The MIDWEEK Tuesday, June 11, 2013 Goodland1205 Main Avenue, Goodland, Star-News KS 67735 • Phone (785) 899-2338 $1 Volume 81, Number 47 10 Pages Goodland, Kansas 67735
weather Lawmaker report looks back 82° 10 a.m. Monday on 2013 Today • Sunset, 8:14 p.m. Wednesday session • Sunrise, 5:20 a.m. By Kevin Bottrell • Sunset, 8:14 p.m. [email protected] Midday Conditions Much like last year, the 2013 • Soil temperature 64 degrees Kansas Legislative Session proved • Humidity 37 percent contentious, with deadlocks and re- • Sky sunny jected proposals pushing the session • Winds south 8 mph nine days past its 90-day schedule. • Barometer 29.89 inches This time, however, the issue wasn’t and steady congressional redistricting, it was • Record High today 100° (2001) the state budget. • Record Low today 40° (1995) Now back at his St. Francis home after the session, Rep. Ward Cassidy Last 24 Hours* said he is in the process of writing High Sunday 89° a column looking back on how the Low Sunday 49° session went. Precipitation none “There were some things I liked This month 0.87 and some things I didn’t,” Cassidy Year to date 5.23 said. Below normal 2.26 inches Cassidy said his major accom- The Topside Forecast plishment for the session was help- Today: Mostly sunny and hot ing to reverse a budget cut for with a high near 107, a 20 percent community and technical colleges. chance of showers and thunder- Higher education was set to get a 1.5 storms, winds out of the southwest percent across-the-board cut. at 10 to 15 mph and a low around Cassidy said he did not like that 65. Wednesday: Sunny and hot four-year colleges – especially Fort with a high near 98, winds out of Hays State University – still got cut. the northwest at 10 to 15 mph and “When you vote for a budget you a low around 65. do it because there are things in it Extended Forecast Dinner honors you like,” he said. “There are also Thursday: Mostly sunny with a things you don’t like.” 20 percent chance of showers and Primary and secondary education thunderstorms at night, a high near did not get cut this year, he said, and 94 and a low around 68. Friday: cancer survivors may be in line for a $10 to $12 base Mostly sunny and hot with a high aid increase next year, depending near 97, a 30 percent chance of Everyone is invited to celebrate birthdays at the on how a lawsuit against the state showers and thunderstorms at Sherman County Relay for Life at the Goodland turns out. That lawsuit, which was night aand a low around 65. High School Track starting at 6 p.m. Friday night. brought by a collection of school The special guest speaker will be Tyghe Nielsen districts against the state, alleges from Lawrence. The organizing committee has that the state has failed to fund planned plenty of activities including the survivors schools as guaranteed under the and caregiver laps, luminaria ceremony plus Kansas Constitution. games and fun throughout the night. Everyone “I don’t agree with that lawsuit,” from the community is invited. To start off the Cassidy said. week on Sunday noon cancer survivors and If the courts find in favor of the local their spouses including from left Ken Baum, districts, he said, the Legislature Dwight Perrey, Pat Perrey and Deborah Gipe may have a special session to decide markets ate a spaghetti dinner from Sherman County how to increase funding. Relay for Life for the American Cancer Society. “I think the schools will win that,” Sherman County committee member Sherida 10 a.m. he said. “Then the question is: ‘how Shoff (from left)and chefs from Olde Westport much money and where do we get Wheat — $6.98 bushel Grill and Spices Ann Myers and Bill Petersen put Posted county price — $7.02 it?’ It certainly doesn’t fit into the the spaghetti and garlic bread on plates. Myers Corn — $6.99 bushel governor’s tax plan.” and Petersen cooked the dinner for the group. The bottom line on the tax plan, Posted county price — $7.03 Photos by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News Milo — $6.58 bushel Cassidy said, is that the state sales Soybeans — $14.71 bushel tax rate will drop from 6.3 percent Posted county price — $14.90 to 6.15, the result of a compromise Millet — no bid Sunflowers See SESSION, Page 5 Oil current crop — $24 cwt. Confection — no bid Pinto beans — $28 (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, College students Ready, aim, fire Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. These may not be closing figures. ) to compete nationally Twelve Northwest Kansas Tech- Colby; Juan Miramontes, Syracuse; inside nical College students will be com- Tyrone Robinson, Colby; Jordan peting in the National SkillsUSA Harney, Tribune; and Dylan Steele, Championships on Wednesday Tribune. today and Thursday, June 26 and 27, in Competing in related technical More local news, views from Kansas City. math is Katlyn Topliff, Goodland. your Goodland Star-News These students will join more Competing in telecommuni- than 5,900 other state champions cations cabling is Allen Collins, in hands-on skill and leadership Goodland. contests. SkillsUSA is a national non-profit Competing as a three-man team organization of students, teach- in welding fabrication are Derek ers and industry representatives Wehner, Rossville; Kaleb Stroud, promoting career and technical Rossville; and Evan Barber, Lyons. education. In addition to the state Competing as a seven-man team and national competitions, the in opening and closing ceremo- organization offers educational nies are Tanner Gugler, Goodland; resources and scholarships. Dustin Kirby, Colby; Kaid Wark, Build recycled kites Swim club at the park this Saturday Kids in kindergarten through Institute runs from June 18 to July wins meet sixth grade can take advantage of 25 and includes activities such as The Goodland Swim Club the Kansas wind for some kite fly- attending a prairie school, creat- won their first meet of the ing fun at the “Fly a Recycled Kite ing two- and three-dimensional summer on June 1 in Holy- Contest” from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday artwork, line dancing and music oke, Colo., winning 21 in- at Chambers Park. lessons. Another kite-flying session dividual gold medals and At the event, sponsored by is planned for Saturday, June 22, at setting four new records. the Carnegie Arts Center, Peggy the Van Gogh. Museum Director The team’s next action will Moberly will show how recycled Karen Anderson said any kites, in- be Saturday in Wray, Colo. materials, such as dowel rods, plas- cluding the recycled material kites, See Page 10 tic bags and string, can be used to are welcome. make kites. The kites will be built For more information, call the and flown on Saturday, with a prize Arts Center at 890-6442. awarded for the best kites. Partnering with the Arts Center to Adult instructors taught shotgun marksmanship and safety at the Youth Outdoor Skills Day on Arts Center Director Kay Young- organize the event is the Goodland Saturday at Bellamy Farms in southern Sherman County. The event also included target shoot- er said the event will kick off the Events Team, the city’s volunteer ing, fishing and archery. Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News Summer Art Institute for kids. The event coordinators. about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, June 11, 2013 friends reception The children and grandchildren the calendar obituaries of Jon and Connie (Sivey) Shel- don of Kanorado, are having a Keith R. Yehle reception honoring their 50th wed- calendar great northern beans. For informa- July 12, July 26, Aug. 9 and Aug. 23 ding anniversary from 4 to ? p.m. on A reception for Grand Sentinel tion call Genesis (785) 890-2299. at Knights of Columbus Hall, Keith R. Yehle, 72, Hannibal, Twirlers Square Dance group. He Prairie Land Food distribu- Saturday, June 15, 2013, at Shiraz, , Dick Short for the Grand Chapter 8th and Caldwell, Goodland. Ad- Mo., 1958 graduate for Kanorado also enjoyed hunting and fishing. tion 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 830 W. Hwy 24. They were married Order of the Eastern Star will be is mission is $5. Will be alcohol free, High School, died Mon- Preceding him in death 22 on June 8, 1963, in Kanorado. Their at 2 p.m. on Saturday at the Ma- . at Cat’s TnT, 1018 Main, or family fun environment. Water day, Feb. 4, 2013, at his was his grandparents. children are Shad and Penny Shel- sonic Hall, 519 Center. Everyone at the Bernadine Johnson resi- and soda will be available with home. Survivors include his don of Goodland, Tonya Sheldon of is invited. dence, located at 704 Walnut. some finger foods. For informa- He was born on April wife of the home; a daugh- San Jacinto, Calif. and their grand- Jodie Tubbs of the Kansas For information call 899-2338, tion call (890) 2688. 