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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1980

Page

11

Avoid Winter Hypothermia The Silent Outdoor Danger

Cold weather brings hypothermia risk across activities from jogging to camping. Expert Emily Kling of Kansas State University notes exposure occurs when heat loss outpaces production, with wetness wind and cold as main causes, advising proper warm dry clothing and awareness of shivering and loss of coordination to prevent serious trouble.

Emily Kling Kansas State University Kling

Hypothermia Tips From Babe Kling Warn Of Death Risk

Babe Kling urges outdoors people to recognize early hypothermia and act fast. Stop heat loss, add heat by warming with water bath if possible, replace wet clothing, block wind and cold, and use sleeping bags or fires. Dress in layers, keep skin covered, and seek quick warming.

Kling Babe

Instant Crochet patterns and craft designs catalog

Crochet boot slippers and craft designs advertised with pattern numbers and pricing. Readers urged to send $1.50 per pattern to Alice Brooks at The Ottawa Herald Needlecraft Dept. Include name address size and style number for first class mail.

Eaay Jearstoy Ieee Ada HM Collection Alice Brooks Ottawa Herald Needlecraft Dept Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y

Ann Landers letters on sex myths and nervous breakdowns

A New Hampshire professor reports youth surveys on sex and dating norms. A bemused reader asks if bragging is real. A Cleveland man details a nervous breakdown and stigma, asking for empathy. A third letter complains of a mooching sister-in-law over stamps.

Ann Landers New Hampshire United States Cleveland

BPW Honors Outstanding Young Career Woman Contest Rules

The Business and Professional Women's Club selects an eligible woman aged 21 to 30 who is employed in business or the professions with at least one year of experience or nine months teaching. The winner advances to district, state, and national circles and represents Kansas at the BPW national convention held in July. Candidates must show outstanding scholastic and community or church service and be living and active in work or training.

Business and Professional Women's Club BPW Kansas

Young Careerist entries sought at BPW district level

Local BPW invites entrants for the Young Careerist program. Candidates must support the national federation platform, attend the national convention if chosen, and be judged by a panel on achievements, interaction, a five minute speech and interviews. Sign up by January 10. contact YCW chair Berniece Smith at 242 6709. District winners are named at the Spring Luncheon. state winner at the state convention. Becky Reynolds last year’s winner and Marcia Gentry the first runner-up are eligible again.

BPW Berniece Smith YCW Becky Reynolds Marcia Gentry

A-Line Plan Model B863 A-frame Design

Simple, economical A-frame house plan offers 864 square feet of building area with open entry living dining and kitchen spaces for spacious movement. Includes large storage, efficient basement option, two upstairs bedrooms with beamed ceilings and a front balcony enhancing symmetry and curb appeal.

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