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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 2001

Page

3

FOLRZ Bird Walk and Zoo Tour Set for Saturday

The Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo host an annual bird walk at 7 a.m. from the Finnup Center patio with light refreshments, then a behind the scenes tour at 8:30 a.m. FOLRZ members enter free, guests pay 3 dollars. Reservations are due by Thursday via 276-6243 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.

Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo Finnup Center FOLRZ

Garden City Lunch and Learn Highlights Local Historic Homes

The Lunch and Learn session Thursday centers on Garden City Historical Homes on the National Historic Register. From 12:05 to 12:55 p.m. at Finney County Public Library 605 E Walnut St Mary Regan of the Finney County Historical Society Museum will lead. This is the season’s final Lunch and Learn.program.

Garden City Finney County Public Library Walnut St Mary Regan Finney County Historical Society Museum

Sheriff’s lieutenant kills escaped Siberian tiger

OSKALOOSA AP A Jefferson County sheriff's lieutenant shot and killed an escaped Siberian tiger after it crouched in an attack position. The tiger roamed near Oskaloosa after its owner donated it to a sanctuary. Vet Dr. Jerry Robbins tranquilized it. Lt Robert Pappas fired from about 30 yards.

Oskaloosa Jerry Robbins Robbins Pappas Poppas

Conductor's widow sues Central Kansas Railway

Yvonne Hodges of Derby filed a Sedgwick County suit alleging unsafe working conditions after her husband Glenn Hodges 39 was killed July 7 in southwest Wichita when he fell beneath a slow freight train and was struck by a wheel. The claim seeks more than 75,000 from Central Kansas Railway, his employer for five years.

Wichitr AP Central Kansas Railway Glenn R. Hodges Derby Wichita Yvonne Hodges Sedgwick County Hodges

Funeral for Estelene Smith set in Dighton church

Estelene Smith 85 died Friday April 27 2001 in Garden City. Funeral at First Christian Church Dighton at 2 pm with Revs. Mike and Kerry Grogan officiating. Burial in Dighton Memorial Cemetery. She was born January 2 1916 in Dighton and was postmistress at Kalvesta. Survivors include son Lynn Smith and siblings Bert Bush Esther Church and Ethel Dodge. Memorials to Lane County Hospital.

Dighton Estelene Smith First Christian Church Mike Grogan Kerry Grogan Dighton Memorial Cemetery Smith St. Catherine Hospital Garden City Ernest Richard Eva Clare (Owen) Bush Walnut Valley School Lane County Dodge City Evelyn Clark Lee Bush Robert Bush Lynn Smith Tucson Ariz Bert Bush Laramie Wyo Esther Church Ethel Dodge Waverly Neb Lane County Hospital Shower Funeral Home

Children art exhibit highlights abuse to raise local awareness

In Garden City the Salvation Army hosts an art exhibit on child abuse with Crayola drawings and a poem by 16 year old Gabe Gonzalez. Jeannie Ryan of Kansas Children's Service League Head Start says the goal is to raise awareness and expand next year with more public school participation.

Salvation Army Garden City Jeannie Ryan Kansas Ryan Finney County Laura Hicks Kansas Children’s Service League Laura Kelly Finney County United Way Kelly Gabe Gonzalez Garden City High School Gonzalez Gonzales Avon Bevit Jesus Ron Isham Western Kansas Broadcasting Big Brothers Big Sisters The Bible Christian Youth Group Salvation Army Youth Group St. Francis Academy Erik Chester

Help from near near far Hoisington tornado relief effort grows

Hoisington Kansas receives nationwide aid a week after a tornado destroyed 141 homes and damaged hundreds volunteers from Mennonites Baptists Adventists and Methodists join locals in relief work Red Cross coordinators expect up to 10000 volunteers as groups supply meals water and supplies a temporary kitchen works to feed thousands daily while coordinators ensure efficient use of aid efforts by managers in Wichita and Hoisington officials.

Red Cross Mennonites Southern Baptists Seventh-Day Adventists United Methodists Kansas Joan Gove-Leavitt Arkansas City Vicki Churchman Nickerson Gove-Leavitt Mary Snavely Alene Gallup Illinois Cathy Hale Food Services Directh Kansas-Nebraska Southern Baptist Convention McDonalds Ohie Meats Hale Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Mike Wemmer Hoisington Relief Project

Classroom acoustics a problem across schools nationwide

Lawrence AP University of Kansas professor Bob Coffeen highlights how noise and reverberation in classrooms impair listening to teachers. He cites 106 Marvin Hall with ceiling A C units, walls that amplify echoes, and street noise beneath windows, illustrating widespread poor acoustics in education facilities.

Coffeen Kansas University Acoustical Society of America Marvin

Garden City Great Strides walk raises $10000 for cystic fibrosis

Garden City's third annual Great Strides walk drew about 70 participants to the Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo for a three circuit trek. Sponsorship from 19 businesses and local donations boosted funds to roughly $10,000, far surpassing last year and reinstating Garden City on next year's foundation sponsor list.

Garden City Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo Laura Hill Derek Hill Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Laura Lewis Brian Hill Valerie Gleason The Finnup Park Lee Richardson Zoo

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