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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1982
Page
3
Five University of Kansas medical students spent Rural Health Weekend observing doctors and hospital staff in Ottawa from January 28 to 31. Freshmen and sophomores joined rounds at Ransom Memorial Hospital to gain early patient care exposure and see doctors’ daily practice in a small community.
A mother asks how to handle an eight year old son who hates school and wants to stay home watching TV. The father backs quitting claiming education does not matter. Ann urges legal schooling or home tutoring and recommends counseling to address the child’s discipline and boredom.
A 25 year old man writes to Ann Landers about unhappiness with the idea that housework is a woman’s job. He describes seven years as a mother substitute for his sister’s children and his ongoing unemployment after facing bias in interviews. He asks for advice and updates readers that capable men can work as housekeepers and nannies.
Emily Mark of Leavenworth County Extension leads a program on energy conserving window treatments at the New Courts Buildings basement on February 10. Katherine Burke of Kansas State University contributed material. Call Franklin County Extension Office at 242-3166 for more information.
A feature on pears recounts history from Homer to Galen and Franciscan missions, notes their long presence in the United States, and promotes winter pear displays with quick salad ideas. Recipes include Pears Neufchatel, Hearty Pear Salad, and Cheese-Filled Pears with cottage cheese and bleu cheese fillings.
Kansas City based Hallmark designer Miriam Cuddy notes 1982 Valentine cards shift from traditional hearts and roses to graphic cleaner styles. Cards use mauves lavenders and blues as the market targets younger buyers with bolder motifs and colors.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ogle of 630 Cleveland will be honored at a 1 p.m. Sunday dinner at the Richmond Community Building to mark their 45th wedding anniversary. Hazel Watts and Owen Ogle wed February 9, 1937, in Ottawa.
North South winners John Thornburg and Bob Miler led the field with first place, followed by Jane Mibeck and Carl Mibeck in second. East West champions Vera Schultz and Dan Schultz earned top honors, with Freda Gilmore and Marie Huffstedler taking second. Also notes on a needlecraft catalog promotion and pattern orders from The Ottawa Herald.
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