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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1963
Page
3
A reader letters column highlights Dear Ann Landers responses on handling workplace tears in staff, advising on personal histories told to children, and encouraging independence for young adults seeking careers away from home. The column includes guidance on telling children about a mother's prior marriage and adopting children.
Garfield PTA last evening in the school auditorium featured science displays and talks by pupils from each room. Principal Don Hoglund introduced demonstrations, Mrs. Cliff Reynolds presided, and Rev. E E Caylor led devotions. It was announced the state PTA meeting will be April 24 in Kansas City Kansas. New officers elected: Mrs. Charles Mavity Jr president, Mrs. Albert Keefer vice president, Mrs. Charles Gillette secretary, Mrs. Ron Haug treasurer.
Eugene Field PTA held a panel discussion titled A 6th Grader Goes to Junior High with Allen Unruh principal Mrs How ard Doman Junior High guidance counselor Dean Rouse Junior High principal and Mrs Vernon Bear a 6th grade parent Audience participation occurred Mrs Don Waymire presided and Mrs Kenneth Cook led devotions New officers elected include Mrs Harold Leitaker president Mrs Glenn Lancaster vice president Mrs Richard Blanton secretary and Mrs Eldon Carlson
A bridal shower for Mildred Peed was hosted at the H. H. Feuerborn home last evening. About 20 attendees celebrated ahead of her March 30 wedding to Wendell L. Flynn with a red and white color theme and rose arch decorations. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Harry Gilliland and Mrs. Glenn Miller in party games.
The son born March 7 to Mr and Mrs Larry Vance Crawford RFC 2 Wellsville has been named Kerry Vance. He weighed 8 lb 4 oz. The daughter born March 8 to Mr and Mrs James Lawrence Seyler 734 Poplar has been named Jacklyn LaRae. She weighed 8 lb 14 oz.
Zigzag Club held a white elephant sale at yesterday’s meeting with Mrs Don Stevenson of Richmond. Proceeds will partially fund a field trip to Kansas City on March 28. Members displayed their crafts and the club awarded gifts to two new mothers, Mrs Dorothy Lickteig of Greeley and Mrs Raymond Feuerborn of Williamsport. Mrs Harold Kimball of Princeton won the door prize. Visitors included Mrs Gard James of Lane, Mrs Al Kipper of Richmond, and Mrs James Dalsing of Greeley.
Job's Daughters outlined plans for the grand guardian's visit on March 18. Anne Machin as honored queen presided. Choir and drill team practices were held. Teresa Moore delivered a librarian's report of nonsensical poems. Present were 52 choir members, 14 officers, and 11 council members.
A French influenced method serves cooked frozen Brussels sprouts as a puree. Ensure the sprouts are tender after cooking to puree smoothly and finish with a generous butter seasoning.
Past Matrons club elected Mrs. Kenneth Snyder to membership last evening with Mrs. C. W. Thompson presiding. Mrs. Leo Mealman was hostess assisted by Mrs. Chalmers Clark and Mrs. Harold Miller. A nominating committee was named for 1963 64: Mrs. Frank Duvall, Mrs. W. S. Crofts, and Mrs. W. Phil McCracken. A prayer service honored Mrs. Isabelle Jacobsen. Prizes in St Patrick games went to Mrs. McCracken and Mrs. Lamar Phillips. Sixteen members and a guest attended.
A bulletin lists ACORN Club and LW Club gatherings at the Hill House with various members like Mrs Herbert yonnsom and Mrs Jay Saner. Omicron Chapter Beta Phi hosts a dinner at SKILTON House. ZIGZAGGHRS and SEEKERS Class attend Trinity Methodist Church activities led by Mrs Clarence Weve.
The article suggests using lard in cookies with a spicy flavor or adding lemon or almond flavoring to create zest. It notes these options as ways to enhance taste without long explanations or extra steps.
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