For those of you who are interested in the annual reunion of the
Utah County Vegetarian Potluck Group, it will be held at my home:

      95 E. 100 N., Orem (Pat Nix - 225-7200)
      6:30 p.m.
      Tuesday evening, August 10th

We look forward to renewing our friendships and instead of a
program, let's bring each other up to date on what we have been
doing healthwise. Whether you are partly vegetarian, vegan,
alkaline, raw or whatever, please share your experiences with us.
And, please bring your recipes with you. We will need to copy the
ones we want that night, since we don't meet regularly anymore. I
still have copies of all the old recipes any time you want them.

Please make arrangements to clear your calendar and join us.

ALSO, my data base is not up to date, so please share this
announcement with anyone you can, who may not be on my old list.

in the Provo area on

      Saturday morning, July 26, 2003. 

Tom Rodgers made the following arrangements for us. Note: this
was during the daytime on a Saturday.

1st on KSRR from 9:00-10:00 a.m. (1400 AM) he was interviewed
by David Christopher

      Immediately Following:

2nd He spoke at the NEW Provo Library (the BY Academy
Complex) - 550 N. University Ave., Provo
           10:30 -12:30 a.m. - Room 309 (Bullock Auditorium)

If you wish more information about the program and the other times and
locations in Utah where he is spoke, see:
http://www.lifesave.org/Robert Cohen.htm

Another way to remember the Lecture and find page on it: 
Question: SoWhatsWrongWithCowsMilk.org ? 
Answer: HormoneHell.org ! 

Pass the word, please.

     801-225-7200 
      EMAIL: kjpp@earthlink.net

      Pat Nix's
      95 East 100 North 
      Orem 
      [Across the street from the Orem City Court House] 
      801-225-7200 
      EMAIL: kjpp@earthlink.net 

      If you are bringing friends for the first time, remind them
to bring their own dishes, glasses, eating and serving utensils,
etc. including a BOWL for soups. Their food contribution should be
free of meat, dairy, eggs, honey and hydrogenated ingredients. And
if they bring a copy of their recipe, someone won't have to call
them later. 

Please Email or call first to confirm

     801-225-7200 
      EMAIL: kjpp@earthlink.net

      Pat Nix's
      95 East 100 North 
      Orem 
      [Across the street from the Orem City Court House] 
      801-225-7200 
      EMAIL: kjpp@earthlink.net

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2002 --- 6:30 p.m. 

      Pat Nix's Backyard (weather permitting, otherwise inside)
      95 East 100 North 
      Orem 
      [Across the street from the Orem City Court House] 
      801-225-7200 
      EMAIL: kjpp@earthlink.net

      If you are bringing friends for the first time, remind them
to bring their own dishes, glasses, eating and serving utensils,
etc. including a BOWL for soups. Their food contribution should be
free of meat, dairy, eggs, honey and hydrogenated ingredients. And
if they bring a copy of their recipe, someone won't have to call
them later. 

      Ida Smith will share what she learned at a conference in
California.

    On Saturday, September 14, FOUNDATION ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES (FOCUS) will host its annual banquet at UVSC. 
    If you are interested we have arranged for a VEGAN option. Richard Wilkins will be our keynote speaker - "The UN and what it is trying to do to families." If you are interested, call me at 225-7200. Tickets are $20.

    Other activities include: Monday, September 16 - A picnic in the park for families, including a tour of the DUP cabin at Pioneer Park in Provo (5th West) starting at 6 pm. No charge.

    Tuesday, September 17 - A patriotic program at the Provo Tabernacle at 7 pm. No charge.

                           VEGETARIAN POTLUCK 

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2002 --- 6:30 p.m. 

      Pat Nix's Backyard (unless the weather surprises us)
      95 East 100 North, Orem 
      [Across the street from the Orem City Court House]  Easy Directions
      801-225-7200 
      EMAIL: kjpp@earthlink.net

    If you are bringing friends for the first time, remind them to bring their own dishes, glasses, eating and serving utensils, etc. including a BOWL for soups. Their food contribution should be free of meat, dairy, eggs, honey and hydrogenated ingredients. And if they bring a copy of their recipe, someone won't have to call them later. 

