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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2007
Page
3
Edith Scheuerman Elementary at 1901 Wilcox hosts a Christmas Festival from 5 30 to 7 30 p m featuring live entertainment a chili dinner cinnamon rolls and student staff crafted Christmas items for sale.
The Holiday Mission Market at St. Dominic Parish Center runs 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday with about 45 vendors. Proceeds aid Garden City’s poor, with vendor rentals and some sales donated to rent utilities medical care and other needs. Vendors offer wreaths quilts candles baked goods nativity sets and more. Lunch by St. Dominic Youth Group supports a summer mission trip.
The Garden City Community College Potter's Guild Holiday Art Sale runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday in the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building lobby. It features pottery and ceramic items by GCCC students and instructors with prices from 5 to 50 dollars. Artists include Julissa Sanzameda Cimarron Judy Scott Lakin Kate Dibbern York Neb Shelly Jordan Lisa Maxwell Jim Mathews Bill Crumble and instructor Brian McCallum. Cash or checks accepted and questions go to McCallum at 276 9587.
The SPIRIT organization holds a Christmas party for adult disabled residents from 6 to 9 p.m. Monday at Mosaic located at 2708 N 11th St. A DJ will provide music for dancing, a dinner is served, and Santa visits with gifts for attendees.
The Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission ruled that rival campaigns over southwest Kansas coal plants must reveal their mass media expenditures. Know Your Power and Kansans for Affordable Energy will file reports detailing ad spending with Jan. 10 as the next due date for coverage from Sept. 1 to Dec. 31.
The article notes a holiday engagement boom at Linenberger Jewelry from October to February, with co owner Jeff Linenberger citing peak sales as couples propose during Thanksgiving and Christmas or near Valentine’s Day. It mentions ring mounts options, rising prices, and wedding timing trends alongside local bridal shops and public wedding statistics.
Public Works director Sam Curran notes holiday trash rises from extra packages and wrapping while pickups slow due to closures Christmas and weekends. Local businesses share recycled paper products and guidance on card and wrapping reuse, with CREW and area recyclers accepting cards and boxes where feasible.
Kansas Corporation Commission members Michael Moffet and Thomas Wright filed affirmations denying conversations with Westar Energy or Governor Kathleen Sebelius about energy policy or a pending rate increase hearing. Westar seeks preliminary rate approval to recover wind turbine costs. Citizens Utility Ratepayers Board questioned the regulators but later accepted their responses.
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