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If yo0 recognized th.2 poto
of the pretty glrl wltn windblown
blol~de tresses 011 the
cover of the hlagaz ne of t-le
Midiants. this week
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were curious enougrl lo tu~ll
to page 16 to learii hr identity
- then kou read, as I
did. the article featuring Sally
Zikmund, granddaughter of
Mrs. Ethel Zikmund of Ord.
The co\er is a first by the
way - the first time both a
father and daughter have ever
been featuled on the cover
of the Midlands. Sally's,dad
was there Sept. 18 1966 In a
stoiy of his success at Kearney
Statz College. Yes Sally
1s the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A11.n Z~kmund. The popular
KSC head football coach
and his football coach and his
family have many friends apd
relatives in the Ord co:llmunily.
Sally was featured as having
that All-America college
look - beautiful blonde halc
that flies In the breeze. The
attractive coker girl is one of
nine KSC cheerleaders.
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Speaking of cheerleaders,
this seems an opportune time
to boast that Ord's own .Ann
Banks is also one of tllose
nine cheerleaders. Corr ct me
if I'm wrong, but isn'l Anfi
hea cheerl-ader at Kearney
State College She 1s the
dau3ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob.
ert Thompson, who after ca!-
ing Ord their home for many
years, moved recently to >-:orissant.
Mo.
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Perhaps a boost in the sale
of Girl Scout cookies will
come after this week's recipe!
Slnce the recipe reached me
Tuesday morliing - and my
busy Tuesday schedi:le does
not include baking, nor did I
ha~re any Girl Scout cooki.s
en hand since our supply vanwed
almost in~nied~atly aft-
er delivery last spring (none
extra to stre in the deep
f~eeze where friends say they
keep so well)--I was unab!e to
expyx-iment before using tais
recipe in my column.
I'm willing to wager, however,
thst this is a delicious
dessert, and I now ai~x~ously
await receiv;ng my cookie order
(however, a sin1 lar cookie
could probably bz substituted).
MINTED BROWNIE PIE
1% mint Girl Scout cookies
3 egg whites
dash of salt
3/4 C. sugar
lii t. vanilla \
Yz C. chopped nuts
4'2 to 1 c. sweetened whipped
cream.
Beat egg whites while cookies
chi 11 in refrigerator.
Crumb the cookies in a blender
or roll out gradually. Add
Sugar to egg whites, beat to
form stiff peaks. Fold in cookie
crumbs, nutrneats and vanilla.
Spread into well buttered
pie pan. Bake for 35
min. at 32.5 degrees. Cool thorouahiy.
Spread ,with whip -d
cream and garn~sh wilh clicolate
curls if desired. Chill
three to four hours.
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A real threat - "ill1-1nimy,
jf sou won't let me have an
icecream, well, the next time
we go out on a bus I shall
call sou Grandma ,all the
time."
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COFFEE CUP PIIILOSOPHY:
Look at it this way. If you
cm't be +satisfied with what
YOU rccelve. be thankful for
what you have escaped.
Cherry Jubilee
the home of Mrs. Kodney Sperling
Friday after school, Roll call
The Ha py Jack's 9-11 Club was answered by "What ,you do
Friday.d&ernoon after schl0l 21 at a fair:' We reported on the
the holne of Diane Lundstedl with cakes we 'made. The meillbeys
four members present. We.. en are to make cherry jubilee before
joyed cherry Jubilee we had the next meeting, and br~ng a
made and planned the next meet- piece to pe judged. The next
ing, which will be held at the lioll meeting wll] be held at the home
Schoemaker home Mar. 13. of Diane Lund~tedt. A party in
Diane ~undstedt, News Reporter honor of Mrs. Ronald Shoeinak-
- er:s birthday folloncd the meet-
Fair Talk
ing.
Happy Jacks 4-H Club met at Diane Lundstedt, News Keporter
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School in ailo or and " a 1958
~llernooi Church (erem~lly Uniies
graduate school of Business. the Gralid She is island presently
einplo~ed at the Cornhusker
Army Ammunition Plant
in Grand Island
Anita Person and Jemes A. Zikm~und
Her fiance is a 1967 graduate
of Ord High School and a 1969 The First Baptist Church of Z~kmund is employed by the
graduate of Central Nebrazka Broken Bow was the setting for Holdrege Education Unit as a
Technical School in Hastings, he the Feb. 14 wedding of Anita speech therapist.
is presently stationed at E~:in - Rae Person, daughter
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of Mr. and ---
Air- Force -Base, Fla.
Mrs. Howard Person, Broken
A spring wcddlng is bcing Eow, and James A. Zikmund, son
planned.
of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Zikn~und,
Sharda . . . date set
Andersen-Sydzyik
Wedding Scheduled
A May 23 wedding is bein
planned by Sharda Andersen anf
Andrew Sydzjik, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Anton Sydzgik of Ord
Their engagement is announced
by the future bride's parents,
hlr. and Mrs. \V. A. Andersen of
Ord.
Miss Andersen is a 1968 graduate
of Superior High School and
attended the Uni\ersity of Nebraska
at Lincoln for one gear
fIer fiance, a 1962 graduate of
Ord High School, is einployed by
the Loup Valley PEA District.
The wedding uill take lace at
Our Lady of Perpetual ~efp,Catholic
Church in Ord.
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'Bay of Prayer'
Services Planned
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In Area on Mar. 6
Kcaruey.
J~~mes Rrbins observe
59 Years 0f Marriaqe mony.
James and Mary (hovotny) Rgbin
of Ord celebrated their 59th
wedding anniversary Feb. 22,
1970, at tl:e home of the~r son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Rybin, in Fountain
Valley, Ca!if.
Those attending the buffet dincer
were their children, Janles
Rybin and Jamie, Vern and Ella
Langenwalter, and Marvin and
Faye Rybin. George, Evalyn and
Pat Rybin were unable to attend.
Other guests were ' Mr. and
Mrs. Pat DiMenna. Mr. a~id Mrs.
Lavern ~angenwaiter and boys
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Radics, Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Langenwalter, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Parkos, Mr.,
and Mr8. Adolph Klanecky, Mr.
and Mrs. ba\id Parkqs, and Mr.
and Mrs. James Wallace and
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Rybin received
many beautiful flowers, cards,
letters, and mementos.
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Attending the bride as maid
of honor !.\>as Becket Frazier. of
Cozad. Ann Banks, Ord, was the
junior maid-of.honor; and Sally
Zikmund, sister of the groom,
and Kathy Lierley, both of
Kearney, were bridesmaids. The
flower girl was Nickie Brown.
The groom's attendants were
Gary Brown, Kearney, best man;
Don Zikmund, Ord, Pete Kotsiopulos
and Rich Osentowski, Kearnev,
groomsmen. Ushers w e r e
Neil Person, brother of the
bride, fronl Broken Bow, and
Sue Galley, Casper, Wyo.
S p e c i a 1 guests were the
bride's grandfather, R. R. Castile
of Broken Bow, and the groom's
grandparents, Mrs. Henry Zikmund
of Ord and Mr. and Mrs.
James Witham of Agra, Kan.
The nenlyneds are at home
at 2120 Third Ave, in Kearney
where Mr. Zikniund is a senior
at Kearney State College. Mrs.
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STORE PRIZE
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) our April store. 30 1970 Contest Winner closes
determitied b ' random
a drawing. on or lefore May
15 1970. Subject to
~edera~, State and Local
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