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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1986

Page

5

Williamsburg Artist Displays At Library

Diane Yeamans profiles Jane Lister Taul a Baker University art graduate who draws daily. Her Ottawa Library Second Floor Gallery show features her children as subjects and wildlife. Taul works part time at Ottawa Social and Rehabilitation Services and aims to paint full time while enjoying simple, natural scenes from her rural Williamsburg home.

Diane Yeamans Jane Lister Taui Ottawa Taul Baker University Ottawa Social and Rehabilitation Services Williamsburg Ottawa Community Arts Council The Ottawa Art Guild

Nursing Home Week Celebrates Lifetime Achievements

Franklin County nursing homes mark National Nursing Home Week with daily events to honor residents and encourage public visits. Activities span Oak Haven Richmond and Crestview Crestview Nursing Home as well as Ottawa Retirement Village Wellsville Manor and Wellsville area groups, including balloon releases, parades, music, tea events, dress days, barbecues, and gospel performances.

Franklin County The American Health Care Association AHCA Oak Haven Richmond Central Heights Crestview Nursing Home 7Th St Terr Ottawa Richmond Nursing Home Rotochords Westminster Presbyterian Church

Boy Scouts Rewarded At Court Of Honor

The spring Court of Honor for Boy Scout Troop 74 was Tuesday night at Westminster Presbyterian Church with 25 skill awards and 46 merit badges awarded. Those advancing in rank were Jeff Goad and Josh Ostmeyer to Second Class and Rich Cook, Danny Tyson and Charlie Waymire to First Class. Scouts receiving awards were Chad Conus, John Heathman, Trent Pope, Landon Thompson, Casey Dobbs, Jeff Dieterich, Danny Jones, Eric White, Jamie Winsky, Jeff Goad, Jason Mallicoat, Jeff Nelson, Josh Ostmeyer, Rich Cook, Danny Tyson, Jerry Tyson, Charlie Waymire and Steve Devore. Scoutmaster Fred Searls answered questions about summer scout camp at Battle Scout Reservation near Oscola, Mo. Nineteen troop members will go from June 27-July 7.

Westminster Presbyterian Church Jeff Goad Josh Ostmeyer Rich Cook Danny Tyson Charlie Waymire

Memory overload fears and practical tips from readers

Dear Ann Landers shares letters on aging memory lapses and Alzheimer's fears. Sandy Rovner cites Robin L. West on myth of aging memory deficits and the urge to misattribute errors. Betsy from Bethesda and Kenosha Reader offer coping and kindness guidelines.

Ann Landers Sandy Rovner Washington Post Ravener Robin L. West University of Florida Betsy Kenosha

Three area girls win Ran som Memorial Auxiliary scholarships

Michelle R Ahivers of Williamsburg RFD 1 receives Lucy Alice Cheney Scholarship worth 500 dollars. Lori Stevens of Clathe and Brenda Cummings of 1433 S Cedar each win Ruth Cook Supplie Scholarship of 250 dollars.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Michelle R. Ahivers Larry Ahivers Williamsburg

Quilters Guild Meeting Hosts Rosie Grinstead Speaker

Rosie Grinstead of Kansas City will address the Ottawa Quilters Guild at 9 30 a.m. Monday in Elliott Hall on color and baby quilt shows. She has 12 years quilting, teaches in Kansas City shops, and has published patterns with Country Appliques.

Rosie Grinstead Kansas City Elliott Hall Ottawa Quilters Guild Mrs. Grinstead Ottawa Kansas Folk Arts Sunflower Anchor Savings O’vonne O’dea Ottawa Rfd 2

Unique products boost Kansas towns economy and jobs

In Clay Center Winfield and Dorrance small firms diversify business and ease farm area troubles. Land of Ahs popcorn expands toward Missouri Oklahoma while Binney and Smith in Winfield churns out crayons for 300 workers and Toss Back Inc. in Dorrance grows supplying NBA arenas. Nets are made by Kansas Industries for the Blind.

Topeka Kan Kansas Clay Center Winfield Dorrance Binny and Smith Inc Toss Back Inc National Basketball Association NBA Kansas Industries Land of Ahs Popcorn Gary Beck Beck Land of Ahs Missouri Oklahoma Binney and Smith Mark Swartz Swartz Schwartz United States Easton Salina Ken Mahoney National Collegiate Athletic Association Mahoney Toss Back

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Jane Lister Taul Steve Zuk ORV Wellsville Manor Wellsville Boy Scouts Chad Conus John Heathman Trent Ann Bethesda Kenosha Reader STANS Debbie Instruments Walt S. Main Heartland Refuse Fred Jeannie Scott
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