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Christian Science Church Center
PROGRESS REPORT No. 35
A table with a view will be easy to find at the new Church Center cafeteria. In fact, the view may well vie with the food for first honors. And the food is expected to be of high quality.
From the fourth floor of the Colonnade Building, the dining area will overlook the sparkling reflecting pool, a dancing fountain, and a splash of green trees and bright flowers, all set off by the soft, warm red of the plaza. Rows of tables will extend along windows that reach nearly to the floor. For large groups the tables can be pushed together. On either side of the self-service cafeteria will be comfortable lounges for relaxing and reading and for special meetings.
Over 1200 employees will probably eat in the cafeteria every weekday. Seating plans call for 356 people at a sitting. A double serving line will offer entrees, vegetables, salads, sandwiches, soups, and desserts. A leading food service firm will be selected to provide tasty meals at a modest cost. A modern, all-electric kitchen is being designed with the assistance of a national restaurant consulting firm.
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July 19, 1969 issue
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Steps for Better Discipline
STOWELL WHITNEY MEARS
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Crisis in the Desert
PATRICIA D. KAUFMAN
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"Never plead guilty"
BLESSING AINSWORTH BROWN
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EXAMPLE
Alice E. Tonking
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When Fog Rolls In
LILLA R. LYDER
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"It works!"
JOYCE POST STIRLING
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JOY
Hildegard Pitters
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Parents and Children
Helen Wood Bauman
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The Dynamism of Love
Alan A. Aylwin
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My earliest memories of my mother were that she was always in...
Howard Palfrey Jones with contributions from Mary Louise Jones
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In the hope that it may encourage others to find their true...
Mabelle W. Holman
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I would like to tell of my first healing in Christian Science
Stanley Brackett with contributions from Charlotte Bakker, Louise Shero
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 380 - Your Community Needs You
with contributions from Robert McKinnon, Florence Ludgate
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Oneta Aldrich Wakeford, Harold Blake Walker