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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2005
Page
7
The Ottawa Herald announces daily Bulletin Board items accepted two or more days in advance by fax email or in person at 104.8 Cedar St Ottawa. Public non commercial notices are announced free. No phone calls please.
The Franklin County Ambulance Service hosts a noon to 2 p m recognition lunch and open house Wednesday to honor Outstanding Service of the Year and Technician of the Year Vicki Robbins. Ottawa United Methodist Men hold a pancake feed 11 a m to 1 p m at Fourth and Hickory, $5 for all you can eat. Ottawa High School enrollment for summer driver education runs 6 p m to 8 p m Wednesday at 1120 S Ash St, with costs 100 for district students and 140 for non residents.
Old Time Country will perform at 11 a.m. Wednesday for lunch at the Ottawa Senior Center at 120 S. Main St. The concert is free. lunch reservations are due by noon Tuesday at 785 242 7440. A public retirement reception for Barbara Williams at 2215 S. Main runs 2 to 4 p.m. Friday. Williams served 15 years on the administrative staff. refreshments will be provided.
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce schedules two open houses. A coffee event at 8 a.m. Thursday will be held at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium at Third and Hickory. A second open house with a free lunch runs Friday from noon to 2 p.m. at the new Taylor Design Group PA offices on 1220 exyinf id by.
Noon to 6 p.m. Red Cross blood drive at National Guard armory 208 W. 17th St. 5 30 p.m. Ottawa Community Arts Council board at City Hall 101 S Hickory St. 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Franklin County Farm Bureau AARP Safe Drivers Course at First United Methodist Church 203 E Fourth St. 6 30 p.m. Business and Professional Women at First Christian Church 1045 S Hickory St. Ottawa 7 30 p.m. Mason's Stated Communications at Masonic Hall 422 S Main St. Ottawa 7 30 p.m. Ottawa University Spring Jazz Band Concert at Ottawa University Chapel 1001 S Cedar St. 8 p.m. Agri Business Committee Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce 109 E Second St. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Career Opportunity Fair for Franklin County high school students at Ottawa High School North Gym 8 30 a.m. Franklin County Commission at Franklin County Courthouse 315 S Main St. Ottawa 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Free pediatric eye screening Birth to 17 must be accompanied at Frank Eye Center 1401 S Main St Ottawa 7 p.m. Ottawa City Commission at City Hall 101 S Hickory 7 p.m. Ottawa Main Street Organization Board at City Hall 101 8 Hickory St 7 p.m. Over the Road Gang Car Club Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce 109 E Second St 7 30 p.m. Union Chapter 15 Eastern Star at Masonic Temple 422 S Main St
The Daily Report lists multiple Ottawa residents and surrounding areas for weekend entries. It records several arrests including Travis Darrow 25 charged with driving while suspended and no proof of insurance, Sonya Clendenny 20 on driving while suspended, Kevin Brown 38 on an Anderson County warrant, James Simms 40 charged with lewd public display, and Janet Leigh 41 charged with battery and criminal trespass.
Ottawa City Commissioner Richard Jackson condemned a bill that voids local firearms transport ordinances and limits city regulation on sales and transport. Gov. Kathleen Sebelius signed the bill, while Ottawa Police Chief Dennis Butler warned the change shifts control to higher levels. The measure passed after rapid committee action with little comment, and Jackson noted cities could lose tougher local standards. Deb Henningsen will be vice mayor, and Jackson mayor for the year. David Dillner will join ICMA fellowship in Winchester, Virginia.
In Topeka a state hearing on stream uses for swimming fishing and canoeing drew no public comments. The session covered the Marais des Cygnes and lower Arkansas basins with proposed removals of 12 lower Arkansas segments and one Marais des Cygnes segment, plus new use designations.
The article argues expanding ethanol use could mitigate risk and cites fuel imports accounting for over half of U.S. oil use. Bills propose a mandate of 8 billion gallons, with debates likely on energy legislation. Most ethanol is corn or milo. non corn sources remain impractical for now.
Jordan was named Volunteer of the Year by the Kansas Library Board for her work with the library system. She serves on the library trustees and the North East Kansas Library System board, helps with Friends of the Library book sales, and reads to children. She plans to return as a substitute in the children's story hour and to join summer reading as a fairy princess. Groups may send contact info to The Ottawa Herald for Friday publication.
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