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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2005
Page
9
The Ottawa Herald invites non commercial public events to be announced at no charge. Submit items two days or more in advance by fax email or in person at 104 S Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067. No phone calls please.
Ottawa Family Physicians at 1418 S Main St schedules a kindergarten entry clinic for children this fall offering physicals and immunizations. The special event runs 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday and 9 a.m. to noon Friday with appointments by calling 785 242 1620.
The North Baptist Church deacons plan a yard sale starting at 8 a.m. Saturday at 413 East Wilson Street Ottawa. Proceeds will support local missionaries on mission trips.
A compilation of local meetings and events in Ottawa and Franklin County. Includes poster unveiling at City Park, farmer’s market near Orscheln, design committee sessions, Skilton Music Club, recreation commission, city council, leadership trustees, Main Street committees, PATH exercise group, toddler time, Soroptimist meeting, fall health clinic, promotions committee, child care providers group, public hearing on the county plan, inspector Q&A for homeowners, and a Masonic Shrine gathering.
The Daily Report lists admissions for multiple Ottawa area residents along with births, dismissals, and police activity. Births note a daughter to Bethany Burbank of Rantoul. Dismissals include Nina Dixon in Ottawa and several others. Police arrests cover Ashli G. Garcia and David R. Ware in Johnson County. theft reports cite Elm Street and Princeton Street locations. sheriff notes include a gas drive-off and vehicle decal and temporary tag issues.
The Friends of Historic Buildings of Ottawa received a Kansas Preservation Alliance award for an eight year effort to save the Fifth and Main street building. Plans include converting part to senior lofts and creating a convention space, with a large mural by Bill Howe and a state Main Street conference planned in October.
The Ottawa City Commission ratifies candidates for boards at its May 18 meeting. Ed York is reappointed to the Planning Commission. Aaron Heckman is chosen to replace Blake Jorgensen on the ORC, while Tony De La Torre is bypassed. Jeanne Haggard and Debbie Larcum join the Library Board. Marle Mordy, Miri Melton and Cathy Sutton added to the band board, with four more spots to fill.
The Herald staff report that Kids Day America will be observed in Ottawa at the Chiropractic Clinic on 1501 S Main from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Activities include crime prevention and child safety information, snacks, prizes and giveaways, marking the first Ottawa event of its kind.
Ottawa hosts a free health event 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at Ottawa Chiropractic Clinic with snacks prizes and information. Cheri Jung notes community support from local groups restaurants and volunteers. Activities include Ident a Kid cards a McGruff appearance and a fire safety truck. Health professionals including dentist Steven Thompson and audiologist Brenda Street will share disease prevention tips.
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