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Students selling subscriptions

By Staff | Apr 26, 2000

The musical Chieftains are out selling newspaper subscriptions and renewals in the area.

“I think the word is getting out,” said Donna Mages, a member of the advisory board to the Tonganoxie High School music department’s VIP Booster Club.

About 160 students are involved in the fund-raising effort. Each member of the THS band and choir has been authorized to sell newspaper subscriptions to The Mirror and the Lawrence Journal-World.

In return, the newspapers will make a donation to the students for each subscription sold.

The Mirror will donate to students $5 from each annual subscription that students sell. A 52-week subscription to The Mirror costs $25 in Leavenworth, Jefferson, Douglas, Wyandotte and Johnson counties; $30 a year elsewhere in Kansas; and $35 a year outside of Kansas.

The offer applies to both new subscriptions and renewals.

The Journal-World has agreed to donate $10 for each 14-week subscription, which costs customers $34.50.

All band and choir students who are in eighth grade through 12th grade are participating in the special fund-raiser, which will run through May 12.

The Marching Chieftains are raising funds for a trip in late December to the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. Each member of the band has been asked to contribute $380 toward the cost of the trip. In addition, vocal music students are raising funds for upcoming activities.

Mages will collect money from students once a week. She also will be in charge of tallying how much each student raises. For additional information about this special offer, call The Mirror, (913) 845-2222, or drop by the newspaper offices, 520 E. Fourth, in Tonganoxie.