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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1967
Page
3
A reader shares a tip about buying a box of whole mixed spices containing eleven varieties. It acts as a ready supply for bay leaves clove pepper and chilies while reducing cabinet clutter. Suitable for new brides and small families.
Readers share clever uses from inverted sunscreen tubes to squeezable bottles for seeds plastic lemon bottles as portable shampoo containers and a toilet tissue fits in a coffee can camping tip. Also notes on organizing a teen’s room and sharing tips via Heloise column.
The Duplicate Bridge Club meets at 7 15 p m at the Home Savings Building. Members circulate among the tables in a social bridge event.
Mr and Mrs Glen McLaren hosted the Berean Class of First Baptist Church at 703 S Plummer Thursday evening with 16 members and guests present. Mrs C O Bowers led the business meeting and Mr and Mrs Ray Elrod gave devotions from Exodus 3:5. Mrs McLaren offered the closing prayer.
The Hi Lo Bridge Club met Wednesday evening with Mrs. John Weilert in Humboldt. A dessert course was served to five regular members and three guests. High prize went to Mrs. Ray Colvin and low to Mrs. Robert Jenkins. Next meeting will be Aug 23 with Mrs. Glenn Barnby.
The Mary Del Paint Club held a meeting at the North Malcolm Community Center where members continued dark painting and planned an open house for September to showcase textile work created during the year. Ten members attended and a sack lunch was served.
New citizens include Ronna Kay Hall, daughter of Ronnie and Mrs Hall of Erie born July 15. Rodney Earl Decker, son of Ronald and Mrs Decker of 901 North Kansas born July 19. Matthew Daniel Baucom, son of Larry and Mrs Baucom of Erie born July 23. Tamara Kay Murrow, daughter of David and Mrs Murrow of 723 Grant born July 24.
The Garden City Community Junior College awarded the general contract for a five building campus and power plant to Mc Bride Dehmer Construction Co Inc of Wichita for 2 118 200. Five firms bid, highest 2 406 700. Two academic buildings an administration fine arts building and library planned on the east edge of Garden City. A 2 5 million bond approved in January 1966 funds the project with bids later for a student union dormitory complex financed by about 750 000 in revenue bonds. A second phase will add a physical education building landscaping and streets.
Mrs Margaret Ebert reported left rear bumper damage to her parked car in North Highland. La Rose Motel manager said prowlers were seen near a liquor store across the street. no one was found. Neosho County sheriff reports an abandoned 1950 John Deere tractor north of Urbana believed stolen. owner sought. Charles Donovan said a city debris truck struck his parked truck. Mrs Crumley reported a storm window struck by BB shot. Myrtle Hart backed into Billy Van Winkle’s car causing minor damage. Charles McQuinn said his carport was blown down by wind.
This evening the Chanute Recreation Commission hosts a Central Park community building program featuring a children's chorus and baton twirlers starting at 7 30 pm. Swimming students may collect their swimming cards at the Launching Pad. Snow White and Rose Red is read at the Library Story Hour Saturday 1030 to 11 am. Army Pvt Larry Beck recently visited relatives after basic training and will attend Airplane Electronic school near Fort Eustis. Lloyd Parrish to wed Carol Lambe in Wichita.
Peel and halve bananas lengthwise. Bake in a hot oven about 15 minutes. Add sweetened orange juice and a hint of grated lemon rind. Serve with pork chops or pork loin roast.
Local Chanute news highlights from Friday edition include community events and notices. Reports detail civic happenings, a school update, and brief alerts affecting residents in the Kansas town.
Ray Zumalt directs a Cha nute Recreation Commission day camp for area children titled Science in Everyday Living. The eight day program runs from Monday through August 11 with 9 a.m. start at the Launching Pad and bus trips to Neosho River Stark Quarry and other sites. Registration is limited to 33 students with a $1.50 fee.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles and subscription rates for in and out of trade territory. It also notes Chanute post office boxholders pricing and carrier delivery by month, with rates varying by method and duration.
New York AP report says 5,000 business and professional women at the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs convention vow to repeal restrictive laws. They plan a state by state mopup to repeal hours limits rest requirements and job prohibitions that bar women from certain fields or supervisory roles.
Sandy Montgomery presided as Mrs. Ted Dillow hosted a Wednesday 4 H club meeting. Jeannene Dillow demonstrated cereal bars, Earlene Dillow spoke on a project, and Glenna Geilman showed lemonade making. Mrs Dillon led a judging contest and refreshments followed.
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