Colby Kempke Faces Pudding Sticker at Garden City
Christy Kempke from Garden City shares a candid moment as Colby Kempke shows off a pudding face in Woodland.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2008
Page
1
Christy Kempke from Garden City shares a candid moment as Colby Kempke shows off a pudding face in Woodland.
At Finney County Fairgrounds Jacob Henson, eight, shows his blue ribbon market steer in the auction ring. The crowd calls out premiums as bids rise from five hundred to eight hundred dollars, with Circle Feeders placing the winning bid. The judge calls the steer "pretty nice" as Jacob notes his first year showing livestock.
The piece envisions a fair absence of food, noting peanut free nights at ballparks for allergy safety. It highlights the sensory appeal of fair foods like barbecue, snow cones, and funnel cake, imagining how its removal would dull the experience.
Washington AP report by the Center for Science in the Public Interest finds most kids meals across 13 major chains exceed 430 calories. Subway’s Fresh Fit for Kids meals perform best, while options from KFC Taco Bell Sonic Jack in the Box and Chick fil A show high calorie counts.
Reed Harp, 12, builds a 4 by 4 foot N Scale model mountain for his train display using Styrofoam plaster and paint. He attends Garden City and Dodge City train meetings and shows about once a year to learn from other displays and observe HO and N Scale trains, including a 1:160 model and the popular 1:87 HO Scale. See Neighbors, Page AS.
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