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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2003
Page
3
The American G.I. Forum invites entrants for its Cinco de Mayo Queen 2003 with no age limit. Deadline to enter is February 7, and finalists will be announced at a February 8 dance at the Kansas National Guard armory.
Scott County FACS agent Betty LaToush leads a noon January 31 presentation at the Finney County Extension Office teaching warning signs and response. Pre-registration and lunch guidance available. extension agent Linda Walter also reachable at 272-3670 for details.
The Garden City golf advisory board meeting scheduled for Monday night has moved from Finnup Education Center to Buffalo Dunes Golf Course. The session begins at 7 p.m.
The Garden City Community College PE Building hosts a free walking route open to the public. Hours run 5 45 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Thursday 5 45 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday when campus is open. For questions call 276 9606.
The Holcomb Boosters Club seeks donations from local businesses for its 11th annual scholarship auction on February 23 to fund scholarships for Holcomb High School seniors. Donations of money gift certificates goods and services are welcome. Contact Cindy Fenton at 277-2346 for details.
St. Catherine Hospital EagleMed and Garden City Community College host a two day pediatric advanced life support seminar at Finnup Education Center Lee Richardson Zoo. Registration 7 30 a m to 8 0 0 a m fees 200 per person 250 for one college credit includes manuals credits offered to nursing EMS and physicians. Contact Mary Adam or Paula Moisio for details. Road condition hotline 1 800 585 7623.
The Kansas House Appropriations Committee endorsed a bill to rewrite the 2003 budget preventing a general fund shortfall. It retains two thirds of Graves cuts to the social services department and confirms withholds from highway funds and local aid. The panel urged quick action while facing municipal lawsuits and court scrutiny.
Garden City native Jared Willson, 28, returns home between Tennessee gigs to talk about becoming a full time drummer. He credits family, early band work with Country Fever, and persistence for his career path from high school marching bands to the Black Bear Jamboree in Pigeon Forge. Willson advises young musicians to pursue education, network, and play wherever possible.
Kansans celebrate quick action after Governor Sebelius signs a measure creating a Kansas foundation to hold sale assets from Health Midwest. Lawmakers said the move safeguards Kansas share amid Missouri settlement talks. Governor appoints 18-member board. Kansas seeks 15 to 25 percent of proceeds.
Tim Shallenburger, once a powerful Kansas official, moves back to Baxter Springs after losing the governor race to Kathleen Sebelius. He now works as a commercial loan officer at American Bank and says he plans to stay retired from politics, helping only if state leaders seek his input.
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