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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1977

Page

7

Pomona High Stages Cactus Flower Next Week

Pomona High School students present the modern comedy Cactus Flower on Monday and Tuesday at 8 p.m. The plot follows a bachelor who tries to stay single but falls for a woman who insists on meeting his wife and children. Cast includes Jim Olgon, Mark Hamilton, Mitai Dillon, Diane McCann, and others. Directors are Sharon Hoch and Connie Hoyt. Admission is 1.50 for adults and 1 for students.

Bp.m Pomona High School Jim Olgon Mark Hamilton Mitai Dillon Diane McCann Ethel Hoyt Daryl Finch Delbert Jamison Dorothy Wilson David Swallow Debbie Igor Pothona High School Mitzi Dillon Jim Olson

Obituary for Nelson Edwin Nickoles of Topeka

Nelson Edwin Nickoles 54 formerly of Franklin County Topeka died Friday May 6 in a Topeka hospital after a one car crash on US 24 at Goodyear Road. He moved to Topeka 19 years ago worked 30 years at Santa Fe Railway and was a member of First United Methodist Church VFW and American Legion. He is survived by wife Rose Manning mother Elizabeth Nicholes and other relatives. Funeral 11 a.m. May 9 at Penwell Gabe Topeka with entombment at Mount Hope Abbey.

Nelson Nickoles Franklin County Nelson Edwin Nickoles Topeka Penwell- Gabe Mount Hope Abbey Nickoles US 24 Goodyear Road Nicholes Wellsville Ottawa Santa Fe Railway Co First United Methodist Church Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion Capital Post Nog Rose M. Manning Elizabeth B. Nicholes

Ottawa Ad Briefs and Local Events Mix

Free Mary Kay facial at Ottawa's Burgerteria. Sandi Clary contact 242 7062. Summer activities at Indian Lanes Bowl 242 6700. Mother's Day buffet 12 to 3 at Ottawa Country Club for members and guests. Arrowhead Inn daily special. Family buffet at $3 adults $1.75 children under 12 until 5 pm. Scott's Drive In opens 6 am for breakfast starting May 9. Darren and The Dudes Saturday night. The Common People Sunday evening. Saddleback Lounge serves fine Mexican food. Oak Haven Nursing Center Richmond Kansas Open House May 8 2 to 4 pm marking National Nursing Home Week. Queen's Kitchen reopened 1644 South Main. VFW Club Ottawa big dance with Renegades Saturday night. Sat hot spiced shrimp $3.75. Mothers can bowl free with a family member on Mother's Day.

Oak Haven Nursing Center Richmond Kan

Neighbor Boy Poor Rifle Shot

A 45 year old boy from the 600 block of S Poplar used a .22 rifle to shoot at houses, missing several times while practicing near his home. Officers confronted him, he led them to the firing area, and he was referred to the Juvenile Office for vandalism and weapons offenses.

S. Poplar Franklin County Hamerick House Franklin County Juvenile Office

Hospital Workers Sought At Annual Tea Monday

The Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will hold its annual spring tea at 1:30 p.m. on May 9 at the Ottawa Country Club. Judy Brunner leads the group as president and notes two scholarships will be announced to area women pursuing health related careers. A hat fashion show and volunteer awards highlight the event with refreshments provided by the Franklin County Medical Auxiliary.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa Country Club Judy Brunner Auxiliary Meldon Laury Franklin County Medical Auxiliary

Sunflower Seed Natural Foods Store Set to Open in Ottawa

Ottawa welcomes its first natural foods store, the Sunflower Seed, at 107% S Main, opening Monday. Co-owners Joanne Carlson and Nancy Kilbourn remodel the space to offer artificial preservative free breads yogurts soaps cosmetics herb teas spices bulk grains and vitamins, with hours 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Saturday.

Ottawa Joanne Carlson Nancy Kilbourn Carlson Lawrence Kilbourn Otasco

Richmond Mayor Le0 Metze in Local Hospital Care

Richmond mayor LEO METZE is a patient at Anderson County Hospital Garnett witnesses will sing at 6 p.m. Sunday services in Pentecostal Church of God C RAYMOND Smith formerly of Ottawa is a patient in KU Medical Center cardiac unit room 4B Kansas City Kansas Catherine Beck and Shelley Weatherbee both of Ottawa named university union hostesses at Ottawa University for the coming academic year Rev M Todd MacDonald recovering from major cancer surgery in Houston Texas will stay two more weeks Friends may write to him at Pine Shadow Park 808 S Main Houston 77025 Ambassador Club of the Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce will meet at 4 p.m. Monday in the Chamber conference room Gloria Morton of Morton Building Materials Inc and a member of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce will present views on why business should invest in the Chamber.

C. RAYMOND = Smith Ottawa University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Kan Catherine Beck Shelley Weatherbee University Union Ottawa University M. Todd MacDonald Houston Tex Pine Shadow Park S. Main Ambassador Club Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Chamber Gloria Morton Morton Building Materials, Inc Lawrence Chamber of Commerce

Library Line seeks Ottawa facts and local services

Community information center at 5th and Main offers help beyond books with questions on topics from fire extinguisher recharges to local history. The column lists contacts for shrub trimming, crisis hotlines, and nearby stables like Camp Chippewa with horses rented for $2 per hour, plus notes on Ottawa meanings and regional history.

5Th & Main Ottawa Department of Public Safety Ottawa John Rydford Samuel de Champlain Georgian Bay Lake Huron Rydford Michigan Ohio Wisconsin Kansas Thunderbolt

80 Violinists In Concert at Ottawa University Chapel

The annual spring concert by Suzuki Talent Education students is at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Chapel at Ottawa University. More than a0 local youngsters will perform violin, cello, and piano under Alice Joy Lewis, Phill Scheldt, and Rhonda Machilan. Public admission is free.

Suzuki Talent Education Ottawa University Alice Joy Lewis Phill Scheldt Rhonda Machilan

Ban On Hunt Bean Sale Lifted

CHICAGO AP A federal judge partially lifted an order restraining delivery of soybeans to the Hunt family. Judge Frank J. McGarr allowed the Hunts to take delivery on all the May soybeans they hold, citing no sufficient market emergency and noting alternatives remain for the CFTC.

Chicago CFTC

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