Hearing Aid to Hearing Night Music for Mrs Magdich
In Fergus Falls Minnesota, Hazel Magdich, after 28 years of hearing trouble and 21 years with a hearing aid, underwent surgery to restore hearing. Surgeons replaced the stirrup bones in both ears, producing the first sounds she heard as her family entered the room. She describes the moment as hearing elephants tap dancing and recalls music on an eight track as she left the hospital.
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Hazel Magdich
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Dear Abby column on gifts and Blue Cross questions
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on gift exchanges, medical plan limits, and a boss asking a secretary to return a girdle. She notes a relative should not be added to Blue Cross unless financially dependent, and suggests humor over costly gifts. She also addresses a public hate mail and offers a way to contact Abby for private replies.
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Horoscope for Tuesday January 31 1978
Tomorrow's forecast covers all signs with guidance on innovation caution teamwork and leadership. Noting notable figures Tailurah Bankhead Carol Channing Eddie Cantor Suzanne Pleshette are named as American stage and screen stars.
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Carol Channing
Eddie Cantor
Suzanne Pleshette
Veterans and clubs gather for Fort Sill social Monday
Social Calendar lists Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1193 and Auxiliary at VFW Hall 926 S 2nd at 7 30 p m with games. Military Wives Garden Club Fort Sill meets Cannon Recreation Center at 9 30 a m with Mrs June Harris on Herbs and Spices. Insurance Women of Lawton meets Ishmael Taylor Realty 1920 W Cache Rd at 7 p m for Operation LACE Off. 5263 and Auxiliary at VFW Hall 1001 A at 7 30 p m.
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Fort Sill
Cannon Recreation Center
June Harris
Insurance Women of
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Ishmael Taylor Realty
Cache Road
Toastmistress Contest Crowned Barbara Benfield at Great Plains Event
Barbara Benfield won the fourth annual Great Plains Toastmistress speech contest at Lew Johnson Restaurant. Five contestants spoke on Mardi Gras with titles New Orleans In January and I Love Music. Runner up Alice Alexander and others included Joan Johnston Dorothy Brantley Betty Hubbard. Contest chairman was Nelda Sanders with winner advancing to Lawton April 22. New officers take six month terms: Johnston president Damon vice president Makowicki secretary Sanders Ewing and Bonnita Bressman parliamentarian. First Friday Mass service at Fort Sill Grierson Hill Chapel invites all, with speaker Elsie Hamm on marriage myths after.
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Alice Alexander
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Eloise Ewing
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Dinner for Six Roast Lamb Potatoes and Orange Bombe
A Browstone AP food page outlines an Orange Bombe dessert using vanilla ice cream and orange sherbet in a mold, plus optional orange liqueur and fresh segments. Serves six. Also notes a weight loss program starting Wednesday at 2 pm in the Baptist Church, cost five dollars, sponsored by the OSU Extension Service with Rose Mary Clifton coordinating.
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Baptist Church
OSU Extension Service
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Tillman County
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