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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2006
Page
1
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Rosie O'Donnell apologized for mocking spoken Chinese on The View. Unity Journalists of Color Inc. said the remarks were offensive and insufficient, calling for public acknowledgment from Barbara Walters. O'Donnell said she was sorry for those hurt but warned she might repeat similar jokes, explaining it’s how her brain works.
Morning crafts at Carnegie Cultural Center basement 515 S Main Ottawa run 9 to noon for 5 per child or 10 per family with parent supervision. Candy Cane Hunt at Forest Park 518 W Forest Ottawa for ages 1 to 10 by Ottawa Recreation Commission call 785 242 1939 or visit orcottawaks.org. Evening performance Once Upon a Night at Calvary Baptist Church 925 W Seventh Ottawa features adult and children choirs with orchestra free admission nursery provided call 785 242 4835.
Noon to 4 p.m. Fest of Nativity at Centenary United Methodist Church 245 Fourth St Lawrence features 300 nativity sets from around the world with free admission. From 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Santa's Express at The National Agricultural Center Hall of Fame 630 Hall of Fame Drive Bonner Springs offers a miniature train tour decorated buildings a school story and cocoa. 11:45 a.m. Christmas Story Through a Grandpa's Eyes at Cherry Street Wesleyan Ottawa 933 N Cherry St where a grandfather shares the Christmas tale with his grandchild.
AD briefs list local real estate and business notes. Just the Right Touch Massage leaves Capelli Day Spa returning to 118 E. Park with one hour massages at 35 through December. Freedom from Smoking class January 8, eight group sessions at Ransom Memorial Hospital with January 3 deadline. Holiday sale open Sundays 1-4 December at Messenger's Home Furnishings west of Sirloin Stockade. Smokemasters BBQ in Pomona offers pies and smoked meats. Santa visits Pomona December 16 2-4 p.m. at the Community Christmas Tree downtown. Winter Adventure December 26-30 for kids.
Audrey Lintner outlines a budget friendly garden swap to share bulbs seeds and cuttings as gifts. Readers exchange certificates for plant material and related chores with a focus on practicality and avoiding wild harvesting.
A roundup of weekend events from The Ottawa Herald calendars including Grandpa’s View and a nativity exhibit with 300 figures. Highlights cover church breakfasts, Opry performances in Quenemo, music at The Potter’s Wheel, a Mistletoe and Holly dance at Ottawa Middle School, VFW dance, open house at Lincoln Elementary, guitar music at the Ottawa Senior Center, a Friends of the Library sale, a senior event at First United Methodist, and a Pomona High listing with health tests and dinner.
Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Living Sober Group meets 7 pm at First Christian Church 1045 S Hickory St Ottawa. Franklin County Genealogical Society gathers 2 pm in Ransom Memorial Hospital conference room 1301 S Main St Ottawa. Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Group meets 8 pm at First Baptist Church basement Fourth and Hickory Ottawa. Franklin County Landlord's Association hosts dinner 6:30 pm and meeting 7:30 pm at Sirloin Stockade 2230 8 Princeton St Ottawa.
Monday 8:30 am Franklin County Commission meets at the County Office Annex 1418 S Main St Ottawa Noon Lions Club gathers at Poncho's 429 S Main St Ottawa and at 8 pm Alcoholics Anonymous meets in Ottawa.
The Pomona High School band and vocal concert begins at 8 a.m. at 511 E Franklin St Pomona. A ribbon cutting at Kaswa Imports at 112 Main St Ottawa marks the event with owners Rauf and Tracey Waheed welcoming the public.
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