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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2004
Page
7
Daily bulletin board notice outlines two day advance submission by fax email or mail at Ottawa Herald. Non commercial events open to public may be announced free of charge. No phone calls.
Ottawa Kids Voting will hold a public meeting at 5 30 p m on Wednesday at Eisenhower Elementary School 1404 S Ash St Bill Gray chairman says ballots for the students general election will be examined Angela Schreffler co chair reviews volunteer recruitment status for kidds polling stations The program aims to boost turnout by allowing Ottawa school district students from kindergarten through 12th grade to vote on Nov 2 at the same voting locations Funds have been raised to fund classroom materials about the elections For information to volunteer or contribute funds contact Gray at 785 242 4700 The Ottawa Herald or email bgray ottawaherald com.
A list of events for Monday and Tuesday including Blessing of the Animals at Franklin County Fairgrounds, Ottawa White Shrine activities at Masonic Temple, GIFT forum on TE P special education at the Franklin County Mental Health Clinic, American Legion Post 60, Ottawa Bass Club gathering, OFCED Board meeting at Chamber of Commerce, Day on the Farm for third graders at Sylvester Farm, PATH exercise group and luncheon at Ransom Memorial Hospital, Legislative Action Committee at Chamber of Commerce, and Power of the Past at City Hall. Also notes include times and locations for each event and contact details where provided.
Friday admissions include Francis Coulter and Laurie Allison both in Ottawa with Nellie Joe Reynolds. Births note a daughter for Misty Ewing. Dismissals list Roberta Bishop and Lena Reed in Pomona, Judith Sprouse in Ottawa, and Misty Ewing with daughter Sunday. Sheriff and police arrests cover warrants, driving suspensions, DWI, probation violations, and battery across Pomona Ottawa Quenemo Chanute and Richmond with bonds set or reports of remains in jail. Theft report records a cash and item loss on Ellis Road.
Ottawa High School’s 1954 graduates gathered for their 50 year reunion as they celebrate lasting friendships among 65 of 100 classmates. Among notable members are U.S. Senator Gary Hart and Navy captain Kay Shaunghne, with careers spanning ministry, education, journalism, and business.
The East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp seeks adult volunteers to mentor elementary and middle school students by sharing breakfast or supper at sponsoring restaurants. Volunteers are screened, oriented and matched, committing at least one hour weekly for nine weeks with meals funded by the restaurants. Ottawa and six other towns participate. Call Ted Scott at 866 242 7450 ext 215.
Ken Woods, deputy director of East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp. in Ottawa, retires after nearly five years with ECKAN. A longtime Ottawa resident since 1973, he previously served as Ottawa school district administrator and superintend ent roles in Garnett and Clay Center, then taught at Northwest Missouri State University. He will remain active on the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce board and plans more travel to visit grandchildren in Iowa.
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation Executive Director Richard Jackson was appointed this month to the state Advisory Council on Intergovernmental Relations by Gov. Kathleen Sebelius. The council reviews government services across levels, analyzes division of responsibility, and seeks greater efficiency and tax and fiscal policy reforms. Jackson’s term runs through June 30, 2008.
Ottawa city officials weigh private funding as interest grows in a future airport manager. The plan hinges on FAA aided projects worthy of more runway lighting, apron replacement, and land acquisition, all in the Master Plan totaling over 600000 by 2008. Jay Tevis and Don Tevis discussed the manager role with city officials, with Jay still keen on the job.
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