Leighton Fund-Raiser Tickets On Sale In Scott City
Tickets are on sale for the Scott Leighton Jack-Pot Benefit in Scott City. The 7 p.m. Sept 27 event at the William Carpenter Building Scott County Fairgrounds aims to aid Scott Community High School graduate paralyzed in July. Tickets cost $100 per couple with a $4,000 grand prize and $1,000 second prize. Call Lisa Trout at 620 872 3700 to purchase. Proceeds go to Leighton and his wife Robbie O'Brien Leighton.
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GCHS Class of 64 plans 40th reunion gathering
Garden City High School Class of 1964 members meet Sunday to plan their 40th reunion at 7 15 p m. on 1612 East Fair Street. For details contact Mike Collins Penny Kitch Cress Larry Ribbing or Ann Regan Pottorf at the listed numbers.
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Miles of Smiles seeks volunteers for fall 2003 riding program
Miles of Smiles Therapeutic Riding Program needs volunteers for the fall session. New helpers must attend a training and info meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday at Wrangler Stables, 901 W. Maple St. Lessons run Monday Tuesday and Thursday nights from Sept 22 to Oct 31, with volunteers selecting their schedule. Call 275-2539.
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GCCC to Host Fine Arts Open House on Sept 18
Garden City Community College invites the public to a fine arts open house September 18 from 6 30 to 8 30 p m featuring juggling music and art activities and a chance to become an arts patron. Patrons can buy early tickets for The Fantasticks at eight dollars and receive advance notices of upcoming events. Regular ticket sales begin October 6 with performances October 24 through November 2. For questions call 276 9640. A defensive driving course is offered October 3 from 8 a m to 4 30 p m taught by Dave Smith, with registration through Paula Moisio or Shannon Ortega at GCCCKS. ROAD CONDITION HOTLINE 1 800 585 7623.
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Trustees OK funding for cooling loop at Garden City CC
Garden City Community College trustees approve up to 1.5 million for a cooling loop plus another 1.5 million for administrative software, to be financed with certificates of participation. Early payments would begin in 2004, with potential future financing for a Front Door Project.
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Fiesta queen serves as community hostess at Fiesta events
Cristal Martinez 17, Fiesta queen and Gardens City High senior, works as a waitress at Southwind Country Club and will be crowned at 7 p.m. Friday during Community Fiesta opening ceremonies at Finney County Fairgrounds Exhibition Building. She plans to parade, visit schools, and promote Mexican tradition while pursuing forensic pathology studies.
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Holcomb Council Weighs Highway 50 Four Lanes Plan
Holcomb City Council discusses four laning of US 50 to ease traffic for IBP workers and commuters. KDOT to hold meetings at the Finney County Fairgrounds. council approves a new gas tank bid and considers retirement plan changes amid budget implications. A sewer facility upgrade slated at about 500000.
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State West Nile count criticized by Wichita doctor
A Wichita physician argued Kansas undercounts West Nile virus cases, saying the 18 reported human cases mislead the public and hinder testing. Gov Sebelius noted officials are reviewing how cases are recorded and reported amid concerns over counting criteria and potential underestimation by thousands.
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