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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
5
A recipe for Oriental Casserole blends crisp and tender textures with mild and sharp flavors. It uses an entire wedge of sharp cheddar, a creamy sauce, and layers rice, chicken, water chestnuts, mushrooms, and chow mein noodles, baked 25 minutes for 8 to 10 servings.
The Associated Press reports a heavy fruit supply this opening fall weekend with abundant apples, grapes, and pears at counters nationwide. Meat departments offer best buys on pork, poultry, and beef, with pork chops at 79 cents a pound in New York area stores. Vegetables include celery, cucumbers, peppers, squash and sweet potatoes, plus cabbage and onions as top picks. Canned and frozen fruit prices are attractive, while fish prices for scallops, oysters, shrimp, and halibut are favorable, halibut steaks at 49 cents a pound in a northeastern chain.
Members of Post and Auxiliary 5001 VFW held a basket supper at the VFW hall in observance of United and Gold Star Mothers month. Guests Ottawa University students Job Olanepe kum of Nigeria and Ikuyo Chisada of Japan spoke on customs. 37 attended.
Tot-To-Teen Club hosted a guest night with Bob Roberts presenting People to People at Mrs R A Bruce’s home. Hostess Mrs Red dell Boyer welcomed seventeen members and attendees included Mrs Newton Brown Mrs Carl Seaton Mrs Loyd Scribner Mrs William Hay Mrs M C Smith and Mrs Bill Dempsay.
Members discussed a pirate themed rush party on October 13 at Mrs Ron Meiers home with Mrs Don Fisher hosting. Miss Beverly Hjorth led the program on Happiness and refreshments were served. A kitchen note suggests browning bananas with butter and sugar as a serving idea.
Birthday Club held an all day meeting at Mrs. Orville Garrett's home with basket dinner. Roll call members offered tips for fall flowers. New member Mrs. Joe Canfield enrolled. Gifts given to Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Ray Eversmeyer, Mrs. Gale Shelton, Mrs. Tom Chambers, Mrs. Wayne Anderson and Mrs. George Gould. A layette shower was hosted for Mrs. Shelton.
The Rebekah meeting at the IOOF hall featured Agnes Stoffer reading to observe the 113th anniversary of the order founded Sept 20. Guests included James and Ruth Donohoe of Kansas City Kan. Plans for Oct 21 bean and cornbread supper and Sept 26 rummage sale were announced. Ruth Hoopes led the event with group singing and a birthday cake presentation to Mrs. Donohoe.
A pleasant menu for two young married couples features Wine-kissed Chicken Mixed Rice with Green Peas and Mushroom Sauce. The recipe uses a large broiler-fryer cut up, flour, salt, pepper, butter, oil, and vermouth. Sear and braise the chicken then serve with the result.
Dear Ann Landers answers multiple reader questions about teen pregnancy in high school, smoking habits, and infidelity. She argues married students should focus on education and not extracurriculars, smoking is a dirty habit, and blood tests cannot prove paternity though ear structure may be discussed as evidence with legal counsel.
The 50th annual Burke descendants reunion gathered Sunday at Sacred Heart School to honor Michael and Julia Burke, settlers of Kansas in 1867. A basket dinner was served and plans were made to host next year’s reunion in Topeka, with attendees from Ottawa Shawnee Mission Wellsville Topeka Douglas Emporia Paxico Westphalia and other towns.
The Northside Loyal Temperance Legion elected officers at a Wednesday meeting in Trinity Methodist Church. Marilyn Wright was named president and pianist, Susan Lilly secretary, Stanley Adell treasurer, Rebecca Anderson chaplain, Ricky McFadden song leader, Roger Cannady yell leader, Debora Bartlett recreation chairman, Rita Malburg refreshment chair, Joyce Elder crafts chair, with Donald and Ronald Dodd, Dale Malburg, Dennis Elder and Frank Sommer on the room committee.
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