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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1981
Page
3
Anita Prichard shares a copycat peanut butter crunch bar recipe from Anita Prichard's Candy Cookbook Harmony. She describes pouring into a pan cutting 2 by 1 inch bars and dipping in chocolate coating yielding 36 bars with a white summer coating and unsweetened chocolate.
Homemade bars turn crunchier after a few days. Recipe outlines steps for dipping crunch bars in a chocolate coating and making clusters, with precise temperatures, equipment, and assembly details for an 8 by 8 pan. Includes variations and storage instructions.
Kansas State University extension horticulturist Chuck Marr notes beans suit fresh and preserved use, offering better flavor and color with modern varieties like Contender Provider Top Crop and Bush Bluelake. Plant seeds an inch deep three inches apart, harvest when pods are usable, and water during peak bloom while avoiding summer heat.
Elizabeth Janetta Scott turns four on May 2. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles C Scott Jr of 7315 Locust. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Grover Hazel of Weatherford Oklahoma and Mrs Gertrude Scott of 1491 S Main.
Joshua Keith celebrates his first birthday on May 2. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Keith Roehl of Ottawa RFD 4. His grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charley Roehl of Ottawa RFD 4, Mrs Mae Bean of 210 W 4th, and Charles Johnson of Topeka. His great grandmothers are Mrs Vivian Dale of 418 Dundee and Mrs Marie Mitchel of McPherson.
Mr and Mrs Joe Temm of Kansas City Kansas welcomed a daughter named Catherine Sue born April 27 at St Luke's Hospital in Kansas City Missouri. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Temm of Florissant Missouri and Mr and Mrs Keith Shumway of 906 South Ash.
Spring brings peak freshness for artichokes, asparagus, corn, beans, melons, and squash. Plan varied produce, use bulk to control appetite, judge quality by color and crispness, store at cool temps, and rely on USDA grades for buying and selling produce.
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