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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1976
Page
9
A reader asks about neighbors with a large family using the yard as a public playground and seeks peace and quiet. Abby advises counting blessings, notes the children are in a healthy activity, and praises the parents for raising children.
A brief explainer clarifies eggplant sizes by weight. Small eggs weigh about a pound, medium about one to two pounds, and large about two pounds. Use one eggplant per recipe for small to medium portions depending on desired yield.
Miss Jean Elizabeth Olson and Richard Charles Lewey wed at one o clock May 1 in St. Patrick Catholic Church with Rev. John Purtell presiding. The couple, both of Waukon, reside in Arvada Colorado where the groom works for Frank Clark Meats. Mrs Olson previously worked for Great Plains in Waukon. In Iowa City, May 15, Miss Claire Ellen Wehr and Scott Jeffrey McCoy repeated vows at St. Marys Catholic Church with Rev. Richard Leonard and Rev. William Benbow officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Raymond Wehr of Kentaview. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jon McCoy of Ames. A reception followed at the Wehr home. McCoy is a University of Iowa graduate, and his wife is a current senior. Thought for today notes a Disraeli quote on constancy of purpose.
Marion Bennion of Brigham Young University warns in Provo that future U S eaters may rely on frozen heat and instant breakfasts as the next generation adjusts to changing food science and nutrition trends.
Scientists warn highly fortified and fabricated foods may sustain nutrition if vitamin boosts match other nutrients and calories. Critics urge balance to avoid nutritional imbalance in American diets.
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