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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1971

Page

9

Bridal Courtesies For Rebecca Wieland Honor Bride Elect

Rebecca Wieland is bride elect of Doug Crotty. Their wedding planned for Sunday at United Presbyterian Church. Garden City Country Club hosted a linen shower Thursday May 20 with hostesses Mrs. Robert Speckman and Mrs. William Lewis and their daughters Sandy Speckman and Linda Lewis. Attendees included mothers Mrs. Wieland and Mrs. Crotty, Christie Stentz Denver, Mrs. Jim Walden Emporia, Mrs. Michael Paul Manhattan, Mrs. Gary Slough, Mrs. Curtis Burns and Mrs. Willard Kuene Jr., and Misses Ginny Leopold Signe Nelson Susan Wheeler Dorothy Lewis Mary Lewis. Monday dessert bridge hosted by Mrs. William L. Lewis at 85 Fleming. Wieland won high, mother low. Other guests included Mrs. Douglas Crotty Jr. and many others.

Rebecca Wieland Miss Wieland Doug Crotty ITI United Presbyterian Church Garden City Country Club Robert Speckman William Lewis Syracuse Sandy Speckman Linda Lewis William Wieland Douglas Crotty Jr Christie Stentz Denver Jim Walden Emporia Michael Paul Manhattan Gary Slough Curtis Burns Willard Kuene Jr Ginny Leopold Signe Nelson Susan Wheeler Dorothy Lewis Mary Lewis

Social Events Calendar Duplicate Bridge and Club Notices

Calendar lists Elks Couples Bridge Club at 7 pm with covered dish, Elks A to M bring salad or vegetable, N to Eh bring dessert at Etke Home. Hills Art Assn meets 7 30 pm upstairs gallery with Phyllis Olmes demonstration. GL Forum 7 30 pm at GL Forum Clubhouse. Happy Homemakers meet Thursday 739 pm hosted by Mrs. Carl Boyd at Emi Pence Rt.

Unul Duplicate Bridge Club Civic Aes Day Elks Couples Bridge Club Etke Hills Art Assn Phyllis Olmes Happy Homemakers Carl Boyd Emipence

Buffalo Campers Plan Farewell Party for Taylors

Buffalo Campers met at Lake McKinney for the club May campout with fifteen families present. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wait Fuqua from Syracuse and Mrs. Nettie Johnson of Dallas. New members Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kobs of Meade join, along with several other families. They discussed Ulysses Fun Campout set for June 11-13 and announced a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor who move to Arizona. A homemade ice cream and cake gathering is planned for June 9 at 2012 N. 3rd. The next campout is June 18-20 at Clark County Lake.

Buffalo Lake McKinney Wait Fuqua Syracuse Nettie Johnson Dallas Tex Mary Markley Buffalo Campers Club Wallace Kobs Meade Kenneth Henderson Elza Caldwell Garden City Fuaua Ulysses Ulysses Fairgrounds Robert Taylor Arizona Billie Degenhart Clark County Lake

Lennox Home Comfort System ad message for summer air comfort

A local pamphlet promotes Lennox Home Comfort System for summer and winter comfort on South Main. It notes school letting out, reflects on weather, mentions a Kansas State University position, and teases farmers about possible wheat crops while advertising Garden City Sheet Metal Plumbing and Air Conditioning.

Lennox Garden City

Local Women Active in Road Safety Board

Kansas Women for Highway Safety held a Topeka conference with about 175 participants including Garden City residents Mrs Victor Haflich and Mrs C O Gercken. Haflich moderated a morning panel on meeting traffic safety needs, teen drivers, alcohol countermeasures, and drug abuse. Gercken joined the board of directors representing Division Six. Esther Plunket of Minneapolis chairs the group. A conference resolution to advocate reflectorized license plates locally will be sent to the state Legislature.

Kansas Women For Highway Safety Topeka Victor Haffich C. O. Gercken Garden City Sroteraun Kansas Farm Bureau Haflich Kansas Esther Plunket Minneapolis Gercken

Cooks Honored At School Tea

Mrs. Wylmia Scheuermann and Mrs. Mabel Austin were guests of honor at a Garfield School tea. Hostesses were Mrs. Iva Hacker and Mrs. Thelma Lefort. About 30 USD 457 cafeteria managers and cooks attended. Scheuermann retires after 18 years in Garden City cafeterias, while Austin retires after 18 years, including four with Tribune Schools and nine in Gardens City Schools, four years as Lincoln School Cafeteria manager.

Wylmia Scheuermann Mabel Austin Garfield School Iva Hacker Thelma Lefort Scheuerman Garden City Jones School Alta Brown Austin Tribune Gardens City Lincoln iSchool

Peanut butter identity and stabilizer limits discussed

A discussion notes peanut butter standards and additives. It states a minimum of 90 percent peanuts with no more than 10 percent of additives such as dextrose salt and stabilizers. The piece contrasts older sticky butter with smoother current products and notes stabilizers and additives used in some varieties.

Travel Rock Hunting Beckon To Retiring Teacher

Mrs. Reid Klemp, retiring after 14 years in Garden City schools, plans travel and rock shows with her husband. They will exhibit students art at Finney County Fair and attend Rocky Mountain Federation of Mineralogical Societies meetings. The couple will keep a Garden City home and rent property here while pursuing rock collecting trips.

Reid Klemp Jennie Wilson Klemp Garden City Finney County Fair Rocky Mountain Federation Betty Crocker Klemps Seattle Panama Canal Hawaii Europe Mexico E. Price Kiemps Pierceville Missouri Ft. Hays State College Hays

Love Or Sex And How To Tell The Difference

Dear readers share marriage concerns about a partner with a quirky sense of humor and dental neglect, while others recount quitting pot and reflect on love chemistry. The column closes with an invitation to request a booklet on love or sex.

Ann Landers Ann Spokane

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William L. Lewis Dessert Bridge Fleming Mmes Pete Drevnick John Frazier Bill Yester Fred Stoeckly Robert, Speckman Dean Hart Merrill Renick Stan Fansher Clyde Stallsworth Gene Rudd Gust Nelson George Purnell Frank Kinney Taylors Ady South Main Jim Shee Kansas State University Garden City Telegram Board For Taffeta Reg Mae Stretch Terry Wosen N. Main Horace J. Good USD 457 Robert Alpers PTA Council PTA D. J. Soule Gene Herrecher Britain The Royal Society For the Prevention of Jennie Wilson Pta Glen Woods 7Th St Coro Piaget Montessor Mary Lou Hays Disturb France EREE la Cage Shoppe la Cage Unistock Cage Main Street Garden City, Kansas
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