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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1982

Page

3

Ashlie Oakes Celebrates First Birthday

Ashlie Marie Oakes turned one on October 3. She is the daughter of Kevin and the late Mrs. Oakes of 635 North Cedar. Grandparents include Richard and Mrs. Jones of 1641 5 Main and Roger Oakes of 919 North Mulberry, with Lee Gregg of Pittsburg. Great grandparents listed with addresses in Carbondale and locals. great great grandparents Earl Shaw and Effie Gregg noted.

Ashlie Marie Oakes Kevin Oakes N. Cedar Ashlie Richard Jones Main Roger Oakes N. Mulberry Lee Gregg Pittsburg Max Foushee S. Cherry David Jones N. Poplar Jesse Gregg Vilena Oakes Milo Randall Carbondale Earl Shaw Poplar Effie Gregg

Birthday honors for Jerald E Johnson of Pomona

Jerald E Johnson celebrates his third birthday today as the son of Mr and Mrs Jerald W Johnson of Pomona. His grandparents are Mr and Mrs Everett Cook of Pomona Oscar Johnson of Carbondale and Mrs Martha Moore of Hoxie Ark. His great grandparents are Mrs Sarah Cook of 533 S Oak and Mrs Minnie Danks of Mendon Mich.

Jerald E Jerald W. Johnson Pomona Jerald Everett Cook Oscar Johnson Carbondale Martha Moore Hoxie Ark Sarah Cook S. Oak Minnie Danks Mendon Mich

Club Forecast Meeting and Senior Club Schedule

The Friday Retta Conclave at Latimer Neighborhood Community Club hosts a pot luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. The Senior Club meets at 1:30 p.m. at the Youth Center.

RETTA True Kindred Latimer

Compassionate doctors and admissions reforms urged

Readers argue medical schools overvalue grades and demand human qualities. Dr. Rogers supports screening admission committees for compassion. A reader recounts returning a mistaken love letter to its rightful recipient with honesty.

Ann Laders Youngstown Ann Harvard Rogers

Sugar in WIC program sparks nutrition debate

The USDA plans to add high sugar cereals and flavored milk to the WIC program for about two million women and children, replacing some protein foods. Critics, led by the Food Research & Action Center, say the move adds sugar while removing protein, risking dietary imbalance and higher costs. Nutritionists urge caution as USDA delays the plan.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Food, Research & Action Center Washington, D.C Nancy Amides Health Insurance Association of America USDA Ms. Amides Myron Winnick Instituue of Human Nutrition Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons

Nun Not Young But New Nun in Maplewood

Faye Buck a 57 year old divorced mother of two becomes Sister Faye Buck in Maplewood joining the Order of St Benedict at St Paul Priory. She says many women in similar binds could find meaning through convent life and shares her journey from marriage and Army service to a vocation focused on service prayer and helping the elderly.

Maplewood, Minn Faye Buck Faye Sister Faye Andrew Yvonne Minnesota Order of St. Benedict St. Paul Priory Maplewood

Kidney Foundation Gets Money From Trailblazer Ride

The National Kidney Foundation of Kansas and Western Missouri raised 1216 dollars from 316 sponsors during the sixth Knopke Trailblazer Ride For Life. Sixteen riders pledged at least twenty dollars each, with a camp-out at Horseman Hideaway near Rockhaven Clinton Lake and a plaque for the top fundraiser. The event honored Steve Knopke, who died in January, and drew attendees from Ottawa Osawatomie Richmond Princeton Rantoul and Kansas City among others.

National Kidney Foundation of Kansas Missouri Horseman Hideaway Rockhaven Clinton Lake Lawrence Steve Knopke Don Nellie Darla Jack Davis Wayne Long Ottawa Tom Butler Tipton Towa Mike Terri Haag Bob Jackie Curtin Osawatomie Raymond Phyllis Kelly Carpenter Richmond Ed Ouelette Princeton Jack Pat Hutchinson Steve Jumet Samantha Caylor Rantoul Gary Thompson Kansas City

Berniece Smith Re-elected Vice-Chair For LPN PAC

Berniece Smith of Ash, listed as 1016S, re-elected vice-chairman of the Political Education for Licensed Practical Nurses Political Action Council, for a two year term. The election occurred at the National Convention in September in Philadelphia, with Smith previously chosen in March at the Kansas Federation convention to represent Kansas at the Philadelphia meeting. She has worked fifteen years at Ransom Memorial Hospital as head of the cardio pulmonary department.

Berniece Smith Ash Political Education For National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses Philadelphia Smith Kansas Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses Lpns Kansas

Ottawa Christian Church to attend Kansas Bi annual Assembly

Rev. and Mrs. Hal Dungan Roselyn Whirley and Gleniie Brown will represent the Ottawa Christian Church Disciples of Christ at the Kansas Bi annual Assembly in McPherson from October 22 to 24. Speakers include Mary Cosby and a Disciples minister from Claremont California. Special music by Jim and Jean Strathdee and the Phillips University Choir Enid Oklahoma. The program includes worship Bible studies workshops resolutions and officer elections.

Hal Dungan Roselyn Whirley Gleniie Brown Ottawa Christian Church Disciples of Christ Kansas McPherson God Shalom Church of the Savior Washington, D.C Mary Cosby School of Theology Claremont Calif Jim and Jean Strathdee California Phillips University Enid Okla

Travel Film Series Opens at Municipal Auditorium Belgium Night 7:30 PM

The Municipal Auditorium kicks off the Travel Film Series with Belgium shown at 7 30 PM October 15. European speaker Jean Luc Sterckx presents in four languages. A Rooster Song Contest and an Everett Tyson Memorial Fund funded deluxe sound system highlight events. The Kendalls perform October 16 with buffet dinner from 6 PM and a second show at 9 30 PM. Box office hours run 11 AM to 5 PM Monday through Saturday. Season tickets remain available.

Municipal Auditorium Belgium Jean-Luc Sterckx Europe Antwerp Hisel L & M Buffet Kendalls Pittsburg Steelers Everett Tyson

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