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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1982
Page
3
Kansas contributors compile the Great Cooks in the Breadbasket cookbook now available at Ottawa banks to benefit the American Cancer Society. For details contact Mrs. W C Bishop at 242 2686. Weekend Lunch Ham Bean Salad rolls Melon wedges with lime recipe included.
Seasonal produce offers low calorie fruits and vegetables abundant in markets and gardens. Kiwi, mango, sugar peas, and Jerusalem artichokes provide vitamins and minerals. prep tips include ripening kiwi, edible pods, and brief steaming. Try new items for nutritious variety.
Pre 20th century remedies relied on garden herbs to treat ailments from nosebleeds to worms. KU historian Jerry Stannard notes these herbs were common, cheap, and not harmful, with biblical mentions of at least 35 herbs. Jewish cooking and rituals also integrated herbs beyond flavor.
Stannard discusses European herb practices from 17th century England and the Mayflower era, noting dill’s aid for infant colic and herbs’ medical and culinary roles. He lists herbs grown in his garden, curing lore, and growing interest in herbs as flavoring, tea, and year-round uses.
Birthday girl Marie Porter turns four today and is joined by sister Gina who turns two on September 28. Daughters of Delmer and 314 5 Cherry Porter, they have sisters Tonya and Angie, with grandparents Eugene Blakesley of Welda and Blakesleys in Mooreland Oklahoma and California.
Ottawa library readers with large print books will benefit from a $100 gift announced by Eagles Auxiliary No. 2700. Cathy Maloney stated the funds come from the Golden Eagle Fund designated for senior citizens.
Mr. and Mrs. David A. McCurdy of 309 S. Oak named their newborn son Justin Wiley. He arrived July 15 at Ransom Memorial Hospital, weighing six pounds ten ounces. Grandparents are Ralph and Loretta Horn and Robert and the late Mrs. McCurdy. great grandparents include Marvin Neill, Ralph Wilson, and Roy Pearce.
Wednesday sewing day at Hazel Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall and First Christian Church with sack lunch. Broad Spectrum at noon. ZigZaggers Sewing Club 8 p m Retta Bryan address. Thursday family night Naomi Group 7 30 p m First Christian Church Ottawa Amateur Radio Association 9 p m on air 147 39 MHz TOPS sessions at the Youth Center and Trinity United Methodist Church. Soroptimist Club noon New Courts Building Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club 7 30 p m election Mezzanine Room Municipal Auditorium. Friday Retta Conclave True Kindred Christian Women's Club 12 30 p m Eliott Hall potluck. Latimer Neighborhood Community Club 6 30 p m Senior Club 1 30 p m Youth Center.
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