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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1972
Page
3
This reader column offers summer care tips for swimwear including rinsing after use, drying away from direct sun, and washing in mild sudsy water. It shares home hacks from readers on pantyhose, shoe fit, reusable cups, crochet fringe, and bowling gear maintenance.
Outdoor cooking tips emphasize broiling at low to moderate heat to preserve juiciness and reduce losses. Let coals ash over for 30 to 45 minutes, space coals in a thin single layer to curb flare ups, and cook steak chops or burgers when prepared. The article also notes summer diet balance and proper leftover handling.
The Herald sets timelines for wedding notices. Writeups with photos must reach the office within two weeks. stories up to a month after the event may be used with edits for lateness. only items submitted within a week are published in full. No charge for wedding stories. forms at the society desk. call 242-4700 for guidance.
Cindy Gibson daughter of Joan Fredricks and John Gibson married Benny Hawk son of Mr and Mrs Weldon Hawk July 1 at Trinity United Methodist Church Ottawa. Given in marriage by her father she wore a white lace dress and veil with a bouquet of daisies. Grandparents Ben Gibson Allen Reed of Ottawa attended the ceremony. The couple resides at 1309 Sheldon in Clovis.
A teenage shoplifter writes in about stealing to cope with need and claims it’s to one day outsmart stores. Ann advises counseling, calls the act self harm and warns of a police record. An Ohio reader asks about calling her in laws by first names and Ann instructs to use Mrs Smith. A Miss Oak Park asks about USO hostesses, and Ann outlines rules for age, references, chaperones and conduct.
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