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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1982
Page
3
Expert Dr. Myra Barker of Mary Kay warns that sun damage starts building in April and May, peaking around June 21 in the Northern Hemisphere, challenging beliefs about the hottest months being most dangerous. The article adds a baby birth note for Craig James Richardson in Emporia with family lineage.
An old needlecraft catalog promotes pattern 7281 and a list of craft books with prices and postage details. The article shifts to medical safety guidance by Dr. Barker, warning about sun exposure risks, tanning myths, skin aging, and skin cancer with advice on sunscreen use and protective habits.
A surprise reception honored Mr and Mrs Cecil Bridges on their 25th wedding anniversary at the Bridges home in Ottawa RFD 4 hosted by their children Debra Brian and Kevin Bridges and other relatives. Miss Doris Lucas and Cecil Bridges were married on April 6 1957 in Ottawa.
Three year old Christina and one year old Malissa Campbell of Kansas City are the daughters of Mr and Mrs Mikle Campbell. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Dawson of Gladstone Mo Mrs Pegg Lou Bowers and John Campbell of Kansas City Mo. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred Bailey of Pomona.
DAR meets at Mrs. Allen Loyd home for a lineage research program led by Mrs. Lee Butler. Reports from the 84th State Conference in Lawrence were shared by several Chapter officers. Next meeting set for May 8 at Westminster United Presbyterian with a noon carry-in luncheon.
A reader details intent to commit rape citing weight bullying and rage. Ann Landers responds that rape is violence, not lust, urges help, and warns the writer of the danger of acting on abusive thoughts while advising healing.
Ottawa and Wellsville Junior and Cadette Girl Scouts joined 150 others for the Santa Fe Train Council Older Girl Odyssey at Piper High School Kansas City Kansas. Twelve workshops on wheat weaving career exploration skin care fashion nutrition offered bridging and patch samples. Leaders Donna Skiles Vicki Popp Judy Sessions Nancy Thurp attended along with council manager Kim Draskovich. The event aims to help Junior Scouts bridge to Cadette and to sample interest patches with plans to expand next year. The Santa Fe Trail Council serves seven Kansas counties and is a United Way agency.
Monday schedules include Club Forecast at First Baptist Church and several local groups like Job's Daughters and Wildlife Club. Tuesday lists Mission Possible and Lend a Hand activities. A baby named Travis LeRoy was born April 8 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds ten ounces. parents are Mr and Mrs David Terry and grandparents Mr and Mrs LeRoy Smith.
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