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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1968
Page
4
Sylvia Porter argues food costs can be reduced quickly by smart shopping. She notes that frequent purchases allow rapid corrections, and offers nine practical tips on checking seasonal specials, comparing forms of food, and choosing cost per portion or per ounce to maximize value. The piece emphasizes that small, timely changes can cut grocery bills even as dollars shrink.
Miss Verleen Anne Haney and Charles William Carlsen wed Monday at St Mark's United Methodist church. Reverend G M Field officiated the 8:30 ceremony before 25 guests. The couple will reside in Wilmington North Carolina where Carlsen serves as an Air Force sergeant.
Ronald L. Hankins of San Jose California returned home Sunday after a weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Russell Hankins at 385 Nineteenth street SE He also attended the Saturday reunion of the 1958 Washington high school class.
Mrs. Kenneth Packingham and Mrs. Max Hollingsworth shared medalist honors in a busy Monday. Mrs. Richard Johnson led the field with most golf while Mrs. William Kielty claimed top prize for most parts. Prizes went to several members in regular league play and junior girls events featured Beck y Hagen as nine hole medalist and Sue Price winning the throw-out tourney.
A simple luncheon dish combines thickened stewed tomatoes with optional onion and green pepper strips sautéed in butter. Use flour or corn starch to reach a sauce-like consistency and serve with an omelet for a brunch staple.
LaDonna Jean Reiner daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Noonan of Prospect Ill married Gary Allen Wicklund son of Mr and Mrs Marlo C Wicklund of Cedar Rapids Saturday. Ceremony at First United Methodist Church conducted by Dr Charles S Jarvis. Reception for 100 at Drake Oakbrook Terrace. Bride a University of Illinois graduate taught in Bensenville and will teach in Cedar Rapids. groom a University of Iowa faculty member pursuing a Northwestern doctorate. They will live at 1626 Park Towne Lane NE Cedar Rapids.
Mary Sirhan fifty five visits her son Sirhan B Sirhan in county jail for the first time since his arrest at the Ambassador Hotel moments after Kennedy was shot. She says she is pleased with security precautions and feels sorry for her son while defense attorney Russell Parsons notes a three week continuance for entering a plea.
Mr and Mrs Ronald J Ard and their three sons from Pacifica California arrived Monday to visit Mrs Ard s parents Mr and Mrs Evan Paula at 1030 Twelfth Street NE.
Mr and Mrs L R Nuss of 616 Twenty ninth Street NE returned Sunday from a trip to Banff and Lake Louise in Alberta Canada.
Miss Janice Waldron daughter of Mr and Mrs William Waldron married Edward Votroubek son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Votroubek of Solon. The 2 PM ceremony at St Patrick's Catholic church was followed by a 250 guest reception at Waukon Country Club.
WINFIELD The United Methodist church hosted the 3 PM wedding of Miss Linda Lee Maxwell and Kirt Karl Keltner son of the Harlan Keltners of Columbus Junction The ceremony was by Rev Charles Sommes with 250 guests at a reception in the church parlors The couple will reside in Iowa City where Keltner is a University of Iowa junior and Linda Maxwell has worked for Leopold Co in Burlington
A married mother seeks help as her mother-in-law babysits while addicted to television, tearing up the home. Abby suggests a temporary leave or nursery placement to avoid cruelty and keep kids safe. Also, a neighbor conflict over police involvement ends with support for the sergeant husband. A teen thanks Abby for guidance on pregnancy worries and dress code.
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