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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2003
Page
3
In cooperation with the Finney County Extension Office the Garden Club International Festival offers a series of cultural cooking classes. The next class is 7 p.m. Monday at 501 S Ninth St with Traci Romero presenting Norwegian Krumkake cookies. No charge but donations grate for costs and the 2003 International Festival. To register call 272-3670.
The Finney County Historical Society hosts its annual spring banquet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Presentations of the Finney County Pioneers are planned and portions of the 1911 film Lassoing Wild Animals in Africa with Charles Jesse Buffalo Jones will be shown. Reservations are due by Friday. call 272-3664 for information.
The Finney County Extension luncheon on Tuesday at 501 S Ninth St will feature a discussion on nutritious whole grains and complex carbohydrates. Doris Welch will share current guidance, with a noon meal built from grain dishes and a $3 lunch for nonparticipants. reservations by Monday to 272-3670. Signups for Siena Village Community Garden run Saturday 2 to 5 pm at Schulman and Bernice with 10 by 20 plots for 10 dollars. water provided by Garden City. call Sister Roserita Weber at 276-2818 for details.
Garden City Community College plans three one night baking courses hosted by the Continuing Education division. The Science of Cake Baking April 17 Tasty Pastries April 24 and Bread Winners May 1 cost 29 dollars per person. Instructor Colin McPhail brings eight years plus experience, including pastry shop ownership in Australia. Enrollment depends on demand with registration via Shannon Ortega or Paula Moisio at GCCCKS.edu or by phone.
The Garden City Project Graduation committee will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in room P119. For questions call Cindy Olson at 275-2740. Road condition hotline 1-800-585-7623.
Republican leaders openly oppose Gov Kathleen Sebelius budget balancing package as House debates a 175 million bond issue aimed at raising 405 million without new taxes. They warn the plan merely shifts deficits to next year while agreeing to avoid further cuts to schools but doubt the long term stability of the proposals.
Lawmakers saw Gov Kathleen Sebelius proposals to accelerate tax collections to balance the budget. Advocates pressed for higher taxes and more social services funding while a gambling expansion bill advanced from a Senate committee amid partisan disputes. The House approved a three year moratorium on new state aid to districts for school construction and athletic facilities.
Garden City hosts the 25th Annual Garden City Community College Endowment Auction at 6:30 p.m. Friday and an outdoor ROPES obstacle course event at 10 a.m. Saturday to raise funds for infant Tabitha Redden. Also on campus a Kansas Piano Festival brings student recitals Friday and a 7:30 p.m. Saturday concert with Julie Rivers, Frank Mantooth and James Rivers. Ticketed events include a 6 p.m. doors opening auction at the Finney County Exhibition Building with $17.50 admission. Nearby, Bad Boyz Boxing Club seeks to set a Guinness record by laying out a mile of $1 bills to fund travel for boxing tournaments. Sunday features a Lake Scott Car Club gathering at 2:30 p.m. with a 3:15 p.m. cruise in Scott City.
Social Service and Rehabilitation Services officials in Kansas plan to shutter at least 43 more county offices over the next two years, mainly in western Kansas, while offering toll free access lines and online applications. Janet Schalansky said services will remain available via access points and traveling staff, with public meetings planned statewide.
Holcomb Middle School launches the Principal's Council to foster leadership and community service among students from all grades. Members are chosen yearly by teacher nomination, require a 3.4 citizenship GPA, and meet biweekly after school to plan activities such as visits to Garden Valley Retirement Center and fundraising for future scholarships.
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