Safety For Elderly Examined In Six County Conference
A Friday safety seminar for seniors is set for First Baptist Church with Ottawa DPS officers. The Mid-America Council on Aging and 10 local businesses sponsor the day titled Safety Its Good for Your Health. Registration ends Wednesday. call 242-7200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ottawa
Department of Public Safety
Mid-America Council On Aging
Freckles Brown Benefit Auction Aids Rodeo Legend
Tulsa tribute to Warren Freckles Brown who rode the bull Tornado to legend status in 1967. Auction in McAlester funds cancer treatment as Brown battles the disease after a decades long rodeo career marked by injuries and resilience. Items include dinners, ropes, bronze art, OU football, NFR tickets, and lodge getaways.
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Tulsa
Okla
Warren “Freckles
Brown
Tornado
Brahman
Freckles Brown
Red Stegal
McAlester
M.D. Anderson
Houston
Soper
Texas
Clem McSpadden
Oklahoma
McSpadden
Henry Bellman
Secretary of Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Harry Jackson
University of
Las Vegas
Nev
Girls Scout Abroad Trips Highlight Local Seniors
Three area senior Girl Scouts prepare for international experiences this summer and fall. April Wester of Pomona and Vickie Adcock plan a Caribbean cruise June 21 28 with five islands including Barbados St Martinique and St Thomas. Lara Ackermann will spend two weeks in Canada with a canoe trip in North Bay following wilderness training.
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April Wester
Pomona
Vickie Adcock
N. Poplar
Lara Ackermann
N. Mulberry
Canada
North Bay
Ackermann
Wester
Adcock
John
Mary Ellen Ackermann
H.J. Robinsons
Europe
Raymond
Roberta Adcock
Kansas City International
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Barbadoes
St. Martinique
St. Thomas
Billy Graham Adventure Film To Show Here
An adventure film titled Cry from the Mountain will screen March 27 to April 2 at Plaza Cinema, sponsored by local churches and Ottawa groups. It follows Larry Sanders and his son on a camping trip in Alaska, amid a near fatal accident and encounters with a hermit and wildlife, filmed on location with cast James Canan Wes Parker Rita Walter and Chris Kidd.
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Plaza
Ottawa Ministerial Association
Winderness
Larry Sanders
Carolyn
James Canan
Wes Parker
Rita Walter
Chris Kidd
World Wide Pictures
The
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
Anchorage
Alaska
Crusade
Lymph Nodes and Common Health Questions Answered
Dr. Donohue explains that enlarged neck nodes reflect active immune battles and may rise from scalp or ear infections, not necessarily a throat issue, with a need to report persistent enlargements to rule out cancer. Yellow sclera may indicate jaundice from liver problems or benign eye growth. investigate promptly. Middle ear infections can follow a cold due to swollen throats narrowing the eustachian tube, trapping fluid and bacteria. Flu vaccination remains protective. amantadine can be used temporarily during outbreaks, and fall is optimal for immunization.
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N.D
Missed Chance and Names Echo in Ann Landers Columns
Readers share regrets over not helping a cold elderly woman and a Georgia lesson on missed opportunities. A letter details a family name clash as James H. III contemplates a possible James H. IV, with advice supporting the baby name continuation despite Pat's trouble.
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Ann Landers
Carol
Boulder Creek
Georgia
Georiga
James H. III
James H.’s
Jim
Pat
James H. IV
Training Offered For Day Care Providers Certification Hours
TOPEKA area day care providers and babysitters can earn five in-service hours for certificates at the First Annual Family Day Care Conference on April 4. The event at Park Inn International features topics on care as a profession, multi-age activities, communicating with parents, and sun songs. Shirley Norris will give the opening address. presenters include Claire Grossman, Pat Ireland, Janis Fisher, and Lisa Harper. Registration is 15 dollars per person or 25 for couples. mail fees and details to Vera Lackey by March 28.
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Topeka
Park Inn International
South
Topeka Ave
Shirley Norris
Kansas
Kan
CCPC
Lackey
Fort Hays Gifted Program Goes National
Fort Hays State University receives a 50500 federal grant from the U S Department of Education to expand the College Studies for the Gifted Program nationwide through the National Diffusion Network. Since 1980 the program has served over 200 students aged 10 to 18 in college classrooms. Director Anna Luhman says training will be organized in all 50 states and U S territories.
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Gram
FHSU
U.S. Territories
Department of Education
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DPS
Mid-America Nutrition Program
David Rector
Franklin County Ambulance Service
Franklin County Health Department
Jay’s Hardware
Poncho’s
Didde Office Supply
Main Street Bakery
Kramer Drug
L & L Restaurant
the Clinic Pharmacy
Firestone
Sears and
Allegre Health Mart
Mr. Brown
Girl Scouts
Ottawa Middle School
Billy Graham
Ansel Adams
University of Kansas Spenser Museum of Art
Adams
Yosemite National Park
United States
Merced River
Yosemite
California
Trustees of the
DR. Donohue
A.P
Paul
Donohue
Bingo
Pomona High School
Lawrence
Wis
J.H. III
James H, IV
P. Armstrong
Jim Hogan
W. Tecumseh
Farm Bureau Insurance
Child Care Providers Coalition of
Kansas Child Care Training Opportunities
Fort Hays
Albright
S. Main
Cora Stoneking