The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 10

Salina Journal Sunday, December 23,1973 Manor musings Learn more about your car xtr ByCAPT. LARRY E. MARTIN you like to learn more about your car? makes it run, how to keep your from deserting you, what you can $Mo keep down expensive repairs, the and don'ts about starting and driving your car and a few places to go when hejp is needed? i Then sign up for the next "powder Bull'" mechanics classes to be conducted next month. Registration will be Jan. 7-11.

will be a 5-day course at the Commu- Center i the first class scheduled 9 am Jan. 14. There will be morning afternoon sessions with Sfc. Arnold as the instructor. At least 30 pert are necessary for the course, ges are limited to 18 years and older, "pjmarily women.

However, men also nay sign up. You also must be a military impendent. There i be a flyer out nit Jan. 7 to remind you of the course, sign up now and show them that you Jgixnv what you're talking about. It's all "frffe with a certificate of completion giv- upon graduation.

For further informa- or to sign up, call 5-0331 or 5-5463. The Oriental Bible study group will ineet at 1 pm Monday at the home of $Irs. Hiroko Jones! 166 Florida. The Thursday Bible study group will jptlier at 1 pm with Mrs. Dorothy Richmond Court.

Choir rehearsal is at 6 pm Thursday at chapel. Scheduled at the chapel an- jex is a 6:30 pm Wednesday session of IheJunior High Protestant Youth of the and a 7 pm meeting of the Senior tjigh PYOC Thursday. Good News club will meet at 4 pm Wednesday at the home of Chaplain Homer Kohn, 301 Salem. A 2nd class now rnejsts at 4 pm Friday with T-Sgt. Rich- ajcJ-'Williams.

136 Augusta. wishing to go Christmas carol- iKg this year is asked to assemble at 6:30 pjm this Sunday at the chapel annex. rThe Confessional schedule is p'nT this Sunday and am and par Monday at the chapel. No confessions be heard before midnight Mass. -Christmas Masses will be at midnight Monday and 9:45 am and 12:30 pm Tues- dfl'y.

fn appreciation party for the CCD teachers will be at 8 pm next Saturday at tjje home of Chaplain Kenneth Seifried, Hartford. Community Center ballroom will New Year's Eve Dec. 31 with rnflsic and soft drinks beginning at 10 pm, to see out the old year and welcome the Schilling residents are invited to cpme over and'enjoy New Year's Eve Close to home. Sorry, no one under 21 yegrs of age will be allowed. CFrophies were awarded to the winners Wichita vs.

Salina-Schilling bowling, tournament at the All-Star Lanes. the top 5 local bowlers receiv- citations for high series, were Alonzo series, and Dojjg Mullen, 686 sfrjes. tDoug also received the award for high game with handicap with a 262 and Ron- nre7Benne won the high game scratch awjjrd with a 208. re-match is being planned with the Wfichita league Jan. 6 in Wichita.

also were presented to the win- necs in the i city bowling tourna- at the New Holiday Bowl. r4' onzo received the high game award for his 243. He also received 2 AJBC national patches tor 100 pins over average and for over-225 game. Ronnie received the award for high series-scratch. Division 1 i a 638 series.

In doubles, division I. Ronnie and Curt Peterson won first place with a score of 1165. In team events, division II. the Swingers captured 2nd place with a total of 2807 pins. Members of the Swingers are Mike Gay.

Donna Gilliam. Willy Davis, Rose Adams and Yolanda Gay. In the regular Sunday league comp i i at the All-Star, several good scores were turned in. Cathy Cederberg bowled games of 171, 1(5. and H(J to win the girls' high series with a 482.

Other high games for the girls were bowled by Liz Adams, 156; Debbie Myers. 155 and 154. and Becky Potter, 150. Ronnie's 552 series with games of 212, 178, and 162 was high series for the day. Scoring high for the boys were Tod Holler.

1)12; Don Starke, 180 and 175, and Rick Sozzi, 174. Mary Levesque was selected Army Community Service "Volunteer of the Month" for December for her work as a past files chairman, block chairman and as a worker on the volunteer desk and cultural, fund-raising, food lending and Thrift shop committees. Norma Harrison and Margaret Peay were the runners-up. The Community Center staff wishes to extend i a a i to these women for their work as dedicated volunteers. In Our Town Festivities scheduled Various between-holiday social events are planned this week in Salina.

This is a partial listing: THURSDAY Fourth through 6th grade children of Salina Country club members, 10 am to noon skating party, Starlite skating rink. Hostesses, Mrs. Dick Boerger and Mrs. Jon Holman. Salina Country club members' children (7th and 8th graders), noon to 2 pm skating party, Starlite Skating rink.

Mrs. Tom Kennedy and Mrs. Wayne Johnson, hostesses. Ninth through llth grade youngsters of Salina Country club members, 8 to 11:30 pm dance to music of the "Shady clubhouse. May bring date and guest couple.

Chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Groves and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ludwig.

FRIDAY Schilling Manor teenagers (13 to 18 years of age), 7:30 pm to midnight record hop, SM Community Center ballroom. Youngsters (college and high school seniors) of Saiina Country club members, 8:30 pm to midnight dance, clubhouse. The "Shady Whiff" playing. May bring date and guest couple. Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nelson, chaperones. SATURDAY Isis Shrine Pipes and Drums members and wives, 6:30 pm social hour; 8 pm dinner party, Salina Country club.

Entertainment and Geri Van trio furnishing music for dancing. Approximately 60 persons expected; Senior citizens to be feted Senior citizens in Salina and the Kanopolis, Abilene and Manchester areas will be honored Dec. 30 by the Salina Senior GI Forum, its auxiliary and the Junior forum. An informal get-together is planned for them from 2 to 6 pm at Carver center. There will be a holiday dinner about 3 o'clock.

