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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1978
Page
3
A leisurely brunch features a zesty tomato drink with lemon juice Worcestershire and tabasco, served with celery. Creamed mushrooms on toast waffles or noodles, fruit salad, and a Bloody Mary. recipe yields 8 to 10 drinks. Mushrooms sautéed in butter five minutes, then juices deglazed with sherry if used.
A dated recipe outlines Libby tomato juice lemon juice Worcestershire sauce and Tabasco to create a savory base. Mushrooms are stirred in after cooking and half and half is added before serving with sour cream parsley and optional sherry. Heat gently and serve over toast waffles or Chinese fried noodles for eight servings.
The Franklin County Nursery School and Day Care Center and the Franklin County Toddler Center staff host an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at Elliott Hall 410 S. Hickory to honor Mrs. Gloria Terrill director who begins her fifteenth year with Day Care on Nov. 2. All former and present students families friends and relatives are invited to attend on the second floor of Elliott Hall.
The Elks Bridge Club held a Halloween party Monday with pumpkins prizes and refreshments. Winners included Doris Mefford and Freda Gilmore first place and Katherine McClay with Ruth Indall second. FE. W. Julia Brooks and Dorothy Casey won first with Ike and Mary McMahon second. Next week's games award extra points toward quarterly standings.
Kansas State University students in Manhattan form a Mothers Club to aid Alpha Gamma Rho. Their first project aims to supply kitchen and dining room equipment for fraternity members.
Four women Darlene Mitchell Mary Jenkins Pam Burns and Chris Johnson start new jobs as electricians at Electric Unlimited in Columbus Ohio. Owner Steve Hatfield says reliable workers and dexterity set them apart. After five weeks on the job they speak of training plans and pride in a trade that benefits their families and futures.
The Ottawa High School band performed at halftime during the Wichita State University versus New Mexico State game in Wichita, with 25 other bands also taking part and the OHS flag team joining the performance. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lyman of Paola, formerly of Ottawa, plan their fiftieth wedding anniversary this Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at Roberta's Tea Room in Paola. Lyman previously worked with Kansas City Power and Light and owned OK Photo Service in Ottawa.
A Wednesday schedule lists CWF at 1 30 p m at First Christian Church with UPW and Westminster United Presbyterian Church at 1 15 p m Bertha Bergsma PR UMW First United Methodist Bazaar at the church ECW Grace Episcopal Church undercroft F O A M 7 30 p m Legal Secretaries Association UNION Chapter 15 and Order of Eastern Star. Thursday WYCOFF Community Club Mrs Herbert Dowdy SOCIAL Order of Beauceant 7 30 p m with EAGLES Auxiliary 8 p m. Friday ROYAL Neighbors SENIOR Club 1 30 p m Youth Center WORLD COMMUNITY Day CWU 1 30 p m Grace Episcopal Church GENERAL Edward Hand Chapter DAR Northeast District meeting Olathe.
Mr and Mrs Terry Ostmeyer of 1020 Cypress welcomed a daughter at Lawrence Memorial Hospital on October 31. The infant weighed seven pounds one and a half ounces at birth.
Kitty Carlisle Hart actress singer and chair of the New York State Council of the Arts receives the Creative Arts Award from the American Jewish Congress national women’s division for outstanding achievements in performance and dedication to the arts. The item includes unrelated family notes and a Wisconsin study on generations of women’s sex education showing shifting openness.
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