What’s & UP weekly calendar May events in Garden City
May 22 events include Fourth Saturday Dance at Stanton County 4H Building Johnson City with Calhouns 8 11 p.m. admission 7.50. Dutch dinner at Widow McGee’s 6 p.m. call Elizabelh 276 6191. Bingo 6 30 p.m. American Legion public. International Festival 11 a.m. 9 p.m. Finney County Fairgrounds with Blue Notes. May 23 12 Twelve and Twelve Alanon meet 7 p.m. First United Methodist Church and 8 p.m. at Stevens Ave. plus VFW and Bridge Club. May 24 7 p.m. Bingo Elks Lodge open to public. May 25 7 p.m. Mart y Bates musical at Garden Valley Retirement Village no charge. May 26 quilting guild noon lunch 1 p.m. Senior Center. Recycling centers open noon 3 p.m. and 3 6 p.m. Garden City Recycling. May 27 29 Garden City Country Fiddlers event 4 11 p.m. Senior Center. May 23 24 Weight Watchers times 9 a.m. 7 p.m. and other community activities.
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Calhouns
Stanton County 4H
Johnson City
Widow McGee
E. Kansas Ave
Elizabelh
American Legion
W. Pine St
Finney County
N. 10Th St
Eagles Lodge
N. Taylor Ave
Garden City
10Th St
First United Methodist Church
Main Street
Kansas Avenue
Lions Club
Wheat Lands Convention Center
E. Fulton St
Sunrisers Kiwanis
Civil Air Patrol
Garden City Regional Airport
Public meetings listed for Garden City and nearby districts
Garden City USD 457 board holds special session at 7 30 p m to discuss an appeal and budget for 2004 2005 with an executive session first. Rec Commission meets at 4 30 p m, and Lakin USD 215 Syracuse USD 494 Tribune USD 200 and Greeley County Commission hold 6 45 p m 7 p m 8 a m meetings respectively. Public notices also list Holcomb and Cimarron gatherings and a Friday county schedule plus senior center activities and health dept hours with weekly calendars and contact numbers.
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Garden City
USD 457
Board of Education
Fleming St
Garden City Recreation Commission
N. Sixth St
Lakin — Lakin
USD 215
W. Kingman
Syracuse
N. Main St
Tribune
Tribune Usd
W. Lawrence
Greeley County Commission
Garden City Support Groups List from Self-Help Network
A catalog of area support groups in Garden City provided by the Self-Help Network of Kansas, a Wichita State University program. Contact numbers 316 978 3843 or 800 445 0116 and the website www.selfhelpnetwork.wichita.edu offer information on additional groups and resources.
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Garden City
Self-Help Network of
Kansas
Center of
Wichita State University
Selfhelpnetwork
Wichita
Edu
Domestic Violence and Support Groups in Garden City
Local services include HEART shelter and crisis support for abuse relations with transport and child care. Al-Anon and Sunday Night Al-Anon groups meet at Stevens Ave and Kansas Ave venues, with multiple contact numbers and times. Additional groups cover co-dependents, Alzheimer's caregiving, cancer support at St. Catherine Hospital, and a singles group at the Senior Center of Finney County.
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Family Crisis Services
HEART
Garden City
Al-Anon
Stevens Ave
Sonja Jones
Alzheimer’s Association
Garden Valley Retirement Village
E. Spruce St
Louise Stinemetz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Finney County Fairgrounds
Blue Notes
Elks Lodge
Kansas Plaza
Marty Bates
Garden Valley
VFW
W. Mary St
the Elks Lodge
Alanon
Jon Kempton
Great Plains Quilt Guild
J.C. St
Recycle Center
J.C. St. Sears
Garden City Commission
Eighth St
Holcomb — Holcomb City
Holcomb City
N. Lynch
Cimarron
Gray County Commission
S. Main
N. Taylor Plaza
Labrador Fire Station
Fleming and Mary Streets
Pershing Manor
Pershing Avenue
Third Street
Ron’s
N. Jones
Health Department
Finney County Health Department
Kan-Be
Humdinger
Finney County Community Service Council
Methodist
Alzheimer’s Support Group
St. Catherine Hospital
E. Walnut St
Evelyn Curl
Ida Larson
Lifetime
United Methodist Mexican-American Ministries
Community Oral Health Access Coalition
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Kale
E. Chesnut
Suite A
Garden City — Municipal Band
Valley View Cemetery
Stevens Park
Finnup Park
Bruce Spiller
Bruce.spiller
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