Tin Man TAP Heads to New York for Convention
Tin Man TAP, a seven student Ottawa University project led by drama instructor Max Fridell, will perform improvised pieces at the American Theatre Association Convention in New York City. The group shapes theater from social issues like divorce and substance abuse, offering ideas and solutions. They travel Saturday and return August 21, with limited performances for schools clubs churches and organizations.
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Carol Murphy
Ottawa University
Max Fridell
Fridell
Tin Man Tap
Mary Knipp
John Moore
Michele Ferree
Kevin Ferree
Don Jones
Lori Blalock
Dianne Batman
Miss Batman
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Ottawa
Wizzard of Oz
Theatre Arts Project
Ottawa Children Learn They're Heroes For Posterity
About 200 children and parents gathered at City Park for Story Time by the Ottawa Library in celebration of the premiere reading of Jan Wallace's book A Trip to the Rainbow. The author dedicated the volume to her best buddies Charlie and Bill Ransom, with Mac the dog highlighted among the real life heroes.
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Charlie
Charlotte
Bill Ransom
Andrew Dailey
Jan Wallace
Mac
Wallace
Ottawa Library Story Hour
Wes Wilson
Ottawa
City Park
The
Ottawa Library
Charlie and
Bill Ran
Jan
David Ludwick
Crys Brunner
Ground-Coupled Heat Pumps Cut AC Costs In Kansas
Kansas State University expert Doug Walter explains how ground coupled heat pumps use subterranean temperatures to cool homes. Two main systems exist: well-water and closed-loop, chosen by water table depth and property size, with costs from 1800 to 4000 dollars depending on capacity and setup.
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Manhattan
Doug Walter
Kansas State University
Walter
Let's Be Fair About This Alimony Hassle
A reader defends alimony, arguing it preserves dignity and warns against painting all divorced women as dependent. The reply notes uneven cases, including older or disabled wives and those who supported education for spouses, urging fairness and recognizing varied circumstances.
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Ann Landers
Bloom
Ottawa Area Club Listings for Thursday and Friday
A digest of local club events and meeting times across Ottawa venues. NAOMI GROUP meets 7 30 p m at First Christian Church. OTTAWA AMATEUR Radio Associa tion on air at 9 p m at 147 39 MHz. TOPS sessions at 1 p m and 6 30 p m at Youth Center and Trinity United Methodist Church. SOROPTIMIST CLUB noon at New Courts Building. WELCOME WAGON newcomers club 7 30 p m election in Mezzanine Room Municipal Auditorium. RETTA CONCLAVE True Kindred CHRISTIAN WOMEN's Club 12 30 p m Elliott Hall potluck. LATIMER NEIGHBORHOOD Community Club 6 30 p m. SENIOR CLUB 1 36 p m Youth Center.
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ODD Fellows Family
Naomi Group
First Christian Church
Ottawa Amateur Radio Association
Trinity United Methodist Church
Welcome Wagon
Municipal Auditorium
RETTA
True Kindred Christian Women’s Club
Elliott Hall
Latimer Neighborhood Community Club
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