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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2005
Page
13
Garden City's Potter's Guild annual holiday season sale runs 9 am to 4 pm in the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building lobby. Ceramics mostly range from five to fifty dollars, with Wanda Stallings praising one of a kind pieces meant to be treasured across a lifetime.
The article notes how residents in southwest Kansas chase unique gifts through original art. It highlights venues like Mercer Gallery and the Garden City Art Center, where local artists showcase work that can be moderately priced and truly original.
Bruce Breslow runs Moon Marble Co in Bonner Springs selling handmade glass marbles and retro games. The shop attracts dozens of visitors weekly and functions as a marble art studio where each piece is crafted one at a time, highlighting the artist’s designs and memories of childhood play. Mass produced marbles bring in modest sales while handmade pieces begin around 20 dollars and rise with complexity.
A collection of movie titles with MPAA ratings and scattered numbers appears, listing titles such as Just Friends and The Ice Harvest alongside ratings PG 13 and R plus fragmented monetary figures. The readable items include entertainment releases Aeon Flux Walk the Line Rent Chicken Little and Yours Mine and Ours with assorted numeric tokens.
The bridge column analyzes a West open endgame after a heart lead in a spade decision. It explains how declarers use information from adverse hands to decide whether to play the king or jack when West follows low. The piece details a club finesse, diamond king, and a final spade play leading to a jack over East with the ace.
Kansas photographer Jim Richardson recalls a time when farmers wore overalls and one room schools existed. About 30 of his black and white images from 1970 to 1974 are shown at his Lindsborg gallery, capturing everyday life and scenes now rare in Kansas.
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