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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1964

Page

4

Carbohydrates and weight gain tied to metabolic balance

Scottsdale physician Lynn K. Hawkins notes that heavy people show altered sugar processing, linking weight acceleration to metabolic imbalance rather than willpower alone. He cites Dr. Edgar Gordon’s sugar tracing studies and suggests that after weight loss some patients tolerate more carbs without gaining.

Scottsdale Lynn K. Hawkins Edgar Gordon Univ. of Wisconsin Gordon McCall's Magazine Hawkins

Local Births and Marriages Reported in Maricopa County

Baptist Hospital announces the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Poppe at 7620 E. Pinchot on August 11. St Joseph's lists a son for Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McInnis at 8616 E. Oak on August 9. The county clerk reports marriage licenses issued to Paul H. Comstock and Margaret Frances Mitford of Tempe, Bruce Richard Jordan of Scottsdale and Michelle Kay Harsch of Chandler.

Old Ladies In Tennis Shoes Hit Political Parties

In Estes Park and Scottsdale, Mrs. John Sweeney and Miss Evelyn Haynes craft custom painted tennis shoes for political expression. The designers, inspired by Goldwater and anti poverty campaigns, depict slogans on gilded soles and tassels. The enterprise centers on decor of gifts and limited sales of needed items.

Sarah Congdon Little John Sweeney E. Cholla Fifth Ave Estes Park Colo Goldwater Evelyn Haynes Charlotte Armstrong Scottsdale LBJ Lyndon Bird Haynes Senator Kuche John Birch Society

Couple Weds at St Barnabas Desert in Arizona Ceremony

Friday evening ceremony at the Episcopal Church of St Barnabas on the Desert united Jerry Govia Jr. and Eleanor Anne Carter. The bride wore Chantilly lace and organza with a train, orchids and crystals in a silk veil, and the couple plans to reside in Tolleson, Arizona after a honeymoon at the Superstition Inn. The groom is stationed at Litchfield Naval Air Facility.

Episcopal Church S T. Barnabas The Desert Jerry Govia Jr Henry B. Getz Chantilly Tolleson Ariz Litchfield Naval Air Facility

New York Miss Eats Raw Seal and Eskimo Fare

Joyce Kramer, a New York social figure, spent three weeks in Es kimoland as part of a public relations assignment promoting Booth's Distillery. She describes frozen fish and seal meat tasting like flavored ices and notes banach, a doughy bread cake from Scots linked to the Hudson's Bay Co. expedition era. The trip marked the 135th anniversary of John Ross's Ross Expedition to Boothia Peninsula, funded by Sir Felix Booth.

New York UPS Joyce Kramer Hudson’s Bay Co Miss Kramer Far North Booth Boothia Peninsula John Ross Britain Felix Booth Ross

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