U M W Bazaar Be Wednesday At First United Church
The United Methodist Women of the First United Methodist Church plan a special bazaar with holiday displays and demonstrations of potpourri candy making and dried flowers. Meals include beef stew and chili from 11 30 a m to 1 pm and 5 30 to 7 pm. The Coffee Shop runs 8 30 to 11 pm, bazaar begins at 8 30. Visitors can enjoy booths for children novelties plants Christmas goods crafts and a blue and white handmade quilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Women of the
First United, Methodist Church
Schools Tighten Rules Over Drugs And Alcohol
New England schools pursue tougher discipline and preventive programs as marijuana use remains high among teens. Police surveillance, classroom counseling, and suspensions are used to deter students. some schools consider film surveys to show the seriousness of drug and alcohol abuse while expanding education in physical education classes.
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Robert Delulio
Newton North High School
Newton
Mass
Delulio
Boston High School
Massachusetts Education
Gregory Anrig
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New England
Paul Perachi
Lenox Memorial High School
Perachi
Fall Winter Pattern Catalog Promises Big Wardrobe Savings
The Ottawa Herald advertises Printed Pattern 4940 for Misses sizes 8 through 20 with a band neck shirt requiring 2 yards of fabric and 15/8 yards for other pieces. It touts over 100 styles in a New Fall Winter Pattern Catalog, includes a $1.50 pattern coupon, and lists afghans doilies transfers and sweaters with pricing and mail order details directed to Anne Adams in New York.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17H St
New York
N.Y
Christian Science Lecturer to Speak on Prayer and Economy
Edwin G. Leever of Winter Park Florida, member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, will deliver a free 3 p.m. Sunday lecture at the Municipal Auditorium on Prayer Is Effective In Our Economy. He will discuss prayer as a remedy for unemployment, low income, and housing shortages with examples from his and others experiences. Sponsor Ottawa Christian Science Society invites all to attend.
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Edwin G. Leever
Christian Science Board of
Winter Park
Fla
Municipal Auditorium
3Rd
Hickory
Leever
God
Ottawa Christian Science Society
Inexpensive Jogging Has Few Fast Rules
Marcial Houck outlines practical guidelines for first time joggers focusing on medical clearance for those over 30, gradual progression from walk to jog, warm up routines, proper clothing and shoes, and the aim of steady fitness gains while enjoying outdoor activity. It contrasts joggers with runners and emphasizes safety and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcial
Houck
Make It Yourself With Wool Contest Held At Ottawa Junior High
The Kansas District III Make It Yourself With Wool Contest happens November 17 at Ottawa Junior High. Judging starts at 9 a.m. with a Mothers Program from 9 to 11. Categories include Junior Pre-Teen and Senior with items such as dresses coats and outfits. Special scholarships reward 100 percent wool fabrics or yarns. A noon luncheon precedes a public fashion show from 2 to 3 p.m. Local organizers include Marcia Houck Beth Chambers and Mary Burch. Ottawa Chamber funds doughnuts and coffee Production Credit supplies cups and napkins. The event is part of a national Wool Growers Association competition.
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Ottawa
Nada Thoden
Miami County
Nancy Schuster
Anderson County
Marcia Houck
Franklin County
Beth Chambers
Mary Burch
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Women's “Auxiliary
National Wool Growers Association
The
American Sheep Producers Council
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