VFW Meeting set for Monday in Ottawa
Ottawa Memorial Post 5001 and Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars announce a joint meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at the Post Home. Guests include Second District Commander Richard Read and District President Anya Ballance. A message from National Commander Arthur Fellwock will be played. Mrs. Joe Wehrle and Joe Wakefield will preside, with a reception to follow.
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Ottawa Memorial Post
Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
Richard Read
Pleasanton
Anya Ballance
Arthur Fellwock
VFW
Joe Wehrle
Ladies Auxiliary
Joe Wakefield
Community club events and meetings listed for midweek
The notice lists several group gatherings at local venues: Club Forecast at First Christian Church 7 30 p m and FOAM 7 30 p m. Legal Secretaries Association Union Chapter 15. WYCOFF Community Club 1 30 p m. Social Order of Beauceant 7 30 p m. Eagles Auxiliary 8 p m. Ottawa Amateur Radio Association 9 p m on air at 147 39 MHz. TOPS at Youth Center 1 p m and 6 30 p m. Trinity United Methodist Church. Friday Senior Club 1 30 p m at Youth Center.
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First Christian Church
Legal Secretaries Association Union
Order of Eastern Star
Wycoff Community Club
Social Order of Beauceant
Eagles
Ottawa Amateur Radio Association
Trinity United Methodist Church
Family Preventive Care For Feet Urged By Frisco Podiatrist
Washington AP report highlights feet as neglected but crucial. Doctors from the American Podiatry Association and Scholl urge preventive care, daily hygiene, foot soaks, dry feet, proper footwear, and regular checkups to avoid painful problems later in life. Diabetics and circulation-compromised individuals should seek medical advice for even minor issues.
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Frisco
Washington
U.S. Department of Health
Arlene Hoffman
San Francisco
American Podiatry Association
Scholl
William Munsey
Worthington
Ohio
E. Dalton McGlamry
Atlanta
Killjoy
Springfield
Jerry Brant
Brant
Reader Rites Education Dear Ann Landers
A reader letters column critiques American education citing a Reader piece and a DePaul University ad listing odd mini courses from ballroom dancing to cake decorating. The exchange moves to advise fair judgment of ministers and personal biases. In closing, a brief note on a misspelled name in a cheerleader story and a reader’s response from Ann Landers.
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Ann Landers
Critica Thomas More
DePaul University
Reader
Chicago
John Newman
St. Vincent DePaul
Heaven
Herald
Shellie DeCock
Ann
D.C
Cinderella Myth Fades Slowly in Connecticut Jobs Shift
Hartford AP report notes state education official says many high school girls cling to the Cinderella myth while a new resource guide encourages pursuing non traditional, higher paying industrial and trade jobs. The 80 page guide details roles in electronics and construction with salaries averaging higher than traditional female occupations. It targets guidance counselors and young women 18 to 35 and cites projected growth in fields like aircraft mechanics with strong wages.
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Hartford
Ms. Aicken
Aicken
Connecticut
State Department of Labor
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