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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1982
Page
5
Gov John Carlin proclaims a dedicated week to Hypothermia Prevention in Kansas. He urges the Kansas Department on Aging through Operation Winter Watch, media, and public and private groups to raise awareness and aid at risk individuals in communities.
Part II of a Kansas Department On Aging series outlines steps to prevent hypothermia among seniors. It emphasizes risk groups, proper heating, layered clothing, night precautions, and avoiding alcohol to reduce heat loss while detailing signs and responses to hypothermia.
Harold Harmon Leon Bell celebrates his third birthday today. He is the son of Shirley N. Bell of Quenemo and George S. Bell of Pomona. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Butts of Quenemo and Bert Bell of Pomona. great grandmothers Eletha Shelley of Quenemo and Sarah Jones of Pomona. great great grandmother Edna Shaffer of Quenemo. He has two brothers, Jim aged 13 and Jeff aged 11, who also have birthdays today.
A reader asks how to handle a husband who drives drunk. Ann Landers urges host intervention or police action to prevent harm. A stuttering caller seeks empathy from operators, and Ruth from Richmond responds with reassurance. A reader questions continuing gifts after no thanks and a grandmother’s memory. The column advises setting limits and discipline, urging gratitude toward elders.
Article emphasizes layering and loose warm clothing to prevent hypothermia, especially for older adults. It warns against overheating, notes trapped air as insulation, and covers heat loss through hands and feet, moisture, and circulation. It also discusses safe chain saw use and protective gear to avoid injuries.
Fresh blueberry cobbler recipe using dry-pack frozen berries and a butter flour dough. Mix sugar cinnamon and flour, fold in blueberries, top with pastry, vent, and bake at 425 degrees for about 30 minutes. Serve hot with vanilla ice cream. yields six servings.
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