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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2005
Page
8
Community notices welcomed at the eaves fax box and mail address by the stated deadline. Public items should be noncommercial and free of charge. No phone calls, please.
The Munsee tribal meeting in Pomona is called off due to a scheduling conflict for the group's attorneys. The next meeting will be announced later by Clic Church officials.
The Williamsburg Community Club hosts a brunch at the Williamsburg Community Building from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with breakfast casserole pancakes cinnamon rolls and fresh fruit to support building improvements. Zev Kedem discusses his Holocaust experiences at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Martin Hall Ottawa University. Kedem helped with Schindler's List as a documentary filmmaker. The Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post 5901 installs officers at 7 p.m. Wednesday north of U.S. 59 Ottawa with Mary Lou Brinkmeyer and Barbara Monaghen participating.
Franklin County Extension offers ServSafe training from 9 to 1 at the Office Annex Ottawa. Rib bon cutting at noon to 2 by Ottawa Area Chamber at Taylor Design Group. Ottawa High School staging Arsenic and Old Lace at 7 and 7 again at 8 p.m. at the Municipal Auditorium. Prairie Flyers host 9 a.m. safety event at the airport. Pomona eighth grade dance planning at 3 p.m. at Pomona City Park. Ottawa Recreation hosts fishing derby 4 to 7 at Pomona Lake. Cabaret Our Way at 8 p.m. at Carnegie Cultural Center. VFW dance from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. north U.S. A.
A 26-year-old Ottawa woman and a 33-year-old Ottawa man battered each other while driving. A Leavenworth woman reported an unknown person broke her car window and attempted to steal the stereo. Multiple thefts and car crimes noted including a broken window, bike thefts, and a stolen Smith and Wesson 9 mm handgun from a truck.
The Ottawa City Commission annexed about 17 acres on Wednesday at the request of property owners. The 15 acres include part of east Logan Street near Crist Auto owned by Wes and Cheryl Jamison. An additional area of Bible Baptist Church property on Cherry Street was annexed, with plans for a new North Ward school site and nearby park development. final sale terms included roughly $10,000 per acre for the seven-acre Davis Avenue site.
The weekend event gathers 15 open houses across Ottawa Wellsville Baldwin City Osawatomie Garnett Paola and Williamsburg with discounts free refreshments and prize drawings Passports to Savings available at local visitor centers and participating shops The Richmond Community Building hosts its annual smorgasbord Sunday 11 am to 2 pm with fried chicken beef and noodles and desserts for six dollars adults and four dollars children Jason Canis directs Franklin County Tourism and Convention Bureau.
Rain or shine the Parade of Homes could be one of the largest ever with 60 plus houses across Ottawa Pomona Richmond and Garnett. Times typically 10 to 4 Saturday and 1 to 4 Sunday with booklets at agencies and the Visitors Center. Prices range from 60000 to 250000 as buyers from Kansas City seek the small town appeal.
Kansas filmmaker Kevin Wilmott discusses his mockumentary CSA The Confederate States of America at Ottawa University, arguing the film imagines a modern United States reshaped by a Confederate win. He cites racial stereotypes, economic defenses of slavery, and cultural shifts as key points illustrated in the project.
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