Calf Fry Dinner Set by Sons of the American Legion
The Sons of the American Legion Squad No 9 hosts its monthly calf fry from 5 to 8 PM Thursday at the American Legion 125 W Pine St. Menu includes calf fries roast beef beef and noodles and trimmings for 8 per plate. Public welcome. Call Monte Algrim 277 5776 or the Legion 275 6875 for details.
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Sons of the American Legion Squad No. 9
The
American Legion
W. Pine St
Call Monte Algrim
Red Cross blood drive set for Scott City at William Carpenter Building
The American Red Cross schedules a Thursday blood drive from noon to 6 pm at 606 N. Fairground Road Scott City. Alpha Omega serves donors sloppy joes and cinnamon rolls. Donors enter a sweepstakes for a Nashville Music City getaway including two nights at Gaylord Opryland Hotel VIP Grand Ole Opry passes and a $300 Visa card. Appointments at www redcrossblood org or (800) RED CROSS.
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American Red Cross
William Carpenter
N. Fairground Road
Scott City
Alpha Omega
Music City
Nashville
Opry House
Redcrossblood.org
RED Cross
Golden Tri-Reunion honors Garden City Class of 61
Garden City High School Class of 1961 celebrates its 50th reunion with invites to 62 and 63 cohorts. Co chairs Jan Fife Kleysteuber and Bob Hopkins expect 250 to 300 attendees at Clarion Inn. Schedule spans Friday to Saturday with social events, golf, brunch, tour, car show, and dinner with a cameo by Ruth Buzzi.
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Garden City
Jan Fife Kleysteuber
Bob Hopkins
Clarion Inn
E. Kansas Ave
Buffalo Dunes Golf Course
Mary Regan
Delores Kleysteuber-Gillen
Finney County Historical Museum
Garden City High School
Ruth Buzzi
Rowan & Martin
GCHS
Kent Perkins
Stephenville
Texas
Bernadine Sitts
Carolyn Cash Price
Beth Greathouse Tedrow
Garden City Community College
GCCC
Jan Kleysteuber
Facebook
Golden
Freedom Parade may be canceled due to low entries
Downtown Vision officials in Garden City announced the Freedom Parade could be scrapped if entries do not reach 23 to 25 by Monday. Fireworks bans and drought safety concerns loom, with seven entries already in and organizers weighing options for August Third Thursdays downtown events.
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Kansas
Downtown Vision
N. Main St
Beverly Schmitz Glass
Glass
Brian Schwindt
Schwindt
Curt Kinney
Kinney
Garden City
Hutchinson
Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce
Finney County Economic Development Corp
City of
County of Downtown Vision
Arlene de Cardenas
Kendall Kepley
de Cardenas
Sienna Medical Clinic
Garden City hosts World Refugee Day event at college
Refugees and immigrants from Burma Ethiopia Somalia and several Latino nations shared culture and gratitude at Garden City Community College as World Refugee Day was observed for the first time there. Center leaders said the program offers ESL transportation and job housing services with plans to expand.
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Burma
Ethiopia
Somalia
Garden City
Garden City Community College
Farah D. Hanaf
Hanaf
GCCC
Hector Martinez
Linda Miller
Martinez
United Nations
U.S
Velia Mendoza
Mendoza
Miller
Dwa Tho
Eh Ker
Thailand
U.N
Guatemala
Honduras
Dominican Republic
Germany
Mexico
Laos
Vietnam
G.C
Kansas governor forms pensions study panel for 401(k) option
Gov. Sam Brownback named an attorney, a cattleman and three financial services executives to a new eight member commission to study shifting Kansas public employee pensions toward a defined contribution or hybrid plan for new teachers and government workers. The panel will propose options by January and lawmakers must act by June 2012.
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Topeka
Sam Brownback
Kansas
Kansas Public Employees Retirement System
KPERS
Study Commission
Brownback
Commission
Mike O’neal
Hutchinson
Senate
Anthony Hensley
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Telea
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