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The Anderson County Review REMEMBERING Winter storm Celebrating our 2015. covers area in 150th birthday Stories from the snow, ice. th year on page 3B. throughout 2015! See page 1B. 1865 – 2015 Photos on page 6B. 150 E-statements & Internet Banking Member FDIC Since 1899 (785) 448-3111

Hospital’s next Headline CEO named Out with the old... since 2013. In that role he devel- Rich McKain named to oped and implemented system- ized policies and procedures and in with the new succeed longtime CEO for nine dif- ferent depart- Hachenberg in January ments within BY VICKIE MOSS THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW radiology, according to a Dec. 22 press GARNETT - The next leader of release from Anderson County Hospital has Saint Luke’s. been announced. Before that, Rich McKain, who has 13 McKain years of experience with Saint held numer- McKain Luke’s Health System, will take ous leader- the reins of the local hospital ship roles within the health Jan. 11, 2016. He replaces long- system including Director of time CEO Denny Hachenberg, Operations, Physician Practice who announced his retirement Management with Saint Luke’s in October and will leave the Medical Group, and Director post Jan. 8. of Outpatient Services at Saint McKain joined Saint Luke’s Luke’s South Hospital. In his Above, Tom Adams works in 2003 and most recently various roles at Saint Luke’s to demolish what had been served as Director of Radiology McKain has experienced great the Long Term Care Unit of Services, a position he has held Anderson County Hospital SEE HOSPITAL ON PAGE 5A March 20. Demolition of the old hospital building made room for a new parking lot for Peine offers parting the new hospital just west of the former facility.

Vehicles round the Flat Iron shot on sidewalk issue Corner at Lake Garnett during a parade lap at the Lake offer. Garnett Grand Prix Revival Park Road should be Garnett officials have been Saturday, Oct. 10. The event working since 2009 on a plan priority despite its many was a throwback to the lake’s to improve sidewalk access historic racing days. within the city to meet require- challenges, Peine says ments of the Americans with BY VICKIE MOSS THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Disabilities Act (ADA), after a citizen’s complaint brought Growing pains highlighted 2015 stories GARNETT - As his last act as mandates from state regulators. Garnett city commissioner, That complaint sparked a muti- Residents, business and up their vehicles with cheap- a 15-year-old. But Spellmeier Preston Peine asked for an year plan that would provide Child sex crime was governments struggled at er gasoline while businesses not only violated the trust and update on an issue that has improved sidewalk and hand- times to balance the need for that rely on the oil and gas innocence of a young girl, he plagued city leaders for years: icapped access to key areas of top story in 2015, while a better standard of living industry laid off workers or also violated the public’s trust. City sidewalks. the city - namely, at city-owned against modern challenges. announced plans to close. He worked as an Emergency As what was supposed to buildings, to the downtown others address balance They debated the need for Many welcomed a new Medical Technician on the be a four-year plan to improve shopping areas and along U.S. BY VICKIE MOSS THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW renewable energy against the health care facility even county ambulance crew for sidewalks in Garnett stretches 59 Highway. cost of damage to the scenic though it meant demolishing Anderson County Hospital into its seventh year, Peine said The plan was supposed to GARNETT - For the most part, landscape and property val- its historic former home. from 1995 to late 2014, as some- at the Dec. 29 city commission be completed by 2013, but for 2015 in Anderson County was ues. And governments at all lev- one who is supposed to help meeting he wanted to leave his the past three years it has been a year of growing pains. Motorists happily filled els worked to improve infra- the sick and injured in times post knowing the project would extended. structure, despite the costs. of crisis. He was a local fire- finally be completed. Peine, “We’re 98 percent