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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1987
Page
3
Our guide explains cleaning winter garments before storage to prevent yellowing and insect damage. Advice covers laundering even when clean, handling wool and silk carefully, avoiding starch, and using moth proofs. It also notes cedar chests offer limited protection and suggests proper container use.
The Revivaltime Choir, radio choir of the Assemblies of God, visits Ottawa for a 7:30 p.m. concert at First Assembly of God on East 13th Street. Based in Springfield, Missouri, the choir broadcasts on over 550 stations and features narrated sacred selections with testimonies.
Carmen Peffly will lead a scrolls techniques lesson at the East Central China Painters March meeting from 9:20 a.m. to noon Saturday in Anchor Savings building meeting room. Membership open to area painters in overglaze porcelain colors. guests welcome. For details, contact Marilyn Talbott at 242-3039.
The letter discusses sodium's role in high blood pressure, noting cultures with low salt have less hypertension and that reducing salt can lower blood pressure. It explains kidney handling of sodium and water, the smoking guns of physiology, and cautions it is part of the answer, not the whole.
The Sunflower Piecemakers evening quilting group meets at 7 p.m. Monday at Anchor Savings with Nora Evans of Ottawa conducting a workshop on fancy embroidery stitches used to embellish crazy quilts. Prospective members are welcome.
A reader urges honesty with a father facing cancer after surgery. An Ann Landers column advises that doctors inform patients of prognosis to unite the family. A pet cat Chow Chow dies from houseplant toxins, warning readers about poinsettias and philodendrons. A city mall parent laments sick children and urges staying home to protect others.
A series of six childbirth preparation classes for expectant parents starts at 7 p.m. on April 7 in the hospital long-term care basement. Topics include labor and delivery, Lamaze breathing, partner involvement, hospital tour, breastfeeding and infant care. Pre-register at 448-2286 after 4 p.m. with a $15 registration fee due at the first class.
Happy Birthday Kevin Lyle Patton celebrates his first birthday today as the son of Terri Montgomery and Kris Patton. Grandparents include Kenny and Leota Montgomery and Barbara Ward, with great and great great grandparents named from multiple families across Rantoul, Edgerton, and nearby towns. Also celebrating a first birthday is Andrew Humm, son of Ken and Barb Humm, with extended family listed from Kansas and Missouri communities.
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