Unknown effects linger as food additives rise
A Copley News Service report surveys widespread use of chemical additives in foods, noting the lack of full safety data, long term impact, and potential interactions with drugs and pregnancy. It cites the White House conference and Senate testimony urging prudence and necessary safeguards.
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Marion Wells
Copley News Service
White House Conference On Food, Nutrition, and Health
Senate
Relax diet aids some hyperactive children says Kaiser doctor
San Francisco allergist Ben F. Boston reports improvement in hyperactive youngsters on a diet avoiding aspirin related substances and artificial colors and flavors. Violating the diet can cause symptoms to reappear within hours, with possible respiratory, skin, GI and neurological reactions in others. Consumers should read labels and favor fresh foods over processed items for nutrition. Information from the American Physical Fitness Research Institute. Prunes provide Vitamin A and B vitamins.
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San Francisco
Ben F. Boston
Department of Allergy
Kaiser Foundation Hospital
Permanente Medical Group
Couple selects wedding party for Feb 15 ceremony
Miss Maureen Ann Regan and Terry Joe Marchetti plan a February 15 wedding at Seven Dolors Catholic Church Monroe with Rev. Thomas Gorman officiating. Maid of honor Miss Kathleen Regan. bridesmaids Linda Marchetti Debra Ramirez. best man Steve Marchetti. ushers John Kemplen Randy Roe. Pre nuptial parties and rehearsal dinner planned.
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Maureen Ann Regan
Terry Joe Marchetti
Seven Dolors Catholic Church
Monroe
Thomas Gorman
Fostoria
Miss Regan
Bernard J
Linda Marchetti
Steve Marchetti
August Avenue
Debra Ramirez
Card Party Planned by Mothers Study League Circles
Plans completed for a Jan 29 card party sponsored by six circles of the Mothers Study League. The event at 7:30 p.m. at the Women's Center features refreshments and prizes. Proceeds fund the league's charitable projects. Tickets $1.25 available from Mrs. Tutt or league members or at the door.
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Six
Circles of Mothers Study League
Sam Tutt
Flemming Road
Women's Center
Auxiliary installs officers for Senior Citizens group
Mrs. Sarah Cooper was installed as president of the Auxiliary to the Senior Citizens at its annual meeting. New officers include Mrs. Andrew Roper as first vice president and Mrs. Carl Banzhaf as second vice president with Mrs. Clinton Finley as recording secretary, Mrs. Joseph Greenbaum as corresponding secretary, and Mrs. William D. Senior as treasurer. Director Willeen Smith spoke about the federally funded Council on Aging program aiding transportation, health care, nutrition, food stamps, and Social Security, noting it does not replace the county’s Senior Citizen Center work.
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Sarah Cooper
Andrew Roper
Carl Banzhaf
Clinton Finley
Joseph Greenbaum
William D. Senior
Willeen Smith
Council On Aging
Smith
Powder this hair clean with baby powder guidance
A cooling guide suggests using gentle baby powder to absorb dirt and oil when washing is impossible. Distribute the powder through hair, brush from neck to scalp, then remove the powder and proceed with styling for a refreshed look.
Hula Ball Planned by Fenwick Boosters Club
Mr and Mrs John Dobrozsi accept reservations for the Feb 8 Hula Ball sponsored by Fenwick Boosters Club. The Pipers Band provides music, cocktails at 7:30, dancing 9 pm to 1 am. Donations are 6 per couple, with chairmen Mr and Mrs Don Daly. Booster Club projects.
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John Dobrozsi
Fenwick Boosters Club
the Pipers Band
Don Daly
Fast Nacht Party Set at St John Church Basement
The annual Fast Nacht party sponsored by St John altar Rosary Society will be held Tuesday Feb 11 in the St John Church basement starting at 8 p.m. Mrs John A Welling is chairman. Tickets available at the door. Coffee and doughnuts will be served.
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St. John’s Altar Rosary Society
St. John Church
John A. Welling
Hawaii House drops dress code in liberal move
In Honolulu, the Hawaii House of Representatives abandoned the suit and tie rule as Speaker James Wakatsuki allowed casual dress except for T shirts, slippers and bare feet. Freshman Rep. Neil Abercrombie's long hair and beard prompted the change, while Republicans protested the possible tarnish to the chamber's image.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
State House of Representatives
James Wakatsuki
Neil Abercrombie
Wakatsuki
Buddy Soares
House
Tony Kunimura
Abercrombie
Kunimura
Omelet Pan Features For Gourmet Cooks
A sloped side omelet pan with non stick finish suits omelet making. An oven proof handle aids puffier omelets. Crepe pans exist for the true gourmet, though not required.
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