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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1971
Page
16
The U S Federal Trade Commission requires incandescent bulb labels to show average life, initial wattage and light output in lumens, plus power consumption in watts. Labels note color tone differences, with incandescent and fluorescent tubes offering pinkish, cool, warm white, and deluxe color renditions to suit skin tones and color schemes.
Parents Night noted with 19 members and 11 parents present. Officers were Mrs. Jim Springer president, Mrs. Don Hamlet VP, Mrs. Karl Rosen secretary, Mrs. Charles Taylor Jr treasurer, Mr. Springer reporter. Demonstrations by Janell Short and Elaine Grob. Mrs. Dick Edmondson candle arrangements. Refreshments by Taylor and Leo Smith families. Next meeting April 26 at the school.
The Douglas County Red Cross chapter lists 29 donors at the center on Monday. Donors include Jill B. McGrew, Raymond G. Mehl, Ruth McPherson, and others. volunteers aiding the drive were Cecilia Pearson, Evelyn Wilson, Joanne Wise, Eleanor Youngberg, Helen Hawkins, Pat Borel, Mary Kirschman, Mabel Nieder, Barbara Nelson, Becky Janzen, Carol Wilson, Jane Englebrecht, Bill Matthews, and Dr. Alan Sanders.
Sixty female students at the University of Illinois study self defense taught by wrestling coach George Patrick and PE instructor Mrs. Janelt Pirnat. They aim to build confidence rather than to defeat a 200-pound man, noting women are often paralyzed by panic when attacked.
The Sunset Hill PTA meets Monday at 7 30 p m to discuss a new English curriculum. Mrs Phyllis Daniels presents an original sixth grade skit. Afterward parents view new books and teachers answer questions.
Greenish coating around yolk in hard cooked eggs indicates cooking at too high a temperature or for too long, or slow cooling after cooking. The Department of Agriculture notes flavor and nutrition remain unaffected.
The Art Institute of Chicago tests a discretionary admission where adults pay 1.00 and students or seniors pay 0.50. Key staff and press, plus school groups, enter free. During major exhibitions galleries revert to a 1.50 entrance fee due to high costs.
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