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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2005
Page
7
Severe weather and thunderstorms are forecast for the Midwest and Ohio Valley this Wednesday. Record warmth expected in the South. The Northeast will be mild today before storms move in. Wet conditions extend from the West to Southern California.
The Ottawa High School class of 1986 will meet to plan its 20 year class reunion at 6 30 p m Thursday at Pizza Village 330 S Main St. Call Tiffani DeVore at 7852428019 or Brenda Wray at 7852426348 for more information.
The Franklin County Cancer Foundation hosts Pam per Yourself Day at First Christian Church Ottawa starting 11 30 a m on Saturday. A potato bar runs 11 30 a m to 1 p m with tickets 3. Tickets available at Butler's Florist the foundation office and Ottawa Paint Co. A fashion show chair massages shopping and more begin at 1 p m.
The sixth annual health fair runs 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at Ransom Memorial Hospital 1301 S Main St. Free and low cost screenings include blood pressure and sugar checks, massages, flu shots, and more with new healthy holiday recipes and skin cancer screenings. Free drawings for TV, DVD player, weights, videos, smoothie maker. Call 785 229 8365 for details.
The Wolf Creek Generating Station will host an emergency drill on Wednesday with state county and plant personnel participating. The exercise tests authorities response to a plant accident and involves facilities at the nuclear site and in Topeka. A federal evaluated exercise is planned for Nov. 16.
Franklin County commissioners approved a wage plan raising elected officials pay for next year despite objections by Commissioner Don Hay. Key salaries set include County Attorney Heather Jones at 61,235 Sheriff Craig Davis at 60,695 Clerk Shaun Perry at 43,430 and Register of Deeds Sue McCay at 43,430.
Jay Newton will become interim Franklin County administrator on Wednesday after a 4 1 vote. The contract runs through May 9 2006 with pay 40 per hour and living expenses, mileage, and dues covered. He plans to focus on county business and budget while avoiding county politics.
The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce invites sponsors for its January 7 2006 banquet at 6 30 PM in the University of Ottawa Student Union Cafeteria. Gold sponsors at 500 receive four tickets a table card program listing and onstage mention. Silver and bronze levels provide two and one tickets respectively. Deadline December 5. For details call (785) 242 1000.
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