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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1978
Page
11
Manhattan reports milk stays a cool, economical summer staple despite rising prices. Nutrition expert Mary Clarke cites milk as a dense source of calcium and vitamins, compares it with sugary drinks, and notes two percent milk often outshines whole milk in minerals.
The Herald requires wedding notices and photos to be received within two weeks after the ceremony for publication and up to a month for story use. Forms are provided and may be filled before the wedding. Black and white photos print best and may be colored.
Wee Brookes promotes a sporty crochet jacket pattern 7366 in synthetic worsted. Two colors create a rectangle design suitable for week ends and vacations. Orders: $1.40 pattern, 6c for mailing, include name address ZIP size and style number to The Ottawa Herald Needlecraft Dept. Box 143 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10011.
Use ready mixed mortar to fill shallow cracks in stucco walls. Widen or undercut cracks slightly to improve adhesion, then press mortar in and smooth. Wet the patched areas once or twice daily for several days to cure and prevent moisture issues.
Larry Farnsworth presents a three bedroom home plan that maximizes small lots with two story efficiency and ground level garage expansion. The design features a private entry, separated living room, open plan dining and kitchen, back to back baths with double lavatories, a compact laundry room with outside exit, and expandable potential. Plans and a 500 plan catalog are available from Farnsworth in Las Vegas Nevada.
Monday events at Trinity United Methodist Church include a picnic supper at 6 p.m. and TOPS at 7:30 p.m. First United Methodist Church hosts the MISSION Study at 7 p.m. at 1023 N. Cedar. Tuesday lists hospital auxiliary sewing at 9:30 a.m. and BPW, NARFE, and BRILES Birthday Club gatherings at L & M Buffet. Wednesday activities feature UMW library visit at 9:30 a.m. and a potluck at noon with Dorcas and ABW noting no meeting for CWF. Union Chapter 15 and other groups meet across local churches.
Soroptimist International met at the Ottawa University Student Union for dinner and installation of new officers. New members Mary Graham and Ellen Ann Arnold were welcomed by Letha May McCracken. A musical program by Linda Teter and Jerry Hall accompanied the ceremony. New officers: Marilyn Teter president, Maxine Stephens vice president, Ann Lidskey recording secretary, Gloria Terrill corresponding secretary, Naomi Cole treasurer. Delegates/director for the year: QuVee Mock, Marjorie Ott, Ruby Marmon.
Mrs. Lille McCullough, a former Ottawa resident, celebrated her 90th birthday on June 12. A family dinner at Colonial Restaurant in Wellsville with two daughters and their husbands began the day, followed by time at the Yelton home in Ottawa. Guests enjoyed birthday cake ice cream and punch as gifts were opened.
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