Chefs In Cedar Rapids Reveal Home Dining Biases
A composite survey of six Cedar Rapids top chefs shows downtown menus favor steak and roast beef with fries and lettuce. at home, wives cook creamed chicken and pasta while husbands like simple beef dishes. Dale Slocum prefers filet mignon rare. LeRoy Bixby enjoys popcorn desserts. John Costas favors lamb with artichokes. John Baker notes roast beef and meat pies plus garlic salad. Mrs. Bertha Larkin notes female chef leads at Duck Club.
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Naomi Doebel
Cedar Rapids
Dale Slocum
Roosevelt Hotel
LeRoy Bixby
Bishops Cafeteria
Bixby
Harmony
Costas
Elks Club
John Baker
Baker
McAuley Club To Attend Iowa City Meeting
Mount Mercy junior college student teachers group will join the southeast Iowa regional meeting of the Iowa Future Teachers Association at Old Capitol in Iowa City on April 19. Sister Mary Elizabeth will accompany the group.
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Mount Mercy Education Department
Mary Eleanor
Olga Sindelar
McAuley Club
Mount Mercy
Iowa City
Mount Mercy Junior College
Iowa
Iowa Future Teachers Association
Old Capitol
Mary Elizabeth
Clyde Parker to Speak on School Innovations at Civic Meeting
Clyde Parker, superintendent of Cedar Rapids schools, will speak on Innovations in the Schools at the Civic bureau dinner next Thursday. A question period will follow his discussion of new programs and future plans. Parker is in his first year and has been offered a three year contract. Reservations due by Wednesday afternoon at Chamber office.
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Clyde Parker
Cedar Rapids
Civic Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Parker
Chamber Office
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