The celebration is to replace the distribution of traditional Christmas baskets to senior citizens by the groups, said J. Q. Rodriguez, a spokesman. "We hope to entertain approximately 50 senior citizens," said Rodriguez. Invitations also have been extended to fiolioay Value Deluxe Stereo Radio-Phonograph Modol PD6806 Spanish Styling '549 95 Magnificent sound magnificent styling.

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The Rev. I. J. Manzo, pastor at Clay Center's Sts. Peter and Paul Roman Catholic Church, will be the featured speaker.

Fr. Manzo formerly served the former Our Lady of Guadalupe Roman Catholic Church, Salina. Entertainment also is scheduled. Carlos Hernandez will be the master of-ceremonies. The Senior forum will provide transportation.

Senior citizens needing transportation are asked to call Rodriguez, 821 W. South; Hernandez, 215 N. College; Joe Fernandez, 731 N. 7th, or Gonsalo Martinez, 760 Willow. Approximately 20 members of the Young Adult class of the First Baptist Church attended a Yuletide dinner.

Festivities were at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Herman Van Arsdale, 511 Crestwood. Wedding Ecton-Rivers The Rev. Wendell Rovenstine received the marriage vows of Connie Janell Ecton and Roy Lester Rivers, both of Salina, Dec.

15, at the Hurich Wesleyan Memorial Church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Ecton, 418 S.

Phillips, and Mrs. Ruth Rivers, 1223 Talley Drive, and Don Rivers, also of Salina. Vickie Cassell. Salina. was the musician.

The bride wore a venise lace-trimmed sheer nylon empire gown over taffeta styled with a chapel-length train. Her veil of illusion fell from a lace headdress. Attending the bride were her cousins, Yvonne Stark, maid of honor, and Patricia Ecton, bridesmaid. Both are of Solomon. Best man and a Larry Grillo and Richard Caswell, both of Salina.

Other attendants: Michael and Diana Ecton, Solomon, and Mrs. Alan Ecton, Salina, cousins and sister-in-law of the bride; Thomas and Michael Rivers, Salina, the bridegroom's twin brothers; Terri Low and Rick Dunn, both of Salina, and Gregory Cox, Abilene. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ecton, Solomon, uncle and aunt of the bride, assisted at the church reception.

Other assistants: Mrs. James Wilson, a i a Sharon Ecton, Solomon, the bride's cousin, and Mrs. Alan Ecton. The wedding cake was baked by the bride's mother. The bride is a Central high school senior and a waitress at Mars restaurant.

Her a attended South i school. He works for the Motor Service company. The newlyweds will be at home at 912 Sherman, after a wedding trip. Karen E. Beaushaw Marlene J.

Beaushaw-Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Beaushaw, Jamestown, announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Hutchinson, to Michael R. Anderson, Wichita, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Anderson, Lincoln. Miss Beaushaw was graduated from Jamestown high school and the North Central Kansas Area Vocational-Technical school, Beloit. She works at Cessna Fluid Power, Hutchinson. The bridegroom-to-be is a graduate of Lincoln high school and Kansas Technical I i Salina. He works for Thompson Construction company.

A March 16 marriage is planned in Jamestown. Elliott-Morris Mr. and Mrs. Glen L. Elliott, Assaria, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marlene 1115 E.

Iron, Salina, to Dale D. Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris, Kipp. Miss Elliott was graduated from South high school and works in the office of School Specialty Supply, Inc.

The bridegroom-to-be is a graduate of Southeast of Saline high school, Assaria and the Salina Area Vocational-Technical school. He works for Scientific Engineering, Inc. A Spring marriage is scheduled. Meagher-Deines SOLOMON Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Meagher announce the engagement of their daughter, Peggy Jean, to George Frederick Deines, son of Mrs. Ruth Deines, Ness City, and the late Frederick Denies. Miss Meagher was graduated from Solomon high school and is a sophomore majoring in elementary education at Club news in Salina Officers installed Open installation for the 1974 officers of Salina assembly 229, Social Order of the Beauceant was at the Masonic temple. Elective officers installed were Mmes. Karl Ernst, president; Albert Hedges, first vice-president; Alfred Bartel, 2nd i i Hugh Rooney, pre- ceptress; Albert Brodine, re-elected recorder, and Leland Srack, re-elected treasurer.

Installed to appointive offices were Mmes. Owen Hodgson, marshal; Frank Langshaw, assistant marshal; Carl Pfeifer, chaplain; Roscoe Wall, re-appointed director of music; Everett Knapp, standard bearer; Glen Schrader, color bearer; Alvin Wise, mistress of the wardrobe; Al Busey, daughter of the house- John Egan, inner guard, and Charles Randies, most worthy oracle. Composing the installing staff were Mmes. Harry Lederer, president; Dale Lyon, marshal; Robert Hindman, assistant marshal; Drexel Atkisson, standard bearer; Leigh McDaniel, color bearer; Paul Wall, chaplain, and Roscoe Wall, director of music. Mrs.

Lederer was in charge of refreshments. Head group New officers were chosen by Smoky Valley affiliate 43, Kansas Cosmetologist association. They are Mmes. Ardis M. Lively, president; Walter A.

Crider, vice-president; Patrick Gaydusek, secretary, and James T. Ackard, treasurer. Elliott Peggy J. Meagher Kansas State university, Manhattan. The prospective bridegroom, a Ness City high school graduate, is a KSU senior with a dietetics major.

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