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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1983
Page
3
Manhattan report cites Kansas State University nutrition expert Mary Clarke stating a varied diet in moderation offers best growth and health. Emphasizes essential amino acids from eggs and dairy, calcium for bone health, and cautions against overreliance on supplements like zinc.
Readers debate strict parenting and the use of corporal punishment. A Wisconsin father defends the razor strap while a West Virginia reader seeks advice for bruxism and marital strain from teeth grinding and anxiety.
Indoor plant care tips from Earl Aronson cover watering, humidity, light, fertilization, and pruning. Water thoroughly when wilting, use funnel method to measure soil capacity, spread wet sphagnum moss for humidity, feed with water soluble fertilizer every 2 to 4 weeks, and rotate pots for even growth.
Justin Christopher Wadkins turns three today, son of Darrell and [redacted] Wadkins of 613 North Mulberry. Grandparents include Aethel Wadkins of 822 Hamblin and Kay Booth of 622 East 10th, with Charles Crable of 703 North Oak. Great grandparents Charlie Crabl of Osage City and Florence Crawford of 909 Walton also noted.
The Baby Has Been Mr. and Mrs. Al Mages of Mesa Arizona named their new daughter Julie Marie born March 15 weighing seven pounds 11 ounces. Julie Marie has three brothers Michael 12 Mark 9 and Matthew 2. Grandparents Luther Lauver of Sarasota Florida and Mr. and Mrs Alfonso Mages 521 8 Cherry.
Hawthorne Cub Scout Pack 3077 held its annual Pinewood Derby at First United Methodist Church on a Tuesday evening with judges Kenneth Saffron Rick Robison and David Stephenson. Winners were Anthony Oulette first Carson Maxwell second and Shane Clay third.
Lawrence pediatric surgeon Dr. Pieter de Vries discusses the demanding field of neonatal surgery at KU Medical Center. He explains tiny patients require precise dosing, controlled temps, specialized tools, and team-based care to repair congenital defects and treat vulnerable organs in bodies smaller than a palm.
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