Second Annual Fill a Ford with Toys Drive Underway
Roundup Collegiate Farm Bureau and Garden City Community College Block and Bridle members collect new unwrapped toys through Friday. Drop off at Burtis Motor Co. today and Friday and at GCCC John Collins Vocational Building Thursday 8 am to 6 pm. Toys go to kids in need for Christmas. Contact Cindy VenJohn at 620 276-9502.
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Collegiate Farm Bureau
Garden City Community College
Burtis Motor Co
John Collins Vocational
GCCC
Cindy VenJohn
Cats exhibit and Christmas open house planned at local venues
A Christmas Open House at Garden Valley Retirement Village Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. features live entertainment by Gwyneth Frack from 2 to 2:30 and The Half Fast Singers from 2:30 to 3:30 led by Dr. Mark Neuman, plus Generation Gap Mennonite Men's Quartet from 3:30 to 4. At Stauth Memorial Museum in Montezuma the Feline Fine: Art of Cats II exhibit opens Sunday, presenting 50 cat themed paintings and sculptures with tours by appointment. museum hours are Tue–Sat 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4:30 p.m. Sunday 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
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Garden Valley Retirement Village
Spruce St
Gwyneth Frack
Mark Neuman
Generation Gap Mennonite Men’s Quartet
Howard Koehn
Stauth Memorial Museum
Montezuma
Alta Brown Elementary Christmas Dinner and Program
Alta Brown Elementary School hosts its annual Family Christmas Dinner and Program from 5 to 7 30 p m at 1110 E Pine St The dinner costs 2 per person features hot dogs chili chili dogs and a baked potato bar The kindergarten and first grade program starts at 6 p m and the second through fourth grade program begins at 6 45 p m
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Alta Brown
E. Pine St
City honors Beltran for distinguished service
Garden City awards Cynthia Beltran legal clerk and victim advocate the 2014 Distinguished Service Award for meritorious public service. Nomination praised her beyond duty performance and teamwork as she supports victims and covers colleagues’ duties when needed. Other items note employee milestone recognitions and budget/insurance matters at Tuesday meeting.
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Garden City
Cynthia Beltran
Michelle Stegman
Stegman
Jennifer Cunningham
Beltran
Ployee
Cynthia
Prosecution Department
Kaleb Kentner
Bill Matheson
Peter Ramirez
Brett Harman
Donna Wohler
Lee Richardson Zoo
Jon Irsik
Traveler’s Insurance
Rutter Cline Associates, Inc
Capital Improvement Reserve
DEA
Curt Kinney
Bruce Glass
Valerie Hess
Landmarks Commission
Vicki Germann
Planning Commission
Glass
Garden City Board of Zoning Appeals
Roger Unruh
Building Safety Board of Appeals
Jamie Warren
Garden City Recreation Commission
Art and Communications Showcase Friday Night at GCHS
Garden City High School School of Arts and Communications hosts Showcase Night from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday featuring student presentations, music, forensics, art displays, culinary samples, robotics, chemistry demos, and a fashion show. The drama department presents A Charlie Brown Christmas at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Admission to the showcase is free. Tickets for the play are $5 adults and $3 students. Public welcome.
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Garden City High School
Charlie Brown
Snoopy
GCHS
Cindy Hernandez
Jack Spellman
Lucy
Michael Partridge
School of Arts and Communications
Dodge City man wins $10 000 on Ghost Busters ticket
Juan Castaneda 33 won 10000 on a $2 Ghost Busters scratch ticket purchased in Garden City. He bought several tickets during a weekend visit, scratched them on the way back to Dodge City, and plans to pay off his car and buy new rims with the prize.
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Dodge City
Garden City
Juan Castaneda
Kansas Lottery
Castaneda
Kwik Shop
Campus Drive
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Stauth
Allen Shelton
Bob Zundt
Mike Utz
Curtis Schlereth
Solid
Toby Witthuhn
Clint Brock
Oscar Flores
Lester Ummel
James Daily
Derk Rojas
Wesley Brungardt
Ryan Hahn
Golf Food and Beverage
Kenny Becker
Becky Malow
Meni Beate
E. Mary S Kin Vie Waals
Stephanie Bogner
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