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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2005
Page
9
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Sacred Heart School at 426 S Cedar St hosts a kindergarten roundup from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. on April 15. Children must be 5 by Sept 1 to enroll next year. Call the school office at 785 242 4297 to make appointments.
An Ottawa listing of community events includes VIW Ladies Auxiliary Mexican dinner at 6 p.m. in North US 59 Itawa. Retta Conclave No 8 at 7:30 p.m. in Masonic Temple Ottawa. all you can eat breakfast at Lane United Methodist Church Saturday 7 a.m. to 11 a.m.. a 3K fun run walk for Franklin County Emergency Temporary Shelter Association from 9 a.m. to noon at Forest Park. Hope House clothing giveaway 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at 302 S. Walnut St.. Ottawa Art Guild at Carnegie Cultural Center 9:30 a.m.. Line dancing at VFW Memorial Post 5901 7 p.m.. VFW seniors dance Sunday 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at VFW post north US 59.
Admissions Thursday include Melva Ream and Julie Tomberlin of Ottawa. Dismissals encompass Alicia Husted of Ottawa and Jodi Jamison with son of Princeton. Arrests cover Derrick Small, Frederick Knight, Matthew Nickel, Adam Hamilton, Megan Master, Jonathan Fraser, Alesa Buchanan, Michael Bass, Faustino Calderon, Michael Thompson, a 14 year old Ottawa juvenile, Dustin Markus, and a Kansas City case. Incidents include cats found dead and thefts on Oregon Road and Industrial Street. Non-Injury crash involved Jane Bones and Mary Pitts. A 1999 Ford Explorer rolled on Oregon Road with minor injuries. Grass fires occurred on Haskell and Douglas roads.
The Tony and Lisa Daniels House Fire Fund was opened at Team Bank in Ottawa to aid the Daniels family of 12 after a Wednesday fire. Debbie Hunsaker said nine children aged 4 to 20 lived at home. the family, uninsured, is staying at Heritage Baptist Church in Lawrence while seeking a new home.
After a candle fire heavily damaged the two story house at 519 South Locust Street Ottawa neighbors and family seek help from a Fire Fund at Team Bank 421 South Hickory Street. No injuries reported though a cat and a pet snake died. Debra Hunsaker says the Daniels family needs community support with clothing and essentials from local agencies Hope House East Central Kansas Economics Opportunity Corp and Sacred Heart Catholic Church assisting today.
Franklin County Commissioners approve remodeling an annex office for the administrator and human resources, freeing sheriff’s space for inmates. Radcliffe moves to the courthouse. the plan saves about 88,000 yearly by housing inmates locally and uses annex funds for the 80,000 project.
The USDA Rural Development office will offer low interest loans for storm shelters in rural Kansas with income limits and FEMA compliant design. Deadline Aug 19. Franklin County Convention and Tourism Bureau opens 2005 co sponsorship grants up to 300 dollars, with max 3000 possible, due May 4. Call (785) 271-2720 or (785) 242-1411 for details.
Kansas public hearings on science standards will feature up to 23 witnesses for intelligent design alongside evolution. Only one pro evolution scientist is set to testify, with no clear agreement yet. Hearings tentatively run May 5-7 and May 12-14 amid debate over teaching both theories in schools.
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