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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 2001

Page

3

Garden City students plan Thanksgiving celebrations

USD 457 students mark the holiday with class projects and meals this week. Buffalo Jones Elementary kindergartners hold a Tuesday feast in Pilgrim and Indian dress, while third and fourth graders at Pierceville Plymell sample foods from the food pyramid and younger students prepare and eat a feast. Florence Wilson Elementary hosts varied morning activities for first and prekindergarten, with a classroom lunch with families. Mason Evans’ fourth graders invite parents to a formal lunch, while Jennie Barker Elementary repeats a five year tradition serving reheated dishes at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday. Principal Sue Glodt reads a Thanksgiving book post feast. Edith Scheuerman Elementary first graders enjoy a puppet show at 12:45 p.m. Tuesday.

Kinder Prep Buffalo Jones Pierceville-Plymell Florence Wilson Mason Evan Jennie Barker Sue Glodt Ellen Roop Edith Scheuerman

Hunter injured after shot by companions near Lakin

A 46 year old Lakin hunter was accidentally shot by his hunting party on private land three miles northeast of Lakin. Scott C. Arnett received shotgun pellets to the back shoulder face and head and was treated and released from Kearny County Hospital. The accident occurred when Arnett moved to retrieve a vehicle and oblique sight lines from higher ground made him invisible to the group. The incident was ruled an accident.

Lakin Scott C. Arnett Kearny County Arnett

Chamber Breakfast Set for Wednesday at Wheat Lands

The monthly chamber of commerce breakfast will begin at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday at Wheat Lands Convention Center. Sponsor is Credit Bureau Services Inc. Reservations by 5 p.m. Tuesday via chamber office at 276-3264.

Chamber of Comerce Wheat Lands Convention Center Credit Bureau Services Inc Chamber

Vera E Wilkerson funeral set in Garden City

Vera E Wilkerson 86 of Garden City will be buried in Stanton County Cemetery after a 2 p.m. Tuesday service at Manter Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Kevin Seuser. The Garden City homemaker died Nov 17 2001 at St. Catherine Hospital. She was born Feb 10 1915 in Stanton County to Hank and Hazel Coward and later lived in Manter then Garden City. Memorials may go to Vera E Wilkerson Memorial Fund care of Garland Funeral Home.

Vera E. Wilkerson Garden City Manter Methodist Church Kevin Seuser Stanton County Wilkerson St. Catherine Hospital Hank Hazel Henry) Coward Manter Roy Wilkerson Springfield Colo Lydell Wilkerson Penny Combs Betty Johnson Johnson City Ixie Black Joplin Eborah Lynn Rodriguez Frank Conard Colorado City Texas Bob Conard Cassville Fern Burns Lamar Garland Funeral Home Funeral N. Seventh St

Highway dedicated to In His Steps minister in Topeka

In Topeka Kansas a stretch of U S 24 was dedicated as the Charles Sheldon Trafficway in honor of the Rev Charles Sheldon author of In His Steps The dedication followed efforts by Topeka activist Sonny Scroggins after the Legislature named the road The ceremony featured Garrett Sheldon great grandson of Charles Sheldon though a security delay at Atlanta delayed his flight Officials cited Sheldon influence beyond Topeka and Kansas with the WWJD movement gaining renewed youth popularity.

Topeka U.S. 24 Jesus Charles Sheldon Central Congregational Church Garrett Sheldon University of Virginia Hartsfield Atlanta International Sonny Scroggins Sheldon Scroggins Kansas State Historical Society David A. Haury Harry United States

15th Annual Fantasy Tree Festival raises nearly 30000

The Russell Child Development Center fundraiser at Southwind Country Club drew about 250 attendees. Proceeds totaled 29,836.15 with live auctions at 22,678 and silent bids 2,769.50 plus raffle 4,760. Estimated expenses run around 5,000. The event featured gifts, a Broadmoor package raffle, and a 9 by 9 foot arch, with leaders from Wind River Grain and local businesses attending.

Russell Child Development Center Southwind Country Club Sharon Hixson RCDC Hixson Children’s Organization Jerome Greene Greene Mark Gillen Bob Temple Wind River Grain

Time Out owner to fight fine over KDHE violations

Time Out Sports Lounge & Grill owner Lee Gallegos says she has cleaned up cited sanitation and handling violations after three inspections by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment and will appeal the $4,500 fine. She inherited the business in June and notes prior owners were not cited.

Lee Gallegos Time Out Sports Lounge & Grill Gallegos Time Out N. Taylor Ave Kansas Department of Health and Environment Gallego Workman’s Cafe

Thanksgiving closings hit Garden City and Finney County

Garden City and Holcomb city offices close Thursday and Friday with Wednesday hours. Finney County offices and courts shut Thurs Fri, as does the Finney County Historical Museum and Public Library. Post offices close with limited mail service. several banks close Thurs Fri. The Telegram also not published Thursday.

Garden City City Lm Holcomb City Finney County Finney County Courts Garden City Animal Shelter Finney County Public Library Finney County Historical Museum Garden City Holcomb Bank of America Citizens State Bank Commerce Bank Commercial Federal Bank Farm Credit of Garden City First National Bank of Holcomb Garden City State Bank Landmark Federal Savings Bank Security Savings Bank Stock Growers State Bank Western State Bank

Sierra Club vows to shield Kansas wetlands in bypass fight

Lawrence area Sierra Club members pledge to mobilize national resources to block a transportation plan. They seek to list wetlands on the National Register of Historic Places and protest a 14.5 mile bypass route that would affect Haskell Indian Nations University lands and sacred native sites amid years of legal challenges.

Lawrence Sierra Club Kansas Transportation Kansas The National Kansas Sierra Club Scott Smith South Lawrence Kansas 10 Johnson County Topeka Haskell Indian Nations University

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