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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1966
Page
6
An overview of sausage varieties and uses emphasizes versatility for summer meals. It covers fresh ground pork, beef and other meats, cured and smoked forms, ready-to-eat cooked sausages, shelf life in the fridge, vacuum wrapping, and safe serving ideas including hot dogs and New England hot dogs in baked beans.
Wool garments should not be pressed completely dry and require careful steaming and moisture. The guide explains pressing on the wrong side with wool cloths and cheesecloth, raises steam, and how to handle blends and delicate fibers while avoiding damage. It also notes checking fabric labels and fiber content for proper temperature and the color psychology of pants.
A Kansas State Extension summary covers strawberry development problems from frost to pollination, explains tree wound care with dressings, and notes shade benefits for cattle gains. It also presents 1965 farm management figures: total investment per farm, gross income, and net income averages across six associations, with efficiency ratios.
The Commodity Credit Corporation has functioned for 33 years as the fiscal agency of the U S for national farm commodity programs. Its charter authorizes loans buys and sales with operations through ASCS and county offices overseen by elected farmer committees. Since 1948 county ASCS offices have issued price support loans totaling 22.7 billion dollars and approved recourse loans for storage and drying equipment totaling 240 million dollars.
If you barbecue your hands instead of the steak wash them quickly in mild soap and cold water Cold water helps soothe minor burns.
Kansas State University economist John H Coolidge says keep ordinary receipts and expenditures for at least six years to satisfy IRS rules. Assessment periods typically end within three years, but may extend to six. depreciation and capital asset records require longer retention. Fraud, evasion, or failure to file void the limit and allow audits any time.
The typical moonlighter is a family man aged 25 to 44 who puts in about 13 extra hours weekly. Most moonlighters do this work on weekends after completing their regular job.
Four sample judging classes teach youth aged eight to nineteen to rank exhibits and justify their choices. Events include meat, livestock, dairy and home economics judging with practices in reasons giving. County contests occur in August at the 4H Fairgrounds and related venues.
Lawrence residents Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hadl and Mrs. Don Patz with children called on Paul Hadl. Mrs. Mason and family attended Mrs. Charollete Burns funeral in Norton. The Mathias and French households fished along the Neosho River and weekended in Hartford. Lancaster returns from Chicago visit. he is Chicago Times art director. Deamer guests arrive from Junction City. Navy base family visits Gardner. Birth announced for Jeffrey Kemp by Claude Williams in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Grandparents listed from Kansas City. Williams teaches at Eudora High School. Blevins and Lederer families visit in Topeka and Pomona. Stover hosts from Grants Pass Oregon, Haverty household hosts. Richardson and Patz also mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Paul Hadl announce the birth of their baby boy Gerald Lee on June 10 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Paul Hadl. The Clearfield Women's Missionary Society meets July 5 for an afternoon at Mrs Phillip Brecheisen's home. Mrs Ester Mc Taggert to conduct the lesson Ministry Appalachian.
Internationally known sculptor Donal Hord who created the Angel of Peace at the Battle of the Bulge cemetery in Belgium died Wednesday in a San Diego hospital at age 64. His works are displayed at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and owned by private collectors. He had been hospitalized after a heart attack two weeks earlier. survivors include his widow Florence.
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