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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1973
Page
8
A long list of weekly lunch menus outlines daily main dishes such as hamburgers, lasagna, tacos, fried chicken, pizza, meat loaf, tuna noodle casserole, and spaghetti with sides like potatoes, green beans, fruit, and milk. The note adds a general daily nutrition guideline and that remaining menus will list only the main dish.
Mrs. Mable Flint spoke on budgeting money time and resources at Our Saviour Lutheran Church with 12 members and one guest. District meeting planned for May 20 at Grace Lutheran with chapters from Burlington Fort Madison Davenport Clinton and Iowa City. Plans include regional campout August 31 to September 3 at Lake Keomah Oskaloosa and activities for families such as horseback riding and Niabi Zoo visit. Upcoming events span May 6 roller skating May 12 dine out May 16 dine out May 20 district meeting May 23 dancing May 30 picnic May 31 meet at 9002 Logan. Information via call numbers 2631154 or 2632345.
Lori Ann Paustian, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Paustian of Durant, has been named Auxiliary delegate to Iowa Girls State. She will join hundreds of girls June 3 to 9 at the University of Northern Town Cedar Falls. She attends Durant High School where she plays basketball and softball, and participates in band student council and PTA. Alternate delegate is Nancy Caes, daughter of Mrs Alice Caes of Route 2 Stockton.
At Kathy's venue Thursday evening the Muscatine Toastmasters featured seniors as the topic focus with speakers Bode Labode Wayne Brugger Steve Yankee Dave Horney and Dick Witter presenting titles on aging family care personal finances post retirement and government responsibility. Club officers and evaluators included Max Churchill Tom Stratton Ralph Jackson and Dick Hutmacher with awards to Hutmacher and Horney. Guests Mary Gilman and Jack Palmer attended.
Letters of commendation will be sent to all city boards and commissions after the 1972 city audit prepared by Carver Michaels and Company. The move was approved at the city council meeting after the audit was received and filed, noting no corrections were proposed for the city bookkeeping system. Alderman Harold Peters moved the measure, and it passed unanimously to commend each city commission on their bookkeeping practices.
A meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the YWCA will discuss forming a World Affairs Council. Terry Iverson of the University of Illinois Extension in International Affairs will speak and interested persons are invited. If interest grows a steering committee may form to organize a Muscatine World Affairs Council to coordinate activities of existing groups and broaden international relations.
Columbus Community boards approves Lawrence Everett as vocational agriculture instructor. Other actions include shelving for the high school library improvements, kitchen air conditioner bid from Fisher Appliance, outdoor bleachers for 200 more seats, girls locker room lockers, and bids for tires maintenance and oil to Shellmyer Motors with no gasoline bid. Federal Education Act program approved for 1173 74.
A speak-off contest at Carver Enterprises Toastmasters featured past winners from March and April. Gary Smith won with speeches including Fighting Competition and The Deadly Driver, while Jon Burdhe Hugh Staf ford and Hoz Vischer presented other talks. Jim Hawkins presided, Dennis Spather was toastmaster, and Ken Hochstetler served as chief evaluator and timer.
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