Community event listings for Plano area June activities
June schedule lists Al Anon and La Leche League meetings, Optimist and Kiwanis clubs, Toastmasters, Bible study, and civic events. Notable entries include Plano City Council at 7 30 p m and church gatherings at St Mark s and First Baptist venues. Several recurring AA meetings are noted at Parker Road locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics Anonymous
AA Bidg
Parker Rd
Central
St. Mark’s Catholic Church
Optimist Club
Bonanza
Plano City Council
Plano Does
Sterling
Richardson
Lions Club
Rebekah’s
Oddfellow Hall
Al-Anon Family Group
Betty Brinson
First Baptist Church
Kiwanis
Briarwood Methodist Church
First Christian Church
Atlantic-Richfield
Hormone Dependency Seen In Some Breast Cancer Cases
Dr Elwood V Jensen reports that estrophilin in tumor tissue predicts hormone therapy response. In 128 cases, 45 showed estrophilia and 29 had tumor shrinkage from endocrine treatment, while 83 without estrophilia mostly did not respond. He urges routine tumor testing at mastectomy to guide therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Rossiter JR
UPI
Washington
Elwood V. Jensen
Ben May Laboratory For Cancer Research
University of Chicago
American Cancer Society
Science Writers
San Diego
Jensen
Genealogical Club Seeks History Fans For Yearend Meeting
The History and Genealogical Society will host its 1974 75 closing and annual meeting at 7 p.m. in the Gold Room Wyatt cafeteria 6310 E Mockingbird Thursday June 26. Members and guests are invited reservations with Mrs Jack M Brown. Special guest Mrs Dorothy DeWitt Wilkinson Oklahoma City will speak on the Bicentennial Memorial Microfilm project and present a book to the Dallas Public Library genealogy collection. Installation of new officers follows the program. Rev Gordon Miltenberger to deliver invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local History and Genealogical Society
Gold Room
Wyatt
E. Mockingbird
Jack M. Brown
Harry Joseph Morris
Dallas Public Library
Dorothy DeWitt Wilkinson
Oklahoma City
National Society
D.A.R
Oklahoma
Nurse Kuscsik Sets Pace For Women's Marathon Record
Nina Kuscsik, a 36 year old registered nurse and mother of three, is a leading long distance runner who holds multiple national and course records. She helped break gender barriers in Boston in 1972 and plans summer events while training in Central Park and Huntington New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Pauley
UPI
New York
Nina Kuscsik
Christina
Stephen
Timothy
Kuscsik
Boston Athletic Association
Boston
Liane Winter
Wolfsburg
Germany
Bill Rogers
Newington
Conn
Long Island
Mt. Sinai Hocktal
Manhattan
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
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PSA
First National Bank
Greenbriar
Barbara Corbin
Mary Ann Miller
American Legion
P.m
Ave. J
Friendship C.B
Harrington Park
JEANS
Queens Square
Shepard Elementary
Howard Johnson
No. Central Expressway
Meadows
Friendship Club
Fellowship Hall
Mollie Sue McGarity
James Kevin Conroy
Thomas Wayne McGarity
Hickory
Fayetteville
Conroy
Anne M. Conroy
Rockbrook
Plano
Thomas K. Conroy
Houston
Miss McGarity
Richland College
University of Texas At Arlington
Texas Instruments
SMU
Texas Tech
Triple S Dynamics
Dallas
First Presbyterian Church
Wheeler Maytag
Genealogical Club
San Juan, P.R
Government Tourism Development Co
Puerto Rico
United States
Gordon Miltenberger
Mt. Sinai
Brooklyn College
Bellevue Hospital
Park Cities
Baptist Church
Allen, Texas
Children OF All Faiths
eField Trips
eFun
Northwest Parkway
North
Dallas & Richardson
E.K. Liebig
Kiddie Korner
Larry
Levis
Plano North Center
Eouwe Be
House of Fashion
Plano Plaza