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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1994

Page

6

Giant 402-Pound Pumpkin Wins Kansas State Fair

Hutchinson reports a Melvern man won with a 402 pound pumpkin in the Atlantic Giant variety, dwarfing the 164 pound runner up. The pumpkin grew from May 13 transplant to a 75 foot vine by July 30, gaining about 11 pounds daily. Bush credited weather and luck, used Miracle-Gro after 100 pounds, and noted daily girth gains. Also in Ottawa area Cub Scout packs schedule school nights for recruitment in grades one through four with events at Eugene Field Lincoln and Garfield schools. In Kansas City a 7 year old Ottawa boy left intensive care after a car bicycle crash, undergoing leg surgery and expected week to ten days more hospitalization.

Hutchinson Kan Doug Bush Melvern Bush Ottawa Eugene Field School Lincoln School Garfield School Kansas City Children's Mercy Hospital Christopher Coffman S. Main Roger Bertha Coffman Icu Christopher Children’s Mercy Gilham Road

A C T Ottawa Announces Night of January 16th Cast

The A C T Ottawa theater group names the cast for The Night of January 16th to be staged Oct 27 to Oct 30 in the old Franklin County courtroom Polly McCall directs with Xenna Marconette as assistant The lineup includes Elsie Slifer bailiffs Travis Jackson Chris West Judge Heath David Smith District Attorney Flint Donna Forth Thommason Assistant D A Abbey Tillery and more.

A.C.T. Ottawa Ayn Rand Franklin County Polly McCall Xenna Marconette Elsie Slifer Travis Jackson Chris West Heath David Smith Flint Donna Forth Thommason D.A Abbey Tillery Stevens Jeff Brecheisen Steven Brooke Kems Jeanne Haggard Karen Andre Lisa Fowler Kirkland John Tucker Hutchins Vickey Esquivel Elmer van Fleet Robert Wilson Sweeney Elizabeth Redeker Nancy Lee Faulkner Jennifer Wood Madga Swenson Reeze Hanson John Graham Whitfield Bob Redeker Jane Chandler Jolene Alexander Sigurd Jungquist Mark Kirk Larry Regan Gabe Adkins Roberta van Rensselaer Medora Hoge Christy Frye

Ottawa cable to add five new channels and pay per view

Tele-Communications Inc official Bill Severn promotes Ottawa Kansas expansion adding ESPN 2 Cartoon Network Food Channel The Learning Channel and Country Music Television plus three pay per view channels and a preview channel All new channels cost 85 cents each or 3 85 for all five Pay per view priced at 3 95 for film events and boxing Severn notes X rated material not planned Subscribers must upgrade boxes with a 2 39 monthly converter fee and 99 cent first six months discount Continued on page 2

Bill Severn Tele-Communications Inc Espn 2 Cartoon Network Learning Channel Country Music Television Ottawa Severn United States Kansas

Decision on Haiti in works

Defense Secretary William Perry said no concrete deadline has been set for Haiti's military leadership to quit, but an action could come soon. He warned U.S. forces would invade very soon if ordered by President Clinton, as ships move toward the Caribbean amid mounting congressional opposition and a presidential address planned to rally support for restoring democracy.

Cesare Previti U.S Clinton Caribbean Haiti Raoul Cedras Jean-Bertrand Aristide USS America Norfolk Eisenhower

Centenarian Jim Reekie Celebrates 100th Birthday

William J. Reekie of Princeton turns 100 on Thursday and will be honored Sunday at the Princeton Community Building with a potluck from 11 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. and a 2 to 4 p.m. reception. A White House photo and a Clinton signed card adorn his display as family recalls a life spent farming, road work, fishing, and enjoying naps and card games with 10 children, 47 grandchildren, 82 great grandchildren, and 16 great great grandchildren. Reekie quips his long life stems from being a good boy.

Diane Yeamans Herald Rinceton William J Jim” Reekie Princeton Clinton White House Reekie Dust Bowl Kansas Fem Olsen Colorado Olsen Galveston Street

Phone Friend aids latchkey kids with call line

Phone Friend, a community service for latchkey children, began its sixth year on Sept 1. Trained volunteers answer questions from 3:15 to 5:30 p.m. on school days and during breaks. The program will distribute buttons, balloons, stickers, and bookmarks at area schools to explain the service. Charlene Lister, president, urges parents to have children call when alone.

Latchkey Charlene Lister Phone Friends Phone Friend Lister

Ottawa barbecue weekend fuels fund raiser at fairgrounds

The Ottawa Prairie Fire Cookoff and related events run Saturday at Franklin County Fairgrounds with cooking starting Friday for visitors Saturday. The Forest Park car show offers a shuttle between sites. Kansas City Barbecue Society sanctions the contest benefiting Habitat for Humanity. Twelve teams, including last year’s winner Smoke This, compete as events feature concessions, crafts for kids, polka and line dancing, and a People’s Choir Award judging.

Franklin County Fairgrounds Forest Park Diane Korte Habitat For Humanity Kansas City Harry's Smokers Rod Harris Fashion Inc Franklin County Democratic Party Mike Potter Wellsville Sam Pacheco Bill Henningsen Fire Down Family and Friends Smoke Korte Fire Pup McGruff Ottawa People National Bank 1 ¥ V First National Kansas State Miami County National Bank Ae

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