Sunkist chef Mary Elizabeth Wilson promotes Citrus Treasures
Mary Elizabeth Wilson, editorial home economist for Sunkist Growers, hosts a Towne House tasting in the Valley to launch Citrus Treasures of the West, a cookbook with over 200 citrus based recipes. She outlines testing routines, travels to promote the book, and notes the Arizona-California citrus audience. The article lists her background, family, and how to obtain the cookbook for $1.95 plus 30 cents postage.
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Mary Elizabeth Wilson
Sunkist Growers, Inc
Sunkist
Julia Child
Arizona-California
Mary Elizabeth
University of Wisconsin
Wilson
Pasadena City College
American Red Cross
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Brazil
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Burlington County Girl Scout Council
Mooretown
New Jersey
Santa Anita Girl Scout Council
San Gabriel Valley
California
Dairy Council of Philadellhia
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Richard
West
Sunkist Growers
Consumer Services
F-E
Terminal Annex
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Cleaning and Cooking Tips From Home Expert
After the honeymoon Dried beans cook faster and crack less when salting late. Clean spills from fireplace bricks. Use finger pressure for quick stain detection. For enamelware remove stains with chlorine bleach then wash thoroughly, says Mrs. Clara Leopold, home management specialist at the University of Nebraska.
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Clara Leopold
University of Nebraska
Summer safety tips to prevent drownings and injuries
Marjorie May of the Greater New York Safety Council warns that summer pleasures bring risks. She urges supervision around home pools, sturdy fences, early swimming instruction, life jackets for small children, no electrical devices near water, and careful mowing and cooking practices to prevent burns and injuries. Never swim alone. teach artificial respiration and keep children away from power mowers during cookouts.
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GAY Pauley
New York
UPI
Marjorie May
Greater New York Safety Council
Mrs.May
May
Mrs. May
Plants offer guidance for human health claims by Dr Ayres
Dr Stephen M Ayres, director of the Cardiopulmonary Laboratory at St Vincent's Hospital, says what helps plants may help people. He notes dramatic differences between polluted outdoor plants and healthy greenhouse specimens and urges protecting susceptible humans, especially those with emphysema bronchitis or asthma, with indoor stays during pollution alerts and medical measures including antibiotics expectorants and nebulized bronchodilators.
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Stephen M. Ayres
Cardiopulmonary Laboratory
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Ayres
Dr. Ayres
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