Turkish Olive Oil Use In Pilaf And Liver Dishes
Article presents Turkish cooking tips from Mrs. F Unalan and Mrs. Sami Duysak of Osawatomie State Hospital. Includes pilaf method with Uncle Ben's rice, olive oil use, and liver preparation using beef or lamb liver, onions, and spices. Notes cultural exchanges and adapting recipes to American tastes.
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F. Unalan
Sami Duysak
Osawatomie State
Unalan
Camille Sue Cartwright
Canton
Ohio
Uncle Ben
Bermuda
Duysak
Oya Sevgi
Turkey
Metin
Osawatomie
Herald
Lois Smith
Wellsville Baptist Church Roof Work and Boy Scout Court
Wellsville Baptist Church undertook roof repairs on the west wing and main portion under the supervision of co chairmen Glen Layton Jr and Robert Groshong with several volunteers listed. Boy Scout Troop 63 Court of Honor met at Hays Hall Wellsville Methodist Church awarding Webelo badges second class and first class awards to multiple scouts and naming James Tomlinson as the new senior patrol leader.
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Wellsville Baptist Church
Glen Layton Jr
Robert Groshong
Board of Trustees
Harold Haney
Jackson Dunham
Norman Shannon
Harold Good
Keith Chanay
LeRoy Price
Bill Shields
Herbert Wright
Eldon Whiteaker
Robert Courter
Bert
James Tomlinson
Clarence Harder
Dear Ann Landers A Phone Call Dilemma
A reader asks if a person may refuse to answer the phone when a verbose relative calls every morning around 9:30 and the caller fears social obligation. The letter notes guilt lifted by a column but seeks guidance on personal boundaries and convenient communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Yakker
Problems and dating woes from Ann Landers column
A reader asks if they should let calls go unanswered if a friend chats too long. Ann Landers says yes if not feeling chatty. Parents seek middle ground on teen dating. advice favors delaying dating while allowing calls and visits with supervision. Also color clash dating dilemma urged polite guidance. girl asks about flowers and wardrobe harmony while guidance suggests communicating preferences.
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Ann Landers
Erna
Cain
Dubas Licktieg Vows Solemnized in Nebraska Wedding
Jeanne Dubas and Thomas Maurice Lickteig wed June 15 at Blessed Sacrament Church Lincoln Nebraska officiated by Rev Leonard Kelin. Bride wore white taffeta gown with lace bodice and detachable train. Attendants were sisters Martha Ann Dubas and Ellen Beth Dubas. Groom's brother Bernard Richard Lickteig served as best man. Couple plans home in Denver after a Europe England trip.
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Jeanne Dubas
Theodore A. Dubas
Lincoln
Neb
Thomas Maurice Lickteig
Kansas City
Greeley
Blessed Sacrament Church
Leonard Kalin
Mary Kay Kapudka
Martha Ann Dubas
Ellen Beth Dubas
Bernard Richard Lickteig
Lawrence T. Dubas
Robert James Dubas
Nicholas J. Thielen
Omaha
Europe
England
Denver
Colorado
University of Nebraska
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Creighton University
United Air Lines
Double Ring Vows Read In Topeka Christian Church
Barbara Jean Evertson and Bryan Dan Bolin wed in a candlelight double ring ceremony at Highland Park Christian Church Topeka on June 8 with nuptial music by Mrs. George Thompkins and Ginger Elliott. The bride wore a silk gown with alencon lace and a chapel train. attendants wore yellow organza over taffeta. The couple, from Melvern and Springfield Mo, plan a Colorado Springs Estes Park honeymoon after campus ties at Washburn and Kansas University.
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Highland Park Christian Church
Topeka
Barbara Jean Evertson
Don Evertson
Melvern
Bryan Dan Bolin
Evan Bolin
Springfield
David M. Bryan
George Thompkins
Ginger Elliott
Karen Sue Greenfield
Kyle Bryson
Maurice Childers
Kansas City
Carl Martinson
DeSoto
Jack Worley
Wichita
John Jones
Neodesha
Gary Bond
Kalamazoo
Mich
Charles Hammond
Charles Anderson
Twin Boys Named Roger and Randal Long Born to Lawrence Couple
The Longs of Lawrence welcomed twin boys born June 15 named Rog er Lowell and Randal Matthew weighing 4 lbs 5 ozs and 4 lbs 5 3/4 ozs. Grandparents are Milan and wife from Quenemo and Alva Long of Mountain Grove with H A Rose as great grandfather.
