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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1978

Page

3

Older Is Better Happy Birthday Girls

Carol Murphy presents a portrait of Girl Scouts highlighting its global reach in Franklin County, Santa Fe Trail Council, and local units Ottawa Wellsville Pomona. It notes 198 local scouts and 39 registered adults, with Camp Kivawood hosting events from family outings to day camps and training. The piece emphasizes values, empowerment, global awareness, and the promise pledge guiding girls to act with honesty, fairness, friendliness, and responsibility.

Juliette Gordon Law Girl Scouts Franklin County Ottawa Wellsville Pomona Santa Fe Trail Council United Way Cookie Council Kivawood Girl Scouts of the U.S.A

Stocky vegetable transplants for home gardens advised

Dr. Chuck Marr of Kansas State University urges buyers to pick stocky dark green transplants and keep them wet before planting. Transplant after a rain or on a cloudy day, cover with jars or paper, use starter solution, and protect with hot caps or boards. Avoid setting out too early. cool soils slow growth. Some plants tolerate light frosts, others need protection.

Chuck Marr Kansas State University Marr Extension Horticulturist

Three Level Home Plan With Large Living Space

A versatile three level house offers more than 1800 square feet including a lower level family room behind the garage. The design adapts to uneven ground, with a central foyer guiding traffic to all levels. The main floor features a spacious living room with fireplace and dining room view, a rear kitchen with a U shaped work area and dining counter, and sliding doors to the yard. The lower level holds a double garage, a large family room, a bath and laundry/storage area. The upper level contains three bedrooms and two full baths with ample closets including a walk in master closet. Back to back baths align across floors for economical plumbing. For plans call 702 384 4202 or write to Larry Farnsworth, Las Vegas NV 99101.

Larry Farnsworth P.O. Box Las Vegas Nevada

Stine Family Welcomes Baby Michael Joe and Siblings

Michael Joe Stine, ten months old, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stine of 1641 S. Main. He has two sisters, Michelle aged ten and Cindy aged six. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Andy Stine and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pound. Great grandmother is Mrs. Ida Link. The Franklin County Red Cross met March 7 at L M Buffet, discussing a new chapter chairman to replace Ed Cummings and a new canteen chairman for the bloodmobile. The next bloodmobile is set for Ottawa on April 24.

Michael Joe Michael Stine S. Main Michelle Cindy Granparents Andy Stine N. Sycamore Harry Pound LaCrosse Ida Link S. Cedar Franklin County American Red Cross L&m Buffet Ed Cummings Ottawan

Soroptimists Elect New Officers At Thursday Meeting

At the Lofgreen Building the Soroptimists elected Marilyn Teter as president Maxine Stephens as vice president Ann Lidikay recording secretary Gloria Terrill corresponding secretary Naomi Cole treasurer Quee Mack a two year director Naomi Cole a one year director Ruby Marmon a two year delegate Lucile Robinson a one year delegate and Elaine Saffron as alternate delegate for the year starting July 1 The next meeting at Letha May McCracken residence on March 23 will feature Barbara Dew librarian speaking on genealogy.

Lofgreen Soroptimists Marilyn Teter Maxine Stephens Ann Lidikay Gloria Terrill Naomi Cole Quee Mack Ruby Marmon Lucile Robinson Elaine Saffron Letha May McCracken Barbara Dew

1978 Pork Outlook Promises More Pleasing Cuts

The USDA predicts a beefing up of pork output in early 1978 with 6 to 7 percent higher production in the first half and larger supplies in the second half. It notes leaner meat with higher protein, less fat, and fewer calories, while offering cooking guidance to preserve nutrition and flavor.

U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Food Safety and Quality Service FSQS

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