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  Program:      Rape Survivor on DNA Research
Speaker:   Debbie Smith          
Debbie Smith has been a resident of Williamsburg for nearly 30 years.  In March 1989, she became a rape survivor.  Since that time, she has traveled nationally to speak before organizations to raise awareness that benefit DNA research and rape victims.  Debbie works full time to promote legislation before the Congress bearing her name. 
Debbie is married with two children.

Invocation offered by:  Russell Tabb

Where we'll meet---

What we'll eat!

Today: Virginia Room                       
Menu:  Minestrone Soup;  Chicken salad sandwich with chips

March 10 : Virginia Room                   
Menu: Salad;  Salmon over potato leek ragout with vegetables;  rolls
 

Education --IODINE DEFICIENCY - Part 3 of 3: The effects of iodine deficiency in children are lowered IQ, impaired learning and preschool performance, mental retardation, delayed motor development, growth stunting, lack of energy, muscular disorders, speech defects, hearing defects, and paralysis. Barely one teaspoon of iodine, consumed over a lifetime is critical to mental and physical health, indeed, life itself. Without iodine, the brain and nervous system of both young and unborn children cannot develop properly.

BIRTHDAYS  March 3 - 9

March 3                 David Burris
March 7                 Dennis Welch
March 7                 Alan Updike
March 9                 Bill Perkins
March 12               David Bowditch