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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2005
Page
9
A personal reflection on the impact of hurricanes and war, juxtaposing a comfortable home life with displaced families. The writer recalls loss, fear, and rebuilding, noting the hard emotional road ahead and the need for empathy, support, and steadfast resolve. The piece stresses reaction as fate and community, not possession, define character.
Beverly Kansas shop runs for a century under Jack Meili, famed for fixing cars and tractors. Farmers such as Ron McCosh praise his radiators and honesty. The Beverly storefront, opened 1908 by William Miller, passed to John Rudolph Meili in 1914 and then to Jack in 1952.
Curtis Ledbetter, pro in Peoria, uses his father Calvin Ledbetter’s Diamond Carpentry bats. Calvin runs the shop with Sparky Wilhelm, making mostly maple bats for minor leaguers and shipping within a week. Curtis, a Lawrence High and Nebraska alumnus, notes the cool factor and savings from not buying bats.
Don Vine, a cardiologist and KU Wichita medical school professor, exhibits 40 close up images of flowers at the William J. Reals Gallery of Art through Sept. 30. The show, linked to medical education, features diverse blooms including echinacea and roses, and Vine ties his work to medicinal plants and updates on the school's site.
Kansas City artist Eric Easton creates whimsical pieces from elephant dung at the Kansas City Zoo. He calls them poopheads and paints them into heads of people animals or mythical beings. Easton, a former elephant keeper now maintenance supervisor, treasures a bolus from Casey the bull elephant who died in 2008.
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