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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2011
Page
3
Diabetes education roundup briefs announce pre registration for two classes scheduled 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on March 24 and May 5 in Classroom One at St. Catherine Hospital 401 E Spruce St. Call Joan Booker at 272 2323 for details.
Local musicians from 10 area towns form the Garden City Community College Concert Band for a 7:30 p.m. Thursday performance in Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building on the GCCC campus. Admission is free. The program features Emperata Overture, Suite in Minor Mode, Old Churches, Slavonic Dances, Acrostic Song, Final Alice, Holst Second Suite, Fantasia on the Dargason, and Radetzky March among others. The band includes multiple area players and a full brass, woodwind, and percussion section. This is the fourth of five on-stage music events in Garden City, following a jazz series sponsored with The Garden City Telegram.
Garden City Community College invites southwest Kansas children from kindergarten through sixth grade to enroll in two Kids’ College camps during spring break. Art Camp runs 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and Dance Crew 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. for K-3. fourth through sixth graders have Dance Crew morning and Planet Art afternoon. Cost is 99 dollars per child for the week, with possible scholarships. Enrollment depends on capacity and sufficient registration. Information is available via the GCCC Continuing Education division or the EC CC KS site.
The Kansas House approved in a first round a Community Defense Act barring or restricting adult businesses. The measure, advancing on a voice vote, would cap locations and hours, forbid near schools and houses of worship, require midnight to 6 a.m. closures, and enforce a no touch rule while allowing alcohol service at some venues. Supporters cite community protection and rural hardship against lawsuits. critics call for local control and question necessity.
Dozens gathered at St. Thomas Episcopal Church on N Main St for Shrove Tuesday feasts of pancakes and sausages. Volunteers fed attendees inside a small church kitchen as families from different faiths joined the celebration before Ash Wednesday and the Lenten season.
In Liberal Kansas a 28 year old mother of two won the Shrove Tuesday pan cake race beating England's Nicky Stallis by nine seconds on a 415 yard course in 63 seconds. Snow fell as racers in aprons flipped pancakes amid ice cleared by blowtorches. Schowengerdt, who said she did not train for such weather, explained her surprise at the ice removal.
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