Area Exhibits Win At State Fair In Hutchinson
Kansas State Fair results list Ottawa residents Carole Ann Wedman and Carmen R. Peffly among top awards in Fine Arts while Judy Cates of Ottawa places in horse divisions. Lyndon competitors Charles Woodmas and Max Brecheisen win grain sorghum honors, Ron Bitts from Melvern tops corn. Douglas E. Bush earns multiple horticulture ribbons.
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Hutchinson
Carole Ann Wedman
Ottawa
Carmen R. Peffly
Judy Cates
Charles Woodmas
Lyndon
Stauffer
Max Brecheisen
Ron Bitts
Melvern
Piecemakers Feature Quilt Slide Show
The Sunflower Piecemakers quilting group meets at 7 p.m. Monday in the Anchor Savings meeting room. Elaine Alexander of Paola will present slides and discuss a quilters tour of Great Britain from last spring.
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Sunflower
Anchor Savings Meeting Room
Elaine Alexander
Paola
Great Britain
Yo-Yo Ma to Perform KU Concert in 1987 Series
Cellist Yo Yo Ma will open the 1987 88 Concert and Chamber Music Series at the University of Kansas Hoch Auditorium on Tuesday September 22 with pianist Patricia Zander. The program includes Bach Beethoven Hindemith and Brahms works plus a Brahms violin sonata transcription. Tickets are $15 $13 and student discounts apply. call 864 3982 for reservations.
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Lawrence
Yo-Yo Ma
University of Kansas
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Hoch Auditorium
Patricia Zander
Bach
Beethoven
Hindemith
Brahms
Murphy Hall
Doctors say pediatric ICUs overused harming costs
A Journal of the American Medical Association study of eight pediatric ICUs finds many children are admitted to intensive care unnecessarily, driven by malpractice fears and the allure of specialized nursing. Efficiency ranged 55 to 89 percent. authors advocate objective admission standards and tougher waste reduction.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Pollack
United States
Masonic Essay Contest on Sex Education in Kansas
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Kansas sponsors its 28th annual high school essay contest on Should Sex Education be in the Public Schools New local winners advance to state scholarships totaling 5200 with top prizes of 1000 in each division Local contests end November 15 and entries move to the Grand Lodge in Topeka Details available from local lodge members
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Masonic Grand Lodge of Kansas
Kansas
Masonic Lodge
Grand Lodge
Topeka
Own Up To Mistakes Dear Ann Landers Letter
An open letter advises that admitting fault is key to healthy relationships. It urges saying I was wrong and I’m sorry, noting courage grows with practice and that humility improves credibility. A reader endorses the lesson for students and adults alike.
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Ann Landers
Ann
H.C
Charlottesville
Charlotte
Tim
Fort Worth
Civic Theater Plans Winter Season Meeting
The Ottawa Civic Theater opens its fall season with a 7 p.m. Wednesday meeting at the Ottawa University administration building auditorium featuring a free excerpt from Studs Terkel's Working by an Ottawa University drama class. Officers will be elected at 8:30 p.m. at 511 Maple, followed by script discussions. Public may attend. contact Cheri Johnson or Roger Moon with questions.
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Ottawa University Administration Building
Studs Terkel
Ottawa University
OCT
Maple
Civic Theater
Cheri Johnson
Roger Moon
PRIDE Judges to Visit Ottawa for Statewide Competition
Kansas PRIDE judges will visit Ottawa on Tuesday at 3 p.m. to hear presentations by the Ottawa PRIDE steering committee for the annual statewide competition. Judges include Rep. Rochelle Chronister and Jared Smalley, with Ken Albright also joining. Ottawa seeks cash awards in the 5,001 plus population division.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Rochelle Chronister
R-Neodesha
Jared Smalley
Crockston, Minn
Ken Albright
Hutchinson
South Central District
Children's Group Revives Meetings at Church of the Brethren
A Wednesday after noon non-denominational group for grade school children will resume at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Church of the Brethren Ninth and South Main. The theme is The Bible with games field trips and speakers. Organized by Mary Lois Yates and others the group is self-supporting from donations and newspaper collections. church women will provide refreshments.
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God's Kids
Church of the Brethren
Ninth and
South Main
Mary Lois Yates
Teens Should Forget Appetite Suppressants Advice
Dear Dr Donohue answers a teen seeking appetite suppressants, advising against use for growing adolescents and urging diet changes plus exercise. The column also covers male breast and prostate awareness, triglycerides and cholesterol links, zinc and rheumatoid arthritis, and cautions about excessive zinc intake.
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