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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2004
Page
7
Daily bulletin board invites non commercial public events two days or more ahead via fax email or mail. No phone calls. Items open to the public may be announced at no charge. Address Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067. Contact channels provided for submissions.
Federal state and county offices close on Veterans Day. Ottawa City Hall stays open. The Ottawa Herald runs normal Thursday hours. Franklin County Retired School Personnel meet at 8 30 a.m. Friday at Country Kitchen. Ottawa Middle School crafts show 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at 1230 S Ash St. Over 100 arts and crafts booths. Babysitting available for kids 6 and under. Happy Trails Chuck Wagon offers breakfast and lunch. Show sponsored by Ottawa Middle School Academics Attendance Attitude program.
Baker University instrumentalists will give a 7 p.m. concert Saturday at Ottawa First United Methodist Church on Fourth and Hickory. Principal violinist Daniel Colwell and senior concertmaster Scott Allison will appear, with a string orchestra, brass quintet and soloists. Larry Williams, former Ottawa band teacher, directs strings and performs. Admission is free.
Today in Ottawa narrow events include Small Business Development Committee at the Chamber, Chamber After Hours at The Sandbar, Your Town presentations at Carnegie Cultural Center, and Recreation Commission at City Hall. Also listed are choir, PATH exercise, toddler time, daily day at the fairgrounds, Soroptimist club activities, Veterans Day open house, bunko and troop support night, and planning commission study session.
Tuesday admissions include Angela Chance Pomona Danielle Nickel Ottawa Jordan Vanhyoutan Gardner Gale Wagoner Pomona Margaret Sinclair Ottawa Sharon Diberlo Richmond Dale Gordon Princeton. Dismissals list James Boyer Melvern Jean Burgoon Ottawa Donald Elder Ottawa. Theft reports cite forged checks at North Main Street Walmart and Mulberry Street locations totaling hundreds of dollars. A vehicle collision on Marshall Road involved a deer. Ambulance calls and a sick person report follow on Cedar Street Cloud Road Benton Drive.
Franklin County Health Department has 1,100 flu vaccine doses with 300 in reserve for children. Costs are 18 dollars without Medicare or Medicaid. High risk groups include young children, seniors over 50, pregnant women, health care workers, and close contacts of these groups. Clinic hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays, with Wednesday evenings until 6:15 p.m. The office closes on Veterans Day.
Richmond plans a new water line project with a $400,000 KanStop grant potential. Twenty one volunteers have pledged support to assist workers while trades handle engineering, digging, and hookups. The project targets West Central Street to the water tower and replacing leaky lines ahead of a June 2005 hookup to Public Wholesale Water District No. 12.
A Franklin County group for the Emergency Transitional Shelter received about $8000 in July as a grant from the Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing. The funds are reimbursements, not cash, and the group lacks tax exempt status to administer the grant. A committee will seek fundraising options and county approval to have an eligible agency administer the money.
Ottawa merchants coordinate an open house from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday to celebrate the season’s first Main Street Christmas lights. Highlights include Slader Family Catering’s grand opening at 105 E Fifth St and Vicki Logan’s new shop at 110 N Paper Haven, with a temporary gallery at 100 W Third St open through Dec. 6.
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