Le Family Becomes U S Citizens In Kansas City
The Le Cong Duc family, Indian Vietnamese immigrants who moved to Ottawa in 1975, were sworn in as United States citizens in a Kansas City ceremony. The parents Le Duc and Le and their three children Dac, Diem, and Dac received certificates, copies of the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and an American flag. The family had settled in Willow Acres after sponsorship by a local church and steady employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Murphy
le Cong Duc
Ottawa
Vietnam
Dac
Diem
United States
United States District Court
Federal
Kansas City
Kansas
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Frances Warner
Cedar
Lawrence Ogg
le Duc
King Radio
Leis
UPS
Willow Acres
Andrew Dae le
Christine Hoa
Diana Dae
Christopher Dae
Jeannett Diem
Kan
Cool Weather Outdoor Cooking and Hot Dog Nutrition
A guide to outdoor cooking as cooler weather returns highlights hot dogs as a nutritious protein source with about 150 calories per dog. USDA standards limit fat to 30 percent, water to 10 percent, and corn syrup to two percent. ingredients must name any byproducts. For best roasting, simmer first to tenderize and retain juices. Also notes a WWII unit reunion in Pueblo, Colorado and provides hot dog quantities per age group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Food Safety and Quality Service
Ottawa area club night and group meetings schedule
Thursday events include NAOMI GROUP at 7 20 p m First Christian Church Ottawa Amateur Radio Association on air at 147 s 9 MHz at 9 p m Welcome Wagon Club at 7 30 p m L M Buffet Friday brings Franklin County Action Group at 7 3 p m Eckan Retta Conclave True Kindred Christian Women s Club Ottawa University Student Union Lattimer Neighborhood 20 Community 6 30 p m pot luck Senior Club 1 30 p m Youth 22 Center Saturday features General Edward Hand Chapter DAR at noon Rebekah Hall Baldwin
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ODD Fellows Family
Naomi Group
First Christian Church
Ottawa Amateur Radio Association
Welcome Wagon Club
L&m Buffet
Eckan Retta
True Kindred Christain
Ottawa University Student Union
Lattimer
Edward Hand
Dar
Rebekah Hall
Baldwin
New Foods At The Grocer's By MARCIAL HOUCK
The article surveys upcoming grocery items including adult pink breakfast cereals and natural foods, plus low calorie mayonnaise and international frozen vegetable blends. It notes more convenience meals, explains the life cycle of new products, and highlights cost cutting via ingredient changes like vegetable oil in bread and high fructose corn syrup in cake mixes. It also discusses testing, consumer panels, and the tough 80s market for new items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcial. Houck
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First United Methodist Church
Les
Mr. le
Don Lambert
Herald
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
92Nd Unit
Pueblo
Colo
Marjory Miller
S. Maple
Army Nurse Corps
Desert Center
Calif
South Pacific
First National Bank
Waverly
Gilbert
Edison
Seth Thomas
K. M. Parmely
James
Harry R. Swanson
Marion Phillips
Wayne Whighropp
Adiesing Center “'Y fMuntoon
Gage Topeka
Franklin County Action Group
Croucher
Nette
West
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