about trust in marriage after a drunken kiss and how to handle jealousy. Advice covers not dwelling on the incident, setting standards, and avoiding the Nervous Nellie label, plus a note on language usage and a short tip for tall anecdotes.
Sarah J. Bassett and Michael I. Williams wed May 22 in Danforth Chapel with Rev. Donald Conrad officiating. The couple, both Lawrence area graduates, will reside in Lawrence after a wedding trip to the Ozarks.
Phyllis Ann Hougland bride elect of Max Ellis Strunk was honored at multiple showers. Anna Marie Hickock hosted May 1 with co workers at Bud Jennings Carpets and Draperies. Church ladies hosted May 27 at Nancy Sledd s home. Marilyn Hubbard hosted a kitchen shower with Linda Ausherman and Barbara Hougland. The couple will wed at 7:30 p m Friday at First Southern Baptist Church.
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