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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1970

Page

3

Meals for a large family meet Ronan and McAninch

Beatrice Ronan of Scottsdale manages three meals daily for 11 people nine teens and two visiting guests with eight others at home. The family shares chores, shopping is hectic, and meals focus on simplicity with prepared mixes while nine teenagers pursue sports and church activities. The piece contrasts with Kay McAninch’s seven children under 10, where meals, driving needs, and table manners differ as a busy VW bus life unfolds.

Penny Steiner Beatrice Ronan Scottsdale Charles N. Ronan Maricopa County Superior Court Ronan Emmet Bernard Anne Jeanne Dennis Thomas Patrick Terry Kathy John Kay McAninch Mike Fred Matt Fran Jean Joan

Large Scottsdale family keeps busy with seven kids

Mrs. Kay McAninch leads a bustling Ronan household with seven children and Cub Scouts. The family shares chores, shops for food in bulk, and crafts meals like stew and taco casserole with guidance from a refrigerator list of duties.

Ronan McAninch Kay McAninch

Not what you eat but how you eat it

A reflective piece on family meals from New York to Oregon, tracing shifts in dinner times and togetherness as the author describes changing table settings, conversations, and the move from intimate to family dining amid busy schedules. The essay highlights how eating rituals evolve with children and community life.

New York Oregon

The River That Came to Town and Stayed

A fragment describes a river that arrived and remained in town, with a saying that all streams run to the sea. The line hints at a local waterway shaping the town’s landscape and history.

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