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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 2004

Page

3

Buffalo Cheer Clinic invites pre k to fourth graders

Pre kindergarten through fourth grade children can join the Buffalo Cheer Clinic at Memorial Stadium on Sept 28 and 30 from 430 to 6 pm on Garden City High School campus. Participants receive a T shirt and snacks and may perform at halftime of the Oct 1 GCHS football game. Cost 25 dollars.

Buffalo Memorial Stadium Garden City High School GCHS Kris Cossman N. Main St

Garden City Class of 1973 seeks help for parade float

The Garden City High School class of 1973 invites volunteers to assemble floats for Saturday's Quasquicentennial Parade. Interested helpers should meet at Action Motor Sports, 2505 N. Taylor Ave., at 7 p.m. Thursday. Float riders should gather at 9 a.m. Saturday at Finney County Fairgrounds Exhibition Building parking lot.

Garden City High School Action Motor Sports N. Taylor Ave Finney County Fairgrounds

Garden City High School class of 1942 informal reunion

Garden City High School class of 1942 holds an informal get-together reunion at 6 p.m. Friday at the Plaza Inn located at 1911 E Kansas Ave. All former classmates and friends are welcome. For more information contact Kathyrn Hart at 276-3032.

Garden City High School Plaza Inn E. Kansas Ave Kathyrn Hart

Garden City businessman pleads guilty in fraud case

Jon Adam, former president and CFO of AGIT and No Label Software, admitted in Finney County to three felony securities violations connected to unregistered sales and misused investor funds totaling more than 314000. He faces 3 years plus on up to 14 years and awaits Oct. 25 sentencing.

Garden City Finney County Jon Adam Kansas Securities Commission KSC Adam Holcomb Sublette KSC State Adam Agricultural Growth Information Technology AGIT Kattle No Label Software Inc Irsik & Doll Feedyard Cimarron Finney County Attorney’s No Label Michael Quint Wiley Kannarr Scot Schultz Jeff Mason Wignery & Mason LLC Goodland Mason Philip Vieux Vieux Steve Rogers

Salvation Army aids Finney County residents with care

Yolanda Corral, social services director, notes the Finney County Salvation Army assists 279 people in August with services such as utility and food aid, emergency shelter, counseling, and holiday programs. The group runs a new youth center, after school tutoring, Bible studies, and an Angel Tree. August saw 74 families receive food. The United Way funds most programs, with a 2004 budget of $484,555 and $35,000 received, expected $45,000 in 2005. The local drive runs Aug 25 to Nov 12 targeting a $475,000 goal.

Finney County Salvation Army Yolanda M. Corral Corral Garden City Community College United Way The Margaret Anderson N. Eighth St

Vocational programs grow at Garden City High School

Garden City High School's vocational tech offerings expand with welding, agriculture, automotive, drafting, electricity, allied health, criminal justice, broadcasting, computers, accounting, and family sciences. Deb Jarmer notes most departments grow except agriculture, with Allied Health at capacity and space for more partnerships.

Garden City High School USD 457 Board of Education Deb Jarmer Jarmer Allied Health St. Catherine Hospital

Parents press for more Kansas special ed funding

In Topeka on Monday, parents and advocates urged lawmakers to boost special education funding and accountability. Maria Martinez testified about Sal, her disabled son who relies on up to 20 assistive technologies daily, highlighting gaps between laws and services. About 80,000 Kansas students receive special ed at a cost of 251 million statewide plus 54 million locally, with outlays rising costs by about 91 percent per pupil.

Topeka Hns Hays Maria Martinez Sal Statehouse Martinez Legislative Educational Planning Committee Kansas Rocky Nichols Kansas Advocacy and Protective Services Coalition of Advocates Valerie Snodgrass Garden City Snodgrass

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Finney County Public Library E. Walnut St Holcomb City N. Lynch St East Garden Village the Center Itzel Stewart the United Way Craig Lurtz Ninth St Eighth Fulton Streets American Red Cross Big Yolanda Corral Garden City Salvation Army State Department of Education
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