Job's Install Royalty In Local Daughters Group
April Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald W Smith was installed Monday evening in the Masonic Temple as the honor queen of the local Job's Daughters chapter. Kristie Talbott served as past honor queen and mistress of ceremonies. Other installations included Cindy Burns Scarlett Guyett Brenda Schnoke and several messengers. The traveling jewel was presented by Miss Talbott and gifts were given to Mrs Arlene Talbott and Mrs Marilyn Talbott for service. Refreshments followed served by the queen’s aunts Mrs Dale Whiteford and Mrs Ray Lyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
April Smith
Donald W. Smith
N. Sycamore
Masonic Temple
Order of Job's Daughters
Kristie Talbott
Cindy Burns
Scarlett Guyett
Brenda Schnoke
Cara Wright
Barbara Talbott
ReJeanna Hood
Diedre Skiles
Sherry Burns
Marilyn Kimmell
Susan Geiss
Cheryl Sylvester
Sally Reynolds
Nancy Crawford
Linda Guyett
Marilyn Fogle
Miss Talbott
Arlene Talbott
Marilyn Talbott
Dale Whiteford
Ray Lyman
Problems By Ann Landers Dear Friend Confesses Welfare Struggles
A reader explains long welfare reliance after a veteran husband’s injuries and a disabled daughter. She describes medical bills, stigma, caring for a cerebral palsy granddaughter, long commutes to a special school, and dependence on food stamps, asking for understanding and voice for the needy. The columnist responds, affirming the writer’s need to be heard and noting typical wear of home life.
Crochet Catalog Tease Promotes Needlecraft Design 1976
A vintage catalogue advertisement urges readers to crochet gifts and home décor. It touts Pattern 7013 and claims over 200 designs, plus four tree prints. Items include books on crochet, afghans, rugs, and needlework priced around 75 cents to $1.08 each. Send orders to Alica Brooks at The Ottawa Herald Needlecraft Dept. in New York with name and address.
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Needlecraft
Alica Brooks
Ottawa Herald
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Cafe de Paris in Georgetown serves simple menu
A small unpretentious Paris style cafe on busy Georgetown main street offers sandwiches soups and salads with coffee wine beer and a pastry display. The tuna sandwich stands out with Nicoise like flavors and is served with knife and fork though eating by hand is possible. Chilled fresh fruit provides a light dessert. Tuna sandwich ingredients include tuna anchovy optional eggs olives and vegetables.
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Cafe de Paris
France
Georgetown
Tuna sandwich with toppings in a baked bun
The method describes assembling a dense tuna sandwich using frozen French bread dough or bakery buns, cut into six inch portions. Spread with plenty of dressing, stack lettuce, tomato, onion, green pepper rings and tuna, top with anchovy fillets or parsley, place bun top to the side, and garnish with hard cooked egg quarters and black olives while serving with extra dressing.
Food Tips and Cooking Notes From a Pantry Page
Aluminum foil conducts heat so foods freeze and defrost quickly in wrap. Regular freezer jars have straight sides to aid removing partially defrosted food. Cornmeal mush turned into a leaf pan, chilled, sliced, and baked with Parmesan makes a tasty side. Six ounces of blanched almonds equals a heaping cupful, candied or syrup-packed. Egg whites overbeat losing shine. Heat a three pound canned ham in a moderate oven about an hour. Don’t drown potatoes in water. Green ginger use small amounts. Preserved ginger keeps well.
Birthday Today for Lukas Matthew at Pope AFB
A birthday cake with one candle is the feature for Lukas Matthew son of Sgt and Mrs Lucian Fabert Jr stationed at Pope Air Force Base North Carolina Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lucian Fabert Ottawa and Mr and Mrs Max Randel Williamsburg Great grandparents are Mrs Vida Adams Ottawa and Mr and Mrs Ike Randel and Mrs and Mrs Sherman Bittenbender Williamsburg
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Lukas Matthew
Lucian Fabert Jr
Pope Air Force Base
N. Cc
Lucian Fabert
Ottawa
Max Randel
Williamsburg
Vida Adams
Ike Randel
Sherman Bittenbender
Former Ottawa resident writes second book In League With The Stones
Patricia Kennedy Helman of Ottawa has released her second book In League With The Stones subtitled One Woman's Journey of Faith. The memoir recounts her Marshalltown Iowa childhood and faith, after a McPherson College degree and stints in Wichita and Ottawa. Her first book Free To Be A Woman, from Doubleday, critiqued societal definitions of womanhood. Her husband Blair Helman leads Manchester College in North Manchester Indiana. they have two married daughters.
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Ottawa
Patricia Kennedy Helman
Blair Helman
Baby Named Lori Suzann Born to Guilfoyle Family
Sunday July 11 birth at Ransom Memorial Hospital produced a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Guilfoyle 535 Ash weighing nine pounds two ounces. The baby joins 15 month old sister Trisha Lynn as the Guilfoyle grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Guilfoyle of Greeley and Mrs. Jean Stem of Emporia.
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Lori Suzann
Robert G. Guilfoyle
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Trisha Lynn
Robert W. Guilfoyle
Greeley
Jean Stem
Emporia
Baby Shower Hosted for Mrs Craig Santarpia in Ottawa
Mrs Craig Santarpia was honored at a baby shower Tuesday hosted at Mrs Pat Haas home on Princeton Road. Co hostesses included Mrs Dennis Domnanish and 15 invited guests attended. A pastel decor theme featured a ceramic baby doll centerpiece in a wooden cradle at the serving table.
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Craig Santarpia
Ottawa
Pat Haas
Princeton Road
Dennis Domnanish
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America
By Dottie Wellington
Manchester College
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S. Phot Ottawa
Women's Department
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Farah, Jantzen
Tobias Now
Levi Chambray
Bankamericard
Litwin’s
Jane Colby
Don Kenny
LEVI
Playtexship
Alitwin
Romsay
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