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cluded. Call 582-2591 days, or 582-
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COLDWATER Appartments
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SOUTH CENTRAL High
School Secretary. Full time 40 hour
per week. Position will remain open
until filled. Benefits include: Single
coverage in state health plan with
single dental and 31% of dependent
health insurance premium paid by
the district. Vacation-1 day earned
for each month worked. Holidays-
8 paid holidays per year. Sick and Per-
sonal Days- 13 sick days per year 3 of
which may be used for personal use.
Attendant Care Position - Men's Facility
Full-time opening for Attendant Care Staffto work with
consumers who experience a severe and persistent mental
illness. Duties include teaching and assisting individuals
with daily living skills and medication management in the
Men's Transitional Living Center. Must have valid drivers
license and be able to work flex hours, nights and some
weekends. Competitive wages, excellent benefits. Will train
qualified applicant. Pick up application at Iroquois Center
for Human Development, Inc 610 East Grant, Greensburg,
KS 67054 or call 620-723-2272. Kathy Miller, LMSW, CSS
Coordinator. An equal opportunity employer.
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Full-time Attendant Care Position
Full-time position is open for an Attendant Care Staffto work
with consumers who experience a severe and persistent mental"
illness. This individual will teach and assist consumers with
daily living skills and medication management in the Women's
Transitional Living Center. Must have valid drivers license and
be able to work nights and some weekends. Competitive wages,
excellent benefits. Will train qualified applicanL Pick up
application at Iroquois Center for Human Development, Inc
610 East Grant, Greensburg. KS 67054, or call 620-723-2272.
Kathy Miller, LMSW, CSS Coordinator.
An equal opportunity employer.
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by Bob Greer In the medalist race, South
Conference champs -- for Central captured two of the first
the second year in a row. three places. Trevor Sherman,
That's the heady title de-Timberwolfjunior, had the best
quired by the golf squad from score of the whole group -- 41-
South Central High School on 40---81 strokes for the 18 holes.
Monday of this week. Runner-up was Bryant Briggs
The Timberwolves, coached from Jetmore, at 42-41--83. Sherman, Gardea, Murphy
by Richard Thompson, domi-Third place went to Timberwolf and Mendenhall were the four
nated the annual SPIAA golf senior Adrian Gardea at 44-41-- Timberwolves whose totals
tournament again at the Mariah 85. Gardea won a one-hole play- counted toward South Central's
Hills Golf Course in Dodge City. off for third place with Alex f'mal total of 347 strokes. Josh
The T-Wolves racked up a 12- Reinecke from Greensburg. That Klein and Chesney Clark (an-
stroke margin over their nearest Ranger golfer also had an iden- other senior) were the two whose
rival, Jetmore High School. tical scorecard of 44-41--85. scores were not totaled for the
Weather was ideal for the Fifth place went to AndrewSCHS score. Chesney carded
event. Mariah Hills is an 18-hole Slier of Greensburg (only a 59-57 l16-
course, and men's par is 71 freshman) with his score of 44- No junior-varsity division of
strokes. Each squad was allowed 42--86. Sixth went to Ericplay was held at Mariah Hills
to enter six players, but only its Elveros from Pawnee Heights at Monday in the yearly league
best four golfers had their scores 44-44---88. tourney.
counted for team totals. Ben Murphy, South Central Next Monday, May 15, the
Nine of the league's 11 senior, finished seventh overall South Central golfers will play
schools had golfers entered in at 47-42--89. Eighth went to in the annual Class 1A regional
the meet Monday. Just seven of Brenden Jantz of Greensburg at tournament at Montezuma. That
the nine, however, competed for 45-45--90. will be over the new Crooked
the league championship. South Michael Culver from Jelmore Creek course there. About 10
Central had 347 strokes, took ninth place at 46-44---90. high schools are expected to en-
Second-place Jetmore had He lost to Jantz in a one-hole ter the regional.
