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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2004
Page
3
Garden City hosts a series of meetings this week to shape the Deane Wiley Park master plan. Schwab Eaton, PA leads the process with public input invited at 7 p.m. Tuesday and 7 p.m. Thursday at the Finnup Center 312 E Finnup Drive.
A free program by Kansas State Research and Extension teaches fast healthy meals using a stocked pantry and convenient foods. It features take-home materials, door prizes, refreshments, and is presented by extension agents from several counties with events in Lakin and Seot. Contact the Finney County Extension Office at 272-3670 to sign up.
The second annual fall water summit led by David Pope of the Division of Water Resources will be held Wednesday at 9 a.m. in the grand stand meeting room of the Finney County Fairgrounds. Topics include district water usage, ITAP for farmers converting to dryland farming, and regional interest in preserving the High Plains Aquifer. Heartspring School releases its Shape Our World pins to benefit special needs programs. proceeds support local ESA chapters and Heartspring, with donations offered for both pins.
The American Red Cross sponsors a blood drive Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Garden City Travel Plaza located at the corner of U.S. Route 50 and U.S. Route 83. Donors receive a 10 percent discount at the plaza buffet.
Garden City commissioners will again weigh issuing a self fuel permit to Poky Feeders for its own aircraft at Garden City Regional Airport. The Oct. 26 vote denied the request citing airport fuel providers. FAA guidance requires opportunity for self service with standards. TEA 21 landscape funds and a Kansas Ave reconstruction grant also on agenda.
USD 363 board to meet at 6:30 p.m. in room 132 Holcomb High School to discuss bids for a new heating and air conditioning system replacing a 22 year old unit. Bids range from about 200000 to 250000 with narrow gaps. The district aims to cut energy costs and may act on an easement offer from Wheatland Electric for a reverse osmosis water line to Tyson Fresh Meats. Two Holcomb teachers are Crystal Apple nominees with an awards banquet on November 18.
Finney County commissioners meet at 8 30 a m at the administrative center to review the 2005 legislative agenda including a proposed southwest Kansas trust fund to cushion oil and gas revenue declines and support for Help America Vote Act funding. They will also discuss prisoner restitution legislation and hear EMS director Bob Prewitt report while canvassing Nov 2 results.
United Way Executive Director Margaret Anderson says the 2005 Finney County drive is in a waiting phase as about 38 percent of the $475,000 goal has been raised. With Tyson Fresh Meats Inc. workers and other donors finishing drives, totals are expected to rise. The campaign began Aug 25 and runs to Nov 12 supporting 16 local agencies.
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