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26 Apr 2006
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2006
Page
1
Quick at a glance news bites offer timely ideas and insights to help you stay ahead. Short, practical items cover trends, tips, and ideas designed to spark discussion and everyday improvements.
The Ottawa Herald advertising director Linda Brown shares her experiments with Noni Juice as a quick, solo health aid. She recounts friends, costs, and hopes for energy, back relief, and a firmer figure while noting only nails showed clear improvement so far.
Herald staff writer Jodie Garcia lists multiple local events. At 5 pm Pomona High School forensics team performs in Pomona Grade School lunch room. 6 pm the Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Spring Awards Banquet at Ottawa University Student Union, Cedar Street. PATH exercise group meets 9 am to 10 am at Don Woodward Community Center. Ottawa Library hosts Toddler Time for ages 21 to 36 months with an accompanying adult at 105 S. Hickory. Ottawa University Theatre presents its latest production at 8 pm.
Ottawa Herald readers can find Out & About and On the Road listings for Friday. Community volunteers are urged to attend a Courthouse recognition ceremony amid a busy schedule of events including a blood drive at Ottawa University, a citywide volunteer celebration, Spring Festival at Garfield Elementary, a spaghetti supper at Pottawatomie Township Hall, Kidz Night Out at the Carnegie, and an Eagles dinner with suggested donations.
Four busloads of O'Brien Middle School students travelled four hours to Six Flags Marine World in Vallejo, only to find the gates locked. District officials promise a refund of the $50 fee and a future tour paid by the arranging company. Parents and principal lament the scheduling error and lost day.
Milwaukee AP reports radio reporter Jackie Johnson launched a Wisconsin pronunciation site to help locals, tourists, and natives say place names and tribal names correctly. She notes few resources exist and shares examples like Chequamegon and Lac Courte Oreilles.
The piece notes mispronunciations and uncertainty about where to go to correct them. It highlights recordings of Wisconsin’s 190 cities 400 villages and 1 260 townsters. Some recordings feature individuals pronouncing their own names.
Ad briefs announce a spray tan booth at Hairport located at 1538 South Main, Peoria Township. A town meeting is set for 9 a.m. Saturday April 29, 2006 at Briles School. Garfield Elementary hosts a spring festival Friday April 28 at 4:30 p.m. with carnival games and a taco dinner. For details call 242-5971 or 229-8060.
A compact list of local meetings and gatherings across Ottawa including Library Board at City Hall, Celebrate Recovery dinner and 7 pm session at Church of the Brethren, Franklin County Cancer Foundation board at 1168 Main, Wellsville City Council, Ottawa Living Sober AA at First Christian Church, Recreation Commission special meeting at City Hall, Al Anon at First Baptist, Optimist Club breakfast at Culinary Pleasures, Kiwanis at The Radish Patch, OA meetings at First Baptist and Franklin County Mental Health Center, Soroptimist at Ransom Memorial, Keep It Simple AA at the Mental Health Center, and Social Order of the Beauceant at Masonic Temple.
A Paola events day runs 9 am to 4 pm with Tree Fest and Arbor Day activities at Wallace Park near Osage and Walnut streets. Evening events include a Healing for Health Walk at Prairie Spirit Rail Trail in Garnett and a BBQ cook-off with team and individual fees, plus The Mikado opera at the Lied Center in Lawrence by Carl Rosa Opera Company. Call numbers provided for details.
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