Franklin County Fair Fashion Review Winners Listed
The 4H Fashion Review spans divisions from Junior to Senior with champions Jarrod Bazil Ryan Ayers and Patty Zabloudil. It catalogs numerous purples blues and reds across garments including clothing carousel constructed garments crocheted garments and floriculture displays with multiple named participants and clubs.
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Jarrod Bazil
Ty Stevenson
Ryan Ayers
Pete Kay
Pete Heiniger
Eric Piotrowsky
Adam Todd
Jessica Janus
Marie Luther
Audrey Reece
Autumn Reece
Patty Zabloudil
Laura Luther
Patty Zabloudi
Jami Anderson
Crystal Davis
Jill Dorsey
Jodi Speer
Megan Bazil
Ashley Dunbar
Jody Peine
Crystal Yates
Ande
Hoy
Ande Hoy
Nadia Piotrowsky
Jamie Speer
Kelly Stinebaugh
Erica Coulson
Tabitha Davis
Becky Rossman
Nadia Piowowsky
Jessica Duval
Elizabeth Hornbura
Piotrowsky
Kelly Stinebang
Siesti Wood
Fabiths Davis
Burg Go-Genters
Silver Leaf
Burg
Berea
Blues
Pomona Pioneers
Trail Blazers
Princeton
Pat Stenzel
Frances Warnock
Jacque Bones
Wiener Dog Nationals thrill Woodlands with fast dachshunds
The Wiener Dog Nationals at Woodlands Race Track in Kansas featured 79 dachshunds from 34 heats with notable times. Schnitzel led qualifying with 14.06 seconds, but final winner Whoopee posted 14.46 as Oscar Mayer finished fifth in the evening race.
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Ansas City
Kan
Woodlands Race Track
Schnitzel
Whoopee
Ottawa
Oscar Mayer
Hart
S. Oak
Kirk Hart
Oscar
Michael Hedrick
Kansas City
Hedrick
Israelis and Jordan seek peace at White House signing
President Clinton welcomes Rabin and Hussein as they sign a joint declaration aimed at ending the 1948 state of war and laying groundwork for an economic accord. Secretary of State Christopher predicts a formal peace within months, with a joint congressional address planned.
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White House
Clinton
Rabin
Hussein
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
Warren Christopher
Christopher
ABC
Middle East
U.S
Acl
Israel
Jordan
Arkansas
Congress
Wellsville Board to Discuss Bonds Tonight
The Wellsville Board of Education meets at 7 30 p m at the district office to discuss a PEP fourth grade elementary building bond proposal alternative graduation requirements accreditation of schools for 1993 94 personnel contracts and the proposed 1994 95 district budget.
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Wellsville
Wellsville Board of Education
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Ottawa Praised as Leader in Kansas PRIDE Program
Ottawa earns recognition from the Kansas PRIDE board for meeting beautification, development, and streets standards. Ottawa has approval in 15 of 19 blue ribbon categories toward Pacemaker status, signaling leadership in the statewide community improvement effort.
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Ottawa
Kansas Pride Board of Directors
Fred Adamson
Ottawa Pride
Ottawa area weather outlook with chance of storms
Mostly cloudy tonight with a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms and a low in the mid sixties. Dry with extended periods through Friday. lows 60 to 70 and highs 85 to 95. Local readings show past highs around 117 and lows near 138, with sunset at 8 40 and sunrise at 6 16.
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Ottawa
Cheney criticizes Clinton on Haiti invasion plan
Former Defense Secretary Dick Cheney told reporters at a Meyers campaign breakfast in Overland Park that he doubts the UN has the capacity to form a world police force and questioned the move to seek UN permission before Congress. He noted U.S. history leading UN missions in Iraq and Somalia.
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Overland Park, Kan
Dick Cheney
Clinton
U.N
Haiti
Congress
Cheney
Jan Meyers
R-Kan
United States
Iraq
Somalia
Vacation Bible School at North Baptist Church and Trinity Church
Pro males Bible School runs July 26 to 29 from 6:30 p.m. at North Baptist Church. Trinity United Methodist Church hosts Vacation Bible School July 25 to 29 from 4:30 p.m. to 8:90 p.m. Details at Chris Corner and street contact 242-8126 for road grading and 242-3063 for KU design.
