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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1978

Page

13

Goldenagers of the First United Methodist Church

The Goldenagers group of the First United Methodist Church gathers annually since 1954 to share a noon luncheon and communion. Members aged 70 and over, including the 96 year old Prudence Ware, celebrate life with music from Bryan Rouse and Ottawa High School Cytones, and a church community spirit.

First United Methodist Church al Polen Don Sellers Bryan Rouse Bryan Ottawa Cytones Dale Fox Sellers Kirby Hayes United Methodist Church Melvin Booth Cliff Reynolds Jackie Woods Roger Noah Carroll Wells Mary Black New Vibrations Circle Marjorie Collins Clarence Harder Ethel Miller Clarence Day Edith Laws Mae Peebles Prudence Ware Minerva Coffman Juanita Hackney Carol Murphy

Young pianist Daniel Epstein dazzles Ottawa audience

New York pianist Daniel Epstein, introduced by Carl Bobbish, performed at Ottawa University Chapel to a small crowd. He opened with Beethoven in D major, followed by five Rachmaninoff preludes, then Schubert Impromptu in G flat, and Chopin B minor Sonata. Encores included Schumann Romance in F sharp and a Stravinsky Etude.

New York Daniel Epstein Ottawa University Carl Bobbish United States Eugene Ormandy Philadelphia Orchestra Epstein Beethoven Rachmaninoff Schubert Chopin Schumann Romance Ottawa

Wildlife Plans Discussion Open Meeting in Williamsburg Ottawa

The Williamsburg Ottawa Conservation Club sponsors an open meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the Anchor Savings Building basement to discuss fish and wildlife plans for the area. Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission biologists will present plans and seek opinions from area sportsmen landowners and the public. Information on pond services and wildlife habitat building will be provided, followed by a question and answer session. All interested persons are invited.

Williamsburg-Ottawa Conservation Club Anchor Savings Building Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission Commission

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