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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1975
Page
4
The birthplace of the potato was probably Peru and its spread created dishes like roesti gnocchi and German potato salad. The Near East inspired Persian Potato Omelette with cinnamon lemon tomatoes onion and eggs. Store potatoes in a cool dry dark place and choose well shaped tubers free of sprouts.
Anna Burgtorf of Ardyn Heights Home will celebrate age 99 on December 22. She lived in Baldwin since 1917 before moving to Chanute. her husband died in February 1955. A former schoolteacher of Latin and history in multiple states including Nebraska and Hesper, she has two sons and two daughters who attended Baker University, plus five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She received a letter of congratulations from President Ford and Mrs. Ford. A Sunday school teacher for 75 years, she recalled a class of five boys with strong attendance and a memorable bluebird remark.
The Coffeyville Stamp Club will hold its 17th annual stamp show May 15 and 16 with a Bicentennial Kansas Heritage theme. A design competition open to adult Kansas artists within 110 miles of Coffeyville and artists in bordering Oklahoma and Missouri counties runs Jan 1 to Feb 15. Winning design becomes the cachet envelope. 1500 cachet covers will be mailed nationwide. Rules from I L Pfasser, Caney Kansas.
The Chanute Tribune promotes a 32 page booklet How To Get Your Breast Cancer Booklet based on Dr. Philip Strax and The American Cancer Society. It argues fear hinders examinations and notes 15 to 1 odds of not getting cancer and two to three chances of cure if detected early. Readers are urged to order for 75 cents each or three for $2 by mail.
Mary Tucker from Kansas State University Extension outlines ways to cut heating costs through weather sealing storm windows insulation and attic sealing. She cautions chimney soot can ignite and provides a DIY chimney cleaning method while stressing proper shutdown of the flue after use.
Two members of the Kansas Extension Agents Association youth committee will gather at Kansas State University in Manhattan from January 7 to 9. The 15 member group, drawn from county Extension personnel, serves as the state 4-H and youth advisory body.
The December meeting was called to order with flag salute and 20 members answered roll. Club plans caroling around Stark then gathering at the old school house for refreshments and to collect food for needy families. Mr and Mrs Jerry Freeman assisted with square dancing after adjournment.
Federal standards require that a product labeled bacon dressing include at least eight percent cured smoked bacon.
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