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Hoisington Mayor proclaims Shrine Bowl Week
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Hoisington City Council member Jim Morris recognized Hoisington High School marching band members for their upcoming participation in the Shrine Bowl. Mayor Clayton Williamson has proclaimed July 24-29 as Shrine Bowl Week in Hoisington. Pictured are: Jim Morris, Nash Stambaugh, Braydon Williston, and Hayden Gardner. - photo by Veronica Coons, Tribune staff
HOISINGTON — With three band members and one football player from Hoisington High School selected to participate in the upcoming 2017 Shrine Bowl and Shrine Bowl Masonic Marching Band, Mayor Clayton Williamson took the opportunity Monday night to issue a proclamation designating July 24-29 as Shrine Bowl Week in Hoisington. The 2017 Shrine Bowl will be played at Veterans Stadium at Butler Community College on July 29.Council member Jim Morris presented plaques to the three percussionists, Nash Stambaugh, Braydon Williston, Hayden Gardner, recognizing them for their accomplishments. Williamson presented to Kelly and Laura Urban, parents of All Star football player Landen Urban, who was unable to attend the meeting Monday night because he was practicing for the game in Salina.