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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
4
Kansas University couple Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson prove a $10 weekly grocery bill is doable while both pursue degrees. They plan menus, read ads, buy in quantity, and rely on budget staples like ham burgers and roasts. Their monthly groceries run 40 to 45 dollars, including toothpaste and soap.
The Associated Press reports weekend grocery highlights with widespread lower prices. Egg prices are down especially for large eggs while beef pork and chicken and fish also show value. Featured vegetables include cabbage carrots lettuce onions spinach and tomatoes with canned corn rice and peanut butter also good buys. Fruit offerings include apples avocados bananas grapefruits oranges and rhubarb.
Lawrence music and art students join the Festival of Fine Arts on the Kansas State University campus in Manhattan. Sponsored by the Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs, with Lawrence club women backing local participants. Music division includes Susan Dunlap and Larry Colburn. Art contest entrants are Dennis Shreves Laura Ann Adams Lynn Metzger Linda Wulfkuhle Ken Rhoades and George Kuria. Student art contest features Mike Elzea Jill Perry and Charles McManness.
John Pickens Brake Service offers front end alignment in Vermont. Contact/Vermont phone V18-1353 for details and appointments.
Cream puffs may be served with a sauce of frozen raspberries or strawberries or chocolate or butterscotch. Older folk may prefer the fruit while youngsters tend to favor the sweeter toppings.
Children and university club members will model in a jointly sponsored Scholar ship Benefit Fashion Show at 7 30 p m Tuesday March 17 in the Kansas Union Ballroom Co chairs are Mrs Richard How ey and Mrs Richard Coolbaugh Participants include Mrs George Bernhardt Mrs Mildred Dunivent Mrs Lewin Goff Mrs R B Moss Mrs Richard Rundquist Mrs William N Stephens Mrs Edward Smissman Mrs Ray B Waddington Mrs Terrence Williams and Mrs John T White Child models are Anne Seymour Jody Coolbaugh Missy Hamilton Jodde Olsen William Conboy Robert Lush Bill Kipp and Jeff Jackson Teens Tina Buckman Pam Loram Cynthia McNown Teens and adults model spring and men s wear from Weavers Department Store nar rator is Mrs Betty Broat Tickets at door night of show
Leftover plain cooked vegetables mix with shredded cabbage and ham or tongue strips, dressed with French dressing or mayonnaise for a sandwich filling or salad. Add thin celery crescents and pineapple tidbits folded into sour cream as a go along for roast pork.
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