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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 2005
Page
8
Daily bulletin board requests must be sent two days ahead by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced free of charge. No phone calls accepted. Include contact details and event information for timely posting.
Ottawa High School class of 1995 organizes a 10 year reunion at 7 p.m. May 21 on East Logan Street at the Ottawa Country Club seeking classmates. Email ohsclas95 yahoo.com for contact. Also listed are events: pet vaccination clinic at Greeley City Hall 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday by Lambda Beta sorority, spring break teen trip to Keystone Colorado March 20 to 26, and a February 21 sexual assault violence awareness seminar at Ottawa University with local officials and a self defense demo by Officer Mark D Augereau.
Donations are being sought for an auction and chili supper fundraiser for Tyler Welborn and other burn victims at the Rantoul Community Building. The event features an auction on February 19 at 3 p.m., a chili supper February 19 from 4:30 to 9:30 p.m., and a biscuit and gravy breakfast February 26 from 7 to 10 a.m. For donations or information call 785 214 0051.
A packed slate of meetings and events in Ottawa highlights Valentines themed activities. Promoters meet at Main Street office while the Recreation Commission hosts a Mom and Son Fun Night and Father-Daughter Date Night at Ottawa Country Club. Other items include planning commission sessions, Shrine events, Retired School Personnel gatherings, a Valentine Dinner Theatre at Carnegie Cultural Center, and youth dances at the Ottawa Senior Center. Community breakfasts, art guild gatherings, church spaghetti dinners, and Melvern Valentine dinners round out the weekend listings with locations on Main Street Cedar Street and surrounding venues.
The Daily Report notes multiple Thursday arrests by the sheriff and police. Gregory Richardson 42 of Ottawa faces a driving with suspended license charge and was released. Daniel Crumm 51 of Rantoul faces probation violations and remains on a $2,500 bond. Jonathan Herrick 18 of Ottawa charged with providing false information to a doctor and endangering a child, held in jail. Brandy Dodd 19 of Williamsburg charged with resisting arrest and consuming alcohol by a minor, held on $375 and $176 bonds. Nicholas Burns 19 of Ottawa faces minor alcohol charge, held on $175 bond. Melissa McKinney 18 of Ottawa charged with consuming alcohol by a minor, held on $175 bond. Jason Robinson 22 of Ottawa charged with furnishing liquor to a minor, released on $275 bond.
A service member recounts hectic redeployment tasks from Mosul to Kuwait, coordinating equipment transport and flight requests while praising junior soldiers. He notes chaotic regional weather including storms and a tornado, ongoing insurgent attacks, and efforts by Iraqi forces to assume control alongside police and national guards. He mentions Abu Musab al Zarqawi’s leadership being challenged and reports a unit’s return to the States, hoping to follow soon.
Lt Col Gerald Nelson, son of Ottawa pastor Leon Nelson, will have his Army Reserve retreat program to ease troops and families back to civilian life profiled on CNNs Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees at 6 p.m. Monday. In Ottawa, Mayor Gene Ramsey was reappointed to two National League of Cities posts, including the Small Cities Council Steering Committee and the Transportation Infrastructure and Services Policy and Advocacy Committee. Also noted, Asian soybean rust headlines Agronomy Day at Celebration Hall, Franklin County Fairgrounds, with K State plant pathologist Doug Jardine discussing spread, potential 10 to 80 percent yield losses, and related low tillage studies. lunch available with preregistration.
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