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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2010
Page
3
CASA invites the public to celebrate its 20th anniversary on October 20 with a come-and-go reception from 1 to 5 p.m. in room 209 at the Finney County Courthouse 425 North Eighth Street. For more information call 271-6197.
The Finney County Clerk's office offers extended hours for voter registration on Thursday, Friday, and Oct. 18 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. The Nov. 2 general election registration deadline is Oct. 18 AUS. citizens 18 or older or turning 18 by election day must register. re‑register if name or address changes. Call 272-3619 to check registration status.
A bereavement family retreat, Comfort Zone, runs Friday to Sunday at Camp Lakeside in Scott City. It aids families in understanding differing grief experiences, offers coping suggestions, and includes six meals and two nights lodging for $10 per family member with financial aid available. For registration call Gina Cash or Kenne Whitson at 272-2519 or 800-281-4077.
A Finney County Extension Office program will explain major recent changes to credit card rules to boost consumer protections. Carol Ann Crouch will lead at noon with a $3 sandwich lunch option or bring your own. Pre register by calling 272-3670 by Wednesday.
Southwest Kansans may register for the November general election at Garden City Community College on Tuesday. Stations run 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. outside the Academic Building and Warren House Science and Math Building, then 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the Beth Tedrow Student Center cafeteria. Kansas National Education Association student chapter volunteers staff the booths.
A musical variety program by The Classic Three will be at Garden Valley Retirement Village at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Gary Fuller Burl Loving and Max Moomaw will perform vocals with Fuller on piano, Loving on guitar and Moomaw on guitar. Admission is free.
At the Garden City Pet Expo attendees flocked to booths and demonstrations. Pembroke Welsh Corgi Smoky, once a show dog, wiggled for showtime as owner Ann Winders, a kennel club director, described outreach value. Finney County K-9 teams Axel and Corado demonstrated narcotics searches in seconds, with Corado valued at $12,500. The event featured obedience courses, vendors, a costume contest, and fundraisers for the Humane Society, with turnout up from previous years.
Proceeds from sponsors booths and other fundraising at this year s event will help pay for medical treatment for sick and injured attendees and participants.
Topeka reports on a rising clash over funding for public schools as candidates debate changing the funding formula versus boosting dollars. Lead attorney Robb warns changes could derail a pending lawsuit by 72 districts while lawmakers weigh caps, local tax authority, and performance grants amid a looming Oct 15 deadline.
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