Bob Hope Hero of Stage and Service
Bob Hope born in England in 1903 moved to Cleveland as a child. He rose from delivery work to stage dancer and entertainer, earning many honors for performances and charity shows. During WWII he entertained service members and raised funds for worthy causes.
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Tasting parties and surveys guide cafeteria waste cuts
School cafeteria managers say tasting parties and surveys help trim waste by discovering student preferences. Officials plan to use results to adjust menus and portion sizes.
Government funds target nutrition education in schools
The government allocates money for nutrition education and good eating programs. Bite night lessons will draw from school lunch programs, and students may participate in classroom cooking activities.
School Lunch History and 1940s Menu Snapshot
The piece traces school lunch origins in 1790 Germany with Benjamin Thompson serving barley and pea soup to poor adults and children. It notes kitchen helpers and a 1940s first grader with a tray of mashed potatoes, roast beef, rolls, milk, prunes, and a sugar-coated cookie.
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Food Service Jobs Require Skill And Discipline
The rise in dining out pushes more Americans into food service roles such as cooks, dishwashers, dining room helpers, and wait staff. School food service workers must keep kitchens clean, follow recipes for 100 servings, and maintain cooking schedules to ensure timely meal service.
No Universal Menu Day This Year Introduced
Schools shift from a single Universal Menu Day to three alternative menus during School Lunch Week. The plan offers options that include fish and chips with sides, pizza, or chili with fruit, plus vegetables, fruit, and dessert choices. The theme is Nutrition with Love.
Tom Watson's Rise Shaped by Stanford to Pro Golf Success
Tom Watson has won numerous OT titles in two years, becoming a new king of pro golf. A 1971 Stanford graduate with a psychology degree, he grew up in Kansas City Missouri, started golf at six, and enjoys time with his wife Linda, hunting, fishing, and playing guitar as he studies his next shot.
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Schools Add Lunch Options At Schools For Students
Schools expand lunch menus offering three choices: a salad lunch a sandwich style lunch or a regular hot meal. Foods popular in foreign countries are also being served.
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