17 Jul 1976
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1976
Page
1
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on relationships and dating errors. A 47 year old widow seeks guidance after a first date lapse with an attractive bachelor, then questions about calling, playing hard to get, and future trust. The column also covers engagement jewelry, teen ear piercing, and a note on paternity testing, ending with a recipe tease for Summery Salad.
Hints discuss egg white in shell improving salad dressings staying mixed and not separating, maple sap on windows cleaned with baking soda paste, grapefruit juice on a cutting board keeping it looking fresh, and storage tricks for plastic foam meat bags and cookie trays. Readers praise simple, practical ideas.
A reflective piece contrasts nature’s spring calm with thoughts on wealth and fame, then shifts to a note about store bought souvenirs for a centennial year. It mentions a Christmas card that doubles as an 1878 calendar, decoupaged onto a rustic board for kitchen wall decor.
Miss Julie Ann Sharvitt and Michael J. Asmus exchanged wedding vows at Plymouth Congregational Church in Fort Collins on June 4. The ceremony was partly conducted by Rev. Fred Edmonds and Rev. Reinhold Opp. The couple, residents of Fort Collins, both hold nursing backgrounds and are connected to local institutions.
Weld County Arthritis Club members voted to recess during August as 42 members met at the First Congregational Church last Saturday. Altrusa hostesses were Vera Newburn and Mildred Hansen. Betty McRae led the craft workshop. Tape centerpieces were made for Fallacres Manor. Laura Rowe contributed 120 crossword puzzles for the Hospital. Next meeting is 12:30 p.m. Saturday Sept 21 with a covered dish luncheon.
Madeleine Mau, an automobile underwriting specialist for State Palk Lnurance, is named Woman of the Year by the Greeley Centennial Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association. She will compete for ABWA national Top Ten and American Woman of the Year awards at the January 21-24 convention in New Orleans, as the chapter selects one member annually for the honor. The article notes ABWA's nationwide reach, scholarship programs, and education efforts, highlighting more than 1,500 chapters and 89,000 members, with over $700,000 in local scholarships and $150,000 from the national fund awarded last year.
Monday schedule lists Extension Somemakers County Council meeting at tt Building at 9:30, several bridge clubs, TOPS groups, Greeley clubs, and service meetings at various venues including Weld County Dental Assistants, Odd Fellows Temple, and Farm Fare Cafeteria. Calls for upcoming Tuesday events and contact numbers included.
The First Christian Church dining room hosted the Service Club annual July picnic with 12 members and 10 guests. After dinner a memorial service for Mrs. Howard N. Brown was led by Robert Martin who read poems. The next meeting is Sept 1 at 2 p.m. with Ruth Holloway and Grace Bruckner as hostesses. A new miniature hobby magazine, Miniature Magazine, began circulation in April with dollhouse plans favored by readers.
The readable fragment appears to reference a cleaning or cleaning aid action with a cotton swab and detergent and a telephone dial. It includes a name Laulee C. Hurlbuth and a 1878 copyright attribution to King Features Syndicate.
The Military Order of the Cooties of Northern Colorado hosted a family outing at Black Hollow Lake with attendees from Colorado Wyoming and Arizona. Notables included Cal Lasher Clyde Starkhouse J Humphrey Dick Holloway Warren Williams and Eugene White plus a visit to Colorado State Nursing Home in Florence and a brief recipe note on Nectarine Grape Salad.
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