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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2003
Page
3
The Kearny County Library showcases the Department 56 Christmas Village and the city of Lindsborg Village through December. Lights at 101 E Prairie, Lakin, will be off from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday except the village lights, as Christmas stories are read.
Finney County Public Library hosts a Lunch and Learn session Thursday sponsored by the Finney County Extension Office. From 12 05 to 12 55 p m attendees may bring a lunch. Coffee and tea will be provided at 605 E Walnut St.
Garden City USD 457 offers a free screening clinic Friday for residents' children ages 3 to 5. The session runs 8:30 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 2 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church, 1010 Fleming St. It includes hearing, vision, large and small muscle development, communication and thinking skills checks. Appointments via the Early Childhood Department at 276-5149. if unable to attend, call 271-8847.
Garden City Community College announces public enrollment for spring classes. Hours are 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Friday through Dec 19 and Jan 7 to 9. Spring term starts Jan 12 with early enrollment advised.
Saint Thomas Episcopal Church will hold its Yum Yum Shop sale this Saturday in the Parish Hall from 8 a.m. to about 1 p.m. The entrance is at Main and Walnut streets.
Garden City Community College presents the annual Vespers Concert at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building auditorium. The free event follows an open house with refreshments and the 2003-2004 GCCC Art Faculty Exhibition. More than three dozen students from 11 area communities perform 19 seasonal selections with vocalists and instrumentalists.
A Kansas study committee endorsed a plan to issue 500 million in bonds to bolster KPERS funding, aiming to close a 2.7 billion long term gap. The plan starts 15.1 million in 2005, faces general revenue backing, and remains part of broader pension fixes debated by lawmakers and Gov. Sebelius.
Police logs show Tracie Valverde 30 arrested for two prior battery incidents. Hipolito Mora 19 charged with DUI and underage alcohol use. Jose Rodriguez 41 arrested for second driving while suspended. Trini Martinez 21 cited for driving while suspended obstruction and traffic infractions. Maria and Yadira Perez 24 and 20 charged with theft at JC Penney with $180 loss. Stacy Warren 17 cited for curfew and prior infractions. Eliezer Ibarra 21 charged with criminal use of a weapon and failure-to-appear. Additional arrests and citations include driving while suspended, warrants, and related offenses.
Between November 5 and November 26, several property thefts are under investigation. Incidents include a wallet stolen from an apartment on Labrador Boulevard worth 20 dollars, a 1100 dollar cash theft at Taco John's on Kansas Avenue, a 10 dollar handicap placard, a 455 dollar loss during a move, a 130 dollar stereo, 80 dollars in cash, a 5 dollar check, and a fraudulent credit card use on Garden City Avenue. Investigation continues.
Willie M Bullard Jr 90 died Dec 1 2003 at Pioneer Manor Hugoton Born Nov 28 1913 in Indian Territory Oklahoma he married Ruby Jennings in 1932 He worked 21 years as custodian at Lincoln School Dodge City prior farming and railroad work He is survived by two daughters seven grandchildren 13 great grandchildren nine great great grandchildren Funeral Feb 2 2003 Moscow KS burial Moscow Cemetery Visitation Pauls Funeral Home Hugoton Nettie Aeschliman 90 died Nov 30 2003 Holly Colorado Born Aug 31 1913 in Marion County She is survived by husband Marion five children ten grandchildren 15 great grandchildren four sisters and many nieces and nephews Funeral Feb 6 2003 Valley Memorial Chapel Holly Burial Coolidge Memorials to Wycliffe Bible Translators or to the funeral chapel box in care of the chapel
Garden City Community College and partners launch a six week Corporate Meltdown program starting Jan 20 with weigh ins, weekly 6:30 to 7:30 pm sessions and topics on healthy living. About 30 teams last year shed 686 pounds. Entry deadline Jan 13 costs 100 per five person team.
GEUDA SPRINGS AP Residents balk at a proposed ordinance requiring households to own firearms and ammunition or face fines. Mayor Edward Lacey vetoed the measure, which Council had approved 3-2. A revised version will be reviewed February 2, and a nonbinding voter poll will gauge opinion at the January meeting. The sheriff warned the rule could endanger officers responding to calls.
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