District Board Set to Meet in Pomona Monday Night
The USD 287 Pomona district School Board will convene at the district office in Pomona Monday at 7 30 for its regular monthly meeting. The FAITH Lutheran Guild will gather at Fellowship Hall 316 B 12th Street at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday. Edith Harkins, former Ottawa resident, died Thursday in California. funeral Monday with burial at Skyline Wesleyan Church Lemon Grove Calif.
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USD 287
Williamsburg, Pomona and Appanoose
Faith Lutheran Guild
Fellowship Hall
Edith Harkins
Ottawa
California
Skyline Wesleyan Church
Lemon Grove
Calif
CH Parents Eye Grading Plan by CHI/CHIPS
CH Parents eye grading reform following a Richmond Community Building meeting of CHI P S network. A steering committee endorsed updating the present elementary grading system and planned to ask the CH Board of Education to establish a new framework.
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Richmond
CH Board of Education
CHIPS committee endorses student grade cards and meetings
The steering committee discusses a uniform grade system for elementary grades and resumes grade cards with teacher comments. They favor more teacher parent conferences, plan monthly meetings on the second Thursday, and will seek board permission to hold CHIPS meetings at the school. Endorsed candidates Don Lickteig Joe Schweiger F Joann Williams and Brad Young spoke and were backed by CHLPS.
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C-H-I-P-S
Besiesan
C-H-I-P
C-H-I-P-5
C-Hl-P-S
CH Board of Education
Don Lickteig
Joe Schweiger
F. Joann Williams
Brad Young
C-H-L-P-S
Weekend Ad Briefs and Local Event Listings
Weekend specials include 3 piece fried chicken with fries and toast for 1.39, fish dinner with slaw fries and toast for 1.19, hamburger and coke 0.59. Events feature Eagles Lodge dance 9 pm Saturday with The Wranglers, Rotary chili and soup dinner Saturday Feb 8 at Masonic Temple 1 to 1:30 pm and 5 to 7:30 pm. Northern potatoes sale 25c five pounds, 39c ten pounds.
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Waterman's Dairy
Rotary
Masonic Temple
AE Courses For '75 Set
The 1975 Ottawa Adult Education and Recreation Program offers classes sponsored by the Ottawa Recreation Commission and Ottawa Unified School District 290. Registration is the first night of class. pre-registration may be done by calling the Youth Center at 242-1939. Fees are due at the first meeting. refunds only if enrollment is insufficient. Courses include Tailoring and Sewing, Physical Education for Women, Woodworking and Furniture Repair, Ceramics and Pottery, Cake Decorating, Driver's Education, Upholstery, and a potential Swimming course, with times, rooms, instructors, and costs listed.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ottawa Unified School District 290
Youth Center
Steve Queen
Recreation Commission
Sharrell Howell
Ruth Sundstrom
H. K. Stevens
Cecil Spratt
Auto Workers Near Layoff High
DETROIT AP More auto workers will be on indefinite layoffs next week than at any time since the sales slump began. Thirty percent or 207,650 of the Big Three’s 684,000 blue collar workers will be on open ended furloughs. Another 45,330 will be on temporary layoffs, totaling 252,980 or 37 percent off the job.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Chrysler
Spain
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Deadline Extension for Parent Child Hockey Night
The Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce sports committee extended reservations to noon for a parent child hockey night next Saturday. Call 242-1000 to reserve. bus transport and a parent child ticket total 13 dollars. First 25 reservations included. Previous note mentions plant closures and auto industry layoffs across GM Ford Chrysler and AMC.
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Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Sports Committee
Chamber
Local raid nets 27 year old on delinquency charge
Nelson McAlexander of 716 Pecan was arrested during a Friday raid at 419 N Main. He faces a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor after two juveniles were held briefly. his arraignment is set for 11. Brezhnev absent from public view for 46 days but media keeps his name in daily print and broadcasts.
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Ottawa Police Department
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
N. Main
McAlexander
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Rendezvous Tavern
S. Main
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Mock Moves Mock Motors Heads to New Location
Mock Moves Mock Motors, in business 22 years at 103 N Main, will move to 126 S Hickory. Mrs Glenn Mock said the firm will be closed part of next week during the move to the former Underwood Equipment shop building. The company will continue to repair both foreign and domestic vehicles.
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Mock Motors
N. Main
S. Hickory
Glenn Mock
Underwood Equipment
Mock
Calder Elizabeth Calder dies at 70 in Wellsville
Elizabeth I Calder of Wellsville died Friday at Gardner Community Medical Center. Services are 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Dengel and Son Mortuary, with a private burial at Rock Creek Cemetery. Born June 6 1904 in Miami County, she was a practical nurse active until illness. Survivors include two sisters Ruth Hardy and Maxine Carr and several nieces and a nephew. Memorials may be sent to Gardner Community Medical Center.
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Wellsville
Gardner Community Medical Center
Gardner
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Henry Roberts
Rock Creek
Calder
Miami County
Kansas
Albert
Etta Mae (Neal) O’connor
Ruth Hardy
Topeka
Maxine Carr
Kansas City
Kan
Pat Sheldon
S. Cedar
Rose Stephenson
Rockwood Dr
Dengel and Son
Michigan Valley
Alma P. Price
Wichita
Blg Mock
Mildred McGinnis
Ruth Hollinger
Irene Hamilton
Greenwood-Roberts Funeral
Overbrook
Union Cemetery
Globe
Peace Corps Diaries Sought by Smithsonian Institution
Washington AP The Smithsonian seeks diaries journals and correspondence from Peace Corps volunteers to document overlooked people and events. Herman J Viola directs the National Anthropological Archives and requests donations with descriptions to him at the Smithsonian in Washington D C 20560.
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Washington
Peace Corps
The
Smithsonian Institution
Herman J. Viola
Anthropological Archives
Viola
National Anthropological Archives
Washington, D.C
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