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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1966

Page

7

Birdie Opens Tonight at Memorial Auditorium

The OHS operetta Bye Bye Birdie debuts tonight with 30 actors and 35 crew, directed by John W. Jones. Performance at 8 p.m. Tickets priced 1 for adults and students, 50 cents for children under 12. Main cast includes Marty Hill, Rose Alvarez, Conrad Birdie, Albert Peterson, Kim MacAfee, and others.

OHS John W. Jones Memorial Auditorium Marty Hill Rose Alvarez Richard Milton Albert Peterson Jean Geiss Kim MacAfee Morris Bennett Conrad Birdie Renetta Engles Mae Peterson Linda Loyd Mrs. MacAfee Barry Showalter Mr. MacAfee Pat Sievers Ursula Merkle Bill Lee Guitar Man Telephone Hour Beverly

Devoncote Kennels Show Dogs Inspire Ottawa Interest

Nila Crawford profiles Keith Waite and Devoncote Kennels located three miles east of Ottawa. Waite, a licensed dog trainer for 21 years, raises show dogs and pets, travels to dog shows nationwide, and runs a full care operation with crates, heated pens, and regular health checks. Eight champions currently reside at the kennels as Waite discusses training, temperament, and family involvement in dogs and shows.

Nila Crawford Devoncote Kennels Ottawa Keith Waite Waite Devoncote Tulsa Topeka St. Louis Springfield Candy St. Bernard Pyrenees

Civil Defense Exercises Test CAP Readiness in Kansas

The Kansas Civil Air Patrol and Office of Civilian Defense conduct Operation 1966 with simulated nuclear attacks on multiple cities. About 50 aircraft and 200 to 300 CAP members will operate from Hays and Strother Field under Topeka OCD oversight to test radiological monitoring, evacuation routing, and transport of medical personnel.

Kansas Cities Kansas Civil Air Patrol Office of Civilian Defense Hays Municipal Strother Field Arkansas City Winfield State Civil Defense Emergency Operations Center Topeka Charles W. Matthis Wichita Kansas CAP Kansas Office of Civil Defense OCD U.S. Air Force Air Force Col. Matthis Civil Defense

Brain damage feared after artificial heart surgery

In Houston AP reports a 65 year old patient Marcel L. DeRudder of Westville Illinois may have brain damage after an emergency operation to implant a par ental artificial heart. Doctors later called the condition generally satisfactory though consciousness had not returned. A six hour operation at Baylor and Rice Universities was led by Dr Michael E DeBakey.

Houston, Tex Marcel L. DeRudder Westville, Ill Baylor Rice Michael E. DeBakey DeRudder

Costs Rise in Missouri Metro Areas

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the cost of living in Kansas City and St. Louis rose about three percent over the past year. The March CPI shows Kansas City up 2.9 percent since April 1965 and St. Louis up 2.8 percent.

Chicago Missouri Kansas City St. Louis The Bureau of Labor Statistics

Cost index slows but may fuel inflation tax talk

The March consumer price index rose four tenths of 1 percent after February's half percent gain, the largest two month rise since 1958. Wholesale prices fell three tenths from February, while food, apparel, housing and services drove the March rise. President Johnson hints at possible tax hikes if inflation persists, amid mixed indicators and GOP critique.

Washington Johnson Labor Department White House

Weather COUNTY FORECAST Tonight and Saturday Showers

Scattered showers and thunder storms tonight with occasional rain diminishing Saturday morning and gradually clearing in the afternoon. Mild southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight low mid 40s, Saturday high upper 60s. Hourly temperatures end at 8 a.m. the days.

Ottawa High seniors publish the Herald staff roster

The Ottawa Herald today lists Ottawa High School seniors taking roles in editing city reporting sports society features and advertising. Marla Babcock leads the editorial team with Renetta Engles as city editor and Tom Gleason and Marilyn Rule as city reporters. Bob Kohler heads sports, with Dale Dieterich and Ronnie Lloyd as reporters. Linda Loyd and Janice Wittmeyer handle society. Nila Crawford and Janet Warner are feature writers. Paulette Good and Linda Hummerickhouse run ads, Peg Stephenson, Paul Shisler, Nancy Capeper and Bob Latimer are ad staff. Ronnie Clevenger and Richard Milton take over photography.

Ottawa Ottawa Herald Marla Babcock Renetta Engles Tom Gleason Marilyn Rule Bob Kohler Dale Dieterich Ronnie Lloyd Linda Loyd Janice Wittmeyer Nila Crawford Janet Warner Feaure Paulette Good Linda Hume Merickhouse Peg Stepheneson Paul Shisler Nancy Capeper Bob Latimer Ronnie Clevenger Richard Milton

Baldwin Seniors Present Comedy Lock Stock and Lip

Baldwin High School senior class will stage the comedy Lock Stock and Lip Stick on April 22 and 23 at 8 p.m. in the Baldwin High gym. The cast features Gordon Warren Tom Jackson Charlie Pluckett Jim Selzer and several listed female performers.

Baldwin High School Baldwin High Gordon Warren Tom Jackson Charlie Pluckett Jim Selzer Maggs Clarice Hughey Mary Lou Brenenen Phyliss Wortman Don Donsley Terry Toler Miss Entwhistle Sandy Pardee Miss Prather Michele Walker Jane Gardner Joy Routh Carol Izzard Emily Lanham Donely Claudia Pierce

Herald Finalist in 36th Ayer Cup Newspaper Contest

The Ottawa Herald was named one of ten finalists for the 36th annual Ayer Cup. The Washington Post won first place for typography and printing, with The Wall Street Journal earning First Honorable Mention in the over 50,000 circulation category. The Gazette of Emporia, Kansas, and Bennington Banner also received runners up notices. H A Batten of N W Ayer and Son praised the contest as a spur to improve daily newspapers.

The Ottawa Herald Wall Street Journal Haverhill Mass Bennington H. A. Batten N.W. Ayer and Son

Savings accounts grow at Peoples National Bank Adv

Savings accounts at Peoples National Bank show steady growth as customers increase deposits in the Adv branch. Bank officials note higher savings activity amid favorable rates and public interest in secure, long term accounts.

Peoples National Bank Adv

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