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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2006
Page
1
The Associated Press notes top in theaters radio music stores and DVD VHS per Exhibitor Relations Co and Billboard. Radio leaders include Chamillionaire and Powter while Dixie Chicks Red Hot Chili Peppers and Angels and Airwaves show in stores.
Katharine Close, an 13-year-old from Spring Lake NJ, won the Scripps National Spelling Bee on prime time. She spelled "ursprache" to take the title, earning over 42000 in cash and prizes. Her pocket habit and calm demeanor defined her victory.
Various Ottawa meetings listed including Alcoholics Anonymous groups at First Christian Church and Fourth and Hickory streets, Ottawa Lions Club at Poncho's, City Commission study session at City Hall, American Legion Post No.60 at National Guard Armory, and Ottawa Bass Club at Poncho's. Also Keep It Simple AA at Franklin County Mental Health Center basement and Ottawa AA at First Baptist Church.
Blueberries blackberries and strawberries featured with Ranger Orchards and Winery contact. Summer classes at All Fired Up Ceramic start June 6 with sign up required and space limits. New teacher and projects. Wooge Enterprises offers electrical work with contact number.
Audrey Lintner shares tips from the Arthritis Foundation pamphlet Gardening And Arthritis and offers practical advice for readers with joint pain who love gardening. The column blends humor with practical steps such as warm ups, task rotation, perennials, container gardening, and lightweight tools to ease effort.
Herald staff writer Jodie Garcia curates a calendar of events across Ottawa Baldwin City and surrounding areas. Highlights include the 150th anniversary of John Brown’s Battle of Black Jack with music tours and food at Black Jack Battlefield, plus Thomas the Tank Engine at Midland Railway Baldwin City and an Ottawa Library children and adult programs.
Herald staff writer Jodie Garcia lists several out of town events. Jacob Lawrence's John Brown Series at Holt Russell Gallery and Baker University in Baldwin City runs 1 to 4 pm with a parade at 4 pm. Kansas Museum of History Topeka hosts Blazing Guns and Rugged Heroes at 6 pm, $25, June 23. Traveling exhibit Married to Adventure near Salina on I-70, Echoes of the Trail Cowboy Poetry Gathering at Fort Scott Community College features music and food. Party on the Santa Fe Trail at Fort Scott includes art show and crafts with live band after a day of activities. pre-register by June 16 at (785) 272-8681.
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