Benefit dinner to aid local Honor Flight effort in Garden City
A committee of area residents organizes a benefit dinner and auction to fund travel for World War II veterans from Garden City and western Kansas to Washington D C. The event includes live music at the VFW Post on Saturday evening with tickets 25 dollars, advance sales at local businesses, and donations so far including homemade furniture beef bundles and solar salt delivery coupons. The group targets 80 000 to 100 000 dollars to fly the veterans from Garden City on a 172
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Flight Support A benefit dinner for WWII veterans flight honor
A benefit dinner with live music and an auction is set for Saturday at the VFW Post 1101 W Mary St. Doors open 5 pm. Tickets 25. Advance sales at The Corner on Main Garden City State Bank and other locals. Donations contact Tim Stone Jim Arwine or Mark Rine. Checks to Central Prairie Honor Flight with Garden City Flight memo. Moonshiners Southern Sky and Million Dollar Band perform 5 pm to midnight. The program aims to fund a planned October flight for local veterans.
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