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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1982

Page

3

Ottawa WCTU To Host State Convention

The Ottawa Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. Myrtle Proffitt's home with devotions by Mrs. Emma Lou Sullins. Members reviewed temperance topics and reported Ottawa won first or tied for first in five departments, plans discussed for District 1 to host the 1983 State Convention.

Ottawa WCTU Woman's Christian Temperance Union Myrtle Proffitt Emma Lou Sullins Goldie Simmons Earl Sommer Ermil Greenfield Marjorie Collins Sullins Nancy Kassebaum Bob Dole Bob Whittaker Reagan Mary Black Florence Peterson Williamsburg Winnie Mae Reade Wichita Ottawa Union District 1

Birthday girl celebrates first year for Kimberly Walling

Kimberly Lynn Walling marks her first birthday today. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Randy L Walling of 727 Ash. Surrounded by family including grandparents Mrs Jane W Foulks of 1027 Mulberry and Mr and Mrs Floyd Walling of Farmington New Mexico. Great grandmothers include Mrs Gladys White Cedar House Nursing Home and Mrs Maudie Pendergast of Farmington New Mexico and Mrs Harris of Tampa Florida.

Kimberly Lynn Randy L. Walling Kimberly Jane W. Foulks Mulberry Floyd Walling Farmington N.M Gladys White Cedar House Nursing Home Maudie Pendergast Harris Tampa Fla

Aging Disease Can Be Controlled

A Lawrence workshop on Alzheimer's Disease will be held Thursday at the Holiday Inn Downtown in Topeka. Sponsored by the University of Kansas Adult Life Resource Center, the one day session covers counseling patients and families and the interaction of memory loss with emotional and neuropsychological effects. Dennis Swhercinsky will instruct on managing patients and supporting families. the event offers continuing education credits for Kansas and Missouri professionals and toll free enrollment number 1-800-632-6772.

Lawrence Navy Holiday Inn Topeka University of Kansas Adult Life Resource Center Dennis Swhercinsky Kansas City Kansas Missouri Kansas Psychological Association

All Craft Books Catalog Offer

All craft books priced at two dollars each with a catalog available. Postage and handling are fifty cents per item.

Russell William Green Listed With Family Details

Russell William Green, six months old, is named as the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Green of Ottawa RFD 4. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Davie Whalen of Wellsville and Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Green of 904 S Maple. His great-grandmother is Mrs. Katherine Hooker of Wellsville and his great-great-grandmother is Mrs. Frances Carson, Wellsville.

Russell William Green Gayle Green Ottawa RFD Russell Davie Whalen Wellsville M. M. Green S. Maple Katherine Hooker Frances Carson

This Wife Writes To The Other Woman Dear Readers

A letter from Oct 17 1966 asks Ann Landers to address the issue of The Other Woman. The writer argues the problem has grown over 16 years and calls for guidance for millions of women seeking truth and advice.

Ann Landers

Your Problems By Ann Landers column note and events

A reader’s letter to Ann Landers discusses affairs with a married man and warns the Other Woman. The page also lists local club meetings and social events including THURSDAY Eagles Auxiliary and Ottawa Amateur Radio Association schedules.

Ann Landers Eagles Baxter Geneva Trickett Social Order of Beauceant Ottawa Amateur Radio Association Trinity United Methodist Church Welcome Wagon Club Municipal Auditorium

Intervention Plan for Operation First Step Early Intervention

Dee Toburen and Megan Marmor will present at 7 30 p m Monday in First National Bank rooms about an early intervention program for handicapped children aged 0 to five. Sponsored by Ottawa Association for Children with Learning Disabilities, the USD 290 team offers free testing in hearing vision speech social skills thinking and body movement. The program outlines goals and features slides showing current work and emphasizes seeking help early.

First National Bank Dee Toburen Megan Marmor The Ottawa Association For Children With Learning Disabilities Toburen and Marmor Special Services Department USD 290 Toburen

Babies learn through play finds in early development

Behavioral scientist Dr. Doris Welcher says parents often buy toys without understanding infant perception. She notes newborns see 7 to 12 inches, prefer faces and bright colors, and respond to sounds like bells while suggesting toys matching a child’s emerging skills.

Baltimore Doris W. Welcher Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Johns Hopkins Mrs. Welcher Wlecher

How You See Yourself Has Nothing To Do With Age

University of Rochester professor Susan K. Whitbourne argues age does not determine adult identity. She says identity stems from life events tied to family and work, developing cumulatively from childhood or adolescence as events cluster and evolve over time.

Rochester N.Y University of Rochester Susan K. Whitbourne

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