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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1973
Page
3
A jumble of letters to Ann Landers covers cooking pride in Bar U Ranch folklore, ethical banker talk at dinners, and dubious oils ads. The writers seek guidance on cooking, love, and confidentiality while Ann’s replies warn the oils sellers, defend client privacy, and urge ethical behavior, including a drug booklet offer.
Two Garden City women were among 12 Southwest Kansans earning awards in the Kansas Press Women annual writing contest. Awards were announced Saturday night at an Abilene banquet closing the 1973 convention. Judges included Dr. William R. Lindley Taaho State University Dr. Roy Fisher University of Missouri and Oren Campbell Bremerton Washington Sun. Telegram staffer Dennis Haines earned third place for a feature story in the under 20 000 circulation papers category for Graduation It's Only 96 Miles Away. Phyllis Holland won third in publicity and promotion for the Garden City Chamber of Commerce brochure design art work layout and copy. Patricia Chapin won the sweepstakes prize and four firsts in major writing categories. Next year’s convention will be in Saline.
At Chapter X PEO meeting at 1101 Pat's Drive on Friday, Mrs. J R Swords Jr. presided for 26 members. Mrs. Howard Owen led a program titled Happiness Is Quote Quote Quote with favorite quotations and thoughts on quotable ideas from proverbs and verse.
Community listing covers meetings and activities at local venues and clubs. Highlights include Mothers Club supper, S.W. Sisters group, Star Club spring lunch, Unique Study Club luncheon, Preschool Story Hour at the Public Library, WSCS General meeting, United Presbyterian Women circles with times, Odd Fellows Lodge supper at TOOF Hall, and Royal Neighbor Lodge covered-dish supper with 7:20 meeting.
The Wesleyan Service Guild and Woman's Society of Christian Service merged in January 1974 to form United Methodist Women. The spring banquet at Flight Deck featured the Kaleitoscope of Change theme, with Betty Dague as toastmistress and Rev. Gary Blogstad delivering the invocation.
The Aurora Club program featured a summer safety lesson by Mrs. Don Dreiling at a gathering hosted by Ming R. eight guests attended. The talk covered keeping pesticides away from children and pets, clearing rocks and sticks before mowing, sun protection, car checks before trips, and seat belt use. Mrs. Towns won a recreation prize and Mrs. Dreiling received a hostess gift.
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