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Bible School
North Baptist Church
Walcome
Trinity United Meth. Church
W. Cedar
Vacation Bible
Behool
New Ottawa Middle principal to meet with PALS
Steve Woolf new Ottawa Middle School principal will meet Parents Assisting Learners Success in the multi purpose room Tuesday night from 7 to 9 to discuss a new discipline policy. Jo Robinson notes Woolf takes helm after Margaret Betterton retired for health reasons following a several month effort to update policies.
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Ottawa Middle School
PALS
Jo Robinson
Steve Woolf
Woolf
Margaret Betterton
Wal Mart confirms new 12 million square foot center project
Atherton cited rising demand for merchandise as Wal Mart moves up the 12 million square foot center’s construction schedule. The chamber has fielded calls from contractors’ crews needing housing and asks community members with rentals or space for mobile homes to contact the chamber for forwarding to contractors.
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Wal-Mart
Atherton
Chamber
Weird News Snapshots From The Local Desk
A chaotic item list reports a Queens discovery of a 62 live rattlesnakes in a plastic case, a trio selling vodka with snakes to Koreans, a judge’s sharp rebuke in a domestic case, and Illinois officials permitting Mississippian Indian remains to be used as highway fill near Edwardsville.
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Queens
BH Gata
Guyana
Ronald
Jonas
Illinois Historic Preservation Agency
Illinois Department of Transportation
Edwardsville
Ill
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Fla
Fair sale draws strong bids at Ottawa livestock sale
The 1,275 pound reserve grand champion steer shown by Thane Combs sold for 1211.50 with a 370 premium paid by Construction Materials of Ottawa. Jody Peine and Erica Coulson led grand champion barrow and reserve barrow with premium payments totaling 385 and 350 respectively. Premiums topped 22,535 dollars, while base sale value reached 21,484.58. The Ottawa Quilt Guild raised 945 from miniature quilts and the President's Chocolate Cake Contest prize money totaled 160 dollars. Betty Stevenson won first, Edith Montgomery second, Marilyn Poor third.
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Thane Combs
Pomona
Ottawa
Kansas State Bank of Garnett
Richmond
Erica Coulson
Rantoul
Barrow
Ottawa Co-op
Ottawa Quilt Guild
Franklin County Agriculture Society
Betty Stevenson
Edith Montgomery
Marilyn Poor
Wellsville
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1999 Publication
Advertisement lists delivery prices effective October 1 1999 for various regions including Ottawa rural towns motor route and mail subscriptions. Rates shown in months three six and twelve with state taxes and advance payment noted. Prices cover several counties and out of state mail options with varying regions specified.
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Cas
Caver
Canier
Tve
Miami
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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Cockscomb
Michael Peter
Blaine Roberts
Beverly Vathauer
Frances Warnack
Virginia Wallace
Amanda Guenther
Frances Wamock
John Bowman
Tracy Englund
Gladiolus Blue
Jackie Stottlemire
Lily
Ris Wakeman
Debbie Dunn
Ottawa Retirement Village
Elaine Roberts
Frances Dunn
Teresa Corbin
Petunias
Imogene Berger
Phlox
Beverly Wathauer
Kendra Randall
Brooke Randall
Ray Venton
Joyce Wasmumi
Abby Grenther
Ottawa Retirement Plaza
Julia Watts
Vera Salman
Jerry Abbott
Sara Dunn
Mary Mitchell
Tracy Enghind
Pat Stenz
Bidizélo Seeee
Tracy
England
Iris Wakeman
Frances Warock
Frances Wampack
Frances Wamaock
Engsuna
Ashkey Omeaman
Alexis Stotlemire
Jackie Wallace
Emilee Stinson
Keki Kost
Zinnia
Mikael Englund
Alexis Stottlemire
Brooke Stinson
Mikael Red
Jackie Mike
Bryonni Baker
Woodlands
Brad Kaylor
Kaylor
Wellsville Board
Pride Board
Wem Rel
al Hilldale
Highland Cemetery
Chris’ Corner
Bapin
Screen & Holler
Mali
Paget
Dunbar
Country Mart
Fogle Quarry
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