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Chairman Named for Arcadia Drive Mrs. Don McDade has been named chairman of the 1977 Breath of Life campaign in Arcadia by Raymond A. Palis, president of the Iowa Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The campaign will be conducted during September, Cystic Fibrosis Month across the nation. Mrs.

McDade will lead local volunteers in raising funds which will support the research and care for children affected by cystic fibrosis, severe asthma, chronic bronchitis, bronchiectasis, and other related lung-damaging diseases. Cystic fibrosis, an incurable genetic disease, is inherited by one in every 1,600 babies born in the United States. Both parents carry the recessive gene for CF and number among the one in 20 persons in the U.S. who may be carriers, usually without knowing it. With improved therapy and constant research, many CF patients are now given the chance to live to adulthood.

Times Herald, Carreli, la. Friday, August 19, 1977 Engaged Edith Kastle of Carroll announces the engagement of her daughter, Jeanette, to Robert Wegman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wegman, also of Carroll. The couple is planning a March 31 wedding.

SET MASS The St. Rose of Lima Catholic Daughters of America will hold a Feast Day Mass at 7:15 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 23 at Holy Spirit Church in Carroll. Rolls and coffee will be served in the school cafeteria after the services.

Gloria's School of Dance Graded Classes Ballet--Tap--Jazz AcrobaticClass For Adults REGISTRATION Wednesday, Aug. 24 1 P.M.-6 P.M. Elks' Club Ballroom (So. Entrance) Programs on Sudden Infant Syndrome (SID) will be presented by the Iowa State Health Department at 1:30 and 7:15 p.m. Thursday at St.

Anthony Regional Hospital i in Carroll. The program, to be presented in the hospital's education room, is geared to medical personnel. It includes historical perspectives, epidemiology, incidence. medical facts. parents' point -of-view and research information.

The program is free to the public and no pre-registration is required. Program at Hospital 5 Women Lose Pounds STOP Club of Carroll held their regular meeting Thursday night at 408 W. 7th St. Thirteen members weighed in; five lost seven and a half pounds; five gained six and a half pounds and two stayed the same. One new member joined the group and anyone interested in joining the Club is welcome to attend the meetings held at 7 p.m., Thursday at 408 W.

7th Carroll. Church Services TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Ninth and Adams Mrs. I Kenneth Holley, Organist Sunday11 a.m. Holy Communion, Fr. Gatrel, officiant YEARBOOKS ARRIVE The Carroll Community High School "Ace" Yearbooks have arrived and students may pick them up at the high school until 5 p.m.

Friday or from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday morning. They may also be picked up next week. THAT GIANT LEAP will be COLLEGE! Prepare for your child's future education with a time certificate account savings plan that pays the highest interest on your savings. 0 5 Now At Our New Location 510 Hwy.

30 West Stop In and Inquire About Our Wide Range Of GENDER Insured Savings Programs FSLIC 8 Cise Heritage LOAN 510 Hwy. 30 West 792-9772 Carroll Offices in CARROLL, DENISON, MO. VALLEY and ATLANTIC Dear Abby By Abigail Van Buren a DEAR ABBY: My husband had polio as child. He's been confined to a wheelchair for: nearly 30 years, but can do everything an abled-bodied man can do except walk. Now for my pet peeve: When we are in a a well-meaning but thoughtless waitress invariably turns to me and asks, "And what.

will HE have?" This has happened to me so often that I now have a standard reply: "He is perfectly capable of telling you. Why don't you ask him?" Abby, it is amazing the number of people who 1 assume that because someone is in a wheelchair, he is completely helpless and unable to communicate. Please print my letter. It might wake ups some folks who think a physically handicapped person can neither think nor speak for himself. Thank you! FEDU DEAR FED UP: Your message is an important one.

And while we're on the subject of showing consideration for the physically handicapped, when you are speaking to someone in a wheelchair for more than a minute, please draw up a chair and sit down so that you will both be on the same eye level. Forcing him to look up at you gives him a pain in the neck. Literally! DEAR ABBY: I'm an orchestra director who frequently gets requests to play a number in honor of a wedding anniversary. I always get a laugh when on the occasion of the first wedding anniversary I play, "Night and Day." For the fifth anniversary, I play. "Saturday Night." For the 10th anniversary, I play, "Once in a For the 25th anniversary, I play, "Now and And for the 50th anniversary, 1 play, For the What do you suggest for anniversaries over 50: OPEN TO SUGGESTIONS DEAR OPEN: How about, "We Did It Before and We Can Do It Again?" DEAR ABBY: The letter from HAD, who ordered and paid for $5 for "grass" and in return received lawn clippings, was hilarious.

