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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 2004
Page
7
Daily bulletin board item submissions requested two days in advance by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public can be announced free. No phone calls please.
The Memory Lane light display will donate all Sunday proceeds to Kristi Medlen- O'Dell for her family's double lung transplant costs. The display runs 5 30 p m to 10 p m eight miles east of Ottawa on K 68 then three miles south on Vermont Road with a 3 dollar car admission.
The Union Chapel United Methodist Church at 2302 Nebraska Road holds a Christmas Eve candlelight Communion Service at 7 p.m. Friday open to the public. Refreshments and fellowship follow, with the church at the Rock Creek Road and Nebraska Road corner southeast of Ottawa.
Continuing programs at Ottawa venues include Over the Rainbow art and music classes for all ages at the Gallery of Gifts and Ottawa Community Arts Council. The Carnegie Cultural Center and Old Depot Museum host events such as the Christmas Wreath Market with hours and admission details. Also listed are meeting times for Alcoholics Anonymous and Celebrate Recovery across local churches and centers.
The schedule lists gatherings at City Hall First Christian Church and Ottawa Library with times from 3:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Wednesday including board meetings, a story hour, a service at Trinity United Methodist, a Masons’ session, county commission sessions, a Red Cross blood drive and a cancer foundation board meeting. A Williamsburg United Methodist Church Christmas program is also noted.
Admissions included Karin Morton and Donald Jones both from Ottawa. Dismissals included Eddie Brannan. Births report a son to Karin and Steve Morton in Ottawa. Arrests include Andy Eneichen in Rantoul on paraphernalia possession and George Mell for driving while suspended. Hadsall also faces a suspended license charge. Theft reports list multiple locations with cash losses and items stolen. Non injury crashes involve drivers from Fort Scott and Ottawa with backing collisions on local streets.
Ottawa officials discuss a two to three gym facility to be financed as a joint venture with the Ottawa Recreation Commission and Ottawa School District. The setup could involve city bonds and a debt of 1.2 to 2.1 million, with ownership and land issues to be decided.
Wellsville School Board reviews plans for six new classrooms on the northwest side of Wellsville High School plus remodeled science rooms, bathrooms, storage, and expanded locker and weight room facilities. Estimated cost about 4.5 million with an eight month construction window.
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