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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1962

Page

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Real Santa Revealed By Wichita Grandson

Jim Sloan recalls his Wichita grandson meeting Santa at a downtown store who turned out to be the mailman off duty. Santa shared the boy’s address and home color and noted the coat was tossed on arrival. The boy said, There are many Santas, but this must be the real one. He has since helped with chores and even picked up his coat. Steak for breakfast at Warren Hotel surprises guests in a community development course.

Jim Sloan Wichita Santa

Debaters Eye Three Tourneys

Garden City high school debaters attended four tournaments last weekend. Sheryl Etling with Cheryl Bentley at Pratt and Beverly Gardiner with Larry Meeker at the El Dorado Open came within one speaker point of the semifinals at two events. They also competed at Hoisington Open and Augusta novice meet but placed no teams.

Garden City Sheryl Etling Cheryl Bentley Pratt Beverly Gardiner Larry Meeker Hoisington Augusta Dodge City Wichita Wichita East University of Wichita

Garden Sass Marriage Defies Management Says Garden Gus

Gus Garden states that the marriage is a mere union defying management. The remark frames the couple’s relationship as an ongoing, contentious arrangement within a workplace or organizational setting.

Gus Garden

Twenty Eight Students Complete Community Course

Twenty eight participants earned certificates after finishing a 12 hour course on community development at the Warren Hotel. The six session program began three weeks prior with two hour sessions on Tuesdays and Wednesdays led by Prof. Don White from Kansas State University. Local sponsor groups included the Chamber of Commerce and Garden City-Finney County Metropolitan Area Planning Commission. White urged use of the Urban Planning Assistance Program under Section 701 of the Housing Act of 1954 to help under 50 000 population cities develop long range plans. Citizens listed as attendees include Elmer Bartlett Howard Blanchard John Boyd Bill Brown Mrs J O Carter James Cowgill Joe Doubrawa Kent Erickson Jim Fare Harold Fansler Ralph Gardiner Mitch Geisler Lloyd Haag Dr Leroy Hood H L Harms Bob Jaggard Maynard Knief Harold Long Gene Rudd Jesse Scott Bob Schreiber Jim Sloan Clyde Stallsworth Fred Stoeckly Joe Vanderweide Dr David Williams Deane Wiley and Bob Wright.

Telegram H. L. Harms Imperial Rt John Boyd Garden City-Finney County Warren Hotel Don White Kansas State University Center For Chamber of Commerce and Garden City-Finney County Metropolitan Area City and Planning Commissions Elmer Bartlett Howard Blanchard Bill Brown J. 0. Carter James Cowgill Joe Doubrava Kent Erickson Jim Fare Harold Fansler Ralph Gardiner Mitch Geisler Lloyd Haag Leroy Hood Bob Jaggard Maynard Knief Harold Long Gene Rudd Jesse Scott Bob Schreiber Jim Sloan Clyde Stallsworth Fred Stoeckly Joe Vanderweide David Williams Deane Wiley Bob Wright Garden City Insurance Board Scott Garden City Institute Charles Schoonover Everett Miller Jim Kelley Insurance Board Sloan Garden City Co-op Fulton 6Th 7Th Fansler Coop

Northwest Jaco Proposes TwoYear College in Nine Counties

Sixty eight leaders from nine northwest Kansas counties urged the state Board of Regents to establish a two year college in their region. They backed the Eurich report as guidance for higher education needs and noted local graduates lack equal opportunities. The proposed school could enroll 500 or more students despite distances of 50 to 175 miles to the nearest college.

Colby Kan Kansas State Board of Regents Eurich Regents Don Phillips Thomas

Mercury Dips Below Zero In Kansas

Sub-zero temperatures covered much of Kansas with a thawing trend starting. Early lows ranged from five below at Concordia to minus 4 at Lawrence and Olathe, Topeka minus 2, while Garden City reached 15 below? The zero belt stretched from southeast Kansas toward Russell. highs expected 15 to 20 in northeast, 30s in southwest with gradual warming by Thursday.

Topeka Kansas Concordia Lawrence Olathe Garden City Russell

Skybolt Plan Scrapped Threatens U S British Pact

London reports say the United States may cancel the Skybolt air to ground missile, risking a review of British defense commitments including the Holy Loch Polaris base. Talks between McNamara and Thorneycroft led to a stormy exchange as NATO ministers prepare Paris meetings and a Bahamas summit decision.

