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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1972
Page
3
County groups outline spring activities and health projects. EHU members donate books and craft items for low income programs, host a tea, and plan a March of Dimes fundraiser. Garfield Gleaners and Happy Homemakers chapters share lessons, meetings, and recognitions.
A Monday night program for Juco Faculty Wives and Women Teachers in the home of Mrs. Jerry Hundley featured Mary Lou Hays describing visual perception as central to total body coordination. Demonstrations with Handley children used balance beam, memory cards, and perceptual games to illustrate techniques for various age groups.
A town calendar lists Sunday to Wednesday gatherings. Meetings include Mothers Club at 6 30 pm Mrs Dale Marine 709 N 1st dates at churches clubs and lodges with times and host names. Activities feature dinners adjudication groups and community clubs across local venues.
Noted figure Cleopatra is billed for a late showing at the State Theatre at 12 15 tonight. The column notes a typical 1971 American supermarket stocked 8500 items with 38 percent non foods such as hair spray and dog rawhide bones.
Mr and Mrs J Floyd Breeding of Dodge City Western Kansas will mark their Golden Wedding Anniversary with an open house March 19 from 2 to 5 pm at 514 El Trigo Dodge City. Their two sons Charlee and Ralph Breeding of Rolla will host. The couple married March 18 1922 after meeting as Bennyton high school students.
Three Garden City High School speech and drama students presented for PEO Chapter X at the home of Mrs. John Burnside. Maria Herron read works by Edger Lee Masters while Karen Jefferson and Ann Benson staged a scene from Mary McScotland by Maxwell Anderson. Instructor Bob Lambert oversees the group. March 17 meeting set at Mrs. Bill Foster’s home.
Regina Coeli Study Club was entertained Tuesday night in the home of Mrs. Ron Smith at 2008 N 6th. Mrs. LeRoy Roth assisted host to 10 members with Mrs. Ed Beckerman presiding. Father Emil F. Dinkel celebrated a home Mass and led a readings discussion. Those present included Mines, Larry Alex, Lynn Deaver, Sal Goscha, Bud Hebrlee, Alvin Komlofske, Kenneth Ostmeyer and Stan Werner. Mrs. Alex received the hostess gift and will entertain April 4 at 2007 N 6th.
Leoti artist Larry Lambert will display a collection of acrylics oils and watercolors in Tribune Library for one week starting today at Greeley County Library. Lambert has had solo shows in Kansas and Colorado and recently showed work in Garden City Upstairs Gallery. He was invited to join the Kansas Watercolor Society in Wichita last summer and one of his paintings was chosen for this year’s traveling exhibition across Kansas.
Stop at Garden City Sheet Metal on South Main to see the new Lennox Home or Office Comfort systems and plan a little living improvement.
A collage of Ann Landers Q and A pieces discusses telling children about paternity, handling nosy relatives with tact, and family abuse concerns. The column offers blunt guidance on honesty with a child, avoiding lies, managing gossip, and seeking counseling or divorce when needed.
Seven table Masters pairs met at Civic Center for duplicate play on Monday evening. First place north-south went to Lola Schroeder and Cloris Dale, second to Betty Deaver and Ron Werner, third to Helen Lee and Inetta Lighthart. East west tie for first to Rachael Need and Marge Etrick with Harry Reed and Owen Harable. Norman Lindner and Vern Holmes took third. Monthly Sunday game set for March 19. Swiss pairs on March 20. Four-person teams required. Holmes offers help forming Swiss teams. Novice section for learning basics. contact Mr Holmes.
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