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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1983

Page

7

Local juveniles charged in hashish and marijuana sales

The Daily Report notes 17 year old Leonard Esquivel JOY Walton, 16 Judy Szollosi and a 14 year old Ottawa girl face felony charges for sale of hashish and marijuana linked to an Ottawa undercover purchase on Sept. 1. The youths were served summonses and are to appear in Juvenile Court Tuesday.

Leonard Esquivel Walton Judy Lynn Szollosi Williamsburg Ottawa Randy G. Cook Odessa Texas Kimberly Lea Slocum Quenemo Anthony Doyle Zinn

Local Weekend Entertainment and Service Ads in Ottawa

Friday and Saturday nights feature Kickin Kountry at the Other Place. Mock Motors on vacation September 12-17, reopening Sept. 19. Nitcher offers carpet repair or installation at 242 5673. Daniels House discounts and daily food specials at 1010 N Main. Grandparents Day ham and sweet potatoes buffet at L and L Cafe. Tab's Cleaning Service advertises carpet and janitorial services at 242 5549. Ottawa University hosts Braves Brunch for community relations, Sept. 10. Ad briefs include JAM SESSION at VFW, exercise break at Dan D Exercise, Kiddie Classics cassettes, Main McArdle's moves, and Betty's Fabrics opening in Wellsville.

Drought Eases Use of Set-Aside PIK Acres in Franklin County

Franklin County farmers in the PIK program may harvest hay from set-aside acres due to drought. Written permission from ASCS Director David Hornung is required, and hay must be fed to livestock owned as of August 1. Erosion must be contained and about 1,000 counties nationwide have grazing or hay permissions. ASCS offers help locating feed. contact the local office at 242-3260.

Franklin County David Hornung Franklin County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service PIK Agriculture Department Hornung ASCS

Bird banding questions and local information Q and A

The bulletin covers how to identify a banded bird and where to send bands for study, who to contact at Salvation Army for emergency assistance in Lawrence, the plural of plus per Webster, Wyandotte County Fairgrounds location, tomato jar quantities, and when Kansas Veterans Commission staff visit Ottawa City Hall.

Bird Banding Laboratory U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Laurel Salvation Army Wayne Dickerson Lawrence E. 9Th St Wyandotte County The Kansas Veteran's Commission City Hall

August DPS and sheriffs monthly law enforcement report

The Department of Public Safety logged 775 calls in August and cleared 722. City crimes totaled 147 with 94 cleared and 51 arrests. property losses reached 15 316 dollars. The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office recorded numerous offenses including four burglaries zero clears and 43 vandalisms nine clears, plus narcotics and public peace violations, DWIs, missing person, and other categories with varied clearance totals. DPS also handled 19 fire calls including three structure fires no reported structure fires and 38 traffic accidents causing two injuries. fire loss estimated at 3075 dollars. Animal control handled 184 calls, impounding 29 animals. reserves logged 143 hours, officers drove 14 069 miles, with 21 emergency assists and 19 Brisnper transports. The report lists alarm calls, traffic and non-criminal cases, civil process servings, warrants, and officer assists totals.

DPS

Ottawa Chamber Activities Cover Local Events and Promos

Heat trimmed first week of school prompts Chamber notices on holiday decorations drive downtown building plans at Franklin savings and Ottawa Retirement Village progress. Upcoming events include a successful selling seminar at Ottawa University, ducks unlimited meeting, fall crazy daze promos and community dining specials.

Larry Powell Ottawa Chamber of Commerce South Main Street Franklin Savings Association First and Hickory Franklin Plaza Ottawa The Chamber Karl Mai Mowbray Union Ottawa University Ducks Unlimited Ottawa Retail Association Herald

Community Forum Classes Offer Signups and Schedules

The library hosts a fall lineup of classes with a $1 registration fee plus potential material costs. Basic American Sign Language starts Sept 12 from 7 to 8 30 p m with Janet Jones. a $14 35 textbook may be shared. Meals in Minutes begins Sept 13 from 7 to 8 30 p m in the Home Economics room at OHS. first session ingredients cost $2. Brown Bag Books meets Wednesdays from Sept 14 noon to 1 p m. first meeting will set frequency and attendees are urged to bring a sack lunch.

Janet Jones Dee Andrews OHS

LeRoy Homecoming to Feature LeRoy Festival Headliner

The 35th annual LeRoy Homecoming unfolds Sept 16 17 with Monte Davidson and the Wild Bunch headlining at 8 p.m. both nights. Events include pony and horse pulls, senior queen contest, games for children and adults, treasure hunt, crafts show, sports at the high school, a barbecue dinner Saturday, all at Jones Youth Recreation Park LeRoy.

LEROY The Lake of the Ozarks Monte Davidson Wild Bunch Lodge of the Four Seasons the Ozarks Dexter Jones Youth Recreation Park

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