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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1981

Page

3

Older Citizens Have Vote Power in Kansas Advocacy

Kansas Secretary on Aging Sylvia Hougland told about 100 Ottawa Area Retired Teachers Association members that the aging department was created to advocate for the elderly and speak as a unified group. She noted extended lifespans, the growing elder community, and the need for policy leadership, funding, and a cohesive aging network.

Carol Murphy Sylvia Hougland Kansas Ottawa Kansas Department On Aging Hoagland Hougland Johnson County University of Southern California Andrus Gerontology Center National Senior Citizens Law Center

1982 Needlecraft Catalog Free Patterns Inside

Catalog advertises 170 jacket doll quilt patterns for knit crochet embroidery and more with prices of 1.50 to 2.00 per book plus 50 cents postage. Listings include Dolls Clothes Parade Quick Machine Quilts Fashion Home Quilting Quilt Originals and various craft titles and patterns numbered 170 down to 103.

Embraer

Leading Conversation Tips From Ann Landers for Augusta Reader

Ann Landers offers two dating guidance notes and a dog-gender trivia query. The letters discuss sparking conversation with men through three targeted questions and a caution about a golden retriever whose tail wagging may mislead researchers, concluding with a light, dismissive answer.

Ann Landers Champ J.P.M Weston Mass J.P

Community Club Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday

A compact schedule lists multiple local clubs and church groups meeting Tuesday and Wednesday at various venues. Notable gatherings include Hospital Auxiliary sewing at 9:30 a.m., BPW at 6:30 p.m., NARFE at 11:45 a.m., and American Legion Auxiliary at 6 p.m., with several church circles and chapter meetings across Faith Lutheran, First United Methodist, Westminster United Presbyterian, First Baptist, First Christian, and Union Chapter 15 Order of Eastern Star.

Ransom Memorial Hospital BPW Faith Lutheran Church NARFE L&m Buffet Briles WCTU First United Methodist Church Library Beta Gamma R.A. Gollier Omicron Vicki Whitacre Pomona RFD American Legion Auxiliary First United Methodist Church Susanna Shalom Quest Corcas Martha New Dimensions First Christian Church Rebecca

Baby David Craig Shotwell Born to Local Family

David Craig, seven months old, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Shotwell of 415 East 15th. He has a ten year old sister Amy Lyn. Grandparents are Mrs Beatrice Shotwell of 1020 South Main and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yockey of Quenemo. Great grandmother is Mrs. Clara Smith of 1020 Fifth Main.

David Craig David Shotwell Amy Lyn Beatrice Shotwell Main Floyd Yockey Quenemo Clara Smith

Baptist Variety Show Saturday at First Baptist Church

The youth of First Baptist Church present a dinner and variety show at 6 30 p m on September 19 and 20 in Elliott Hall. Tickets are 3 for adults and 2 for children under 12 with a free nursery. Proceeds go to the American Baptist Youth Mission Project. Reservations: 242 5200.

First Baptist Church Elliott Hall American Baptist Youth Mission Project

Forecast Schedule For Club Listings

Organizations may submit annual meeting dates to the family editor for the Club Forecast published Saturday with daily updates the following week. All information for a week’s listing must reach the family editor by noon Thursday prior. Early change notices and cancellations are appreciated.

Riggs Celebrate 60 Years Across Lane Family

Mr and Mrs Maynard Riggs of Lane observe their 60th wedding anniversary with a noon picnic at Forest Park shelter house on September 26. Married September 21, 1921, they have 13 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren eight step grandchildren and ten step great grandchildren. The couple has resided in Lane for 16 years.

Maynard Riggs Lane Forest Park Robert Laird Kansas City Kan Joseph Riggs Des Moines Iowa William Riggs Independence Homer Russell Riggs

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