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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1964
Page
3
Dear Heloise writes about covering a yellowing refrigerator door with adhesive plastic paper. She describes applying the material to transform the look, noting it cost four dollars and hid the yellowing effectively.
Readers share frugal tips from plastic paper for cabinet doors to zipper adaptations in casts and clothing. Suggestions cover easy removal without damage, bath rod wardrobes, and keeping slipcovers tidy. Quotes note practical ease and humor across household annoyances.
Red meat, fruits and vegetables attractively priced and plentiful this weekend. Beef, lamb and pork lead main courses with eggs, canned pink salmon, fish sticks and portions in many regions. Produce offers broccoli to cranberries and tangerines, plus avocados and grapes. Seafood includes crab, scallops, oysters, shrimp, and halibut in ample supply.
The Women's Day program at First Christian Church names Mrs Ralph Tillery as speaker. A missionary to the Republic of the Congo on furlough since 1946, she and her husband from Kingman will discuss ministry after the morning service. A 4 to 5:30 p.m. coffee hour follows with greens hanging ceremony.
At the International Food Fair in Hamburg late August, hot beef sandwiches drew quick German interest as samples of U S carcass beef circulated. A Meat Marketing Seminar highlighted by U S live stock and meat leaders accompanied displays of soybean products fruits poultry dairy rice and honey. Competition included Australia Brazil Denmark France the Netherlands Italy Morocco Portugal Spain and West Germany with over 1 000 displays. Beef export plans align with USDA campaign to use current meat abundance while prices sag and consumption remains at a record pace.
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on mooching for cigarettes and suggesting mint replacements to curb bad habits. The column also covers eyesight jokes at a cafe and the call for better support for retarded children, urging parental education and nonprofit resources.
Beauceant social order elected officers Thursday evening at the Masonic Temple led by Mrs Sam Shumate. Officers named include Mrs William Wright president Mrs Louis Dale first vice president Mrs Clarence Rea second vice president Mrs Elmer Roth presidentess Mrs Merle Marmon recorder Mrs Ben Carter treasurer. Members brought gifts for Osawatomie State Hospital patients and refreshments were served to Beauceant members and Sir Knights.
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