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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1973
Page
7
ALVERD STATSON discusses rib roast versatility from family dinners to parties. He outlines preferred sizes, sealing fat, bone structure, and the benefits of low heat 185 degree roasting with 150 degree finish, noting reheating advantages and fuel efficiency versus higher temperatures.
New York reports pleated skirts as a spring fashion highlight. Designers note that all around pleats starting at the waistband suit thinner figures to keep folds neat and flat.
At the Governor's Committee on Aging in San Antonio 600 people attended a three day meeting with speeches and discussions of elderly programs. Local representatives praised the sessions and outlined plans to boost senior services such as Meals on Wheels in Lubbock and volunteer outreach through churches clubs and media. Dial a Bus in Dallas and phone reassurance in Houston along with RSVP in Kerrville were highlighted as examples of ongoing projects benefiting seniors.
Mrs Davison cites Maryland State Senator Margaret C Schweinhaut as the standout conference speaker. She credited Schweinhaut with helping start the commission on aging in Maryland and providing first hand information to address eldercare problems. State senators and representatives echoed the need for informed action.
Dr. Arthur Flemming, appointed by President Nixon, told delegates that revenue sharing money will aid senior citizens with city councils urged to be informed. Mrs Davison cites that federal funds for seniors total a million now and will grow to 196 million by 1974 while Mrs Williams notes Flemming’s vigor and understanding of people’s needs.
Miss Donna Jean Howard of Plainview and Samuel Louis Field of Levelland exchange wedding vows at 3 p m Saturday in the First United Methodist Church The couple reside on Monroe Street Levelland after a honeymoon in New Mexico Both are SPC sophomores with ties to area schools and clubs The bride wore Chantilly lace over peau de soie with Debbie Howard as maid of honor and Donald Caswell as best man The ceremony featured organist J W King Jr and vocalist Cindy Caswell in traditional nuptial music
Mr and Mrs Choc Blanchard of Rt 2 were feted at a luncheon in the Holiday Inn for their 25th anniversary. Their daughter Miss Kattrina Kay Farmer is engaged to Doyce Keith Walden, with summer wedding planned at Memorial Baptist Church. Farmer attends Lubbock High. Walden works as a carpenter and attended Monterey High.
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