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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1963
Page
7
Teen romance and dating boundaries discussed as Ann Landers responds to Miss Q Nez Sam and Santa Barbara Sam. The column defines making out versus kissing with cautionary counsel about teen relationships and parental nicknames.
Nutrition expert Philip L. White of the AMA warns canned foods lose nutrients when stored at high temperatures. He notes the rate of vitamin loss varies by food and vitamin and urges cooler storage to preserve quality.
More than 100 Cub Scouts and fathers from Pack 3157 attended the Blue and Gold Banquet in the Memorial Union Kansas Room. Ridgway presented the pack charter for 1963 to Bill King and announced registrations for key leaders. Cubmasters and den chiefs received awards and badges including Wolf, Bear, and Webelos ranks, arrows, pins, and denner stripes.
Riverside patrons meet 8 p.m. Tuesday to discuss expansion of the present school building. Board director Charlton Bartz says the expansion decision will affect approval of Brackett school's request to join Riverside. The text also offers generic food shopping advice about choosing well priced green vegetables.
The India Home Demonstration Unit and 4-H Club planned a March meeting at 1 30 p m hosted by Mrs Ralph Kerns with co host Mrs Jack Harris. Mrs Gerald Hoover led a health care lesson and roll calls cited Washington Lincoln facts.
Mike Amerine and Ricky Anderson participated in a program by second and third grade students at Schwegler School. Their names were omitted from the list in Saturday's Journal-World.
If apples are bruised they may not be good buys because the bruised parts will have to be discarded. Small apples in good condition are usually economical.
At the KU Faculty Club the Delta Kappa Gamma group discussed if women face job discrimination. Panels noted 29 percent of married women work nationwide and that in teaching top admin posts go to men with salary scales often favoring men by about 300 dollars, except in certain government roles.
Jacques Ciron of Paris staying with Froaomals H W Keene hosts the Le Treteau de Paris troupe which will present two contemporary French plays at 8 30 p m in Murphy Hall University Theatre. Ciron previously stayed with the Keenes about 12 years ago during a U S visit. The troupe will then travel to Columbia Missouri. The Keenes returned Saturday from a month in Florida.
Mrs Rachel Corbett special teacher at Lawrence High School will speak at the High Twelve Club Tuesday meeting. The session starts at noon in the Eldridge Hotel with Masons invited.
L. F. P. Cookingham becomes executive director of People-to-People today in Kansas City Missouri. The former Fort Worth Texas city manager was announced for the post in January during the board of trustees annual meeting.
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