Pumpkin carving workshop for youth in Garden City
The Garden City Recreation Commission hosts a pumpkin carving workshop from 5 15 to 6 30 p m on October 29 for youths ages 10 to 15 at 310 N Sixth St Participants bring a pumpkin tools provided to finish a jack o lantern to take home A 3 fee applies Pre registration is required at GCRC or by calling 276 1200.
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S'mores and Spooky Story Night at Scout Park
Recreation Commission hosts S'mores and Spooky at Scout Park this Sunday at 9 p.m. All ages welcome with adult supervision for children under eight. Free event. register by phone with Garden City Recreation Commission at 310 N. Sixth St. 276-1200.
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Clara Clark 73 dies. Hill City resident former church leader
Clara Clark 73 died Saturday October 18 2003 at her Hill City home. Born January 31 1930 in Hill City she was a homemaker. She married Leland Clark October 3 1952 in Hill City and survives. She served in many church roles at First Missionary Baptist Nicodemus and supported American Legion Auxiliary and American Cancer Society. Funeral Thursday at Nicodemus church with burial at Memorial Lawn Cemetery Hill City. Memorials may be sent to ROAD CONDITION HOTLINE 1-800-585-7623.
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Clara Clark
Hill City
Thomas
Ella Mae (Moore) Dotson
Leland Clark
Clark
First Missionary Baptist Church
Nicodemus
Mother Board
Kitchen Pdinator
American Legion Auxiliary
American Cancer Society
Ronald Reece
Lyons
Jeffrey Clark
Hutchinson
Curtis Clark
Raymond Clark
Roger Clark
Garden City
Thomas Clark
John Jay Clark
Wichita
Reggie Jackson
Kansas City
Kan
Doris Williams
Sterling
Esther Clark
Everett “Church
Jackson
John Jackson
el Dorado
Criscilla Mounger
Louisiana
Almedia Reece
Las Vegas
Doris Jean Clark
Spencer-Stinemetz Chapel
First Missionary Baptist
Miles of Smiles auction boosts therapeutic riding program
Scott Aldis-Wilson reports on Miles of Smiles fifth Walk & Wheel benefit auction raising about 8000 dollars to support seven horses and weekly riding and vaulting for 22 riders including children with Down syndrome ADHD cerebral palsy and vision or hearing impairment. Donors including Cathy Salas and James Albers helped secure the top bid for a walking horse while supporters described gains in mobility strength and confidence from the program. Proceeds fund feeding sheltering and pens at the West Maple Street facility with Adams aiming to expand to a larger site to serve more riders.
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Darian Beauleau
Deerfield
Adrianna Beauleau
Joyce Adams
Miles of Smiles
North American
Riding For the Handicapped Association
Cathy Salas
David
Darian
Savanna Koehn
Montezuma
Smokin’ Hott
Adams
West Maple Street
Liberal
Ashley Oyler
Sam
Benjamin
Garden City C C C Homecoming Royalty Parade Highlight
Garden City Community College celebrates homecoming with a parade on Main Street featuring rodeo team members and their horses. Andre Hall of St. Petersburg and Jasmine Irving of San Antonio were crowned homecoming king and queen at halftime during the football game with Hutchinson Blue Dragons at Memorial Stadium.
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Andre Hall
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jasmine Irving
San Antonio
Texas
Hutchinson Blue Dragons
Memorial Stadium
Man dies in Stevens County wreck near Hugoton
An early Sunday crash south of U S Highway 56 near Hugoton killed Brecheisen, a 1999 Dodge pickup left gravel skid marks, rolled in the east ditch, and ejected him. He was not wearing a seat belt, no alcohol indication found, autopsy pending. The Stevens County Sheriff's Office continues investigation.
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Stevens County Sheriffs Office
Maas
Brecheisen
Teacher becomes acting mayor in Topeka change
Duane Pomeroy, Topeka High School government teacher and deputy mayor, becomes acting mayor after Mayor Butch Felker is suspended pending an ouster trial over alleged campaign finance violations. Pomeroy, 51, will rely on department heads to run the city and plans a 7 a.m. Monday meeting. He may need a leave from USD 501, where he has worked about 12 years. He was appointed to the City Council in January 1993 to fill a vacancy.
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Duane Pomeroy
Topeka High School
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Butch Felker
Felker
Butch
Officials to evaluate area crop losses for disaster relief
State agriculture officials will assess county damage reports to determine drought disaster eligibility. The board will ask Gov. Sebelius to seek a federal designation from USDA Secretary Ann Veneman, initiating loan programs and potential disaster aid for Finney Scott Lane and Grant counties.
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USDA
Ann Veneman
Dennis Gashler
Manhattan
Secretary of Agriculture
Gashler
Finney County
Whitey Whitehill
Amanda Shaw
Jody Wilson
Farm Service Agency
Haupt
Congress
FSA
Finney
Scott
Lane
Grant
Shelly Mowry
Garden City
Wichita
Kearny
Hamilton
Greeley
Mowry
New sheriff named for Wichita County
Randy Keeton was appointed Wichita County sheriff to fill Wayne Collins’s term ending 2004. The 43 year old veteran, acting since September 2, was confirmed by Gov. Kathleen Sebelius after unanimous support from the county GOP. He plans to run in 2004 and to keep “business as usual” while modeling on Collins.
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Wichita County
Randy Keeton
Wayne Collins
Kathleen Sebelius
Wichita County Republican Committee
Keeton
Collins
Ness
Scott County
Glenn Anderson
Seot
Leoni
Mike Wilson
Thomas Crowley
Richard Harp
Scoti
Selkirk
Marienthal
Marqueta
Lana
Ireland
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
Keetons
April
Joey
Randy
Collin
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