Megan Coatney Celebrates Third Birthday at Maple Address
Megan Alyssa Coatney turns three today, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Coatney of 1031 Maple, with brother Spencer four and a half months old. Grandparents are Mrs. Dorothy Coatney of Shawnee Mission and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Murray of Salina, great grandparents listed as Mrs. Tracy Chapman of Galesburg HI, Mrs. R L Ingram of Salina, and Mr. and Mrs. John Murray of Salina. A Narcotics Anonymous group forming at 8 p.m. Tuesday March 30 at the Counseling and Resource Center, 135 5 Main, with Chuck Peterson stating Emporia group members will attend. info from Peterson at 242 7100.
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Megan Alyssa
Jerry Coatney
Megan
Spencer
Dorothy Coatney
Shawnee Mission
Bill Murray
Salina
Tracy Chapman
Galesburg
R.L. Ingram
John Murray
Counseling and Resource Center
Emporia Group
Chuck Peterson
Counseling Center
Peterson
Health food terms cause public confusion and cost
FDA notes terms like health natural and organic are loosely used and hard to define. Promoters exploit First Amendment rights to dodge regulation. Consumers face higher costs at health food stores, though such foods can fit a balanced diet when chosen from key groups. Community notices follow with club and church events listed.
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Bands of Color Blazer Patterns from Needlecraft Catalog
Spring fashion note describes colorful blazer styles and crochet stitches from Pattern 7070 in the 1982 Needlecraft Catalog. Includes list of many craft books and patterns with prices, mailing details to Alice Brooks at The Ottawa Herald Needlecraft Dept in New York for order by mail.
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Alice Brooks
Ottawa Herald
Chelsea Station
New York
Elderly Weigh Fit, Style In Clothing Say Researcher
Oklahoma State University assistant professor Carolyn Flowers reports that people 65 and older seek attractive, well fitting clothes. Her interviews in Minnesota and Oklahoma debunk myths about aging and reveal needs for garments with longer crotches, no collars, and brighter colors to boost self esteem among seniors.
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Oklahoma State University
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Mrs. Flowers
Don’t Sneak No Nos Into Country Travel Tips
USDA urges travelers to check souvenir rules before abroad, noting meats fruits vegetables birds plants soil and packing materials are restricted to prevent pests and diseases. Violations raise costs for farmers and consumers, so avoid bringing forbidden fruits home.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Washington, D.C
Baby Sean Lewis Born To Foltz Family
Mr. and Mrs. Greg L. Foltz of 615 S Locust welcome Sean Lewis born March 12 weighing nine pounds. Grandparents include Mary V. Helt Naomi Shearer and Robert Foltz of El Dorado. great grandparents Fred K. Shearer and Pearl Foltz.
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Greg L. Foltz
S. Locust
Sean Lewis
Sean
Mary V. Helt
S. Willow
Naomi Shearer
Ash
Robert Foltz
el Dorado
Fred K. Shearer
Garnett
Pearl Foltz
Princeton
Spielman Benefit Saturday Spaghetti Supper and Sale
Members of the Pomona Assembly of God Church sponsor a spaghetti supper and white elephant sale as a community fund raising event at Pomona High School from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday for Mrs. Marilynn Spielman wife of Rev. Joe Spielman who has had systemic sclerosis for years. Tickets are sold at Peeks Grocery Citizens State Bank Pomona or Pomona Fabrics. Donations for the white elephant sale may be made by calling 566-3681 or 566-9372.
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Pomona
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Nare Anon
Megan Alyssa Coatney
Oasis Club
Westminster United Presbyterian Church Chapter AU
Peo
Susan
Hazel Rebekah Lodge
Trinity United Methodist Church
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Sara Circle
North Baptist Church
Abw
Bands of Color
By Alce Brooks
Stillwater
Okla
Carolyn Flowers
Dalton Industries
H&r Block
H&r
North Main
Infants and Childrens
Stark
Qy Tha “Garden
Bulova Or
Seiko
Sutton
U. S. Main
American Gem Society
Ottawa, Kansas
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