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5 Other CFP 7-23-09.Indd 1 7/23/09 12:38:20 PM Colby Free Press Thursday July 23, 2009 Page 5 On the Beat Books on music play well with festival COLBY POLICE 6:02 p.m. – Dead dog in road- Sunday, July 5 way. Turned over to Colby Animal I really enjoyed the bluegrass into being, their development “Choice Picks.” This will allow 12:05 a.m. – Subjects came to Clinic. festival this last weekend. In Melany through the ages, and even how the listener to learn many tradi- Law Enforcement Center to get 9:11 p.m. – Subjects using fi re- honor of it I want to share about Wilks they are actually made. This book tional bluegrass songs chosen by their dog. works. Spoke to them. a few books and other materials has wonderful photos illustrating the association. These items will 12:38 a.m. – Fireworks going 10:11 p.m. – Bush on fi re at we have on the theme of music. these topics as well as many other be available about the middle of off. Subjects spoken to. Brookside and Thompson. As- A wonderful children’s book is •Library subjects on “seeing sound” (pp. August; however you can always 12:42 a.m. – Assault reported. sisted Fire Department. “Banjo Granny,” by Sarah Martin Links 6-7); brass, drums and wind in- call and ask to put your name on 1:26 a.m. – 911 caller reported 10:34 p.m. – Assisted stalled ve- Busse and Jacqueline Briggs Mar- struments; learning about various a hold list so you can be one of unknown subjects trashing her hicle, Second and Mission Ridge. tin. This story is about a grand- composers; musical styles; a glos- the fi rst to check them out. The yard with fi reworks. Refer to call mother who fi nds out her grand- music to his life. He meets a young sary of terms, and even modern bluegrass association website also at 1:38. THOMAS COUNTY SHERIFF son loves banjo music. However, woman, Caits and they correspond music created through electronic tells us that a school can apply for 1:38 a.m. – Subject called 911 Monday, July 6 grandmother lives very far away. via e-mail, texting, and cell phone and digital apparatus. a “mini-grant” to help fund in- watching someone run across the 5:30 p.m. – Removed some ga- In order to visit her grandson she videos use. Though their relation- Getting out of the bluegrass school programs presenting blue- street and shooting fi reworks at rage sale items from roadway at must traverse a river, a mountain, ship is developed through distant genre, but staying within a coun- grass. This might be a great way her house – refer to call at 1:26. Pine and Franklin. the desert and the city. Owen, the communication, their love grows. try theme, you might enjoy watch- to help fund teaching of different Report fi led for criminal trespass. 8:48 p.m. – Attempt to contact grandson is kept informed by the So, much so, that lyrics are found ing the DVD, “Walk the Line,” by types of music, while adding a bit 4:19 a.m. – 911 caller beaten up for message. Not found. birds who tell him of his grand- on Caits website that expresses 20th Century Fox. If you have not to the schools budget. along with roommate, refused am- Tuesday, July 7 mother’s journey. Barry Root, the their relationship. There are some seen this movie, it is a really dra- The bluegrass festival is over, bulance. Report fi led for battery. 8:19 a.m. – Transported juve- illustrator, does a great job creat- really light moments and some matic portrayal about the life of but let’s continue to allow music 9:28 a.m. – Ride from Van’s nile from Trego County Juvenile ing warm rich pictures to help heart rending times, but the reader Johnny Cash, and how June Carter to fi ll our hearts. So if you need a Auto Body to Citizens Medical Detention to Thomas County children grasp the story. The last gets drawn into the novel, just as Cash helped him through many of little lift, put on some music, learn Center. Courthouse for court. page of the story looks like it was one does to a beautifully crafted the rough places in his life. about the life of a musician, or a 10:03 a.m. – Welfare check. 10:15 a.m. – Assisted police written with Kansas sunfl ower piece of music. Pure fantasy, but If you haven’t gotten enough new type of music or instrument. 1:16 p.m. – Checked on elderly with funeral block to Sacred Heart fi elds in mind. Can you picture a absorbing at times. information on bluegrass, then ex- Use your library’s resources for female waiting for a ride at I-70 Catholic Church. lively granny skipping through a While Neil Diamond is not a plore the International Bluegrass such a treat! mile 53 on ramp. Subject OK. 11:15 a.m. – Assisted police fi eld of sunfl owers with her grand- bluegrass musician, his 2008 bi- Music Association website. Here The basement is now open for 1:42 p.m. – Citizens Medical with funeral block to Sacred Heart son going “wiggly, jiggly, and all- ography written by David Wild, you can read about events, trends youth to enjoy computers, com- Center reported male harassing Cemetery. around giggly and tip over tumble “He Is... I Say: How I Learned to in bluegrass and other information puter games, board games, puz- visitor in parking lot. Told staff to Provided Vehicle Identifi cation for bluegrass music?” At the end Stop Worrying and Love Neil Dia- (www.ibma.org). I have purchased zles and other activities (9 a.m. to contact police if he returns. Number inspections. of the book is a brief paragraph of mond,” might peak your interest. I a DVD, “Discover Bluegrass: Ex- 5 p.m., Monday through Friday). 3:44 p.m. – Two dogs running 4:15 p.m. – Chunks of tire tread the origins of bluegrass music as believe that being a musician can ploring American Roots Music.” Also, check the display case for loose in the draw north of Fifth in roadway on W. Fourth. Re- well. Even adults learn from this be a challenging life to live. This It discusses of course, the history anything you may have lost in between Sherman and Nashville. moved treads. portion of the book! book covers some of his greatest of bluegrass, but also covers top- the library. We have placed many Turned over to owner. 4:29 p.m. – Two small goats at A captivating adult novel is and worst moments. ics such as “vocal harmony struc- treasures there for you to reclaim. 4:13 p.m. – Dog in back yard large westbound on I-70 at mile “The Song is You,” by Arthur A good book for young people, ture,” and how they might oper- Set your calendars for the Pio- reported barking and howling all 69 in ditch. Contacted owner. Phillips. This book is about a man “Music,” by Neil Ardley (which ate with musical instruments and neer Memorial Library’s Book- day. All OK; dog was asleep. 8:28 p.m. – Subject followed who lives and creates life through is part of the Eyewitness Books within a band itself. This DVD sale Blowout, Saturday, Aug. 1 6:41 p.m. – 911 caller reported from Norton to Colby. the experience of music. Julian the series), has information on how will also have lesson plans includ- through Saturday, Aug. 8. See our her husband struck her. Wednesday, July 8 protagonist feels deeply and asso- stringed instruments such as vio- ed. I also purchased a CD collec- advertisement for times and pric- 8:05 p.m. – Two dogs turned 12:49 a.m. – 911 report of a sus- ciates the sounds and rhapsody of lins, mandolins and guitars came tion of 20 award winning songs, es. Hope to see you at the library! over to Colby Animal Clinic. picious incident in Gem. 8:34 p.m. – Accident at Sixth 7:42 a.m. – Caller said his boss Kansas Classified and School. would not allow him to leave Network 9:49 p.m. – Trailer reported work at the Thomas County Fair- 0 0 constantly parked on roadway in grounds. All OK. GOVERNMENT FUNDS for home OCAL TV ISTINGS the 1100 block of Flint. 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