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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1972
Page
8
Dear Heloise shares practical advice on keeping pots safe from handles near flames and sitting for family meals at the table. Readers discuss daily routines, bridal shower invitations, and cost-saving tips, with humorous anecdotes and practical kitchen hacks.
Members of the WSCS gathered for a coffee event where Helen Lowvie Marshall of Denver spoke and shared a portfolio of her poetry and books. The gathering, chaired by Mrs. James Plant, included discussions of poetry readings and devotional selections from her work and the community project honors.
Mr and Mrs Fabriciano Martines of west of Haton announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Tedie to Henry R Carpio son of Mr and Mrs Henry Carpio of Gill The bride elect graduated from Haton High School in 71 Carpio from Platte Valley High School now attending the University of Northern Colorado majoring in business The wedding will take place in July with special guests including Mrs Arthur Garrell of Pueblo and Mrs Don Johnson of Durango Community activities include Missionary Strategy School Wesleyan Service Guild at Pinecrest and plans for volunteer projects at Hiblo School and World Community Day kits with calls to Mrs John Berry 154-522 and Mrs Ding Waring for prayer group and transportation volunteers for migrant children to doctors and dentists July events and World Community Day activities noted.
Abigail Van Buren responds to readers in a collage of letters. Topics include boycotting dirty films and pressuring studios, grandparents feeling neglected by busy offspring, a mother defending her infant’s weight against unsolicited dieting remarks, and political engagement urging registration and voting without complaint.
Winners from Colorado City entries were named in four classes with Mrs. Neal Hayward of Montrose, Miss Amy Quick of Parker, and Mrs. Lyon Woodruff of Denver taking top honors. Garments advanced to New York for national judging. class winners include adult, senior and under eighteen categories.
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