Book Signing Sparks Dispute At Hastings Event
Picture This Colby Kempke with Bill Snyder at Hastings during Snyder's book signing. Rebuted by Christy Kempke of Garden City.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2007
Page
1
Picture This Colby Kempke with Bill Snyder at Hastings during Snyder's book signing. Rebuted by Christy Kempke of Garden City.
About 150 pieces were showcased by GCHS art students at Main Street Art Center. Tracey Carrillo’s self portrait drew steady gaze as color and layered effects suggested depth beyond a single canvas. Klent McMillan’s stone-slab painting of cowboys and horses used orange and yellow tones to evoke a western sunset amid student works.
After almost 30 years with the district, Garden City High School art teacher Phil Buntin, 60, plans to retire this May. He recalls riding his bicycle to class, long hair, Converse shoes, and his belief in students. Born in Missouri, he served in the Army during Vietnam and discovered teaching as his calling.
Yolanda King 51 at Ebenezer Baptist Church linked her father and mother to ongoing civil rights work. She urged Americans to keep reaching for peaceful equality and described coping with Coretta Scott King’s death. The event featured plays about desegregation and included family appearances and book signings.
Cora Howard, 58, a Garden City resident and Western State Bank mortgage loan processor, volunteers two mornings per month at Emmaus House. Her faith motivates her to aid the homeless through chores, meals, and shelter support at the 802 N Fifth St facility, which logged about 713 1/2 volunteer hours last month.
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