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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1980
Page
7
In Monday games at the Ottawa Elks Bridge Club Dorothy Casey and Gene Price won first place, Julia Brooks and Virginia Seaver took second, and Freda Gilmore and Helga Kursk finished third.
Brother and sister Michelle Ranae aged three and a half and Jeffrey Jon seven months are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Don Peters of Pratt. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Peters and Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Miller with great grandparents listed as Mrs. Wanda Peters Mrs. Roy Manning and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Seymour.
A compact listing of weekly club meetings and church circle gatherings. Includes BPW tops at 6:30, Birthday Club, TOPS at 7, and multiple Circle groups at Trinity United Methodist, First United Methodist, First Baptist, Westminster United Presbyterian, and First Christian churches with times and host names across Tuesday and Wednesday venues.
Historic column presents guidance on handling a deceased spouse’s belongings and old photographs, plus a snappy afghan crochet pattern and reader letters. Advice urges preserving memories for children, discarding cosmetics, and offering clothes to relatives or Goodwill, not to a future bride. A separate letter complains about heavy relatives breaking furniture, with a pragmatic solution. The editor scolds ungrateful notes and echoes the need for timely thanks.
Instructors for ECEAN sewing classes have been chosen and will start around the fourth week of March at the ECKAN center. Donna West, Franklin County Coordinator, notes no charges for center use, instructors, or machines for families meeting income guidelines. A nominal donation will be asked from others to help operate the center. The courses will be taught by Marcia Houck, Faye Hart, and Elizabeth Skyles.
Franklin County Center will soon offer sewing machines and supplies for use. Participants provide their own patterns and material. For questions about requirements or classes contact Donna West at 242-7515. Classes tailor to needs and cover basic and advanced sewing skills. Register now for tips on spring fashions and year round sewing.
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