European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 9, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 16 the stars and stripes stars and stripes Diode h Mary Neth editor coming and going mrs. Robert g. Mckittrick lefties Baden officer wives club president presents guests to mrs. Horace m. Wade new honorary president and mrs. Mauricea. Preston right former honorary president during Tea. Teas highlight socials for 3 wives clubs women s club socials i Wiesbaden. Lan Stuhl and Hei Delberg highlighted late sum Mer activities in Germany. At a Hail and Farewell Tea thu Wiesbaden officers wives club members honoured mrs. Mauricea. Preston former honorary club president and her sue i Calendar of events 13 August the we Bruecken no wives club has planned a potluck social at the no club at 1 speaker will remain a mystery until club time. New Comers Are invited. 21 August the Baum older no wives club has planned a Welcome luncheon for mrs. Donald , wife of Brig. Gen. Ward 8th inf div assistant commander at 1 15 . In the top five no club. Reservations May remade by calling Baum older Civ. 764. 25 augus the Christian Church organizations of Kreuzberg Caser nein Wei Rueken will sponsor the annual picnic from . At the Cserne s athletic , games and sports events Are planned. Cessor mrs. Horace m. . Richard g. Mckittrick greeted 400 guests at the Gen eral von Steuben hotel. Tea chairman mrs. Robert l. Burns was assisted in preparations by mesdames Harry Ripper. George k. Sykes. Earlw. Boyd James m. Sedberry or. Sigurd l. Jensen dryer. Frederick a. Sanders. E. D. Coon. Johna. Durrenberger. Donald c. Gruber George c. e. Pratt Francis j. Coleman Frank l. Luschen Ivan f. Mustain John r. Bush. Charles p. Franklin James , Frank e. Meek jr., and Harold j. Anderson. Honoured at a welcoming train Lan Stuhl were mesdames Colin Vorderbrugge Williama. Collins jr., and Richard at the Lan Stuhl Tea were mrs. William Jennings and her committee Mem Bers. In the receiving line was mrs. Gary Van Galder club events of the Heidel Berg medical services women club included a Farewell Tea honouring mrs. Laurence and later a Farewell luncheon for former and new Board members. Special guest at that luncheon was mrs. Colin. Vorderbrugge. Late in july the club held Atea honouring mrs. James t. Mcgibony sgt. Donal Mckinney s wife wins Athens Competition. Flaming Rhine tour Hahn. Germany special the International woman s club at Hahn air base will sponsor a tour for the a h i n e inflames cruise s a t u r d a y. Medical wives meet Munich special Mem Bers of the medical services officers wives club were Given a lecture on furniture by a representative of a furniture com Pany at their last were mesdames Jerry Mathis Juan Delgado gab rile Troiano and l e e ans Pacher. Nancy Mckinney named mrs. America in Greece Athens Greece special mrs. Nancy to Mckill . Donal Mckinney has been crowned the Infix a -. M o. N 1111 1 1.1. No selected by five judges on her poise speech Aimr-,.-.,.alenl, mrs. Mckinney from los Angeles Calif i � ail 1 of the no Bowling league and assistant treasurer cry Ili Don Airport no wives club. Her husband is with the 7 ii a j Chilili r i will Vanir a Itin 111,. I 11. It a Dill my y Alluna group. They have two in the pageant sponsored no wives club and held at the no v. Smith representing 2140th communications sir mrs i Vii n nor representing the no wives and mrs Connie a n Sll 29th Mac so. Other contestants included Xoi Whit .".1 Hera a and Hose Colombe. M Rosa Belle Hobson to wed Ron Bentz at Ramstein Ramstein Germany Spe Cial wedding nuptials Are planned sept. 3 at the ram Stein air base Southside Chapel for two educators in the depend ent schools Here. Miss Rosa Belle Hobson daughter of mayor and mrs. C. 0. Hobson of Rantoul 111.,and Ronald Bent son of mrs. Laverne Bent and the lat Marvin Bents grand Island neb., will be married during evening ceremonies. The Bride elect a graduate of Mississippi state College for women Columbus miss., has taught air Force dependents in Tokyo Kar Mursel Turkey . France before coming to Ramstein. Benz graduate of the University of Nebraska with a master degree from Syracuse University has worked for a schools in , eng land. He is now Counselor a Ramstein Junior High and Rosa relic president