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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1981

Page

2

Exercise Plus Pregnancy Program Warm Up Portion

The article outlines warm up movements for the Exercise Plus pregnancy program by Lazar and Olinda Cedeno and Carole Monroe. It guides selecting a quiet home space, starting slowly, and mastering neck spine stretches and rhythmic breathing before progressing to the roll up. It notes the program was inspired by Olinda's pregnancy and lists contributors and copyright details.

Lazar Olinda Cedeno Carole Monroe Exercise Plus New York City Olinda New York Lazar and William Morrow Co

Club Calendar Wednesday Events at Local Venues

On Wednesday various clubs meet across town. East River Mountain Garden Club hosts at Mrs. Richard Wilkinson’s home with co hostesses. Montcalm Friends meet at the fire station and Old Guard gathers at Trinity United Methodist.

East River Mountain Garden Club Richard Wilkinson Orchard Way Henry Hawthorne James Shanklin Eugene Pawlowski Montcalm Friends & Neighbors Old Guard Trinity United Methodist Church Christian Woman’s Club Sheraton Inn First Christian Church Bluefield Quota Club Y”’ Center John Chapman Daughters of the American Revolution Pink Dogwood Garden Club John Kersey William Hostetter

Camp Joy Recital Tickets Set Through Local Outlets

Tickets for Pat Feuchtenberger piano recital proceeds to Camp Joy. Available via Women’s Auxiliary Salvation Army members and Central Pharmacy Goodykoontz Drug Store Plaza Book Store New Graham Pharmacy. recital at Harman Auditorium Bluefield College Sunday Feb 1 at 3 pm with narration by George Sinclair. Tickets at the door.

Pat Feuchtenberger Women’s Auxiliary Salvation Army Central Pharmacy Goodykoontz Drug Store Plaza Book Store New Graham Pharmacy Camp Joy Harman Auditorium Bluefield College George Sinclair

Xi Beta Theta Plans Meeting

Xi Beta Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Audra Miller's home with President Carol Sizemore leading ten members in the opening ritual. A model meeting was discussed for the future and plans for a Valentine party for members and their husbands were covered. Shelby Meade presented a program on Preventative Health Care. Refreshments followed during the social hour.

Xi Beta Theta Beta Sigma Phi Audra Miller Carol Sizemore Shelby Meade

Springville Homemakers Meet Plans Valentine Party

The January meeting at Mt Zion Methodist Church hosted by Mary Margaret Hooper heard devotions and officer reports from 14 members. The group scheduled a Feb 14 Valentine party at 6 p.m. hosted by Phyllis Deel. In Princeton, John Benjamin Taylor III was born Jan 8 at Princeton Community Hospital weighing 7 pounds 642 ounces to Sharon Kay Proffit, with grandparents John Proffit Jr, John Taylor Sr, and others noted.

Springville Mt. Zion Methodist Church Mary Margaret Hooper Hooper Phyllis Deel John Benjamin Taylor Jr Princeton John Benjamin III Princeton Community Hospital Sharon Kay Proffit John Proffit Jr John Taylor Sr

Comparison Shopping for Meat and Groceries Warns Savings

Cost-conscious shoppers are advised to compare nutrients and dollars per unit across meats and other staples. Beef, pork, lamb, poultry, and fish offer similar protein and iron, with pork providing thiamine. cheaper cuts, liver, kidneys, and heart offer high nutrients. In season, ham prices may rise. buy now. Eggs, citrus, winter vegetables, and apples remain good buys as inventories adjust post-holiday. Long-term savings come from per-unit comparisons and buying whole cuts when possible.

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