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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 2001
Page
3
Children ages four to six are invited to join a one day workshop to make tree ornaments and holiday decorations. Sessions run 4 to 5 pm December 10 to 13 at the Recreation Activity Center 310 N St. The daily fee is 5 dollars with scholarship options. Contact Mark Hays at 276 1200 for details.
In Kansas during the extended Thanksgiving holiday weekend two people died in crashes. Cameron Bookout, 19, of Hutchinson, died Saturday when his car left Kansas 61 hitting a tree. Richard M. Quenzell, 17, of Wichita, died Thursday night after losing control on a left turn. his car crossed the center line and struck a tree head on. The period runs from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday, with nine deaths recorded last year.
Karen Kay Unger 55 of Garden City died Sunday November 25 2001 at St Op Hospital Garden City Born April 15 1946 in Denver daughter of Edward Michael Ritter and Dorothy Atteberry Ritter She graduated Douglas County High School Castle Rock Colorado 1964 and worked 17 years for Peoples Natural Gas Co starting as a meter reader retiring in Garden City Survivors include two sons Wade and Frank Unger a daughter Anna Hahn her mother Dorothy Cook her stepfather Lyle Cook three brothers Uyrel Ritter Lloyd Ritter and Wayne Ritter eleven grandchildren and several nieces and nephews She was predeceased by her father and a son Shawn Unger Visitation 9 am 8 pm today and Tuesday Funeral 9 am Wednesday Garland Funeral Home Garden City Rev Dy Caddell officiating Burial St John United Church of Christ Cemetery Idalia Colorado Memorials Karen Eger Memorial Fund care of the funeral home 412 Nenth St Tribune Graveside service Blanche Lola Cook 85 Tribune died Saturday November 2001 Burial 2 pm Tuesday in Tribune Cemetery Rev Kerry Grogan officiating She was born July 23 1916 in Ve County daughter of Levi Gort and Nellie Mabel Cook Lived in Tribune since 1970 Survivors Crystal Link Scott City Velma Tintin Oakley Preceded in death by husbands Clyde Art Everett Leo ill Orville Don Cook and sister Fern Cook Visitation until 8 pm at Boomhower Funeral Home Dighton Memorials to Greeley County Long Term Care in care of the funeral home
The Kansas Republican clash centers on whether moderates or conservatives drive the party. Carla Stovall embraces abortion rights. Tim Shallenburger opposes abortion. Abortion stance dominates many labels, though some see other issues and social circles as decisive. Party leaders acknowledge taxonomy is imperfect and varies by context.
Groundbreaking for St Catherine Hospital additions set for 4 p m Wednesday marks the start of a two stage project totaling 36 million dollars. The first phase includes a power plant east of Fourth Street a new surgery center addition and loading docks with the inpatient tower costing 28 million. The second phase covers interior completion at 8 million with projected completion in June 2003. The master facility plan began in 1996 and is funded by 24 million in industrial revenue bonds 9 million in reserve funds and 3 million from a capital campaign. The project advances the hospital toward regional medical center status for southwest Kansas. The bishop will bless the ceremony and a reception follows.
Garden City Community College announces spring enrollment with extended hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Friday. Telephone enrollment runs noon to 8 p.m. Tuesday to Thursday for up to seven credit hours. In-person signups available at Admissions Office and Saffell Library.
Garden City High School students from forensics and debate join in Buffalo Broadcasting System seventh annual telethon. The six hour event on local cable channel 21 features more than 50 students hosting, performing, and debating topics including weapons of mass destruction and terrorism. Judges will assess, donations accepted 4 to 10 p.m. at 276-5170.
Garden City commissioners convene at the Administrative Center to revisit the Big Pool project as staff continues the building block approach for repairs and renovations. The agenda also includes hospital campus phase I progress, police and public works reports, and a motor vehicle nuisance ordinance.
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