done,” These were the big stories fighter until his arrest in May who was elected to his second Garnett City Manager Joyce that made headlines in 2015 — again, someone who is sup- term in April, resigned recently Martin said. in Anderson County, with one posed to help others during to move out of state to take a job SEE SIDEWALKS ON PAGE 5A exception. an emergency. And he was a The most compelling story law enforcement dispatcher, of the year both in public someone who is supposed to response and as voted by The make sure the right help is Racing club’s lake road Review staff had an entirely sent to the right people in the different tone. It was a viola- right place at the right time. tion of the worst kind – the In a year when the entire violation of a child’s inno- nation watched protest after request hits roadblock cence and the public’s trust. protest over police relations Top Story: with racial groups and the years, asked city commission- Former EMT, firefighter public, Spellmeier’s actions City commission says ers to close public access to the convicted of child rape only served to reinforce dis- lake during the 2016 event. The The conviction of Mike trust of those tasked with pro- no to request to close next event is scheduled for Oct. Spellmeier for raping a then- tecting the public. lake road during event 8-9, 2016. 10-year-old girl from late 2014 The case also served as a The vintage sports car event to early 2015, and the subse- reminder that the court sys- BY VICKIE MOSS THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW brings classic race cars to Lake quent plea deal that sent him tem sometimes chooses to Garnett for various driving and to prison for about half the compromise to protect the GARNETT - City commission- car show events in honor of the time typically sentenced in public. In order to avoid hav- ers hit the brakes this week on a Grand Prix sports car races – such cases, outraged many ing Spellmeier’s victim trav- request to close a popular local national race events held at the readers. el from Texas to testify in lake during what has become a lake from the 1950s to 1970s. The Spellmeier’s actions, unfor- open court, Anderson County popular throw-back sports car lake road is closed during the tunately, were not unique. In Attorney Brandon Jones peti- event. driving events, but opened in January, a 71-year-old Colony tioned District Judge Eric C.B. Harris, a representa- the evening to allow access to man, George Voorhees, was Godderz to depart from the tive of the group that brings those who want to use the lake sentenced to about five years standard sentencing guide- the Lake Garnett Grand Prix for other recreational purposes. A vehicle navigates around cones in the roadway on 1600 Road (West Seventh Street) in July. The road work frustrated motorists, in prison for sex crimes against Revival to Lake Garnett each SEE STORIES ON PAGE 3A who said shoddy workmanship made for a difficult journey. two children, a 14-year-old and October for the past three SEE EVENT ON PAGE 3A Custom printed MAGNETIC SIGNS - Call the Review today (785) 448-3121 2A RECORD THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, December 29, 2015 ANDERSON COUNTY BOARD OF Abatements Hannah N. Brooks, disposed Released December 22. Yates Benjamin Rosendahl, 28, COMMISSIONERS DEC. 14, Abatements B16‑128 through due to failure to appear. No fine Caleb Kent Chrisman, 23, Grain Osawatomie, was booked into jail B16‑131 were presented and listed. Valley MO, was booked into jail by Linn County Sheriff on suspi‑ Chairman Jerry Howarter called approved. Cameron Ray Copeland, $153 December 17 by Douglas County NEWS IN the meeting of the Anderson cion of theft. Bond set at $2,500. Meeting adjourned at 12:10 PM fine. Sheriff on suspicion of aggravated County Commission to order at Moses Alcozer, 38, Wahpeton due to no further business. Angela Nicole Eaton, $153 fine. burglary, aggravated kidnapping, 9:00 AM on December 14, 2015 ND, was booked into jail December Yocelyn F. Galvan, disposed aggravated robbery. Bond set at at the County Commission Room. LAND TRANSFERS 22 by Anderson County Sheriff BRIEF due to failure to appear. No fine $500,000. Attendance: Jerry Howarter, December 15, Billie R Ragner, on suspicion of burglary, criminal WRITE YOUR OWN STORY listed. Present: Eugene