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Willis G. Long
Lawrence
Roger Lowell
Randal Matthew
Milan M. Knight
Quenemo
Alva Long
Mountain Grove
H. A. Rose
Osage City
Dale Ray Ackerman
Oak
Roger Wayne
Dale Eugene Bones
Princeton
Jana Sue
Russia Accepts IAEA Reactor Inspections
VIENNA April 12 AP The Soviet Union reversed its opposition at the IAEA Board of Governors meeting approving inspections of nuclear reactors above 10 megawatts operated with IAEA supplied materials. The move extends safeguards to ensure peaceful use and prevent diversion to military purposes.
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Vienna
Austria
United States
Soviet Union
International Atomic Energy Agency
Iaea Board of Governors
IAEA
Senior Club Holds Meeting At Youth Center
The Senior Club met Friday at the Youth Center with 27 members and guests present. Guests included Wayne Smart of Council Bluffs, Towa, Mrs. Lewis Wickman and daughter from RFD 2, Phyllis Finch of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Mrs. Lennard Rockestraw of Springfield. Myrtle Graham presided. Lillian Spears read devotions. Entertainment featured Carol Ann Wickman piano solo. readings by Mrs. Robert Kerr, Wayne Smart, and Myrtle Graham. refreshments were served by Myrtle Graham, Josie Hall, and Mrs. Spears.
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Youth Center
Wayne Smart
Council Bluffs
Towa
Lewis Wickman
RFD
Phyllis Finch
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lennard Rockestraw
Springfield
Myrtle Graham
Lillian Spears
Carol Ann Wickman
Robert Kerr
Graham
Josie Hall
Spears
Birthday Party for David Whiteman Celebrated
A surprise birthday party was held for seven year old David Whiteman son of Mr and Mrs Bill Whiteman at 841 S Ash. Friends including Burt and Billy Bowers Doug Barnes Larry Bryan Steven Elliott Marvin Gravenstein and others helped. After gifts guests received balloons played games and had photos taken. Mrs Whiteman was assisted by Peggy Callahan and Mrs George Gravyenstein with refreshments. Other guests included Mrs O H Brock Mrs Verla Ribeau and Mrs Glen Thomason.
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David Whiteman
Bill Whiteman
S. Ash
David
Burt
Billy Bowers
Doug Barnes
Larry Byran
Steven Elliott
Marvin Gravenstein
Tommy
Jackie Gates
Bryan Thomason
Darrel Whiteman
Whiteman
Peggy Callahan
Kansas City
George Gravyenstein
O. H. Brock
Verla Ribeau
Glen Thomason
Farewell Tea for Mrs Brink Before Move to Olathe
A farewell tea honoring Mrs. Rodger Brink was given Thursday by Mrs. Albert L. Keefe at 1045 Main. Mr. and Mrs. Brink and children Scott Stacy and David plan to move to Olathe next week. Guests were Wilani Sunday School Class members from the First Christian Church. Mrs. Roy W. Browning presided at the punch bowl. The table featured a pink car traveling on a gold highway toward Olathe, home of the Brinks. Guests signed a guest book presented to Mrs. Brink. Seventeen Wilani Class members and twelve children attended.
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Rodger Brink
Albert L. Keefer
Main
Brink
Scott
Stacy
David
Olathe
Wilani
First Christian Church
Roy W. Browning
the Brinks
Socialette Visit Notes Debbie Young Plans Several Calls
Socialettes report Debbie Young of Geneseo visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Clare Shadle at 327 S Poplar. She will later travel to see her other grandparents Mr and Mrs Guy Young Westphalia.
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Debbie Young
Geneseo
Clare Shadle
S. Poplar
Debbie
Guy Young Westphaliea
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Rossili Ketfe
Duane Louis
Joe Ream
S. Cedar
L. T. Shipley
Westphalia
Ernest Ream
Iola
Eva Windett
Charles Annis
Wellsville Area News
Will
Margo
Ponca City
Pouen
Bob Hagen
W. D. Farney
Wellsville
Dunham
K.U. Medical Center
Kas
Janice Everison
Kay Lammars
St. Louis
Terry Barker
Clay Center
Nancy Shephard
Susan Yeager
Ruthie Kramer
Maid of Honor
Russia
TeaGiven
Elnas
Albright
S. Main
Ottawa, Kansas
Mrs
Fred Moore
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