Fort Scott hosts District IT Young Careerist contest
Seven finalists from Ottawa and district BPWs gathered at Fort Scott Community College for speeches after interviews. Joyce Woods of Fort Scott was named district young careerist, with Kathy Schultz of Ottawa as second runner-up and a sixth finalist spotlighted at the Spring luncheon.
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Kathy Schultz
Ottawa Bpw
Fort Scott
Schultz
Ottawa Department of Public Safety
Bpws
Fort Scott Community College
Joyce Woods
Ottawa White Shrine Installation Opens with Organ Prelude
Loren Burnett of Leavenworth presides at the Ottawa White Shrine Installation with an organ prelude. Denzel Rybolt and Mary Alice Hintz lead the Bible ceremony and installing officers. Officers for 1978 79 are introduced, pins awarded, a social period follows, and plans mention the Supreme Convention in Milwaukee May 1 to May 5.
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Loren Burnett
Leavenworth
Ottawa
Denzel Rybolt
Mary Alice Hintz
Topeka
Lawrence
Merriam
Kansas City
Jim Wright
Charles Talbott
Camilla Bookwalter
Ray Talbott
Worthy Herald
Worthy Guardian
Marilyn Talbott
Alred Rybolt
Shepherds
Tom Kraft
Clarence Fanning
Lanah Cameron
Richard Maxwell
Hazel Triplett
Zadell Dingus
Merle Marmon
Howard Smith
John Heckert
Johnie Funk
David Hood
Karl Romstedt
Louis Dale
The Mayor Speaks at Cedar House Volunteer Event
Mayor Vi Reusch spoke at the Cedar House Volunteer recognition program marking National Volunteer Week. Ethel Miller and Charles Carey welcomed guests, with a planning committee including Madge Marcell Mabel Kennedy Grayce Austin Opal Hollon Mertie Hoss Gladys Loyd Alice Neis Mae Peebles Blaine Phillips May Phillips Birdene Robison Carl Strom Zora Winchester and Margaret Van Herwarde. Roselyn Whitley and Charles Carey presented certificates. refreshments were served by residents as about 30 Ottawa area volunteers attended.
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Vi Reusch
Cedar House
Ethel Miller
Charles Carey
Madge Marcell
Mabel Kennedy
Grayce Austin
Opal Hollon
Mertie Hoss
Gladys Loyd
Alice Neis
Mae Peebles
Blaine Phillips
May Phillips
Birdene Robison
Carl Strom
Zora Winchester
Margaret van Herwarde
Reusch
Roselyn Whitley
Ottawa
Rape Panel At Ottawa University Discusses Victims Twice
A panel discussion titled Rape Victims Twice will be held at 9 40 a m Wednesday in the Ottawa University Administration Building Auditorium. The event is hosted with the Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault and features Margaret Jordan and Loren Skiles. A film Rape Alert will be shown and a luncheon with Q and A follows from 12 to 1 p m at the OU Student Union.
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Ottawa University Administration
Metropolitan Organization
Woman's Programming Organization
Margaret Jordan
Johnson County
Loren Skiles
Ottawa Department of Public Safety
OU Student Union
Club and church meeting schedule highlights
Tuesday evening events include BPW at 6 30 p m at L and M Buffet and multiple Beta clubs with optional dessert. Wednesday features Samaritan Christian Circle First Baptist Martha Westminster churches plus several named groups and individuals at First United Methodist and others.
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L & M Buffet Briles
Samaritan
Christian Circle
Searchers
First Baptist Church
Martha
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Marjorie Sheppiser
Sarah
Vickie Shaw
Esther
Elizabeth Page
Ruth
Hazel James
First Christian Church
Shalom
Opal Howell
Susanna
J. W. Jordan
Quest
Madge Callaham
Dorcas
Grace Metz
Maranatha
R. D. Spears
First United Methodist Church
UNION
Order of Eastern Star
Novice Bridge Games Monday At Elks Club
The Elks Bridge Club hosts area clubs for novice games at 7 30 p m on April 24 at the Elks Club with refreshments and prizes. Mary Jo Hanes can provide details at 242-2768. Winners at Monday’s Elks Club games were Doris Mefford and Mary Jo Hanes first, Dot Miller and Mary Hill second, Lois Haslett and Bob Miller third. Sheldon David Schulz celebrates his first birthday today.
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Elks Bridge Club
Elks Club
Mary Jo Hanes
Doris Mefford
Dot Miller
Mary Hill
Lois Haslett
Bob Miller
Mother's Day Visits Upset Life Of Couple
Ann Landers answers reader concerns about balancing visits to his aging mother and deceased fathers grave on holidays, suggesting a timed compromise. She also weighs in on a couple's sex-life photos, a warning about make money at home scams, teen sex test reactions, and a plea for support to fund cancer research.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Benton Harbor
Ben
Honolulu
Lamb Loaded With Healthful Protein
Kansans increasingly favor lamb for its mild flavor and high protein content. Lamb is marketed at 8 to 12 months, year round, and pairs well with mint and other seasonings. A three ounce serving has about 300 calories and provides iron and B vitamins. Fragrant Fruited Lamb Kebabs offer a simple outdoor option with butter curry glaze and grilled fruit portions.
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England
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Merle Burgess
Ruth Batdorf
Clerks
Wanda Kirkland
Elaine Roberts
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Sheldon David
David Schulz
Richmond
Nona Robertson
Floyd Robertson
N. Oak
Albert Schulz
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Sheldon
Velora Bloomer
W. 11Th
Ray Bloomer
Ethyl Schulz
Rantoul
Harold Robertson
Better Business Bureau
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Honeybun
American Cancer Society
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Nuine India
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