22, 1940, to Roland and ter Kristen (Kyle) Den- children are Courtney Sheldon and Commission on Veterans Af- 821-1275, 890-2287, 821-1827 or Tuesday Flicks are at 1:30 p.m. Mary Tuttle Yehle in ham of Hannibal, Mo.; Goodland Public Library, Kade Sheldon. fairs will be in Goodland from 1 899-4278 or order online at www. at the Goodland. a brother Dean (Nancy) genesis and to 2:15 p.m. Wednesday in the prairielandfood.com. The Prairie 812 Broadway. Call the library for On April 14, 1960, he Yehle of Attleboro Falls, Assembly Room on the third floor Pak will have lean ground beef, the title of the movie at 899-5461. and Joyce A. Nichols were Mass; a sister Rose (Verle) salvation army of the courthouse to help veterans chicken drumsticks, boneless senior menu married in Brush, Colo. Huff of Scott City; two ham steak, cooked fajita flavored Genesis and Salvation Army are and dependents with claims. Call Mr. Yehle formerly brothers-in-law, Roger chicken strips, sweet Italian link Today: Ham and beans, canta- Yehle available year round to help those in the office in Colby any Monday, owned and operated Yehle (Roberta) Nichols of Hull, sausage, seasonal fresh fruits loupe, cornbread and bar cookie. need. Call (785) 890-2299 to speak Wednesday or Friday at (785) Construction Company. Ill., and Johnny (Lindy) and vegetables. The specials are Wednesday: Sloppy joes, parslied to a volunteer. 462-3572. potatoes, cottage cheese salad, He retired from General Mills and Nichols of Hannibal, Mo. Commodity Distribution for Schwann’s breakfast sandwiches, had also farmed in the Mt. Zion Services were Thursday, Feb. activities turkey breast, Kansas City strip bun and hot fruit cobbler. Thurs- Sherman County residents will day: Paprika chicken, mashed Community. 7, 2013, at Smith Funeral Home Tours of the 1907 Victorian steaks, The Lil Griller” of sirloin be at 1:30 p.m. on Monday at potatoes with gravy, mixed veg- He was a member of Mt. Zion and Chapel, 2619 St. Marys Ave., House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to steaks, boneless pork chops, bone- First Christian Church, 8th and etables, bread and ambrosia fruit Christian Church, past president Hannibal, Mo., with Pastor Bruce 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- less chicken breast filets and lean Arcade. Foods will include maca- salad. Friday: Lasagna, tossed of the church board and served as a Bouman officiating and burial in the day. Closed on Tuesday. ground beef, breaded chicken roni, orange juice, peanut butter, salad with carrots and tomatoes, deacon and elder. Mr. Yehle had also Grand View Burial Park. The High Plains Museum, 1717 peaches, rice cereal, mixed fruit, chunks and coconut cake. been the president of the Travel-n- Memorials to the church may be Community dances peaches, garlic bread and pudding. Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. cranberry sauce, kidney beans and will be Trompers camping club and he and sent to the funeral home. to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday held from on Fridays, June 28, his wife were members of the Twain through Saturday and from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 abuse, job loss or other family crisis, Ann Ford The Carnegie Arts Center is call (785) 890-6423. a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through your family can qualify. Call 785- open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- Ann Ford, Kanorado, died Sun- rado Methodist Church and burial in Goodland Alcoholics Anony- Friday. Donations welcome. For 672-3125, ext. 187. day, June 9, 2013. the Kanorado Cemetery. day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. mous, 1013 Center. If you drink information call 890-2007. on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on preschool A full obituary will follow. Arrangements are being handled alcohol, that’s your business. If you health department Services will be at 10:30 a.m. on by Bateman Funeral Home, 211 E. Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center want to stop, we can help. Call 821- Sherman County Head Start is is always in need of hosts and host- The Sherman County Health De- a free preschool for eligible 3 and Friday, June 14, 2013, with Pastor 11th, Goodland. 3826 or 728-7491. Justin Schlichenmayer at the Kano- esses on Sundays. New monthly Goodland Al-Anon Family partment at 1622 Broadway is open 4 year olds. The federally funded exhibits and you are invited to visit Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. program is targeted to families who the gift shop. at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- Monday through Friday. meet certain economic guidelines The Goodland Public Library is cade. For information call Alice or Blood pressures; infants’, chil- and provides hearing, vision, dental Summer reading open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mon- Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. dren’s and adults’ immunizations; and educational screenings. Nutri- day through Thursday and from The Incognito Group. If alcohol health assessments for Kan Be tious meals are served, and parents 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- has made your life unmanageable. Healthy, daycare and school entry; are encouraged to get involved in programs help students urday. For information call (785) Our group meets at 7 p.m. on Friday fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- their children’s education. For in- 899-5461 or stop by the library. at the First Christian Church, 711 bin; and family planning available formation call 890-2552. Public libraries throughout the for all children and teens regardless Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- Arcade, Goodland West entrance. by appointment. Sharps containers crimestoppers state are providing summer reading of income or circumstances.” man County is seeking mentors and are available free. WIC program Talking about it is the first step. If you have information about programs and encouraging Kansas This year, the State Library of children to mentor. Call 890-3665. (785) 728-7022 and (785) 501- available. Call 890-4888 or go to children to spend lots of time with Kansas contributed $37,500 to The Good Sam Family Support www.sherman.kansas.com. any crime, call the Goodland Area 8282. Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- books. support summer reading programs Council meets at 7 p.m. the second The “Freedom Today” group of If you have questions, concerns “There is only one known cure for across the state. Local public librar- Thursday of every month at the or complaints about child care, call 5665. Your call will be confidential Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 and you will not be asked your the notorious ‘summer slide’ – read- ies leverage these funds to great Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and the health department. ing,” State Librarian Jo Budler said. effect. In 2012, when granted the Water Testing — name. If the information results in are open to all interested people. 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. The Northwest “Students who do not read during same amount of State Library fund- For information call 890-3117 or Local Environmental Protection the arrest and/or conviction of those Call 890-8369. involved, you could be eligible for summer months lose reading skills ing, Kansas libraries reported they 890-5936. Bird City Alcoholics Anony- Group does well evaluations, in- and fall behind their peers. Our li- received $707,228 worth of donated Breast Cancer Support Group cluding testing for bacteria and a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit brarians have developed programs materials and services to support meets at 5:30 p.m. the second (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the nitrates. To schedule an evaluation and activities to foster a love of summer reading and that libraries Monday of the month. Any woman or discuss environmental concerns, organization formed by citizens Senior Center on 4th Street. Nar- against crime. reading and develop strong reading spent $493,998 of local funds on with cancer is welcome. Call Norma cotics Anonymous meets at 6:30 call the Health Department at 890- skills in Kansas’ children. Getting their summer reading programs. at 890-6629 for more information. 