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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1978
Page
8
Ninety residents donated to the Red Cross Bloodmobile in Osage County last week, with six rejected for medical reasons. Total county pintage for last year was 432, down from 445 in 1976.
Kansas legislators say KCP&L misled them about the Wolf Creek Nuclear Generating Station needs and note the utility now plans to sell part of the plant to the Nebraska Public Power District. Senators cite testimony suggesting no financial problems and question building a plant for others. Enrollment notices follow for belly dancing classes at the Youth Center with scheduled start dates and fees.
The College Without A Campus program begins Monday March 13 and runs to May 18 at Ottawa University. Enrollment is next Monday at 5 30 p.m. in Chapel room 100 with a 10 enrollment fee and 190 tuition per class. Courses include Small Business Administration Urban Life and the Problems Theories of Counseling and Basic Writing with 6 30 p.m. weekly times.
Dr Buford Hartman 82 of Waverly died Feb 28 in Burlington. Services 10 am Friday at United Methodist Church. cremation follows. Hartman practiced in Longton Osborne Smith Center and later in Smith Center for 40 years. Survived by widow Faye, daughter Maxine Stein, brother Neal Hartman, sisters and four grandchildren. Memorials to Kansas Heart Association.
Naomi Gingerich of Pomona graduated from Floral Technical and Design School in Kansas City Kansas. Three Baker University students from Ottawa area joined the university production of Applause scheduled March 10 11 in Rice Auditorium. Richmond Community Jamboree set for 8 pm Friday at the Richmond Community Building with free admission. Mrs Florence Carter receives word of sister Grace Miller death March 1 in Worland Wyoming. services March 4 in Greybull Wyoming. Survivors include daughter Alta Standifer and son Herbert Miller.
Thursday Mexican food at L and M Buffet from 5 to 8 pm. L&M Buffet hosts Kansas Livestock Association meeting Saturday March 4 at noon. Benner Williams advertises Sylvania TVs with trade-ins. Blue Room Tavern hosts Leonard and the Strangers with cheap beer and chips. Mike's Kozy Kitchen lists rib steak specials February 27 to March 4. Eagles Lodge steak night and dance. Country bands at The Badlands and Saddleback Lounge. Various notices for farm bureau discounts and trophies.
Diane Yeamans reviews a Samuel Barber concert at Ottawa University Chapel highlighting the composer’s melodic mastery, collaboration with pianists and wind quintet, and Roy Steeley’s acclaimed performance of Barbers Piano Sonata. The piece notes the festival’s wider activities with KU and OU faculty panels and a later audience interest in Barber’s work.
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