Highberger, James E Johnson To Daniel J Jessie Lee Forgy, 32, Topeka, damage to property, theft. Bond Do you want to leave a treasure Michael Scott Haberman, dis‑ Present: Leslie McGhee, Present. Kipper, Ne4 28-19-19; was booked into jail December set at $20,000. for your children and grand- posed due to failure to appear. No The pledge of allegiance was December 15, Marlene 17 by Douglas County Sheriff on John Paul Juarez, 26, Horace children for many generations fine listed. recited. Minutes of the previous Hermreck To Michael J Hermreck, suspicion of obstructing appre‑ ND, was booked into jail December Sheldon Lee Lewellen, dis‑ to come? Join us for fun and meeting were approved as pre‑ South 10 Acres Of E2 Ne4 26-20- hension of prosecution. Bond set 22 by Anderson County Sheriff posed due to failure to appear. reminiscing as we are inspired sented. 19 & Middle Half Se4 Ne4 26-20- at $5,000. on suspicion of burglary, criminal Ronnie Mitchell Mcgowan, dis‑ to write our own memoir, at Tri‑Ko Board 19; Justin Richard Reed, 27, damage to property, theft. Bond posed due to failure to appear. No the Guided Autobiography Commissioner Highberger December 16, Jennifer A Waite, Garnett, was booked into jail set at $20,000. (GAB) class, sponsored by the moved to reappoint Mary Alice Jennifer A Klein F/K/A To Henry fine listed. December 18 by Anderson County Ramiro Jaso, 35, Wahpeton ND, Glenda Rae Moeller, $327 fine. Anderson County Historical Kite for a three year term on the A. Yoder, Hannah M. Yoder, All Of Sheriff on probation violation. Not was booked into jail December Diversion granted. bondable. Society, on Thursday, January Tri‑Ko Board starting January 1, South 50.17’ Of Lot 1 & East 8.94’ 22 by Anderson County Sheriff 2016. Commissioner McGhee Of South 50.17’ Of Lot 2 Blk 20 Darren L. Northcutt, disposed Jamie Marie Olsen, 29, Garnett, on suspicion of operating vehi‑ 7, 2015 at 6:30 p.m. at the due to failure to appear. No fine seconded. Approved 3‑0. City Of Garnett; was booked into jail December cle without valid license, criminal museum. This is a new monthly listed. Road and Bridge December 17, Marvin L Teter, 18 by Garnett Police on suspi‑ trespass, obstruct legal process, class that will guide each of us Daniel Iran Palacios, disposed Lester Welsh, Road Supervisor Zella M Teter To Lewis F Place, cion of DUI. Bond set at $1,500. failure to report accident. Bond set on writing our stories, in our own due to failure to appear. No fine met with the commission. Alan Angela B. Place, W2 Lot 2 & All Released December 19. at $1,000. words, for our future genera- Hire, Triangle Builders was pres‑ Lot 3 & E2 Lot 4 Blk 30 City Of listed. Jake Alexander Magner, 22, tions. If you have any questions, Garnett; Donna Lynn Pryor, disposed Garnett, was booked into jail JAIL ROSTER ent to open bids for sprinklers and Herbert Hayden was booked please contact Kristie Kinney, HVAC for the new shop building. December 18, Terry J Solander due to failure to appear. No fine December 19 by Garnett Police into jail June 11 for Anderson Anderson County Historical Sprinkler bids were received from Title Hold, Ronald A Sobba listed. on a warrant. Bond set at $199. County, bond set at $30,000. Society President and class NW Missouri Sprinkler, Conley Revocable Trust Dated 1/16/2015 Mario D. Sherrell, $240 fine. Released December 19. Jackie Dawn Snethen, dis‑ Joseph Daulton was booked facilitator at 785-304-2810. Sprinkler, Bamford Fire Sprinkler To Ronald A Sobba Trustee, Kelley Renee Forbes-Jones, Co, Jayhawk Fire Sprinkler Co, Ronald A Sobba Revocable Trust posed due to failure to appear. No 53, Garnett, was booked into jail into jail August15 for Anderson and American Fire Sprinkler. Dated 11/7/2008, A Tract Of Land fine listed. December 20 by Garnett Police County, bond set at $15,000. COURTHOUSE HOURS Discussion was held on wheth‑ Being Part Of E2 Se4 & S2 Ne4 James Dale Todd, $153 fine. for failure to appear. Bond set at Nathanael Talbert was booked The Anderson County er the county will require bonds 9-20-20 Described As: Beg At Seat belt violations: $205. Released December 20. into jail August 28 for Anderson Courthouse will close to the pub- or whether the county will pay Secor Of Said E2,Thence North Lisa L. Bishop, $10 fine. William Christopher County, bond set at $100,000. lic at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Dec. the bills directly to the contractor. 