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Though less folks showed up than in some past years, a good crowd was on
hand early Monday morning in Wilmore's Centennial Park for the annual Labor
Day Breakfast put on by the men of Wilmore. All enjoyed a good time, with lots
of good food and lots of good gabbin', photo by Oennies D. Andersen
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NIG[IT TIME LPN/RN needed
at Protection Valley Manor. Call
(620) 622-4261. 6-7c
TItE ADULT COMMUNITY
Support Services (CSS) Dept. is
looking for a dynamic team member
to assist with and teach
psychosocial groups within our day
program. Groups will be geared to-
wards the treatment plan goals and
objectives of group attendees. Ex-
perience in leading or teaching
groups is preferred. Applicants
must be 18 years of age or older,
have a high school diploma or
equivalent, and the ability to work
within a team atmosphere. Inter-
ested individuals can contact Linda
Young at the Iroquois Center at 620-
723-2272. E.O.E 5-7c
THE CHILDREN'S COM-
MUNITY Based Services (CBS)
Department is offering a full-time
position as a Case Manager (would
also provide attendant care, parent
support, wraparound facilitation,
and assistance with psychosocial
groups). This person will be assist-
ing families with treatment plann'mg
and will work with children/adoles-
cents with a serious emotional dis-
turbance on interventions to teach
them how to manage behaviors to
reach their treatment plan goals. Ex-
perience in treatment planning, prob-
lem solving, crisis intervention and
working with multi-disciplinary
agencies would be helpful. Must
have good social and communication
skills. Requires a Bachelor's degree
and/or comparable work experience.
Flexible hours which will include
some evening hours. Competitive
wage with excellent benefits. Con-
tact Tabitha Murski, CBS Coordi-
nator, at the Iroquois Center at 1-
620-723-2272 or via e-mail at
tabithamurski@irqeenter.com.
EOE. 5-7e
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level - up to $28/hour plus benefits and bonuses.
Apply online at www.btiequip.com or call us at
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817 is on ~qual opportunity employer.
by Brandt Rogers,
SCHS Tennis Coach
South Central High School's
junior-varsity tennis team trav-
eled to Kiowa last Tuesday, Aug.
30, for a meet at South Barber
High School. There were six
teams at this meet with two pools
of three.
If you placed first in your
pool, then you played for first or
second. If you placed second,
then you played for third or
fourth.
In the #1 Singles competition,
South Central's Brenda
Maestas, a freshman, placed
third in the meet. She lost 2-6 to
Ashland, topped South Barber
6-4, then lost to Chaparral 5-6 (1-
7 in tiebreaker).
In the #1 Doubles competi-
tion, Timberwolf netters fresh-
man Monique Asebedo and jun-
ior Shasta Peterson placed sixth
at 0-and-3 for the day. They lost
by identical scores of 0-6 to Ash-
land and South Barber, and fell
2-6 to Chaparrel.
In #2 Singles, freshman Bri
Uhl lost to Ashland 0-6, lost to
South Barber 2-6, then defeated
Wichita Trinity 6-5 (7-5 in
tiebreaker) to place fifth for the
day.
In #2 Doubles, the SCHS
team was represented by fresh-
men Abigail Rogers and Emma
Dunn. They lost to both Ash-
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At Home
by Susan Edmonston
South Central High School
hosted a quadrangnlar volleyball
tournament in Coldwater on
Tuesday, Aug. 30.
The varsity team, coached by
Cindy Snyder, did well, winning
every match in two sets.
Competing with Ingalls, the
Timberwolf girls won the first
set 25-8 and the second set 25-
22.
Next, in the game with
Satanta, South Central won the
first set 25-7 and the second set,
25-8.
Then the T-Wolf girls de-
feated Ashland 25-8 then 25-14.
The varsity overall record is
now 6-and-2. In the league,
South Central's record is 3-and-
0.
South Central's junior varsity
volleyball team only played one
set due to the electricity going
out during the games. They de-
feated Satanta 25-5.
land and South Barber 0-6, and
lost to Conway Springs 3-6. They
placed sixth for the day.
All the students who com-
peted for us at this meet were
first-time players. This was their
first-ever meet in tennis.
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Sept. 12-16
Monday
Chicken Enchiladas
Spanish Rice
Corn O'Brien
Tortilla in Entrre
Cinnamon Apple Slices
Tuesday
Pork Roast
Sweet Potatoes
Three Bean Salad
Muffin
Fruit Cocktail
Wednesday
Beef Macaroni & Cheese
Tossed Salad with Tomato
Green pepper, carrot
Peas & Carrots
Whole Wheat Roll
Cantaloupe
Thursday
Chicken Salad
Pasta Salad with Vegetables
Broccoli & Cauliflower Salad
Bread
Peach Crisp
Friday
Baked Tilapia
Tator Tots
Cucumbers & Onions
in Sour Cream
Whole Wheat Roll
Apricots
City of Coldwater
SEWER CLEANING NOTIFICATION
We will be cleaning sanitary sewers throughout the
city from now through mid- to late-September. Each
day we will begin about 8 a.m., and will likely be at it
most of the day.
Sewer lines can develop air pressure or a partial vacuum
from the cleaning process. Usually any excess air pressure or
vacuum will dissipate through your plumbing vents, but oc-
casionally there are homes with inadequate plumbing vents
(no vents, undersized vents, or obstructed vents). In the case
of inadequate venting of air pressure could escape through
your toilet, floor, sink, tub, or shower drains, causing water to
splash out or, a vacuum could draw the water out of your
fixture traps causing an unpleasant odor.
To guard against this possibility please:
• COVER ALL FLOOR DRAINS WITH PLASTIC AND
PLACE A WEIGHT ON THE PLASTIC.
• COVER ALL TOILETS WITH PLASTIC AND CLOSE
THE LID ON THE PLASTIC.
• IF YOU SHOULD EXPERIENCE AN UNPLEASANT
ODOR, RUN WATER INTO EACH DRAIN TO RE-FILL
THE TRAPS.
Water and drains may be used as normal. The cleaning of
sanitary sewer is necessary to help prevent stoppages.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION.
OUR APOLOGIES FOR THIS INCONVENIENCE.
If you have any questions, please call
(620) 635-6457
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