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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1972
Page
8
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on class, adoption, parenting, and a humorous confession about repairing a TV for companionship. The column preserves the style and tone of a syndicated advice feature with multiple reader questions and responses.
Dear Gals urge a practical kitchen overhaul focusing on cabinets and shelves. Use waxed paper and foil for shelf lining, clean bottom to top, and preserve energy with a staged approach. Emphasizes safety, self care, and preserving spices while avoiding overdoing one day.
Shannon Aguirre Shannon Anthony is the 344month-old son of Toby Aguirre and Patricia Aguirre. Grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Aguirre. Great grandparents include Mrs. Roy Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Garcia.
Mrs Roselyn Whirley of 504 West 7th returned from visiting her daughter and family in Greensboro North Carolina. Mrs Mohr accepted a post as administrative assistant to the Piedmont Triad Council of Governments director. Her husband attends the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. New address 2517 Gracewood Drive.
The Herald outlines submission windows for wedding stories and photos. Reports with photographs must arrive within two weeks of the ceremony, stories up to a month, and complete publication only for items entered within a week. No charge for wedding stories. society desk provides farm information. photos may be picked up after publication. call 242 4700 for guidance.
Mrs. James Dykstra, Ottawa library children's librarian, chairs a two day NEEL workshop titled Project Alive at Glenwood Manor in Kansas City. The event aims to boost children's services across 13 counties as 50 attendees commit to all sessions.
Knits form loops with needles instead of interlaced warp and weft. Single knits like jersey and tricot produce lightweight fabrics with a right and wrong side. Double knits use two needle rows for thicker fabric, while raschel knits are open and lacy. Bonded knits add stability but reduce natural stretch. Check weights and fabric behavior before buying.
Carla Zimmerman hosted junior high music club with Barbara Talbott as guest and awards for Cathy Smith and Carla. Skilton Music Club met at the Fox home with program on A Better World A Look In The Past led by Mrs. Willis Bennett. Woman's Auxiliary to the Franklin County Medical Society met for coffee at Dr. Henning's home and discussed health career outreach, Horizons Unlimited, AMAERF fundraising, and Indian-related topics. next meeting is a potluck at Dr. Bud Gollier’s house.
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