Central Heights School District to Hold Kindergarten Round-Up
School screenings and kindergarten round-up set for Central Heights district with 30 minute testing slots on April 11. Parents of children turning five by September 1 urged to bring birth certificates and contact 869-3355 to book. a March 19 clinic at Sunflower Elementary in Paola offers free screenings by specialists, with appointments via 294-2303.
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Central Heights
East Central Kansas Special Education Cooperative
Sunflower Elementary
Paola
West Franklin Junior High Drug Awareness Day Planned
The second annual Drug Awareness Day at Pomona Middle School will engage sixth to eighth graders from Appanoose Pomona and Williamsburg. Lisa Brookover organizes a day of assemblies group sessions and posters with sponsors including Lions clubs Jaycees and the PTO.
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Pomona
West Franklin Junior High
Pomona Middle School
Lisa Brookover
Appanoose
Williamsburg
Bill Cordes
Great Bend
University of Kansas Medical Center
Franklin County
Tour to Amish community from Franklin County planned
Franklin County Extension Service and FCE Council sponsor a Saturday bus tour to Jamesport Missouri home to the state’s largest old order Amish colony. The $22 fee covers transport, lunch, guide, and a 24 hour 30 mile tour with stops for shopping and bakery samples.
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Franklin County Extension Service
The
Family and Community Education Council
Jamesport
Missouri
Marcia L. Houck
Franklin County
Second
Walnut
FCE
Extension Homemaker Council
Houck
Farm program information meetings set in Franklin County
A three session series on changes in the 1994 farm programs will be held Thursday at the Franklin County Office Annex meeting room 1418 S. Main. David Hornung ASCS county executive director will outline new provisions and Wetland Reserve Program highlights. Farmers may sign up through April 29 by appointment at the local ASCS office at US-50 and 23rd Street. call 242-3260.
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S. Main
Franklin County
FCE Council
David Hornung
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Office
Hornung
ASCS
Us-50
23Rd Street
Art-a-rama exhibit by Ottawa students opens March
An Ottawa school district art show titled Art-a-rama is on display at the Ottawa Community Arts Council 105 E. Std during March. Elementary middle and high school students showcase oil pencil papier maché ceramics and pottery with a 4 to 5 p.m. reception Thursday at the council center.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Council Center
Ottawa candidates discuss jobs and economy on city growth
Ottawa voters hear candidates discuss how city owned utilities and high rates deter business. They urge recruiting firms like Parmelee and AlliedSignal, boosting tourism, promoting NAFTA trade links, and appointing a dedicated economic development officer to attract and retain companies and fill empty downtown and industrial sites.
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Commission
Wal- Mart
Kansas City
Mexico
Ottawa Truck
Havens Steel
Chamber
Tawny Hiatt
Duane
Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
Jon Cook
Commissioners
Weather Summary for Ottawa Water Plant Area
A forecast indicates a chance of light snow and cooler tonight with a low around 25. Current data comes from Ottawa Water Plant logs and reflects tonight’s temperature trend.
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Tomo
Lane 15
Ottawa
Ssescoes
Seseevene
Clinton Hillsdale
Pomona MeNvern
Habitat fund-raiser nets 2600 and land-donation aim
The Habitat group raised 2600 at a banquet that featured tables for eight sponsored at 200 each by local firms. Sponsors included Crown Realty, Peoples National Bank, Bo Killough Land Development, Miami County National Bank, Killough Construction, Devore and Associates Architects, Agler and Gooddert, Porter, Spears and Bundy Insurance, First National Bank, Bank IV, Kansas State Bank, Ottawa Truck, The Ottawa Herald, Taylor Surveying, Fashion, Inc., and Ottawa University Development.
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Crown Realty
Peoples National Bank
Bo Killough Land Development
Miami County National Bank
Killough Construction Inc
Devore and Associates Architects
Agler
Cause of Death Unclear In Williams burg Search
Deputies found a fully clothed body with one low-cut western boot missing its matching pair. The sheriff noted wounds or strangulation as possible causes while a Topeka pathologist works on a toxicology report that could take a week to indicate poisoning. The body lay beneath a pond dam in a snowed area near Silkville Ranch where drifted snow and difficult terrain hindered discovery.
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Bowling
Topeka
Williamsburg
Silkville
John Netherland
16Th Terrace
Netherland
Peruvian student Carpio works with Kansas hosts on exchange
Peruvian teen Carpio enjoys shopping at Oak Park Mall in Overland Park and experiences snow for the first time in Kansas. Bruce Osladil, Ottawa Lions Club president, and Shirley Osladil sponsor her. Carpio will depart Wichita to return home, with her hosts expressing fond farewell and hope for a longer stay.
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Oak Park Mall
Carpio
Overland Park
Kansas
Peru
Jack Frost
Bruce Osladil
Ottawa Lions Club
Kansas City
Topeka
St. Louis
Osladil
Wichita
Ottawa Herald rates and masthead notice from 1903
Public notice announces subscription rates for Ottawa Kansas paper dated October 1 1903 and after with detailed prices for in town and rural delivery including monthly, two month, six month and yearly terms all in advance. Names editor publisher and staff are listed in the masthead.
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Onewa
Legislators Debating Casino Bills And School Finance
Teagarden and Hendrix will push two casino bills this week one backing private casinos and one promoting bans. Hendrix criticized a state Supreme Court ruling tying lotteries to state-run casinos. The group also discussed user fees for parks and disputes over school finance with figures citing per pupil costs and teacher stipends.
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Teagarden
Hendrix
Supreme Court
Kansas
Walker
Senate
Aromatique Spring Scents at Heavenly Scents Ad
Eager for spring aromas, Heavenly Scents offers Aromatique fragrances. Eagles vote on severe improvements March 8 at 8 p.m. Mer. 8. Mer. 8 p.m. Humane Society Inc. monthly meeting March 8 at 7:30 p.m. Youth Center 116 West Fourth. Ottawa Herald asks readers to claim Society page photos within a week. road grading contact 242 8126.
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FR. CO. Humane 8Oc., Inc
W. 4Th
Ottawa Herald
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Appanoose Community Club
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Parmelee
AlliedSignal
Greg Hernandez
West Coast
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