Randy Wayne Shepherd Celebrates Second Birthday Today
Randy Wayne Shepherd turns two today, son of Charles and Mrs. Shepherd of 601 Burrough. He has a 13 year old sister Melissa Rene. Grandparents are Elmo and Mrs. Shepherd of 1433 S Oak and Vergie Richardson of Okemah. Great grandparents include Estella Bump of Richmond and Olen and Mrs. Gammill of Okemah.
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Randy Wayne Shepherd
Charles Shepherd
Burrough
Randy
Melissa Rene
Elmo Shepherd
S. Oak
Vergie Richardson
Okemah
Oklo
Estella Bump
Richmond
Olen Gammill
Okla
Good Sams Campout At Lake Pomona Sees Nine Families
The Chippewa Good Sams spent a weekend at Ottawa University Lodge at Lake Pomona with nine families and a guest. They enjoyed a weiner roast by the fireplace Friday night and a covered dish dinner after their business meeting on Saturday. The next campout is planned for April 15 to 17 at Pomona Lake below the dam.
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Ottawa University Lodge
Lake Pomona
Pomona Lake
Bursting Into Spring Luncheon By Christian Women's Club
The Christian Women's Club meets at 12 30 p m on April 14 in the Ottawa University Student Union with theme Bursting Into Spring. Chibie Lee will demo flower arranging Jill Collinson will play piano Phyllis Chamblin of Shawnee Mission speaks on Bubbling With Good News Reservations and nursery requests due by April 11 and April 12 for cancellations.
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Christian Women’s Club
Ottawa University Student Union
Chibie Lee
Jill Collinson
Phyllis Chamblin
Shawnee Mission
Joyce Todd
Betty Hook
Nicholas Fritts Celebrates Fourth Birthday At Home
Nicholas Jason Fritts marked his fourth birthday on March 18. He is the son of Mrs. Marlea Fritts of 1513 Osage Drive and Pfc. Jeffrey Fritts of 521 S. Oak. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Fritts of Ottawa RFD 2 and Mrs. Aldonna Jones of Olathe. His great grandmothers are Mrs. Sarah Cook of 533 S. Oak and Mrs. Anna Bell of 1168 S. Elm.
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Nicholas Jason Fritts
Marlea Fritts
Osage Drive
Jeffrey Fritts
S. Oak
Rodney Fritts
Ottawa Rfd
Aldonna Jones
Olathe
Sarah Cook
Anna Bell
S. Elm
Make Your Own Chili Seasoning Mix Packets
Create pre measured foil packets with 3 tbsp flour 2 tbsp onion 1 to 1 1 2 tsp chili powder 1 tsp cumin salt 1 2 tsp red pepper and garlic for instant use. For Ranch Style Chili brown 1 lb beef add seasoning mix 1 2 cup water 1 lb tomato and 15 oz kidney beans.
Chili Seasoned Meatballs and Beans Dinner
Ground beef and egg formed into meatballs are browned then simmered with canned tomatoes kidney beans and macaroni. Simmer 15 to 20 minutes until pasta tender yields 4 to 6 servings with chili seasonings and béchamel like sauce.
Mother Got Transplant Funds Illegally KANSAS CITY
An anonymous March tip led to suspending welfare payments to Cassandra Brockman mother Catherine Foster raised over 115000 through donations for a liver transplant. Doctors list the teen high on waitlist. officials say Foster earned about 11000 yearly and faced fraud questions but has not been charged. Funds are to stay for the transplant or go to KU Medical Center research endowment.
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Kansas City
Kan
Cassandra Brockman
Miss Brockman
Foster
James Wann
Wyandotte County
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Cassandra
Wann
Security National Bank
Sexist Ads and a Family Dilemma in Letters
Readers condemn degrading ads while a Syracuse reader seeks guidance on keeping a gifted child with a guardian’s care. The Ottawa Elks Bridge Club results crown Lois Hazlett and John Thornburg first, Wanda and Marvin Durbin second, and Lora and Lafe Haughn third.
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Ottawa
Baby David Patrick Hays Born in Olathe Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hays of LeLoup welcomed a son named David Patrick Hays. He arrived March 27 at Olathe Community Hospital weighing seven pounds ten ounces. He has a sister, Jennifer, 17 months old, with grandparents June Willhite and Jean Hays, and Earl Hays. Great grandparents include Lewis West and Olive Hays.
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Pat Hays
LeLoup
David Patrick Hays
Olathe Community Hospital
David
Jennifer
Childdren
June Willhite
S. Cedar
Jean Hays
Topeka
Earl Hays
Wellsville
Lewis West
Dighton
Olive Hays
Video games spark debate on social impact at UNC symposium
UNC sociologists warn games may fragment society by favoring passive leisure and reducing self reflection, while others argue home computers foster new play and social networks. Critics stress violence, cost, and sensory overload. supporters cite reduced machine fear and outlets for the disabled.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina
Electronic Leisure
Stephen F. Weiss
Department of Computer Science
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Robert N. Wilson
UNC
Ron Hyatt
Doug Sessoms
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