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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2007
Page
3
Enrollment is open for boys and girls aged 4 through 13 to attend a three hour cheer or dance camp run by Garden City Community College Dance Team and GCCC Cheer and Yell Leaders. Camps run 9 to noon on Sept 29 with T-shirt included for $20.
Garden City Community College plans a noon to 4 p m yard sale on Wednesday outside the Academic Building at 801 Campus Drive. Physical plant director Marty Sigwing says retired but usable desks chairs book cases filing cabinets and classroom equipment will be offered with prices marked. Buyers must load items themselves by span.
Wichita State University hosts Family Friends and Alumni Weekend from September 28 to 30 featuring Shocker volleyball and ball, a rowing competition, comedy hypnotist, museum and center open houses, a family concert, sculpture tour, movie night and more. Most events are covered by a $25 registration with details at www.wichita.edu/oneshockerfamily.
Garden City Community College Continuing Education offers a non credit jewelry class from 6 30 to 9 pm on October 18 in the Student and Community Services Center at 801 Campus Drive. The session teaches beaded pearl necklace making for wear or gifts, with a $25 per person fee. Registration and information go through Diana Machotka at 275 3232 or Diana.machotka gcccks.edu.
A bipartisan group of farm state senators urged making permanent disaster aid part of the next farm bill. They argue a fixed fund would deliver timely help after droughts floods and other severe weather, reducing year to year uncertainty for farmers.
Anonymous mailings of university records to three newspapers triggered a campus probe at the University of Kansas. The packets reportedly contained graded exams, job applications, change of grade forms, class rosters, seating charts, health insurance copies, immigration forms, and some personal identifiers. A letter claimed the materials came from the math department or recycling center, criticizing record handling.
Medicine Lodge housing chief Melvin Fluke complained to HUD after gossiping seniors at Indian Hills Plaza in Medicine Lodge caused resident distress. The housing board closed the complex community room with a makeshift barricade and planned to reopen after a Tuesday resident meeting.
The weekend features Fall Fest 2007 combining Marketfest and Oktoberfest along Main Street with food, crafts, and races. Simultaneously two Eight Wonders of Kansas finalists, Monument Rocks and Lake Scott State Park, host talks and events with voting open until December 31.
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