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people Garden club offers guides for care of summer plants Final plans for the Chillicothe Garden Club flower show at 1 the American Legion hall June 15 were made at the club's meeting Tuesday. A luncheon will be served at p.m. before the show by the Legion auxiliary and reservations, to be made before June 11, may be made by calling Mrs. Virgil Hallenberg, Mrs. George Troeger or Mrs.

Archie Campbell. Mrs. Earl Whiteside presided at the meeting and the club's beautification project at Fastview Heights Community Center was discussed. Mrs. Esther Glover, chairman, reported that her committee has planted six Eutin roses at the Center entrance.

Under the direction of Mrs. Ewing, children and youth at the area are responding with enthusiasm to the project, it was reported. Mrs. Glenn Merriman reported for the flower distribution committee that 25 bouquets had been taken to shut-ins. Mrs.

J. W. Moore said her committee has planted the urns at the Courthouse plaza and asked for volunteers to help with their care. The "Now is the Time" report by Mrs. H.

Miller stressed the importance of continuing control of weeds, especially dandelions, which have been unusually heavy and persistent over all the city. Mrs. Miller said now is the time to apply the first spray for soil webworms. She said roses should now be fed, treated for insects and mildew and watered. as sub-soil is still deficient in moisture in spite of recent rains.

Mrs. Miller pointed out that faded blooms should be clipped the first five leaves. "Hedges now the need trimming. leaving wider than the top to allow sun to reach the leaves." she said. Members were reminded that mulching of plants is than hoeing and conserves moisture.

"Tall garden plants should be staked to prevent damage by wind and rain, and many busby plants, especially chrysanthemums, should be pinched back at this time. Early blooming bulbs, such as jonquils, can now be moved or divided." she said. Friendly Neighbors hear of Africa trip Mrs. Austin entertained members of the Friendly Neighbors Club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Eight members and five guests were present, Mrs.

Inez Crookshank. Mrs. David Cramer, Mrs. Sue Jones, Miss Kara Austin and Mrs. John Davis.

Mrs. Robert Kirtley, president, gave the devotion on and conducted a business meeting. Miss Kara Austin presented a program, showing slides and telling of her experiences a trip to Africa where she visited Kenya, Tanganyika and Uganda. She visited several national parks and described the birds and animals native to that section. On her return she stopped over in Athens, Greece, and Brussels, Belgium.

Mrs. Bill Cramer, Mrs. Sue Jones and Mrs. Inez Crookshank drew door prizes. The next meeting will be July 7 with Mrs.

Will Perkins. Eagles announce cancer research aid The Auxilairy of the local Eagles Lodge No. 2428 presented $300 1 to the Eagles Art Ehrmann Cancer fund of the Fraternal Order of Eagles which will present a $10,000 grant to the Cancer Research Center Columbia. The grant will be made at the state Eagles convention in Salem June 18-20. The fund of the Eagles named in honor of the late Arthur S.

Ehrinann, editor of Eagle publications for 25 years, was established by the Grand Aerie to support cancer research by providing grants to recognized research centers, medical colloges and hospitals. The fund is maintained by voluntary money raising activities in Eagle aeries and auxiliaries, John W. Graham, president of the local lodge said. Do yull have an apartment or: room to rent? Try Constitution -Tribune Want Ad! CHILLICOTHE CONSTITUTION- TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1976 PAGE Guests are welcome to visit News Notes at Senior Citizens Center (Continued From Page One) KENDRA STRATTON GROUPS Visitors to the Senior Center, 621 Elm, are welcome for lunch and a visit to the gift shop. Guests Thursday were Mrs.

Roder Nyberg and her daughter, Susan Jones. Susan spent about an hour browsing and buying in the gift shop and visiting with Mrs. Iva Mc Daniels. Susan is a private in the United States Army and asked Mrs. Mc Daniels if she ever considered joining the army.

Susan was so impressed with Mrs. McDaniels' talents and years of perience. The white elephant table is full of items and has lots of books. Any senior citizen who likes a horse show is invited to attend the show Sunday at the 4-H and FFA Fairgrounds arena at 12 noon at half price. Friday evening at 8 o'clock, there will be a card party for all senior citizens at the Center.

The participants have been having some lively pitch and pinochle games. All senior citizens are invited to join in the fun. Thursday afternoon there will be recreation for the nursing home residents. Tuesday afternoon all senior citizens are invited to play cards and checkers at the Center. The Livingston County Council on Aging will meet at the Senior Center at 10 a.m.