4888. The police department can also (Mountain Time) on Tuesdays at be called at 890-4570. Kansas readers to their local public The State Library of Kansas helps The Goodland Activities Center the Senior Center. Call (785) 734- hospital volunteers libraries is the first step.” fund local public libraries’ partici- has the daily activities. For informa- 2734 for more information. family shelter Last year, over 88,000 Kansas pation in the Collaborative Summer tion call 890-7242. Memberships Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon Stratton “AA by the Book” Al- and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. vol- The Northwest Kansas Domestic children participated in public Library Program; this year’s theme options for everyone including coholics Anonymous group meets and Sexual Violence Services pro- library reading programs that were is “Dig Into Reading.” The State day passes for $5. Visit goodland- unteers are in the gift shop. Today: at 7 p.m. Thursdays for a beginners a.m. Lana Ginn. Wednesday: a.m. vides help day or night to victims partially funded by the State Library Library also provides summer pro- gac.com or stop by 808 Main. open meeting. Filies and young of domestic violence and sexual of Kansas. Studies find that when graming and resources to teens and Aerobics with Tena Thompkins at Connie Soellner. Thursday: a.m. people welcome. Call (719) 348- Jan Lambertz. Friday: none. assault. For information or help, call children participate in summer read- adults who are visually impaired and 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday 5398 for men and (719) 346-8553 (800) 794-4624. In the Colby area, ing programs, the ability to improve cannot read standard print through and Fridays. Aerobics with Lisa for women. On U.S. Highway 24 go early head start call (785) 443-1130. their academic outcome increases Kansas Talking Books. Kansans Malsom at 5:30 p.m. on Monday to Statton and it is the second house Early Head Start is a state funded animal shelter dramatically and the impact is great- 14 years of age or older are invited and Wednesday. High Impact program for income eligible fami- on the left, 513 Iola Street. Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to est for those who live in poverty. to learn more about Talking Books Workouts with Grady Bonsall at Fibromyalgia and Chronic lies with prenatal mothers and chil- Mary Boller of the Northwest and its summer reading program by 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. dren up to age three. Families par- www.petfinder.com and be sure to Myofascial Pain Support Group enter the Goodland zip code 67735. Kansas Library System said, “We calling (800) 362-0699 or e-mailing Taekwondo with Wayne Luckert on meets from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. the ticipate in a variety of educational feel the Collaborative Summer Li- KSLIB_Talking_Books@library. Mondays and Tuesdays from 6 to activities and receive free medical You can also call the Goodland third Wednesday of every month Police Department at 890-4570 or brary Program helps level the play- ks.gov. 7:30 p.m. and on Thursdays from 5 in the Emergency Medical Services and dental care. ing field for our struggling learners Summer reading participants can to 7:30 p.m. Services include special needs Northwest Kansas Animal Shelter building, 257 15th St., in Burling- at 899-4398. Interested in adopting here in Kansas who may lose valu- also win prizes by signing up for the Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 ton. Call Debbie at 719-346-4612. of children with disabilities. If you able knowledge during the summer governor’s “Read Kansas Read” p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for have a family member with a special a pet? Call the animal shelter or go to thrift store the website www.nwkasgoodland. months and in turn gives our public program. Visit www.readkansas- the meeting every Tuesday at the problem, such as drug or alcohol libraries the resources and the sup- read.ks.gov for more information The Goodland Churches Thrift webs.com. Harvest Evangelical Free Church, port they need to continue to provide on this program. Art contest on ‘what home means to me’ the highest level of programming Kids and teens seeding fun, fame prizes willCongratulations! be awarded for each release of information form signed ter. Entrants must be a resident of Congratulations! and prizes are invited to enter the category. Winners will receive gift by their parent or legal guardian. For Kansas. Corporation employees first-ever “What Home Means to cards from either Toys R Us or Best electronic submissions, each photot and their family members are not Me” art contest hosted by Kansas Buy in the following amounts: first file should be save as the entrant’s eligible to participate. Housing Resources Corporation. place $100, second place $75 and first and last name. Only one entry Winners will be announced by The contest, launched this year in third place $50. per person. No artwork will be July 12. Winning submissions celebration of the corporation’s Here’s how to enter. Using an 8 entered into the contest without a will be posted on the corporations tenth anniversary collects original 1/2 by 11 inch sheetInsert of paper and art signed release form. Facebook page. For more informa- Insert artwork from children ages 18 and supplies, such asRecipient crayons, pencils, Download contest rules and re- tion contact Lisa Shelton at (785) Recipient younger based on the theme. pens, markers and/orPhoto paints, chil- lease of information forms. 296-1454, 1shelton@kshousing Photo Dennis L. Mesa, executive direc- dren are asked to draw, paint or color RecipientNo purchase necessary to en- corp.org. RecipientChantel tor, says children and families are at an original picture illustrating what Name Name the heart of healthy communities. “home” means to them. Coates “Not only do we want kids to have Entries will be accepted until fun, we also hoppe this contest will noon June____ 28 and may Shelter be submitted Insurance Foundation 2013____ Shelter Insurance Foundation raise awareness that safe, affordable via mail or email. Email electronic (Year) (Year) housing is important for creating entries to 1shelton@kshousingScholarship- Recipient Scholarship Recipient healthy homes where children can corp.org. If mailing sent to KHRC, We’re pleased to congratulate (recipient name) as the local We’re pleased to congratulate (recipient name) as the local develop positive self-esteem and Attn.: Lisa Shelton, 611 S. Kansas Join us at Gambinos Pizza on Tuesday, June 11, We’re pleased to congratulate Chantel Coates as the local make full use of their minds and Ave., Ste.recipient 300, Topeka, of the Kan.Shelter 66603. Insurancefor Foundation a Relay for Scholarship. Life fundraiser! 20% of proceeds recipientrecipient of the ShelterShelter Insurance Insurance Foundation Foundation Scholarship. Scholar- talents.” Please(Agent’s include Name the child’s) shares name, in financially supporting this ship.(Agent’s Jim Name Alcorn) shares shares in in financially fi nancially supporting supporting this this scholarship offered to students thatat (School day Namewill benefit). We’re the Kennedy & Coe Relay scholarship offered to students at (School Name). We’re Judging will be held in three age age and hometown, along with the scholarship offered to students at Goodland High School. categories: 1) five years and under, parent’spleased contact to recognizeinformation, (his/her on ) achievements.for Life team! (Recipient’s pleased to recognize (his/her) achievements. (Recipient’s 2) six through 11 and 3) 12 through the backFirst of Name the artwork.) was chosenEach child by a committee of local high We’reFirst Name pleased) was to chosenrecognize by hera committee achievements. of local Chantel high was 18. First, second and third place submittingschool artwork officials must and include community a leaders.Come out and help a great cause! chosenschool officialsby a committee and community of local highleaders. school offi cials and community leaders.
