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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2006
Page
1
The U S Mint announced the first 24 karat gold coin the American Buffalo. Produced at West Point New York it features the buffalo and American Indian designs used on the 1913 to 1938 nickel. Officials expect strong demand to surpass the Canadian Maple Leaf among pure gold coins.
A day of Western events at Carnegie Cultural Center and City Park features an art show reception, mechanical rides, animal visits, and stage performances. Parade components include arrivals at City Park, early duck race, stock demonstrations, saddle making, and a Western fashion show ending with a concert at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium.
Herald staffer Jodie Garcia highlights events including the Traveling Exhibit Married to Adventure with Martin and Osa Johnson at Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure six miles west of Salina on I 70 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, plus the Crown Center Antique Festival at 2450 Grand Boulevard Mo with over 250 booths of furniture jewelry lines pottery glassware and more, details at crowncenter com.
Young musicians in the Ottawa Suzuki Strings program stage multiple public performances this week at Ottawa University Chapel and Fourth and Main Street venues. Instructors perform as well with free admission and optional donations. Events include a 7 pm Graduation Concert at 1001 S. Cedar, 1:30 to 2:30 pm Student Solo Recitals, a Thursday Institute Orchestras concert followed by a talent show, Mozart on Main Street noon concert, and a final 7 pm All-Students concert.
RWD 6 will flush water lines within the next 30 days causing periods of low pressure for customers. Utility crews will work to restore normal pressure as flushing completes.
A family recounts a Father’s Day weekend split by work and travel as Angel Girl sprints to Florida for a conference while Princess Summer and the No. 1 Son clash with sibling rivalries. The author muses on why three overachieving siblings compete, vows to separate them for the dad’s sake, and predicts further tensions during wedding preparations.
Jodie's Best Bets highlights Ottawa calendar items including Out & About and On the Road. Reads list of events such as a free pediatric eye screening at Frank Eye Center, a bluegrass jam at The Potter's Wheel, PATH exercise at Don Woodward Center, Toddler Time at Ottawa Library, pet tips with Dr Trent Lancaster, basic grant writing, an Epics performance, Iron Horse 5K, Farmer's Market, Spaghetti Splash at Community Foursquare Church, and a freewill offering event.
A list of Ottawa meetings at multiple venues including Franklin County Courthouse Third and Main Ottawa 6 30 p m and clubs such as Over the Road Gang Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce 109 E Second St Eagles Hall 524 E 15th St Union Chapter No 15 Eastern Star Masonic Temple 422 S Main St and various AA Al Anon and Celebrate Recovery gatherings with times from 6 p m to 8 p m and locations around downtown Ottawa.
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