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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2004
Page
3
Garden City Community College hosts a free Online Services workshop this week to teach postal service site use. The seminar, titled Click on Your Mouse to Ship From Your House, runs two sessions Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. in room B128 Academic Building. Call 276-3432 or (620) 492-2188 to reserve a seat.
United Methodist Mexican-American Ministries is named among 2004 outstanding partners in USDA Rural Development. Over five years the program has assisted about 5,500 Kansas families seeking to buy homes with information and financing. Contact (785) 271-2702 or visit www.rurdev.usda.gov ks for details.
Habitat for Humanity Garden City sponsors a Mexican Fiesta Buffet at Trinity Lutheran Church from 5 to 7 30 p m Saturday. Adults donate 10 and children 5 11 donate. Proceeds fund two houses planned this year. Reservations to Rose Buschman 276-9324. Walk ins welcome. Smoky Hill Public Television airs Alzheimer s program on 7 channel and 8 p.m. 800 487 2585. Rebroadcast of The Forgetting at 9 p.m. based on The Forgetting book. Nebraska ETV Network and Alzheimer's associations coordinate.
Megan Bushell, Miss Wheat Capital, won the Miss Kansas 2004 title in Pratt promoting domestic violence awareness. Hillary Gaston of Belle Plaine was first runner-up, with Alaina Fenton of Topeka third, Quinn Aspegren of Courtland fourth, and Nicole Fischer of St. John as fifth. The 50th anniversary pageant will honor past winners in 2005.
Wichita State University will open a 40,000 square foot three-building engineering research complex by midsummer 2006 with labs for all departments. The project, funded by a $13 million aviation allocation and a $10 million university bond, aims to ease overnight lab use by graduate students and attract more research dollars.
Crowds gather at Stevens Park for Chris Cakes pancakes and a morning of family fun as vendors from Corner on Main Sunflower Electric Power and Commerce Bank serve up pancakes sausages burgers and chips. Local families like the Longorias return yearly while volunteers keep a steady flow of meals for about 450 attendees and up to 2 000 lunch servings.
Fifteen months after departing for Iraq the 731st Medium Truck Co based in Dodge City with platoons in Hays Liberal and Wichita arrived in Hays to cheers from friends and family. Brig Gen Jonathan Small praised the soldiers as two earned Bronze Stars highlighted the unit's 2.3 million miles logged and multiple rocket propelled grenade and roadside bomb attacks endured.
Paul Beckstrand leads a campaign in Leavenworth to fly a flag on every home, apartment, and business by Independence Day to honor the 150th anniversary. He passes out fliers, persuades retailers to help, and has placed 150 flags along a Missouri River overlook for Flag Day. He notes thousands already display flags, aims for tribal and international flags by July 4, and plans to boost local patriotism without pressuring residents.
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