Imagine being served a complete home-cooked roast beef dinner for only $6. Seriously???
Yes! Reading UMethodist Church wants to be sure that the students of Reading have all of their school
supplies next fall so we are starting now to be prepared.
Dinner will be served shortly after the end of service at 11:30am until it is gone (or we're tired, haha)
Roast beef, mashed potatoes & gravy, green beans, homemade rolls, dessert, tea/coffee for on $6 for adults and $3 for kids under 10.
Friday, February 24, 2012
Thursday, February 23, 2012
CITY COUNCIL MEETING Notes on civic building
There is to be a basement safe room. FEMA 75%, state 10%, Reading 15%
There was much discussion about the size, moving city hall to the building, other parts, etc.
Motion made (Jen/Heather) to move city hall to the civic building when complete.
Approved 4 yea / 1 abstain
There are several funders waiting on plans and numbers to help. City council members were
asked by the Mayor to draw up plans of what they would like to see for a floor plan. They hope to have
a solid "general" idea at next weeks meeting so that a volunteer KSU architect instructor can draw them
up and figures can be gathered to present to funders. The funders are just waiting on concrete figures.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING -- MARCH 1, THURSDAY -- 7pm, City Hall
There was much discussion about the size, moving city hall to the building, other parts, etc.
Motion made (Jen/Heather) to move city hall to the civic building when complete.
Approved 4 yea / 1 abstain
There are several funders waiting on plans and numbers to help. City council members were
asked by the Mayor to draw up plans of what they would like to see for a floor plan. They hope to have
a solid "general" idea at next weeks meeting so that a volunteer KSU architect instructor can draw them
up and figures can be gathered to present to funders. The funders are just waiting on concrete figures.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING -- MARCH 1, THURSDAY -- 7pm, City Hall
CITY COUNCIL MEETING Notes
Present: Ed Sapp, Todd Hensley, Bill Paige, Heather Jones, Jenifer Hanneman, Mayor Kevin Sorensen
City Employee -- Carol Ann Higgins
7:05pm -- meeting called to order by Mayor
presentation of lagoon project bids on $200,000 grant from KS Dept of Commerce
Bid awarded to King Construction for $122,363 Sub-contractors Midland Fence, TWS out
of Lebo and Mayer Specialties from Goddard
Additional funds that will be available after ALL add-ons are paid are targeted for replacement
of deteriorated/damaged piping and to replace/place rock rip-rap.
7:30pm -- completed lagoon contracts
Richard Heathman asked to have a water meter run on the Hoop House lot. He will pay for
the water.
Old cement restrooms in park have been taken down. City was informed they would lose $5,000
in FEMA money. The city is filing a change of use of money from the restrooms to
office equipment: computer, copier, Jayhawk update, etc. up to $5,000.
NEXT ENTRY HAS NOTES ON CIVIC BUILDING DISCUSSION
City Employee -- Carol Ann Higgins
7:05pm -- meeting called to order by Mayor
presentation of lagoon project bids on $200,000 grant from KS Dept of Commerce
Bid awarded to King Construction for $122,363 Sub-contractors Midland Fence, TWS out
of Lebo and Mayer Specialties from Goddard
Additional funds that will be available after ALL add-ons are paid are targeted for replacement
of deteriorated/damaged piping and to replace/place rock rip-rap.
7:30pm -- completed lagoon contracts
Richard Heathman asked to have a water meter run on the Hoop House lot. He will pay for
the water.
Old cement restrooms in park have been taken down. City was informed they would lose $5,000
in FEMA money. The city is filing a change of use of money from the restrooms to
office equipment: computer, copier, Jayhawk update, etc. up to $5,000.
NEXT ENTRY HAS NOTES ON CIVIC BUILDING DISCUSSION
CITY COUNCIL MEETING TONIGHT!
Reminder -- SPECIAL city council meeting tonight at 7pm to start getting suggestions, ideas and reactions to a new Civic Building. This is your chance to share and listen.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICE
Wednesday, February 22
6pm to 6:30pm
Reading United Methodist Church
Lent begins today and a service will be held to help
in your preparation for Easter.
6pm to 6:30pm
Reading United Methodist Church
Lent begins today and a service will be held to help
in your preparation for Easter.
Monday, February 20, 2012
COMMUNITY PARTY
Community Bingo Party
March 31 6 to 8pm
Reading School
Remember how nice it was to share an evening together watching a movie
last fall? Well, here we go again. The Communication Team is putting
together a Bingo Party under the supervision of Peggy Fort.
It's fun! It's free! It's for you! Come be a part of the community!
March 31 6 to 8pm
Reading School
Remember how nice it was to share an evening together watching a movie
last fall? Well, here we go again. The Communication Team is putting
together a Bingo Party under the supervision of Peggy Fort.
It's fun! It's free! It's for you! Come be a part of the community!
Scentsy Open House
Saturday, March 10
2 to 4pm
Miracle Cafe
Introducing new line of Scentsy and new spring items
Deanna Buss -- Consultant (620-794-4508)
Vicky Tabor -- Helping Hostess
10% of all sales will go to the Reading Park Tree Fund
2 to 4pm
Miracle Cafe
Introducing new line of Scentsy and new spring items
Deanna Buss -- Consultant (620-794-4508)
Vicky Tabor -- Helping Hostess
10% of all sales will go to the Reading Park Tree Fund
School Supply Sunday Dinner
Sunday, February 26
Noon
Reading United Methodist Church
Everything homemade -- roast beef, mashed potatoes & gravy, green beans, rolls, dessert & drink
Minimum $6 donation
All proceeds will be used to purchase school supplies for students at Reading School and North Lyon County Junior High.
This is the 15th year that Reading United Methodist Church has done this for Reading students.
Noon
Reading United Methodist Church
Everything homemade -- roast beef, mashed potatoes & gravy, green beans, rolls, dessert & drink
Minimum $6 donation
All proceeds will be used to purchase school supplies for students at Reading School and North Lyon County Junior High.
This is the 15th year that Reading United Methodist Church has done this for Reading students.
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