Kokomo Tribune Sunday from Kokomo, Indiana • Page 29

KOKOMO TRiBUNe STYLE SUNDAY, FEB. 4,1996 C5 Groups provide needed support for local residents Editor's note: Support group calendar is published on Sundays. Items should be submitted by noon Tuesday. i Today Narcotics Anonymous Information lines, 395-9328 (local) or (800)339-8117. Alcoholics Anonymous Several support meetings weekly.

For more information, call 395-6958. Kids Helping Kids A support group for youth experiencing physical chronic illness. For more information, call Loretta Padgett at 456-3305 or Charlene Gresley at 459-5127. Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP) Daily appointments at Saint Joseph Hospital Health Center. A free counseling service to Howard County senior citizens, sponsored by the Indiana Department of Insurance.

Call 456-5406 to schedule an appointment. Gamblers Anonymous 7 p.m., at Trinity Lutheran Church, Logansport. For information, call the Gamblers Hot Line at (219) 739-0818. Monday Dr. Dean Ornish's Program Support Group 4-5 p.m.

at Howard Community Hospital Woman's Center classroom. For more information, call 453-8099. Firm Believers Diet Class and Support Group p.m. weigh-in; p.m. meeting at Courtland Avenue Friends Church, 1300 S.

Courtland Ave. For more information, call Candy Tebick at 453-0643 (evenings or weekends). Parent Support Group 7 p.m., at MHA Activity Center, 1137 S. Courtland Ave. For parents of chil- Support group CALENDAR dren with Attention Deficit and emotional trouble.

For more information, call 459-0309. Adult Children of Families (ACOA) .7 p.m. at Trinity House conference room, Saint Joseph Hospital Health Center. For adults who are struggling with the effects from having been raised in a dysfunctional family due to alcoholism, addictions, abuse or neglect. Recovery program is based upon tune-proven, 12 steps.

Support group attendance is anonymous. For more information, call 883-5512 or 457-2359. Tuesday Exploring Healing Alternatives Support Group 6-7 p.m. in Howard Community Hospital's Woman's Center classroom. For information call 453-8099.

Support Group 6:30 p.m. in the Psychiatric Services Activity Therapy Room II, off the east lobby of Howard Community Hospital. The group is for people suffering from depression or manic- depression, and their family members. For more information, please call 453-9404. Disabled American Veterans Chapter 28, 7 p.m., at Kokomo Regency Trailer Park Clubhouse, 4508 E.

200 S. Information hotline (24 hours): (317)453-7510. Kokomo Area Chapter of the Editor's note: This easy-to-read roundup of the news for beginning readers was prepared by the Literacy Coalition of Kokomo- Howard County. For information on reading, call 4594484. Dallas Wins! The Dallas Cowboy football team won the Super Bowl.

The team beat the Steelers. Store has big fire Maple Crest Shopping Center has a big fire. The fire started in the Ben Franklin store. The fire started because the wiring was bad. Space Shuttle blew up 10 years ago The Challenger Space Shuttle blew up 10 years ago.

All of the astronauts were killed. One of the astronauts was a teacher. Readers who like writers may want to read this By PHIL THOMAS Associated Press Herbert Mitgang's years-long fascination with words and the people who put them down on paper has resulted in an absorbing volume titled "Words Still Count Subtitled "A Chronicle of Literary Conversations," Mitgang's collection includes more than 60 short pieces detailing the talks he has had with authors from 1962 through 1994. In a note, Mitgang points out, "These interviews with authors are not biographies but impressionistic portraits designed to reveal their creative lives." Starting with Italian novelist Ignazio Silone, winding down the years with such as Carl Sandburg, E.B. White, Umberto Eco, and closing with John Updike, Mitgang succinctly captures the author just as he was at that moment in time.

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United Ostomy Association 7 p.m. in Conference Room at Saint Joseph Hospital Health Center. Wednesday Take Off Pounds Sensibly p.m., weigh-in; 7-8 p.m., meeting at Grace United Methodist Churchy 219 W. Mulberry St. For information, call 4535447.

Cancer Support Group p.m. at Saint Joseph Hospital Health Center, in the Transitional Care Unit conference room, 3rd floor. For patients and families dealing with cancer. For more information, call 456-5125. Panic Support Group 7 p.m., at Mental Health Association Activity Center, 1137 S.

Courtland Ave. For anyone suffering from an anxiety disorder. For more information call 459-0309 or 457-9757. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Support Group 7 p.m., at Howard Community Hospital's Woman's Center Classroom. Registration required.

For information, call 4537607. Family Intervention Center Domestic Violence Support Group p.m. at YWCA, 406 E. Sycamore St. Check at front desk for location of meeting room.

For more information, call 459-0314. Thursday Medicare Ambassadors 2-4 p.m., at Senior Citizens Center, 721 W. Superior St. For assistance in understanding your Medicare or Medicare supplemental insurance billing, or help with problem claims or filings. For more information call 456-7557.

