Great Bend Tribune from Great Bend, Kansas • Page 15

Maria del Carmen Davidson Myra Lee Miller Janice Oliver Mary Ann Engagements Told Davidson Copeland The engagement of Miss Maria del Carmen Davidson to Randolph Leigh Copeland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Unruh of 1009 Polk, is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Edward Davidson of Miami, Fla. Miss Davidson is a graduate of Miami Dade Junior College where she is pursuing further studies in the field of biology. Her fiance is a graduate of Great Bend High School and Sterling College, and he is attending Tulane Medical School in New Orleans, La. The wedding date will be set for later this year.

Miller Alefs Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Miller of 54 1G Broadway announce the engagement of their daughter, Yvonne to Daniel J. Alefs, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Alefs of 2114 Van Buren. A graduate of Great Bend High School, Miss Miller attended Barton County Community Junior College and she is employed by Boogaarts. Her linace is a graduate of GBHS and is employed by Great Bend Manufacturing. No wedding date has been set.

Ward Rankin Mr. and Mrs. Wayne H. Ward of Larned announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Margaret to Randall Ray Rankin, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Daylon Rankin, also of Larned. Miss Ward is a senior family economics major at Kansas State University where she is associated with Kappa Kappa Gamma social sorority. Her fiance is a graduate of KSU with a bachelor of science degree in construction science, and he was affiliated with Sigma Lambda Chi honorary fraternity. He is employed with B. B.

Anderson Construction Company in Topeka. The wedding is planned for June 2. Diploma Decoration. Make sweet diplomas to decorate a frosted graduation cake. Use hard stick candy the round kind.

Place as many as you want on wire cake rack. Spread with thin powdered sugar frosting. When set, and dripping has stopped, arrange on cake. Then with slightly thicker frosting make the tiny tie ribbons. Tint frosting for cake and diplomas with food coloring in contrasting or varying shades.

NewspaflrHHCHIVE. Flakus Miller Morse Mr. and Mrs. John H. Miller of McCook, announce the engagement of their daughter, Myra Lee to Roger A.

Morse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Morse of St. Paul. Neb.

The bride elect is a graduate of McCook High School. She is the granddaughter of Mi and Mrs. Fred Schlegel of Bazine and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller of Nekoma.

Her fiance is a graduate of St. Paul High School. Both Miss Miller and Mr. Morse attend Kearney State College. The wedding date has not been set.

Oiiver Heaton Mr. and Mrs. James W. Oliver of 3601 Robin Road announce the engagement of their daughter, Janice to David Heaton, son of Mr. and Mrs.

James F. Heaton of 2112 Lincoln. Miss Oliver is a graduate of Great Bend High School and is a sophomore at Kansas State University majoring in food nutrition science. Also a graduate of GBHS and BCCJC, Mr. Heaton is a junior at KSU majoring in accounting.

The wedding is planned for August 12 at the First Christian Church. Soup. New Englanders are famous for their great fish chowders. In one such recipe, a little lemon is added for sprightliness of taste. And a bit of sugar 1 teaspoon to 10 portions goes into the cooking pot to balance and blend the hearty flavors of all the other food ingredients.

Flambe. To flambe (meaning blaze) puddings and other desserts, warm brandy or rum (about t2 cup for 6 servings) over low heat; pour over pudding and light. Flaming without liquor can be accomplished also by dipping sugar cubes or tablets into lemon extract before placing them on the dessert and lighting. PIGS PET SUPPLIES STOP IN AND VISIT AND SEE OUR FINE SELECTION. ROGER'S AQUARIUM 613 Main 793 3882 srp TROPICAL plJij GERBILS IHSSl.J GUINEA Yvonne Flakus Spangler Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph A. Flakus of Elinwood announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Ann to Les Spangier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spangier of Scott City.

The bride elect is a graduate of Ellinwood High School and Fort Hays Kansas State College, and she teaches at Scott City High School. Her fiance is a graduate of SCHC and has attended FHKSC. He is employed by his father in the trucking business. A June wedding is planned. Here's a can opener casserole from Union Carbide so easy that the junior cooks in your family can fix it for you.

