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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1972
Page
8
Readers ask how to handle shocking performances and moral panic about violent shows. Dear Ann Landers explains today’s market for torture toys and violence in media, and offers guidance on marital fidelity and gossip.
Seattle activist June Delaloye campaigns against wild animals sold as pets. Her ad urging people not to buy kinkajous and other exotic pets drew hundreds of calls. she warns of cruelty, long lifespans, costly care, and zoos' already full cages.
A Chicago feature notes many teen girls fail dietary tests amid efforts to eat natural foods. It outlines a 1500 calorie daily pattern focusing on calcium iron and protein with specific servings and adds 800 to 900 calories to gain weight or 1500 more to lose weight, stressing limits on sweets.
Reader tips cover croutons cut with a thimble from softer bread and dried by a warm oven, leftover crumbs used for dressings, and flavored versions. Another note suggests packing rat habits by labeling boxes and storing them high. a whipped cream topping is beaten in a cottage cheese carton and stored there.
The engagement of their daughter Miss Shelley Lyn Smith to Jon Neal White of Houston is announced by Mr. and Mrs. C. Marvin Smith of Paducah. White is the son of Ralph C. White of Mineral Wells and Nadine Gardener of Houston. The wedding is set for June 17.
A recipe using one can of mushrooms and packaged scalloped potatoes. Drain mushrooms reserved liquid into a cup and add boiling water to three cups. Prepare potatoes per package using mushroom liquid and water. Stir in mushrooms and parsley flakes. Bake at 325 degrees for one hour until tender. Serves 4 to 6.
Laura Ann Townes and Geral Mae Greene wed at Colonial Hill Baptist Church in Snyder with the Rev. John Ferguson officiating assisted by Rev. Miller Robinson. The bride, a Denver City graduate and teacher, and groom, a Snyder educator and coach, will live at 3725 Highland Ave.
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