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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1975
Page
46
Erma Bombeck lampoons America’s diet obsessions and size zero ideals. She mocks one calorie foods and diet bread while recalling fashion and art as she argues for a return to fuller, healthier living.
Io wana Council lists Camp Fire Girls sessions this week at St James United Methodist Church. Membership and District Committees meet Tuesday and Wednesday with a Camp Fire office call for reservations. Fall leadership training announced with babysitting 50 cents, lunch provided for certain sessions. Sessions include detailed time plans for September 8 to 16 with crafts, songs, field trips, and project activities.
Sandra Jo Buckner and Thomas W. Carrico were married at Peace United Church of Christ in Elkader in a 1 pm ceremony conducted by Rev. Marvin Marks. The couple will reside in Burlington with Buckner a University of Northern Iowa graduate and Carrico a former Kansas State student now employed by Burlington city and school.
Miss LaDonna Sue Bullers became the bride of David Lee Stanerson at St Pauls United Methodist church with Rev Dean Hess officiating. The couple plans a wedding trip to the Ozarks and will reside in Marengo.
The notice lists school menus for the week with Monday a holiday and no school. Tuesday features beefburgers on buns with peas celery fruit and milk. Wednesday offers spaghetti garlic bread green beans carrot curls a sugar cookie and milk. Thursday promotes a Bicentennial themed menu with fish hash browns tossed salad cheese and cake and milk. Friday is a planned school menu with tenderloin on a bun offered at junior and senior high levels.
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