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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2011
Page
8
The Wellsville City Library hosts Craft Club at 9 30 a m on 115 W Sixth St Wellsville while Ottawa Library offers Storytime at 10 a m on 105 S Hickory St Ottawa with two public reading events today.
Noon Alcoholics Anonymous group meets at First Baptist Church Ot tawa Fourth and Hickory streets. Evening session at 8 p m covers Alcoholics Anonymous and Ottawa Hickory streets with local participants.
Ottawa Herald calendar item prompts readers to contact Neil Stockdall for pricing information for Out and About events. Provides phone number 785 242 4700 and email nstockdall ottawaherald.com for event submissions.
Weekend program lists a 1:30 p.m. family bluegrass festival at Forest Park Ottawa with free admission. At 3 p.m. the Christmas in July vendor fair and craft show runs at Fellowship Hall Trinity United Methodist Church 630 N Cedar St with a $5 walking taco lunch by United Methodist Women to support missions. At 2 p.m. the Appanoose Museum opens to the public at 600 Shawnee Rd Pomona.
July 30 31 7 p m Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Living Sober Group First Christian Church 1045 S Hickory Ottawa 10 am Keep It Simple Alcoholics Anonymous Franklin County Mental Health Center basement 204 E 15th Ottawa 8 pm Narcotics Anonymous Ottawa First United Methodist Church 203 E Fourth Ottawa
Public weekly schedule lists Monday events for August: High Bidders Pitch at Pomona Community Library 219 W A St Pomona at 1 p.m. Lincoln Enrollment at Lincoln Elementary School 1102 Milner St Ottawa Kansas at 1 p.m. Bingo at Eagles Hall 524 E 15th St Ottawa Kansas at 7 p.m.
Aug 1 activities include Elizabeth Layton Center support at 4 p.m. at 2537 Eisenhower Road Ottawa. Ottawa City Commission study session at 7 p.m. at City Hall 101 S Hickory. Cub Scout Pack 3118 at 7 p.m. Trinity United Methodist Church 630 N Cedar. Rantoul City Council at 8 p.m. City Hall 120 E Main St Rantoul. Alcoholics Anonymous session at 8 p.m. details follow.
The Lions Club meeting is set for 1 p.m. at Poncho's in Ottawa located at 429 South Main Street. A Peer Alliance gathering follows.
A local liquor advertises a 10 percent discount on any warm 30 pack. The offer runs through August 1 2011 at 303 North Main Street.
Proceeds to VFW Post 5901 Ladies Auxiliary VA Hospital Fund. Event at 5 p.m. August 5 at 3499 North Highway 59 Ottawa. Tickets $6 each. All are welcome.
Kansas Arts Commission gathers at the Statehouse next Tuesday for its first meeting since Gov. Sam Brownback's appointees held a majority. The panel opposed the governor's bid to cut arts funding and lean on private contributions, a plan lawmakers rejected. Brownback vetoed $689,000 in funding and a staff retention provision, becoming the first state to eliminate arts funding. He also replaced the chairman and filled six other vacancies.
The column reviews odd stories from New York jail fashion to a Pastafarian in Austria allowed to wear a pasta strainer in a driver's license photo. It notes pink underwear saying Go Jose has funded by a sheriff for fifteen years and explores other quirky items like metal-attracting children and X Men references.
Comedian Steve Martin, 65, shifts from stand-up to live music with his banjo and the Steep Canyon Rangers. He describes the move as accidental yet joyful, noting the bluegrass pace differs from his earlier comedy and that his 2009 Grammy winning banjo album The Crow helped spark renewed performance.
Martin treats stage work as a character study blending comfort and humor. He performs An Evening of Bluegrass and Comedy with Steep Canyon Rangers at the Stiefel Theatre in Salina. The show mixes 30 percent comedy and 60 percent music with humorous songs from Rare Bird Alert including King Tut.
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