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Mary Grubbs and her granddaughter Kristen Grubbs appear in a warm afternoon scene as church activities for next week are outlined. Phat Batie Lakin is noted in the piece.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 2004
Page
1
Mary Grubbs and her granddaughter Kristen Grubbs appear in a warm afternoon scene as church activities for next week are outlined. Phat Batie Lakin is noted in the piece.
About 1,000+ elementary and middle school students attended the Earth Day Fair at Lee Richardson Zoo in Garden City for its 13th year. Kathy Sexson notes turnout rose since limiting attendance to grades three and up while students learned about the planet, water health, and conservation through hands on activities.
St Catherine Hospital will contest a KDHE fine and license suspension for its Learning Tree preschool and day care after inspections found alleged child care violations. A law firm representing the hospital filed a notice appealing both elements, forwarded to the Kansas Department of Administration for oversight. The KDHE report mailed April 12 summarized findings from surveys on February 3 and 9 and March 2.
The public can greet the US Army Reserves 467th Engineer Detachment returning from Iraq with a 1 p.m. parade starting at Wal-Mart on East Kansas Avenue and marching to the Plaza Hotel. An awards ceremony follows at 2 p.m. at the Plaza. A private dinner for soldiers and spouses precedes a 7 p.m. community reception and dance open to all with donations invited.
Dania Miranda turned eight in a new culture after arriving from Guatemala City with her mother Sara Miranda Unruh and stepfather Roger Unruh on March 29. The Buffalo Jones first grader celebrated her birthday at 1610 Walker with a mother baked cake, marking her first birthday in the United States.
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