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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1987
Page
9
Baldwin City Council reversed a closure decision and passed an ordinance to open the municipal pool and hire an hourly pool manager. The plan allows yearly appraisals, with hiring based on available budget and staff, pending lifeguard recruitment and repairs to pool bubbles.
Four people were charged Wednesday in District Court with misdemeanor possession of marijuana following DPS led searches of four Ottawa area homes. Randy O. Scott Richard E. Schultz Jerome L. Rues and Mark A. Hoy posted $500 bonds and await pre trial June 22. A fifth suspect, Kelli J. Schulz, was released without charges.
Telenet will offer a two way teleconferencing course titled Human Sexuality at The Adult Education Center 422 S. Main in Ottawa from 7 to 10 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays starting next week. Betsy Bergen of Kansas State University will teach, with enrollment at the first class session.
Ottawa High School will host a yearbook signing party from 11 am to 1 pm Friday in the OHS Cyclone Room. Yearbook sponsor Melany Michael said students should pick up their yearbooks and arrange signings with friends, with remaining copies available during June school hours.
Area students earned academic honors at Emporia State University during the 1987 spring semester. A total of 339 students made the ESU Honor Roll including Cynthia Blakeley and Toni Garber from Franklin County, Cathy Player, Ian Satomi, and Sharon Barden from Ottawa areas, Francis Blomquist, Traci Brown, Deborah Mayes from Garnett, Laurie Fager, Trudy Robinson, Kathryn Standiford, Leslie Thompson, Cynthia Tucker from Osage City, Glynis Jones from Lyndon, and Donna Swisher from Overbrook.
Rodeo star Lyle Sanky, a National Finals Rodeo qualifier and two time NFR bull riding average champion, will lead a three session weekend at McGinnis Indoor Arena near Rantoul starting Friday morning. Tuition is 200 dollars for the weekend. Rev Andrew J. Smith Jr. has earned a master of divinity from Central Baptist Theological Seminary with the presidential citation for top GPA and will pursue a doctorate of ministry studies while continuing his pastorate at Bethany Chapel Baptist Church.
The Toby Tyler Circus moves tonight's 5 30 and 8 o'clock performances to the circus grounds at 101 E Morgan Edgerton. Ottawa merchants offer coupons for free children's tickets to redeem at the new site.
The Daily Report covers hospital admissions and dismissals with Dorothy Stevenson and Ina Hopkins listed for Wednesday. It also reports sheriff's notes on Lon Eudaly’s missing scanner and water jug near the West Wilson overpass, plus district court actions including Shepherd L. Collins serving 10 days total for two battery counts and a diversion agreement for Kurtis S. Eckenroed. Public safety notes list arrests of William E. Cook for pedestrian intoxication, Mary Chapman for petty theft, and Noel Crumm for DUI and open container, with upcoming court dates.
Ad briefs solicit items for the GHS Junior Class Almost New Sale with pickup at phone numbers 242-6839 or 242-2422. Community notices include Ottawa Nazarene Church VBS June 8–12 for ages 2 through 6th grade at 242-2865, staff news for A Cut Above at 242-8430, Franklin County Planning Board election of ECKAN board representatives at 116 W 3rd at 7 pm on June 8, and planning board officer selections. Also listed are a Homewood Band appearance at CJ's Playhouse, Hill House hot cold food bar at 2.99, a huge garage sale near Scott's Service, Rantoul City's cleanup day June 6 at 9 am, garden product specials at Illis Garden Center, and assorted local announcements.
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