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Approval land purchase and enhance an addi- with partners to create habitat for Commission members include U.S. $28 million in funding to conserve, threatened -- habitats on the con- to acquire more than 3,200 acres in tional 6,693 acres by building wet- waterfowl roosting by restoring Senators Thad Cochran of Missis- restore and enhance vital wetlands, tinent,” Fish and Wildlife Service fee title for $3.76 million will almost lands infrastructure and converting 321 acres of river banks, corridors sippi and Mark Pryor of Arkansas, including acquisition of more than Director Dan Ashe said. “Wetlands complete the current footprint of vegetative cover. and channels. U.S. Representatives John Dingell 9,000 acres of waterfowl habitat support birds all along their migra- this refuge. The refuge provides • In the Canadian Prairie Pot- • In Minnesota, the Detroit Lakes of Michigan and Robert Wittman in the National Wildlife Refuge tory routes, and these projects will high quality habitat for migrating hole region, the Manitoba Habitat Wetland Management District will of Virginia, U.S. Secretary of Agri- System. improve habitat for species as they and wintering waterfowl. Heritage Corporation will secure restore and enhance 24,748 acres culture Tom Vilsack and Environ- “Conserving wetlands is one of move northward this summer.” As part of the North American 4,390 acres of habitat for ducks and to increase nesting cover on feder- mental Protection Agency Acting most important things we can do The three commission-approved Wetlands Conservation Act fund- geese. Included within this acreage ally protected sites for migratory Administrator Bob Perciasepe, as to ensure our land and wildlife re- refuge projects are: ing, the commission approved $20.7 is the protection of 1,700 acres of waterfowl. The addition of wet- well as state representatives serving main healthy,” said Secretary of the • Trinity River National Wildlife million in grants through the Stan- native prairie identified in the North lands on these sites will help local as ex-officio members who vote on Interior Sally Jewell, who attended Refuge in Texas. Approval to ac- dard Grants Program to support nine American Waterfowl Management communities that have been hit projects located within their respec- her first meeting in her role as chair quire 81 fee acres of quality water- Canadian projects that will benefit Plan that will also benefit at-risk hard by floodwaters from the Red tive states. of the commission. “These key in- fowl habitat in the river floodplain ducks, geese and other migratory species. River, slowing and reducing future The North American Wetlands vestments will help strengthen the for $44,700. These bottomland birds on 36,744 acres in 12 prov- • The Nature Conservancy of flooding along the Red River and Conservation Act program is the wetlands that provide vital habitat hardwoods and associated wetlands inces and territories, leveraging $21 Canada will protect wetlands in the its tributaries. only federal grants program dedi- for ducks, herons, warblers and benefit a wide variety of water- million in matching funds. Northern Appalachian/Acadian • On Deal Island, the Maryland cated to the conservation of wetland hundreds of other species as well as fowl, including mallard, wood and The commission had previously Ecoregion. Acquisition of 1,500 Department of Natural Resources habitats for migratory birds. In give us clean water to drink, boost mottled ducks. approved funding for the 2013 U.S. acres will benefit species such will enhance 2,916 acres of tidal Fiscal Year 2013, grant partners local economies, and provide us all • Red Rock Lakes National Wild- Small Grants Program. Forty-six as American black duck, green- wetlands by managing water levels have been awarded a total of $61.7 a place to enjoy the great outdoors.” life Refuge in Montana. Price ap- grants were selected under the winged teal and Canada goose. The and by removing invasive plants to million to conduct 99 conserva- The commission approved close proval and approval for a bound- program, totaling $3 million and grantee will also educate landown- promote the growth and establish- tion projects through the United to $4 million in projects for land pur- ary addition on 489 lease acres leveraging $7.6 million to conserve ers and recreational users about the ment of native plant communities States, Canada and Mexico Stan- chases and leases on three refuges for $1,750. The commission also 52,145 acres of wetland and associ- value of wetlands to wildlife and that will support more migratory dard Grants programs and the U.S. with funds raised largely through supported a price re-approval of ated habitats in 29 states from coast healthy functioning of ecosystems. birds and other wetland-dependent Small Grants Program. the sale of Federal Duck Stamps. $22,350 on leased land that it previ- to coast. Examples of projects funded species. In addition, the panel approved ously approved in September 2012. Examples of projects funded through the U.S. Small Grants Pro- $23.7 million in grants through the Since then, the state of Montana through the Canada Standard Grants gram include: North American Wetlands Conser- reassessed the lease value, which Program include: • Rocky Mountain Bird Obser- vation Act to protect, restore or en- increased by 102 percent. The new • In the Canadian Prairie/Park- vatory will work in Colorado and public notice hance nearly 89,000 acres of habitat price is now locked in for five years. land and Western Boreal Forest, Kansas to restore three forks of the for migratory birds in the United The refuge and the wider land area which support an average of 72 Republican River in a basin that IN THE DISTRICT COURT Thirty-eight (38) West of the 6th States and Canada, leveraging $28.5 support high breeding densities of percent of North America‚s breed- supports 129 bird species and 29 OF SHERMAN COUNTY P.M. million in matching funds. lesser scaup and trumpeter swans. ing ducks, Ducks Unlimited Canada percent of Colorado’s vertebrate KANSAS The Southwest Quarter In the Matter of the Estate (SW1/4) of Section Five (5), of Irene Bergsma Hadra a/k/a Township Nine (9) South, Range Brewster company collected food Bessie Irene Bergsma Hadra, Thirty-eight (38) West of the 6th Deceased P.M.
