Man Own Worst Enemy At Week Long Food Workshop
Robert B. Carson of Cincinnati Ohio warned during a Texas Tech University food protection workshop that humans are the primary source of foodborne disease. He outlined bacteria toxins and chemicals as disease agents and cited unreported outbreaks and underreporting due to patient, physician, and industry fears.
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Marcia Adams
Robert B. Carson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Department of Food and Nutrition
Texas Tech University
Carson
Food and Drugs Administration
Ctffda
Museum
Iworkshop
Food and Drug Administration
Douglas Boren
Texas Tech
Red shirts help families spot each other in crowds
A ten year old and family use matching red plaid shirts to keep track of siblings during park picnics. A reader suggests repurposing golf pencil tops as portable, clip-on pencils. Another tip advises labeling drape cords with color markers to avoid pulling the wrong cord.
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Daddy
Mother
Joseph Broderick
Kappa Delta Alumnae Meet in Crill Home
Kappa Delta alumnae gathered Friday morning at Mrs. Dick Crill’s 3517 31st St. Crill, president, summarized the 39th biennial convention held June 23 to July 2 in Hot Springs Arkansas. Special guest was Miss Lisa Stirman from Southwestern University Memphis Tennessee. The October meeting will align with Founders Day activities.
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Kappa Delta
Dick Crill
31St St
Crill
Hot Springs
Ark
Province Phi
Texas
Lisa Stirman
Southwestern University
Memphis
A Lovelier You Neck Exercise Reduces Fatty Pad
Mary Sue Miller presents a neck fat reduction routine focusing on chin height and posture. The exercise sequence includes arm swings, wrist twists, and a head tilt, with guidance on weight control and repeated practice for a youthful neckline. Readers may write Mary Sue Miller for beauty questions. Also notes a Beta Sigma Phi swim party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martz and an August 29 Day Tea hosted by Mrs. Bud Mitchell.
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Mary Sue Miller
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Upsilon Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Sun ’N Fun Club
Harry Martz
Bud Mitchell
31St St
Food Poisoning and Industry Needs for Safety Education
Carson notes the food service industry is a major, low-wage employer and the fourth largest U.S. industry. He urges voluntary reporting, education on contamination prevention, and research into bacterial tolerance, citing smoked fish botulism as a recent failure.
Foodborne disease study featured at Lubbock workshop
The article notes packagers sealing fish air tight can foster C botulinum growth and deaths. Harold L. Faig discusses fundamentals of food microbiology and etiologies of foodborne disease at 6:30 a.m. Other speakers include Carson Joseph Durham and Kenneth Scott from local health and federal agencies.
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Carson
Harold L. Faig
Cincinnati
Ctffda
Museum
Joseph P. Durham
Dallas
Limpus and Raymond Wed in New Boston Ceremony
Miss Virginia Mable Limpus and Larry Dean Raymond repeated nuptial vows at 7 pm in Tapp Memorial United Methodist Church New Boston. Attendants wore blue organza gowns as the couple, both employed by Dallas Public Schools, plan to reside in Dallas after a camping trip.
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New Boston
Virginia Mable Limpus
Larry Dean Raymond
Tapp Memorial United Methodist Church
Alfred I. Doss
Leroy D. Limpus
R. N. Raymond
Abernathy
Charnita Spring of
Lufkin
Larry Limpus
Kathy Raymond
R. H. Reynolds
Houston
Joe Johnson
Dallas
Wayne Raymond
Don Raymond
Fort Carson
Colo
Alvin
John N. Williamson
Charles Stubbs
United States
Dallas Public Schools System
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Texas State Department of Health
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Ann Arbor
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Limpus
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Virginia Limpus
Alamo Beauty Salon
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