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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1987

Page

3

Boy’s CPR Skill Saves Grandfather in Hutchinson Garage

Jason Weilert, 13, used Red Cross CPR training to revive his grandfather B J Weilert after respiratory failure in a garage. The effort, aided by his father Ron and a friend, lasted 15 minutes before EMS arrived. The boy, a recent CPR graduate, credits training and urges refresher courses. Blood drive notice follows urging donations of type O blood at Faith Lutheran Church in Ottawa on March 16.

Dennis Darrow Hutchinson News Harris News Hutchinson Jason Weilert Liberty Middle School Ron Weilert B.J. Weilert Jason Robert Rate Weilert Rate Hutchinson Hospital American Red Cross Ottawa Faith Lutheran Church Janie Smith Blood Services Franklin County Smith Kathleen Smith Wichita Ransom Memorial Hospital Red Cross Lavina Daniels

Dear Ann Landers Sparks Family Dilemma On Sleepover And Suspicions

A Montana mother asks if she should allow her 14 year old son to invite Randy for a sleepover despite doubts about Randy’s sexual orientation. Ann Landers warns against labeling and suggests not confronting the son with suspicions. The page also includes Frances in Queens and Jane responses on marriage, fashion, and value of genuine quality over cheap imitations.

Ann Landers Andy Randy Ann Montana Mont Jane

Burg Cubs Rewarded At Williamsburg Blue and Gold Banquet

Williamsburg Cubs Scout Troop 3132 hosted a Blue and Gold Banquet at the United Methodist Church with Lions Club sponsorship. Rob McEwen presided as Club Master. Bobcat recipients included Raylee Bischoff, Jason Conner, Chris Crowley, J R Ewan, Dustin Higbie, Adam McEwen, and Ryan Rubick. Jim Peter son and Fred Adamson attended as guests. J R Ewan won the Pinewood Derby.

Williamsburg Lions Club United Methodist Church Rob McEwen Raylee Bischoff Jason Conner Chris Crowley J.R. Ewan Dustin Higbie Adam McEwen Ryan Rubick Jim Peterson Fred Adamson

Corps Seeks Help for Hillsdale Lake Cleanup Day

Hillsdale Lake plans a third annual cleanup day on Saturday April 4 inviting Scouts 4-H church and youth groups families or individuals to participate. Groups meet at 9 a.m. at the administration building for sign in and trash bags with lunch areas available near the lake. Call Hillsdale Lake Office 783 4366 or contact Park Ranger Beverly Holmes for reservations and more information.

Corps of Engineers Hillsdale Lake Corps Administration Beverly Holmes

Burlingame Artist Featured at Ottawa Library Gallery

Burlingame artist Jean Tufts is showcased in the Ottawa Library Second Floor Gallery this month. Tufts began painting in 1973 in Topeka, works mainly in oil but also uses watercolors and acrylics, and pursues woodcarving sewing and piano study. She has won numerous art show awards including a first prize in a Portland Maine exhibit sponsored by the Grange.

Ottawa Jean Tufts Topeka Osage City Tufts Portland Maine The Grange Rocky Ford Burlingame Rock Springs Ranch

Michelangelo Davids Small Model Found in Swiss Collection

An 8 inch stucco torso thought to be Michelangelo's original small model for David was found in a Geneva apartment by art historian Frederick Hartt. The piece, missing several limbs and head, was previously believed destroyed in 1690. Renaissance scholars debated its authenticity after Hartt presented nine months of study at the New York Academy of Sciences.

New York Michelangelo David Cosimo I de Medici Frederick Hartt University of Virginia Geneva Hartt New York Academy of Sciences Reagan Leo Steinberg University of Pennsylvania

Heart Block Explained and Wenckebach Rhythm

A second degree heart block means most signals reach the ventricles with occasional dropped beats such as Wenckebach. It rarely impairs pumping. a pacemaker may be needed only if fainting or symptoms occur. Third degree block is constant and requires pacing. A solitary kidney cyst is usually harmless and monitored.

DR. Donohue Karel Frederik Wenckebach

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