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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1983

Page

5

Birthday Greeting for Justin Dale Bones

Today marks Justin Dale Bones first birthday. He is the son of Steve and Mrs. Bones of Princeton. Grandparents Dale and Lois Bones and Ron Cochran of Princeton join in birthday wishes. Great-grandparents Dale Bones of 1142 S Maple Sabetha and James E Cochran of Princeton, also Hazel Casey of Richmond.

Justin Dale Bones Steve Bones Princeton Justin Dale E. Bones Ron Cochran Dale F. Bones S. Maple Carl Wenger Sabetha James E. Cochran Hazel Casey Richmond

Knit Coat It Couldn’t Be Easier or Smarter

Pattern listing for a synthetic worsted knit coat from neck down in one piece with yoke zigzag bands and pockets. Advertises Pattern 7546 sizes 8-14 and a 1984 Needlecraft Catalog with 170 designs plus 3 free patterns. Send $1.50 for catalog, $2.50 per pattern, plus 50 cents postage.

There Are Worse Acts Dear Ann Landers

A reader commends Ann Landers for supporting medical animal experimentation, arguing scientists’ animal work made breakthroughs possible. The letter cites Paul Ehrlich and Jonas Salk, notes anti vivisection backlash, and contrasts pet use of animals with research needs. The writer says polio vaccines protected her sons.

Ann Landers Scotties Paul Erlich Bayard Webster The New York Times Neal Miller American Psychological Assn

Community calendar and animal welfare letter mix

A reader-supplied list of club meetings across Highland Avenue Ottawa and area columns is followed by a strongly worded letter condemning animal cruelty. It cites yearly 200,000 seal deaths and dog fighting as illegal, urges support for humane societies, and defends medical research on animals.

Early Amniocentesis Helps Detect Fetal Defects

Dr James L Breen explains amniocentesis as a targeted prenatal test not routine for all pregnancies. It assesses genetic conditions such as Down syndrome Tay Sachs and neural tube defects between weeks 14 and 18, also determines fetal sex and lung maturity while noting small risks and a four week lab turnaround.

James L. Breen American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists

Mothers prefer quitting alcohol over cigarettes says study

A survey of over 7,000 mothers and their doctors led by Dr. Henry Malin of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism finds quitting nicotine is harder for many women than stopping drinking. The share who smoked and drank declined with age from 26.7 percent among teens to 15.8 percent in mothers 35 and older.

Henry Malin National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism Malin Health Insurance Association of America

Volunteers To Be Recognized At Ottawa Library Meeting

Community volunteers will be honored at the Ottawa Library during the 2:20 p.m. annual Friends of the Library meeting on Sunday. Two four year terms on the Friends board will be filled. John Mark Lambertson will present a slide program titled RIF Tombstoning in America, showcasing epitaphs and monuments from the U.S. and Europe. All are invited to join.

Ottawa Friends of the Library Friends John Mark Lambertson FOL America U.S Europe Lambertson Friends of

Anderson To Speak To Alzheimer's Attorney Group Session

Robert Anderson will address the Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association Family Support Group at 7 p.m. on November 15 in the Community Room at Park Place 15th and Elm. He will discuss legal problems and care of the incompetent. The public is invited.

Robert Anderson Park Place 15Th and Elm Alzhiemers Disease and Related Disorders Association Anderson

Garfield PTA to Host KS Education Speaker Tuesday

Willard Foster, a minimum competency testing program specialist from the Kansas State Department of Education in Topeka, will speak at 7:30 p.m. during Garfield Elementary School's PTA meeting. Parents and the public are invited, with an attendance banner awarded to the class with the highest parent turnout.

Willard Foster Kansas State Department of Education Topeka Garfield Elementary PTA Garfield

Birthday Girl Jillian Nicole Powell Turns Two

Jillian Nicole Powell celebrates her second birthday today. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Powell of Richmond. A brother Jordan Robert is one month old. Grandparents are Mrs. Donna Nichols of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Powell of Lane. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Marion Schmoe of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor of Somerset.

Jillian Nicole Powell Robert Powell Richmond Jillian Nicole Jordan Robert Donna Nichols Leroy Powell Lane Marion Schmoe Harvey Taylor Somerset

Five Month Old DeAnna Coleman Born to Wellaville Family

DeAnna Michelle Coleman is five months old and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Coleman of Wellaville. She has a two year old brother, David William. Relatives include Maryann Koch of Sacramento, Ray Bonbrake of Houston, and William E. Coleman of Lane. Great-grandparents named are Mrs. Della Snyder Barkley of Rantoul, Mrs. Margaret Bonbrake of Columbus, Kan., Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allison of Lyndon, and Mr. and Mrs. Clemet Coleman of Clearwater, Fla.

DeAnna Michelle Coleman Brian W. Coleman Wellaville DeAnna David William Maryann Koch Sacramento Calif Ray Bonbrake Houston William E. Coleman Lane Della Snyder Barkley Rantoul Margaret Bonbrake Columbus Kan Earl Allison

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