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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1976
Page
15
The article explains diabetes as an obesity linked disease where weight loss through diet can control it. It warns against fasting and fad diets, notes that glucose appears in urine when levels are high, and stresses accurate diagnosis, insulin needs, and maintaining normal weight for better prognosis.
The piece weighs ranch split level Cape Cod two story Colonial homes, weighing how budgets fit floor plans. It notes ranches need large level lots and offer stairs drawbacks, split levels suit rolling terrain but waste stair space, Cape Cods offer flexible space yet knee walls reduce light, and Colonials balance size with potential wasted interior space and multiple baths.
Mrs Kinley McClure was elected president and Mrs Sue Killian secretary along with Mrs Kenneth Relph as officer at a Fort Sill NCO Club luncheon for the Artillery Toastmistress Club. Twenty six persons attended as Mrs Roy Smith presided.
Mrs M J Lively a bookkeeper for two Lawton firms served as vocational speaker. Mrs Ray Caldwell president Tom Evilsizer and Mrs Carl Mott were listed among organizers. Legend claims Henry II founded the yard as the span from nose to thumb tip.
Mrs. Charley Saffa hosted thirteen Carolyn Hunt Club members at 1115 Cherry. Mrs. Scott Noury presented a program on child abuse detailing the work of the Child Abuse Council of Comanche County Inc, introduced by vice president Mrs. Joe Bertram.
A compact recipe card lists seafood stew and a coconut custard. It provides ingredients and steps for baking custards in cups, then chilling and serving with berries or candied fruit. Serves six.
Advice on insuring household goods for full value liability to cover total worth. Explains most mover's insurance pays 60 cents per pound and suggests adding an outdoor policy or a transit floater through the homeowner's policy writer.
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