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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 2011

Page

3

Banks and public buildings close for Columbus Day

Banks and government offices will close Monday in observance of Columbus Day. American State Bank and Trust Co. and several others halt operations. post office will not deliver. Finney County Administrative Center and Public Library shut. Garden City Telegram not published due to mail pause.

American State Bank and Trust Co E. Mary St Bank of the West E. Kansas Ave First National Bank N. Main St People’s State Bank W. Laurel St First National Bank of Holcomb N. Henderson St Garden City State Bank E. Mary St. - Commerce Bank U.S. Post Office N. Sixth St Finney County Administrative Center N. Ninth St Finney County Public Library E. Walnut St Garden City Telegram N. Seventh St

GCCC phonathon nears halfway mark amid growing gifts

The 32nd Annual Garden City Community College Endowment Association Scholarship Phonathon has raised 47000 plus with 29000 in gifts and pledges. About 200 volunteers work eight evenings in the Endowment Room at Beth Tedrow Student Center under the theme The Power of Numbers. Verizon Wireless backs the drive as calls continue next week with teams from the Rodeo Program Phi Theta Kappa and other groups making rounds.

Garden City Community College Endowment Association GCCC Beth Tedrow Phonathon Verizon Wireless Phi Theta Kappa League of United Latin American Citizens Gccc Hispanic American Leadership Organization

St. Mary School Starts Annual Bierocks Fundraiser

St. Mary School launches its yearly bierocks fundraiser with orders taken through Wednesday and delivery slated for October 28 and 29. Prices are 20 dollars per dozen or 11 dollars for half dozen, with orders placed through any student or by calling 276 2241.

St. Mary School

Country concert set for Thursday in Dodge City

Rodney Carrington, a country music singer, makes his first Dodge City appearance Thursday at the United Wireless Arena. Tickets cost 49 dollars and are available at the arena box office Ticketmaster locations online at Ticketmaster.com or by calling 800 745 3000.

Rodney Carrington Dodge City United Wireless Arena Ticketmaster Ticketmaster.com

Americans Elect gains official party status in Kansas

Kansas names Americans Elect a recognized political party after a petition with 16 766 valid signatures. As of Oct 1 a total 1 692 704 registered voters existed in Kansas with only one affiliated to Americans Elect. The party aims to bypass conventional conventions by an online nominating process for a presidential ticket from two different parties and a first online convention planned for 2012.

Kansas Americans Elect Drew Hazouri Hazouri Secretary of State Brad Bryant Bryant Kay Curtis AmericansElect. Org Congress

Federal role in Kansas economy highlighted by historian

Kansas State University professor and Manhattan mayor James Sherow argues that Kansas owes much of its growth to federal support. He notes railroads, land grants, forts, and federal plans shaped cities like Manhattan and Wichita. He cites the 1936 Future of the Great Plains blueprint urging urbanization and sustainable agriculture.

Kansas James Sherow Kansas State University Manhattan Sherow Wichita United States Europe Texas Sheron Kansas State Agriculture College K-State Leavenworth Junction City Great Plains

Garden City and Holcomb boards discuss student eligibility limits

USD 457 and USD 363 boards plan Monday discussions on eligibility standards for extracurriculars and co curriculars at Garden City High and Abe Hubert Middle. Deputy Superintendent Steve Karlin says no action is planned. agendas include district policy comparisons with similar districts. meetings start 6 p.m. in Garden City and 7 30 p.m. in Holcomb. details at GCTelegram.com.

Board of Education USD 457 Garden City Holcomb Martin Segovia Brad Springston Abe Hubert Steve Karlin Karlin Fleming St Wiley St

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