Pet Cemetery Expands With New Signs At Humane Society
Alta Cruces of the Franklin County Humane Society reports replacement of wooden grave markers with hand-painted steel signs. Mick Jones has overseen the project, financed by small sign orders from National Sign Company. The cemetery will double in size after groundwork, with remaining gravesets available for $75, including burial and marker.
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Diane Yeamans
Franklin County Humane Society
Alta Cruces
West 19Th Street
Mick Jones
National Sign Company
N. Main
Cruces
Humane Society
Friends Sale at Franklin County Humane Society Event
The Friends of the Franklin County Humane Society host a garage sale and Adopt-A-Pet Day at the Animal Shelter from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Donations accepted all week and baked goods will be offered. Funds support shelter needs and new pet cages are discussed.
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Friends of the
Franklin County Humane Society
Opal Phillips
The
Friends
Alta Cruces
Three Forum Programs Remain for Spring 1986
Three programs remain in the Spring 1986 Community Forum series. Tonight at 7:30 in the Ottawa Library, a program for small investors. Wednesday, Betty Anderson hosts a Kansas City second hand shops tour leaving 9 a.m. from the Ottawa Library. Saturday Deborah Barker leads a 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. workshop on frames at the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium. May 7 a slide show on Franklin County sites at 1–2 p.m. at the Ottawa Library. Registration for all programs is $1. O Dae project for the Franklin County Extension Homemaker Council.
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Kansas City
Ottawa
Betty Anderson
Deborah Barker
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Franklin County
O'’Vonne O’dea
Franklin County Extension Homemaker Council
MS Campaign Kicks Off May 5 In Ottawa
The Ottawa Unit of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society launches a house-to-house drive on May 5. Crystal Northway chairs the effort with volunteers wearing ID tags to collect funds for local MS support and a research program seeking a cure. About 500,000 Americans are affected by MS and related disorders.
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Ottawa
National
Multiple Sclerosis Society
Crystal Northway
Shop Around For Desired Service
Dear Ann Landers asks why it is acceptable to try on multiple bathing suits in department stores that have already been tried on by others and seeks guidance on proper shopping etiquette and service considerations.
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Ann Landers
Wigged Out: Return Policies Vary By Store And State
Dear Wigged Out, a reader questions why swimwear can be returned but jewelry not, highlighting varying store policies. Netman Marcus forbids swimwear returns after home use, Saks allows returns of jewelry and swimwear, Montgomery Ward promises satisfaction with local regulation caveats, and Sears aims for money back. Consider shopping elsewhere if policies don’t suit.
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Boca
Netman-Marcus
Saks Fifth Avenue
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Childbirth Refresher and Prep Classes Offered by County Hospital
A refresher childbirth course for those who already attended will be held at 7:30 p.m. on May 19 in the Long Term Care Basement of Anderson County Hospital with a $5 charge. A six week series begins June 2 meeting every Monday. pre register at 448-3131 or 448-2286. $15 registration due at first class.
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Anderson County Hospital
Wellsville PTA Skates Away at Roll-A-Way Skate Center
The Wellsville PTA will host a family skating party from 4 30 to 6 30 p m Sunday at the Roll A Way Skate Center in Ottawa. New officers Dee Kyle president Rhonda Walters vice president Francie Winslow secretary Nancy Lytle treasurer Gayla Speer elementary rep and Lulu Nixon high school rep will be welcomed. Skating is 2 per person.
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Wellsville
PTA
Ottawa
Dee Kyle
Rhonda Walters
Francie Winslow
Nancy Lytle
Gayla Speer
Lulu Nixon
CWC Luncheon May 8 at Ottawa University Mowbray Union
The Christian Women's Club of Ottawa will hold a 12:30 p.m. luncheon on Thursday May 8 at Ottawa University Mowbray Union. Joyce Guffey of The Hair Designers will offer hair tips, with Jennifer Jones and Jane McClaran providing music. Myrtle Baron of Stonecroft Kansas City Mo will speak. Reservations by May 5 at 242-7743 or 242-4552. The next Prayer Coffee meets at 1 p.m. Thursday at Pauline Geiss's home for National Day of Prayer. Information on a Friendship Bible Coffee via 242-5671 or 242-4258.
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Christian Women’s Club of
Ottawa
Ottawa University Mowbray Union
Joyce Guffey
Hair Designers
Jennifer Jones
Jane McClaran
Myrtle Baron
Stonecroft
Kansas
City
Pauline Geiss
S. Cedar
National Day of Prayer
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