Masks Break Barriers At Ottawa Art Workshop
About eight women who work with the handicapped attended a day-long workshop at the Ottawa Youth Center on art techniques to aid communication with students needing special help. Joleen Thompson and Mary Huber demonstrated plaster masks, edible art, and storytelling with masks, highlighting how art can express feelings and support problem solving. The Kansas Arts Resource Training System funded by a U.S. Department of Education grant aims to train professionals in using art to supplement instruction for special needs students.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ottawa
Youth Center
Joleen Thompson
Kansas
Kansas Arts Resource Training System
Mary Huber
Lakemary Center
Paola
U.S. Department of Education
Thompson
Parsons State Hospital
Huber
Nancy Welch
Scranton
Bonnie Burnside
Kansas City
Kan
Meredith Littlejohn
Three Lakes Cooperative
Stacie Taylor
Kay Martinez
Parsons
Cancer victim overjoyed with birth in Independence
An Independence woman who battled cancer and miscarriages gave birth to a healthy daughter Whitney Lynn Watson, 6 pounds 2 ounces, Sunday. Her husband Jeff Watson said the 24 year old underwent five surgeries over three days in April at KU Medical Center to remove a malignant bone tumor and replace it with bone from her other leg. Both mother and child recovered, with the mother using crutches since December and expected to be home soon if no complications arise.
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Kansas City, Mo
Whitney Lynn Watson
Jeff Watson
Watson
Cheri
University of Kansas Medical Center
Independence
KU Medical Center
Paget's Disease of the Bone Overview
Paget's disease is a common bone disorder marked by imbalance in bone breakdown and rebuilding. Many patients have no symptoms and it is often found on X rays or blood tests showing elevated alkaline phosphatase.
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Paget
Paget's
Paget's Disease Foundation
P.O. Box
Brooklyn
DR. Donohue
Birthday Celebration for Bryronni Nicole Baker
Bryronni Nicole Baker turns one on Sunday, daughter of Allan and Donna Baker of Princeton. She has brothers Landon Fredricks, 10, and Nick Fredricks, 8, with grandparents Allan and Mary Baker of Princeton and Glenn Wharton of Richmond, and great grandparents Enor and Beulah Olson of Garnett and Hattie Baker and Rosalie Mouton of Pittsburg.
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Bryronni Nicole Baker
Allan
Donna Baker
Princeton
Bryronni
Landon Fredricks
Nick Fredricks
Mary Baker
Glenn Wharton
Richmond
Enor
Beulah Olson
Garnett
Hattie Baker
Rosalie Mouton
Pittsburg
Transvestite Takes Over Ann's Advice Chair
Dear Ann Landers weighs in on cross dressing with a reader from Houston detailing signs of transvestism. The letter argues it is an inborn habit and urges understanding and open dialogue to strengthen marriage. Also brief note on Kate Smith's burial dispute and church consent for a mausoleum in Lake Placid.
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Ann Landers
Mel
Dear Ann Landers
Kate Smith
Adirondack Mountains
Kate
St. Agnes Catholic Church
Lake Placid
N.Y
L.T.F
City of Ottawa Weed Destruction Notice
City of Ottawa Kansas warns that weeds over twelve inches high on properties streets and fronting lots are a nuisance. Owners have ten days to abate by cutting or using soil sterilants and herbicides or the city will abate at cost plus a minimum 50 dollar fee and hourly labor equipment and administration charges. Costs certified by the city clerk and assessed to the affected lots.
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City
Ottawa
Kansas
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