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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1976
Page
10
The article extols easy picnic fun with safety tips and a Cobblestone Cupcakes recipe. It covers packing food, cooling meats and dressings, and using thermoses, plus a two dozen cupcake recipe with self rising flour, peanut butter, chocolate, and orange juice.
Gorham residents can buy painted plywood crests for 15 dollars with cedar posts and hardware. The Bicentennial committee, led by John Murphy, says the project makes no profit and is run by volunteers from Gorham High School and the community. Local residents are invited to obtain arms, while outsiders are not served.
The Friday schedule lists Royal Neighbors Senior Club at 1 30 pm for meeting at the Youth Center and Overeaters Anonymous at 9 30 am at First Assembly of God Church with two community group events noted.
Sue Hellar highlights May meetings focusing on food topics. Mildred Walker of Kansas State University will present What you need to know to be the best shopper on May 10 at 1 30 p m in the Court Building. On May 14 Oletha Blevins from Lawrence will lead a baby food demonstration at 9 304a m in the Court Building. Dandelion greens are abundant this spring and can be eaten fresh or cooked. The guide covers picking, washing, preparing, and serving greens, with recipes for salads and creamed greens using milk butter and cheese.
Palco grade school teacher Mrs. Lucille Barber has a classroom treehouse built by janitor Lee Robinson to reward students for good work. Students enjoy reading up there and some have completed entire series, proving its value as an educational tool praised by Instructor Magazine.
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