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8 8 8 8 8 8 A2 THE HAYS DAILY NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 2005 this Community Bulletin Board The Hays Public Library is offering a free Microsoft Word class from 10 a.m. to noon Aug. 18 and 19. Learn to use the popular MIcrosoft Word typing program in this two-day class. Participants will learn how to create and format documents, add "Word art" and pictures to documents, and print letters, labels and envelopes.

Space is limited. Sign up at the main floor library desk or call 625-9014. Organizers of the Midwest Deutsche Oktoberfest invite civic clubs, community organizations, church groups and other vendors to reserve booth space for the fourth annual Oktoberfest Sept. 17 and 18 at the Ellis County Fairgrounds. Booth space: is available for food booths, arts and craft vendors, homemade items, baked goods and other products.

Tor request additional information about booth size, fees, etc. or to reserve a booth, contact Angle Habiger, (785) 628-3151. For more information about the fourth annual Midwest Deutsche Oktoberfest, contact: Leo Dorzweller (785) 625-5394 or Jeremy Dannebohm (785) 259-4449 www.midwestdeutschefest.com. The Hays Area Chamber of Commerce announces that all spaces for the Aug. 27 Fort Hays State University TailGreat event have been reserved.

Unclaimed TailGreat spaces will be open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis at 4 p.m. Anyone with questions or concerns should contact the chamber at 628-8201. The date and time for the Thomas More Prep-Marian homecoming parade 2005 has been scheduled for 6 p.m. Sept. 16.

Participants in the parade will line up on'th school grounds a at 5 p.m.' The parade route will leave -Marian from 17th Street, head east to Main Street and continue south on Main to. Lewis Field. The Alumni Association of Thomas More Prep-Marian in- i vites the community to share in sistit this celebration with any they would like. to add to enhance the homecoming parade. Any groups that are interested in participating in the parade need to contact the Alumni Office at TMP-Marian prior to Sept.

9 at (785) 625-9434. On Campus Friday Perseid meteor shower, 2 to 7 a.m. Monday Van training for faculty and staff, Brooks Building, 9 a.m. Lotteries Powerball DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) One ticket sold in New Mexico for the Powerball game Wednesday night matched all six numbers drawn, which were: 13-31-36-38-49 Powerball 02 Power Play: 05 TOPEKA (AP) Here are the winning numbers selected Wednesday in the Kansas Lottery: Daily Pick 3 5-8-3 Super Kansas Cash 5-15-28-29-31 Super Cashball 5 Kansas 2by2 Red Numbers: 11-19; White Numbers: 16-17, Does It still seem like you need another night's sleep? You hear so much about new beds and now you can try all three at KELLER FURNITURE GALLERIES. The astronaut's SWEDISH FOAM BED.

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Old U.S. Highway 40, (785) 625-5252: Wednesday Impounds: Male brown shepherd cross found in the 1000 block of Mount Pleasant. Short- haired black and white kitten found in the 500 block of East Eighth Yellow lab retriever 100 East Strays: 20th wwwww.the Cream chow-akita mix found in Glade Female black lab mix found at Weber lake Male brown and white pitbull found in Brownell Female black pitbull found in Brownell Surrendered: Female border collie mix puppy Four male border collie mix puppies Neutered male black short haired declawed cat Today: Male black lab mix found in 2700 block of General Female kitten, 1000 block Reservation Road Strays: Male tan-and-white corgi mix, 13th Street Calendar Today to 10 plaques. p.m., Long Sonic distance Drive-In. award.

Dash The Hays Art Council is taking donations for the fifth annual BIG "garage" sale until 6:30 p.m. at 112 E. 11th. All items from "kitsch" to kitchen to furniture is welcome. Please note that no tires, broken items, greasy or dirty clothing, shoes or magazines will be accepted.

For alternative delivery times or questions about items accepted, please call 625-7522. Friday The Hays Art Council is taking donations for. the fifth annual BIG "garage" sale from 9 a.m. to noon at 112 E. 11th.

All items from "kitsch" to kitchen to furniture is welcome. Please note that no tires, broken Items, greasy or dirty clothing, shoes or magazines will be accepted. For alternative delivery times or questions about items accepted, please call 625-7522. High Plains Street Machines "Rock with us" cruise, 7 Are we looking out for the children? Summer is coming to an end, school begins next Thursday and everyone seems to be in a hurry With school back in session, we will have many children walking and riding bikes to school at the same time as many of us are dropping kids off and heading to work. The kids are thinking about school and friends and not really thinking about looking out for cars and being safe.

