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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2005
Page
3
Garden City USD 457 Educational Support Center hosts a friendly KU versus K State food drive for Emmaus House. Fans bring nonperishable items to 1205 Fleming St to fill bus loads labeled for KU or K State. The winning team is announced at 1 p.m. Friday.
Finney County Community Learning Center staff will present findings from a May June door to door survey of 980 residents in 217 of 607 East Garden Village Mobile Home units. The study focuses on health care social services and education needs.
Garden City Community College students enjoy a fall break October 13 and 14 with a faculty work day on the 13 and a faculty holiday on the 14. Classes resume October 17. Most offices stay open daytime hours. Saffell Library and Mary Jo Williams Center stay open until 4 30 p m October 13 and reopen October 17. Aerobic Circuit closes 8 p m October 13 to October 17. Finney County Community Learning Center unaffected. A public covered dish lunch and show Tales from Pawnee Bill and May Lillies Wild West Show is at 11 30 a m October 17 at the Kearney County Senior Center in Lakin call 620 355 6674.
Dee Wigner named new dean of administrative services at Garden City Community College replacing Bill Hammond who resigned to join Dodge City school district. Wigner, CPA and SHRM‑CP, has prior roles in payroll and human resources and will oversee budgeting, finance, maintenance, and operations while continuing some HR duties.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Finney County receives 51 655 from Gov Sebelius linked federal Safe and Drug Free Schools grant. The money funds case managers and a school based mentoring effort to prevent violence and substance abuse while engaging volunteers in local schools.
Four Kansas counties Douglas Johnson Wyandotte and Leavenworth join a national FDA study testing PolyHeme, an oxygen carrying synthetic blood, on severely injured trauma victims. KU Medical Center researchers lead volunteers across 21 hospitals with half receiving PolyHeme and half saline, under an emergency consent waiver.
Bob Corkins 44 of Lawrence was named by the State Board of Education as Kansas education commissioner on a 6-4 conservative majority vote. He lacks school administration experience but leads two conservative think tanks and supports vouchers. The appointment, opposed by moderates and several legislators, aims to heal board and Legislature rifts amid a $3.05 billion education budget.
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