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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1980

Page

10

Controversial Film Heads Morality Series at Grace Church

The first in a series of thought provoking films titled The Communication of Values Through Film will screen at 7 p.m. Sunday at Grace Episcopal Church Fifth and Locust. The Gospel of Matthew a controversial Italian made film based on the Bible draws scrutiny for its human portrayal and alleged Marxist overtones. An audience discussion follows led by KU professor John Macauley Ottawa University philosopher Peter Sandstrom and Ottawa pastor Fred Ackman.

Grace Episcopal Church David Mouille Grace Episcopal Italy Christ Father Mouille John Macauley University of Kansas Peter Sandstrom Ottawa University Fred Ackman First United Methodist Church Ottawa Cool Hand Luke Mouille

Pioneers’ Refugee Journey To a New Home In Richmond

Le and his family moved through immigration processing at a camp in two countries. They chose the United States first, Canada second, and received a sponsor within a month after pledging to obey immigration laws. Arrival in Richmond brought heavy snow and new challenges, yet spirits remained high.

United States Canada U.S Immigration Department Richmond

Ottawa U.S.C. Announces March 26 Student Holiday

Superintendent Ken Woods says junior high and elementary students will have no school on Wednesday March 26. The day is set aside for elementary and junior high conferences.

Ottawa U.S.C Ken Woods

GOP Convention At OJHS Tuesday

Franklin County Republican Party holds its annual convention next Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in Ottawa Junior High multipurpose room. Don Hay says all registered Republicans may attend and vote on county delegates. Seven delegates and seven alternates will be chosen for district and state conventions.

Franklin County Republican Party Ottawa Don Hay

Shyness Workshop Offered In Lawrence At KU

The University of Kansas Adult Life Resource Center hosts a two session course titled Overcoming Shyness in Lawrence. Arthur Thomas, KU counseling professor, leads April 15 and 22 from 7 to 10 p.m. in the Kansas Union Council Room. Registration costs 25 dollars and can be made by calling 1-800-532-6772.

Adult Life Resource Center University of Kansas Lawrence The Kansas Union Arthur Thomas K.U. Department of Counseling

Last reading of by laws for Eagles Aries No 2700 March 11 1980

Ottawa VFW hosts a March 8 9 p m to 1 a m event featuring Badlands Band with voting by members and guests. Elks Steak and Dance starts 6 p m with reservations by 5 p m. Action Appliance offers a $200 pre owned color TV. Burpee seeds and wind chimes advertised by Willis Garden Center at 5th and Cherry.

Eagles Aries Ottawa Vfw Badlands Band S. Main Willis Garden Center

Archie's services set for Saturday in Baldwin

Archie Albert Douglas Baldwin 64 died Wednesday at a Kansas City hospital. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home with burial in Vinland Cemetery. Survived by wife Opal. two daughters Connie Thomas and Cindy Burgins. three sons Charles, Signal G., and Jackie. 11 grandchildren. brothers Orval, George, and Joe. Gifts suggested to American Cancer Society. Interspersed notices include admissions, dismissals, divorces, marriages, forgeries, and local quotations.

Archie A. Douglas Baldwin Archie Albert Douglas Kansas City Lamb-Roberts Vinland Douglas Bucklin Topeka Baldwin Santa Fe Railways Baldwin Motors Auto Opal F. Rusher Brookfield Connie Thomas Cindy Burgins Charles Douglas Texas Signal G. Douglas Jackie Douglas Navy Indian Ocean Orval Douglas George Douglas Robinson Ill Joe Douglas Republic American Cancer Society

Kansans for Life Beer Bill Fails In Committee

Legislative round up from the Associated Press notes key moves in Kansas politics. A 3.2 beer age raise failed 12-8 in the House Federal and State Affairs Committee. Other items include a state fish bill, highway funding shifts, regents budget, open records reform, and a reapportionment delay proposal.

House Federal and State Affairs Committee Richard L. Taylor House Kansas Hutchinson House Transportation Committee State General Fund

March listings and events around town

Book sale at Richmond Library starts March 4. ART AUCTION March 11 in OHS Cyclone Room benefiting Ottawa Speech Hearing Program. Blackwood Brothers perform March 19 at 7 30 p.m. Tickets limited 242-8810. S and M Buffet offers Saturday night 10 oz sirloin $3.99 with salad bar and baked potato. March books and Bibles 40 percent off at Melodies of A Praise Bible Book Store. Dr David East to teach The Christian Family seminar at Community Revival Center Church March 7 9 with 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 10 and 11 a.m. Sunday. Leah Melroy now at Wild Woody's Beauty Salon 1521 S Main 242-4623. Wright's Studio hours 9 5 Mon Fri 114 W 3rd 242-2943. $10 permanent wave offered by Christie through March. The Gospel of Matthew film Sunday March 9 1980 at Grace Episcopal Church 7 p.m. Free. Farm Bureau members Roger and Clarence Keith offer milo and seed corn orders in March 242-5394 or 242-4403. Next travel film Russia season ticket holders may bring guests March 8 7 30 p.m. Ottawa Auditorium.

Recent PSU Graduates Named in Pittsburg Herald Notice

Recents graduates Virginia Sumner Salmons James Siders Margaret Burgdorfer and Gerald Thomas listed with addresses. Correction: temporary injunction hearing to close Mefford Recreation Center now set for 11 a.m. next Friday in District Court.

Pittsburg State University Virginia (Sumner) Salmons Hanes James Siders N. Mulberry Margaret Burgdorfer Richmond Gerald Thomas Wellsville RFD Mefford Recreation Center

Pomona to vote on $2 million school bond plan

Pomona May 20 election set for a $2,082,000 bond to improve U S C three attendance centers in Pomona Appanoose and Williamsburg. Board plans a March 20 hearing before the State Board of Education to exceed the seven percent limit, with drawings by the architect next week and public information efforts to follow. Improvements include classrooms kitchens and shops across the schools.

Pomona U.S.C Appanoose Williamsburg State Board of Education Nilson Kraushaar Kraushaar

Kansans Debate Ford Entry in 1980 GOP Race

Kansas Republicans discuss former President Ford entering the 1980 primary field as Reagan Bush and Anderson falter. Backers urge Ford to contest for delegates and influence at the Detroit convention, while some resist his return. Separate Paola note reports a March 11 dairy herd heat synchronization meeting led by Miami County Livestock Association at the KCP&L Building.

Topeka Kan Kansas Gerald Ford Ronald Reagan George Bush John Anderson Ford Detroit Robert F. Bennett Dave Owen William Falstad GOP Falstad Fredonia Cochairman Carol Wiebe Hillsboro McDill tHuck Paola Kcp&l The Miami County Livestock Association Food and Drug Administration

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