Fashion Merchandising Workshop At Baker University
Baker University will host area high school seniors in a March 8 fashion merchandising workshop. More than 150 students are expected. Hallmark Merchandising president Robert Benham will speak on career development. Five KC area workshops cover wardrobe planning, business ownership, buyer duties, cosmetics representation, and color psychology. A fashion show by Baker students concludes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin--Baker University
Jeanne Mott
Robert Benham
Hallmark Merchandising Inc
Kansas City
Rice Auditorium
Marie Prange
Casual Corner
Dean Harper
Kathy Mueller
Lancome Cosmetics
Jones
Sandy Campuzano
Halls Merchandising, Inc
Mary Athay
Color I Associates
Dorothy Maloney
Apparel Mart
Baker
McCrea Urges Facts On City Government Form
Ottawa city commissioner Jim McCrea spoke to NARFE Chapter 785 about the commission manager system before the March 1 election. He urged a no vote to retain the current form, noting the city manager runs laws and daily operations. Willis Jordan announced tax help for seniors from the Mid-America Council on Aging and set the next NARFE meeting for March 15 at the L and L Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McCrea
Ottawa
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
Chapter 785
Willis Jordan
Mid- America Council On Aging
Mid-America Council On Aging Office
NARFE
L and L
They Like The Independents
A Merit Report survey by Audits and Surveys Inc. finds independent women more appealing to men. 57 percent of men and women agree self sufficient women attract males. The national sample includes 1,200 adults across the continental United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Audits and Surveys Inc
Continental
United States
Tulip potholders and decorative basket craft kit ad
Alice Brookes promotes a Tulip potholders set with a basket, urging readers to stitch using bright cotton scraps. Includes pattern 7108, directions, and pattern pieces. The ad lists numerous Needlecraft catalogs and patterns with prices, ordering details, and mailing address in New York for The Ottawa Herald readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hranks
Ottawa Herald
Old Chelsea Station
New York
WCTU Studies Bills on Temperance and Legislation
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met in the Anchor Savings Building on Valentine Day, opening with scripture on heart, praying for legislators. They recalled Frances Willard for school training and temperance lessons, noted gambling and drinking bills in Kansas, and read letters from Senator Jim Allen, Rep Dorothy Nichols, and former member Celeste McCarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Anchor Savings
Frances Willard
Ermil Greenfield
Earl Sommer
Marjorie Collins
Chicago Tribune
US Office On Smoking and Health
Gamblers Anonymous Organization
Mary Black
Kansas
Jim Allen
Dorothy Nichols
Celeste McCarty
Baby Pictures in The Herald Highlight Young Readers
The Herald welcomes baby pictures of children from 3 months to four years old. Families may submit groups of children within the age range for display, and when a child’s fourth birthday nears, efforts are made to feature the photo on that special day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Early Money Lessons For Children Start Young
New York and Rochester AP report stress that parents should teach money concepts early. Connie Chen urges basic money functions, ledgers, allowances, and family discussions, guiding kids from quarters to stocks and work ethics as they age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Connie 8. P. Chen
Chen Planning Consultants
Chen
Ms. Chen
Preteen mood crisis raised by loving letter
A reader urges parental awareness of melancholy in preteens after a nine year old attempted suicide with aspirin. Experts advise medical check up, psychiatric or counseling referral if needed. Teachers should flag loner behavior. hundreds of young children die by own action annually.
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Ann Landers
America
Topeka
Rapunzel Play Comes to Ottawa Railtown
The Ottawa Community Arts Council hosts an hour of children's entertainment by the Seem-To-Be-Players at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Municipal Auditorium for elementary students. Lawrence based troupe will present a factured fairy tale version of Rapunzel with a witch, a tiny Ant aiding a prince, original music by Rick Averill, and postshow dancing. The act is part of regional touring programs and supported by the Kansas Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Municipal Auditorium
Lawrence
Rapunzel
Markly
Rick Averill
Jeanne
Nyfim the Sprite
Lawrence Arts Center
Kansas Art Commission
Mid-America Arts Alliance
Kansas Arts Commission
National Endowment For the Arts
Club Forecast Listings for Ottawa Area Clubs
Thursday events show Eagles Auxiliary at 4 p.m. Ottawa Motorcycle Club meets 7 30 p.m. at Miller's Cycle Sales Social Order of Beauceant gathers 7 30 p.m. Ottawa Amateur Radio Association on air 9 p.m. at 147 39 MHz TOPS group 385 meets at 1 p.m. at Youth Center and TOPS 117 meets 6 30 p.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Ottawa Motorcycle Club
Miller’s
Social Order of Beauceant
Ottawa Amateur Radio Association
Trinity United Methodist Church
Club Forecast Listing Notice for Annual Meetings
Organizations may submit annual meeting dates for the Club Forecast to appear in the weekly issue and daily following week. All information for a week's listing must reach the family editor by Thursday of the proceeding week. Early cancellation or change notices are appreciated.
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McCrea
Alice Brookes
WCTU
Rochester
N.Y
University of Rochester
Joy F. Moss
Tennessee
Len Av
Stans Geaning Service
Singer
Albright’s Sewing Circle
Cegerele Aslige
Betty Slavens
South Main
Betty Stavette
Know the’ Fétis Committee
J Ransom
Treasure
Walter L. Butler
MO Hee
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