Monday. Menus for the week are: Monday: Tuna salad, macaroni and cheese, green beans, wheat bread and margarine, sliced peaches, coffee, tea and milk. Tuesday: Ham and parsleyed potatoes, cottage cheese and pineapple, salad, rolls and margarine, cake, coffee, tea and milk. Wednesday: Fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, slaw, rolls and margarine, fruit pie, milk, tea and coffee. Thursday: Roast beef, oven browned potatoes, breaded tomatoes, celery sticks, rolls and margarine, ice cream, milk, tea and coffee.

Friday: Pork cutlets, baked potatoes, steamed cabbage, corn bread and margarine, gelatin with fruit, milk, tea and coffee. OATS bus schedule will be June 8, Chillicothe; June 9, Chillicothe and June 10, Chillicothe. Etherton rites at Bethel church Memorial services for Orville R. Etherton were held at 1:30 Friday afternoon at the Bethel Assembly of God church with the Rev. W.

L. Raines officiating. Harmon Rooks sung Unclouded Day." "We'll Talk It Over In the By and By" and "I'm Walking With The Pallbearers were L. D. Bailey.

Jot.n Ford. Leonard Robertson. Louis Stein, Dick Logan and Ralph Wigfield. Burial was in Resthaven Memorial Gardens under direction of the Lindley Funeral Home. Charlie Broomfield gets endorsement of Lehr Following a campaign tour in Adair County and Kirksville Thursday.

State Auditor George Lehr announced to the news media that he WAS endorsing Charlie Broomfield in the Sixth District Congressional race. The endorsement for the Democartic nomination for the seat now held by Congressman Jerry Litton came after a full day of campaigning for Broomfield by the state auditor in his home county. Both Lehr and Broomfield spoke to the Kiwanis Club and then Lehr's mother, Mrs. E. E.

Lehr, hosted a reception for her son and Broomfield. The two then attended a reception at Northeast Missouri State U'niversity. In endorsing Broomfield. Lehr had this to say in statement: have known Charlie personally as a teacher of American government. AS an outstanding legislator.

and a county official. In each of his 14 years of public work Charlie has left a record of dedicated service. "I know he would continue that record in the U.S. Congress But primarily I have the greatest confidence in Charlie's personal integrity and great desire to serve the Sixth District "I have 310 hesitation and take great pleasure in adding my personal endorsement 10 those of many civic leaders who are part of the Broomfield for Congress campaign." Area aviation update meetings are set The seventh session of the "Aviation Update" meetings will be held at 8:00 p.m., Monday. June 7.

at the U'niversity extension center in Carrollton, and at 8:00 p.m.. Wednesday. June 9, at the Keytesville Courthouse. The special guest at each of the meetings will be Bob Hanion, FAA Safety Specialist from the Kansas City General Aviation district office (GADO; Mr. Hanlon wall demonstrate disorientation by having pariticpants sit in a specially designed chair.

respond to directions, and relate their sensations. He will also lead the discussion after the films are shown The two films to be shown are "Path to Safety." which illustrates dramatic meidents vecurring as a result of misjudgment, and "'Stalling for which shows how stalls occur, the warning signs Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stratton. Washington, Mo announce the arrival of their fourth child.

a girl, born May 21 She weighed 8 pounds. 2 ounces and has been named Kendra Lee. She joins A brother John and sister's, Tina and Jennifer Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Tom Applegate. Lee's Summit Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Stratton.

Meadville Paternal great grandmother is Mrs. Anna Grimes, Meadville 30TH ANNIVERSARY Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Grayson "Hancock. Meadville, were honored with a dinner in St.

Joseph by their children, Mrs. Rick Polsgrove, Savannah; Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hancock, Wichita, Kan. and Mr.

and Mrs. David McCullough, Unionville They were observing their 30th wedding anniversary which will be June 16. AT BAPTIST CENTER Tammy Fugate. Meadville. has gone to Glorieta.

N. where she will be employed for the summer at the Baptist Conference center She will serve as a guide and help with recreational activities. Mr. and Mrs. I.

E. Fugate took Tammy to New Mexico. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stephens.

Wichita. Mr and Mrs. Jack Heller and family. Gravette. Ark.

and Mr and Mrs. David Fugate and family. Independence. while traveling. Mrs.

Fugate is on vacation from the office of Stanbury's. WITH RELATIVES Murray Templeman and Woody Templeman were accompanied by Martin Templeman of Chillicothe on a vacation visit in Oklahoma City. Okla. with their sister and aunt. Mr and Mrs.

Randall Chamberlain. In White House. Tex. they visited with another brother nd uncle. Bob Templeman.

BIRTHDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy VanSickle, Hurdland and Debbie Stone. Bucklin were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Stone. Amy and Ryan. Meadville. Sunday, the Stones entertained with a family dinner honoring the birthdays of Mary VanSickle, Reginia Dowell and Fara Dowell. Dinner guests were Mr.

Mrs. Carl Dowell and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dowell and Fara, Brookfield: Larry Dowell. Omaha.

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Alien. Kristi and Scott. Forker: Mrs Ken Fales, Sheri and Shelley.

Galatin: Mr.a nd Mrs. LeRoy VanSickle. Hurdland and Miss Debbie Stone. Bucklin. Afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs.

Junior Wilburn, Ludlow SHRINE SEWING GROUP The Shrine Ladies Sewing Group will meet Tuesday in the Masonic Temple. METHODIST CONFERENCE Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wright. Meadville.

were delegates attending the three of Missouri West Conference of the United Methodist at Central Methodist College. Fayette. Ordination of elders and deacons officiated by Bishops Robert E. Goodrich and Eugene Frank al the Linn Memorial United Methodist church was held with the Rev Michael K. White among pastors ordained as a elder.

VISIT IN KANSAS Mrs Loren Summers of Hale and Mrs Larry Ida Brotherton of Chillicothe went to Moberly to join Mrs. Robert (Mary, Wilcox for a trip to Kansas, where they visited Mr and Mrs. Rad Mildred: Croft and son at Newton Mrs Summers and her daughters went on to Bunker Hill. Kans and visited her brother and sister They attended Memorial Day Services at Lucas on Monday. returning to Missouri and their homes on Tuesday SHEPPARDS SELL.

HOME Russell and Mary Clark have purchased the Sheppard Nursing Home at Laredo from Mr and Mrs. Coed Sheppard The Clark's formerly lived north of Laredo and will move to the nursing home The Sheppards who also own the drug store in Laredo will move to the vacated Hess home Happy Birthday Mary Ann Group 5 of the First Christian Church will mort at the Jaycee shelter house in Simpson Park Monday mormng at 10 a In case of rain will moot at the church MARK SOWDER Mark Sawder, son of Mr and Mrs terry Sowder. 14 A patient al Baptist Memorial hospital. 6601 Rockhill road. Kansas City.

Mo 64131. Room R17 and would enjoy hearing from friends Club members were advised to always read and follow to the letter all directions on chemical sprays. "Much damage can be and often is done by the careless use of these ingredients which used correctly are of inestimable Mrs. Miller said. Mrs.

Troeger, chairman of the flower show, led a lesson on flower arrangements. She reminded the public that participation in the show is open to all residents of Livingston County. The only requirement is that specimens be grown by the entrant, who must be an amateur gardener. Only one entry in each class is allowed and gardeners may watch the newspaper for a listing of classes. The door prize was won by Mrs.

Louis Young. It was also announced that it is not too late to join the club for the current gardening year. Memberships may be secured by calling Mrs. Mildred Mason. Homebuilders have development talk The Community Homebuilders Club met with Mrs.

Beverly Reeser with nine members present. The meeting was called to order by Mrs. Bessie Whiteside in the absence of the president and vice-president. Officers were installed by Mrs. Mary Schauer.

A silent auction was held. Mrs. Ruth Seiberling talk on community develop ment. "A game was conducted by Mrs. Mildred Hughes.

Mrs. Reeser served refreshments. Democratic Women discuss Bicentennial activities Livingston County Women's Democrat Club met Thursday evening in the Community room of the Chillicothe State Bank with 21 members attending. Mrs. Willa Jane Smith presided at the meeting, discussing plans for Bicentennial activities and celebration July 1 through July 4.

Mrs. Ann Vinson gave a report on the Sixth district congressional meeting held May 25. Mrs. Margaret Frith reported on the Livingston County Health Unit, and Mrs. Madeline Hawkins gave deadlines for voter registration.

Ms. Smith also announced that the next meeting will include a picnic to be held at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, July 29, at the Wheeling shelter house. Hostess for the evening was Lena Smithson. Cowere Donna Lewis, Margaret Frith, Harriet Kirby, Eemlia Leech and Mary Lou VanDeventer.

Sorority gives to Library fund A donation of money to the Hale School library fund was voted by the eleven members of Hale Rho Eta chapter, Beta Sigma Phi at its at the home of Carol Hoffman. The members also voted to have a booth and sponsor a queen candidate at the July 4 celebration. Plans for the North Central Missouri Angus meeting dinner June 28 wee discussed. Nancy Anderson and Janice Burnside presented a program and review of the programs the chapter has had Refreshments were served by Carol Hoffman and COhostess, Mary Lou Nichols. The chapter members were each presented a decorated egg from the hostess The next regular meeting will be September 13 Police court (Continued From Page One) J.

