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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1979
Page
11
Kappa Tau Delta members at Ottawa University bake cakes for the campus carnival this evening from 7:30 to 11 p.m. on the campus mall. Thirty five cakes to be used in the cakewalk, with activities in dorms and at the Fridells’ home, inviting all to attend.
Ald an By MARCIAL HOUCK explains how to choose balanced plaid fabrics for easy sewing. Tips cover checking for even design repeats, yardage needs, matching at seams, and aligning patterns from hem to center for a harmonious garment.
The text notes that bias plaids create interesting effects in garments and advises using even plaids for this technique. It cautions that each plaid varies by fabric and pattern, making sewing a challenge. If time is limited, gingham is a safer alternative.
A reader asks about public wedding kissing and Ann Landers replies that the couple may decide. A second letter reveals a fraught domestic dispute about an estranged husband and his children, ending with a sharp, disapproving sentiment about time and priorities.
Franklin County action group meets Friday at 7 30 p m at ECKAN Betta Conclave True Kindred Naomi Club Latimer cancels due to a member death Steven Curtis Watson celebrates his first birthday on October 4 son of Mrs Kathy Watson Princeton and Steve Watson Lane Grandparents Dean Kirkland Princeton James Watson South Bend Ind Great Grandmothers Marie Morrow Richmond Blanche Weatherbie Lane Great great grandparents W S Farrar Greeley
Dear Ann Landers counsels a reader about tension at a wedding and whether a kiss should be forced as guests advise. The letter condemns coercive choices and emphasizes respecting the couple and their families during a new life transition.
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