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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1986
Page
22
Debbie Jahner, a nutrition instructor at UW Stout, shows easy ways to group nutrients and build balanced meals in a practical demonstration. Photo credit goes to Kitz Uleary.
The Independent Study Office in Madison offers 90 high school correspondence courses for about 1500 Wisconsin students yearly. Courses span art to social studies plus three vocational and adult education options in medical terminology technical writing and interior design. The 1986 bulletin lists fees and course content with enrollments ongoing. free bulletins available by writing UW Extension at 432 North Lake St Madison WI 53706.
Debbie Jahner of UW Stout led a youth workshop showing 60 attendees how snacks can be nutritious and easy. She demonstrated a 85 calorie quesadilla with tortilla, pressed beef and Cheddar, plus tips for toppings. She also shared frogurt frozen yogurt pops and an orange milk shake like an Orange Julius, encouraging simple, wholesome snacks for kids.
Waushara County homemakers are invited to submit recipes to Linda Akin, P O Box 145, Hancock WI 54943 by August 1 for inclusion in the state project. Entries for cookbook divider page illustrations may also be submitted by August 1 to Ms Akin.
The article notes a shift toward authentic artist originals as more affordable investments. French dolls fetch top value for their refinement, though collectors pursue diverse types from cloth to antique bisque. Norma Iverson of Taylor acts as a doll doctor, repairing arms, legs, and eyes and teaching safe cleaning methods.
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