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Lions Continue Support
Of PHN Glasses Project
The Nome Lions Club provided
Public Health Nurse Margaret
Swanberg with an additional $100
for her program of providing
glasses for the deserving needy.
“Earlier this summer the mem
bers donated $50 to the fund and:
Mrs. Swanberg said that had kept
the program going.
Lions had put a broom sale
during the summer and as soon as
the accounts are settled they ex
pect to have another $250 for the
fund.
In other action at their meet
ing Tuesday evening the club
appointed a committee to help in
the establishment or a skating
rink at or near the school. Lions
will work to provide a warm-up
shack for the rink.
Lions were also notified to
make their reservations for the
special charter from Fairbanks to
Nice, France, in the spring, to
the International convention. The
fare has been set at $350 for the
round-trip with two weeks allow
ed in Nice, London, Rome, Paris |
and Copenhagen.
High School Football
Player Dies from Bain Injury
BREMEN, Ind. UD — Larry L.
Slabaugh, 15, reserve halfback for
Nappanee High School, died last
night 20 minutes after he was
knocked unconcious in a football
game.
Coroner Marshall E. Stine
blamed the death on a brain in
jury.
It was the second death in In
diana’s high school football this
year.
Housewives Discuss
Eating Habits at
Annual Convention
CHICAGO UP — Parties, family
dining customs and children’s eat
ing habits were subjects of critical
discussion yesterday by house-'
wives from 50 states.
Women delegates to the Fifth
Annual Congress on Better Living
agreed that housewives are less
interested in formal dinner than
buffet-type parties and barbecues
when entertaining.
Delegates said they prefer buf
fet dinners in winter and outdoor
barbecues in summer for several
reasons. Buffets and barbecues
provide more time for the hostess
to mix with her guests.
Dining habits: Most of the 66
delegates agreed the elaborate
breakfast of the past when the
entire family got together for the
morning meal is on the way back.
Children’s eating habits: Most
delegates agreed children today
eat much better than their mothers
did, but there were a few areas of
disagreement.
Said Mrs. Kenneth Britt of An
chorage, Alaska: “My children eat
better than I did because I know
a lot more about nutrition than
my mother did.”
Countered Mrs. Walter Putnam
of Annandale, Va.: “I raised my
daughter normally but now all
she wants to eat is spaghetti, ham
burgers, chili and pizza. When I
talk to her about this or insist
that she eat something else, she
calls me a square."
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11 U.S. Congressmen
Stood Up By Liz Taylor
ROME Uft — Eleven miffed U.S.
Congressmen, stood up by Eliza
beth Taylor on a sweltering movie
set, reacted unhappily yesterday
to the film star’s failure to wel
come them.
The Congressmen, 10 Democrats
and a Republican, were invited
to meet Miss Taylor Monday at
Rome’s cinema village, Cinecitta.
Miss Taylor didn’t appear, al
though she later received three
memfbers of the group who waited
until evening.
It was the first day of shooting
of the twice-postponed filming of
"Cleopatra.”
“It was pretty disappointing,”
said Rep. Victor L. Anfuso (D
N.Y)., in the mildest comment on
Miss Taylor’s failure to make an
appearance.
“That’s sure an understate
ment,” commented Rep. Alfred F.
Santangelo, also a New York
Democrat.
While all this was going on,
the Public Relations Office hand
ed cut "press release No. 2.”
“On their tour of the Forum
set the group was accompanied
by Miss Taylor who left the shoot
ing set for the specific purpose of
greeting them," the release said.
Miss Taylor’s husband, Eddie
Fisher, was furious. “My wife
knew nothing about thia,” he said.
Three Congressmen who stuck
it out nearly four hours did see
Miss Taylor. They were Seymour
Halpern, (R-N.Y.), John Dent, (D
Pa.), and Dominick Daniels, (D
N.J.>.
The Congressmen are in Italy
as part of an official delegation
celebrating the Centennial of
Italian Unification. /
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