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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1971

Page

6

Sizing Up Onions In Home Demonstration Column

Mrs. O Connor explains how onion size suits use from small for boiling to large for rings and slices. The article covers selecting dry onions, avoiding immature ones, plus a batter fried onion ring recipe and tips for frying temp and spacing.

USDA

Kitchen Safety Beyond the Kitchen

Extension specialist Jan Slabaugh warns the kitchen functions as a mix of factory and workshop making safety essential for all family members. She advocates strict rules on matches storage, burner use, pan handling, flame prevention, and every member knowing how to operate a fire extinguisher.

Jan Slhbough

Junior Lutherans Meeting Sunday at St John Church

The Junior Lutherans of St John Lutheran Church met Sunday in the Educational Building with Missy Bedford and Fran Hoppe leading devotions. Johnny Miller led singing with Johnny Bedford presiding for the business meeting. twenty two students and teachers attended. Hostesses were Mrs Jerry Holle and Mrs George Pruser Jr with Ralph Austin and Ladd Holle as ushers.

Draft call set for Texas in February 1185 men

The draft call for Texas in February totals 1,185 registrants, up 280 from January. Selective Service Director Col. Melvin Glantz says inductees will come from the extended and first priority selection groups for 1971, with the first priority group comprising 1951 births in Class 1-A, 1-A-0, or 1-0.

Texas Selective Service Melvin Glantz

Patti Smith and Edwin Tischler to be married

Mr and Mrs Whitley Smith announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Patti to Edwin Tischler son of Mr and Mrs Monroe Tischler. The wedding will be Friday February 12 at 7 30 PM at Southside Baptist Church. Friends and relatives are invited.

Patti Smith Edwin Tischler Whitley Smith Patti Monroe Tischler Southside Baptist Church

Water adds to cost of foods say specialist

College Station says we pay more at the supermarket for plain water. Doris Myers, Extension home management specialist, notes soup makers add water at the plant and market it as honest soup to raise prices. A Washington survey shows soups with added water cost about 12.5 cents per serving versus 4.2 cents for condensed soup.

College Station Doris Myers Washington, D. C

Water in Convenience Foods and Hidden Costs

Mrs Myers notes many products contain water and value convenience. Ready to eat puddings and toppings cut prep effort, while fruit drinks often have only six percent real fruit. Soups and soft drinks still require opening and heating, prompting readers to weigh the true cost of bottled drinks and water usage.

Republicans name Willeford as Texas state chairman

Texas Republicans named Dr. George Willeford Jr. of Austin as state chairman and outlined plans to join campaigns of President Nixon and Senator Tower in 1972. Willeford urged concrete issue focus beyond platitudes like fiscal responsibility. GOP leaders credited Connally as treasury secretary pick boosting Tower and Nixon prospects. Tower predicted victory and dismissed concern over Democratic challenger.

Texas George Willeford Jr Austin Nixon Sen John Tower Willeford GOP John Connally Treasury Tower

Truth Competes With Pretense Slows World Progress

A reflective aphorism notes that truth advances slowly because it competes with pretense in human affairs. The statement frames truth as impeded by insincerity and appearances in society.

Winters Enterprise Brief: Local School Holds Winter Bake Sale

In Winters Texas on Friday January 22 1971 a local school fundraiser held a winter bake sale to support classroom supplies. Students organized booths and volunteers assisted in selling baked goods throughout the day. Proceeds benefited the PTA and student activities.

Winters Enterprise Texas

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