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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 2004
Page
8
Daily notices accepted two days or more in advance by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to public can be announced at no charge. No phone calls, please.
Former Mode-0-Day employees plan a reunion at 8 p.m. Thursday at Sirloin Stockade in Michigan Valley. Rev. John Steer, evangelist and gospel country artist, performs at 7 p.m. Friday at Michigan Valley Community Church. he has three Country Music Academy awards and Vietnam War service. He will also perform at 7 p.m. Sunday at Trinity United Methodist in Ottawa. In Garnett, the Walker Art Collection Committee hosts an appraisal fair 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Garnett Library Archer Room with PBS Roadshow appraisers. three items are $10 or one item $5, proceeds to Walker Art Collection and Garnett Friends of the Arts.
Today features multiple gatherings. Nancy Boyda coffee at Potters Wheel First and Main streets then at Franklin County Tourism Bureau 2011 E Logan St. eye screening at Frank Eye Center 1401 S Main St. evening union officers visit at Masonic Temple 422 S Main St. Chamber Ribbon Cutting at Goody's 2204 Princeton Circle and public opening. Community events include Made-0-Day reunion at Sirloin Stockade, school bond committee at Ottawa Middle School, Democrats coffee at Pottawatomie Township Hall Lane, and Franklin County Planning Commission at the County Office Annex.
The Daily Report logs multiple Sunday incidents including birth certificate theft in the 4300 block of Cloud Terrace and vehicle tag and tools theft in the 3000 block of John Brown Road. Other entries note barn items stolen, shoe polish on a vehicle, a cellular phone loss, and two deer strikes resulting in rollovers near Wellsville and Rantoul.
The The Ottawa Herald announces temporary closure of the main south entrance for vestibule construction. Walk-in customers should use the north entrance on First Street while south side parking stays open. Access remains via Cedar Street and reopening is planned by Monday per Publisher Jeanny Sharp.
The Women's Transitional Care Services in Franklin County offers counseling, a 24 hour crisis line, and safe shelter access through Lawrence for women and children escaping domestic violence. Director Crystal Camis notes empowerment and safety as goals. local site handles calls at 785 242 6300 and toll free 800 770 3030.
Camis describes urgent need for trained volunteers to expand peer counseling, court advocacy, and community education for women and children survivors of domestic violence. Funding from federal, state, and United Way totals 193000 with an 175000 goal. contact at (785) 242-6300 or sunflower site.
Veterans from Franklin County organize an All Vet Reunion at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium on Saturday starting at 1 p.m. Vietnam Veterans Chapter 912 sponsors the event to discuss Gulf War Syndrome, Agent Orange, and VA benefits for Iraq and Afghanistan veterans with invited U S speaker Jim Ryan and Rev John Steer as keynote. The program includes several speakers addressing POW MIA issues and PTSD, with free admission and optional donations.
The trial for Curtis Winsky of Waverly continues with law enforcement testimony as deputies reconstruct the Aug. 17, 2003 fatal crash on Old Highway 50 near Ottawa. Robyn Curtis, 23, of Carbondale, died. Curtis and Brian Collins face murder and DUI charges, with Misha Carido to testify.
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