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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2001
Page
3
Salvation Army's La Causa Tobacco Prevention Coalition hosts a prevention fair from 10 a.m. to noon at the Garden City Recreation Commission Gymnasium. High school students in La Causa run activity booths for children while information booths assist parents.
Entries will be accepted starting December 1 for the Miss Garden City Pageant an official preliminary to Miss Kansas and Miss America. The competition is set for February 9 2002. Women ages 17 to 24 may call Lisa Dockter at 275 5727 or 272 0375 for more information.
Registrations are being accepted for the Rental Housing In Kansas seminar from 1 to 5 p.m. November 9 at the Student Center, Garden City Community College. The free session by Housing & Credit Counseling Inc. covers the Kansas Residential Landlord/Tenant Act and tenant and landlord rights. To register, call Extension 314 or 301 at (785) 234-0217 or (800) 383-0217.
Clarence C. Davis 76 Satanta resident and WWII Army veteran dies October 31 2001. Survived by wife Twila Jane Rhiness daughter ZoAnn Torrey grandson and other relatives. Funeral Saturday at First Baptist Satanta with burial Banner Cemetery. Casey Donald Gillespie 12 Garden City resident dies October 30 2001. Survived by mother Ellen Swafford Gillespie grandmother Helen Swafford and others. Memorial service Friday First United Methodist Garden City. memorial fund in care of Price & Sons Funeral Home.
Missy Mitchell, a 31 year old legally blind Christian artist from Tulsa, performs at 7 p.m. Saturday at Clifford Hope Auditorium, Garden City High School, with no admission but a free will offering. Sunday at 3 p.m. features Always Patsy Cline at the same venue, sponsored by Southwest Kansas Community Concert Association and Western Kansas Broadcasting. Tickets available at several local shops and stores.
Senate President Dave Kerr will wait for the 2002 legislative session to finish before announcing a gubernatorial run. He cited a tough budget year and his duty to constituents, with other candidates including Tim Shallenburger, Kent Glasscock, Rita Cline, Gary Sherrer, Carla Stovall, Kathleen Sebelius, and potential linkage to a Stovall ticket. Graves believes the session will shape the race and warns moderates may split votes.
Sheriff Kevin Bascue and Fire Chief Allen Shelton tied the 11:19 p.m. blaze at 2101 W. Kansas Ave No 3 to arson. The unoccupied trailer and two nearby vehicles were destroyed, with combined losses of about $20,000. A witness described a white pickup carrying two men circling the park before the fire. Manuel Varella is listed as owner of the property.
Judy Fullmer president of the Kansas Association for Family and Community Education recalls her first international trip to the 2001 Associated Country Women of the World assembly in Hamilton Ontario. She observed diverse experiences, including race dynamics in South Africa and shared religious harmony across Islam Buddhism Judaism Christianity and Hinduism during the Providence Rhode Island and Canada conventions.
Finney County residents 18 and older vote in the Extension Council election to choose members for four committees in agriculture family and consumer science 4-H and economic development. Fifteen candidates on the ballot with three agriculture and family and consumer sciences names, three 4-H and economic development candidates, and write ins allowed. Voting ends at 7 pm in the Extension Office conference room at 501 S Ninth St with results counted at the Extension Executive Board meeting.
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