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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1981
Page
6
A reflective essay and collection of poems celebrate mothers and Mother's Day, noting both the demanding chores of motherhood and the appreciation children feel. The piece cites a photographer's quip about excess sentiment and includes verses from children praising mothers and a certificate for chores.
In Scott City members of La Leche International meet to discuss breastfeeding beyond classes. Leader Marsha Grothusen guides three year old chapter activities, emphasizing mother to mother support, bonding, and shared experiences. Members from Wichita and Lane Counties pay dues, receive a bi monthly newsletter, and access the chapter library.
The Garden City Area Iris Club hosts the annual Carnival of Iris exhibit Saturday at the YMCA 1224 Center. Doors open 9 am for entries, judging 11 am, viewing 1 to 5 pm with prizes including American Iris Society ribbons, traveling trophy, and medals across multiple classes. Officers include Jane Mark and Carl Maupin.
Dear reader, angina is diagnosed from history and physical exam, then tests like the electrocardiogram and stress testing, with invasive imaging or scans if needed. Rest angina is possible, and treatment includes nitroglycerine, blood pressure control, weight loss, and sometimes surgery. A booklet explains details and costs 50 cents.
An Abe Hubert Junior High eighth grader earned fourth place in the 1981 Safety Poster Program by Kansas Farm Bureau. Cathy Nuzum of 1608 Summit received the senior division plaque for "'55 Arrive Alive.'" Nuzum was among 20 Abe Hubert students in the contest, which drew participants from 105 counties. Betty Bishop assigned the posters as a class project for seventh and eighth graders.
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