12 Jul 1969
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1969
Page
1
Dear Heloise shares quick fixes for common chores and mishaps. Readers describe clever storage, sewing, and cleaning tricks, including disguising liquid cleansers in roll-on bottles, slicing onions, diaper and couch protection, and repairing vinyl chairs with clear nail polish.
Job's Daughters entry Trail's End placed second in the Fourth of July parade. A pop sale fundraiser succeeded during the event. Local members hosted dignitaries from Denver including Mr. and Mrs. Way, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bates, Velma Starbranch, Crouch, Ada Shaw, and Thomas. Next meeting set for September.
Several out-of-town guests attended a bridal shower honoring Mrs. Richard Walter Kohler formerly Mary Elaine Wiley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Wiley. Guests included Mrs. Roger Estretch of San Diego, Vern Kremer and daughters Bonnie and Debbie Roggen, Mrs. Dry Nelson and Robin, Mrs. Garl Estreich Jr. and Debbie of Ault, Mrs. Ralph Wiley, Mrs. Bob Disney and Heather of Denver, and Mrs. Walter Kahler with Mrs. Arvel Morse and daughter Gaylyn of divans.
Abby answers reader questions on wedding guest lists bridesmaid concerns and family behavior with practical guidance. Included are notes about inviting all relatives, handling a bride’s guest list, and questions about a husband mentioning a prior marriage. The column ends with instructions for personal replies via Abby, Box 69700.
A Mekong Delta beauty parlor serves as a social hub where workers and customers mingle amid hairstyling, gossip, and affordable services. Rates range from 70 cents for a clip and set to 3.20 for a permanent wave, with many customers being hostesses, domestics, or locals visiting daily.
An invitation urges local artists and groups to display work at the annual sidewalk show in Lincoln Park on Thursday July 7, tied to Crazy Days. Entries must be wired ready to hang by 10:00 am and picked up by 5:30 pm. weather is handled by each exhibitor. The event, organized by the Progressive Art League, welcomes ceramics and other art besides paintings and includes Weld County Art Association participation.
In Denver AP report, the American National Cattlemen's Association states there is no beef over supply and demand should remain favorable for producers. Bill House, president, says commercial beef production matches last year's levels while consumer demand runs about five percent above 1968. Steel imports are expected to fall to nearly zero in the next three months of 1959 due to high flow since year start.
The article details WCTU sponsored patriotic readings and plans for astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins to eat prepared meals on the moon. It describes meals like bavon squares peaches sugar cookies and pineapple grape juice for Meal A and beef stew soup fruitcake grape punch for Meal B, with pantry items available and meals labeled A B or C via Velcro tabs.
A busy social agenda lists MOPS Club at Recreation Center 9 30 am Greeley. National Association of Parliamentarians noon. Christian Women's Club luncheon 12 30 2 30 pm at Gen ter 20th Street and 1th Avenue. Veterans auxiliary 8 30 pm Pollock. Mothers of W ing Club at Cache National Bank 7 pm. Rainbow Girls at Masonic Temple 7 15 pm. Duplicate Bridge at Ramada 7 30 pm. C Bers Auxiliary 8 pm Home Light and Power Center. Huck Hens at VFW Post 4334 Ault 8 pm. Poudre Valley Lodge No 12 JOOF Odd Fellows Hall 7th Street and $th Avenue. Barbecue notes report outdoor dining costs exceeding half a million dollars with 27 items sold, from barbecue grills to chef hats.
Voters in the Air Force Academy district will decide on September 23 whether to approve a 1.5 million bond for school improvements, mainly to expand the junior high. A stray food recipe and London polling note appear in the readable text.
The event called Phare will stage a playoff for a Victory Trophy at the Country Club on Monday July with a 78 period in conjunction with the weekly Duplicate Bridge play scheduled. A tempting fruit cup with plums, mandarin wedges, drained fruit code tall, chili thoroughly and mint sprigs is prepared to serve.
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