London U.S. Defense Department Britain Holy Loch Scotland U.S Sail Robert McNamara Peter Thorneycroft The Daily Sketch McNamara Skyholt Laborite Daily Herald Thorneycroft NATO Paris Kennedy Macmillan Bahamas United States Dwight D. Eisenhower

City Stand Pat on Park Lot Ruling and Tax Shakeup

City commissioners voted 2 to 1 to abide by the Finney County District Court ruling on the 6th and Pine parking lot dispute. The move blocks a city settlement. court actions may continue over a wall and access. Also debated were insurance board practices and a hand bill ordinance.

6Th and Pine Roland Tate Finney County District Court Bryant Garnand Garnand Arthur Fleming Commission Fleming

Record low temperatures set at regional airport

A cold snap produced a seasonal low of 15 degrees above zero at the airport late Tuesday into today, after a 17 degree low Tuesday morning. The day’s noon reading marked the 39th straight hour at or below freezing, with a high of 25 degrees on Tuesday and a slow recovery through the morning.

Pearson spent 23000 in Kansas Senate bid to fill Schoeppel term

Senator James B. Pearson R Kan spent 23000 in his successful campaign to complete the late Andrew Schoeppel's unexpired term. Final receipts show 21091 expenditures, with major contributions from GOP committees. Dole's challenger Breeding and other figures are listed with varying totals.

Washington James B. Pearson R-Kan Section Andrew F. Schoeppel Pearson John Anderson Kansas Senate K. L. Smith Wichita National Republican Campaign Committee National Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee Wyandotte Couny Republican Central Committee John B. Cram Frank Carlson Concordia Republican Paul L. Aylward Ellsworth House J. Floyd Breeding Rolla Kan Democratic National Committee Robert Dole Russell

Two Automobiles Catch Fire Tuesday

Fire units answered twice Tuesday evening to vehicle blazes. At 5:56 p.m. Kelsey Garland drove a 1956 model on the 700 block of Iage when a backfire lit the carburetor, causing minor damage. At 11 p.m. firefighters responded to the Trail Inn Motel on W Kansas Ave to a 1950 car owned by Bill Gibson of Sublette, with extensive interior damage.

Kelsey Garland Kansas Ave Iage Trail Inn Bill Gibson Sublette

PCA Meets Hears Pastor Elects Officers

The 20th annual stockholders meeting of the Garden City Production Credit Association drew 663 attendees from 14 Southwest Kansas counties. Dr. Ronald R. Meredith of Wichita urged parents to give their children life meaning and engage in breakfast table discussions on current issues. Three directors were elected, with Ralph H. Miller, Eid D. Murray, and Elver Milburn confirmed to regular terms as officers and directors.

United States Garden City Credit Assa Kansas Wag Ronald R. Meredith First Methodist Church of Wichita United Nations New York U.S Adslai Stevenson Meredith Jesus The Wichitan Ralph H. Miller Eid D. Murray Lakin Chet Reave Milburn Murray GCPCA CW. Dickhut Scott City

Coldest Reading Sets Record Snow Across Nation

Bitter subzero cold covered a large U S area with more snow in the Northeast. Weather records fell as winter neared. The Hell Creek in Hell Michigan froze over while Mt Pisgah North Carolina logged the coldest reading at 23 below. International Falls Minnesota and Humboldt North Dakota each reported 18 below. Thousands of schools closed and travelers were stranded by heavy snow in the Northeast and Midwest. Snow also fell in Jacksonville Florida as Pensacola Naval Air Station reached nine.

United States Hell Mich Mt Pisgah North Carolina Smoky Mountains Mt. Mitchell N.C International Falls Minn Huron N.D Midwest Jacksonville Fiy Pensacola Naval Air Station

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Jaco 3Rd Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee Garden City Lions Club Civic Center Garden Smoker Safeway Stores Blue Room Midwest Investment Co Culbreath Plumbing Eades Farm Home and Auto Supply Meade Peoples Natural Gas Co Kendall Plumbing Southwest Carpet and Tile Tatro Plumbing Culligan Water Seftning Service Frank Thomas Laugilin Electric Donald E. Morgan Miles Partin A. Jack McCray Arthur Higgins Amco Electric Salina J. R. and Mable Near Garden National Fidelity State Legislative Council On Roads and Citizens Advisory Committee Wilbur Smith and Associates New Haven Conn Roy Jorgensen Legislative Council Akron Maxiin Ree Trace Import Goodland Hill City Latdonta Az Lamar Rugsetl Salina I Topeki Harry Darby Kansas City GOP United Fund Drive Richard Bortz United Fund Board Ed Thiessen C. E. McCarty Loren Parcival Red Feather Distribution Mary Kniss John Nanninga Advance Gifts Downing's PCA Charles H. Korff GOPCA Dickhut Hal Hale Manter
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