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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 2006
Page
1
A jumbled quiz prompt asks who is the first American to win the World Cup with options A Picabo Street B Jamara McKinney C diamna Raffe-S teintratter. It also instructs texting OTT to 67783 for the answer and warns about standard text charges.
John Russo says identity theft worries prompted IHOP in Quincy to require a photo ID to sit and order. After complaints and a TV report, IHOP reversed the policy, noting it was enacted without corporate approval and apologizing for the inconvenience.
A compact list of local meetings includes Celebrate Recovery at the Church of the Brethren basement Ninth and Main Ottwa. Ottawa Living Sober at First Christian Church Hickory Street. an Ottawa AA session at First Baptist Church basement Fourth and Hickory. Optimist Club breakfast at Prairie Star Fifth Street. PATH Exercise Group at Don Woodward Community Center Third Street. Kiwanis at The Radish Patch Industrial Avenue. No Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Group at First Baptist basement Fourth and Hickory. and Keep It Simple AA at Franklin County Mental Health Center basement 15th Street.
Alcoholics Anonymous sessions available Friday at noon and 8 pm at the First Baptist Church basement at Fourth and Hickory. An additional AA meeting is scheduled at 7 pm at 1045 S. Hickory Street.
Just the Right Touch Massage leaves Capelit Day Spa and returns to 118 E. Park. One hour massages are 35 through December with an open house and gift certificate sale December 9 offering 30 for one hour. contact 242-1882 or 418-4736 for details.
A candid piece where Linda Brown, advertising director for The Ottawa Herald, muses on aging bodies braving winter. She laments pain, stiffness, frigid days, and the desire for better weather while imagining a gentler climate and lighter shells of life.
Out & About listings show a talk titled Violence Against Women A Case Study in Juarez Mexico by Martin Hall at Ottawa University 1001 S Cedar St. Five OU students will present their senior core project Thursday 9:15 am and 10 am. Also notes on toddler time and several local events around Ottawa Kansas including a book fair open house and arts council gallery hours.
Brian Williams highlights Ottawa Herald calendar picks featuring a second and third grade music program and a Parents vs Children butterfly moment. Events run Thursday with open hours 9 am to 3 pm, Homes Tour 1 pm to 4 pm, Junior Luetta Crist Christmas Drawing at 7 pm. Santa visits 11 am 1:30 pm and 4 pm at Midland Railway Express depot Baldwin City with train to Norwood. Adults 10, children 12 and under 5. call 800 651 0388 for details.
From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Kidz Night Out at the Carnegie Cultural Center invites children ages four to twelve. Cost is 10 dollars for one child and seven dollars for each additional child. For more information call 785-242-8478.
A Friday to Sunday schedule lists The Bethlehem Walk at 3619 N U S 59 Ottawa with buses to a 30 minute walking tour of Bethlehem during Jesus birth times. Free admission with coffee and cookies. Sponsored by Ottawa Bible Church. Also notes a Christmas Cookie Sale at Faith Lutheran Ottawa and a Used Book Sale by Friends of the Library at 209 E Second St Ottawa along with a Silent Auction and Bake Sale at Garfield Elementary. Holiday events continue with Wells ville Holiday activities at Wells ville High School gym 602 Walnut St with craft booths.
On the Road from 11 am to 6 pm the Fifth Annual Home for the Holidays tour showcases five houses built between 1879 and 1911 in Atchison. Free trolley transport links downtown to the homes. Tickets cost 10 dollars prepaid and 15 dollars during the tour. Call 800 234 1854 or visit atchisonkansas.net for details.
On Saturday several events: Ursuline Convent hosts a Christmas boutique at 901 E Miami St Paola with gifts from Ursuline Sisters, lunch, and a raffle for a windmill quilt, needlework, or crocheted afghan. In Kansas City the National World War I Museum opens at Liberty Memorial with 10 am to 5 pm hours. admission is $8 for adults, $7 seniors, $4 for ages 6 to 11, and free for military and under six.
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