"Hannah" Post-Abortion Stress Support Group 6:30 to 8 p.m. at St. Joseph Hospital Sycamore House, Room 201. A support group for those who are grieving from a past abortion experience, to help them find self- acceptance and forgiveness. Confidentiality is maintained.

For more information call Maralea at 4590930 and leave first name and phone number. Lupus Support Group 7 p.m., basement of Howard Community Hospital. For information, call 4532175 or 457-2269. Low Blood Sugar Support Group 7:30 p.m., Howard Community Hospital, Woman's Center Classroom, off the east lobby. Persons will have a chance to socialize and get to know others who suffer from low blood sugar and how they deal with the disease.

For more information on the group, call 4538586. Adult Children of Families (ACOA) 7:30 p.m. at Tipton County Memorial Hospital. For adults who are strug- gling with the effects from having been raised in a dysfunctional family due to alcoholism, addictions, abuse or neglect. Recovery program is based upon time-proven, 12 steps.

Support group attendance is anonymous. For more information, call 675-6122. Friday Howard County Women's Task Force 10 a.m., basement of Howard Community Hospital (nursing education classroom). For more information, call Joan Peterson at 453-0702. Saturday Breast Friends a.m., in Conference Center A at Saint Joseph Hospital Health Center.

A sup-' port group for women who are experiencing or have ever experienced the diagnosis of breast cancer. For more information, call 456-5687. KILLINGBECK THE TAX EXPERTS Save SAO HARBOR LINEN-LOOK SEPARATES Jackets, pants and knit tops. Misses' 8-18, women's 16-24, petites'4-16. Misses' Separates, Women's Petites.

Reg. SALE ALL MISSES' FLEECE TOPS Screenprinted, embroidered and appliqued styles. S-M-L-XL. Misses' Activewear. Reg.

19.99-39.99, SALE 13.99-27.99 Save ALFRED DUNNER COORDINATES Pants, skirts, jackets, blouses, sweaters and vests for her. 8-18. Misses' Coordinates. Reg. SALE Save 2 MISSES' SWEATER SEPARATES Sweater shells and cardigans by Beldoch Popper.

Wear separately or as a twin'set. S-M-L. Misses' Knitwear. Reg. SALE 17.99-24.99 Sale 2 for $14 MISSES' POLO SHIRTS The classic polo knit shirt is a must-have for her.

Short sleeve styles in Misses' Knitwear. Reg. 8.99 each Save BETTER CAREER, CASUAL WEAR Pants, skirts, jackets, more. S-M-L, 4-6. Better Collections.

Orig. 59, SALE 17.98-79.98 Save SELECT DRESSES FOR HER Famous maker styles. Juniors' 3-13 and S-M-L, misses' 6-16, women's 14-24, petites' 3-14. Dresses. Reg.

49.99-$175, SALE 34.99-122.50 Save ALL MISSES' WINTER COATS Wool, wool blend, leather and poplin styles by famous makers. 6-16, S-M-L. Coats. Reg. SALE 42.50-279.99 Save JUNIORS' KNIT TOPS Long sleeve tops by Lajate, Jazz Sport, Us Boys and more.

S-M-L. Juniors. Reg. SALE 11.20-19.60 Sale 12.99 JUNIORS' DENIM JEANS 5-pocket styles in all cotton denim by Rio and River Trader. Relaxed or classic fits.

3-13. Juniors. Reg. 19.99 Save HANDBAGS AND SMALL LEATHERS Leather and vinyl bags, checkbook covers, wallets, key cases, more. Handbags.

Reg. 14.99-$70, SALE 10.49-$49 Liz Claiborne not Included. FASHION JEWELRY AND WATCHES Earrings, necklaces, pins, bracelets, watches and more. Fashion Jewelry. Reg.

SALE 3.50-44.80 Monet, Marvella Liz Claiborne jewelry, Guess, Fossil, Anne Klein II watches not included. Selection varies by store. Intermediate markdowns may have been taken. No price adjustments on prior purchases. Extra off SLEEPWEAR, ROBES, BRAS, MORE Already-reduced panties, gowns, pajamas, more.

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each Save MEN'S AND WOMEN'S BOOTS Special group of rugged hiker styles: Men's women's Shoes. Reg. 29.99-$85,SALE 20.99-59.50 Save MEN'S DRESS AND CASUAL SHOES Entire stock by Florsheim, Dexter, Bass and more. Shoes. Reg.

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32-42. Men's Slacks. Reg. $38 Extra off MEN'S CASUAL OUTERWEAR Cloth or leather jackets and parkas. M-L-XL.

Men's Outerwear. Orig. SALE 39.98-159.98, NOW 23.98-95.98 Save YOUNG MEN'S LEVI'S 8 TOPS Special group of long sleeve cotton henleys, wovens, flannels and fleece. M-L-XL. Young Men's.

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Gift Dept. Reg. SALE Save CHINA AND CRYSTAL QIFTWARE Entire stock by Mikasa, Noritake, Lenox, more. China, Crystal Depts. Reg.

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