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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1968

Page

3

Senior Citizens Dinner Highlights Community Center Activities

The January Dinner drew 76 Senior Citizens with varied entertainment. High School soloists Nancy Bakehouse Becky Berdo and Marcia Kleese played bass horn and Millie Bordwell accompanied. Craft Group painted a piano alabaster to blend with the room. Secretary Gillesby spoke for the YMCA drive and a kitchenette project nears completion. A Travel Program on January 25 features Marr Schell and Jamaica slides with “Gateway to the West.”

Bergstrom Nancy Bakehouse Becky Berdo Marcia Kleese Millie Bordwell Marr Schell Jamaica

Feather flower craft shown at Family Living II meeting

Mrs Boyd Siefkas demonstrated feather flowers at the Family Living II meeting held at Mrs Phil Kneen's home Tuesday evening. Sixteen members and guest Mrs Pat Tobin attended with cohostess Mrs Milo Steele Jr. The group voted to donate $10 to the Special Education School. ENGAGED Mr and Mrs Paul Hayes announce the engagement of daughter Sheila Diane to William Carl Dill of Greenfield Missouri. No wedding date set.

Boyd Siefkas Department of Family Living II Phil Kneen Pat Tobin Milo Steele Jr Paul Hayes Sheila Diane William Carl Dill Leon Dill Greenfield, Mo

Y Wives Meet at Y Rooms for Craft Activities

Forty one Y-Wives gathered Tuesday afternoon in Y rooms with Mrs G F Thompson and Mrs Ralph Bartelt as guests. Mrs Boyd Siefkas led ceramics and plate glass craft work while others took part in gym and card games.

G. F. Thompson Ralph Bartelt Boyd Siefkas Roger Harrington Robert Vanderlinden Ewart Scarff Janis Mullikin Pat Stacy Ann Erwin

Pribyl Completes Training At Ames Younkers

Jean Pribyl daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Pribyl of Washington and a fashion merchandising student at Ellsworth College in Iowa Falls has completed her first eight week training period with Younkers at Ames.

Social calendar rounds up church and club gatherings

On Wednesday St Anthony and St James Circles meet at 8 p m in the church basement. Thursday events include Family Living I at 8 p m with Mrs Robert Wiley and Fleur de Lis Club at 1:30 p m.

St. Anthony St. James Robert Wiley Fleur de Lis Club

Women and clubs schedule for January gathering

Mrs Bill Foster hosts recipe exchange and handwork session. Pat Stout leads program for Women of Moose with regular meeting at Moose Home at 8 pm. Executive board meets at 7 pm Creative Living I at 8 pm. Mrs Burge Hammond yields Creative Living II at 1 pm. Mrs Richard D Young organizes Senior Citizens Travel Program on Wednesday Jan 24 1968 at 3 2 pm At Y C meeting at 8 pm KC Hall. W Baker W R C holds all day meeting with Mrs Max Waterhouse bring sack lunch coffee provided Homemakers Club 1 30 pm Mrs Virgil Lintz Anly Hill Club 2 pm Captain's Table.

Bill Foster Pat Stout Women of Moose Moose Home Creative Living Burge Hammond Richard D. Young Senior Citizens W. Baker Max Waterhouse Homemakers Club Virgil Lintz Anly Hill Club

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