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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1977
Page
12
The National Garden article by Amalie Adler Ascher explains a simple method to dry garden flowers for arrangements. It covers suitable flowers, drying agents silica gel and sand, box setup, handling tips, and how to store dried blooms for one to two years with proper care.
The Herald requires wedding write ups and photos within two weeks of the ceremony for publication. Stories appear within a month but may be cut for lateness. Wedding info forms available on request. Photos may be black and white or color and picked up after publication. For questions call the women's department at 242-4700.
Ryan Wayne is the one year old son of Donna Hickerson of 816 S Locust. His grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lee Arb and the late Max Wayne Kirkland, with great grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs Fred Mealman of 740 S Hickory Mrs Ethel Kirkland of 309 W First and Mrs Nellie Arb of Topeka.
Melt butter in an eight inch pan then sprinkle with a percent cup Parmesan. Quarter a package of refrigerated biscuits and place over cheese. Bake at four hundred fifty degrees for ten to twelve minutes. Invert onto a plate and break apart for serving.
Dear Ann Landers readers discuss assertiveness to stop being taken advantage of. A longtime reader shares how an assertiveness course changed him into a more confident, self-respecting person, contrasting non assertive traits with decisive, open communication and boundary setting.
A concise guide defines cheeses by letter. A explains American types like Cheddar. B notes Blue mold in Blue cheese. Mozzarella is called the pizza cheese and Provotone is smoky flavored. Swiss is the hole cheese.
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