Library Line Q A Guide for Ottawa Readers
Weekly Q A column details local questions on fireworks laws pool hours transportation and elder services. It cites Ottawa city limits rules and federal guidelines, plus toll free numbers for information centers and a wedding anniversary chart from World Almanac. It lists service providers ECEAN Inc Franklin County Council on Aging and General Services Administration local phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5Th and Main
Ottawa
Department of Public Safety
City Commission
U. S. Attorney's Office
Topeka
A~ecean, Inc
Franklin County Council On Aging
Franklin County
Marvin Forker
Pomona
Richmond
Wellsville
Williamsburg
Rantoul
Federal Information Center
General Services Administration
Topeka Center
Federal
National Solar Heating and Cooling Information Center
Ellen Switzer
China
Central Heights High School Honors Students at Assembly
Central Heights High School awarded many honors at a recent awards assembly in the school gym. Shery Nedlock was valedictorian, Backy Vining valedictorian, and several students earned junior and senior high all round awards. Diane Paters, Becky Vining, and Sheryl Nablock received Board of Regents scholarships, with dozens more named for library, language, math, and athletic awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Heights High School
Shery Nedlock
Backy Vining
Ronnie Curtin
Melissa Dimoush
Ken Strobel
Becky Vining
Board of Regents
Diane Paters
Sheryl Nablock
Kansas
Jerry Robertson
Brenda Batchelor
Jane Bones
Bruce Binien
Tammy Kennedy
Jan Bratton
Clint Ball
Sheryl Nedlock
Donna Knight
Brenda Goenren
Danny Williams
Steve Riding Backy Wagner
Todd Milchest
Beverly Larios
Molise Dimoush
Liss Swank
Brian Vining
Lori Welch
Lyle Yancey
Brenda Chase
Glen Edwards
Roy Edwards
Cheryl Feverborn
Debbie Horne
Beverly Serlos
Todd Milchelt
Marty Gestreicher
Steve Oastreicher
Calvin Pi NM
Robbie Pemberton
Eddie Roush
Jim Roush
Shere Rowland
Ronald Smith
Jeff Spencer
Jane Stottlemire
Rebecca Wagner
Ron Yancey
Central Heights High
Brenda Cochran
Janie Burkdoll
Jane Burkdoll
Carla Hall
Shelly Medtor Share Johnson
Jana Kimball
Cindy Cochran
Lisa Licktelg
Jana Bones
Joy Wingate
Janna Savage
Rhonda Barrett
Nancy Brockus
Nancy Croan
Kathleen Horstick
Robin James
Christine Johnson
Karis Morris
Susie Pemberton
Darla Soba
Lauren Young
Jane Canaday
Darla Clara Feuerborn
Connie Qostraicher
Anits Poe
Brenda Teter
Theresa Wiedertoll
Anita Poe
Barla
Brenda Teler
David Schoter
David Hull
Toki Chip Ro
Jett Reekle
Jim Chase
Randy Kirkland
Wack
David Arnett
Doug Evans
Guy Elmer
Vertin Springer
David Bowmen
Lonnie McMahon
Kenny Massengale
Steve Horne
David Downy
Sean Morgan
Io ‘Anda Batchelor
Creighton
Teresa Ated
Lakeside Players Open 1977 Season With Annie Get Your Gun
The Lakeside Players begin the 1977 season Tuesday at the Vassar Playhouse with Irving Berlin’s Annie Get Your Gun. Directors and cast include Anne Abrams Judi Sterling Lawrence Topeka and Tom Mitchell Topeka as Annie Oakley and Frank Butler. The company also operates the Whippoorwill dinner cruises on Lake Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jett Anderson
Lakeside Players
Irving Berlin
Vassar Playhouse
Lake Pomona
Anne Abrams
Annie
Judi Sterling
Lawrence
Tom
Ottawa
Jol Hoffsommer
Michigan Valley
Eleanor Richardson
Christopher
Margaret Rogers
the Whippoorwill
George Gershwin
Paris
Gershwin
Gertrude Stein
Tme
Jennifer Warner
Veda Rogers
The
Playhouse
Alice B. Tokles
Bruce Rogers
Diana Gish
Rogers
Hazel Floyd Tapp Floyd graveside rites set Monday
Graveside services for Hazel Tapp Floyd 88 who died Friday at Cedar House Nursing Home will be at 2 30 p m Monday at Highland Cemetery with Rev Leon Nelson officiating. She lived most of her life in Ottawa and had 11 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Ottawa
S. Main
Nursing
The
North Baptist Church
Hazel Tapp Floyd obituary in Ottawa Kansas
Hazel Tapp Floyd of Ottawa longtime resident and widow of Charley Floyd died Friday June 3 1977 at Cedarhouse Nursing Home Relatives and friends will meet at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home at 2 00 p m Monday June to proceed to Highland Cemetery for graveside services at 2 30 p m Rev Leon Nelson officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home from Sunday morning until service time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Floyd
