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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1979

Page

3

EHUs Provide Lots Of Services And Growth At District Day

Kansas State University official Roger Mitchell praised Extension Homemaker Units as vital volunteers at District Homemakers Day in Ottawa University Chapel serving Miami Osage and Franklin counties. He cited 200 hours yearly per volunteer with $1300 out of pocket and $20 million in EHU activity value plus $13 million for 4 H work. Mitchell outlined three motives joining EHUs keeping up to date social experience and community service. He noted 95 percent volunteer in church and activity in health programs as well. The Kansas conference on Families June 14 at K State aims at growth and convenience for volunteers. Franklin County units earned honors for cultural arts and 50 years of service while Peoria Plodders donated $10 to Save the Light. An adult education grant of $1000 is offered this year with Feb 1 application deadline. A membership push offers a $5 award for the unit with the largest membership gain. Housing Energy and Environment is a new work area.

Joanistas Roger Mitchell Kansas State University Mitchell Ottawa University Miami Osage Franklin EHU Ehu’s K-State Kansas Franklin County Fairmount Ehu Peoria Plodders Save the Light

Nine-Day Diet Promises Quick Weight Loss

In a light hearted style Josephine Lowman suggests a budget friendly plan to shed five to ten pounds in nine days. The piece emphasizes rapid results without inflationary costs and addresses swimsuit season anxiety for readers seeking a slimmer silhouette.

Mandy Lynn Gifford named daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gifford

The Ottawa Herald reports the birth of Mandy Lynn on April 30 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gifford of 628 S. Locust. Grandparents Warner Gifford and Kenneth Glenn, with great grandparents listed, celebrate the birth.

Mark Gifford Lawrence Memorial Hospital Mandy Lynn Mandy Warner Gifford S. Cedar Kenneth Glenn Waverly Earl Baxter Boyd Mack Paonia Colo Grace Gifford Commerce City Lucille Arthur Bonita Calif

Ottawa Betas Found Founders Day Celebrates 48th Year

Members of the Ottawa chapters of Beta Sigma Phi gathered at the Ottawa University Student Union for Founders Day. Proceeds from the November state convention totaled 1200 to Old Depot Museum 300 to Municipal Auditorium for a movie screen and 300 to Meals On Wheels. Girl of the Year awards went to Sharon Schultz Deanna Sutton June Erisman and Marilyn Hay. New members welcomed Kellie Stiffler Sue Watts Jackie Carlson Linda Cain Linda Mathias Christina Sullivan and Debbie Weiss. Honor awarded to Marilyn Hay Mabel Gilliland Elaine Roberts Jeanette Croucher Pauline Yockey Sara Louise Ostmeyer granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Terry Ostmeyer. Grandparents listed George Ostmeyer Vivian Granger W Wheeler and E F Phares.

Ottawa Beta Sigma Phi Ottawa University Old Depot Museum Municipal Auditorium Meals On Wheels Sharon Schultz Omega Chapter Deanna Sutton Omicron Chaper June Erisman Exemplar Marilyn Hay Kellie Stiffler Sue Watts Omega Jackie Carlson Linda Cain Linda Mathias Christina Sullivan Debbie Weiss Omicron Order of the Rose Mabel Gilliland Elaine Roberts Jeanette Croucher Pauline Yockey Sara Louise Terry Ostmeyer Cypress Sara Josh George Ostmeyer Stockton Vivian Granger W. F. Wheeler E. F. Phares

Brownies Deliver May Baskets

Pomona Brownie Troop No. 305 delivered handcrafted May Day baskets to several senior citizens on Tuesday. Flowers donated by sponsor Jo Robinson accompanied baskets prepared by Mary Houston and Lois Kennard. Deliveries were made by Lisa Porter Seanna Langley Toni Manna Dana Griffith Shelly Thornbrough Cyndi Vanderventer Penny Houston Christine Proctor April Wester and Angela Kennard.

Pomona Pomona Brownie Troop No. 305 Jo Robinson Mary Houston Lois Kennard Lisa Porter Seanna Langley Toni Manna Dana Griffith Shelly Thornbrough Cyndi Vanderventer Penny Houston Christine Proctor April Wester Angela Kennard

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