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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1972
Page
9
Weekly lunch options listed for Maas and Wapello and Wilton schools include daily meals such as hot dogs, chicken fried steak, spaghetti and hamburgers, and beef patti on buns with sides like beans, corn, potato chips, fruit, milk, and desserts. Some days indicate no school for Easter recess, with additional menu items for Grandview and Viewport districts featuring varied entrees and pudding.
Columbus Community and neighboring districts publish a weekly meal plan featuring soups, vegetables, breads, desserts, and milk. The schedule shows daily meals from Monday to Friday with variations like sloppy joes, fried steak, roast turkey, and lasagna, plus an early dismissal on Wednesday March 29 for Easter vacation and return after the break.
The menu lists daily meals with entries for each weekday and notes holiday observances. Items include hazel pickles gelatin salad Easter cake dixie cup milk and multiple combinations like pork burger French fries buttered green beans pear half chocolate cake each day features sandwich soups salads and sides with desserts.
Columbus Junction notes report Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Harbison sold their south hill residence to Mrs. Omri Peters of Cotter. Possession occurs this summer as the Harbisons plan to relocate to California. Also, the Barricks move to Rex Smith farm. Smiths relocate to Barrick residence. Lewis Pugh to celebrate birthday Sunday, March 26 with potluck in Peoples National Bank community room.
Oakland Township and Orone Township Farm Bureau Homemakers met at Mrs. Margaret Bloomquist home with 12 women and one guest. They prepared 21 pajama sets and seven robes for the hospital ship Hope, held a potluck, sang, prayed, and heard reports on recycling, environmental issues, and health screenings. The next meeting is April 18. Pandas eat nine kinds of bamboo.
Houston Inspector Harry D. Caldwell tells a civic group that news media can help counter organized crime. He says crimes won only by patrol efforts will fail and that exposure and publicity will force organized crime out of businesses and politics, as criminals seek to avoid publicity.
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