Surber, 1116 McNally. Defendants forfeiting bonds on charges of exceeding posted speed limits included: Marcia A. Montgomery, Chillicothe, $39 bond, Audrey 9081 2 Vine, $43 bond, and Mark E. Silkwood. 108 $40 bond.

Also forfeiting bonds were Steven E. Levora, 439 Cherry, charged with driving the wrong way on a one-way street, bund of $10; and Derryl G. Matthes, Kansas City, $110 bond on a charge of acts against official authority. AARON LEF. RAKER Mr and Mrs Lewis Baker of 223 East Second have chosen the name of Aaron Ire for their son May 26 Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs.

E. Baker. Chillicothe. Paternal great grandmother is Mrs. Pearl Ralls.

Chillicothe Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Cobb. Wheeling. and Mrs. Gwen Rist. Chillicothe.

Maternal great. grandparents are Mrs. Ethel Cobb. Chillicothe. and Mr and Mrs Jesse Mastin.

G'orydon. la. MRS. HARRY HARGRAVE AND STANLEY BEVELLE IN CLUB DEMONSTRATION. Manning club sees make-up, cosmetic demonstrations The Manning Extension club met recently at The Clipper for a program on hair styling and make Jerry BeVelle, owner, Miss Angela Pedocki, and Stan BeVelle styled hair for Mrs.

Kirby Vulgamott, Mrs. W. C. Wombles Mrs. Raymond McCrary, Mrs.

Bill Smith and Mrs. Harry Hargrave. Mrs. Jerry BeVelle demonstrated make- up techniques on Mrs. Wombles and Mrs.

Vulgamott. Mrs. Voyle Grother, club president. presided over a short business meeting with 14 members and a guest, Miss Debra Jacobs, present. Mrs.

Smith. nominating committee chairman, reported club officers for the new year; Mrs. Grothe. president; Mrs. Deane Jacobs, vice-president, and Mrs.

Willis Middleton, secretary-treasurer. Club members voted to serve the annual Chula Coop supper June 10. Mr. and Mrs. BeVelle were presented a gift of appreciation from Manning club.

by "Day camp is next week for Chillicothe scouts The Chillicothe Girl Scout Day Camp for 1976, "Heritage Trails," will be next week Monday through Friday from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., daily. Mrs. Renetta Teegarden is director; Mrs. Jan Manning the assistant director: Mrs.

Francine Skinner, business manager: Norma Hussey. site chairman; and Mrs. Estelle Gabel, food chairman. Programs to be presented during the week are: Monday, Doris Fitchett will talk about bird watching and nature hikes: Tuesday. Carolyn Hannon, will discuss quilting: Wednesday, Joy Polson, Rock Port will tell the Scouts about wider oportunities; Thursday, Earle Teegarden, will discuss pioneer trails: and Friday, Mrs.

Charlene Coleman. will present a Bicentennial program followed by the traditional closing ceremony. The day camp will be held at Camp Ki-Li-Ro-Co. In case of rain the camp will be held at the 4-H, FFA building at the fairgrounds. The girls will be bussed to the Camp each day leaving from the Scout Little House in Simpson Park.

The bus schedule is as follows: Leaving at 1:30 p.m., Units one, two and of unit three; 1:45 p.m. half of units three, four five: and 2 p.m., units 6. 7 and 8. Mrs. Howe tells Wheeling Methodist Women of her center Wheeling United Methodist Women met in the home of Mrs.

Martha Howe June 3, with Mrs. Abie Corzette as COhostess. "America the Beautiful" was sung as an opening number. Mrs. Elmer Lowe, president.

read Bible verses and offered prayer. Roll call showed 13 present with 46 sick calls having been made. and 43 cards, letters or flowers having been sent. Mrs. Howe commented on her most unusual worship center.

It displayed a book titled "Friends" published in 1830 and told of the beliefs, order of worship and rituals of this group of persons who called themselves "Friends." which is a branch of the Quakers. Mrs. Howe is of the third generation removed from relatives who embraced this faith. Beside this book was a candle burned low and a small McCollums mark 40 years of marriage On Sunday, May 23 Mr. and Mrs.

