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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 2003

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Picture This Gizmo Ready for Christmas Ahead of Date

Picture This Gizmo is prepared for the Christmas season with 47 days remaining until the holiday. The item emphasizes timely readiness and festive shopping urgency for shoppers.

Band of brothers serve country veterans five Lakin siblings in service

Five McCoy brothers from Lakin served at different times from 1955 to 1974, with roles in aviation electronics and amphibious assault in Vietnam. Their sister, Maxine Scott, recalls family memories from Finney and nearby counties while noting none were drafted and all volunteered for Navy service during the Cold War era.

Lakin McCoy Brothers Lake McKinney Kearny County U.S. Navy David McCoy Jerry Eddie Dennis Harold Vietnam Maxine McCoy Scott Finney County David Scott J. I Hilda McCoy Navy Kansas San Diego

Pheasant season seen as strong in Kansas

Kansas biologist says drought relief and favorable nesting from March to June boosted pheasant numbers. Hunters flocking from across the country for opening weekend expect good sport and a boost to rural businesses like Moscow shopkeeper James Mathes, despite last year’s poor season.

Hutchinson Kansas James Mathes Moscow Randy Rodgers Kansas Department of Wildlife & Parks Hays Wildlife Department

Garden City considers habitat plan and soccer park naming

Garden City commissioners meet to study an Arkansas River habitat restoration plan from east of the zoo to Smith Sandpits with playa lake creation, salt cedar and Johnson grass removal, native plantings, and an estimated 4 to 5 million dollar cost. They will also consider naming two soccer areas after local contributors, Garcia and Valenzuela.

Garden City Arkansas River U.S. Corps of Engineers Bob Halloran Lee Richardson Zoo Smith Sandpits Halloran Garden City Recreation Commission Charles O. Stones D.C Irene Garcia Kenneth Henderson Rudy Valenzuela Garcia

Kansas weighs more prevention funding to cut medical costs

Health program leaders told a legislative panel that boosting funds for smoking prevention and obesity reduction could save Kansas millions in medical costs. They cited 75 percent of costs from lifestyle diseases, low activity levels, and obesity as drivers, urging actions like fuel tax? No. They urged physical education, smoke-free workplaces, safe trails, breastfeeding promotion, candy-free fundraisers, and school walking programs. They noted current spending around 2 million for prevention versus CDC's suggested 18 million.

Topeka American Heart Association Kevin Walker Kansas Walker Paula Marmet Kansas Department of Health and Environment Marmet Ruth Teichman R-Stafford Florida Teichman Federal Centers For Disease Control

Veterans Parade and Band Concert in Garden City

A Veterans and Patriot Parade will march at 10 a.m. along Main Street, Garden City. The U S Air Force Heartland of America Band performs at 7 p m in Clifford Hope Auditorium at Garden City High School. Free seating is limited. A veteran and spouse dinner with social hour at 5 p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m. follows at Knights of Columbus Hall 205 N Eighth St. The event titled Got the Spirit is free for veterans and a guest.

Main Street Garden City U.S. Air Force Heartland of America Clifford Hope Auditorium Garden City High School Knights of Columbus Eighth St

United Way campaign inches toward goal in Finney County

Finney County United Way reports $172,712 raised by Friday noon, 36 percent of a $475,000 goal as the drive proceeds through Nov. 14. The campaign funds 17 social service agencies, with recent pledges from Commerce Bank, National Service Co, Garden City Employees, Finney County Employees, American Implement, and other supporters.

Finney County United Way Commerce Bank National Service Company City of Garden City American Implement Ward Susie Lloyd United Vending & Food Services Jerry Deb Braden Sunrisers Kiwanis Club

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