Oasis Club Toy Project Faces Final Year After 17 Years
The Oasis Club may end its Christmas toy repair program after 17 years as more helpers and aging members reduce capacity. Toys are handed out December 13 at the National Guard Armory on West 17th Street with a puppet show. Harold Staadt, longtime member, has repaired many items this season and urges donations of repairable toys to be picked up by Robert Messenger or Elliott Bonds.
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Oasis Club
Lorraine Max
National Guard
West 17Th Street
Harold Staadt
Chestnut
Staadt
Robert Messenger
Elliott Bonds
Bridegrooms Should Control Parties Dear Ann Landers
A reader asks about bachelor party entertainment, arguing raunchy acts are tasteless and could ruin marriages. Ann advises brides not to negotiate, urging fiances to decide party tone and for brides to stay out of planning. Also covers weight issues, teeth brushing, call waiting, the Conscience Fund, and private urine samples with calm guidance.
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Ann Landers
Ned
B.D
San Jose
Calif
Jeannie K
Buffalo
Racine
Wis
Air Force
Alabtrossin D.C
ECKAN Annual Meeting Attracts 300 Supporters
ECKAN will hold its annual meeting at Celebration Hall at 6 30 p m Tuesday with Rev Donald Bakely of Crosslines as inspirational speaker Bakely heads Crosslines Cooperative Council of Kansas City which aids low income families The organization works with seven counties and has nearly 300 reservations from supporters including board members and business representatives Wal Mart and Safeway will be honored for their support along with local volunteers in each county
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ECKAN
Celebration Hall
Donald Bakely
Crosslines
Bakely
Crosslines Cooperative Council of
Kansas City
Wal-Mart
Safeway
Howling Alley Cat Saves Three In Fire
A cat named Morris woke its owner and a neighbor during an early morning fire at Arnie's Liquor and Food Tavern in St. Paul. The two residents escaped barefoot in pajamas with their baby, but Morris died in the smoke. Fire investigators assess the blaze's cause.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Arnie
Morris
Irene Machenhausen
Machenhausen
Wendy Nielsen
Rare bowel transplant fails to save toddler
A 17 month old boy from Mountain Home Arkansas died at Rush Presbyterian St Luke's Medical Center in Chicago after sudden massive internal bleeding following a rare bowel transplant. Surgeons had connected a donor bowel to his circulatory system and planned further surgery to attach it to his digestive tract.
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Chicago
Ryan Threet
Mountain Home
Ark
Mary Ann Redeker
Rush- Presbyterian
Ryan
James W. Williams
Williams
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Diane Yea
Department of the Treasury
Financial Management Service
Treasury
Room
Washington, D.C
AJ. Montgomery
A.J
Landers
Ottawa
Kansas
Peoples National Bank and Trust
Dean Berlin Trust House
Sylvania
Martha Washington
Roper
Sears
Larry Jesse Griffin
Ted Griffin
Princeton
RFD
Larry
Teddy
Robert
Gladys Barnhart
Rex Griffin
Frances Gregg
S. Locust
Veda Barnhart
Marian DeCock
Effie Gregg
LARRY _ JESSE GRIFFIN
Sales & Service Albright’s
S. Main
Iler P
Lymouth Dealer
Plymouth
COLT
Agnes Belle
Dan Hope
Ottawa, Kansas
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