4-Hers Sell Christmas Trees For Washington Trip
4-H'ers will sell Christmas trees for 10 dollars Saturday at the Town and Country Supply parking lot to raise funds for a trip to Washington D.C. as 4-H delegates.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1995
Page
1
4-H'ers will sell Christmas trees for 10 dollars Saturday at the Town and Country Supply parking lot to raise funds for a trip to Washington D.C. as 4-H delegates.
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic sponsors a 7 p.m. Wednesday meeting in conference room A at Ransom Memorial Hospital on the importance of family involvement for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness. Psychologists Kevin Shaw and Kristen Dreyer cite relapse risks and describe roles from grocery support to case and medication management while outlining local resources and allowing audience questions.
Senate Intelligence Committee faulted the CIA for taking enormous risk that could jeopardize national security by not warning policymakers that data it supplied originated from Soviet agents. Sens. Specter and Kerrey released a Deutch report detailing Ames’s damage as a high ranking CIA counterintelligence official who spied for the Soviet Union.
Eight people were killed and four wounded when a Harlem bandit opened fire during a botched robbery at Freddie's clothing store on West 125th Street. After exchanging gunfire with two officers, the gunman barricaded himself inside and started a fire that engulfed the building. Police and fire officials described the chaotic scene as workers and customers tried to escape, with unclear whether victims died by gunfire or blaze.
Anderson County Junior/Senior High School moves to implement the Renaissance program aimed at boosting academics leadership and self development. Vice Principal Kenny Kellstadt led ground work after attending a Josten's Inc workshop and presented the plan at an open meeting to about 30 people. The program has shown strong results in Ottawa Middle School and Ottawa High School in Franklin County.
Royal Simms led carols including O Holy Night and Silent Night as Midland held a Memory Tree dedication. A candle lighting symbolized stages of bereavement, with prayers from Gates of Prayer. Future dedications are planned in Osage City and Topeka on December 17. Donations from five dollars fund Midland services and include a commemorative ornament.
The forecast calls for very cold conditions tonight with clearing skies and a low near zero. A brisk northwest wind will range from 15 to 24 mph.
County crews began plowing and salting at about 7 a.m. as moisture beneath warmed snow creates ice layers when temperatures drop. Miller notes roads melt by day then refreeze, posing ongoing danger to motorists in the region.
The Ottawa Herald notes John’s Barber Shop will be closed Saturday December 9 while files are cleaned. Residents are asked to pick up any left pictures and note discarding of unclaimed photos.
Officials said the fire started in the living room and caused three deaths with smoke inhalation the most likely cause. An autopsy will determine the final cause. One-year-old Paul remains on life support as tests assess brain activity and family decisions loom. Lewis Doty’s brother John lives nearby and other relatives have traveled from Oklahoma.
Ottawa Opry at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium 7:30 p.m. Saturday features Darren Kirk Topeka and Katie Groshong Wellsville with regulars. doors open 7 p.m. Tickets 7 dollars. under 12 free. Festival of Carols also at Ottawa 7:30 tonight tickets 7 adults 3.50 students. Wellsville crafts, dances, tours and a Christmas drawing at high school. Santa express Bonner Springs 1-7:30 p.m. through Dec 17 admission 2. Lyric Opera Kansas City Charlotte’s Web 2 and 5 p.m. at Lyric Theater tickets 9 12 children 7 9. Dickens Holiday Fair 10-6 Sat Sun Dec 16 17 Municipal Auditorium tickets 9 adults 7.50 advance 6 youths 5 and under free. Dead Parents premiere at Renegade Theatre 8 p.m. Fri Sun through Dec 17 call 913 842 8808. Why the Nutcracker Fought the Mouse King Liberty Hall 8 p.m. today Sat 2 p.m. Sun tickets 7.30 adults 5 children. Babes in Toyland 2 p.m. Sat Topeka Performing Arts Center tickets 913 297-9000. Blavatsky Symposium Canterbury Centre call 913 235-2801 or 405 842-6323. A Christmas Carol Wamego Columbian Theater 7:30 p.m. Sat Dec 15 16 17 2 p.m. Sun Dec 17 tickets 10 7. Call 913 456-2029. Compiled Valerie Woli.
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