Have them open a one pound can of cream style corn and a IOV2 ounce can of cream of celery soup. Next comes a tablespoon of chili sauce and a teaspoon of prepared mustard. A 6 ounce package of salami is cut into thin slices and combined with the other ingredients in a skillet. Everything is precooked, so the mixture needs simply to be heated through. PRICES ALL SALE LESS THAN Reg.

$14 NOW 4 to CHILDRENS SHOES Reg. to $12.95 $2 $3 $4 May Queen Panty Hose Save Now While Prices Are Really Low ENTIRE STOCK NOV INCLUDED fturke's 1401 MAIN Miller CKMC Auxiliary Installs Officers The ladies of Central Kansas Medical Center Auxiliary met Tuesday evening in the Assembly Room of the Medical Center. The main order of business was the installation of officers for 1973. They are Mrs. Patti Hensley, president; Mrs.

Pauline Beal, vice president; Mrs. Mildred Hanhardt, secretary; and Mrs. Wanda Pryor, treasurer. Mrs. Hattie Pundsack was the installing official.

Mrs. Glenda Houdyshell was welcomed as a new member. Mrs. Beal received an award for bringing nine new members into the auxiliary during the past year. Sister Marcella Landwehr showed slides of her trip to the Holy Land.

It was a most interesting program. Hostesses lor the evening were Ms. Frances Brant, Flora Rayson, and Rhea Conover. The next meeting will be the second Tuesday in March at 7:30 p.m. Guests are always welcome and new membership is encouraged.

FALL! SHOES PRICE $30.95 to GREAT BEND Flame Fresh Fruit with Flair. Poach or bake fresh Western pears, for example, in a flameproof serving dish. At the dining table, or from serving cart, heat a tablespoon of dark rum or brandy in a large serving spoon over a lighted candle. For longer flaming, drop in a sugar cube or tablet; tip spoon slightly to light contents from candle and pour flamboyantly over each serving of Bosc, Cornice, or Anjou winter pears. Make your own Fountain with our Little Giant Pump from LARRY'S Garden Center Quality Service for 23 Years 817 Morphy 793 33451 Before broiling a steak, slash the fatty edges at intervals with a sharp knife.

This will keep the edges of the steak from curling Section A Page 15 (iREAT BEND TRIBUNE Great Bend. Kansas Sunday, January 1973 CUSTOM DESIGN Your Own Ring From Our Selection Of Loose Stones Mountings OMAR II JEWELRY A Certified Gemologist Registered Jeweler, A.G.S. Columbia Minerva YARN 20 OFF Jan. CONNIE'S YARN CENTER 2215 Van Buren 793 6446 2 Blks E. 1 Blk.

ol Harrison Jr. High ALL rALL AND WINTER MERCHANDISE 1 Open Thurs. Eve. Til 8:30 Save Separates assembly in knit of 100 Trevira Star polyester, sizes 6 to 18. Lightweight sleeveless shell, $20 Braid trimmed blazer, $56 Pleated pull on skirt, $36 Cloud Gray and White Dalton separates in washable knit of 100 Trevira Star1 polyester, sizes 6 to 18.

Braid trimmed belted vest, $44 Ribbed turtle, $24 Pull on pants, $28 Cherry Pink Utopian Club Hears Review The Utopian Club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Stanley. Mrs. M. M.

Swan assisted the hostess. The program was a book review by Mrs. W. L. Copeland.

The book she reviewed was "A Nation of Strangers" by Vance Packard, written in 1972. In her review she stated that Packard was reported on American manners and mores in previous books, such as "The Status Seekers," "The Hidden Persuaders," "Waste Makers" and others. He researched this particular book for four years. She said he finds that there is a break down in community living, a shattering of small group life. He also finds that we are confronted with a society "that is coming apart at the seams." Mrs.

Copeland commented that although highly readable, it is a solemn and thoughtful book, and one that should be read by personnel directors, corporation presidents and community leaders. The next meeting will be at 2 p.m. Feb. 13at the home of Mrs. John Ogan, 805 10th St.

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