Ottawa Chamber Notes And KU Energy Cost Change
Ottawa chamber details a Legislative Coffee at Peoples National Bank with Sen Jim Allen and Rep Dorothy Nichols, plus a $110 Special Olympics fund drive by Jim Scroggs. It also notes a March 22 membership meeting at Ottawa University and a March 28 Small Business Research and Development Conference in Manhattan. Kansas University switched from natural gas to fuel oil to cut costs, saving about $30,000 monthly, with possible future switch if gas prices drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Powell
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Legislative
Peoples National Bank
Chambers
Jim Allen
Dorothy Nichols
Statehouse
Jim Scroggs
Kiwanis Club
Ottawa University Student Union
RSVP
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry
Chamber
Franklin County
Ottawa
Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
William E. Hogan
Associated
Hogan
Bowling Bits and Team Standings Roundup
Bowling leagues report early risers standings for multiple teams with high scores led by Lantic Builders and Green Acres. Individual highs include Cindy Sherman and Olanna Carey while splits converted list many players across clubs like National Bank, Me & The Kids, and Todd Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waymira
Price Chopper
Lantic Builders
Underwood Equipment
Idal
Virginia
Underwood
Green Acres
George's Girls
Gregn Acres
Cindy Sherman
Crite’s
Leisure Ladies
Lee's Downtowner
Alana Ball
Rose Catinon
Tomahawk
Shandiigh
National Bank
First National Bank
Olanna Carey
Kramer
Nitchor’s
Halan Teter
Loyd Bulldera
Country Kitchen
Pat Stankard
Terry Wolken
Moonshiners
Bienia’s Body Shop
Baldwin
Bienie’s Body Shop
Peggy Bien
Super Chicks
Todd Insurance
Oxburn's Flowers
Weal Wilson
Sueane
Me & the Kids
Olmsted Electric
Jean Wood
Marianne Bass
Phyllis
Rockers
Virginia Underwood
Virginia Quintana
Hattie Morgan
Donna Lear
Janie Dillon
Carol Player
Madine Frizzell
Shirley Coffman
Ellen Cromwell
Sandy McCurdy
Rose Cannon
Mildred Barbar
Ginger Suthery
Ginger
Alice Crawford
Louis Hamilton
Nan Jung
Mildred Garber
Ruth Grover
Sandra Turner
Pat Cordle
Chels Campbell
Ruth Cartarman
Amy Wilton
Wilma Thompson
Ardy
Elasiv
Myrtle Hans
Jessie Thurston
Hazel Ogle
Batty Teghe
Ota
Mildred Barber
Ronnie Thompson
Marge Milton
Shirley Hite
Dorothy Nitcher
Ethel Steele
Cheryl Wieneke
Sandra Gordon
Middle School Pre enrollment activities begin at OMS
Counselors Brian Harris and Terry Heathman visited Lincoln Garfield and Eisenhower to discuss next year's sixth graders with Hawthorne and Eugene Field yet to go on Monday. An informational parent meeting is set for 7 30 p m Wednesday in the OMS Auditorium. Enrollment forms for 1983 84 sixth graders are due the following day. A veterans representative will assist veterans and dependents at City Hall at 1 p m March 16. A film God s Prison Gang will screen Sunday at the Church of the Brethren. Pre enrollment for seventh and eighth grades will follow spring break. Girls P E classes are in a two week aerobics session and Don Sigmund leads wresting in boys gym. Ottawa High School drama class performed Space Revenge for OMS students. Herman Norwood of Loft Conservation District visited an eight grade science class showing soil conservation slides and soil samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OMS
Brian Harris
Terry Heathman
Lincoln
Garfield
Eisenhower
Hawthorne
Eugene Field
Herman Norwood
Loft Conservation District
Community Event and Local Local Briefs
Ad briefs announce Ring repair and Drake Jewelry sales at Quenemeo’s Penny Supper on March 5. Also plans for Meatroaf and Pork Roast at 5:30 p.m. Weekly shrimp lovers night every Friday with all you can eat for 5 dollars. Wagon Wheel Pomona and TAB’S Carpet and Upholstery. Ottawa Concert Band and Jazz Band perform March 8 at City Auditorium admission two dollars. Raggedy Ann Pomona Owens Family Frn Spice Saturday dance 9 to 1 no cover. Silver Lake Golf offers spring memberships 40 dollars monthly April May June 90. Bootleg Band with Cora Johnson at The Other Place Friday and Saturday. Light the Way lamps at Action Furniture. Weekend gypsum special 50 pound bag now 28.90. Willis Garden Center open Saturday.
