Betty Taylor

Betty Taylor is the right person for that position.She is highly qualified, with impressive credentials that include a well-rounded background in civic activities, and small-business ownership.Also, her educational background in biology, experience in the banking industry, and laudable history in volunteer projects will be valuable assets in city council considerations.

She also has extensive experience in promoting tourism in Hutchinson.Her credentials include the following: bachelor's of science in biology from Emporia State University; 14 years at Hutchinson National Bank and Trust; three years as horticulture assistant with Kansas State Extension Office in Reno County; 23 years small business owner; member Reno County Growth Coalition-Tourism Task Force; 11 years member of board for Hutchinson Friends of the Zoo, including six years as president; Citizen of the Year-Hutchinson Civitans Club 2002; Altrusa International of Hutchinson-Community leadership award 2003; and distinguished volunteer-Kansas Recreation and Park Association 2005.

Vote for Betty Taylor, city council member for the northeast district.
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For the last 20 years, Betty Taylor has devoted her energy into making Hutchinson a better place to live.She is a strong supporter of business growth.Her background as an educator, bank personnel officer, small business owner, and her education in biology and horticulture make Betty more than qualified for the position of city council member.

Betty Taylor is an excellent candidate for city council.Please cast your vote for her April 3.

Community volunteer Betty Taylor, also seeking the Northeast District's four-year seat, had spent $1,823.43 and had $421.07 available as of Thursday.She gave her campaign $1,500, and Merl Sellers, a former Hutchinson city councilman from the Northwest District, contributed $100.

"I think this is a great improvement," Council President Betty Taylor said."I think it's a first step toward campaign finance reform, for one thing."

Betty Taylor, president of Friends of the Zoo, said the log cabin was planned from the beginning.

ìWe realize on the prairie, they had sod homes, but they also had log cabins,î she said.ìRight now our entrance to the zoo has no sense of place.Soon it will.î

Visitors will park on the west side of the center.The items in the visitorís center gift shop will concentrate on the nearly 125 animals found at the Hutchinson Zoo, such as river otters, eagles, tamarins and prairie dogs.

"It's the farm animal experience," said Betty Taylor, president of Hutchinson Friends of the Zoo, which sponsors Zoo Day.

Betty Taylor, president of Friends of the Zoo, said the train's regular schedule beyond the grand opening remained up in the air with Schmitt's death, but not in doubt.

Betty Taylor, Ward 2, served as city council president last year.

Eugene City Councilors Betty Taylor and Bonny Bettman will also attend,

Betty Taylor, past president of the Friends of the Zoo, said every weekend day in January drew more than 100 people to the complex, according to unofficial tallies by gift shop volunteers.On Jan. 7, 657 people visited, which Taylor said had to be a record.

The public can vote for their favorite tree, said Betty Taylor, president of the Friends of the Zoo.