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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2006
Page
2
A concise entertainment snippet previews the film Queen rated PG-13, running 103 minutes. Cast includes Halen Mitten, Michael Sheen, James Gromwall, and Alex Jennings, highlighting key performances and potential impact.
In Ann Arbor a dry cleaner found a note reading you have committed a murder signed your wife Alice. Police learned the owner of the coat is an actor in the play Retreat from Moscow and the note was a prop. Detective Brian Zasadny traced the customer who said he was in the production.
Columbus AP reports Democrat Richard Cordray running for state treasurerhands out DVDs of his 1987 Jeopardy appearance to supporters who buy campaign yard signs. Cordray won about 45000 as a Jeopardy contestant in 1987 while challenging Republican Sandra O'Brien.
Bruce Sparks painted a 12 foot red 4 Sale sign on his waterfront home. Code inspectors say it violates the town sign ordinance and neighbors protested. Sparks plans to repaint soon as he seeks a quick sale of the $1.3 million property.
PNM Taeycy hosts a rights seminar titled Looking at Landford's Rights on October 10 from 6:30 to 8 pm at First Baptist Church RSVP by October 2 at 242-9777. FR CO Health Dept will be closed October 2 noon to 5 for registry training. Pancake breakfast fundraiser for Garfield PTA September 30 7 to 10:30 am. Open house bake sale September 30 1 to 4 pm at New management Sunflower Plaza Tower 701 South Poplar EHO Open House Sunday 10/1/06 11 to 3. For sale by owner 1431 S Hickory south of RMH two bedroom newly decorated quiet neighborhood.
Tips on taking clear appealing product photos for online sales. Focus and steadiness matter, use lighting wisely, avoid clutter, and employ simple backgrounds. Examples include shooting in bright shade, using a dress form for apparel, and choosing contrasting backdrops to make colors pop.
The Ottawa Library at 105 S. Hickory St. hosts Library Celebration Week with a 5 p.m. Sunday to Wednesday broadcast of the Ol'Marais River Run and Car Show and a 7 p.m. Wednesday Ottawa City Commission meeting live broadcast. The week includes a quilt display by Sunflower Piece makers Quilt Guild featuring story themed quilts, with coffee and giveaways.
Jodie's Best Bets previews Ottawa events across Out & About and On the Road calendars. Highlights include a bike blessed event, a dog walk run for the animal shelter, Story Theatre at Baker University's Rice Auditorium, Eagles Hamburger Nite, Kidz Night Out at the Carnegie, Todd Stanley at The Potters Wheel, and more all in Ottawa.
Saturday schedules include a farmers market at Orscheln Farm and Home lot 2008 S Princeton St Ottawa from 8 to 9, Garnett Lions Club Tour de Bump on Prairie Spirit Trail 9 to 3, Quilt Pink Day at Chris Corner 3593 U S 59, Chili Cook-Off for Franklin County firefighters at Peckham’s Pumpkin Patch 2710 Vermont Rd, Antique Appraisals with Gary Browne 11 to 4 at Market Antiques 113 N Main St Ottawa with 5 per appraisal
A three day culture lineup includes the 2006 Buster Keaton Festival at Bowlus Fine Arts Center and Kansas Book Festival in Lawrence and Wichita. Events span 7:30 a.m. starts at Lied Center for Fireworks and Looney Times performances, a Lone Cowboy Campfire Concert with Michael Martin Murphey, Nordic Heritage Festival at Douglas County Fairgrounds, and Lyndon Fall Festival 10K 5K. Call or visit for details.
Meetings at First Baptist Church basement Fourth and Hickory Ottawa at 8 PM. Another session of Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Living Sober Group meets at First Christian Church 1045 S Hickory St at 7 PM. Sunday reports no meetings.
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