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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1972
Page
3
Linda Ostmeyer reports on learning disabilities, its 4 to 6 percent prevalence, and signs from verbal to nonverbal, including reading gaps, math concept failures, attention issues, and social cue perception. Mrs. White details diagnosis, remediation, and the need for early screening and parent guidance.
Mrs Mike Towner presided over Union Chapter No 15 in a Wednesday session. Milton Sampson Mrs Florence Curtis and Mrs Evalyn Shambaugh received degrees. advance night at Adah Chapter 7 Lawrence is set for Nov 17 at 8 pm. Refreshments by Lyle Enyart Eva Hanes Thomas Kraft and Don Yockey. tea table by Theron Harrell. future honors planned for past and present conductresses and associate conductresses.
A daughter born October 26 to Mr and Mrs Joe W Drake of Riverside Missouri was named Michele Leigh. The baby weighed six pounds fifteen ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Max Drake of 1414 8 Hickory and Mr and Mrs W T Stenner of Platte City Missouri. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harry M Drake of Ottawa.
The Friday session of the Richmond Fortnightly Club features Lela Duffey speaking at 2 p.m. at the Youth Center. The meeting is hosted by the Senior Club in cooperation with the FRIDAY ROYAL Neighbors.
Dear Heloise shares a system for menu planning using a two week cycle and a favorite foods list to avoid repetition, plus notes on entertaining guests and tracking likes. Also includes anecdotes on using lipstick as rouge and a sewing tip to tame tangled skeins with repurposed tape containers for neater mending.
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