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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1964
Page
3
Reader friendly diet recipes featured Sun set Salad and Pear and Cheese Salad yields two servings each. Sun set uses gelatin based mold with pineapple carrot and sugar free gelatine while Pear and Cheese adds diced pear and cream cheese balls with ginger and vinegar served on greens.
In Atlanta, Anna Maria Aviles Goolsby 24 the youngest Ecuador consul and wife of Charles Goolsby teaches Spanish on WETV to fourth and fifth graders promoting travel and asking visa inquiries to New York. She aims to expand lessons to sixth graders next year and notes teen social pressures she sees as a concern for youths in America.
Harold Pete Griffeth announced a new Western Auto catalog order center at the Washington Iowa store as part of a nationwide rollout. The program includes 438 company stores and over 4 000 dealer stores, with a 3206 page catalog offering thousands of items and price in catalog to include postage and delivery. Guests can obtain catalogs at the store and enjoy money back satisfaction on catalog merchandise.
Janet Johnson named chair of Wellman’s seventh annual Easter sunrise service at the golf course at 6 a.m. Easter Sunday. Speakers are Junean Goschke and Gary Swain. The theme is What Easter Means to Me with brass choir and vocal selections. Inter-church fellowship follows at Asbury Fellowship Hall.
A Wallaces Farmer survey shows Gov. Harold Hughes leading Atty. Gen. Evan Hultman by one percentage point in a hypothetical 1964 race. The poll highlights shifts since 1962, with women leaning Hughes and men favoring Hultman, and notes undecided voters may swing before the election.
Regional NPS official T Sutton Jett testified that White House operating outlays will stay at 671000 for the year starting July 1, despite a January 1 pay raise for 77 employees. He told a House appropriations subcommittee the budget remains unchanged from last year.
Camp Sunnyside, operated by the Easter Seal Society between Ankeny and Des Moines, aids 340 handicapped campers ages 8 to 18 with a residential program. Facilities include lodges, cabins, pools, a lake, and an outdoor theater, with safety staff and meals provided. The 1964 schedule runs June 8 to August 21 with age based sessions and director contact in Des Moines.
The Pennsylvania State University expert Hel en E. Bell promotes urethane foam backing on scatter rugs to prevent skidding. The heat laminated backing grips floor surfaces, locks tufts, and keeps rugs in place during vacuuming. Rugs range 24 by 36 inches to 4 by 6 feet, with nylon, cotton, or rayon piles and round 27 inch options.
Republican caucuses set for Thursday evening in Wellman Clas Township and Richmond. Wellman event at the community building starts 8 p.m. The Rubio community building hosts the 7 30 p.m. gathering and Richmond parish hall hosts the 7 30 p.m. meeting.
A national Red Cross appeal calls on Americans to renew kindness and generosity. The message notes the organization's duties under Congress and its reach across millions locally and 360 million people worldwide, urging every person to contribute and stand behind the mercy mission.
Postmaster Harry Levy warns residents to scrutinize mail solicitations from unknown firms and offers that seem too good to be true. He cites cases in which con artists such as Roy Wright DeWelles and Edward H. Johnston received prison sentences for mail fraud, and urges reporting suspicions to authorities or the Better Business Bureau.
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