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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2006
Page
8
The report notes a chilly night with a few clouds and north winds shifting to southwest at 4-8 mph. Humidity near 70 percent, followed by a warmer Friday with sun and 6-8 hours of sunshine, then a breezy cool Saturday and a soil temperature reading of 34 at Vestatia.
Alice Ruth Elder Summers born March 28 1911 will celebrate her 95th birthday with an open house at the Leoti Senior Center on Saturday March 25 2006. She married Henry David Summers March 27 1929 and they farmed in Kearny County before moving to Leoti in 1972. He died December 13 1999. She has nine children Roy Summers Don Summers Merle Summers Delora Stites Helen Ridder Bess Brown Dude Summers Barb Heili and Dorothy Harbin. She has 26 grandchildren 50 great grandchildren and nine great great grandchildren. Cards may be sent to Route 2 Box 38 Leoti KS 67861.
Sunshine Gals met March 14 at Regina Wilson's home. Members answered roll call by sharing stories of loved ones with heart problems. Norma Nolte gave a lesson on heart health noting women neglect heart care and that half of women may die from heart disease. She described gender specific warning signs and the need for regular check ups.
Service member Cesar A. Mancinas of Garden City, son of Patricia Mancinas, participated in a five-day port call in Brisbane Australia while aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Decatur homeported in San Diego. The voyage supports global war on terrorism and maritime security operations with community service at hospitals, a WWII frigate restoration, zoo koala habitat cleanup, and training facility maintenance.
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