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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 2001

Page

3

Grant County Home Products Dinner Plans Underway

Plans for the 39th annual Grant County Home Products Dinner are under way with the theme Broadening Our Horizons. The event starts at 7 p.m. on Sept. 18 at the Grant County Civic Center in Ulysses featuring Greg Claassen presenting Never Never Sit Or This Mans Knee. The dinner began in 194} when Rep Will Christian invited colleagues to share a meal made from Grant County products. Dinner committee co chairs are Becky Zerr and Rob Oglevie with members Michelle Kissell Mark Gersaxing Dee Longoria Greg Newell Deb Maupin and Von Anthony.

Grant County Becky Zerr Rob Oglevie Michelle Kissell Mark Gersaxing Dee Longoria Greg Newell Deb Maupin von Anthony

Civic Choral Union and Symphony in Garden City

The Stevens Park concert series at 7:30 p.m. Sunday features the Garden City Civic Choral Union and Symphony, organized in 1971. Directors are Lee Martin and Jane Vanderhoff. The free public concerts are sponsored by Garden City Recreation and the City of Garden City since 1985, offering varied music all summer.

Stevens Park Garden City

Municipal Band Performs World Music Concert Friday Night

The Garden City Municipal Band presents the second in a three part series titled Music Around the World at Stevens Park 8 p.m. Friday. The program From Russia With Love features Rachmaninoff Tschaikovsky Stravinsky and Rimsky Korsakoff. A special performance of the 18th variation of Rachmaninoffs Rhapsodie will spotlight pianist Linda Adams. The band under Bruce Spiller of Garden City Community College continues its birthday tribute and children marching parade. Additional Friday concerts run through July 20 and a Zoobalee show is set for July 4.

Garden City Stevens Park Russia Rachmaninoff Tschaikovsky Stravinsky Rimsky-Korsakoff Paganini Linda Adams

Medicare fraud convictions upheld in Kansas case

A three judge panel of the 10th U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver upheld the Medicare fraud convictions of physicians Robert and Ronald LaHue and Baptist Medical Center former president Dan Anderson. The case centered on the Medicare Antikickback Act and whether referrals alone can support a conviction if not the primary purpose of the payments.

Kansas City, Mo Kansas 10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Denver Robert Ronald LaHue Baptist Medical Center Dan Anderson

Youth work camp teaches service values in Garden City

In a week long St. Dominic Church Work Camp, 29 high school students from Manhattan and Marienthal performed unpaid hard labor across Garden City. They painted a home, cleaned a trailer park, refurbished a playground, ran Bible school, and volunteered at Emmaus House and Garden Valley Retirement Village while learning to serve their neighbors and build community.

Christina Rider Manhattan Alicia Garcia Garden City South Farmland Road St. Dominic Church Leann Scott St. Dominic Catholic Church Marienthal Libby Oberdorf Seven Dolors Church Emmaus House Garden Valley Scott Oberdorf Kansas

Beyond the Horizon exhibit at Stauth Memorial Museum

The Beyond the Horizon: Robert Ludlow and Keith Jacobshagen exhibit at Stauth Memorial Museum Montezuma runs June 10 through August 26. ExhibitsUSA tours the show with curator Mary Kennedy McCabe guiding, featuring serene Kansas prairie scenes and Great Plains landscapes. Admission is free with donations welcomed. hours Tue–Sat 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 30, Sun 1 30 to 4 30, closed Mon. Contact 620 846 2527 for tours.

Kansas Robert Ludlow Keith Jacobshagen Stauth Memorial Museum Exhibitsusa Mid-America Arts Alliance Ludlow Kansas Prairie Flint Hills Brian J. Bach Jacobshagen Great Plains Bach Mary Kennedy McCabe

Weekend of music events in Garden City announced

Three concerts from Friday to Sunday showcase Garden City Municipal Band Stevens Park and a choral symphony finale. The lineup includes Music Around the World with a children’s march, Zoo Camp Bear Necessities, Lane County Dusters at Terrace Garden Care Center, and the Garden City Civic Choral Union and Symphony. Public invited, free events with contact for details.

Bruce Spiller Garden City Community College Lee Richardson Zoo Zoo Terrace Garden Care Center Third St Lane County Dusters Garden City Civic Choral Union Symphony Stevens Park Garden City Recreation City of Garden City Lee Martin Jane Vanderhoff

Cimarron to beautify Main Street with state funds

Kansas Department of Transportation selected Cimarron among 20 cities to receive 80 percent funding for a two block Main Street beautification project. Plans include burying power lines repairing sidewalks and adding decorative street lights with a total cost near 890 215 dollars. The city will cover about 78043 dollars from surplus funds. A steering committee will oversee planning this fall and a concrete start is expected next year.

Cimarron Kansas Department of Transportation Main Street ATSF Canal Street Gary Schadegg KDOT Cimarron Chamber of Commerce Evans-Bierly- Hutchison & Associates Schadegg

Three teens sought in eastside trailer park robbery

Police seek three male Hispanic teens aged 17 to 18 after a staged approach at 2:45 p.m. in Garden City. They returned with a shotgun to rob Philip Hoang and his father Lan Hoang, taking $65 and leaving without injuries. investigation ongoing.

Philip Hoang Hoang Garden City East U.S. Highway 50 Lan Hoang Hoangs

Flooding Closes Roads In Easton Area In Kansas

In northeast Kansas officials say about 100 homes and an elementary school flooded with up to eight feet of water, along with 50 mobile homes. The Kansas Turnpike between Lawrence and Kansas City was shut as Stranger Creek flooded its banks, detouring eastbound and westbound traffic. No injuries or deaths were reported.

Hutchinson Oneok Ince John Mary Ann Hahn Mobile Home Park Oneok Kansas Gas Service Hahns Easton Kansas Kansas Turnpike Lawrence Kansas City Kan Kansas Turnpike Authority Stranger Creek East Lawrence Bonner Springs

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