This was another exceptional With the support of the CHS Harvest each of our communities partici- donated to them. Sharon Springs Case No. ______The Southeast Quarter (SE1/4) year for the CHS Harvest for Hun- for Hunger campaign, the contribu- pate in, like the Food for Kids (also hosted a pulled pork lunch and a of Section Five (5), Township ger campaign. United Plains Ag- tions collected go even further for known as the Backpack for Kids) silent auction for items that were NOTICE OF HEARING Nine (9) South, Range Thirty- CHS Quinter joined other CHS our local charities, because CHS program and the BOB box (food for donated. Quinter made a baked ham eight (38) West of the 6th P.M, locations in representing more than Country Operations makes a dona- Senior Citizens in need) program lunch and was joined by their local THE STATE OF KANSAS TO 300 communities across the country tion on top of what was collected in offered to us by the nearest Feeding FFA chapter in serving the meal. A ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: be assigned in accordance and raised more than 3.2 million each community straight back to a America food distribution center. trap shoot and lunch was hosted by with the terms of the Will. meals for hungry families. non-profit organization in that com- Our employees worked very Colby CHS at the Colby Trap Club. You are hereby notified that Every donation collected helps munity. This year United Plains Ag/ hard in making the Harvest for All locations also enlisted help a petition has been filed in this You are required to file your those in need here in our own com- CHS Quinter raised $34,896.15 in Hunger campaign a success again from schools, businesses and Court by Douglas Frederick written defenses thereto on or munities. We would like to thank cash and grain donations and 2,619 this year. In Brewster, Goodland churches in their communities as Hadra, an heir, devisee and before July 3, 2013 at 9:00 am all of our patrons and community pounds of food. These numbers are and Tribune they did a community well to help collect donations for legatee, and as executor named in the district court, Goodland, members who helped make this year amazing! The donations collected soup supper. Brewster employees this year’s campaign. This annual in the “Last Will and Testament Sherman County, Kansas, at a success. Unfortunately hunger is a not only help our local food pantries, also collected donations for tickets campaign truly brings each commu- of Bessie Irene Bergsma Hadra,” which time and place the cause reality in each of our communities. but also help fund programs that to win a Cabella’s gift card that was nity together to help those in need. deceased, dated July 24, 2001, will be heard. Should you fail praying that: the foreign will of therein, judgment and decree corrections Irene Bergsma Hadra, deceased, will be entered in due course dated July 24, 2001, be admitted upon the petition. The Goodland Star-News will news should be fair and factual. We to probate and record in this FLAG DAY CEREMONY correct any mistake or misunder- want to keep an accurate record Court; no administration of the Douglas Frederick Hadra standing in a news story. Please and appreciate you calling to our Estate is necessary; the will be Petitioner Friday, June 14 at 11 a.m. MT call our office at (785) 899-2338 attention any failure to live up to construed, and the following Elks Lodge, 1523 Arcade to report errors. We believe that this standard. Kansas real estate owned by the Zuspann & Zuspann, P.A. decedent: 1002 Broadway Ste B. Goodland, KS P. O. Box 968 FREE Sports Physicals The Northeast Quarter (NE1/4) Goodland, Kansas 67735- Public welcome! of Section Nine (9), Township 0968 Nine (9) South, Range Thirty- Phone: (785) 890-6555 JUNE 13 from 4-8 p.m. eight (38) West of the 6th P.M. Attorneys for Petitioner Treat Dad… One more free clinic will be in August. Even though he made you eat your veggies! No appointment necessary. Bring completed The Northwest Quarter Published in The Goodland form with you (including parent signature) (NW1/4) of Section Nine (9), Star-News, Tuesday June 11, Forms available at Family Health Center, GHS Township Nine (9) South, Range 18 and 25, 2013. June Special: 15% Off Grass-Fed Beef Patties weight room, GHS & Junior High Offices be- While supplies last. Offer good for in-store purchases only. ginning June 3. Snacks at clinic provided by Gambino’s Pixxa of Goodland.
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For more information contact Karen Anderson or Crystal NOTE: Virgil is moving and has decided to offer his property at auction in an evening sale. We will have 20-30 minutes of per- Van Vleet at (785) 890-4500. sonal property selling and then the real estate. This is a large family Email: [email protected] home in a great location only 3 ½ miles west of Goodland. If you are tired of town living plan now to attend. Help us make a quality impact on Goodland by answering the Terms: $2,500 down day of sale. Balance due on or before July following questions. Survey may be returned to the City of Good- 30th, 2013. Seller to furnish title insurance. land office. Survey may also be found by liking us on Facebook! Property Details: 2 Story home offers 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, full 1. What kinds of events would you like to see happen in Goodland? basement, large great room entry, huge master bedroom, newer kitchen with all appliances, formal dining room. Over 2. 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The man behind the leak of a classified government spy program, 29-year-old Edward Snowden, has come forward to British and American newspapers. Snowden is a former technical assistant at the CIA who had been working for a defense contractor. He leaked documents to The Guardian and The Washington Post about a widespread internet and phone surveillance program. We were told last week, among other things, that the program has been going on for a long time and that it mainly targets foreign nationals. It collects time and date stamps on domestic calls as well as the telephone numbers. The man claims to have released this information out of conscience, that he “can’t in good conscience allow the U.S. government to destroy privacy, Internet freedom and basic liberties for people around the world with this massive surveillance machine they’re secretly building” But treason is still treason. Turning over classified documents to the press, however noble a gesture it might be, will get you in big trouble. Sometimes it is worth the trouble, sometimes not. There has always been a war between the need for transparency and the need to maintain national security. The press is always going to push for transparency, whether it is in the national interest or not. The government is always going to withhold information, whether the citizens really have a right to know or not. How do you balance these two things? We need to allow our counterterrorism experts to do their jobs. Sometimes this means things that are distasteful. The question is, could this prevent attacks on Americans? If so, then you have to weigh that against privacy concerns on a case-by-case basis. The entire notion of privacy is changing anyway due to the digital What will become of the good Pit Bulls? and social media age. The other thing we need to do is protect the rights of whistle It is a sad time for loyal dog owners, as the sheri Es un momento triste para dueños de perros blowers. We need to make sure people can still come forward The Goodland City Commission debates the leales, como la Comisión de la ciudad de when they feel there is something wrong. Whether it is a corporate proposed ban on Pit Bulls. The ordinance will arroyo Goodland debate la prohibición propuesta en employee going to the government with information on illegal be brought up for a vote at their next meeting los Pit Bulls. La Ordenanza será traída para pollution or a government employee going to the press, as in this on Monday, June 18. • little fish arriba para una votación en su próxima reunión case, there has to be mechanisms in place to allow people to do Assuming that the ordinance is passed, it el lunes, 18 de junio. the right thing. will give the City of Goodland the ability to Suponiendo que la ordenanza se pasa, le dará In other words, we need to strike a balance between looking decide who can obtain a Pit Bull, and will place a ban on existing Pit la ciudad de Goodland la capacidad de decidir quién puede obtener un out for our national interest and protecting the right of citizens to Bulls unless their owners can afford a special permit, implantation a Pit Bull y colocará una prohibición existente Pit Bulls a menos que sus know what their government is up to. In our system, the people