Simultaneously, those of us in cars are often distracted by conversations in the car or thinking about everything that needs to get done today The problem with all of this is our focus on safety and looking out for the children. Over 1,100 children each year are killed while walking or riding Hays Police Department activity log Wednesday Three traffic stops Eight animal calls Motor vehicle accident, 100 block East Ninth Motor vehicle accident, 1100 block Country Club Motor vehicle accident, 1700 block Main Wildlife incident, 300 block East 11th Burglary, vehicle, 2500 block East 20th Burglary, vehicle, 100 block East 15th Criminal damage to property, 1300 block Vine Criminal damage to property, 3600 block Vine Civil dispute, 300 block Mopar Criminal damage to property, 1800 block Ash Criminal damage to property, 1000 block East 37th Domestic disturbance, 200 block West Fifth Fire, 2700 block Plaza Ave. Incident, 3800 block Vine Criminal damage to property, 3300 block Hillcrest Criminal trespass, 500 block West 36th Theft, 1300 block Vine Theft, 1000 block East 37th Theft, 2900 block Vine Civil dispute, 500 block West 23rd Water use violation, 2600 block Vine Hays Fire Department activity log Wednesday Building fire, 2700 block Plaza, five units Hazardous condition, 2300 block Timber Drive, four units Ellis County Sheriff Office activity log Today Cattle out, 1400 block Buckeye Wednesday Motor vehicle accident, 1100 block 280th Motor vehicle accident, private property, 1200 block 240th Stray livestock, 2200 block Catherine Transport, Russell Municipal court Marriage licenses Larry J. Hertel, 40, and Brenda D. Borger, 34, both of Hays.

Cody Lee Graham, 24, and Tara Lee Pfannenstiel, 23, both of Hays. Benjamin Michael Butler, 29, and Farrah Lace Elkins, 29, both of Hays. Jason Lee Hardy, 23, and Heather Kristine Kaus, 20, both of Hays. Matthew Carl Dumler, 23, and Susan Kay Cooper, 21, both of Hays. Donald Evan Chambers, 51, Mary Jolene Ross, 48, both of Hays.

Canterbury Oral Maxillofacial Surgery would like to introduce Ronald L. Roholt, DDS, MD. Dr. Roholt joins us from Fort Hood in Texas, He has served 20 years in the United States Army. He received his dental degree from University of the Pacific School of Dentistry in San Francisco.

He obtained his medical degree from University of Texas Health Science Center School of Medicine as well as completed his oral and maxillofacial surgery residency at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas. Back Row (L-R) Cynthia, Denise, Kimberly Front Row (L-R) Christopher, Dr. Ronald L. Roholt Dr. Roholt specializes in the following: Removal of diseased and impacted teeth Dental Implants Removal of Wisdom Teeth Treatment of Pathologic Conditions Facial trauma Reconstructive Maxillofacial Surgery Treatment of Facial Pain Correction of Jaw Deformities Facial Birth Defects Please join us in welcoming Dr.

Roholt and his family to Hays. Cop Corner bicycles. From observation, very few of our children in Hays are wearing bicycle helmets. Bicycle helmets save thousands of Americans, young and old, from serious injury and death each year. Beyond the issue of helmets, I ask each of you to try and leave a few minutes early so you take the time to slow down and look out for our children.

Public Record Jeremy Eugene Albee, 26, and Tiffany Marie Hays, 24, both of Coldwater. Dane Arlen Flora, 28, and Rebecca Jo Zodrow, 30, both of Hays. Janella Dawn Mildrexler, 32, Colby, and Brian Keith Gerstner, 29, Hays. Cory Samuel Leiker, 26, and Amy Jean Foster, 28, both of Hays. Richard Daniel Dorzweiler, 28, and Karen Lee Mikols, 24, both of Hays.

James Christopher Fabrizius, 25, and Shari Marie Riedel, 21, both of Hays. Kris Gerald Munsch, 41, and Gena Nicole Keller, 30, Hays. Cody Joseph Marintzer, 25, and Karen Janelle Flax, 25, both of Hays. Dustin Lee Robinson, 25, and Cayla Arnel Kepka, 22, both of Dorrance. Tyrel Adair Coker, 23, and Amber Rose Schmidt, 22, both of Hays.

Terry Lee Sanders, 34, and Catherine Emeline Hamilton, 36, both of Hays. Barett Wayne Day, 31, Hays, and Lindsay Anne Bice, 21, Stockton. Travis Dale Key, 24, and Tracy Ann Kramer, 23, both of Olathe. Jeremy Wade Nusser, 27, and Adrienne Beth 28, both of Ellis. Jared Ray Rader, 29, and Jolene Marie Bochy-Kimber, 29, both of Ellis.

Kenyon Seane Bange, 31, and Nanieta Lynne Mizner, 25, both of Hays. Curtis Charles Giebler, 24, Hays, and Melissa Ann Fernandez, 23, San Angelo, Texas. Tony Ray Staley, 30, and Diana Jo Delimont, 25, both of Hays. Samuel Richard Zwenger, 25, and Lianne Elisabeth Kitzis, 23, both of Hays. Lance Robert Thurlow, 25, and Katharine Laree Miller, 24, both of Hays.

