Costume Dance at Finney County Senior Center
Odilia Wasinger and Shirla Holmes appear in costumes at the Halloween dance held at the Finney County Senior Center. Photo credit Odilia Wasinger, Garden City. image contributed by Wasinger.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 2008
Page
1
Odilia Wasinger and Shirla Holmes appear in costumes at the Halloween dance held at the Finney County Senior Center. Photo credit Odilia Wasinger, Garden City. image contributed by Wasinger.
Enrollment in the state's Children's Health Insurance Program rose steadily since July and reached a record 39,279 in November, even as a $1 billion state budget deficit threatens funding. Advocates urge full funding while acknowledging fiscal crises and rising demand from low income families.
Garden City Community College trustees approved a revised faculty health insurance arrangement effective Jan 1 after renegotiations with the GCCC Higher Education Association. The board, voting 5-0 with one absence, heard of a clean audit and potential capital plans while noting a 2009 mill levy lower than expected.
Garden City Rotary Club visited Tim Parker's third grade class at Florence Wilson Elementary School to hand out over 200 full color hardcover dictionaries. Students excitedly explored familiar entries as they received their personal volumes. Video coverage available at gctelegram.com.
Dan iels retires after 33 years at Garden City Community College where she served 26 years as administrative assistant to the president and seven as secretary to the deans of instruction and admissions. A crowd of 75 plus praised her kindness and dedication with trustees staff and family present.
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