Doctor in the Kitchen: Food, nutrition and patterns
A discussion on daily caloric needs and the impracticality of pills replacing food. It notes ice cream’s year round availability, the balance of fats proteins and carbohydrates, and cautions against skim milk formulas for babies. It also mentions a Michigan State University study debunking nutrition differences between organic and conventional soils. The text ends with Marian Martin sewing patterns and catalogs as a separate ad note.
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Michigan State University
Dear Ann Landers columns on marriage and baldness
A collection of syndicated questions and responses features a wife distressed by her husband’s self employment in a basement repair shop, a teen asking about hair loss, and a widow considering marriage while caring for a sister’s guardian. Ann Landers counsels a deadline choice, offers hair loss perspectives, and urges seizing other opportunities.
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Ann
Ann Landers
South Carolina Blues
Kansas farm bureau survey shows meat and grocery price shifts
The Kansas Farm Bureau’s weekly survey of 17 supermarkets reports 18 of 34 items higher, 11 lower, and 5 unchanged. Beef prices varied with round steak up five cents to 1.17 and rib steak up one to 1.45, while ground beef fell two cents to 0.67. Pork prices mostly rose, and store brand bacon fell 17 cents to 1.09. Milk eggs and butter moved modestly, with milk up and butter down, while bread and potatoes showed small changes.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas Farm Bureau
National Brand
Explosion and Fire Kill 27 Aboard Enterprise
On January 14 1969 an explosion and subsequent fire aboard the US Navy ship Enterprise near Hawaii killed 27 crewmen and caused extensive damage prompting investigation and ashore responses.
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U.S
Enterprise
Hawaii
Holiday guests return home after Thanksgiving visit
Mr and Mrs Bob Jelinek Rosemary Shanna and Bobby returned to Phoenix Arizona after spending Thanksgiving weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Woody George. Also present were Mr and Mrs Tom Hushbeck Judy and Eugene and Mrs Milo Carter. Eugene Hushbeck left for San Diego and soon to begin a 16 month tour in Hawaii.
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Bob
Rosemary) Jelinek
Shanna
Bobby
Phoenix
Ariz
Woody George
Tom Hushbeck
Judy
Eugene
Milo Carter
George
Eugene Hushbeck
U.S. Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
Hawaii
Duplicate bridge winners at VFW Post Monday
Winners in duplicate bridge at the VFW Post included Mrs. C. F. Steinkirchner and Mrs. Irene Schroeder taking first place, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Don Hembree in second and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hull in third.
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VFW Post
C. F. Steinkirchner
Irene Schroeder
Don Hembree
Everett Hull
NARC Offers Free Newton High Radio Classes
The Newton Amateur Radio Class announces a new series of free training at Newton High aimed at CB enthusiasts. Ten two hour sessions begin with a 7:00 p.m. start on Tuesday in room 5 138, ending with a novice class test readiness. Contact Garry Boldenow Raymond Rees or Russ Stroud for details.
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Newton
Newton High
Cb’ers
Garry Boldenow
Raymond Rees
Russ Stroud
Decorated Eggnog With Whipped Cream and Garnish
Whipped cream dollops or ice cream scoops are embellished with citron or angelica strips and maraschino or candied red cherries to imitate holly for festive eggnog garnishing.
Christmas Salad Recipes and a Potato Secret from Mrs Schorn
A Kansas newspaper shares multiple holiday salad recipes from Eunice Schorn including Lenore's Salad and Sparkle Salad with marshmallows. Notes credit Pat for a Night Before Mashed Potato trick and invite reader questions to The Kansan in Newton Kansas.
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Pat
Cutting down on window heat loss in winter
Winter heat loss from windows costs money. Ways include sealing polyethylene film over lightly framed screens, using acrylic plastic sheets or glass, and improving drapery linings. Acrylic helps visibility and ease of use but can scratch or break. glass is durable but pricier.
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Sharon B. Molten Co
Senior Citizens Trip to Kansas City Christmas Lights
The Newton Recreation Commission sponsors a trip to Kansas City Missouri on December 20 for senior citizens who wish to view the Christmas lights. Call the Senior Center at 283 7366 for details and sign up.
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Kansas City
The
Newton Recreation Commission
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Yogi Bear
Boo Boo
Kansan
Mwe
Ian Whaat
Hubby
S.C
Clyde
Honolulu
Hon
P.O. Box
Elgin, Ill
Shopper’s Guide
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N. Main
Main
Newton Kirby Co
Sues
Litwin
Dai Ar
Sabe Mays
Eunice Schorn
W. 6Th St
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