Library Line FAQ from the Community Information Center
The library offers help with birth records shuttle launch dates theater meetings and government data. It lists contact points the Lyndon B Johnson Space Center and Topeka offices for records and provides answers on decimal conversion U S House size 435 Ottawa University tuition for Ottawa Indians and baby hippo weights.
Kansas farmers brace for last minute PIK sign ups
Kansas ASCS officials report a steady flow of PIK signups ahead of the March 11 deadline. They anticipate a hectic final week as farmers weigh binding contract penalties against potential tax issues. Large turnout at meetings underlines strong interest, with estimates of 75 to 80 percent participation in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kan
ASCS
Kansas
PIK
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Jan. i
Funeral for Gertrude Gollier in Paola services Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude Gollier 90 of Ottawa will be held 2 p.m. Monday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home in Paola with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. She died Friday at Cedarhouse after moving to Ottawa in 1974. Survivors include her son Dr. Robert A. Gollier and three sisters. Calls admissible 6 p.m. today. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Also notes theft, marriage licenses, divorces, civil cases, and school lunch menus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gollier
W. Fourth
Cedarhouse
Lamb-Roberts
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Paola
Jerrald Harnden
Gollier
Madison
Frederick Albert Gollier
Ottawa
First United Methodist Church
Robert A. Gollier
Berdie Yearout
Vancouver
Wash
Bess
Gertrude Gallier
theLamb-Roberts
Jerrald R. Harnden
Kansas
American Cancer Society
Quality Factor Emphasized as PIK Sign-up Nears Deadline
Ottawa official David Hornung says payments under the Payment-In-Kind program will be adjusted for grain quality and differing 1983 loan rates. If CCC loaned or owned grain differs in grade, PIK quantities are reduced to reflect higher loan rates. PIK sign-up deadline is March 11 with local offices closing at 4 p.m. for paperwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hornung
Ottawa Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Hornung
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Middle School News
City Hall
Church of the Brethren
Ninth and Main
Lydia Banks
Kay Rugh
Don Sigmund
Ottawa High School
Janice Ford
Ad Briefs
Drake Jewelry
Quenemeo
City Auditorium
Raggedy Ann
Pomona
Owens Family
Silver Lake Golf
Cora Johnson
Willis Garden Center
5Th & Main
Florida
Federal Information Center
Topeka
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
Public Affairs Office
Houston
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Ottawa University
ACS
Orlen Grunewald
Kansas State University Ag
Treasury Department
Turner
Mosier
Dodge City
Ford County
Ralph Thomas
Marvin Turner
Sedgewick County
Wichita
Mid-Continent
Frank Mosier
State
Public Safety News
Garlyn Eads
District Court News
Robert Alan Hieronymus
Karen Lee Zenzie
Martin Lee Struttman
Cindy Marie Struttman
Kansas City
the Daily Report
Confederation Resources Inc
Brown Investment Inc
Norlek Energy Coop
Sparrow Energy Corp
Franklin Savings Association
Lester E. Wells and Wife
Locust
Cecil E. Payne
Poplar
Dale I. Hird
Payne
Hird
U.S.D. No
Sacred Heart
Tome
Midwest Terminal
St. Paul
Cal Leas
Sa. St. Paul
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
St. Joseph
Omaha
Indiana
Trinda
Minnesota
Ulinais
Iowa
Ostly
Royal Manor
17Th & Main
Lowry Hearing Aid Service
Margrave Ft. Scott, Ks
Funeral Home
Penne
S. Main
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