88°27’46” West Along South Line Other: Vandenberg, 20, Garnett, was Zachery Frizzell was booked 31. The employees will remain Legal counsel will be questioned. Of Said E2, 621.24 Feet; Thence State of Kansas vs. Kevin booked into jail December 20 by into jail November 7 for Anderson working after 11 a.m. to close Bids were received for HVAC from North 01°58’44” East 1114.04 Quinn Fink, failure to stop at acci‑ Anderson County Sheriff on sus‑ County, bond set at $2,500. Adamson Sheetmetal, G K Smith, Feet, Thence North 32°56’29” dent. Dismissed. picion of driving while suspend‑ FARM-INS out the fiscal year but will be Kenneth Jay Burgoon, permit a unable to collect any additional and Modern Air Conditioning, Inc.. West 258.21 Feet; Thence ed and no vehicle liability insur‑ Yates Rosendahl was booked dangerous animal to be at larger. ance. Bond set at $900. Released funds. The courthouse will be Discussion was held on options North 55°23’29” West, 105.50 into jail August 27 for Linn County. Feet; Thence North 19°48’20” $1,000 fine. December 20. closed Friday, Jan. 1, in obser- for the building. Commissioner Noah Falk was booked into jail Highberger moved to contract with East, 408.53 Feet; Thence Kenneth Jay Burgoon, criminal Andrew Michael Pfohl, 23, vance of New Year’s Day. threat. $1,000 fine. November 2 for Douglas County. Bamford Fire Sprinkler Co for a North 14°18’34” East 175.75 Bossier City LA, was booked into Gleif Garrison was booked into cost of $24,980 out of the Road Feet; Thence North 35°23’00” Aristeo Vaszuez Delgado, oper‑ jail December 21 by Garnett Police ate vehicle without valid license. jail November 10 for Linn County. U, X, Y, Z TAGS DUE and Bridge fund. Commissioner East 143.68 Feet; Thence North on suspicion of DUI. Bond set at Jason Ridenour was booked Disposed due to failure to appear. $1,500. Released December 21. License plate renewals for all McGhee seconded. Approved 00°52’24” East 958.26 Feet; into jail Nov. 20 for Miami County. No fine listed. Chris Leroy Laughlin, 39, individuals whose last name 3‑0. Commissioner McGhee Thence North 09°06’35” East Wesley Howell was booked into 186.64 Feet; Thence North Billie Charles Dinwiddie, driv‑ Garnett, was booked into jail begins with U, X, Y and Z are moved to approve a contract with jail Dec. 4 for Douglas County. 02°27’41” East 761.10 Feet To Pt ing on left in no-passing zone. December 21 by Anderson County due by Thursday, Dec. 31, at the Adamson Sheetmetal for HVAC at Scot Shay was booked into jail a cost of $62,095 Commissioner On North Line Of Said S2; Thence Disposed due to failure to appear. Sheriff on violation of offender Anderson County Treasurer’s South 88°37’47” East Along North No fine listed. registration act. No bond listed. Dec. 4 for Miami County. Highberger seconded. Approved Brandon Vanderbur was Office. 2‑0 with Chairman Howarter Line Of Said S2; 490.43 Feet Kaitlyn M. Foshag, drug pos‑ Released December 21. booked into jail December 11 for abstaining due to conflict of inter‑ To Necor Of Said S2; Thence session. $293 fine. Dorothy Fay Rutledge, 49, Linn County. est. Discussion was held on hiring South 00°18’27” West Along East Christie Lynn Glover, child Tulsa OK, was booked into jail COYOTE PROGRAM Jason Hutchinson was booked “Calling All Coyotes.” The public Triangle Builders as construction Line Of Said S2; 1319.87 Feet To endangerment and transporting December 21 by Garnett Police an open container. Disposed due into jail December 11 for Douglas is invited to a special presen- manager. Alan will work up a Necor Of Said S2; Thence South for failure to appear. Bond set at proposal for such. Commissioner 00°19’52” West Along East Line to failure to appear. No fine listed. $250. Released December 21. County. tation at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Malachi C. Hudson, driving Ian Fitzwater was booked into Jan. 13, at Celebration Hall, McGhee moved to purchase a Of Said E2 2649.76 Feet To Pob; Colt Riley Castleberry, 24, Containing 53.88 Acres, More Or while suspended. $293 fine. LaCycne, was booked into jail jail December 16 for Linn County. Franklin County Fairgrounds, Chevy 1 Ton Truck from Beckman Motors for a cost of $30,389 out Less; Malachi C. Hudson, no vehicle December 22 by Linn County William Thomas was booked 1737 S. Elm, Ottawa. Topics of the Road and Bridge fund. December 18, The Secretary Of liability insurance.