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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 2002

Page

3

Robbery at Fourth and Fulton Liquor Store

Garden City police describe two Hispanic males fleeing after a 10 30 p m robbery that yielded no cash but a $28 43 bottle of rum. The clerk Hue Hoffman 52 Holcomb reported a 16-year-old with a mustache brandished a handgun as the younger boy waited outside. Crimestoppers at 275 7807 seeks tips.

Fourth Fulton Street Garden City Mike Utz Hue Hoffman Holcomb Utz Hoffman

Mother's Day Feed at Legion Seeks Community Support

A Mother's Day feed is planned at the American Legion on West Pine Street starting 5 30 p m Sunday. Mothers eat free. others pay 8 dollars. The first 36 attendees receive a carnation. Art Green helps prepare a catfish meal with oysters sweet breads roast pork and trimmings followed by a 6 30 p m jam session inviting all musicians.

American Legion W. Pine St Art Green

ServSafe course planned for May 29 30 in Kansas

Kansas State University Research and Extension will teach a 15 hour ServSafe course for food service personnel in southwest Kansas May 29 30 at the Southwest Area Extension Office 4500 E Mary St. The $90 fee covers the coursebook materials exam and breaks. Registration by Wednesday. contact Linda Walter Finney County Extension 272 3670.

Kansas Kansas State University Research and Extension Kansas Department of Health and Environment Ecolab Southwest Area E. Mary St Linda Walter Finney County Extension Office

Stamp Out Hunger drive set for Saturday

Local mail carriers will collect non-perishable food items on their routes this Saturday as part of the Stamp Out Hunger drive. The National Association of Letter Carriers Local 1412 and the USPS partner with three beneficiaries: Salvation Army Emmaus House and Mexican American Ministries. Residents should place food by the mailbox after receiving a post card with collection details. Road condition hotline 1-800-585-7623.

National Association of Letter Carriers United States Postal Service Greg Cox Cox Salvation Army Emmaus House

GCCC trustees lift first view of student center plans

Garden City Community College trustees previewed floor plans for a two story 12 000 square foot student center costing about 1 million to 1 2 million to be built west of the cafeteria. Architect Blaine Davis noted it is a preliminary concept shaped by student input with future changes possible on campus.

Garden City Community College Blaine Davis GCCC Davis Campus Security Jack Rutherford Rutherford Lee

Priest graduates in real life after college TV role

Robyn Priest, Elkhart native, will join more than 235 associates and 158 GED graduates at Finney County Community College for Saturday’s commencement in the GCCC main gym. Kip Nichols and Melissa Leiker will give keynote addresses as the Latin Heat dance group performs after the ceremony. Priest is set to continue education at Kansas State University majoring in kinesiology.

Robyn Priest Elkhart Garden City Community College Priest GCCC Finney County Kansas State University

Garden City pottery sale by GCCC art students

Garden City Community College art students display and sell handmade ceramic pieces in a Mother's Day sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday in the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building lobby. Hundreds of pieces priced at a few dollars, cash or checks accepted, wrapped for easy transport.

Garden City Community College GCCC Pauline Joyce Mika Negishi Violet Goode Garden City Becky Oberheim Oberheim

Holcomb approves sewer rate increase amid quiet council meeting

Holcomb City Council approved an ordinance raising sewer bills by about two to three times. Residential charges start at 10 for 2000 gallons in December February with 2500 per extra 1000 gallons. Commercial rates rise to 15 for 2000 gallons plus 2.50 per extra 1000. Outside city limits pay same as inside. Bond financed $1 million project to Sunflower with lagoon repairs. bid for the pipeline opens June 12. Council praised Police Chief Jeff Sharp for 10 years of service and hired two staffers.

Holcomb Dennis Lauer Jeff Sharp Cabela’s Susan Sherard Donnie Guerrero

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