Sacred Heart Catholic Schools Week Celebration Plans
Sacred Heart School will observe Catholic Schools Week from Sunday to February 2 with the theme Catholic Schools You Can Believe In. An all school Mass opens the week at 9 a.m. with students serving as lectors, song leaders, musicians and gift bearers. Refreshments follow in the parish hall. Activities include Red and White Day Monday, Grandparents Day with Mass at 8:05 a.m. and refreshments Tuesday, Hot Day Wednesday, Snow Creek skiing for grades 5 and 6 and a picnic lunch with Fun in the Sun and roller skating for kindergarten through 4 on Thursday, and Dress down Day Friday.
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Acred Heart
Sacred Heart
Parenting for Successful Youth program offered this year
A five session Family Strengths Program titled Parenting for Successful Youth will run 6:30 to 8:30 PM on February 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29 at Eugene Field Elementary. Kansas Army National Guard and DCCCA sponsor. preregistration is encouraged for no cost classes. child care provided. contact SFC Mike Raley or Cindi Walker to register.
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Kansas Army National Guard
Douglas County Citizens Committee On Alcoholism
DCCCA
Eugene Field
SFC
Mike Raley
The
National Guard
Cindi Walker
Wizard of Oz comes to Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
The Wichita Children's Theatre Touring Company presents a new version of The Wizard of Oz at the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium on Tuesday February 6 with matinees at 9 30 a m and 1 30 p m. The show blends comedy and audience participation and is suitable for children and adults. Tickets at the box office are $5 for adults and $2 50 for children and students.
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Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Wichita Children's Theatre Professional
L. Frank Baum
Dorothy
Dick Smith
CMA
Kevin Reese
WCT
Midnight oil averts government shutdown measure approved
The House passed a continuing resolution 371 to 42 to fund nine cabinet departments and about three dozen agencies through March 15, trimming ten tiny programs and restricting several Clinton initiatives. Clinton favored the bill, viewing it as GOP retreat from a hard budget stance while maintaining routine operations.
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Commerce, Justice
Health and Human Services
U.S
Clinton
GOP
First Lady Pleads Case to Whitewater Jury
Mrs. Clinton testified at a sealed third floor courtroom as grand jurors questioned her in the Whitewater inquiry led by Starr. White House cautioned she was not told she was a target, while President Clinton spoke to supporters after her appearance and faced a minor autograph controversy involving a juror.
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Whitewater
White House
Clinton
Mark Fabiani
Washington
Starr
Kansas Weather Summary Extends Cold Week Ahead
Ottawa area forecast shows Monday a dry start with little precipitation and colder temperatures. Lows in the teens to 20s, highs in the 30s to 40s, then a chance of snow Tuesday. Temperatures swing from single digits north to 15 south with highs teens to around 30. Wednesday remains dry and slightly warmer with highs 30s to 40s. Data from Ottawa Water Plant notes yesterday’s high and records, with a 30.30 inch barometer and sunset at 5:36, sunrise 7:32.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Kansas Heritage Library Grants Promote Interlibrary Lending
Ottawa Library uses a 3500 dollar ILDP grant to acquire Our Kansas Heritage materials for lending to libraries statewide. Highlights include Living Landscapes of Kansas with Reichman and Mulligan, Tough Daisies by Haywood, an endangered species guide by Collins, Sod Houses on the Great Plains for children, and works by Bill Martin Jr. Showcasing Kansas authors remains a priority with Up and Down on the Merry-Go-Round.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Joseph T. Collins
Great Plains
Children’s Department
Missouri River
Bill Martin Jr
Kansas retirees press for pension hike for teachers and state workers
Kansas retirees urged lawmakers to raise pensions, citing no increase in 1995 for about 31,000 retired teachers and 12,000 state and local retirees. Ted Walters and others backed bills offering 3 percent in the upcoming fiscal year with future increases tied to the consumer price index, aiming to compensate for last year and reward long service.
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Kansas
Bill Graves
Kansas Retired Teachers Association
Test Kan
Kansas Association of Public Employees
State of Kansas
Ted Walters
Topeka
Statehouse
House
Rocky Nichols
D-Topeka
Lions Club bean supper in Ottawa on Feb 3
The Ottawa Lions Club invites the public to an all you can eat ham and bean supper on February 3 from 4 30 to 7 p m at Elliott Hall First Baptist Church 410 S Hickory The meal costs 3 for adults 2 for children under 12 Menu includes ham beans cornbread cole slaw and beverages Desserts available for an additional charge Tickets are sold by Lions Club members or at the door
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Ottawa Lions Club
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
S. Hickory
Lions Club
Dreamside Day Special Discounts and Listings at Helton's Hallmark
Readable lines show a Saturday event at Helton's Hallmark with discounts drawings and contact 242-1071. A building for rent at 2178 Main or day care center for 350 monthly with hours 8 to 3. Recycling schedule Mon-Fri and Saturday, 9 to 1 at 20385 Main, contact 242-1176. Franklin Co Health Dept offers kindergarten and pre-school physicals by appointment at 229-3530.
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Helton's Hallmark
Fr, CO
Main
Franklin Co. Health Dept
Spotlight on teen health campaign across Kansas groups
The Kansas Health Foundation funded PHASE-CS and the Regional Prevention Center of East Central Kansas promote teen health with a theme A Healthy Community Begins With You and Me. Ottawa center administers programs inviting all youth and adults to participate through banners, workshops, letters, fund support and essay contests. Call 242-0005 to join planning and activities.
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Kansas Health Foundation
Wichita
Phase-Cs
Regional Prevention Center of
East Central Kansas
APC
Ottawa Center
Ransom
ECKAN Santa Program Assists Six Counties During Christmas
ECKAN provided Christmas Bureau services across six counties with 809 applications representing 2,054 people. Volunteers adopted 205 families while aid reached 400 Social Security recipients, 218 SRS recipients, 188 working people, 187 unemployed individuals, and 277 elderly. Total aid included food, clothing, and toys valued at $39,207 with about $13,000 in cash donations.
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ECKAN
Douglas
Anderson
Coffey
Miami
Osage
Christmas Bureau
Ottawa Herald Pricing and Staff Notes
The Ottawa Herald lists publication duties with Editor & Publisher Joan D. Montgomery and other staff roles. It provides subscription rates by region including Ottawa, rural towns, Franklin County, and out of state, with prices varying by duration and delivery method. All rates are required to be paid in advance.
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Ottawa
Chang Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
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