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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1969
Page
3
A set of Dear Ann letters covers hospital room woes and patient recovery fears, a new mother’s anxiety and trusted advice, Gam-Anon information for families of compulsive gamblers, and questions about teen romance and sexuality.
Practical guidance on cleaning and maintaining aluminum chrome copper iron and stainless steel utensils. Includes washing methods scorching stains removal and seasoning steps for iron and aluminum pans plus storage oiling tips and avoidances for each metal type.
Ford Motor Co says it recalls over 88 000 1969 Econoline vans and F series trucks to inspect door latches and accelerator cables with about 6 000 units possibly defective. Also recall for 252 F600 and F6000 1969 trucks to locate up to 21 front wheel bearing issues. Owners of 6 886 1969 standard cars with 302 to 390 engines at Wayne plant to replace accelerator cables. some cables have improper wire cores risking binding in cold weather.
Mr and Mrs Selby Hudson observe their 50th wedding anniversary on May 11 with a 2 to 5 p m reception at their Erie home. Irma McCoy and Selby Hudson wed May 14 1919 in Erie. They lived on a Shaw farm 47 years before moving to Erie three years ago. Hosts are daughters and sons in law Leslie Harding R 4 Wilber Hines Erie and B M Richman Wichita. The Hudsons request no gifts.
Pork chops browned in butter are simmered in a rich cream and Dijon type mustard sauce until tender. The recipe notes Dijon-style mustards, de-glazing pans for flavor, and offers oven or skillet methods with a light accompanying salad and crusty bread. Serves 4-6.
Dr. Michael Bialoguski, a 52 year old general practitioner who fled Poland, conducted an 80 member orchestra at Royal Albert Hall in a debut described as a modest success. Critics praised but found him lacking authority in Beethoven Fourth. 3,000 audience including his patients gave five curtain calls. He may quit medicine if professional conducting offers arise.
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi told India's upper house she would not seek protection from the United States or the Soviet Union. She said such protection would not be in India's interest.
Tioga Extension Homemakers Unit meets with 13 members. Mrs. Henshall presents Pest Pursuit on eradicating home and garden pests. Plans noted to attend district meeting, June 12 at Mrs. Cavaness residence.
A Wednesday evening baby shower for Mrs Dennis Baker and her daughter Cynthia Ann was hosted at 722 West Beach by Mrs George Lopeman. Hostesses included Mrs John Stowell Cheryl Acree and Mrs Lopeman. Sixteen guests attended.
Otterbein United Methodist Church IC Ladies class met with Mrs Orlin Hoffman Friday afternoon. The program included a spring story by Mrs Perry Swan a grandparents story by Mrs Bessie Brady and a poem by Xenia Osborn. The group wrapped bandages and Mary Edwards gave devotions. A June 6 meeting will be with Mrs Bessie Carter 116 S Western.
Mrs. Lillie Kenoly demonstrated flower arranging to 24 Chaincomers after a business meeting at Mrs. Wayman Dunlap home. Three new members joined, Mrs. Karen Peterson, Mrs. Ann Goff, and Mrs. Alma Nelson, with sponsor's representative Mrs. Edna Weber. City recreation director Martin Rotunno will present the May 15 program.
The Chanute chapter of Sweet Adelines installed new officers after a salad buffet at 910 W Elm. Officers named by chorus director Mrs Jeff Coots include President Harold Watts Vice President R D Churchill Treasurer Phil Zimmerman Secretaries Raymond York and Marjorie Cook.
The South Dakota Welfare Commission voted to reduce public assistance payments by 5 percent across all categories for fiscal 1970, affecting the aged blind disabled and dependent children. Medical expenditures will also be cut by 5 percent starting July 1 to stay within the 1969 legislative appropriation.
New York reports a nine week old window washers strike causing egg splatter on many glass facades. The dispute paused only for a GM building film scene in which panes were cleaned for filming and later redrified.
Several hundred women from Neosho Wilson Crawford Cher okee Labette and Montgomery Counties will attend the district Extension Homemakers meeting May 5 9 at Memorial Auditorium starting 10 a.m. Francine Neubauer Kansas Water Resource Board will discuss being American in "Three Times Across the Stage" at 10 and Helen Wright of Simplicity Pattern Co. education division will present "Fashion Artistry" at 1 p.m. Admission is free and open to the public.
Monday events include Westview Baptist Chapel WMS at 7 30 p.m. World War I Veterans Auxiliary at Memorial Building 6 p.m. Sweet Adelines at 910 W Elm 7 30 p.m. Rebekah Lodge at OOF hall 7 30 p.m. Chanute Cycle Club at the track 7 0 p.m. Cosmetology Club at Memorial Building 7 30 p.m. Tuesday brings Victory Extension Homemakers guest day at Mrs Glen McLaren 2 p.m. Cub and Boy Scout leaders round table at Humboldt elementary 7 30 p.m. Gem and Mineral Society Federation room 7 30 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant 10 OOF hall 8 p.m. Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 6 50 p.m. Leanna Ladies Aid of the Christian Church and Mental Health Association at Welfare Building 7 30 p.m. Chanute Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Community Center 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Duplicate Bridge at Home Savings lounge 7 15 p.m. Cheerful Workers Class First Baptist Church.
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