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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1989

Page

3

Community Bulletin Highlights Local Events and Notices

Red Cross blood drive at Our Own Hardware on Davis Road runs 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday with appointment options via Shelley Sink. Paola hosts the 17th Bluegrass Music Weekend June 9-11 at Lake Miola featuring Bill Mounce and His Outlaws and others, plus arts and crafts fair Saturday. Fort Scott committee meets at 9 a.m. Wednesday to discuss water resource programs and nominating panel members. Vacation Bible School at First Christian Church June 5-9. West Point graduate Liz Winkler, Ottawa, commissioned as Second Lieutenant at Fort Bragg after graduating as valedictorian in 1985. Nature films at Pomona Reservoir this weekend. KU journalism honor for Gerald Thomas Howard, Ottawa graduate student. Faith Lutheran to host two Concordia College summer workers. Ottawa pastor Rev. Greg Brown arrives at Church of the Nazarene. Ottawa High Cytones to canvass for Our Town Directories funds. Princeton council meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. OMS grade cards available at Ottawa Middle School. Rantoul to hold clean-up day June 10. Retirement reception for Rev. Ray Firestone Sunday at Trinity United Methodist. Ottawa Christian Women’s Club summer salad luncheon June 12 at Ottawa University. Mary Ann Hedrick presents Herbal Essence at Wellsville. Randy Bruner awarded PSU scholarship. Red Cross blood donation awareness and collection efforts detailed. Hillsdale Reservoir to host Shoreline Stroll interpretive program Saturday evening. Franklin County Historical Society volunteers at Old Depot Museum and Centennial Cabin. Michael Mages sworn into the U.S. Air Force in Albuquerque. son of the Mages family.

American Red Cross Davis Road Shelley Sink Paola Lake Miola Bill Mounce Outlaws Starksville Miss Green Side Up Bluegrass Brigade Joy Bells Bluegrass Missourians Nick Slater Kansas Grass Chuck Stearman Velma Murdock Stonecroft Ministries Kansas City PSU Randy Bruner Warren Bruner Rantoul David Hull Bruner Pittsburg Technical School Pittsburg State University Red Cross Franklin County Red Cross Faith Lutheran Church Ottawa Janie Smith Cecilia Reyes Lavina Daniel Milan Lambertson Franklin County Historical Society Old Depot Centennial Cabin City Park Louise Dietz Joy Basel Judy Ransom Linda Alderman Jan Brigham Candy Scott Wasser Charles Sue Gillette Lillian Lantis Bill Seymour Bud Ellen Nossaman Emery Hanna McKenzie Karen McAdoo Michael Mages Durango Cole

Women ministers face double barriers in church acceptance

Lillian Moore describes how gender and race create a double whammy for women of color in ministry. She leads three churches, chairs a race-relations committee, and aims to bridge gaps while pushing for broader acceptance, despite frequent challenges and limited three-point charges.

Lillian Moore Moore Princeton Greeley Garnett Kansas East Conference Garnett Ministerial Alliance Richmond

Frustrated in Phila questions cheapskate boyfriend

Ann Landers advises a reader to dump a 27 year old man who stays over, eats for free, and audits restaurant bills, calling him a freeloader and a third‑rate moocher while noting costlier groceries and the reader’s self sufficiency. My Own Gem of the Day closes with a quip about saying too much.

Ann Landers Clyde Ann Phila

New hair drug can help younger men

Dr Donohue explains Rogaine Minoxidil shows benefits for some men. About four months for visible improvement, results are uneven and limited to the top of the scalp. Younger men respond best. a doctor's prescription is required.

DR. Donohue Rogaine

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