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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1966
Page
5
A column by Robert Peterson features reader questions on aging, self-image, retirement, and creative pursuits. It encourages accepting diverse shapes at the beach, adjusting dreams to reality, nurturing health and relationships, and exploring talents after retirement.
A reader submission from Garden View Telegram page 8 9 appears to note a stamped self addressed envelope and ten cents needed to cover handling costs as part of a local notice or request in the June 4 1966 edition.
U S Communist party leader Gus Hall applied to the State Department for permission to visit Red China North Viet Nam North Korea and Cuba prompting internal debate. The department maintains a general ban on travel to Communist areas in Asia and to Albania and Cuba.
An old recipe from Mrs Fred Lausch of Scott City details a Kraut Surprise Cake mixing butter sugar eggs vanilla and cocoa with flour baking powder soda and water folded with rinsed sauerkraut then baked in two pans at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes. It suggests finishing with whipped cream or mocha cream and serves two.
Cobalt machine fundraiser underway in Liberal as Zeta Upsilon members take phone calls this afternoon and tomorrow. Dick Gugelmeyer will relay pledges from Liberal area starting at noon. Amateur talent invited. Rube Davis and Smiley Burnette of Petticoat Junction to attend. Frank Hoecker will discuss cobalt treatment. Attending volunteers include Mrs. Ron Osterbuhr, Mrs. Letyn Braun, and Mrs. Dale Rey.
Ann Landers notes epidemic alcoholism and urges readers to seek outside help. She cites Alcoholics Anonymous and the National Council on Alcoholism, emphasizing the alcoholic and their families, the loneliness and stigma faced, and the value of the first AA meeting in starting a path to recovery.
Ely Food Review notes June markets show variable supplies after cold snap. Strawberries flown from California pricey. produce from Florida scarce but plentiful in some areas. Bottom line: corn on the cob cheap, carrots easing, celery ample. peaches ramp up next week. potatoes and eggs easing. turkeys beef prices mixed with seasonal shifts expected later.
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