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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1971
Page
15
Dear Abby tackles blond myth, a Diet conflict, and a troublesome brother in law. H J questions links between hair color and behavior. A widow faces dieting while socializing, with advice to attend events after dinner and keep meals lean. Mollie laments a freeloading brother in law and learns to stand firm.
Mrs. Wells announces Cupid's Corner will appear every Monday in The Journal-Wood. She invites readers to submit wedding invitations announcements and poems for reception napkins and asks for subjects or questions to be sent in for future columns.
The Antique Show Sale sponsored by the Pilot Club of Lawrence drew about 2500 visitors at the National Guard Armory. Victoria Krumsick of Kansas City managed the event with dealers from multiple states. Proceeds support the club's scholarship fund and community projects.
Multiple club groups report meetings with lessons on drugs Scandinavia and family life. Guests include Lizzie Dixon and Jane Buttenhoff. Talks cover Lincoln Washington India Switzerland and clothing themes. March garage sale planned with item donations and an old hat theme for roll call.
The U S Department of Agriculture says to inspect wrapping on poultry after shopping. Store pre packaged chicken as is in the refrigerator if wrapped in transparent film to control moisture loss. If wrapped in paper, unwrap onto a platter and cover for refrigeration. store giblets separately.
Readable text notes using drained pineapple chunks as a base for a dish by pairing with Harvard beets. No additional context or details available to confirm origin, method, or outcome.
A group from the American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey Liberty Unit 14 visited the Kansas Legislature in session in Topeka. Members included presidents and chairmen, met Sen Arden Booth and Rep John Vogel, and attended Senate and House sessions with lunch in the state capitol cafeteria.
The lentil is an old-world legume, disc shaped about the size of a pea, dating back thousands of years according to the Consumer and Marketing Service. They require no coddling and cook to puffed tenderness in about thirty minutes.
An orientation meeting for sorority spring rush at Kansas University was held at Woodruff Auditorium. Registration starts Tuesday with open houses on March 27 28 and April 3 4. Pam Reusser says spring rush addresses early fall start and may become annual. fall rush remains for transfers and non spring rush participants. More than 100 questions were asked by rushees at the information session.
The Metropolitan Opera now accepts credit card numbers over the phone and at the box office. Arrangements with five card issuers allow patrons to telephone in numbers and pick up tickets just before curtain, avoiding a prior trip to the opera house.
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