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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2001
Page
3
The Senior Center of Finney County invites shoppers to its annual bazaar at 907 N. 10th St. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on October 20 featuring crafts, plants, gifts, and entertainment. Lunch runs 11:30 a.m. until items run out with chili stew soup sandwiches pie cake tea and coffee.
Garden City High School cheerleaders sponsor a cheer clinic from 4 to 6 p.m. October 15 to 17 for K through 4 students. Registration costs 20 dollars covering lessons a shirt and treats. Participants perform during the first half of the October 19 football game outside the high school gym.
Work on East Kansas Avenue from College Drive to east of Campus Drive begins Friday. Traffic will use one lane in each direction with left turns at Kansas and Campus prohibited. Campus Drive traffic remains in southbound lanes for two weeks. Schulman Avenue accessible from the south. northbound Campus Drive from Schulman detoured. Kansas Avenue may have one lane with flagmen. Concrete paving replaces a 9 inch section by Smith Land Co.
Holcomb City Council hears a feasibility study showing options to handle sewer needs for about 1 million dollars. Repairing lagoon walls would cost 725000. Adding a new lagoon or piping purified waste to Sunflower would exceed 1 million. The council notes rate increases may be needed and plans a future discussion. Cambridge Subdivision approval also given for 15 houses. Public comment criticized City Superintendent Perry Smith. Council later hires firefighter Robert Sanders. Next meeting October 24.
A weekend benefit auction and hamburger feed will raise funds for the American Red Cross. Larry Gilmore of Gilmore Auction Services and the Garden City Board of Realtors organize the event at Stevens Park at 11 a.m. Saturday with 200 items, weather backup at Finney County Fairgrounds, and 100 percent of proceeds donated to the Red Cross.
Kansas Senate candidate David Adkins pled for stronger law enforcement to combat meth production, high tech crime and identity theft. He spoke in Garden City at Wheat Sands Hotel and Convention Center during a campaign tour, urging more training, resources, and tougher penalties with potential funding via state local partnerships and drug forfeiture proceeds.
The Women's Conference in Garden City gathers Friday at the Garden City Plaza Hotel for learning, networking, and fun. Keynote Dr. Ann Polich discusses women's health, with eight breakout sessions and a panel of local leaders including Lea Ann Curtis and Carol Meyer. Proceeds fund scholarships for women.
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