microchip, and secure special insurance that will likely be costly, if dueños pueden permitirse un permiso especial, implantación de un are supposed to be the watchdogs for the government, and while they can even find a company that is willing to write the policy. The microchip y seguro seguro especial que probablemente será costoso, there are many things that have to remain covert, the more owner must also make sure the dog is securely confined, post special si incluso puede encontrar una empresa que está dispuesta a escribir la informed our citizens are, the better we can restrain the excesses signs warning the public that they own a Pit Bull and register ID photos política. El propietario también debe Asegúrese de que el perro se limita of government. –Kevin Bottrell of the dog with the City. Identification of a Pit Bull will be left up to con seguridad, post especial señales advirtiendo al público que éstas the adept eyes of the veterinarian or animal control officer based on poseen un Pit Bull y registro de fotos de la identificación del perro con la physical characteristics. ciudad. Identificación de un Pit Bull se quedarán hasta los ojos adeptos I have listened in depth to the heartbreaking tales of several Pit Bull del veterinario o animal control officer basado en características físicas. owners who believe their beloved family friend to be on what is the He escuchado en profundidad a las historias desgarradoras de varios Letter Policy equivalent of doggie death row for crimes they have never committed, dueños de Pit Bull que creen que su querido amigo de la familia en lo The Goodland Star-News encourages and welcomes letters solely because their owner can not afford the microchip and insurance. que es el equivalente del perrito condenados a muerte por crímenes from readers. Letters should be typewritten, and must include Here is the tale of the loyal Miss Lili. Lili is a beautiful Blue Nose que no cometieron, únicamente porque su dueño no puede permitirse a telephone number and a signature. Unsigned letters will of medium stature. Her forever home includes her parents and three el microchip y seguro. not be published. Form letters and letters deemed to be of no siblings, of the human persuasion. Lili was born two years ago and Aquí es la historia de los leales Miss Lili. Lili es una bella nariz azul public interest or considered offensive will be rejected. We has grown up rolling around in the grass with her human siblings. She de estatura media. Su casa siempre incluye a sus padres y tres hermanos, reserve the right to edit letters for length and good taste. We is kind and loving with her humans. Lili practically taught her human de la persuasión humana. Lili nació hace dos años y ha crecido alrededor encourage letters, with address and phone numbers, by e-mail siblings to walk as they used her ears to pull themselves upright, and del balanceo en la hierba con sus hermanos humanos. Ella es amable to:
Published every Tuesday and Friday except the days observed for New Steve and I both love flowers. I’ve seen the old black-and-white photos. Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christ- We have crocuses, daffodils, tulips, a huge cynthia The bride and groom look so young, and the mas Day, at 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. snowball bush, grape hyacinths, phlox, lilacs, flowers were fantastic. I look at those photos Periodicals postage paid at Goodland, Kan. 67735; entered at the irises, spiraea, blue flax, roses, lilies, mums, and smile. Goodland, Kan., Post Office under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1878. columbines, purple coneflowers, daisies, haynes Back in Georgia, eldest daughter says my POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Goodland Star-News, some purple ground cover, odd feral bunches orchid is doing fine on her desk and youngest 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. open season Telephone: (785) 899-2338. Editorial e-mail: star-news@nwkansas. of bachelor buttons that are basically pretty • daughter said that she planted the hydrangea com. Advertising questions can be sent to: [email protected] weeds and some purple thing that came up in out under a pine tree, where it is slowly turning The Goodland Star-News assumes no liability for mistakes or omissions the yard. her new – in great need of flowers – yard in pink. Right now, it’s a lovely light purple, she in advertising or failure to publish beyond the actual cost of the ad. I added a couple of real hyacinths this spring Augusta, Ga., than in my Kansas ground. said. SUBSCRIPTIONS: In Sherman County and adjacent counties: three with hopes of having them come up next year. She was right. I love hydrangeas as much Hydrangeas are a strange flower. Their color months, $29; six months, $46; 12 months, $81. Out of area, weekly mailing What we don’t have are orchids or because of a story my mother told me as for depends on the soil. If the soil is acidic, the of two issues: three months, $39; six months, $54; 12 months, $89 (All tax hydrangeas. Orchids would not make it in my their huge, colorful flowers, but I don’t think flowers will be blue. If the soil is alkaline, the included). Mailed individually each day: (call for a price). house, and I’ve never seen a hydrangea bush that it would do well up north, so I asked her flowers will be pink. If you plant a blue one in Incorporating: in Kansas. to find a spot for it. alkaline soil, like where a pine tree has been So, of course, that’s what my daughters gave My mother told us the story of her wedding. dropping its needles for several years, it will The Goodland Daily News me for Mothers Day. It was 1945. The war was over, and like so slowly change color. 1932-2003 They were trying. They really were. many young women, she was getting married, I’m looking forward to going south to visit The eldest loves orchids and has several on but there was not a lot of money for a fancy my flowers this fall. The Sherman the desk in her home office. They are beautiful, wedding. And, as I said, Steve loves flowers, too, and but she babies and nurtures them. My flowers She wore a beautiful white satin sheath, Father’s Day is just around the corner. County Herald Founded by Eric and Founded by Thomas McCants are lucky if they get weeded. Forget about which later became the base for my wedding I wonder what kind of flowers the girls will Roxie Yonkey babying or nurturing. They live outside. I live dress. The church was dressed in hydrangeas, get for him – and where will they wind up 1935-1989 1994-2001 inside, and we all get along great that way. she said. It had been a great year for hydrangeas. being planted. The youngest got me a beautiful blue They were beautiful, huge and plentiful. And, Nor’West Newspapers hydrangea, secretly hoping, I think, that I with permission, every bush on her block was Haynes Publishing Company would decide that it would look better in denuded to dress up the church. The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, June 11, 2013 5 Lawmaker looks back on session Kansas features new wheat varieties SESSION, from Page 1 schools.” Liquor laws did not change this year, between the House and Senate. The five-year despite a renewed push for allowing hard The wheat growing in the Great Plains This improvement is important to post-harvest side of the wheat industry. tax plan reduces the state income tax each year alcohol sale at grocery stores. Cassidy said today might look about the same as the Fritz, who wants producers to under- While growers want high yields and until it is zeroed out. someday it will happen, and advised small wheat grandpa used to grow 50 years stand their money is being well spent. test weights, millers need large kernels The tax plan was the whole key to the ses- liquor stores to prepare for that. He said he ago. But more than likely, it is an entirely The primary sources of money for the that produce more flour and less bran and sion, Cassidy said, and the Legislature had had asked several liquor stores in Nebraska different wheat variety. wheat breeding program are provided by other byproducts. The baking industry’s to come up with about $200 million in cuts about their similar law. The stores said they Thanks to wheat breeding programs checkoff funds from the Kansas Wheat needs are entirely dependent on the end to make it work. The cut to higher education make as much or more money after the adjust- like the one at Kansas State University, Commission and royalty fees collected product since different strengths of flour was part of that, but Cassidy said he and an ment period. producers have ever-improving options by the Kansas Wheat Alliance on K-State lend themselves best to different types a group of other Legislators fought to keep • Care for developmentally