Ottawa Club Meets to discuss model aircraft interests
THE Ottawa PropBusters Model Aircraft Club will hold its monthly meeting Monday at Ottawa Junior High starting 7 30 p m All are welcome to attend and share in model aircraft discussions
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1973
Page
8
THE Ottawa PropBusters Model Aircraft Club will hold its monthly meeting Monday at Ottawa Junior High starting 7 30 p m All are welcome to attend and share in model aircraft discussions
Ottawa High school held a National Honor Society initiation on Sunday for new members chosen on GPA of 3.5 or better and criteria of character service and leadership. Harold Wallace chairs teacher committee. Betty Coughenour is faculty adviser. Officers Greg Unruh Wanda Shumway Kelley Gillette Roger Allen. Guest speaker Quincalee Striegel from Ottawa University. New initiates include Lewanna Bell Candi Cain Kim Cramer Sheri Hamilton Wesley Hay Wanda Hinderliter Beverly Hughey Mary Lynn Keefer Craig Leitaker Jocelyn Martin Lynda Schmidt Sama Sheldon Beth Skidmore Cathy Spencer Marilee Thornburg Carol White Marcheta Willhite Greg Woods David Young Frank Betz Mike Skidmore Mona Spratt Dorthea Underwood Becky Troutman Alan Moore.
Members of the Trinity United Methodist Youth Fellowship in Ottawa plan a Bike Safety Month project. They will sell red fluorescent bike safety triangles for 1 to fund sending youths to a church summer camp and mission study tour. Orders are taken by Ronald Powell at 630 N. Cedar.
A two car collision occurred early this morning on Main at 17th involving Shirley A. Scott and Dee E. Bailey with no injuries or estimated damage. Another accident on Tecumseh west of Main involved Virgil R. Gumm and Debbie L. Nickelson with no damage estimates. The criminal suit State of Kansas vs Steve Branson proceeded with a guilty plea and 30 days jail plus 30 day probation. Local citations and marriages followed with fines listed. A Franklin County probate final settlement distributed $19,284.60 among relatives. Kansas City cattle and hog market reports conclude the item.
A benefit yard carnival to support the Head Start program is held at 304 KE, 11th, today after school and reopens Saturday at 11 30 Am. Janet Shields age 12 leads a group of 12 friends with games such as fortune teller, penny pitch, bowing, spook house and more.
A spring revival begins Sunday May 6 at the First Assembly of God Church 520 E 13th. Rev Raymond Raley says nightly services through May 18 1973 feature evangelists Al and Bev Weesner of Denver Colo with gospel singing and special divine healing services. All faiths invited.
A U S citizen, identified as Smith, received a $6 pipe tobacco sampler from a Chicago friend that triggered warnings at Brazilian post offices and a tax office. Officials claimed Brazilian law bans foreign tobacco imports with possible jail. After tense exchanges, authorities decided not to prosecute. Smith warned to heed federal rules.
The Associated Press reports a three month strike by 4,000 Shell workers across California, Texas, Colorado, Louisiana and Washington over health and safety concerns. A consumer boycott has seen limited impact, with Shell claiming sales and card returns are minimal and output continuing. Environmental groups back the boycott while Shell and union officials clash over health versus traditional wage demands.
In Menlo Park California researchers at Stanford Research Institute unveil an ultrasonic camera that displays live television images of internal organs and fetal movement. The device aims to aid detection of heart disease cancer and other diseases and to visualize soft tissues beyond X ray visibility.
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