elect if i he european Branch american personnel and guidance Hobson is a retired air Force colonel. i Navy brides now hear this i girls who marry sailors no can learn naval customs traditions and military social practices from a portfolio of pamphlets turned out by the Navy lifeline association especially for the newly married couple. Vice adm. Charles k. Dun can chief of naval personnel Washington d.c., said the Navy feels the portfolio will create a feeling in the Bride that the Navy although a Large organization offers Hera warm Welcome. Topics include assignment Sand promotions privileges and activities for wives assistance available to the family info by Bill Neal staff writer mation about overseas Tours. Sim to Lulu and Duncan considers this pro Gram by the lifeline association a generous Effort to enhance the orientation of Navy wives and their satisfaction with Navy life. He has asked that commanding officers sup port the program and suggests that chaplains and paymasters contribute by helping their organizations learn at an Early Date of prospective marriages in their . Navy commands can re quest the portfolios from the Navy lifeline association building 40, Washington Navy Yard Washington . 20390. Some jobs Are dirty but All pay Cash we want work say Heidelberg kids and they get it by Jay Ligon staff writer the old teen age problem of what to do during sum Mer vacation has been solved for Heidelberg Young people with the simple slogan we want the youth Job Center sponsored by Usa Eurand seventh army troops at Pat ton Barracks has Given Young dependents a Chance to find jobs for the summer. Headquarters is in Heidelberg s army Community Center at the american shopping Center. Carol Jones a Junior at Auburn University Auburn,ala., is he administrator for the Center which was organized in june. The we want work program has two purposes Carol said. It gives the kids something to do and it gives them a Little pocket for employment she said Are a willing less to work and being from 12 to 21 years old. They will do just about anything from washing dogs to tutoring she added. We have gotten a lot of response from people Carol said and we must be doing Good work because people keep calling Back to give us More jobs or to Tell us what r. Good Job we have pet sitting service has been the biggest Success. People would rather leave their pets with us than put them in Dave Miklas 16, has washed cars cared for dog Sand moved furniture this summer. It is better than sitting Home not doing anything he said As Fritz a Brown Dachshund wagged at his feet. Fritz is my second dog sitting Job he girl scouts Judy England 15, Susan Starke 15, Maureen and Michele Patrick twins 14, have joined the Job Center to make Money for a trip to the girl scout International Friendship chalet in Adel Boden Switzerland. We want to earn the Money ourselves Judy said and our parents Are Joe South 19, has the dirtiest Job on his is a . Seven Days a week at the officers club. I was glad to get the Job lie said. Joe was hire for one night but the club kept him on full time. Joe is one of five people hired on a one time basis who ended up working full time Carol said. Two industrious Brothers have started vending ice Cream on the Street and according to the boys they i Are making Money. One Day i sold 18 boxes Sau James Holland the ice Cream boy. James Loes idiom of the Selling but his 5-year-old brother. Jerry does the advertising. Jerry marches behind his l 1 Llly carrying a picket Type sign which announces icicles 5 to attack attention Jerry honks a bicycle Horn tied to the sometimes come to my door id ask Lor h Cream James said. Jone Young lady did such a Fine Job thai she Maiuu in a distress signal to the Job Center. A is Geant needed someone to do his ironing. I Slu a Good Job that All the men in tin wanted her to Iron their clothes Carol girls were put on the Job Carol is not wasting any time this summer. Administrator for the youth Job Cente through Friday and on the weekends she is Tail waitress it the officers club. She just night course at the University of Maryland. Sewing ironing mowing House cleaning cars and dogs Are just some of the jobs Young Pele can tackle. The we want Orwill be looking for More work through labor Moi he. A u the
