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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1985

Page

4

Ottawa area summer youth jobs under JTPA program

The Ottawa region begins recruitment for the 1985 Job Training Partnership Act Summer Youth Employment Training Program. Ages 14 to 21 will serve as recreation aides, park helpers, child care assistants, and clerical staff at public or nonprofit sites eight weeks from June to August 9 while earning minimum wage. Approximately 900 Kansas youths are expected to participate in Service Delivery Area II. Applications go through high school counselors or Janice Hastert, Ottawa JTPA, P.O. Box 584 2nd and Cedar.

Ottawa Area ITPA Kansas Department of Human Resources Kansas JTPA Janice Hastert Ottawa P.O. Box 2Nd Cedar

Glove Puppets Set for KU Performances

The Chinese Glove Puppets will be staged at the University of Kansas by the International Theatre Studies Center in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall at 3 30 and 8 p m on Saturday April 27. Tickets are 3 50 for adults 2 for children with seating limited to 140 per show.

Lawrence International Theatre Studies Center University of Kansas Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall Andrew Tsubaki Marr

Society appoints new Kansas Chapter chairman for leukemia drive

Mrs Kevin Spencer becomes chairman of the Kansas Chapter Leukemia Society of America residential campaign in Rantoul running April 26 to May 10 The chapter aids over 250 patients in a patient aid program and supports research The society allocated over 4.6 million dollars for research in 1984 The Kansas Chapter office is at 1405 S Hydraulic Wishita

Kevin Spencer Kansas Leukemia Society of America Rantoul The Leukemia Society

Art in the Park sets May 5 for Lawrence event

Lawrence Art Guild and Parks Department schedule Art in the Park for noon May 5 at South Park. The 24th annual event features artists 18 plus with $500 in cash prizes, a $5 entry fee and a $5 guild membership. A rain date is May 12.

Lawrence Art Guild Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department South Park Art Guild Georgia Orchard Sandra Praeger

Baby Names Kristin Danielle Potter and Kenneth Matthew Morton

Mr and Mrs David Potter announce the birth of daughter Kristin Danielle Potter born April 16 at Ransom Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds 11 ounces. She has two sisters Amy Diane and Angie Lynn. Grandparents listed with addresses. Kenneth Morton born April 20 at Ransom Memorial Hospital weighing nine pounds two ounces. He has a brother Kevin Michael and sister Kristy Macanne. Grandmothers named with locations.

David Potter N. Sycamore Kristin Danielle Potter Ransom Memorial Hospital Kristin Danielle Amy Diane Angie Lynn Florenc Hart Pomona Walter Potter Hazel Gates Elm Anna Gage Princeton Kenneth Morton N. Cedar Kenneth Matthew Morton Matt Kevin Michael Kristy Macanne Dorothy Morton Ottawa Retirement Village Edith Scheuneman Gardner

New Spring Summer Pattern Catalog Offers Quick Fashion

Advertises a fast fashion pattern catalog for women with a $2.00 pattern coupon and 5 cent postage. Claims books priced at $2.50 plus 5 cent postage and handling. Mentions a cryptic line “Ura nw Qafien AeErTienity Crotty Flawere” as unclear text.

Anne Adams Reader Mall Cara Ottawa Herald Northern Blvd Woodside P&h. Ura Qafien AeErTienity Crotty Flawere

Birthday Girl Alissa Frieden Turns Four Today

Alissa Dawn Frieden celebrates her fourth birthday today. She is joined by her 18 month old brother Adam Mark Frieden. Parents are Mr and Mrs Mark Frieden of Pomona RFD 1. Grandparents include Mrs Pauline Green of Ottawa and Mr and Mrs Cecil Frieden of Pomona. Great grandmother is Mrs Esther Frieden of Ottawa.

Alissa Dawn Frieden Adam Mark Mark Frieden Pomona RFD Pauline Green Ottawa Cecil Frieden Esther: Frieden

Christopher Green Celebrates Fourth Birthday in Quenemo

Christopher Stephen Green turned four on April 22 celebrating with family in Quenemo. He is the son of Clarence and Mrs. Green and has sisters Vickie eighteen and Jessica six, and brothers Scott sixteen Nicky fourteen and Dustin twelve. Also mentioned are Marlin Green and Mrs Theda Leach of Quenemo.

Christopher Stephen Green Clarence Green Quenemo Christopher Vickie Jessica Scott Nicky Dustin Marlin Green Theda Leach

Xerxes Joshua Dastur at Child Fund New York P.O. Box 277

Xerxes Joshua Dastur, formerly with Child Fund, Inc., is associated with a New Paltz, New York address at P.O. Box 277 12561. The note records a personal or organizational link and a current mailing address.

P.O. Box New Paltz, N.Y

Give Eggplants A Place In This Summer's Garden

County Extension Home Economist Marcial Mages offers home garden tips on growing eggplants. Readiness, varieties like Modern Midget and Nasu, indoor seed starting, sun needs, and fertilizing schedules, plus cooking ideas and safe storage notes.

Marcial Mages County Extension Europe Chuck Marr Extension Horticulturist Marr

Many Restaurants Now Provide Regular Nutritious Meals

Mary Clarke of Kansas State University notes a shift toward lighter, healthier menus in restaurants. Chefs emphasize fresh ingredients, creative flavors, and lower calories with salads, whole grains, and fish. Consumers demand healthier options, aided by the American Heart Association program and on menu nutrition notes.

Mary Clarke Kansas State University Extension American Heart Association AHA Qathat Clarke Ccu

Activities For Sick Child In Stillwater Oklahoma

Oklahoma State University extension specialist Dr Elaine Wilson advises that mildly ill children should engage in age appropriate activities rather than watching television. She suggests moving toys books puzzles within reach and using magnifying glasses binoculars and mirrors to expand the child s view from bed.

Stillwater Okla Elaine Wilson Oklahoma State University

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Fukien China Society S. Hydraulic Wishita Pat T $ Aron Frieden Stephen Green Happy Xerxes Joshua Dastur New York State Child Fund, Inc Jimbo Lave Tony Dad T. and FBI SUN Irv
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