It reminded me of another. ad, years ago, to "Send $1 for the secret of success." Those responding received a fishhook with the advice, suckers like we CONVULSED CONFIDENTIAL TO ALICE: Don't marry a drinking man. A man who won't stay sober for his sweetheart would never stay sober for his wife. Three Give Bridal Shower criminal justice. JANETTE'S HEADQUARTERS Is Moving To a new location at 402 N.

Adams (between Pokey's and McHughie). Janette I has also added a new stylist, PHYLLIS LUDWIG, to better the Carroll area. HAIRCUT SPECIAL August 23-27 Reg. $5 SPECIAL $3.50 For Appointment Call 792-5347 Linda Masching, August bride elect. was honored at 1 shower Wednesday, Aug.

17. Hostesses were Doris Hoffman, Joleen Schumacher and Marlene Berger. The shower was held at the future bride's home. Thirty-two guests attended the courtesy. Decorations were in her chosen colors of green and Games were plated and prizes: won by Mary Jo Masching, Joyce Masching, Jolene Grote, Mrs.

Leon' Masching, Mrs. Berger and Mrs. Mark Stoelk. Gifts were opened and a doll for bows was presented to the future bride. Lunch was served by the hostesses.

Miss Masching, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Leon Masching of Carroll, will become the bride of Michael Berger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Othmar: Berger of Westside on Aug.

20 at Holy Spirit Church, Carroll: COLLEGE Several. Carroll area students have been accepted by the lowa Lakes Community College at the Emmetsburg and Estherville campuses for fall quarter. The students and their majors are: Terry Ruchti of Carroll, marine: small engine mechanics; Gail Eischeid of Carroll; recreational specialist; Mark Steffes of Carroll, photo journalism; Allan of Carroll; marketing management; Lori Hausman of Carroll; recreational specialist; and Diane Riesenberg of Carroll, criminal justice. 21 Women at Newcomers At Home Mr. and Mrs.

Tim Maixner, who were married on July 15 at St. John's Church, Arcadia, are now residing at 1609 Jones Sioux City, la. Mrs. Maixner, the former Roxanne Lussman, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbert Lussman of Carroll. Mr. Maixner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schwaller of Odebolt.

Salvation Army Aided by United Way Perhaps one of the best general descriptions of the Salvation Army is found in the charter issued in New York State in 1899. Here the Army is. defined as an organization "designed to operate as a religious and charitable corporation with the following purposes: "The spiritual, moral and. physical reformation of all who need it. "The reclamation of the vicious, criminal, dissolute and degraded.

"Visitation among the poor and lowly and sick. preaching of the Gospel and the dissemination of Christian truth by means of open- -air and indoor meetings." The original and still paramount purpose of The Salvation Army is to lead men and women into a proper relationship with God. William Booth, however, was a realist. He recognized that help towards physical regeneration must go hand in hand with spiritual rebirth in a congregation such as he faced. He therefore instituted a welfare program that was and is today a manifestation and practical application of the dominating spiritual motive of The Salvation Army.

Aid is given wherever and whenever the need is apparent, without distinction as to race or creed and without demand for adherence, simulated or real, to the principles of The Army. The 1978 United Way Drive will help to fund the local Salvation Army Corp. One of the services of the Salvation Army is to assist transits passing through our area, with food and lodging. The Salvation Army faithfully follows the words of Christ: "Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these, my brethren, ye have done it unto Me." BALK'S EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC Future Bride Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard J. Greving of Willey announce the engagement of their daughter, Denise, to Calvin Smith, son of Mrs. Edith Smith and the late Leland Smith of Dunkerton, Iowa. A Nov. 26 wedding is planned at St.

Mary's Church, Willey. Shower for Kris Meyer Kris Meyer, September bride-elect, was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower held Thursday night. Hostess was Jan Lappe and the shower was held at the Lappe. home in Carroll with Mary Ann Naberhaus and Della Lappe, co-hostesses. Twenty guests attended the courtesy including the future bride's new neighbors.

