Garden City Telegram from Garden City, Kansas • Page 4

Miss Roderick to Leave for Summer in Europe By CHERYL WALKER Glenda Koderick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Roderick, 2800 N. Main, has been invited by Col. and Mrs.

Firmin Remience of Arlon, Belgium, to be a guest of their family this summer. She will leave train tomorrow for Kansas City, the first stop on her summer adventure. So many things to think of with passports and visas in order, plane reservations, gifts for the Remiences and their three daughters, new graduation luggage and new camera. "I am so excited! I can hardly believe the" time is here," commented Glenda as she was busily packing yesterday. "I will try to be a good ambassador fo Garden City, for Kansas and for my country." Glenda will be met In Kansas City by Mr.

and Mrs. Pat Keller, former Garden Citian and she will be their guest overnight. On Monday, she will fly to Newark, N.J., and will take the helicopter to the J. F. Ken.

nedy Airport where she will leave by plane on Monday night for Brussels, arriving Tuesday morning. Colonel Remience suggested Glenda's visit in his Christmas letter to the Rodericks but they kept it a secret from Glenda until March. His daughter, Jackie Remience, was an American Field Service exchange student living with the Rodericks in 1965-66, and the Remiences are all desirous of meeting Glenda. Glenda will take a six-weeks motor trip with their family and visit six countries of Europe Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, France and Italy, on their annual summer vacation. While in Belgium she will visit the historical points interest of World War II at Brussels, Bruges, Antwerp, Bastogne and Luxemburg.

They will leave Arlon on the Fourth of July and they will drive to Italy through France and Switzerland. They plan to Mrs. H. P. Woeiiendyke, 1215 Pinecrest, received word recently of the death of her only brother, Harold Bortner, at his ranch near Tucson, Ariz.

Mrs. Woertendyke had vacationed there during recent winters. Handy Bowlinv, son of Mr. and Mrs. D.

R. Bowling, 508 10th, has been accepted at the Southern College of Optometry, Memphis, where he will study for three years to become an optometrist. He has just completed Ids junior year at the University of Kansas. Photo by Clieryl GLENDA RODERICK, recent graduate of Garden City High School, packs for flight to Europe and summer excursion through six countries with Col. and Mrs.

Remience, and daughters, Jackie 19 (former AFS student here), Francois, 17, and Martine, 16, who live in Arlon, Belgium. Page 8 Garden City Telegram Saturday, June 17, 1967 Calendar of Social Evenh, EASTERN STAR BANQUET 6:80 p.m. Downing' e. To honor Mrs. Raymond Heer, appointed Grand Martha of Kansas.

For' dinner reservations Cljll Mrs. Jerome Stonehocker, 6 Reception at 8 p.m. In Masonic Temple. -Rainbow Girls, DoMolays Masons and friends Invited. PAST NOBLE GRAND 8 p.m.

Mra. Cleo Lowe, 605 N. 3rd. BODY TRIMMER TOPS CLUB 7:30 p.m. YMCA Hall.

WOMEN'S DIVISION OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 12 noon Warren. Convention reports. DUPLICATE. BRIDGE CLUB 8 p.m. St.

Thomas Episcopal Hall, Main and All bridge players invited. SWEET ADELINES 8 p.m. YMCA Hall. All singers Invited. GAY NITERS EHU 7:30 p.m.

Mrs. Ted Whiters. 322 N. llth. Note change of date.

GARDEN CITY GARDEN CLUB 1:30 p.m. Mrs. M. L. 'Russell, Eminence Rt.

ELKS LADIES BRIDGE CLUB 2 n.m. Elks Home Lodge. EAGLES AUXILIARY 6:30 p.m. dinner, Eagles Aerie. 10th anniversary dinner, prepared and served by Eagles.

TUESDAY ROYAL NEIGHBOR SOCIAL' CLUB 9 a.m. coffee, Mrs. Bertha Needham. 411 N. 4th.

ELKS COUPLES CLUB 8 p.m. Elks Home Lodge. WKHNKSDAY EAGLES TEEN-AGE FORMAL' DANCE 7 to 10 p.m. Eaglee Aerie. Eagles members teenagers and their guests.

Formal and semiformal. WELCOME WAGON CLUB 12:45 noon, luncheon at E.B.'a Restaurant, N. Highway 83. All newcomers welcome. For reservations call 6-3070 or 6-8661 or 6-8015.

BASIC stay three days in Paris, will visit Venice and Florence, Italy and will stay 20 days at Rccione, a summer resort on the Adriatic Sea, six mies south of Rimini. Glenda will be a good ambassador to Europe as she won a $300 scholarship in the "Voice of Democracy" contest sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars here. She received top rating in the district speech and drama and attended the state where she received a II rating. She was president of Kayettes and also Kayette Queen the past year. Glcnda was president of the Senior High Methodist Youth Fellowship, was student director of the high school musical production "Oklahoma" and had a leading character part in the all-school play "You Can't Take it With You." The Rodericks gave Jackie Remience a subscription to the Garden City Telegram when she returned home last year.

Jackie says that it has helped her with English. When Glenda returns here on August 8, she will be accompanied by Francois Remience who will attend Garden City High School in the senior class next winter. Both Glenda and Francois will have their 18th birthdays in July. Se ervce Quality Snap-Shot Processing Fresh Supply of Film Free Album Pages with Color Processing cJL ow See PHOTOGRAPHY Garden City, Kansas OiuuriEp nioroaiunuB ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS LAUGHLIN ELECTRIC HOTPOINT Model ACA32 Air Conditioner 11,000 BTU Hotpoint bedroom air conditioner; 110 volts; U-Mount Installation- Installs as quickly and easily as a window fan; pushbutton and "Fan" Settings; thermostatic temperature dial; superquiet operation. HOTPOINT Model ACK-186 Air Conditioner 18,000 BTU Low Priced at Only LAUGHLIN ELECTRIC YOUR HOTPOINT DEALER BR 6-2152 Garden City.