$300 fine. Sheriff on probation violation. No into jail December 15 for Douglas include coyote calling, coy- Commissioner Highberger sec‑ The Department Of Transportation Sheldon Lee Lewellen, no vehi‑ bond listed. County. ote behavior and biology and onded. Approved 3‑0. Lester Was Deeded Land By The cle liability insurance. Disposed Tanner Lee Stone, 18, LaCycne, Michael Jacquinot was booked trapping coyotes. Speaker is informed the commission he Following People: due to failure to appear. No fine was booked into jail December 22 into jail December 10 for Linn Charles Lee, K-State Extension would like to go ahead and bid a Paul E Holman, Pamela S listed. by Linn County Sheriff on suspi‑ County. Specialist, Wildlife Control. new grader now and get it ordered Holman, Henry L Womelsdorf, Dakota Scott Matney, theft of cion of theft, child endangerment, Colt Castleberry was booked Sponsored by K-State Research before the end of the year. He Mark A Foltz, Amanda Foltz, property or services. $543 fine. criminal damage to property. No into jail December 22 for Linn has heard prices will be going up Douglas S Finnicum, Sandra S Diversion granted. bond listed. Released December County. and Extension, Frontier District. Kyle Jamal Washington, defec‑ For more information, call (785) after the first of the year. He is Finnicum, Cameron J W Cooper, 22. Dustin Welch was booked into Dean C Mikesell, Angela Mikesell, tive lighting. Disposed due to fail‑ jail December 17 for Douglas 828-4438 or email Rodney L. not planning on trading in the old Mandy Leigh Duncan, 29, grader and will advertise it to the James D Todd Trustee, Valerie ure to appear. No fine listed. Parker, was booked into jail County. Schaub, [email protected]. public for bids. E Todd Trustee, James D Todd Austin L. Wynn, drug posses‑ December 22 by Anderson County Jessie Forgy was booked into Purchasing Policy Living Trust Dated May 18, 2010, sion. $293 fine. Sheriff for failure to appear. Bond jail December 17 for Douglas VETERANS BOOK HERE Mick Brinkmeyer, Rural Fire Joseph W Lytle, Betty A Lytle, ANDERSON COUNTY SHERIFF’S set at $10,000. County. “Portraits of Honor,” the vet- Director met with the commission. James A Foltz Trustee, Lois A REPORT erans book published by The Instead of creating a purchasing Foltz Trustee, James A And Lois Accidents Anderson County Review in cel- policy he would like the commis‑ A Foltz Revocable Living Trust On December 12, a vehicle New Indoor Range ebration of the paper’s 150th sion to increase the amount that 8/4/2008; driven by Fernando Penolza is allowed for purchasing without December 18, Allen L struck a deer on 1600 Road near 2x2 anniversary this year, are now the commission approval and to Hullopeter, Denise L Hullopeter To available at our offices at 112 Delaware Road. NOW OPEN also do away with the credit card Kenneth Edward Miller, Michelle On December 14, a vehicle W. 6th in Garnett. Pre-ordered policy. Decision tabled. Lea Miller, The W/2 Of Lot 4 And gun guys books will be available for pick- driven by Dennis Jay Summer Year End Resolutions All Of Lot 5 In Block 33 In The City struck a deer on Highway 169 up from 8 a.m-12 noon and from Commissioner Highberger Of Garnett; near mile marker 92. 1 p.m.-5 p.m. Books may also moved to approve Resolution December 21, Brian R Weller, ALL Makes of Guns 785-418-0711 be shipped to locations in the 2015,1214:1 transferring addi‑ Christin L Weller To Brian R JAIL LOG Ladies Day Archery • Ammo 412 S. Main St.,Ottawa U.S. for an additional charge of tional 2015 Road and Bridge Weller, Christin L Weller, Lots 11 Michael Ryan Belshe, 39, Iola, Every Tuesday! CCH Classes Mon-Fri 10-8 • Sat 10-6 • Sun 12-6 monies to the Special Highway And 12, Block 17 In The City Of was booked into jail December $5. A limited number of addi- 16 by Anderson County Sheriff www.thegunguys.net [email protected] tional copies will be available for Improvement2015 funds to Fund, Garnett; Resolution 2015,1214:2 transfer‑ CIVIL CASES FILED for failure to appear. Bond set at purchase for $39.95 plus local $468. Released December 16. ring additional 2015 Road and Goppert State Service Bank sales tax. For more information Bridge monies to the Special Ian Michael Fitzwater, 29, contact the Review at (785) 448- vs. Charles Elvis Henderson Jr Mound City, was booked in jail Machinery Fund, Resolution and Lisa S. Henderson, peti‑ 3121 or (800) 683-4505. 