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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1972
Page
4
Grocers regularly feature new products such as clear imitation vanilla and instant coffee style bags. The note encourages shoppers to look for novelty items like colored flavorings and coffee bags priced at about 2 to 3 cents per cup, promising new offerings on future visits.
The piece reflects on time, urging patience and rest as the year begins. It cites the African Safari carriers pausing to let their souls catch up, then for readers to slow down, visit friends, attend church, write letters, and care for health. It closes with a hopeful New Year wish for health and happiness in 1972.
A North Carolina reader asks Ann Landers to publish a harrowing note found in a car beside a dead heroin addict in Reidsville. The message twists the 23rd Psalm into a grim ode to heroin, plus a second note from a caller describing an overbearing neighbor and a teen advisory on drinking.
A housewife offers practical steps to cut waste and aid ecology, urging personal actions like choosing returnable beverage bottles, minimizing foil and plastic wrap, using wax paper, and preferring homemade desserts over packaged options. Suggestions cite Cornell University on practices to reduce packaging and promote reuse.
Calendar of social events for Monday and Tuesday shows activities across groups. Dominics altar society at St Dominic School and the Sweet Adelines meet at Thomas Parish Hall while Elks couples bridge, Happy Homemakers, Priscilla Club, and other clubs gather at church halls, libraries, and private homes with times ranging from early afternoon to evening.
December gathering hosted by Mrs. Ira Mann at 2024 Nard featured a salad supper with ten members sharing Christmas customs from another land. Mrs. Ray Mann assisted, white elephant gifts were exchanged, and the game Love thy neighbor was played. January host: Mrs. Dan Johnson.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Newsom announce the engagement of their daughter Linda D Ann Newsom to Wayne L Tauber. Linda is a Fort Morgan High School graduate attending Colorado State University Fort Collins. Wayne is a Notre Dame senior and Lahore High School graduate. Wedding plans are indefinite.
A home cooked turkey casserole recipe from Mrs Richard Tuttle lists ingredients including dried rice asparagus sliced turkey and almonds. Instructions describe flour and salt mix with butter then milk to make sauce, layering rice broccoli? No, asparagus turkey and cheese, baking at 375 degrees for about two hours.
Co captains for the Air Force football team are seniors Brian Bream of San Leandro California and John Greenlaw of Tacoma Washington. Twin cross country runner David Ame Arnesen and Dennis Ame Arnesen from Colonia New Jersey are mentioned with NYU cross country connections in a brief sports note.
Mary Elizabeth Leiker and Frank Wayne Ewing exchanged marriage vows in an evening ceremony at St Dominic Catholic Church. Officiated by Rt Rev Msgr George A Husmann, the event featured a double ring rite at 6 30 p m on Monday December 27.
Epsilon Tota chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. Allen Rains in U. W. Olive. Members will take part in the annual Mothers March for March of Dimes. December dinner honored 15 members hosted by Mrs. Jack Hooker with assistance from Gene Thompson Ralph Germann Lee Albert and Clair Rumford. Tables featured relish trees and Mr and Mrs Santa Claus. Mrs. Ray Chappell read a Christmas story and prayer while Mrs Germann read a seasonal poem. Each member shared a Christmas thought and a gift exchange followed.
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