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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1979
Page
6
A practical jalapeno pepper jelly guide from sourcing red peppers to sanitizing jars. It covers selecting fresh or canned peppers, safety steps with gloves, processing peppers, cooking with bell peppers and vinegar, adding sugar and pectin, coloring, canning tips with paraffin seals, and serving suggestions with cream cheese and crackers.
Adults, junior leaders and youth join the State 4-H Dog Leaders Conference and Dog Bowl on October 27 and 28 at Rock Springs Ranch. Pre registration ends October 17. Contact Ellen Arnold at the Extension office or call 242-3166. Jo Ellen requests responses by October 12 to finalize plans. Sessions include judging, grooming, showmanship, obedience, training field dogs, kennel management, and new project materials.
A letter to Ann Landers recounts a cruel anonymous note blaming a woman for her mother’s placement in an old age home and for her psoriasis. The writer describes family strain, a six month delay before a new romance, and a chastening reflection on personal choices and coping.
Mark and Mrs Hobart Parks of 1137 S Hickory celebrate seventy years of marriage this Saturday. The couple wed October 6, 1909 in Garnett with their son Barrett Parks and daughter Mrs Erwin Elder as their children. They have three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Clothing costs rise as catalog markets a new fall winter collection with over 100 styles and a free pattern coupon. The Ottawa Herald pattern section lists numerous design numbers, pricing, and mailing instructions for Annie Adams at 249 West 17th Street New York.
One third of food spending goes to meat and fish. Buy by servings, not only price per pound. Compare cooked servings per pound and consider substitutes like beans and eggs. A three ounce serving equals about 20 grams protein, with variations by cut and type.
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Bones of Princeton are the parents of a son born September 25 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. The boy weighs nine pounds four ounces and is named Brett David. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Keith Davidson of Rantom and Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Bones of Princeton. Great-grandparents listed are Mr. and Mrs. Dale F. Bones of Princeton, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Snyder of Spokane Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wenger of Sabetha, and Mrs. Pearl Davidson of 1404 8 Elm.
Wednesday events include UMW and First United Methodist Church activities at F.O.A.M. at 7 30 p m UNION Chapter 15 of Legal Secretaries Association and OU WOMEN at 8 p m in the university union Thursday lists WYCOFF Community Club 1 30 p m Mrs Ray Smith SOCIAL Order of Beauceant 7 30 p m EAGLES Auxiliary 8 p m CENTROPOLIS Daughters Club luncheon 1 p m Mrs Fred Powers Friday features ROYAL Neighbors events nearby.
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