Two Plays On Stage At Satanta Schools
Wichita Children's Theatre Touring Company brings two plays to Satanta Sublette Copeland Montezuma and Moscow schools. Step on a Crack is set for 9 25 a m Wednesday for middle schoolers. Little Red Riding Hood runs 1 25 p m Wednesday and Thursday and 9 25 a m Thursday for elementary and preschool students. All shows at Satanta Junior-Senior High Auditorium. Free admission with extra seating. Call Delaine Stalker at 316 649 2337.
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Copeland
Montezuma
Moscow
Satanta Arts Council
Kansas Arts Commission
Satanta Recreation Commission
Delaine Stalker
Holiday event schedule slated by Telegram in November
Southwest Kansas organizations churches and clubs plan craft bake sales and bazaars for the holidays. The Telegram will publish a list in early November with event date time place and a brief description. Submit by Oct 31 at 5 p.m. with contact name and daytime phone.
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Telegram
Debbie Schiffelbein
Garden City Telegram
P.O
Garden City
N. Seventh St
Humane Society to hear zoo director as guest speaker
Dan Baffa, director of Lee Richardson Zoo, will speak at the Finney County Humane Society meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. The gathering meets in the Emergency Preparedness Room in the Law Enforcement Center basement.
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Dan Baffa
Lee Richardson Zoo
Finney County Humane Society
Law Enforcement Center
Look Who's Cookin' Tastes Benefit for March of Dimes
Tickets for the fourth annual Look Who's Cookin' food tasting arrive at 6 30 p m Thursday at the 4 H Building Garden City fairgrounds. Local business people and celebrities prepare sample dishes and beverages to raise funds for healthier babies with Angie Hutton performing Miss Kitty and Brian Scott serving as live auctioneer.
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Fairgrounds
Garden City
Angie Hutton
Brian Scott
March of Dimes
W. Fulton St
Telegram asks readers to report errors by phone
The Garden City Telegram states it will correct errors and invites readers to call 275-8500 if they notice a mistake in the newspaper.
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Garden City
Kansas forecast calls for warm dry days into weekend
The National Weather Service expects mainly clear skies and warm dry weather in Kansas through the week with brief chances of rain by the weekend. Tuesday night will be mostly clear with lows in the 40s, Wednesday highs 75 to 80, and Thursday 70 to 80 with cool nights. Friday brings cooler air as highs reach the upper 60s to mid-70s and lows in the upper 30s to upper 40s. Road condition hotline 4 800 585 7623.
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Topeka
Kansas
National Weather Service
Students Shape Tech Future On Local School Board Night
USC 457 Board of Education heard student presentations from three technology programs including Gen Y at KH, Abe Hubert Middle, and district middle schools. The Gen Y class teaches Powerpoint and Hyperstudio with goals for student led instruction, while districts advance wiring bids and new classrooms at Florence Wilson and Alta Brown elementarys.
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USC 457 Board of Education
Kevin (Sterling
Milt Pippenger
Pippenger
Kenneth Henderson
Finney County Learning System
Abe Hubert
Steve Karlin
Karlin
Kay Kinderknecht
Todd Berry
Kinderknecht
Kylie Luckett
Kayla Porter
Demetrius Delgado
Erin Blackburn
Florence Wilson
Alta Brown
CASA Advocates Celebrate 10th Anniversary Helpers for Abused Kids
CASA volunteers champion children who cannot speak for themselves with 77 volunteers handling 106 cases. Twenty children remain on a waiting list while the program averages 200 cases yearly. Executive Director Tesa Rijfkogel notes three full time staff monitor waiting cases as volunteers interview involved parties to present in court. These kids are in the court system through no fault of their own.
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CASA
Tesa Rijfkogel
Rijfkogel
CASA volunteers aid abused children in Garden City courts
Executive Director Tesa Rijfkogel describes CASA as coordinating volunteers to represent neglected and abused children in court, with 12 and younger children making up 100 percent of cases. Volunteers undergo 15 hours of training, spend 5 to 7 hours monthly with each child, and a community of 200 cases yearly needs advocates. United Way funds 20 percent of the budget. Call 271-6197 to volunteer.
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N. Eighth St
Tesa Rijfkogel
Rijfkogel
CASA
Garden City
United Way
Market price report from Garden City Co op
Afternoon market notes show grain prices at Garden City Co op while Edward Jones reports the Dow Jones at 10134.80, down 103.96 from this morning’s opening level. The price movement reflects broader declines in the stock market as investors reassess early gains.
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Garden City Co-op
Dow Jones Edward Jones & Co
Visa Lottery Opens With 55000 Immigrant Visas This Year
The State Department outlines DV-2001 diversity visa rules offering up to 55,000 permanent residence visas. Regions receive allocations, with certain countries excluded, and applications require English print, education or work experience, a single entry per person, and a mailed submission to the National Visa Center in Portsmouth New Hampshire.
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Portsmouth
N.H
USA
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