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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2005
Page
1
Paul Teetzen volunteers his planting skills at several Wichita churches during the Pro Am event, aiding landscaping efforts and community outreach.
Garden City Mayor Janie Perkins is named one of three new regents by Gov. Kathleen Sebelius. She joins former Sen. Christine Downey and Dan Lykins to serve four-year terms on the nine member board, subject to Senate confirmation when the Legislature convenes.
4 H activities heat up at Finney County Fairgrounds as livestock check ins begin and judging continues through Saturday with a 5 30 p m auction. Luke Lear of Wide Awake 4 H club trims his market heifer to maximize shine and score aiming for a square, muscular build. Lear notes leadership benefits and that his first year raising a market heifer born after Jan 1, 2004. Minimum auction weight is 850 pounds.
St Catherine Hospital reports 59 bed capacity on two floors and a need for over 20 LPNs and RNs. Garden City Community College supplies grads, easing local hiring. Burton notes nurses often move to nursing homes, with many older now in the workforce and youth recruitment essential.
Burton and Lenora Cook discuss a nursing workforce crisis. They note fewer young people entering nursing, with older nurses leaving earlier and more men joining. Greg Unruh cites Scott County Hospital turnover under 10 percent as a counterpoint.
A lively fair narrative recounts 4-H bake sale items like Sinnamon pretzels and oatmeal banana cookies with pecan, bought by Jacob Gouldie and friends. The scene highlights close community ties, friendly exchanges, and a sunflower shaped cake winning blue ribbons.
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