disabled people of varieties to plant. Whether it’s im- varieties. There is also some federal, of breads. community and technical colleges out of that. will be under KanCare starting Jan. 1. Cassidy proved resistance or increased yields, state and private funding. “Hard red winter wheat, which is Cassidy said he liked that the Legislature said he was wanting to wait another year for breeders are creating varieties that meet “I always say I work for K-State, but what we mainly breed and grow here in was able to keep charitable deductions at KanCare to establish itself, but after meeting producers’ changing needs. I also work for Kansas wheat farmers Kansas, is mostly used for production 100 percent of their value, and that they were with the three managed care companies, he “We spend a lot of time chasing the because they’re the ones funding a lot of of pan bread, or sandwich loaf bread,” able to expand the Rural Opportunity Zone is confident that any problems that arise can next rust resistance,” said Allan Fritz, what we’re doing,” Fritz said. said Becky Miller, director of the Wheat to include more counties. be addressed. wheat breeder at K-State. In a matter of The latest wheat variety Fritz helped Quality Laboratory at K-State. “That’s There were other new laws that might affect • Also passed this year was a law allowing a few years, a variety’s resistance begins develop, called 1863 in honor of the year what our wheats have been selected for.” northwest Kansas: for drug testing of anyone receiving a gov- to fade, and a new variety takes its place, Kansas State University was founded, The baking industry needs a broad • Cassidy said one of the issues on which ernment check. Cassidy said this includes he said. will be released this fall and coincides spectrum of wheat strengths from weak he gets the most feedback is gun legislation. everyone from legislators and the governor Wheat breeding is partially respon- with the university’s 150th anniversary. to average to strong, according to Miller. “We passed some good gun legislation,” he to those receiving welfare checks. sible for yields more than doubling since The 1863 variety is a hard red winter Having different strengths available al- said. “Essentially reaffirming to the federal “The goal was to help the unemployed or the first Kansas wheat crop was planted wheat Fritz expects to do well in the north lows millers to blend flours for specific government that they can’t mess with us.” those on welfare not to go down a bad path,” in Johnson County in 1839. The varieties central part of the state. He believes a end uses – a weaker flour for pizza crust The state also passed law which recognizes he said. being planted were mostly from Europe large benefit of 1863 is its later maturity, or tortillas, or a stronger flour for prod- the concealed carry permits of other states, • Judicial selection for the Kansas Court or the eastern U.S. and not suitable to compared to Everest, which is an early- ucts like French bread. allowing anyone with a permit to carry their of Appeals was changed this year. Appeals Kansas conditions. maturing variety. “In the past, we have had some very weapon in Kansas. Cassidy said there are still judges will be appointed by the governor While spring wheat dominated in “One of the things 1863 brings to the strong, excellent bread-baking quality some questions on the new concealed carry and subject to confirmation by the Senate, earlier times, the delayed maturity left table is it is a medium maturity variety,” wheats,” Miller said. “Those varieties law that the attorney general’s office will need similar to the federal model. Cassidy said he it vulnerable to rust and hot, dry Kansas he said. “So if we have a late spring are no longer being widely grown; to work out before the law can be fully imple- voted in favor of the change, adding that there summers. Yields averaged less than 20 freeze that comes through, producers can they’ve sort of aged out. And so our mented. He said the differences in concealed was discussion of expanding it to include the bushels per acre until the early 1900s spread their risk a little bit.” newer varieties have tended to fall more carry requirements across the various states Kansas Supreme Court, but that was not done when the K-State breeding program The new variety also has good resis- in the average range.” are not any danger to Kansans. this year. began gaining momentum. tance to soilborne mosaic virus, good soil But after testing 1863 in her wheat • Cassidy said there was also money added • In education this year was a new program: Since then, K-State has released 42 acid tolerance and high baking quality quality lab multiple times in recent to the Kansas Highway Patrol and Stockton “Innovative School Districts.” Cassidy said wheat varieties, each a step forward in traits, according to Fritz. years, Miller believes it promises higher- Prison budgets, though cuts in the corrections 10 school districts will be chosen to partici- some capacity over previous varieties. “We’re comfortable with the data quality baking traits. department remain a concern. The Kansas pate in the program, which will free them up “The data now suggest that we’re that 1863 is very competitive on a yield “1863 meets the quality needs of pro- Department of Transportation, whose budget from a lot of state regulations. Cassidy said making about a 1 percent per year gain basis,” Fritz said, “and just having differ- ducers, millers and bakers,” she said, is often diverted to other departments, largely it gives administrators more freedom to be in yield,” Fritz said. “At the same time, I ent genetics out there in the field really “while at the same time carrying on the escaped intact this year. creative in how they provide education. The think we’ve been improving not just the spreads risk for producers.” tradition and quality of the K-State wheat “They were going to take away money,” things they come up with might be shared quality, but the stability of quality across The 1863 variety should also be an im- breeding program.” Cassidy said. “We fought to get it back. Some with other districts. environments.” provement for millers and bakers on the of it was still swept out to pay for buses for The Goodland Star News Service Directory Tune in Today! Goodland's brand new radio station, • Drinking Systems • Water Softeners (Sales & Rentals) playing the • Water Coolers • Salt Sales & Delivery Legends of www.rcdsnow.com Scheopner’s Water Conditioning, Inc. Enrollment for summer camps and Country www.catcountry.org Goodland & Colby, KS • Toll free: (800) 536-2352 classes open now! Don’t swelter through another hot summer! Leave the hard work to us, and advertise in Welcome The Service Directory. 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Identifying assets and deducting tunities for youth – and their parents. business – and tipping – can be un- • How much do you expect to earn liabilities, such as student loan, car End-of-the-season A first paycheck can be viewed as predictable, and he or she may earn this summer? loan, credit card or other debt, and a milestone, yet youth earning $8 an less than anticipated. • What do you hope to accomplish regular financial responsibilities CLOSEOUT! hour for a 40-hour work week can Wait staff also may not be im- with your summer earnings? can highlight the need to practice Wed, Thurs, Fri, June 12-14 be surprised when their paycheck mediately aware of requirements • Will you be using the money to financial management, Kiss said. falls short of simple math: $8 x 40 to report tips and share them with meet regular financial responsibili- In developing a savings and 25% OFF = $320, said Elizabeth Kiss, Kansas support staff, such as those who ties? Or, pay for extras? spending plan, younger workers Sat through Sat, June 15-22 State Research and Extension fam- clear and set the tables. • Have you considered your short- often can benefit from deciding 50% OFF ily resource management specialist. Food service workers also may and long-term financial goals? how financial responsibilities can “Many are unaware of payroll, be required to pay for meals during • Do you have money in savings to be met, and making a simple budget Last day to be open: social security and other taxes or working hours, and may be required cover your short-term goals? to meet their goals, she said. deductions, and don’t know the dif- to rent or buy a uniform, Kiss said. • Are you making contributions An idea often recommended for Saturday, June 22 785- Located: ference between gross and net pay,” A sales or customer service posi- toward your long-term goals? young couples and professionals, 462- Includes all flowers, veg, roses, said Kiss, who urged parents to use tion might require khaki slacks, • Have you thought