Corn Kernels Packed Into Chili Con Carne
Leftover cooked corn cobs are used by cooks to finish chili con carne. Kernels are removed from cobs and stirred into the pot for added texture and sweetness.
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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
2
Leftover cooked corn cobs are used by cooks to finish chili con carne. Kernels are removed from cobs and stirred into the pot for added texture and sweetness.
AP reports a cool spring tightened supplies in the Northeast and Midwest. With warmer weather starting next week, fruit and vegetable prices may ease while some items like strawberries and leafy greens remain expensive or high. Fryers and turkeys show price declines into summer.
Illinois farmers will be contacted for crop and livestock data as part of midyear surveys by the Illinois Department of Agriculture in cooperation with U S Department of Agriculture. About two thousand farmers will be visited and roughly 9 000 respond by mail to report crops, livestock, labor, and wages. Data support acreage and livestock estimates for the Reporting Service. Reports remain confidential. Agricultural statistics reflect Illinois’ largest industry with farm product sales totaling about 2.5 billion dollars in 1965.
Junior confirmation class meets at 9 a.m. Saturday. Circle One gathers 8 p.m. Monday at Mrs. William Ostroot home. Deacons meet 8 p.m. Monday at the church. Circle Two meets 2 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. E. Einarson's 10 Manor Court Joliet. Senior choir rehearses 8 p.m. Tuesday. Vacation Bible school teachers meet 8 p.m. Wednesday.
A May report shows 205 people in Grundy County received 2,784 pounds of Federal Donated Commodities, 16 fewer recipients than April and 105 pounds less than 2,889 pounds. The breakdown includes dried peas, margarine, corn meal, dried milk, flour, shortening, peanut butter, rice, rolled wheat, and 205 cans of chopped beef. Next distribution is June 17.
The Illinois Department of Public Health and the University of Illinois College of Nursing sponsor an eight day course for nurses on Fundamentals of Community Nursing. It runs June 14 at six locations Carbondale Champaign Chicago DeKalb Peoria and Springfield to boost home health care under Medicare and aid both new and current staff in community agencies. Information is available from the Bureau of Nursing.
Hawaii attorney general ruled the loyalty oath unconstitutional and no longer required of public officers and employees. The decision marks a change in state policy for government workers and officials.
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