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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
5
Kansas City Power and Light home economist Sharon Kralicek demonstrates low calorie cooking with quick recipes. Dishes include Baked Codfish with Grapefruit and a Vegetable Nibble Dip, plus French Onion Soup with toasted bread and Parmesan, and a Fruit Compote breakfast option.
The Grange announces looser rules for its 1971 sewing contest open to members and non members with new categories including pants outfits jumpers and skirts blouses alongside dresses and suits. Local entries through women’s activity chairmen Flora Smith Ida Collins and Mrs Henry Wherry with rules provided locally. Entry closes April 30 with judging windows May 1 12 county district May 12 19 and state May 26 at the Kansas Grange Center Lake Perry. National judging to follow in New York City in June. Open to non professionals and non member state winners, with three age based classes for 18 and over 12 17 and 15 18 and over.
Mary Alice Mealman secretary of the FCIC District Office will lead an April 5 to 8 meeting in Manhattan to speed telephone handling of loss claims and improve customer communications for policy holders. The local district office at 209 West Second Street serving Anderson Coffey Douglas Franklin Johnson Miami Osage and Shawnee counties will be closed during her absence.
Royce Swank reports that on March 23 and 24, thirteen Junior Judgers from Ottawa visited the Delco Battery Plant in Olathe. The groups, leaving Ottawa courthouse at 4 p.m., toured battery parts and plate assembly as plant operations produce about 8,000 batteries daily for shipment worldwide, returning to Ottawa at 8 p.m.
Harold C. Radcliffe of Pomona is among 22 Kansans chosen for a special sheep shearing school held Wednesday and today. The program trains in modern wool handling and shearing techniques for statewide agricultural efficiency.
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