Hallie M. Loman
Wichita
Charlene Wren
Granger
Iowa
Byron E. Floyd
Topeka
Max Floyd
E. Wilson
Clara Gauthier
Seaside
Ore
Lamb-Roberts
Kansas Heart Association
Floyd
Hazel Tapp Floyd
Ottawa
Charley Floyd
Cedarhouse
Highland Cemetery
Leon Nelson
Vacation Bible School at Town and Country Church
The Town and Country Church of Christ schedules a Vacation Bible School from June 6 to 10 at 7 p.m. for ages two through adult. Myrtle Morrison is in the Gold Room at Truman Medical Center for a related matter. call 242-6820 for a ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Morrison
Gold Room
Truman Medical Center
Holmes
Kansas City
Church of Christ
Lord Jesus Fea
Community Revival Center
S. Davis Road
NCAA Track Crown Still Up For Grabs
Brigham Young held a slim lead with 17 points after seven events as Washington State Arizona State and UTEP chased the title at the 56th NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Champaign Illinois. Kenyans Henry Rono Joshua Kimeto and Sampson Kimombwa led Washington State with hopes in the 10 000 meters and 1500 and 800 meter finals while BYU sought points in four events and Arizona State and UTEP boasted several finalists including Greg Joy and Herman Frazier aiding Sun Devils and Miners in multiple relays and field events. Friday’s highlights included Kimombwa winning the 10 000 meters and wins by Harvey Glance James Owens and others in sprints and hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Ill
Brigham Young
Washington State
Texas-El Paso
Arizona State
BYU
Stanford
UCLA
Illinois
Svein Walvik
Greg Joy
Muryala
Herman Frazier
Tony Darden
Rick Walker
Sun Devils
Kyle Arey
Ralph Haynie
Jay Pushkin
Keith Gardenkraus
James Barry
Henry Marsh
Richard Reid
Benton Hart
Kimombwa
Harvey Glance
James Owens
Legislation Seeks Moratorium on Saccharin Ban
Representative Paul G. Rogers proposes a bill to delay the FDA ban on saccharin for three years, extending the moratorium to 16 months before the Institute of Medicine reports findings on testing relevance to humans. The move aims to slow action while reviews proceed and would affect labeling guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
Food and Drug Administration
Rogers
National Academy of Science
Institute of Medicine
FDA
Don's Shoe and Boot Repair Vacation Closure Notice
Local brief announces Don's Shoe and Boot Repair closed for vacation from June 6 to 11, reopening June 13. Also lists Arrowhead Inn Saturday specials hot spiced shrimp 3.75 and Sunday family buffet 3.00 with child price 1.75, plus VFW dances and other dining and entertainment notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don's
Arrowhead Inn
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Forest Park
America
Annie Oakley
Frank Butler
Winfield
John Patrick
Gilbert and Sullivan
Neil Simon
Meredith Wilson
Whippoorwill
Bruce
the Daily Report
Hazel Floyd
Cedar House Nursing Home
Isaac and
Sallie (Tapp) Blanch
Charley Ralph Floyd
Arnett, Okla
Esther McCullough
Esther T. McCullough
Robson-Towner
Glen Scharff
Melvin Clevenger
Milton Sampson
Jerry Farris
Milton Farris
Charles Ratliff
Bill Baldwin
Larry Hinderliter
Alvin Hinderliter
Carl Reams
Ray Smith
Lawrence Lundstedt
Marvin Rowland
Oscar Gish
Aubrey Ponton
Viola. Gardner
Viola Gardner
Dengel and Son Mortuary
William Weber
Hope Cemetery
Ruth DePriest
David Howard
Russell Ribeau
Leonard Cheasbro
Patrick Berry
Lloyd Martin
W. G. Schoonover
Carrie L. Grage
N. Mulberry
Rick Heth
Willow
Lillie Seibel
Lori Houdashelt
Keith Kramer
Public Safety News
Heathman Oil Company
N. Main
A-1 Cab Company
Olive
UTEP
Southern California
Ad Briefs
Eagles
the Country Allstars
Bob's Hill House
Saddleback Lounge
Mac and the
Rhythm Ramblers
Anderson
Dean's Refrigeration & Heating
N. Poplar Ollawa
Norge Village
Tom Bach
WTA
Mike
Llensd
Kozy Kitchen
Rmia
Franklin County Fair Grounds
Heathman Oil
James Allen
Jerry Robson
Robson
Towner
Don Sellens
Charles Gillette
DERBY
Franklin
County Agricultural Society
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