359 strokes to 379 for Greens- playoff. In that regional, the best three
burg, which finished third. Tyler Beougher of Jetmore teams, along with the top five in-
Meade was fourth at 410 won the last medal (10th place) dividuals after that group, will
team strokes to 475 for fifth- with his score of 45-47--92. He win state-meet berths in state
place Pawnee Heights High beat out three other players in a Class 1A golf tournament
school from Rozel. Hanston (a three-holeplayoffforthathonor. That big meet will be at
non-league school) finished Sophomore Kekoa Menden- Winfield, Monday, May22. This
sixth with 491, and Minneola hall of SCHS finished 1 lth with year, for the first time, Class 1A
wound up seventh with 533 47-45--92. Senior Josh Klein of high schools will have a separate
strokes. South Central placed 13th with tourney of their own at the state
Fowler and Ashland also en- 45-47--92. level.
tered individual players, but did
not have enough to compete for
the team championship.
State Cost
Share Signup
Begins Soon
The Comanche County Con-
servation District will soon start
taking applications for fiscal
year 2007, water resources, and
non-point source cost-share.
Applications will be accepted
for just one month -- May 15,
through June 15, with funds
available July, I.
The State Conservation Com-
mission provides funding for
these programs from the Kansas
Water Plan Fund. The SCC ad-
ministers state cost-share pro-
grams here through the Coman-
che County Conservation Dis-
trict. The conservation district
provides landowners financial
assistance to implement ap-
proved conservation plans.
To obtain cost-share funds,
landowners must apply, and be
approved, prior to beginning any
work on their project. The cost-
share rate for water resources
projects is 60 per cent of the ac-
tual cost, or county average cost,
whichever is less. The cost-chare
for NPS projects is 70 per cent.
Some common cost-share
practices include, but are not
limited to, range planting, water
well, terrace, grassed waterways,
critical area planting, and well
decommissioning. Stop by the
conservation office at 105 N.
New York if you would like to
apply for cost-share assistance.
If you would like more infor-
mation regarding eligible prac-
tices, call 620-582-2211 ext 3.
I
TIMELY TRUTHS THAT HELP
"A Line In The Sand"
.Saverakyears ago I took my young son to the IMAX Theater.
The featurepresentation was exciting and absolutely breath taking,
"The Titanic." Through the camera's lens on the big screen, it was as
if we were there reaching into the rooms and the corridors of that
dark ship in its watery grave.
Built as an unsinkable ship, the Titanic was an engineering
wonder of its time. Its massive engines, capable of delivering 50,000
horse power, propelled the 46,328-ton vessel at a speed of more
than 20 knots. On the night of the disaster, a series of 16 carefully
engineered airtight compartments built into the ship's double
bottomed hull was to be a guarantee against sinking.
But it sank. Builders were so confident of the ship's invincibility
that this comment was made, "Not even God could sink the Titanic."
Such arrogance has been shown before. Upon the sands of
Babylon, survivors of the flood and their descendants schemed to
build a tower that would reach into the heavens so that they might
make a name for themselves and not be scattered over the face of
the earth
God knew that if left unchecked man's attempt to take his destiny in
his own hands to seize the reigns of history would eventually result
in man's kingdom displacing and excluding the kingdom of God That
God could not allow He confused the language of the builders and
scattered them over the whole earth
God chose not tolerate arrogance We are not ever to boost
about what we will do tomorrow "Now listen you who say q oday or
tomorrow we will go to this or that city spend a year there carry on
business and make money Why you do not even know what will
happen tomorrow Instead you ought to say If it is the Lord's will
we will live and do this or that" James 4:13-15 (NIV)
Today God still draws a line in the sand The combined
ingenuity and creativity of mankind will never alter His sovereignty
God will never be thwarted by man's arrogance. Attempts to cross
the line will be dealt with. Yet in His greatness, God still desires to
show His love and grace to those who will follow Him.
The truth is -- there's only one side of the line to be on. Which
side are you on?
the world
at your
fingertips
God
You are loved,
Pastor Mike Blatchley
Cares And We Care!
Coldwater
Assembly of God
