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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 2001

Page

2

Kids Parade Brightens Stevens Park Route

The second annual High Plains Public Radio Children’s Parade, organized by Deb Stout, started just after 1 p.m. Saturday in Stevens Park. Kids age 10 and younger followed Andrew Mahoney along wagons, scooters, jeeps, and bikes, with Beef It Up! Eat Beef! flair on many costumes and vehicles.

Deb Stout High Plains Public Radio Stevens Park Andrew Mahoney Fisher Price Stout

Bikers for Beef Poker Run Raises 1000 for Family Crisis Center

About 85 Harley riders from Garden City and Liberal gathered in Garden City for a Bikers for Beef Poker Run to benefit Family Crisis Services. The event started at 911 N. Main St with a seven-location route through Sublette Satanta Ulysses Lakin and Garden City, concluding with a hamburger lunch and prize awards at Wheat Lands Convention Center. Organizers expect to do it again next year and the initial tally topped 1000 dollars.

Main Street Family Crisis Center Teresa Smith Garden City Joe Roger Collins Verna Collins Roger Liberal N. Main St Jeff Salyer Beef Empire Salyer Highway 83 Stockade Travel Plaza Sublette Kent Seba Harley Davidson Sayler Yippeena Satanta Ulysses Dairy Queen Lakin Commerce Bank Brookover Feed Yard Wheat Lands Convention Center Family Crisis Services Lana Christensen Ites

Beef Empire Days parade showcases diverse winners and community spirit

The 1951 Beef Empire Days parade highlighted MBA Real Estate first in the vehicle division and Garden City High School dance team first in youth. Other winners included Wide-A-Wake in 4 H, American Cancer Society Relay for Life in adults, Miles of Smiles in animals, and Sears in commercial. Spectators favored various entries, with five year old Avery Turner loving the red Dodge Viper and Amanda Deihl naming Fire Squad or 91 Cents. The hourlong parade drew 86 entries, closing with praise from Gillen Lehman for community support. Parade Grand Marshal Pat Koons led on horseback, while Storm Dennison and Barbara Oringdorff provided narration for Oringdorff’s 31st year.

MBA Real Estate Garden City High School Wide-A-Wake American Cancer Society Relay For Life Miles of Smiles Therapeutic Sears Avery Turner Amanda Deihl Fire Squad Deihl Stevens Park Gillen-Lehman Pat Koons Kearny County Feeders Inc Koons Beef Empire Days Storm Dennison Western Motor Sales Barbara Oringdorff Territorial Magazine Oringdorff

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