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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1973
Page
3
A Finney County homemaker group session at Mrs. R. 4. Dicks home featured a quiz led by Ms. T. M. Borthwick on smart shopping for clothing. Attendees discussed questions to guide purchases and a future Valentine gift exchange is planned for Feb. 28 at Mrs. John Ward’s home.
USD 457 school secretaries met January 17 in the administration building board room. Officers elected in December were Shirley Adams president Johnnie Elliott vice-president and Anita Gallardo secretary treasurer. Plans for yearly meetings were set with the third Wednesday each month as meeting day. Pat Collins will handle the program February 21.
Dear Ann Landers column features readers and responses on a grandparent couple who refuse to house their daughter and son in law's dogs, a skunk under a porch, and a dispute over prize money. The exchange shows advice about family duties, dogs, and fairness in prize divisions.
Western Kansas Cosmetology Affiliate 45 plans its annual beauty contest and ball for February 3 at the Eagles Lodge. Arrangements were discussed at the January dinner meeting at the Continental Inn. The queen winner earns a $25 Weber's Town Shop gift certificate, with $5 for first and second runners-up. Judging starts 7 p.m., models arrive 6:30. Sam and Sheila provide music. The January meeting featured "First Aix" by Mrs Beth Millsap. An April 1-2 workshop at the School of Cosmetology will feature Geneva Wyatt as guest hairstylist and instructor. Next dinner is February 5 at Continental Inn.
Mr and Mrs J K Scofield of Ulysses announce the engagement of their daughter Patty Lorraine to Lynn Robert Engle son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Engle of Solesman. Patty is a Ulysses High School graduate and a sophomore at Garden City Community Junior College. Lynn is a Solomon High School graduate and a GCC community college sophomore. No wedding date set.
Garden City seeks volunteers for the Meals-On-Wheels program run by the Concerned Citizens for the Aging Inc. Volunteers deliver hot meals to elderly residents five days a week at noon, with insurance coverage. Each volunteer would handle four or five meals daily for a week. The group also runs a Homemaker Health Aide program for short term family crises. Contact Mrs. Dale Meadors at 276-0608 to volunteer or refer someone in need.
Mr and Mrs Glen Jenks of Lakin announce the engagement of their daughter Karen Marie to Denton Dwayne Berry son of Mr and Mrs Donald Berry of 403 N 6th. Karen is a 1972 Lakin High School graduate and Denton is a 1971 Deerfield High School graduate employed by J L Douglass Roofing Co Garden City. The wedding is planned for the last of May.
Calendar listings show a book club at 7:45 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Paul Cole at 414 Davis. A bridge club meets at 8 p.m. at the Elks Home. Wednesday brings the Salmagundi Club gathering at 3 p.m. hosted by Mrs. J. H. Tear at 710 Center. Thursday features Slym Trym Tops at 8:30 p.m. on Comer and a K GMA PHE party in the Blue Flame Room with a note that dinner will be served.
Mrs. Deane Wiley spoke at the Mothers Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Frank Koksal at 605 Evans. She described doll collecting as a growing hobby, detailing bisque, china, composition, rubber, celluloid and rag dolls and noting rising prices. Guest day plans were made for Feb 14 with Mrs. Ed Davis as hostess. A luncheon item of canned artichoke hearts with ham spread was served.
The January meeting at Odd Fellow Hall observed the forty first birthday with Mrs. Howard Adams installed as 1973 president. Mrs. Myrtle Whitehead read poems, and representatives to the Garden City Kansas Odd Fellow Eye Bank were named. Attendance contests, a covered dish dinner, and a party plan for 1974 were discussed with thirteen members and two guests present.
Mrs. Robert Crossland led the Twenty-Oner’s EHU at her home 1407 N 12th with nine members answering roll for a New Year tradition. She urged grandparents to support rather than undermine parental authority. Hostess gift went to Mrs. Dan LeBlanc. Fortnightly Club met at Mrs. Robert Hart 1708 Pinecrest with 14 members and guest Mrs. Glen Woods. Topics of interest covered current events. next meeting set for Feb. 6 at Mrs. Charles Carson Rt 1.
Diamonds price reflects cut clarity color and carat weight. Cut matters most for brilliance and value with poor cuts reducing sparkle. A well cut diamond may be better value than a larger one. shape can vary from brilliant to emerald. Color near colorless raises price, and flawless is rare and costly. Carat measures weight but doesn’t alone set price. larger stones are rarer. Typical engagement diamonds are about 0.5 to 0.67 carat with price ranges given. have settings checked twice yearly and clean with mild solution.
A 5 to 6 serving salmon and noodle casserole combines cooked noodles with cottage cheese sour cream onion garlic and salmon or tuna. Mix the ingredients then bake 20 to 25 minutes in greased baking shells or individual casseroles topped with shredded cheddar.
Ground beef and bread crumbs mixed with egg and spices forming 24 meatballs. Brown in shortening, then simmer with potatoes carrots onions tomato soup and beef broth until tender. Serves 6 to 8.
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