County 4-H Day Camps Kick Off Monday
Diane Yeamans reports Franklin County hosts weeklong August day camps for 4th through 1st graders with old fashioned games, petting zoo, homemade ice cream and wiener roast for 3 dollars. Registration via Franklin County Extension Office. camps run 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. with varied locations including Central Heights Williamsburg Pomona Wellsville Ottawa.
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Wellsville
Saddle Club Park
Connley Litton
Celebration Hall
Ottawa
Jean Higbie
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Clover Bear
Seventh Annual Working with Families Conference at KSU
MARCIAL. MAGES County Home Economist presents Rural Families in the Midwest as the theme for the seventh annual Working with Families Conference at Kansas State University November 3 to 5. The event targets human service delivery, rural resources, and programs aiding families, with Joan Aldous of Notre Dame delivering the Ruth Hoeflin Forum keynote on Family Lives in Times of Change. More than 50 professionals from across the United States will lead workshops on rural health care childcare aging crisis hotlines and community development. Graduate credit is available.
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National Council On Family Relations
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Steve Bollman
Family Center
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Women Likely Handle Elderly Care Across Families
(Editor's note) A Kansas State expert says caregiving for the elderly falls mainly to women within families. Daughters and daughters-in-law provide most daily help while sons offer finances and business tasks, with the “Sandwich Generation” facing rising pressures as more women work outside the home. Communication and family unity are key to managing the emotional and financial demands of aging relatives.
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Kathryn Beckham
Kansas State University
Beckham
Kansas
U.S. Department of Labor
Women’s Bureau
Chronic Epstein-Barr virus syndrome explained by Dr Donohue
Reader queries on chronic EBV infection and infectious mononucleosis. Dr Donohue notes the syndrome remains debated, usually offers no cure beyond rest, and that EBV exposure is widespread with saliva shedding possible even after illness.
Happy Birthday Alexis Ann Hallman Celebrates Fourth
Alexis Ann Hallman celebrates her fourth birthday today. She is the daughter of Eric and Kyle Hallman of 1045 Elm. Alexis has a brother, Hunter Elliott, age 17 months. Grandparents are Ed and Ernestone Hallman of Overland Park and James H. and Frances G. Suderman of Newton. Great grandparents are Ernest and Nellie Bates of Burlington, Jack and Glendine Glenn of Mission Hills, and John C. and Elga Suderman of Newton.
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Eric
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Ernestone Hallman
Overland Park
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Newton
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Nellie Bates
Burlington
Jack
Glendine Glenn
Mission Hills
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Elga Suderman
Column Solves Fertility Problem With Boxers and News
Dear Ann Landers recounts a reader who switched her husband to boxer shorts after a vasectomy reversal, leading to a normal sperm count and pregnancy due in August. The letter highlights a successful lifestyle change and the couple’s joy as the mother-to-be reflects on her future title as Mom.
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New York-America
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