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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1961
Page
11
A 19 year old asks how to cope with constant parental fighting and drinking in the home. Advice urges ear plugs, sobriety via AA, and seeking stability for the daughter and child.
Beef and pork dominate this week’s best buy list with roast beef porterhouse and rib roast leading the meat section. Pork bargains focus on smoked hams with rib end loins and sausage featured regionally, while poultry prices stay low as production slides. Fresh produce remains plentiful though heat harms asparagus lettuce and berries. other good buys include beets cabbage carrots celery corn mushrooms onions potatoes and tomatoes.
Miss Joan Oswald a 1961 Lawrence High School graduate has won the second Memorial Nursing Scholarship from the Lawrence La Sertoma Club. She plans to attend Stormont Vail School of Nursing in Topeka this fall. The other nursing scholarship goes to Charlene Hoover daughter of Raymond Hoover Route 5 who is in her second year at St. Luke's School of Nursing Kansas City Missouri.
Officers for the coming year were elected for the American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey Liberty Post 14. Mary Neustifter becomes president with Louise Baker senior vice president and Doris Schrader junior vice president. The group heard E. V. Carleton discuss the upcoming Horse Show and service plans. Reports by Neustifter and Goff covered the Kansas convention at Hutchinson with about 450 attendees. Installation is planned for August and the new president will announce further appointments. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
Belleview Home Demonstration Unit met at Mrs. Lyle Weeks with six members. Guests included Mrs. Rex Nicolay and Miss Lois Holmes. Lesson "Milk in the Diet" and plans for a club booth in Eudora on June 16 were shared.
The Lone Star 4-H Club held its June meeting at Lone Star Hall with Jane Sutton presiding. Activities included music by Shirley Flory, a project talk by Kathryn Flory, a demonstration by Jane Sutton, and safety talk by Phyllis Hoover. 4-H Sunday featured Roland Flory as speaker at the Lone Star Church of the Brethren with invited Douglass County bankers among guests.
June meetings featured 39 Worden 4 H members and seven leaders with plans for a soft ball team rejected. Reports covered council activities, square dance set for June 20, and a woodworking project meeting also on June 20. Health talks included snakes and treating cuts.
Report on music camp by Renita Pohl and next month’s program announced by Dee Ann Crawford. June meeting at Kanwaka Hall featured a covered dish lunch with lessons on Milk in the Diet. Visitors included Frances Fiorello and others. July 11 meeting planned with Mrs. Francis Wempe. Vinland unit meets 1:30 p m at Mrs. W H Chaney’s home with co host Mrs. Charles Mitchell. Roll call favors ice cream. Central unit meets 7 45 p m Tuesday with Mrs. W L Vaughn hosting. 5 and 50 unit meets 1 30 p m Monday at Mrs. Robert Sheard’s 1046 Ohio St.
DAV Auxiliary members from Jayhawk Chapter No 22 delivered supplies to Wadsworth Consolidated Center including 44 pounds of carpet balls 135 jars 26 arm restraining bands and 46 religious magazines. They then assisted at a VFW Auxiliary Sunflower Centennial Carnival in the Rose Garden. Present were Mrs Nona Smith commander Mrs Betty Clark commander elect Mrs Gladys Snart Mrs Neva Ketchum and Mr and Mrs E C Neustifter.
Seasoned meat browning improves by salting before cooking. Salt draws moisture to the surface, slowing browning.
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