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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2003
Page
1
The Lady Hawks completed the summer 2003 basketball season with an 18 win and 4 loss record, reflecting solid performance across their schedule. Team members and opponents are not specified in the fragment.
Garden City couple Dave and Gladys Paasch retrace Lewis and Clark footsteps in May and June, braving the journey without a map and facing challenges from encounters with tribes to navigating the Missouri River.
Retired Eight Street Christian Supply Store owners Gladys and Dave Paasch traveled 2540 miles along the Missouri River from St Louis to Seaside Oregon retracing the Lewis and Clark Expedition route. Their 37 day journey included museum visits and reflections on America's Westward opening and Jefferson era diplomacy.
Jeff Gilmore of Scott City won the Finney County Fair demolition derby driving a rebuilt Chrysler marked by a duck-roof decor. He claimed $1,000 after a field of competitors crashed their way to salvageable, personal statements on vehicles. Gilmore’s win came amid cars decorated with messages for loved ones and military members, including Mel Fry II serving in Iraq.
Garden City Community College will rehire two full-time faculty members after the 2003-04 budget approval. Windsom Lamb, a social science instructor, will return as a full-time instructor, and Ed Porter, a wood shop instructor, will serve as an adjunct and staff carpenter. The Board noted Porter’s carpentry skill opened an opening.
Economic instructor Phil Mayer drafting instructor Gary Barker and philosophy teacher Leigh man Covington hold tenured status at GCCC and are due process hearing rights after non renewal. Porter Barker and Covington met tenure criteria while Lamb, though not tenured, was rehired amid enrollment surge in social science courses per President Carol Ballantyne.
An 8 year old Great Bend boy died when a 2002 Ford Expedition rolled off Kansas Highway 156 near the Finney Hodgeman county line. Driver Daniel Pagan 46 and the family were hurt with the boy ejected and pinned under the vehicle. The surviving relatives were treated and released while others received further care.
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