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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1985

Page

6

County Extension Plans Special Spring Programs

Franklin County Extension Service outlines upcoming spring programs run by Kansas State University specialists. Calcium-A Health Connection on March 19 covers calcium needs and dairy alternatives with a calcium rich lunch. Family Time Together on March 19 invites families to participate in activities. Ireland The Emerald Isle on March 28 offers culture and cuisine insights. the 1985 Annual Extension Homemaker Unit Spring Tea on March 27 features a slide program and awards. Pre-registration deadlines apply.

Marcial MAGES Franklin County Extension Franklin County Extension Service Ireland Emerald Isle Daisy Atkinson Kansas State University Ottawa Elliott Hall First Baptist Church Chuck Smith Zoe Slinkman First United Methodist Church Extension Homemaker Unit Westminster Presbyterian Church Ottawa Cytones Extension Homemaker Franklin County Extension Office

Spring-Summer Pattern Catalog Ad for Women

The Ottawa Herald advertises Anne Adams Patterns for sizes 34 to 52 with Pattern 4794 and others. Prices include 3.00 per pattern plus 50 cents postage. $2.00 for each pattern mailed first class. Send name address size and pattern number to the Woodside NY address.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald Northern Bivd Woodside P&h

Ann Landers column: campus changes and social shifts

Dear Ann reflects on Brown University students voting 1044 to 687 to stock cyanide pills for nuclear war. Officials reject plan, while students debate consciousness and money. The editor notes a shift toward financial security and increased female participation on campuses.

Ann Landers Baltimore Sun Brown University Brown Sumner Hoffman University Medical Services Pittsburgh Ann

Saturday Night Special at First United Methodist Church

A 7 30 p m Saturday March event in the sanctuary with Mrs Paul Winkler as song leader and Rev Paul Winkler on piano. Donita Buckles sings, Bonnie plays violin, North Baptist Quartet features Randy Blattner Colleen Blattner Sue Martin and Paul VanArsdale, plus a flute duet Mona Shogren Paula Miller. social hour to follow.

First United Methodist Church 4Th Hickory Paul Winkler Donita Buckles Bonnie Bonnie North Baptist Quartet Randy Colleen Blattner Sue Martin Paul VanArsdale Mona Shogren Paula Miller

Checkups Curtail Silent Killer Colorectal Cancer Awareness

Public health notice on colorectal cancer dangers and early detection guidelines by the American Cancer Society. Highlights age groups 55 to 74, risk after 40, and tests including digital rectal exams stool tests and proctos. D-Days in Kansas 2028 see volunteers door to door for education and fundraising.

American Cancer Society Kansas Franklin County Health Department

Choosing a First Advanced 36mm Camera for Beginners

A practical guide to stepping up from basic gear with manual mode key features. It advises ensuring a manual option, programmed automation, hot shoe, through the lens metering, and ASA ISO handling up to 1600. Also covers shutter speeds, depth of field, DX coding, self timer, multiple exposure, and brand considerations like Leica Nikon Canon and others.

Leica Nikon Canon Minolta Olympus Ricoh Pentax Konica Yashika Fujica Rollei

National 24-Hour Hotline For Spinal Cord Injuries

Baltimore reports Family Practice News that a national toll free hotline for spinal cord injuries has been launched. Staffed by volunteers, it provides advice counseling and referrals with immediate access to Shock Trauma personnel and a database. Founders Karen and John Colvin, both injured, initiated the service with private grants. Call 1-900-526-3456.

Baltimore Karen John Colvin

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