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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2004
Page
7
The Ottawa Herald requests event submissions at least two days in advance by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced at no charge. No phone calls, please.
Ottawa women’s club luncheon meets Friday 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Sirloin Stockade with Bethel Academy students singing and Kathy Simpson speaking on perfection in an imperfect world. Bi polar disease focus noted for Franklin County meeting December 6 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Franklin County Mental Health Clinic with Tammy Canterbury speaking. Polar Express Story Time set for December 7 at the Old Depot Museum featuring Shannon Leonard Seanna Heth and Polar Express readings for the public. wear warm clothes and arrive early for seats.
Today at 7 p m Story Time at Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory St Franklin County Democrats meet at Ottawa Retirement Village West 1527 S Twyman St Ambassadors Committee 7 30 am Chamber of Commerce 109 E Second St Franklin County Commission 8 30 am Franklin County Courthouse 315 S Main Noon Rotary Club OU Student Union 1001 S Cedar St 1 30 pm to 3 pm Kan Sail Low Vision Support Group Ottawa Retirement Village community room 1100 W 18th St 4 pm Chamber Booster Club Windy Pines 2707 Kingman Road Ottawa City Commission 7 pm City Hall 1018 S Hickory St 7 30 pm Union Chapter 15 Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Thursday 8 am Retail Committee 109 E Second St PATH 9 00 to 10 00 am Don Woodward Community Center 517 E Third St 9 15 and 10 00 am Toddler Time 105 S Hickory St Noon Kiwanis The Radish Patch 1538 Industrial Ave 6 30 pm Ottawa Library quilting field trip 229 S Main St 7 pm Vietnam Veterans of America Ransom Memorial Hospital Conference Rooms A B 1301 S Main St 7 15 pm ACT Ottawa Carnegie Cultural Center 501 S Main St 8 pm Franklin County Conservation District Board 107 E 23rd St 8 pm Parallel Lives The Kathy and Me Show Ottawa University 1001 S Cedar St
Admissions list includes Frederick Adamson Hannah Stafford R Marie Slaughter Donna Marin Ettamae Belew Abigail James Betty Kraus Linda Platt M Evelyn Bledsoe Lois Tilton all linked to Ottawa. Dismissals note Wilda Dickey William Houdashelt Hannah Stafford Abigail James Ettamae Belew. Also records noon incidents and multiple injury free vehicle and ambulance calls with Ottawa tied locations and dates
Ottawa High School scholars bowl team prepares for Washburn University Super Saturday in Topeka facing about 80 Kansas teams for a chance to reach a televised High Q tournament. Key players include Eric Anderson Shawn Turner Joe Malin and coach Sheryl Servatius Brown as they adjust to a solo-question format and watch past televised contests.
Franklin County Commissioners mull a five year property tax abatement to entice Heartland Wall Panels to relocate from Paola to rural Ottawa. The move could shift about 4 000 in foregone county and 5 000 in USD 290 school district taxes, with possible expansion of nine current jobs and eight more on a second shift if revenue targets are met.
Franklin County Counselor Blaine Finch was elected to a three year term on the Kansas County Counselor Association board. He will organize continuing legal education presentations as a board member. The association has fifteen directors and an executive secretary. Each director represents a county member, with at least one director from every highway district. Directors are elected at the association’s annual meeting.
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