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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1972
Page
14
The article argues bread is essential to daily nutrition and not fattening. It highlights breads as major sources of thiamine iron calcium and other nutrients, compares calories to meat and snacks, notes enrichment standards, and urges bread as a balanced energy source amid varied diets.
The Jayhawk Kennel Club held its first awards dinner at the Ramada Inn with Andrew Bowlin as master of ceremonies and Jane Tustin assisting. Past president Robert Tessendorf received a plaque, along with many members honored for outstanding work and dogs earning championships or CDs in obedience.
Bob Klinkenberg will call for a St Patrick s theme square dance at 8 p m Saturday. The event takes place at the IOOF Hall Eighth and Vermont. The Merry Mixers Square Dance Club sponsors the dance and guests are welcome.
Beverly Meyer, president of the Topeka Foster Parents Assn., will speak on the purpose of foster parent associations at a Douglas County Foster Parents Assn. meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in the First National Bank building. Interested persons are invited to attend.
Sister Mary Ann principal of St. John's School will host a general meeting for about 15 mothers of students from 2 to 3 15 p m Friday. Mothers invited in alphabetical order will discuss school matters.
The Twilight chapter of the American Business Women’s Assn plans an enrollment party Monday at 7 p.m. in Douglas County State Bank with a St Patrick’s theme. Elks Ladies hold a March card party Tuesday at the lodge with a 12:30 p.m. luncheon followed by bridge and canasta. reservations to Mrs. Hatfield or Mrs. Harris by Saturday. Minerva Rebekah Lodge No. 146 held a meeting in Eudora with showers for infant Richard Dwane Englebrecht and delegates elected to the Rebekah District on March 25 in Leavenworth. University Club hosts a dinner and bridge Saturday. Lawrence Writers Workshop meets Saturday. Merry Makers Club held a DeSoto Memorial Hall party with Queen honoree Mrs John Kurtz. Eagles Auxiliary meets and plans Friendship Night on April 3.
Mr and Mrs R M Raney return from a month long southern tour visiting Natchez New Orleans Biloxi Florida and Disney World in Orlando Boca Raton Key Biscayne and more They attended a gift show in Dallas A C Lonborg and party spent three weeks touring Mexico Kathy Winchell of Lawrence earned Drake University fall semester honors with GPA 3 5 Several locals hosted visiting friends and a nursing home musical program was held in Tonganoxie Sibyl Goetz pledged Alpha Chi Omega at DePauw University
Guidance lists approximate meat serving portions by weight for boneless and bone-in cuts. It specifies ranges like percent to pounds per serving and includes a note on bony meat quantities. The text appears as instructional material rather than a news item.
Lt. Col. J. D. H. McDonough and his wife announce the engagement of their daughter Michelle Simonne to Duane Covert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lebor of Leavenworth. Both attended Kansas University. he majors in psychology and is in the Naval ROTC set to be commissioned in January 1973. The couple plans a July wedding.
Thursday events include the Lawrence Indian Center at 7 30 p m on Haskell Stidham Union and a Kappa Kappa Tota gathering with Mrs. Keith Nitcher at 830 W 22nd No chapter report Friday listings feature Countryside Garden Club 10 a m with Mrs George Baxter Smith 1140 W Hills Pkwy and African Violet Club 12 30 p m with Mrs Florence Findley 322 Elm Mercredi Club 1 p m with Mrs Carl Althaus 1504 Crescent Rd plus Lawrence American War Mothers noon luncheon at South Park Recreation Center Saturday Pi Beta Phi Alumnae branch for KU seniors 10 30 a m at Mrs Bob Billings home 2035 Quail Creek Dr
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