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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 2005

Page

3

Alzheimer's Memory Walk scheduled for Oct 15 at Lee Richardson Zoo

The Alzheimer's Association hosts its Memory Walk in Garden City on October 15 at Lee Richardson Zoo. Nearly 100 participants from the area are expected to raise funds supporting Alzheimer’s programs. The event is the nation’s largest fundraiser for Alzheimer’s services, with supporters in 600 plus communities and over 175 million dollars raised nationally. Registration and donations: www.greatplains.org or (800) 272-3900.

Alzheimer’s Association Lee Richardson Zoo Garden City The Greatplains.org

Salvation Army Back-to-School Bash set for Saturday

Local students and families attend the Salvation Army Back-to-School Bash at the Garden City Family YMCA on Center Street. The alcohol and drug free event runs 5 to 9 p.m. with free school-supply drawings, praise-band performances, swimming, carnival games, wallyball, sand volleyball, and free food. call Connie Williams at 275-1199 for details.

Salvation Army Garden City Family Ymca Center St Connie Williams

University nixes beer sales plan at KU campus

LAWRENCE AP A plan to legalize alcohol sales on the University of Kansas campus has been dropped by administrators. Vice provost Marlesa Roney said the university will maintain the seven year ban after a fatal alcohol related accident involving students. The proposal would have allowed 3.2 percent beer in the Kansas Union first floor including the bowling alley and Hawk's Nest but was not approved due to the campus wide mission to serve all students.

Roney

KU groups target small town students

Lawrence AP Jennifer Meitl recalls her first KU biology class as a Rush Center native. Senior Meitl helps others from small towns join Kansas Connections a mentoring and social group started in February. President Nathan Ladd from Effingham says the network eases campus adjustment and bureau creep.

Lawrence Jennifer Meitl University of Kansas Kansas Rush Center Jayhawks Kansas Connections Cracy Nathan Ladd Effingham

Love grows in a big, loving family in Leoti parade

Bessie Burch, 88, known as Grandma Burch, leads 97 relatives in Seott’s Wichita County Fair parade riding on two semitrailers and in a Ford Ranger. The Leoti farm family of 12 children, 10 kids, 151 descendants, shares breakfasts and prayers every Saturday, celebrating a life of love in small towns.

Leoti Bessie Burch Burch Seon Wichita County Fair Bessie Grandma Burch Kansas Seot Patsy Riley Riley Scot Gloria Koehn Koehn

One Last Blast caps Lakin summer in lighthearted races

Kevin Dasenbrock and Gage McAfee led a playful field at Lakin Recreation Commission's 11th One Last Blast, joining about 30 youngsters in games from noodle knee races to egg roll challenges. Despite cloudy skies, prizes included T shirts and Blizzard certificates, with dynamite candy prizes for egg rollers.

Lakin Kevin Dasenbrock Gage McAfee Gage Donna Renz Lakin Recreation Commission Renz Kevin Dairy Queen Joseph McCombs Cody Higgins McVey Park Courtney Cook Signe

Donors raise money for BTK victims' relatives

Wichita donors raise about 4000 for travel and lodging so relatives of BTK victims can attend Dennis Rader's sentencing in Sedgwick County Court. Organizers fear funds may run out as the three day proceeding begins with support from restaurants and local businesses.

Wichita BTK Kelli Cochran Cochran Dennis Rader Park City Sedgwick County District Court Rader Nora Foulston Wichita Municipal Federal Credit Union

Fort Hays weighs wind farm to power campus

Fort Hays State University eyes a small wind farm on campus or near Hays to power the university, potentially first for a Kansas college. Ideas include partnering with a wind firm or buying wind energy blocks, with two to three turbines needed for 3.2 megawatts daily at an estimated 1.5 million dollars per turbine.

Fort Hays State University Kansas Fort Hays Hays Mike Barnett Barnett University

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