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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1972
Page
3
A reader suggests a simple trick for frying bacon in a teflon skillet by turning the whole package over to reduce fat exposure and avoid slicing gashes. Also notes deadlines for same day service ads and contact info.
Lutherans Glenna June Grother and Robert William Wulf of Wichita married at 3 p.m. Sunday at Faith Lutheran Church Derby. The ceremony featured lavender grad ioli asters and white mums with music by Steven Orcutt and Randy Heidrick. The couple will live in Wichita after a Bahamas honeymoon. Grother is a nurse at Wesley Medical Center and Wulf is a social worker with the Sedgwick County Welfare Board.
The engagement of Jennifer Ann Jordan to Rex E Babcock is announced by the Rev and Mrs L B Jordan of Magnolia Arkansas The couple plans a wedding on August 5 in Heber Springs Babcock, a Ouachita Baptist University graduate, earned a mathematics degree and a military commission Jordan attended Ouachita and led the Tigress Royale drill team The event was marked by family attendance including Babcock’s parents and grandparents.
A letter to Ann Landers offers practical steps for job seekers. It stresses bringing a pen, answering all questions, having social security and selective service numbers, listing education with dates, tracing employment records, and providing three personal references with addresses and phone numbers. The writer notes preparation and confidence improve first impressions and chances of employment.
A reader notes laws against discrimination but cautions that employers who dislike a candidate’s long hair and beard may still reduce hiring chances. The advice urges applicants to drop any chip on their shoulder and not apply with confrontation.
The Tribune lists social events inviting submissions. May 27 8 p.m. Do Si Do Square Dance Club at Central Park Building with Dick Sandage. May 28 7 30 p.m. Great Books Discussion Group at Recreation Commission Office. Deadlines: 48 hours after most meetings for notes, seven days after ceremonies with photos.
New officers were installed by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at the post home. Mrs. Kenneth Raney served as installing officer and Mrs. Sarah Willan as conductress. Fifteen delegates and alternates were elected to the department convention in Kansas City June 7 to 11. Memorial services were held for six members including Sylvia Allison and Ethel Davidson. Mrs. Geraldine Baker, retiring president, conducted the business session.
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