Severe winter weather prompts note on event changes
Editor's note warns that severe winter weather may postpone or cancel events and meetings. Call organizers for updates to confirm status.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2011
Page
2
Editor's note warns that severe winter weather may postpone or cancel events and meetings. Call organizers for updates to confirm status.
At Carnegie Cultural Center Ottawa a 8 30 a m event kicks off a community list with Kid Zsmart readings. Pomona Quilters meet 9 a m at Pomona Library on West A Street. Ottawa hosts Belly Dancing at Washburn Towers at 10 a m. Richmond Public Library on Central Avenue offers Story Time at 1 p m.
Ottawa hosts a morning to evening series of activities including KID and Toddler Time at the library 8:30 to 9:15 and 10 a.m. Gentle Hatha Yoga at Washburn Towers, plus a 6:30 p.m. PTA meeting at Garfield Elementary. A 7 p.m. Optimist Club breakfast is planned at Prairie Star and a walk/run group gathers at Kanza Park. Bingo at VFW Post 5901 caps the day.
Friday morning schedule lists a ribbon cutting at Spotlight Dance 230 South Main Ottawa at 8. Tai Chi for Arthritis at Washburn Towers Fifth and Main Ottawa follows at 9. Craft Club meets Wellsville City Library 115 West Sixth Street Wellsville at 9 30. Storytime Ottawa Library 105 South Hickory Street Ottawa at 10. Genealogy class Pomona Community and Bingo Eagles Hall 524 East 15th Street Ottawa at 7.
Ottawa area AA meeting announces a noon session on February 4 at the First Baptist Church located at Fourth and Hickory streets.
A 3:30 p.m. screening for students at Pomona Community Library, 219 West A Street, Pomona. The event invites students to enjoy a free film in the library’s programming lineup.
Franklin County Commission sessions at the county office annex 1418 S Main in Ottawa at 8 30 a m. Kids Bible Club at Pilgrim Bible Church at 12th and Cedar in Ottawa. AWANA at Ottawa Bible Church 1623 S Poplar. Ottawa City Commission meets at Ottawa City Hall 101 S Hickory.
On February 3 several gatherings occur in Ottawa from 9am to 8pm. Don Woodward Community Center hosts Personal Action to Health Exercise Group at 517 E Third St. Kiwanis meets at The Radish Patch, 1538 Industrial Ave. Lincoln Elementary School holds Site Council at 1102 Milner St. PTO gathers there at 6 30 pm. Al Anon Ottawa Family Group meets at Elizabeth Layton Center, 204 E 15th St. Eagles Auxiliary convenes at Eagles Hall, 524 E 15th St. Narcotics Anonymous meets at Ottawa First United Methodist Church, 203 E Fourth St.
The Domestic Violence Task Force invites all to a meeting on Monday Feb 7 at 7 pm in the First Baptist Church Sanctuary at 4th and Hickory. For details contact Glenda Schmidt at 785 229 7276. Ottawa High School Cytones promote Singing Valentines for 20 dollars delivering one flower two songs on Monday Feb 14. Contact Tara Gray at 785 229 8020 x2165 or grayt usd290.org.
Linda Brown argues in The Ottawa Herald that the bigger losses in American culture are tea cup and saucer use letter writing and saying thank you rather than cutting the Kansas Arts Commission. She plans to handwrite six letters in February to thank those special to her and laments declining civility and gratitude.
Kansas legislators debate designating the Xiphactinus audax as official state fossil while Sternberg Museum figures push for the Pteranodon longiceps. Advocates argue the flying reptile is more recognizable and Kansas-exclusive, while concerns about broader fossil notoriety persist.
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