21 Oct 2006
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 2006
Page
1
A brief entertainment note highlights Flicka a PG rated feature running 94 minutes starring Alison Loffman Tim McGraw and Maria Ballo offering a quick take on the film and its cast for viewers seeking a concise insider peek.
The Baldwin City festival features Halloween Haunted Train Rides at 1515 W High St and a full carnival with Ferris Wheel Tilt-A-Whirl and other attractions open Friday through Sunday. Arts and Craft Show at Baldwin Elementary 9am to 6pm, Quilt Show, and Santa Fe Depot train rides hourly 9am to 5pm with $9 adults $4 children. Free country music tent, Kids Zone, food booths run by local churches, and a 5K run 7:30am 5K. Parade 11am, Battle of Black Jack and Vinland tours, Red Hot and Blue show 4pm at Rice Auditorium. Tickets $15 adults $10 youth. SVV credits and Baker University event details available. Volkswalk at Baldwin High School with optional medal fee.
On the Road at Lied Center presents Simon Shaheen Dr AJ Racy with the Near Eastern Music Ensemble exploring Arabic music across borders blending Palestinian Arab jazz Western classical and Latin American styles. The Tunnel of Oppression at Lewis Hall offers an intense interactive experience on racism sexism and homophobia, free to the public, but discouraged for children.
Beef noddle supper at Richmond U Methodist Church on Saturday October 21 from 5 to 7 30 pm tickets six dollars and three dollars cost or below Windy Pines drive east on Kingman S Highway 59 contact 2140537 Cribbage players meet to form a group at Williamsburg Community Building October 24 7 p m call 7857455306 Win a minihorse free gift with raffle ticket one dollar for two dollars eighty cent two five drawing December 2 2006 18 yrs call 7854186530 Wellsville Methodist Turkey Dinner with trimmings Wednesday October 25 5 pm adults six bazaar nine am to one pm and five pm
Audrey Lintner surveys pumpkin history from Central America to Samhain and Jack O’Lantern lore, notes on carving from Ireland, and urges sun, water, and fertilizer for growing. She mentions crossbreeding risks, regional yields, Phytophthora fungus, and price implications for imports.
A local events listing from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. highlights activities across Pomona and Ottawa. Morning breakfast at Michigan Valley Community Church, a farmers market at Orscheln Farm & Home, and a regional 4H rabbit show at Franklin County Fairgrounds precede Ottawa University Homecoming activities including a coronation and football game. A Backyard Smokers BBQ contest benefits the Pomona Library Fund, followed by a Red Hot Blue! big band show at Baker University and a chili and soup supper for Kasey Crean benefiting accident expenses.
Ottawa Herald listings cover Maple Leaf Festival events in Baldwin City with times for venues such as Government Access Channel 20 and OU Theatre at the Administration Building. Sunday features a matinee of Taking Leave at Ottawa University Theatre. Proceeds support Alzheimer's research and local groups. details and donations directed to Jim and Nancy Kimball.
A dense list of upcoming meetings across Ottawa includes Prairie Flyers EAA Chapter 1329, Alcoholics Anonymous groups at multiple churches and centers, Lions Club at Poncho’s, Franklin County Area Landlords Association dinner at Sirloin Stockade, Ottawa School Board and Wellsville School Board sessions, Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance at Franklin County Mental Health Center, Chamber of Commerce study session, Ottawa Main Street Economic Restructuring Committee, Rotary Club at Ottawa University, and Eagles Avenue Meeting at Eagles Hall.
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