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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1972
Page
3
Heloise suggests using an ice bag over food in a lunch bag to keep items cold without a fridge. She shares ideas for portable containers, folding bags to remove air, and packing cottage cheese or salads in baby jars and sandwich bags for variety and freshness.
Savonburg hosts District 16 Order of the Eastern Star events on January 15 led by Mrs. Raymond Heer, worthly grand matron. The day included an evening banquet at Stark Methodist Church honoring Heer and Marvin Van Vieck with about 150 guests, and a full program of officers, district aides, and visiting representatives from Erie Walnut Thayer Chanute Lavonburg Chanute Coffeyville and Kansas grand chapter.
Sorosis Club met at Mrs. Orville Funk's home to discuss the Mississippi River. Mrs. Ernest Stemple delivered the lesson titled He Just Keeps Rolling Along. Mrs. Willis Bartlett led devotions with Let Your Be-attitude Show. Officers were reelected. Dana Dorst vice president and Stemple secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Funk served refreshments to nine members.
Colfax Baptist Church circle at 1409 W Main met Monday on drug abuse. Mrs. Clyde Tunnell led the talk, drawing on her school experience about habit forming and non habit forming drugs. Next circle meeting planned with further discussion.
A Virgin Islands woman asks the Supreme Court to hear her claim that laws shielding spouses from sueing each other discriminate against wives. She seeks $10 million for alleged general and emotional anguish from Ralph Paiewonsky, once governor, alleging a 1960 marriage to boost his political career and eventual divorce after his tenure.
Before purchasing a lot either locally or by mail, verify the title status and any blanket mortgage on the development. Check zoning restrictions, water sewer access, well or septic feasibility, promised facilities like golf courses and clubs, and ensure the written contract reflects all promises.
Kayettes at Chanute High School raise money for a home dialysis machine with a Valentine service and heart shaped notes for donations. They plan two powder puff games against Tribune staff and a local radio team, charging $1 admission. A $300 check reaches the kidney foundation, with further coupon funds allocated to another offer not tied to life-saving equipment.
Enrollment remains open for modern ballroom dancing classes sponsored by the Recreation and Parks Commission taught by Mrs. Al Guiot. Evening sessions start the first week of February. ten couples must pre enroll at the recreation office, call 431-4199 to secure a spot.
Cha incomers Welcome Wagon officers were elected at the First National Bank community room. Mrs. Michael Bailey presides, with Mrs. David Snedier as vice president, Mrs. Irwin Epperson secretary, and Mrs. Steve Hutchins reporter. The group donated 45 dollars to Child Care Inc. and will have an installation at the March meeting.
Mrs. James Taylor led the Deborah Circle lesson on the women of Ghana at the home of Mrs. Hans Herold 920 W 9th. Members compared Ghanaian culture with that of U S women and 19 attended. Mrs H E Campbell presided. co-hostesses were Mrs Wayne Browning and Mrs John Akers. plans were made to visit Friendship Circle.
Tribune notes list for Sunday January 23 Great Books Discussion Group at Safari Recreation and Parks Commission Office 7 30 p m and Monday January 24 events including Duplicate Bridge at Home Savings Lounge Women’s Physical Fitness Program Royster Gym Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post 1654 Builders class First Presbyterian church parlor Fairfield Grange covered dish dinner at 6 p m Past Matrons Club CES Mrs Roy Gibson 217 W Main 7 30 p m Deadline rules require 48 hours after meetings and seven days after ceremony for weddings with photos.
Display style classifieds must be placed by 12 noon the day before. Same day service available for ads placed before 9 30 a.m. weekdays or 9 a.m. Saturdays. Call 431 4100 for details.
Scalloped apples accompany pork or game and can be prepared in a batch. Dottie Wellington offers a simple method to sugar and bake the fruit as a savory side.
Dear readers write about inconsistent rules for a 14 year old. Babysitting until 3:00 a.m. on school nights contrasts with a curfew of 11:30 on weekend church activities. A separate advice piece addresses a non talking husband and marital strain with ex wife interactions.
A book review for Gem and Mineral Society occurred Tuesday in Memorial Building with Roberts Williams discussing The Gem Kingdom by Paul E. Desautels. Don Mallory presided over the business session and C. E. Blackwood will display at the public library through January. Mrs. Harold Sharp served refreshments to 18 members.
At Mrs. W. E. Lewis home 1112 S Highland Mrs Miller spoke on What's Killing Our Magazines The talk cited higher second class mail rates rising paper and printing costs and TV as a factor In the meeting Mrs Lewis shared Lavinna Derwent’s Granny's Peppermint Bible meditation
Kansas City AP William A McNab serving in Vietnam praises wife Vicky on their third anniversary with a two paragraph newspaper ad. She recalls his frequent poems and read the paper to catch the message, while the couple’s two sons stay with her mother in Kansas City.
Chanute High School principal Miles Rickart described the Chanute Plan to Hutton-Roosevelt PTA members in the Hutton lunch room. He said the new curriculum aims to make schooling meaningful for all students and reduce failing grades, noting early success with a 34 percent improvement.
Mexico's Ballet Folklorico, led by S Hurok, performs in Wichita at Century II Convention Hall on February 29. The 75 member company with 1 000 costumes and works by Dasha Vargas Alaminos includes mariachi and Indian folk groups. After New York and Washington engagements, they tour 32 cities in three months.
Cub Scouts of Pack 27 held a January skating party. Scoutmaster John Haughness presented awards to Jeff Phillips Eddie Harris and Vance Carter denner Eric Sewart Russell Owens and Troy Frederick assistant denner.
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