Money raised for Christmas gifts by KAYS at Pomona Middle
The Pomona Middle School chapter of the Kansas Association for Youth raised over 270 dollars to buy Christmas gifts for underprivileged children. Donna Swisher organized a contest to see which grade could raise the most, boosting the goal from 100 to nearly three times that amount. Swisher chose Emily Clayton, Kasi Chaney, Brent Judd, and Kendal Butler to buy the gifts, which were given to Jill Berkley the school social worker for distribution.
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Pomona
KAYS
Kansas Association For Youth
Donna Swisher
Howev
Swisher
Emily Clayton
Kasi Chaney
Brent Judd
Kendal Butler
Jill Berkley
No One's Judge Grows in Kansas City Area Faith Rock
Central Heights High School notes No One's Judge, a five member Christian band from eastern Kansas and western Missouri, draws teens to venues like coffee houses and churches. Lead singer Bryan Stephenson, a Central Heights graduate, and members Bri ane King Nick Johnson Jason Green Steve McKinney collaborate while balancing school. Their first tape sold out and a CD is planned for March with “No One Else” featured on Mix 93.3.
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Shannon Burkdoll
Central Heights
Kansas City
Bryan Stephenson
Kansas
Missouri
Brianne King
Shawnee Mission West
Nick Johnson
Prembroke Hill High School
Jason Green
Ottawa
Kansas University
Steve McKinney
Lane
Johnson County Community College
Mix 93.3
Bryan
Steve
ICD
Mini-grants fund youth projects in Franklin County
The Kansas Health Foundation PHASE program awards two 500 mini-grants to Pomona FHA HERO and Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce for youth healthful development projects. Pomona plan pairs high school students with fifth graders for Park beautification and a 3 on 3 basketball tournament. Ottawa program Breakfast Buddies pairs volunteers with elementary and middle school students for nine weeks of breakfasts and positive role models. For more information contact PHASE at 913-242-0005.
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Kansas Health Foundation
Franklin County
Pomona Fha
Hero Family & Consumer Science
Ottawa Area
Pomona High School
Pomona FHA/HERO chapter
Pomona Park
FHA/HERO
Pomona
Pomona City Park
Serva Ad
Ottawa
Merce
Chamber of Commerce
Third graders test Nabisco on cookie chips claim
Third grade students at Wadesboro Central Elementary School tested Nabisco's claim that each 18 ounce bag of Chips Ahoy! cookies contains 1000 chips. They counted 340 to 680 chips per bag and sent letters to Nabisco chief executive H. John Greenigus. A Nabisco team will visit the school to explain the counting methods.
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Greensboro
N.C
Nabisco Inc
Wadesboro Central
Nabisco
H. John Greenigus
Beverly Strayhorn
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