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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1977
Page
7
A reader asks how to handle an affair with a woman who has six children and a husband who would kill to protect her. Ann Landers replies to get lost and move on, cautioning against involvement with a married woman and outlining clear boundaries.
AP News features writer notes eggs feed 60 billion yearly as a cheap gourmet option. In Springfield Illinois a husband calling contest at the state fair awards 75 dollars. Debbie Parr wins by revealing a T shirt. French and Turkish omelet styles cited. Ramadan meal detail noted.
Scott Michael Callaghan turns one today son of Mr and Mrs Pat Callaghan of 906 N Locust. Grandparents are Don Winkleman Wellsville and Bill Callaghan Versailles Mo. Great grandparents include Edward Stanley Spenard Alaska and George Smith Tulsa.
Gabriel Wade, son of Mr and Mrs Wade Mace of 804 N Poplar, marks his second birthday today. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs August Tersiner of 916 S Maple and Mr and Mrs Lee Mace of 733 N Poplar, with great grandmother Mrs Ruth Bonskowski of 707 N Poplar also noted.
In 1976 the median income of families with working wives was $17,237, 35 percent higher than families with nonworking wives. By 1978 wives contributed 30 percent or more of family income in 43 percent of American households.
Kansas State University extension food preservation coordinator Grace Lang warns that old canning and pickling recipes often lack processing instructions, risking spoilage or serious illness. Oven canning is dangerous. use pressure canner for vegetables and meat, and boiling water bath for tomatoes fruit and pickles.
CHICAGO AP Garner Holt of San Bernardino California is a 16 year old inventor who built a six foot tall computerized man named Sam that walks and talks He designed a haunted house and a mine ride for a Wild West town near his home He is also converting his high schools swimming pool heating system to solar energy The piece notes thousands of teens nationwide are pursuing inventive ventures while maintaining grades aided by the Who's Who Among American High School Students survey Martha Forward and other names are mentioned in passing
Mrs. Lu Driscoll of 436 Beech won two first place ribbons at the Johnson County Fair for oil paintings of her father's old violin and a roses miniature. She exhibited at the Ottawa Library and has a piece at the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce while running a catering business started in childhood. She employs five, works busy Christmas seasons with up to five parties weekly, and uses a family kitchen plus her own basement fridge for ingredients.
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