Seniors Dance Planned for Sunday at VFW Hall
A seniors dance for ages 50 and over is set from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the VFW north of town. The Mike Horn Band will perform live country music. Donations of 2.50 are requested.
11 Nov 1994
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1994
Page
1
A seniors dance for ages 50 and over is set from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the VFW north of town. The Mike Horn Band will perform live country music. Donations of 2.50 are requested.
Ottawa performances include Guys and Dolls at the Municipal Auditorium tonight and Saturday with 7 30 curtain and tickets at the door. Also Tartuffe at Crafton Preyer Theatre in Murphy Hall with multiple showings and hearings Tuesday. KU Lied Center hosts Heidi Lehnaider and Carol Vincenc at 3 30 Sunday as part of Swarthout Series. Ric Averill's Rough Stock at Renegade Theatre tonight and Saturday, The Radiators and Bon Ton Soul at Liberty Hall, Family Day at KU Natural History Museum Sunday. Topeka hosts John Tesh piano concert at 8 p.m. Saturday, Civic Theatre closes Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf this weekend, and Kansas City area features Shenandoah at American Royal rodeo, plus various theater offerings and ticket details.
The Ottawa Black Awareness Committee announces guidelines for its annual Martin Luther King Jr. essay contest. Eligible students in Franklin County schools must submit essays by December 20 addressing youth violence, with awards presented January 15 at Bethany Chapel Baptist Church Ottawa.
The Holiday Inn Express at 606 E 23rd Ottawa opened with full occupancy on its first night. Manager Harry Patel cited the nearby Wal Mart distribution center and Kansas City FFA Convention as factors. The 36 room budget motel offers one king or two bed options, half smoking and half non smoking, across from the Wal Mart site.
Cheryl Rice wife of Plaza owner Jerry Rice said the larger auditorium at Plaza Cinemas in Ottawa is closed for now amid remodeling efforts. A single film will run in the smaller south side auditorium with usual show times while the larger space remains shut.
A boxcar carrying about 115000 pounds of potassium nitrate exploded into flames at the Union Pacific railyard in Kansas City triggering evacuations of four schools and railroad workers. Three injured were taken to a hospital for observation as a toxic smoke cloud dissipated. The chemical used as fertilizer does not burn but releases toxic fumes under high heat.
Partly cloudy tonight with a low of 40 to 45 and a south wind. Extended forecast shows rain or snow chances in the northwest Sunday and rain or thunderstorms elsewhere. lows 30 northwest to upper 40s east, highs 50s northwest to mid 60s east. Monday mostly cool with highs upper 40s west to 50s east. Tuesday dry with highs in the 50s. Also includes local Ottawa data on temperatures and precipitation.
Johnson and Marozas promote a Lawrence mentoring effort at Bert Nash Center inviting volunteers for adult and youth matches in 1995. Training, background checks, and interviews precede weekly hours with clients while therapists refer participants and aim for 24 matches in the first year.
Six weeks before Christmas community notes: Wright's Studio contact 242 5587. Clark County ll: Fri and Sat Ri din High band 9 to 1. Wellsville Cafe seafood buffet Friday 8 pm with salad bar. Little Dragon Restaurant closes Nov 15 to 22, reopen Nov 23. Pomona U Meth Church Fall Bazaar Saturday 11/12 9 to 7:30 with lunch $3.50 and turkey supper 5 pm $6. Veterans Day Dance Friday 11/11 8 to 12 Ottawa VFW N 69 Hwy The Last Band. Matney Chiropractic offices close 3 pm Fri 11/11 and Sat 11/12 for educational seminar in North Carolina.
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce operates with a 15 member board including city and university leaders as voting members. It meets monthly to approve finances, member actions, and committee work while electing officers. Every five years it seeks accreditation from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a status held for nearly 20 years among Kansas chambers.
The design is being refined to avoid overshadowing the county courthouse a historical site. The historical society must approve the plan and Sullivan notes an open dialogue with society. Board members Joe Wakefield Babe Bell and Joan Tyson will audit funds quarterly and may stand in for officers. Sherry Wright urges increased fundraising with shirts and sweatshirts at Screen Holler and offers a contact number for volunteers.
Carmen McRae, famed scat singer and jazz stylist, died at home in Beverly Hills at age 74 after a stroke and a brief semicoma. Secretaries say she had been hospitalized a month earlier and slipped into semicoma four days before death.
The Ottawa Herald explains its daily publication status and lists extensive subscription prices effective October 1, 1994. Rates cover Ottawa by carrier, motor route, mail in Franklin County, surrounding counties, state, and out-of-state mail with varying monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms.
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