Band Aides Meet Here In Ottawa To Boost Band Spirit
Ottawa Band Aides organization holds its organizational meeting Monday Nov. 20 at 6 30 p m in the junior high multi purpose room. The group aims to aid Ottawa musicians through parades concerts and other activities with talks by Marion Roberts Baker University band director a film of the high school band at Chiefs Band Day and officer elections. For more information contact band director Sid Allison at 242 4176.
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Ottawa
Sid Allison
Marion Roberts
Baker University
Kansas City Chiefs
Allison
Free Concert Tonight At OU
Del Coleman and friends present a 7 30 PM vocal and instrumental gospel concert in Ottawa University's Administration Building Auditorium. A concert spokesman says the program reflects varied musical interpretation of unchanging gospel. Coleman is an OU graduate pursuing a teaching certificate. admission is free.
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del Coleman
Ottawa University
Coleman
Fogle dies in Kansas City after 63 years here
Fogle F. Paul Fogle 63 of Kansas City Missouri died Monday He was born in Williamsburg and worked as an engineer for Bendix 20 years Survivors include wife Lucy M Fogle son Paul E Fogle daughter Jean Mackey brother William C Fogle Jr four grandchildren The family will meet friends 4 to 6 pm Wednesday at Mount Moriah Funeral Home memorials to American Heart Association Also notices list admissions dismissals births and local police reports including a Boldford arrest and car damage figures
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Kansas City
Williamsburg
Bendix Corporation
Lucy M. Fogle
Paul E. Fogle
Ottawa
Jean Mackey
Overland Park
William C. Fogle Jr
Peculiar
Chapel of Mount Moriah
American Heart Association
Egypt Israel Dig Stubbornly in Mideast Talks
Washington AP Carter says Israeli and Egyptian leaders dig in over West Bank Gaza control as talks stall. Sadat calls talks turning point and plans Mubarak trip to Washington. Hassan’s remarks spark semantic dispute over US stance. Begin Ghali plan cabinet review as experts seek a breakthrough.
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Mideast
Carter
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Israel
State Department
George Sherman
Ismailia
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Hosni Mubarak
Mubarak
Middle East
Morocco
Hassan
Jordan
U.S
Moshe Dayan
Boutros Ghali
Jordan River
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Weather Drys Up Available Pasture
Topeka Kansas AP reports only 1 percent of 1979 seeded wheat acreage has adequate growth for grazing due to dry soil. Moisture in eastern districts boosts root development and cover, but western districts remain short of topsoil and subsoil moisture raising concerns of winter kill and wind damage. Harvest of fall crops nears completion as of last week.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Washburn Rural Tutor Named Teacher Of Year
Topeka Kansas AP report notes Carolyn D. Jones a 59 year old social science teacher at Washburn Rural High School who left 20 years in nursing to teach. She has 16 years at the Topeka school and won Kansas Teacher of the Year from four finalists among 35 nominees. She advances for National Teacher of the Year consideration alongside the state’s one prior national winner Marjorie French of Topeka.
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Kan
Washburn Rural
Kansas
State Board of Education
Carolyn D. Jones
Council of Chief State School Officers
Marjorie French
Pomona High School Honor Roll List October period
Pomona High School announces honor roll standings for the period ending October 27. A Honor Roll includes Greg Eagleman Kim Gilbert Jerry Howard Brian Parks Norman Reed. Principal's Honor Roll features Tammy Bulmer Mike Cater Teresa Cater Steve Purcell Mary Wilkerson Carolyn Shepherd. Student's Honor Roll lists Terri Bowman Dana Bulmer Kevin Bulmer Yolanda Dickinson Ben Frevert Laura Frevert Lisa Gentry Lori Hennessey Cindy Keim Barbara King Ron Little Keith Love Keith Markley Charlene Miller Janie Miller Elizabeth Parks Belinda Provencal Marla Rice Robin Boecker Tracy Boecker Connie Snyder Dorothy Spain Jeff Steele Lisa Stoneking Dave Swallow Derek Swank Phil Thompson Mike Turner Brad Wheat Brenda Witham Ben Wray Rex Hook J C Parkin Mike Peel Dot Wilson Trucia Olson Debbie Smith Tim Winters.
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Pomona High School
Greg Eagleman
Kim Gilbert
Jerry Howard
Brian Parks
Norman Reed
Tammy Bulmer
Mike Cater
Teresa Cater
Steve Purcell
Mary Wilkerson
Carolyn Shepherd
Terri Bowman
Dana Bulmer
Kevin Bulmer
Yolanda Dickinson
Ben Frevert
Laura Frevert
Lisa Gentry
Lori Hennessey
Cindy Keim
Christmas Gift Woodworks at Budge's Store
Beautiful woodworks by MaLeck promoted as the ideal Christmas gift with daily hours 8 to 5. Also listings include Rhythm Ramblers at Get-Away Club and Plummer Family country music show on Nov 16 with tickets via Butler Music Town and Country and Auditorium.
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MaLeck
Budge’s
the Rhythm Ramblers
Plummer
Butler Music
Mayors Office Census Data Review Opens to Residents
Princeton Mayor Sharon Higgins invites residents to inspect the city data used for the Bureau of Census revenue sharing. Ottawa Library Friends plan a 2 PM Sunday meeting at the library to elect officers, discuss next year’s Skunk Run Book Sale, and collect dues.
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Princeton
Sharon Higgins
Bureau of Census
Friends of the Ottawa Library
Ottawa Library
Friends of the Library
Friends
Children’s Book Week at Local Library and New Adult Titles
The library invites the public for a Children’s Book Week display and scavenger hunt from November 13 to 18. New adult reads include Blindness by Henry Green and Joan Crawford by Bob Thomas, plus biographies and collections such as Promises to Keep by Thomas Fleming Tutankhamen The Untold Story by Thomas and Short Stories Five Decades by Irwin Shaw.
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Henry Green
Joan Crawford
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Thomas Fleming
Thomas
Tutankhamen
Irwin Shaw
Resignations Seen From State Heads
Topeka AP says resignations or offers to resign are expected from all nine state department heads under Gov Elect John Carlin. Only one offer to resign has arrived, from Ed Flentie, with two secretaries already resigning and seven others undecided as Carlin prepares to take over. James A. McCain is viewed as likely to be kept.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Carlin
Robert F. Bennett
John Wilhm
Wilhm
Bennett
Willim
Ed Flentie
Division of Planning and Research
Flentie
W. Keith Weltmer
Administration
Robert Alderson
Administration Department
Edward Bruske
Economic Development Department
F. Kent Kalb
Revenue
James A. McCain
Kansas State University
Department of Human Resources
McCain
K-State
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