Holcomb Girl Scouts Sign-Up Tuesday
Sign-up for Holcomb Girl Scouts will be at Holcomb Recreation Commission from 7 to 8 30 p m Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2000
Page
3
Sign-up for Holcomb Girl Scouts will be at Holcomb Recreation Commission from 7 to 8 30 p m Tuesday.
Entries for Miss Garden City 2001 open Sunday for a pageant on November 18. The winner advances to Miss Kansas Pageant in June. A recruitment seminar is scheduled 11 a.m. Saturday at Finney County Public Library for questions. Call Lisa Dockter at 272-0375 for entry packets.
Local artist and Garden City Community College art instructor Dave Kinder has been selected by the Association of Community Arts Agencies of Kansas to exhibit in the Kansas Artists Postcard Series. His untitled painting is among 26 works chosen from a statewide competition, with an opening Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. at the Stauth Memorial Museum in Montezuma, marking the series’ first southwest Kansas venue.
An emergency hearing in Sublette approved adoption of 51 cats seven dogs and six puppies seized from Debra North after inspectors found health and safety concerns. Animals were moved to shelters in Dodge City and Great Bend where most have found homes. Great Bend reports 19 dogs from Ellsworth were previously adopted.
TOPEKA AP A matter of protocol is sending Gov. Bill Graves overseas for a week. But with Kansas largest international trading partner and millions of exports at stake, the governor said Wednesday. Graves plans a trip to Japan with meetings in Tokyo and Osaka and was set to depart Thursday.
The Garden City Telegram invites readers to report errors by calling 275 8500. The policy explains that corrections will be issued to maintain accuracy in future editions.
The trend to milder weather should continue across Kansas despite a late surge of heat in the west. Garden City reached a record 105, with other triple digit readings in the area. The National Weather Service forecast more rain for the rest of the week as highs range from the 70s in the northwest to the lower 90s in the east central, with overnight lows between 55 and 65.
Finney County District Judge Thomas Richardson ordered the school district to inspect and reproduce all unedited medical records of Robert Ledesma. The lawsuit, filed May 11 in Finney County, alleges multiple injuries from abuse at Garden City High School and seeks 3.2 million dollars.
The SIDS Network of Kansas teams with Dillon’s Grocery to raise awareness and funds. Fedhealth offers a basic first aid and disaster manual at Dillon’s for 11.99 with $1.50 donated per book to SIDS Network of Kansas. The effort cites infant CPR tips and safety guidance and aims to support families affected by sudden infant death across Kansas.
Stevens County Hospital gains a $200,000 no interest loan from Pioneer Electric Cooperative funded by a USDA Rural Economic Development grant. The Lewis Building will house cardiac and pulmonary rehab, wound care, and community services, boosting rural healthcare and prompting an off site clinic link with Via Christi Hospital in Wichita.
Tonight mostly clear with a low in the mid 50s and northeast wind 5 to 15 mph. Friday brings mostly sunny skies with a high of 85 to 90 and southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Friday night turns partly cloudy with a low in the 60s.
Grain prices at Garden City Co op show corn and wheat values with soybeans and Edward Jones noting the Dow Jones average at 11380.01 up 120.97 from this morning's opening. The report highlights price changes across grains and a broad market rise led by the Dow.
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