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Junction
City – Geary County A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z GARDEN
CLUB OF JUNCTION CITY A women’s club whose object is betterment of our homes, surroundings, general community and ourselves. FEE: Annual membership dues
The Auxiliary of women and men is a volunteer organization which performs the following services: Delivery of Mail, Water flowers, Nutrition (juice & coffee), Operate the Gift Shop, Operate the Information Desk, Distribute magazines & reading materials
Keep records of receipts and expenditures of county accounts; keeps papers to the Board of County Commissioners. Maintains Tax Roll and annual inventory of county property. Handles all claims against county and prepares county warrants. Issues permits for movement on public roads, hunting and fishing licenses. Acts as Election Commission.
785-238-2261 This is a federal organization divided into regions, states, counties and other political sub divisions. Its purposes are to train, coordinate and protect against disasters or hazardous material, by organization of these units for support, to operate trained personnel in the management or work functions with which the personnel are familiar. FEE: None
Membership is open to any interested individual. Members need not belong to the Historical Society. NOTE: Interested individuals may obtain additional information from the Geary County Historical Society at 6th and Adams or by calling 785-238-1666 or 785-238-6236.
The museum, located in historic former high school building, opened in May 1983. It features changing displays on community life, Indian artifacts, historic photo collection, research room with volunteer staff, gift shop featuring handcrafted items. Guided tours are available on special request. Special programs and demonstrations presented periodically. Weekly newspaper column on area history and museum activities. FEE: Voluntary donations GEARY
COUNTY INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL (I.C.C.) For the parents of a child between the ages of birth and three, Infant-Toddler Services can offer information about how our infant or toddler is growing and developing compared to other children. Special services are available if your child shows a delay. This includes speech therapy, physical therapy, special instruction, occupational therapy and other services. I.C.C. offers infant and toddler services (birth through 2 years of age) or children with special needs. FEE:
No cost to families GEARY
COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS Services include recording of real estate deeds, mortgages, articles of incorporation, tax liens and transfers of power of attorney and military discharges.
An umbrella organization that coordinates agencies that have programs and services concerned with the elderly. Special emphasis in the areas of health, nutrition, recreation, transportation, tax assistance, legal aid, yard and chore assistance, energy saving (LIEAP), housing referral, homemaker services, telephone reassurance (Ring-A-Day). SPECIAL
ACTIVITIES SPONSORED:
Girl
Scout House Kaw
Valley Girl Scouts Council The Girl Scouts provide informal education to girls ages 5-17 in the arts, science and technology, intercultural understand, health and well-being and the outdoors.
Provides a therapeutic enviroment for disabled and aging adults with 24-hour licensed nursing care. The plan of care for each resident is developed to meet the physical and psycho-social needs by the following the physician orders which include: medications, treatments, diets, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, activities and social services. The facility is a 60 bed Christian affiliated home. The goal is to provide care to insure each resident’s maximum potential for independence. Medicare Certified.
Green
Park Apartments provides safe, decent and sanitary housing for elderly
and low to moderate income families. Eligibility is based on Annual
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