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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2007
Page
1
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The piece notes that income protection through disability insurance is often overlooked by younger workers. It quotes David Woods of the Life and Health Insurance Foundation urging planning for income loss due to illness or disability, and suggests readers consider their options with a practical, informational tone.
On the Road shows run 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Dane G. Hansen Museum Logan with Married to Adventure. Elizabeth Layton reading at the Lawrence Arts Center 7:30 p.m. In her Words. Touched by Fire screening and discussion at Ablah Library Wichita State University 7 p.m. plus Forever Free exhibit. Remembering Elizabeth Layton 3 p.m. at Lawrence Arts Center. 18th & Vine Rhythm and Blues Festival in Kansas City features 22 artists with 11:30 a.m. Saturday start.
Greensburg benefit draws shoppers June 8 to 10 at Hurricane Sherry's in Wellsville offering many sale items 50 percent off or more. Call 785 883 2766 for more information.
Dr Dobson discusses gentle discipline for a one year old, emphasizing distraction over punishment and firm persistence without harshness. He also differentiates night terrors from nightmares in a five year old, noting terrors occur in deep sleep with no memory and no link to stress, and reassures parents.
A schedule of community activities includes Story Time for 3 and up at Ottawa Library 1058S Hickory St and a Free City Band Concert at City Park Gazebo Fifth and Main. Pomona Library hosts a morning Story Time for older children, and Wellsville City Library hosts a detective program. Richmond Library offers a seed spitting contest and sign up for summer reading, plus a farmer's market near Orscheln Farm & Home.
City Sounds features a park band concert today while Seed Spitting offers a playful activity on Wednesday. Readers are invited to submit events to Brian at bwilliams ottawaherald.com, 2008 S Princeton St.
Thursday events include Toddler Time for 21 to 36 month olds with a supervising adult at Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory St. Armchair Aerobics for seniors at East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging 132 S Main St. Ottawa. An Ottawa Middle School gym graduation at 7 pm. Community Library hosts kids 2 to 5. Kidz Night Out at the Carnegie Cultural Center runs 6 pm to 9 pm for ages 4 to 12 at 515 S Main St. Ottawa.
Saturday 8 a m Power of the Past Club Tractor Cruise departs Garst Baseball Field Princeton toward Lane. Lunch served by Pot tawatomie Raritans at noon. Entertainment by Steve Bowman.
A dense list of local meetings and events across Ottawa Franklin County. Groups include the Marais des Cygnes Network of the American Business Women Association, Frontier Farm Credit, Power of the Past Club, Ottawa auditions for Lost Daughter, Pomona City Council, Mason's Stated Communications, Alcoholics Anonymous groups, Franklin County Commission, Ambassadors Committee, Chamber Booster Club, Friends of the Ottawa Library, Celebrate Recovery, City Commission, Living Sober, Union Chapter 15 Eastern Star, Optimist Club breakfast. Details include venues such as Ottawa Municipal Auditorium, City Hall, Masonic Temple, and First Baptist Church, with start times ranging from 6 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and contact lines like (785) 241-0482 or (785) 242-1400.
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