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10 Oct 2006
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2006
Page
1
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Ron Wallace of Warren Rhode Island claimed a 1502 pound giant pumpkin at the Rhode Island Southern New England Giant Pumpkin Growers Championship weighing event. The crop faced heavy rains and disease pressures affecting many contestants while Wallace noted months of effort from April through October.
The Kansas City area hosts a weekend of events including the SCCA 2006 National Runoffs at On the Road Heartland Park in Topeka with information lines for tickets. Kansas City welcomes the Buffalo Run European Road Rally ending at Aristocrat Motors. In Lawrence, the Dole Institute hosts Walking the Line with Richard Epstein, and the Lied Center presents Simon Shaheen and the Near Eastern Music Ensemble. Fort Leavenworth offers a haunted houses program.
ONC invites Ottawa residents to apply for a three bedroom Habitat for Humanity home with information meetings on October 19 at 7 pm and October 21 at 10 am at Ottawa Church of the Nazarene. Also notes HAM and BEAN meals at Trinity and a recliner sale near 23rd Street.
Dr Dobson outlines how to judge intent behind misbehavior and respond decisively to willful defiance while showing leniency for childish mistakes. He distinguishes accidents from deliberate acts and warns against equivocation, bribes, or waiting for a parent to intervene.
The Ottawa area showcases a morning quilting display by Sunflower Piecers Guild at the Ottawa Library on 105 S. Hickory St. The PATH Exercise Group meets at Don Woodward Community Center, with Ottawa Library Story Time for ages 3 and up at 1055 Hickory St. Morning and evening exercise classes are offered at Ottawa Senior Center, 130 S. Main St, with no registration required.
Brian highlights Ottawa events from The Ottawa Herald calendars covering fairs markets libraries talks and book groups with dates times and locations including Turner Flower and Country Store Trinity United Methodist Church Ottawa Library and City Hall Conference Room and details for Brown Bag Books Toddler Time and exercise classes.
A dense list of civic and community meetings in Ottawa includes the Eugene Field Families for Education Parent Teacher Committee at Eugene Field School, city council, Alcoholics Anonymous groups, chamber committees, Main Street Association activities, Celebrate Recovery, Al Anon, Optimist Club, Kiwanis, Soroptimist events, and other local group gatherings with times and venues across multiple streets and venues.
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