Jamie Lindon Kohl, 25, and Molly Ann Honas, 23, both of Ellis. Dale Joseph Windholz, 22, Hays, and Danielle Janae Herl, 20, Victoria. Rickie Lee Kuhn, 44, and Debra K. Dinkel, 47, both of Hays. Donald D.

Birzer, legal age, Dodge City, and Mary Ann Smith, legal age, Hays. Paul Brungardt, 33, and Ham.lin Nicole Ogle, 24, both of Hays. Travis Ryan Beam, 22, Hays, and Julia Loretta Wall, 21, Hillsboro. Ricky Dean Beedy, 49, and Roxanne Lynette Stegmeier, 41, both of Hays. Chandler Scott Schumacher, 23, and Jacqueline Anne Leiker, 22, both of Hays.

Jeremy Mark Langer, 21, and Da- Moms and dads, please talk about pedestrian safety and bicycle safety with your children. Emphasize how important it is to slow down or stop at every intersection and always look both ways. Most car and accidents happen because either the bicyclist didn't yield or the driver didn't see the bicyclist or pedestrian. If we ingrain in our children to think safety, our children may make up for that inattentive driver. Regardless of the safe or safe actions of our young pedestrians and bicyclist, those of us in the cars and trucks need to pay close attention, think safety and look out for the children.

Philip Hartsfield assistant chief of police nee Lynn Atwell, 21, both of Hays. Derik W. Garlow, 36, and Stephanie A. Gross, 33, both of Shawnee. Marc Allen Leiker, 32, and Amy Elizabeth Dolton, 29, both of Hays.

William Robert Kogl, 42, Colby, and Blanca Alicia Teran, 45, Bazine. Alva Stephen Schutte, 24, Greeley, and Brandy Nichole Houghton, 18, Hays. Adam LeRoy Strausberg, 22, and Susan Renee Craven, 28, both of Hays, Jason Travis Sutter, 23, Beloit, and Heesook Kim, 24, Hays. Matthew Lee Dreher, 22, and Sara Joleen Harper, 23, both of Hays. Eber Edward Phelps, 53, and Joan Lynn Mandeville, 46, both of Hays.

Steven Edward Kingbury, 22, Dorrance, and Danielle Nicole Clausen, 20, South Haven. Andrew P. 27, and Valarie Ann Prochazka, 30, both of Hays. Paul Edward Prewo, 25, Johnson, and Michelle Lynn Soney, 27, Hays. Lance Alfred Gerstner, 23, and Brina Kathryn Massaglia, 22, both of Hays.

Tyler Mitchell Windholz, 33, and Rhonda Dee Swart, 32, both of Hays. Christopher Charles Barnard, 28, Marie Felder, 22, Brownell. Joseph Oliver Hutto, 28, Winfield, and Katelin Lee Brunson, 23, Pratt. Benjamin David Frazier, 19, Hays, and Amanda Marie Hoskins, 18, Stockton. Adam Paul Ogorzolka, 23, Indianola, and Amanda Lynn Shaver, 27, Thomas Wayne Koster, 25, and Ashley Nicole Doerfler, 22, both of Kansas City, Mo.

Seth Daniel Kastle, 24, Kensington, and Julia Raelene Sorg, 25, Medicine Lodge. Timothy Dwayne Redfield, 25, and Melanie Dawn Dreher, 18, both of Hays. Christopher William Rhoades, 33, and Leah Joy Koerner, 36, both of Hays. Divorces granted John Smith, Rush County, and Diana Smith, Dickinson County. Marion G.

Curlile, Broken Bow, and Patti R. Curlile, Ellis County, Stephen M. Arnhold and Geraldine A. Arnhold, both of Ellis County. Joseph A Knoll and Kristian L.

Knoll, both of Ellis County. James D. Day, Rooks County, and Antonia Armenta-Day, Ellis County, Travis Anderson and Robin Anderson, both of Phillips County. John A. Linch, Texas, and Tiffany D.

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see Farmer's Market, 8 a.m. to noon, Holy Family Elementary school yard, 1805 Vine, Sunday TMP-Marian "All You Can Eat" Breakfast and Raffle, 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., TMP Dining Room. Free will donation. Chance to win $300 cash.

Monday The Kansas Cancer Partner- ship will have an informational meeting about the Kansas Comprehensive Cancer Control and Prevention Plan at 2 and 6 p.m, in the Hadley Room at Hays Medical Center. Each meeting is expected to last an hour and a half. Send information to Calendar, Hays Dally News, 507 Main, Hays, KS 67601..