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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1983
Page
3
September is National Better Breakfast Month as the Kansas State Board of Agriculture promotes morning meals. Linda Hlavacek explains breakfast fuels the day, providing energy and nutrients from juice or fruit, cereal, toast, and milk. Ideas include breakfast parfaits and all in one breakfast with banana, milk, egg, and honey.
The ad promotes a tissue transfer quilt design with 24 butterfly motifs for a 60 by 89 inch quilt, listing pattern 7432. It invites readers to request the 1983 Needlecraft Catalog featuring 150 designs and multiple craft titles, with pricing for patterns and catalogs and a mailing address in New York.
The George W. Park Seed Co sent 46 seed varieties aboard the space shuttle Challenger from Cape Kennedy to study germination rate vigor and mutation under space conditions. Horticulturists will examine temperature vacuum gravity and radiation effects on seeds and compare with prior NASA growth simulations for astronaut food planning.
The District 1 Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at First United Methodist Church. Rev. Winnie Mae Reade spoke on Listening Hearing and Doing. New officers were elected and plans for the state convention discussed.
Cody Jarrett Hopkins celebrated his first birthday on July 30. He is the son of Cindy Hopkins and Bill Hopkins. Cody has a five year old brother, Caleb. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Cylde Hopkins and Mrs. Vivian Norton. Great grandmother Mrs. Flossie Gieber.
The Old Depot Museum offers tours 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday and Monday with the Butler music exhibit Bundy quilt exhibit and Anderson iron doorsteps on display. The Osawatomie Chapter of Fiddlers Pickers and Singers performs on Labor Day. Dietrich Cabin in City Park also open those days and hours. Friday Senior Club meets 1:30 p.m. at the Youth Center.
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