E. R. McCollum of Meadville was honored with a family dinner in their home in observance of their 40th wedding anniversary. The McCollums were given a gift of an engraved silver tray and a decorate cake. Those bringing dinner were his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Otis MeCollum of Winigan; the McCollums children, Mr. and Mrs. Glen McCollum, Kansas City: Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Buckman, Lynn and Trudy and Phil Bagley, Prudin and Mr.a nd Mrs. Bill Riley, Scarlett and William of Winigan. Afternoon callers were Mrs. Leta Coffey of Springfield and Mr. and Mrs.

Brooks Buckman. Marriage Licenses Issued June 2- Leon Alexander Gooch, 66, Purdin and Alta Evelyn Graham, 66, Chillicothe. June Robert Cameron Cairns, 40, Chillicothe and Virginia Lee Holtzclaw, 28, Chillicothe. REPUBLICAN CLUB The Livingston County Republican clut. will meel Monday at 1:30 at the home of Mrs Ethel Hancuck The program.

"Election will be continued by Mrs. Charles Adams IN MCDANELD HOME Brent McDaneid. Columbia and Randy Carleton. Kansas City. were weekend guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne McDaneld and David of Hale MRS. J. F. LAWLER Mrs.

Lawler. Wheeling. has returned home after spending Memorial Dav weekend in Los Angeles. Calif where she visited her son and family. Mr and Mrs John Lawler and sisters.

Mr. Mrs. Bill Frank and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nathe.

She was accompanied on the trip by her son. Alfred Lawler and grandson. Jerry Lawler. Liberty MIC-0-SAY DANCERS All boy scouts of the Ma-HasKah district who are of the tribe of Mic-0-Say are reminded of the public dance Sunday afternoon at the football stadium In Cameron Chillicothe group will meet 2:20 p.m. Sunday at the parking lot of the U'nited Methodist church to leave for Cameron.

COXES SELL Mr and Mrs. Dick Cox have sole their residential property at 910 Glenwood drive to Mr and Mrs Res Smith of the Avalon community Sale arrangements were by Mildred Hilt. realtor associate of Jerry Brovles Bible bound in olive wood. which had been purchased in Jerusalem by a friend. School of Missions to be held July 8 though July 11 was announced.

Also Bible School to be held June 7-11. Mrs. Eva Cross gave the lesson, titled "Meaning and Manner of Membership in The United Methodist Women." She told that women who volunteer to do work in the organization should be capable of expressing themselves, willing to take definite stands on certain questions, and should show humility as instructed by the apostle Paul. Mrs. Herman Braun dismissed the meeting with prayer.

The next regular meeting will be with Mrs. Lowe in Chillicothe. Morse family holds reunion The Morse family reunion was held May 30 in Griffith Park at Dawn. Those present from the Dr. George, Gladys Morse Morse family and Glenn were Hanks, Kim and Jeff.

From the Chris Morse family were Mr. and Mrs. Junior Morse, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Morse and Mr.

and Mrs. Junior Moorse and sons, Mr and Mrs. Lowell Morse, Mrs. Odessa McBee and grandaughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Thiel and sons. Mrs Gladys Wiellons and son. Mrs. Fred Dichman and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Ross and family and Mr. and Mrs Jim Welsh. Other visitors were Pete Johnson, Mrs. Sherman Garst and family and Mrs. Helen Lewis.

Weekend visitors of Mr and Mrs. Lowell Morse were Mr. and Mrs. Junior Morse of Muscatine, lowa, Mrs. MeBee and Teresa of Columbus Junction, lowa, Mr.

and Mrs. Ross, Chris and Noel of Hardin; and Miss Ann Dickman, Kansas City. They were visiting cemeteries in area and in attendance at the Morse reunion. BROWNS SELL. Mr and Mrs Leonard Brown have sold their residential property located at 1705 Bovd to Mr and Mrs Art Krzmarzick.

Sale ar rangements were made by 1111 Mon: somers with Montgomery Realty Circuit Court Cases Filed May 17 Mari. Helen Goodman. V'S Paul Harvey Goodman. dissolution st marriage May 27. Andy Savage V'S Penny Savage dissolution of marriage May 27 Elwyn l.

Cady. I. F. Robert-o! et al. damages 65 DRIVE- IN ENDS TONIGHT "White Line Fever" Jan Michael Vincent Treasure" Cornel Wilde Rated PG approaching stall, and the recovery actions which the pilot can take Three separate single.

concept films, linked on one reel and about four minutes each, will also be shown They highlight the proper safety techniques and procedures to employ while making softfield. short and crosswind takeoffs and landings -TUES. "The Great Waldo Pepper" Robert Redford Rated PG PLUS- JACK WAITER LEMMON MATTHAU THE FROM.