Bridal games were played and lunch was served by the hostess. Gifts were opened by the bride elect. Miss Meyer, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Meyer of Carroll, will become the bride of Daryl Quandt, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Quandt of Willey, Sept. 3 at St. Lawrence Church, Carroll. Area Students to Be Graduated Several area students will be among: 370 persons receiving diplomas and.

degrees at the summer graduation of Des Moines Area Community College on Sept. 1. The commencement at 7:30 p.m. in Veteran's Auditorium, Des Moines, will be for students from the Ankeny, campus and the urban center. The graduation candidates and their majors are: ARCADIA Nancy Andersen, bookkeeping and accounting; Cynthia Venteicher, child care.

CARROLL Dawn Dillehay, fashion merchandising; Denise Broich, bookkeeping and accounting: Kenneth Wessling, auto parts specialist; Diane Twit, retail merchandising. DEDHAM Allan Wiederien, job shop machinist. LAKE VIEW Cindy Schramm, child care. MANNING Ann Voge, comm. corrections.

TEMPLETON Connie Stevens, child care. Newcomers Club of Carroll held their regular meeting Thursday night at Tony's Restaurant with 21 guests and 25 members attending. Table committee was Linda Fichter, Linda Riesberg and Flo Ann Wills. Table theme and tallies were plants and flowers. First-time guests were: Jan Gatrel, Bee Oswatt, Buddie Lanhan, Nancy Lemon, Judy Janbaay, Rami Smith, Cindy Tieche, Katie McQueen, Jackie Heim, Rosemary Navarro, Sandy Hood and Mary Nielson; second time were: Sandy Crosby, Barb Gronstal, Theresa Jones, Carrie Schmit and Gillian Wieckhorst.

Third time were: Linda Anthony, Melva Schmidt, Joyce Felton and Jan Votrobek. Dan Mack, advisory board member of the Carroll Recreation Center spoke about the new facility and its services. A question and answer period followed. Cathy Greteman explained the Carroll Arts Council. Door prizes were won by Evie Sewell and Judy Janbaay.

Bridge prize was won by Marge Adams. A coffee is planned by the Club to be held at Graham Park on Tuesday, Aug. 23 at 9:30 a.m. Each person is to bring their own beverage. Thie next meeting will be a joint.

meeting with Pateo at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 15 at the Southside Shelterhouse. The table committee for Newcomers are Elaine Knudtson, Kathy Richardson and Gayle Redding and for Pateo, Thelma Ames and Sheryl Frehse. Calendar FRIDAYGolden Circle Golden Circle MONDAYGolden Circle TUESDAYE.S.P.

Club, Mrs. Ed Fasbender A.B.C. Club, Mrs. John Harbour Newcomers coffee, 9:30 a.m., Graham Park WEDNESDAY- do Golden Circle Club, Mrs. Robert Haidlee H.G.

Club, Mrs. Anna Wernimont Friendly Neighbor Club, Mrs. George Otto THURSDAYSTOP Club, 7p.m. 408 W. 7th F.

O. B. Club, Mrs. William Kuker: Golden Circle SATURDAYGolden Circle Play Tryouts Aug. 22, 23 for the Carroll Community Theatre's production of "My Fair will be held at 8p.m.

August 22 and 23 in Room 105- at High School. Playbooks are available at the Carroll library. REUNION The family of the late Ed 'and Elsie Patrick of Coon Rapids held a reunion on Sunday, Aug. 14, at the Dedham park. Sons and daughters present were: Howard of Longmont, Mrs.

Merle (Bernice) Pomeroy of Dedham; Ralph of Des Moines; Paul of Garland. Delbert of Carroll: Mrs. Delbert (Annabelle) Von Bon of Dedham; Jon of Merced, and Mrs. James (Joan) Campbell of Council Bluffs. Also present were their husbands and wives; 57 grandchildren; nine great chitdren and several guests.

This war the first time the entire family had been together in 16 years. SCHULTE CITED Army Pfc. Denis R. Schulte, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Urban J. 'Schulte, Breda, has been named Soldier of the Quarter for the 1st Infantry Division Artillery at Ft. Riley, Kan. He was selected for his soldierly appearance, knowledge and performance of duties and military courtesy. He entered the Army in March 1977 after attending Iowa State University, Ames.

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