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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2006
Page
1
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The Da Vinci Code opened to about 77 million in the United States and became the year's largest domestic opening so far. It grossed roughly 224 million worldwide, with Over the Hedge debuting in second at 37.2 million. Domestic totals were helped by strong global interest despite mixed reviews and protests at some theaters.
Area students prepare for graduations with events at First Baptist Church Ottawa Middle School and Adult Education Center. Future Visions holds 7 p.m. today at 410 S Hickory St. Ottawa. Ottawa Middle School Promotion is 7 p.m. Thursday at 1230 S Ash St. Adult Education Center ceremony is 7:30 p.m. June 8.
Herald staff writer outlines a packed schedule of out of town events and local exhibitions including the Married to Adventure exhibit at Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure six miles west of Salina, Jacob Lawrence’s John Brown Series at Baker University, and an Echoes of the Trail Cowboy Poetry gathering at Fort Scott Community College. Free fishing days and a Kansas museum program add to a busy week with multiple deadlines and preregistration details.
The library launches a festive summer program for all ages with animal themes tagged Paws Claws Scales and Tales. Kids register June 5 with circus-like events, Bongo Barry visits, Zoo programs on bugs and reptiles, crafts, and animal films. Adults join with classes from flower arranging to grant writing. all end July 28 with celebratory parties.
A digest of Ottawa area happenings listing PATH Exercise Group at Don Wood ward Community Center, Ottawa Library story times for 3 plus and infants, Circus Pages at National Guard Armory with free tickets, Brown Bag Books at City Hall Library, Farmer's Market at Orscheln lot, Chamber After Hours at Ottawa Pool, Toddler Time at the library, and Kidz Night Out at Carnegie Cultural Center with prices and contact details.
Saturday 8am starts a Farmer's Market and Ottawa Pool opening at Forest Park with free admission 12:30 to 6 pm and free hot dogs and drinks noon to 2 pm. Also promotes Margaret Shaughnessy’s 95th birthday on Sunday May 28 from 2 to 4 pm at 25 Rockwood Drive.
Franklin County Area Landlords meet at Sirloin Stockade at 6 30 then a 7 30 session. Ottawa hosts low mood Bipolar Support and 8 p m Alcoholics Anonymous in First Baptist Church basement. 4-H Council Celebration Hall and Wellsville School Board also on the schedule along with multiple library, chamber, rotary and al Anon meetings at various Ottawa venues.
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