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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2011
Page
7
Dear Dr. Donohue explains MS basics including myelin loss, relapse remittance pattern, common symptoms, age/sex patterns, climate links and genetic factors. It covers prognosis, current treatments like Avonex Rebif Betaseron Copaxone Gilenya Novantrone, and notes the National MS Society contact and purpose.
The Finney County Senior Citizens Association will meet Friday at 5 p.m. at the Senior Center, 907 N. 10th St. The Ambassadors choir will sing carols and a carry-in supper at 6 p.m. Attendees 55 plus should bring a white elephant gift for the party. Maybelle Bowen won high in senior center pitch Tuesday. Leonard Yardley was second and Jerry Wallace third. A 12:45 p.m. Tuesday pitch game is available by calling 272-3620.
Beacon Booster 4 H Club met on November 14 with eight members and two leaders present. Alicia Harp led recreation and treasurer duties. Keith Strasser read the treasurer and Christina Kendall submitted October notes. Sarah Ramsey led birthdays. club voted to sponsor Cecilia Ramsey for a choir trip. group song led by Strasser.
A reader recounts a classic Heloise tip for removing gum from hair using cold cream and pulling fibers with a dry rag. The note attributes enduring usefulness to the trick and mentions later alternatives like peanut butter. It also includes reader responses on chair mats and cloth napkins and a garage sale tip.
On the Oregon trail Nancy suspects Doc of foul play as sick travelers die. She and friends plan to test his medicine using a fake bottle, then sneak into Doc’s wagon at midnight to uncover what he hides, eyeing a possible obituary clue and a hidden stash.
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