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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1968
Page
3
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Washington ended 34 years of liquor free Sundays as bars and restaurants marked the change with celebrations. Favors and noise markers appeared, one venue offered 5 cent drinks, and another burned small cards indicating liquor could not be served after midnight. A new city ordinance now allows liquor by the drink until 2:00 a.m. Sunday and from noon Sunday to 2:00 a.m. Monday.
Greg Boles won Best of Show in the 4 H youth division for an arrangement in the breakfast table class at Finney County Fair. Blue ribbon winners included Kristin Henkle Carrie Lee Sharon Borah Keith Henkle Stephanie MecAtee Beverly Borah Stephanie MeAtee Doug Henkie Rhonda Boles Stephanie Boles Debbie Martin Michelle Martin and several entries in the open class such as Basket of Gold Mrs John Boyd Welcome to Our Patio Mrs F A Meier Magic of Fall Mrs E D Gutentag Green and White Mrs John Boyd Between the Bookends Mrs E D Gutentag In a Nut shell Mrs John Boyd Last Bit of Summer Mrs John Boyd Good Morning Debbie Martin.
A large boiler at Barton County Community Junior College exploded at 10 a.m. Sunday, blowing out both ends and damaging walls. Sheriff Marion Weese said it was likely caused by a charge dropped into a vent pipe. Investigators from the Kansas Bureau of Investigation and state fire marshal assisted, with Vaughn Plumbing Co. of Wichita as the sub-contractor.
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