about estab- placing designated funds in an en- tree & shrubs, grasses From Colby these first-time experiences to help while farm, ranch or factory work lishing an emergency fund to cover velope for each spending category, 6355 Hwy 24/25 their children grow in their under- might require steel-toed boots, unexpected expenses, such as a car also can be helpful in managing a stop light: standing of financial management. leather work gloves, etc. repair or replacing a computer? budget successfully, Kiss said. Hours: According to Kiss, youthful The cost of getting to and from • Have you considered setting More information on managing Mon - Sat 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 3 miles North workers also may not have consid- work also can add up, she said. aside some summer earnings to money successfully is available at Sunday - 12 - 4 p.m. on Hwy 25, ered the cost of working. And, while youths’ earnings may bridge the gap when you will be able K-State Research and Extension Tue & Thur open until 8 p.m. ½ mile West If a young person has a food ser- not live up to their expectations, to work less during the school year offices in each of Kansas’ 105 coun- vice job, he or she might earn a fixed many will have more money than or when between jobs? ties and online: www.ksre.ksu.edu. hourly wage working in the kitchen. they have had previously, said Kiss, • Have you considered your net Have trouble saving? Check out If waiting tables, he or she may earn who encourages parents to talk to worth? 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Sieck and Hagan Hoss and 200- fifth in the 100-yard freestyle team was fourth (3:15.00) with (27.51) and second in the 100-yard Northwest Kansas Swim League Three swimmers were winners yard medley with House, Peyton (1:52.74). Lauren Cure, Rachel Witman, butterfly (1:23.73); House third in meet at Holyoke, Colo., Saturday, in two events: Leanne Cristelli Sieck, Hoss and Powell Sieck; and In 9-10 boys Leyton Cure was Rebekah Lockhart and Kaitlyn the 100-yard freestyle (1:08.62), June 1. They earned 21 individual (9-10 girls) 100-yard freestyle 15-18 mixed 200-yard freestyle second in the 100-yard freestyle Townsend swimming. fifth in the 100-yard backstroke gold medals, nine relay races and (1:27.04) and 25-yard breaststroke A team with Overton, Kyndell (1:23.58) and second in the 25- In 11-12 boys Ryan Volk was (1:32..93) and second in the 200- set four records. (20.77); Taryn Bedore (15-18 girls) King, Bedore and Bonsall and 200- yard breaststroke (23.32); Ethan fourth in the 100-yard freestyle yard individual medley (3:20.45); The rankings for the other teams 50-yard freestyle (27.09) and 100- yard medley with Bonsall, Bedore, McDaniel third in the 25-yard (1:24.73), sixth in the 50-yard and Powell Sieck sixth in the 100- were Colby, second with 199 points; yard breaststroke (1:25.34) and Overton and Kinsey Volk. freestyle (15.97), second in the 25- breaststroke (58.45) and fourth in yard backstroke (1:35.39). Holyoke, third with 195.5; Wray, Ian Bonsall (15-18 boys) 100- Others competing were Libby yard backstroke (21.87) and third the 100-yard individual medley The 13-14 mixed 200-yard fourth with 177; Oberlin, fifth with yard freestyle (55.14) and 50-yard Cure, Allison Daise, Kerek Lockhart in the 25-yard butterfly (20.47); (1:52.4). freestyle relay was fourth (2:37.85) 150; Burlington, sixth with 136; freestyle (24.55). and Jeron Nothdurft. Gantzen Miller fifth in the 25-yard The 11-12 mixed 200-yard with T.C. Ruhs, Sianna Miller, Flagler, seventh with 42.5; and Winning one gold medal each In 8 and under girls Lindsay freestyle (19.18) and fourth in the freestyle was third (2:51.00) with Ryan Volk and Sarah Van Marel Oakley, eighth with 26.5. were Lindsey Cure (8 and under Cure was second in the 25-yard 25-yard backstroke (24.40); and Blake Sanderson, Champ King, swimming. The Goodland team will compete girls) 50-yard freestyle (40.92), freestyle (18.98) and third in the Jackson Daise fifth (25.50). Abigail Van Marel and Peri Sieck The 13-14 mixed 200-yard in Wray on Saturday. Linkon Cure (8 and under boys) 25-yard backstroke (25.04) and The 9-10 mixed 100-yard swimming. medley team was third (3:22.52) Brennon Overton (13-14 boys) 25-yard backstroke (25.37) and Olivia Bassett third in the 50-yard freestyle relay team was second In 13-14 girls Ellee McDaniel with Sianna Miller, Ruhs, Ryan Volk set records in all three of his events; Leyton Cure (9-10 boys) 25-yard freestyle (55.46) and fifth in the 25- (1:18.32) with Leanne Cristilli, was fourth in the 100-yard freestyle and Sarah Van Marel swimming. 50-yard freestyle (24.81), 100-yard backstroke (15.07). yard breaststroke (28.46). Rebekah Van Marel, Annika Linin (1:13.81) and fifth in the 50-yard In 15-18 girls Bedore was second butterfly (59.77) and 100-yard Nine relay teams winning were 8 The 8 and under girls in the 100- and Dexter Dautel swimming. freestyle (32.73), Sianna Miller in the 100-yard freestyle (1:02.35). breaststroke (1:17.67). and under boys 100-yard freestyle yard freestyle B team was fifth The 9-10 mixed 100-yard medley sixth in the 100-yard freestyle In 15-18 boys Bonsall was Dusty Johnson (13-14 boys) with Linkon Cure, Blair Linin, (3:09.08) with Rilynn Frazier, was third (1:44.92) with Annika (1:14.87), Cassie Berndt sixth second in the 100-yard backstroke won all three of his races: 100- Hardy and Cole Linton; 100-yard Mirari Linin, Sheridan Townsend Linin, Gantzen Miller, Leanne in the 50-yard freestyle (33.10), (1:15.62) and Holton Witman was yard freestyle (1:02.97), 200-yard medley with Linkon Cure, Hardy, and Danica Dautel swimming. Cristelli and Rebekah Van Marel Chalee Luther fourth in the 100- second in the 100-yard freestyle individual (2:45.43) and beat the Cole Linton and Blair Linin; 9-10 In 8 and under boys Linkon Cure swimming. yard backstroke (1:29.13) and (1:01.44), second in the 50-yard record in the 100-yard backstroke boys 100-yard freestyle with Ethan was sixth in the 50-yard freestyle In 11-12 girls Rachel Witman Angela Cristelli six in the 200-yard freestyle (26.36) and second in the (1:12.43). McDaniel, Jackson Daise, Leyton (53.94) and third in the 25-yard was fifth in the 50-yard backstroke individual medley (3:27.24). 100-yard breaststroke (1:22.50). Also winning three races each Cure and Eli Greene and 100-yard freestyle (21.02); Cole Linton fifth (45.23) and fourth in the 50-yard The 13-14 girls 200-yard medley The 15-18 mixed 200-yard were Mya Nemechek (8 and under medley with Jackson Daise, Leyton in the 50-yard freestyle (53.58) breaststroke (50.34). team was second (2:39.32) with freestyle B team was third (2:01.56) girls) the 25-yard freestyle (17.31), Cure, Ethan McDaniel and Greene; and fifth in the 25-yard backstroke The 11-12 girls 200-yard freestyle Chalee Luther, Ellee McDaniel, with Dusty Johnson, Brooke 25-yard backstroke (24.02) and 25- 13-14 girls 200-yard freestyle with (32.70) and Blair Linin fourth in the rely team was fourth (2:34.42) Angela Cristelli and Cassie Berndt Lockhart, Kaitlyn Cristelli and yard butterfly (23.10) and Devontay Chalee Luther, Elle McDaniel, 25-yard backstroke (31.12). with Kaitlyn Townsend, Rebecca swimming. Holton Witman swimming. Hardy (8 and under boys) 50-yard Angela Cristelli and Cassie Berndt; In 9-10 girls Leanne Cristelli was Lockhart, Lauren Cure and Rachel In 13-14 boys Hoss was second Junior golfers win three firsts at Colby The Goodland Junior Golf Team 100; and Arron Arteaga placed third picked up three first-place finishes with 109. Carl Mayer shot a 119 and in Colby on June 3. Ezra Kaiser shot a 129. In the 16- to 17-year-old boys, In the 10- to 11-year-old girls, Tanner Jones placed first with 82. Colby Perryman placed third with In the 16- to 17-year-old girls, 62. Grace Greene shot a 72. Emily Purvis placed first with 100. In the 10- to 11-year-old boys, In the 12- to 13-year-old girls, Bryson West shot a 63. Bram Perryman placed first with 72. In the 8- to 9-year-old boys, In the 14- to 15-year-old boys, Cutler Mayer shot a 73 and Eli Taitem Jones placed second with Greene shot a 74.
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Prime commercial location....located in the business district of Hwy 24....118 E Hiwy 24.....100' frontage, 1300 sq ft building plus 2nd floor, overhead, of- fice and bath with heat. Fenced lot for privacy. Please let Donna show you this property today. 785-899-2328 or 899- 8089. $49,500. 1528 Syracuse....Great first home! Home has been updated with energy efficient items including new siding, roof, furnace, electri- cal and insulation. Living room, eat in kitchen with appliances, two bedrooms, bath and laundry room with washer/dryer. Detached garage, fenced back yard, storm cellar. $30,000.
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