Picture This Zachary Bailor Performs Tuba Christmas
Zachary Bailor participates in a Tuba Christmas event on December 12 at Larimar Square in Denver. The gathering features brass players as part of a seasonal concert honoring community music.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2004
Page
1
Zachary Bailor participates in a Tuba Christmas event on December 12 at Larimar Square in Denver. The gathering features brass players as part of a seasonal concert honoring community music.
In Sunnyside Washington Sergio Madrigal rebuilt his herd from 449 calves to more than 500 as U S cattle producers recover from the nations first mad cow case in a dairy cow near Madison Washington. Despite border shutdowns by over 60 countries the U S cattle industry shows resilience with high beef prices and regulatory steps by Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman to boost consumer confidence and expand BSE testing.
In Wichita, after the nation’s first mad cow case, regulators and industry reassured safe beef consumption. A year later appetite remains strong with near record prices from auction rings to supermarkets, while meatpackers struggle to meet demand.
The Tuba Christmas event in Garden City attracted about 300 people and featured 36 players in Santa hats with garland decorations. Adults and students from multiple towns competed for best decorated euphonium and best adult prize, while organizers hope for an annual gathering.
An Associated Press poll shows about 50 percent of adults fret over overall debt amid holiday shopping. About 75 percent have credit cards, with a significant minority doubting their own ability to manage spending and a quarter using cards even when funds are not available. Brandon Terrok of Klamath Falls warns of high card debt impairing big purchases.
Nathan Ansley, 17, a Garden City High School senior, won the Kansas Association of Broadcasters Holiday Public Service Announcement Contest in the individual entry category. His "Teenage Safety" PSA highlights teen drug and alcohol use with statistics and will air statewide through the holiday season.
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