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Living Today The Solina Journal Friday, April 30, 1982 Page 5 Janet A. Martin Elks Country Club will be the scene of an after-rehearsal buffet dinner Friday evening for Salinans Janet Ann Martin and Timothy J. Linenberger. Thirty guests are invited to the event for which the future groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Dennis Linenberger, 1827 Quincy, will be hosts. The bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob L. Martin, E.

Country Club also will attend. The couple will be married at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at the Sacred Heart Cathedral. Other events were given in honor of the couple, including five showers. Karen Morgan, 1116 Quincy, and Joni Debold, 112 S.

12th, gave a personal shower at Debold's home. Twelve guests were invited. A miscellaneous shower was given by Julie Martin, 1845 Marc, and Laura Have You Shopping VERNEDA'S Lately? l14.ASo.7Hi S27-OI3I SWIMMING POOLS Check Our Spring Promotion Call Phil Martin (913)827-7239 Ritter, 237 Minneapolis, at Martin's home. There were 17 guests invited. A miscellaneous couple's shower and buffet dinner was given by Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Gorman, 2235 Mayfair, at their home. Twelve guests were invited. A couple's shower and dinner was given at the Red Coach West by eight couples in Mrs. Martin's bridge club.

Twenty-two guests were invited. And a miscellaneous shower, to which 26 guests were invited, was given at First National Handi-Bank, Mid State Mall. Hostesses were Margie Budke, Rt. Anne Platt, Mineappolis, and Jo Thielen, 909 S. 10th.

The couple's wedding colors of ivory, yellow, pink and blue were featured in decorations at all the events. New Baby A daughter, Audrey Leigh, was born April 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Rickard Sieker, Russell. Mrs.

Sicker is the former Mary Louise Parks of Salina. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Parks, Salina, and Mr. and Mrs.

George Sicker, Chase. Great-grandparents are Mrs. Irene Glenn, Guymon, Mrs. Elda Binger and Mrs. Millie Sieker, both of Ellinwood.

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Saturday Union Pacific Oldtimers Club 32, 6:30 p.m. salad supper, Leisure Years Center, 9th and Elm. Bring your favorite salad. AAUW, noon lunch, Salina Country Club. Parents Without Partners, 9 p.m.

dance, Red Coach West. Sunday Catholic Single Adults Club, 6 p.m. group prayer meeting, St. Mary, Queen of the Universe Catholic Church. A meeting will follow at St.

Mary's School, room 5-B. Membership is open to all single adults. Parents Without Partners, 7:30 p.m. coffee and conversation, 501 W. Wilson.

Alateen Serenity Seekers, 7:30 p.m. meeting, Friendship Center, 746 Commanche. Sweet Adelines have open house An afternoon of barbershop music will be featured at an open house May 2 given by the Smoky Valley Chapter of Sweet Adelines. The public is invited to the event, which will be from 2-4 p.m. at the United Church of the Cross, 1600 Rush, to join in celebrating the chapter's 25th anniversary.

Mrs. Donna Sherwood, chapter member, says this event is being given "to show our appreciation for all the support we've gotten from people during the past 25 years." Musical performances will be presented by women from Lyons, Great Bend and Abilene. A local men's quartet, "The Spare Parts," and women from the chapter also will perform. Refreshments will be served. Activities planned by the chapter include a dinner theater June 19 at Heritage Hall entitled, "Barbershop by Candlelight." And the group's annual Parade of Harmony will be October 2 at Central High School.

Boss of the Year named by ABWA Anilas Chapter of the American Business Women's Association has chosen Jim Durham, 1809 Hillcrest Lane, its 1982 Boss of the Year. Durham is administrative partner of Woods and Durham, Chartered, a Certified Public Accounting firm. A graduate of the University of Oklahoma, he has been in private practice since 1964. He was nominated by ABWA member Cathy Sklenicka, computer operator for the firm. Business experience and accomplishments and encouragement of employee advancement are factors weighed in selecting the Boss of the Year.

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