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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1975
Page
8
Miss Mary Frances Sowers describes safe food wrapping tips for hot and cold dishes and offers a savory apple stuffing idea. Combine one cup apples with raisins and nuts to enhance a 10 pound turkey, a simple dressing variation for holiday meals.
Lawton BPW selects nominating committee at the Lawtonian Hotel. Elected: Iliff Autry chairwoman Mary Pokorny Ernest Hunter H R Dwyer Bill Hargraves Leon Brewczyncki Leta Smith. Sylvia Zumwalt presided and noted a trip to Oklahoma City March 12 to attend a state legislature session. Fourteen members attended the Duncan BPW banquet with Myra Norris welcoming.
Senior citizens from Cache Lawton Meers and Indiahoma were dinner guests at Treasure Lake Job Corps Camp. Royce Robinson spoke about the activities goals and accomplishments of the Job Corps. The 52 visitors traveled by bus and toured the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge en route. Earl Parker of Cache coordinated arrangements.
A kitchen note instructs frying sliced potatoes with a pinch of flour to achieve a golden brown color and crisp texture. The method emphasizes coating the pieces before frying.
Lawton Fort Sill Girl Scout neighborhoods begin annual cookie sales with orders due Saturday March 8 and deliveries in April. Participants include Tina Turner from Lawton Cadette Troop 468 Mia Berry of Fort Sill Junior Troop 24 and Margaret Oates of Fort Sill Brownie Troop 11 with local leaders and families pictured.
The Lawton Woman's Forum general meeting at 1 30 p m Thursday in the McMahon Foundation 716 C features guest speakers Mrs Irma Burr coordinator of Volunteer Services for the Oklahoma Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped and Mrs Ann Billington a certified braillist. The Oklahoma Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped is a division of the Department of Institutions Social and Rehabilitation Services providing talking books tapes cassettes and braille to assist the visually impaired with materials from the Library of Congress and volunteers. Lodell Goochey is chairman of the event.
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