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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1976
Page
3
Sixth graders from Hawthorne Elementary attend a spring graduation party hosted by Dorothy Anderson at 424 Hickory. They perform playful games, draft fictional presidential plans, and enjoy a formal tea with pink lemonade, pastel desserts, and real silverware, reflecting old world charm.
Dorothy Anderson praises a festive no bake sherbet dessert made with coconut macaroon cookies whipped cream sugar nuts and rainbow sherbet. The mix is layered in a pan or muffin tins, frozen, yielding about 18 portions for a Monday afternoon party.
Chris Straddock anchors a unique program for Mary Calcott Elementary School kindergartners through third graders. The show airs on closed circuit TV since March at 9:45, delivering weather, cafeteria menus, birthday notices, and classroom news.
At the Kansas Legal Secretaries Convention in Dodge City, the Franklin Osage Anderson Miami Counties association won first in advertising and third in bulletin. Neva Snyder of Ottawa was elected second vice president. A wildlife segment on crayfish and a puppet show at the school highlighted programs to boost communication skills among students, with details of a May 21 birth at Ransom Memorial Hospital in Leavenworth: Ruby Dawn Sutton weighing seven pounds ten ounces. Grandparents and great-grandparents named.
Executive meeting for CWF at First Christian Church nine AM. PEO and State Convention planning in Manhattan. Hazel Rebekah Lodge meets at 100F Hall. UMW gathers at Trinity United Methodist Church Pricilla ten AM. Sacred Heart Altar Society convenes seven PM in School Cafeteria.
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