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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1985

Page

7

Ottawa University hosts Career Day and film series

OU plans a Career Fair with 24 plus exhibitors from 1 30 to 4 30 p m Friday in the Mowbray Union and a film series opens with Fail Safe at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Administration Building Auditorium. The Hewitt Trust funds the screening, free to the public, with over 150 indoor prizes donated by local merchants and OU groups. contact Jim Dodgen for details.

Ottawa University OU Mowbray Union Henry Fonda Ottawa University Administration Caroline E. Hewitt Trust For the Humanities Ottawa Jim Dodgen

OHS Testing Dates Set For ACT Exams This Winter

Ottawa High School will host three ACT test dates this winter on Oct 26 Dec 1 and Feb. B. Registration for the first date must be postmarked by Sept 27 and packets are in the guidance office. The test is required by colleges and vocational schools for new students.

Ottawa High School Jeanne Tiffany OHS Tiffany

Milk Culture Bonds May Deliver Relief to Kansans

Topeka bond receiver Don Paxon began distributing the 945000 bond proceeds to 1529 Kansas culture growers who filed claims. Some may lose up to 70 percent of their investments as the case centers on which buyers are first time growers and eligible for refunds.

Topeka, Kan Topeka Culture Farms Inc Activator Supply Co Shawnee County Don R. Paxon Kansas Culture Culture Farms Lawrence U.S Activator Supply Pahrump Nev Kansas Securities John Worth Kansas James Buchele Buchele Paxon Worth

Fair Numbers Pick Up On Final Days At Kansas State Fair

The Kansas State Fair closed with upbeat notes despite weather and economic strains. Attendance reached 243,894 through Saturday with 62,507 on the final Saturday, the largest crowd since 1981, while Sunday crowds exceeded expectations. total attendance neared 305,000, with performers like Alabama and Willie Nelson drawing large crowds and a demolition derby drawing about 8,500. Executive secretary Bob Gottschalk called the fair outstanding, though economy and weather influenced turnout.

Jim Hitch Harris Hutchinson Kansas Bob Gottschalk Alabama Willie Nelson Night Ranger Henan Province Gottschalk Fair Board

Death notices and public records from Ottawa area

Obituaries and notices for Dale Shoger 76 of Albuquerque and Francis Lee Smith 73 of Princeton with graveside services at Princeton Cemetery and references to family survivors. The listings include admissions dismissals births arrests and minor crimes and a sequence of local civic notices and market quotations.

Dale Shoger Albuquerque N.M Princeton Cemetery Henry Roberts Shoger Princeton Post Office Department Westport Station Kansas City Kan Lee Smith Francis Lee Smith Osawatomie Dengel & Son Wesley Keltcher Smith Lone Elm Iola Franklin Allen Counties Brooks Welding Tola King Radio Janie Harkins Kirkland Ottawa Mary Sampson Roberta Biddle Westphalia Leona Smith Garnett James Kirkland Moore Okla Magdalene Andrade Prarie Village Betty Kleinder Herbert Mary K. Johnson W. Éth Nlm Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home Henry A. Roberts, Jr Lamb-Roberts Kansas Regency Health Princeton (Kansas Regency Health Center

Carnegie Foundation Urges Colleges to Restore Civic Focus

A Carnegie Foundation report argues American colleges must cultivate entrepreneurial spirit and civic responsibility to sustain economic leadership. It criticizes heavy student debt and materialism, urges reform of the federal aid system toward Pell Grants and work-study, and highlights Henry Ford and Martin Luther King Jr. as models.

Washington America Carnegie Foundation U.S Frank Newman Newman Henry Ford Martin Luther King Jr

Boxed Day Care openings and local ads tease

The Sand Box Day Care offers full time slots for ages three to six. Local ads promote Jonathon Apples price at Waymire’s Price Chopper, a fall salon special at Hair It Is, and an Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Marine Band concert on September 24 with ticket prices. Auction, office supply sale, auto service, and USD 290 used texts offers accompany notices with deadlines and contact numbers.

Ottawa Municipal Auditorium U.S. Marine Band

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