    If you have friends that are not on my email list, please inform them of the change.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 2002 --- 6:30 p.m. 

      Pat Nix's 
      95 East 100 North 
      Orem 
      [Across the street from the Orem City Court House] 
      801-225-7200 
      EMAIL: kjpp@juno.com

      If you are bringing friends for the first time, remind them to bring their own dishes, glasses, eating and serving utensils, etc. including a BOWL for soups. Their food contribution should be free of meat, dairy, eggs, honey and hydrogenated ingredients. And if they bring a copy of their recipe, someone won't have to call them later. 

Since my email went down yesterday, I don't have a current address list, so if you have friends who are interested, please forward this on to them.

Pat

Subj:  May Potluck
Date: 5/13/02 9:53:12 AM Mountain Daylight Time
From: kjpp@juno.com (Kenneth & Pat Nix)

                        VEGETARIAN POTLUCK 

TUESDAY, MAY 21, 2002 --- 6:30 p.m. 

      Pat Nix's 
      95 East 100 North 
      Orem 
      [Across the street from the Orem City Court House] 
      801-225-7200 
      EMAIL: kjpp@juno.com

      If you are bringing friends for the first time, remind them to bring their own dishes, glasses, eating and serving utensils, etc. including a BOWL for soups. Their food contribution should be free of meat, dairy, eggs, honey and hydrogenated ingredients. And if they bring a copy of their recipe, someone won't have to call them later. 

PROGRAM: beginning about 7:00 p.m. 

Dr. Randall Rayl will continue his series of lectures. This month is the fourth in the series entitled: Stress and the Adaptogens

NOTE: IF YOU WANT TO HAVE POTLUCKS IN JUNE (JUNE 18) AND JULY (JULY 16) SOMEONE NEEDS TO OFFER A BACKYARD OR HOME AND I NEED TO KNOW BY FRIDAY, MAY 17 and call me at: 225-7200  as I will not be doing
my email by then.

Coming up:

 June 12th - Heidi Howe from Louisville, KY sings songs from her "Food Without a Face" CD to benefit EarthSave International Picnic BBQ outside (weather permitting) with burgers, dogs & buns supplied.
Bring your favorite salad or side dish.
July 10th - Crock Cheeze by Diana Sue Holland

This group meets at the Wild Oats Community Market (mezzanine seating area above the deli) - 645 East 400 South SLC - on the Second Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Bring a potluck dish (no dairy, eggs or meat) to serve 8 adults, its recipe or ingredient list, a good appetite and as many friends as you can gather.

Cost: Free with a potluck dish or %5.00 donation without a dish.

It is time to get in our orders for the citrus and avocados. The time table is as follows: 
Order in hand with payment: noon on Wed. Apr. 3 
Delivery about 4-6pm on Tues. Apr 9 at my garage.
I would like to develop an email list of just those who are interested in being notified, so if you or your friends wish to be on it, please arrange to get the email addresses to me. Also I need a LOCAL phone number to call when the shipment arrives.

The following is what he expects to be available and the case price - all cases are the banana box size about 38# for the citrus:
  Avocados              $80.00 These amounted to 88 very large Haas)
  Valencia Oranges     18.00 These are the thin skinned juicing ones
  Grapefruit               18.00 Both the pink and the extra sweet Oro Blanco should be available - be sure that you specify which you prefer and if you would take the alternative, if necessary.
  Lemons                  20.00
  Tangelos                20.00

I can handle as small as 1/4 case orders on the citrus and 1/8 case orders on the avocados. No smaller, please. If you need less, arrange with some one to share with you. We still need 20 cases to operate on this schedule and he is willing to come every two weeks.

      Sincerely, 
      Pat Nix