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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1987

Page

4

Signing New Language For Sacred Heart Students

Diane Yeamans reports on Sacred Heart School kindergartners learning sign language under volunteer Cindy Wilson. Wilson, a Kansas City Power and Light meter reader, aims to integrate signing into the curriculum, teaching basics, the manual alphabet, and signs for common words while planning visits to more grades and ongoing parent involvement.

Diane Yeamans Sacred Heart School Cyndi Wilson Wilson Jo Robinson Kansas School For the Deaf Olathe Olathe School Sacred Heart Kansas City Power and Light Melvern Wichita Ottawa Department of Public Safety Patty Zabloudil Abigail Ferguson

King Leads State AAUW In Ottawa At Pratt Convention

Doris King of Ottawa will be installed as president of the Kansas American Association of University Women at a Pratt convention April 24-25. Ottawa branch officers include Renita Abel, Barry Robinson, and Katie Ecroyd. Cheri Johnson and Inez Loyd were elected officers, with Shirley Hooper as treasurer and Dorothy Snyder continuing. Paula Ratliff spoke about Girls State experiences. AAUW remains a Girls State sponsor. The group urged support for Senate Bill 552 on pay equity and Deborah Barker demonstrated Ukrainian Easter egg coloring.

Doris King Ottawa Kansas American Association of University Women Pratt Ottawa Aauw Renita Abel Barry Robinson Katie Ecroyd Cheri Johnson Inez Loyd Shirley Hooper Dorothy Snyder

Ann Landers Advice Letters On AIDS And Sneezing

Readers query Dear Troubled and Dear Choo seek guidance on AIDS fear and marital strain over sneezing. Ann Landers cautions about AIDS tests, urges abstinence and condom use, and advises tear up donor card. She also notes reassurance matters more than superstition and suggests responding with affection to avoid escalating conflicts.

Ann Landers Danager Connecticut Choo

Alternatives Help Arthritics With Ulcers

Dear Doctor notes that many arthritis drugs irritate the stomach and suggests non-salicylates like gold compounds or hydroxychloroquine for someone with an ulcer. Also covers torticollis causes and treatment options, MRI uses in arthritis, and a new antihistamine terfenadine for elderly patients seeking less drowsiness.

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Birthday Boy Brian Thompson Celebrates First Year

Brian Edward Thompson marks his first birthday today. He is the son of Ed and Penny Thompson of Pomona, with sister Jamie, age 4. Grandparents Richard and Lois Griffin of Pomona and Gary Thompson of Michigan Valley and Barbara Thompson of Topeka. Great grandparents Norriss and Gertrude Johnson of Pomona and Mrs Ernie Thompson of Osage City.

Brian Edward Thompson Penny Thompson Pomona Brian Jamie Richard Lois Griffin Gary Thompson Michigan Valley Barbara Thompson Topeka Norriss Gertrude Johnson Ernie Thompson Osage City

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