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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1972

Page

3

Cherries Jubilee Recipe From A Golden Jubilee Memo

thaw cherries and drain juice mix with lemon rind sugar and corn starch to a thickened sauce warm brandy and flame. assemble bowls with vanilla ice cream and warm cherry sauce, then ladle the flaming mixture over the ice cream to serve. serves 6.

Engagement Set For Carolyn Wiggins To Jay Treadway

April wedding planned for Carolyn Kay Wiggins and Jay Sanderson Treadway. Carolyn is a 1969 Ottawa High School graduate who studied at Evangel College and works for Plattner Industries. Jay attended the University of Kansas and is on the Salina Journal advertising staff. Both formerly worked for the Herald.

Russell Wiggins Birch Carolyn Kay Jay Sanderson Treadway G. E. Treadway Milwaukee Wis Ottawa High School Miss Wiggins Evangel College Springfield Plattner Industries Inc Treadway University of Kansas The Salina Journal Herald

Growing Book idea promotes mother child keepsake craft

Dear Heloise offers a Growing Book project tracing a newborn’s hand and foot on paper then transferring to fabric for a scrapbook. It suggests adding photos and a brief note to chart growth over years, aiding memory for future children and bone structure changes.

Heloise Joyce Vadjinia

Youth, Candidates, Busing Topics For Winn At B&PW

Rep. Larry Winn spoke at the Ottawa University Union dinner after visiting Ottawa High and Junior High Schools and a House of Douglas coffee. He discussed youth voting, predicted likely presidential contenders, and urged guidance for young voters. He opposed school busing, endorsed retirement age limits for federal judges and officials, and commented on Attorney General Mitchell joining Nixon’s re election campaign.

Linda Ostmeyer Larry Winn Ottawa Business and Professional Women’s Club Ottawa University Union Winn Ottawa High School House of Douglas George McGovern Sen. McGovern Sen Muskie Humphrey Teddy Kennedy McGovern Consumer Protection Agency Senate House Supreme Court Atty John N. Mitchell Nixon Mitchell

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