Wal-Mart Bakery Dept Holds Christmas Party
Jesus Diaz in Garden City photos the Wal-Mart bakery department celebrating the Christmas party with cheerful faces and holiday cheer.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2008
Page
1
Jesus Diaz in Garden City photos the Wal-Mart bakery department celebrating the Christmas party with cheerful faces and holiday cheer.
Sean Strickland 14 takes his first deer during a guided youth hunt southwest of Scott Lake. He and his father Jon tracked the animal for about 45 minutes after a shot from 150 yards. The event occurred on a cold day as they selected a target among a herd with a guide.
In August Sean Strickland and his family joined a Kansas Department of Wildlife guided hunt two hours after starting. Sean earned his first deer and the family donated the extra meat to Kansas Feed the Hungry, with processing in Lakin.
Family and friends gathered at the Salvation Army for Willie Cisneros Jr who is on an 18 day leave before returning to Iraq this week. He plans to mail video moments home for his nieces and nephews as they miss his presence at sports events. His mother Juanita Venturi travels from Mississippi to be with him and enjoys cooking his favorites.
No. 3 in a series on 2008 highlights gas costs and rising commodity prices amid recession fears. The piece notes gas briefly above three dollars, then slipping below two, with food and other goods climbing. It references corn prices peaking near eight dollars a bushel as harvest neared.
Farmer Boyd Lear of south Finney County cites weak outside markets, low fuel costs, and a weak dollar for the drop in corn prices, while a USDA crop report suggests higher production this year than expected. Lear grows about 1200 acres of corn.
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