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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1970
Page
3
A home candy recipe explains making Nut Garamels with corn syrup butter sugar and half and half. The process covers heating boiling testing for a firm ball at 236 degrees, cooling beating until smooth then folding in vanilla and nuts before setting in a pan and cutting into 48 squares. Keeps well for a month with proper wrapping.
Thursday events include THURSDAY DAY-ZEE TOPS and Youth Center EAGLES Auxiliary TRLLY. Mission Circle WYCOFF meets, plus Community Club, Mrs. Ray Smith and Spring Branch Club led by Mrs. Cecelia Sobba.
The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept offers Pattern 249 for painting or stencil on gift linens and table cloths using fabric paints. The holly cloth sheeting is used and the pattern includes complete directions. Price 50 cents, also available in the Indoor Christmas Decoration Packet 43 at $1.50.
In Kansas City Missouri Mr and Mrs Michael Alan Terry wed on November 21 at North Baptist Church The bride Deborah Dawn Hough is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Hough of 421 N Sycamore The groom Charles D Terry is of Independence MO The ceremony was by Rev Lewis Hearne with music by Connie Cane The couple went to Sedalia for their wedding trip The bride worked in City Wide Mortgage tax department and the groom a U S Weather Bureau meteorologist in Kansas City MO
Love and Loyalty Club met at Mrs. Julia Jones and Edgar's home for a Christmas dinner with 18 members sharing plans and a mystery gift winner. Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi conducted a pledge ceremony and elected officers. Navy Mothers, Sacred Heart and parish groups held Christmas parties, craft plans, and December activities with gifts and clothing drives for overseas aid.
Fresh beef reaches stores in 6 to 10 days after slaughter. Some high quality beef is aged 3 to 6 weeks at 34 to 38 degrees F, or 2 days at 70 degrees F. Ultraviolet light can curb bacteria at 70 degrees. Aging enhances tenderness and flavor but requires controlled conditions and higher cost, making home aging impractical.
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