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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2007
Page
1
The ceremony is reported with Tessa Blood of Garden City listed as the witness or organizer. A brief mention of a scrimmage accompanies the notice, suggesting a celebratory gathering linked to the couple.
In Wichita, the dismal 2007 wheat harvest is starting to affect millers and bakers as local mills in south central Kansas and north central Oklahoma face higher costs. Kendall McFall of Kansas State University notes mills will have to import wheat by truck or rail, increasing expenses.
In Washington, teachers endorse contracts offering bonuses for boosting test scores, despite NEA and AFT opposition to tying pay to student performance. AFT deputy director Rob Weil assists local unions adopting merit pay, though no unified national stance exists.
Garden City residents toured Stevens Park for the 38th annual Art in the Park, sampling paintings, sculptures, organic chocolate, coffee and scented candles. Norman Urie from Norm's Farm Art described metal animal sculptures crafted from farm equipment parts, while Wanda Stallings showcased watercolors and a Best of Show ribbon. Robin Fabricius, an attorney from Great Bend, sold candles for 5B & Co Candlemakers with Gingered Pumpkin as a favorite, reflecting a weekend of artist demonstrations and sales.
Luis Garcia aged 17 and Hector Ontiveros aged 14 are cadets in the Great Plains Bison Squadron of Garden City. They spent part of summer at a regional Civil Air Patrol encampment in Rapid City learning CAP drills and ceremonies. Gar cia describes CAP as a US Air Force sub-branch for ages 12 to 18 emphasizing teamwork and leadership.
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