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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2004
Page
9
The Ottawa Herald announces that the Bulletin Board accepts non commercial events open to the public two days or more in advance by fax email or mail. Please do not call to submit. Contact options include fax 785 242 9420 email clean ottawaherald com or mail or in person at 104 S Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067.
Ottawa library invites registrations for Books and Babies at 11:00 a.m. on June 8 at 105 S. Hickory St. Toddler Time sessions run at 9:15 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. on the same day. Call 242-3080 to register.
Ottawa Community Arts Council presents Outside In viewing landscapes at Carnegie Cultural Center. Old Depot Museum showcases Carrie Hall Quilt Blocks with varied hours and affordable admission. Recycling Center schedules, Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, and Celebrate Recovery sessions listed at local venues.
Local agenda highlights ongoing and upcoming events across Franklin and Ottawa areas. Farmers Market at Town and Country Lot, Memorial Day ceremony downtown, OURS Dance at Douglas County Senior Center, PATH exercise group sessions, Ottawa Library story times, health clinic, teen programs, luncheon at Ransom Memorial Hospital, Dietrich Cabin open, 4H Park QA program, Power of the Past, Masonic Stated Communication, and Conservation District board meeting.
Del Shankel was named interim president and CEO of the KU alumni association, replacing Fred B. Williams who had led the group since 1983. Williams said he was placed on suspended leave with pay and asked to leave the Adams Alumni Center, with Warren providing no reason.
The Great Race stopover in Ottawa draws national exposure and offers a $2,500 library prize for best pit stop. Classics valued over $4 million will be on display as Janet Clyde notes the fun of being seen in Auburn Cabriolets from 1984 and 1935. The Clyde family, with a 1934 Auburn rebuilt after a basket case start, highlights lifelong car passion.
Franklin County Commissioners endorsed two options for the Colorado and Shawnee Roads intersection next to Appanoose School. County public works director Ray DeJulio will present the choices to the West Franklin Board of Education for preference.
Jim Maloney of rural Princeton plans a July return to northern South Africa for another guided safari after a June 2003 trip. He hunted with a Winchester rifle, taking eight animals including a kudu and blue wildebeest. Prices and safety concerns shaped his experience, and he now sells rifle scopes online to fund future trips.
Vickie Harkins recounts her deployment with a Gardner based heavy wheel mechanics unit in Iraq. She describes 80-foot trucks, frequent roadside attacks, and narrow escapes but notes no injuries. She plans a preschool but may serve again only if the nation needs her. She dislikes sand but supports limited future service if required.
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