2015,1214:3, transferring addition‑ December 16 by Linn County Auto l Home l Life tion for mortgage forclosure and Sheriff on a warrant. Bond set at al 2015 monies to the Equipment $14,816.12 plus costs and inter‑ $5,000. 2x2 Reserve Fund and the Ambulance est. Call today to see how I make insurance simple Reserve Fund, Resolution Dustin Lee Welch, 35, and can help you protect what matters most. 2015,1214:4 transferring addi‑ DOMESTIC CASES RESOLVED Lawrence, was booked into jail farm bureau Susan M. Bond vs. Shawn D. tional Rual Fire monies to the December 17 by Douglas County Aaron Lizer Bond, divorce granted. Aaron120 S Maple Lizer Rural Fire Improvement Fund, Sheriff on suspicion of DUI. No Garnett, KS 66032 1x2 Clark Tucker vs. Brenda Sue bond listed. 120 S. Maple and Resolution 2015,1214:5 to 785-448-6125 Long, protection from abuse. Justin Allen Cherry, 34, Kansas Garnett, KS 66032 a Multi‑year Improvement Fund. 785-448-6125 AD Commissioner McGhee second‑ Dismissed. City MO, was booked into jail ed. Approved 3‑0. LIMITED ACTION RESOLVED December 17 by Douglas County Farm Bureau Property & Casualty Insurance Company,* Western Agricultural Insurance Company,* Farm Bureau Life Community Building Use City of Garnett vs. Brian Scott Sheriff on suspicion of fleeing/ Insurance Company*/West Des Moines, IA. *Company providers of Farm Bureau Financial Services PC026‐ML‐BC (12‐14) Commissioner Howarter moved Hermreck, dismissed for lack of eluding an officer. No bond listed. to allow free use of the community prosecution. building SEK Multi County Health City of Garnett vs. Alicia Gail one day in January. Commissioner Carter, et al, dismissed for lack of The Anderson McGhee seconded. Approved 2‑0 prosecution. County Review with Commissioner Highberger Webbank/Fingerhut Revolving 785‑448‑3121 abstaining due to a conflict of vs. Willard D. Rhodes, dismissed RECYCLE! interest. for lack of prosecution. Anderson County Recycle Trailer Schedule Ransom Memorial Hospital vs. Jennifer L. Hartle, judgment for 3x6 $9,337.50 plus costs and interest. January 2016 STANDARD Kyle L. Oswald vs. Bradley Eugene Stoy, et al, judgment for anco recycle eviction and $3,399 plus costs and interest. 1 2 DEER Wolken Goodyear Inc vs. Daniel 2x5 Detwiler, judgment for $867.04 plus costs and interest. moranPROCESSING locker CRIMINAL CASES FILED 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Fish and Game Mario A. Campos, hunting tur‑ Kincaid Kincaid Kincaid Kincaid Colony Colony key out of season. CRIMINAL CASES RESOLVED State of Kansas vs. John R. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Country $ Stahl, criminal hunting without Colony Colony Welda Welda Welda Westphalia consent from property owner. Mart 85 Dismissed. State of Kansas vs. Austin 17 18 19 20 23 L. Wynn, drug use/possession. 21 22 Includes Dismissed. Westphalia Westphalia Westphalia Westphalia Westphalia Harris Harris Speeding violations: Skinning State of Kansas vs. Malachi C. Hudson, speeding violation. Dismissed. Harris 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Bush City Bush City Bush Moran Locker You name it, City 31 Downtown Moran Holidays, weather and breakdowns may alter schedule. we print it. Arrival times may vary. (620) 237-4331 Garnett Publishing, Inc. Any questions call (785) 448-3109 After Hours: (620) 719-0109 (785) 448-3121 or visit www.andersoncountyks.org THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, December 29, 2015 REMEMBRANCES 3A PERKINS STORIES... Katherine Ann Perkins, afghans for her family. One of in popularity in Kansas, con- ted most of 2015 to infrastruc- Traffic issues have been age 98, of Owens Cross Roads, Katherine’s hobbies was paint- FROM PAGE 1A Alabama, formerly of Garnett, ing. She won several prizes for sidered to be the second most ture improvements in its utili- less of a hassle for another Kansas, passed away on Friday, her oils and water colors and lines in such cases. Instead of windy state in the nation. ty systems. major road project, namely the December 11, 2015 in Owens they are treasured by her fami- facing 25 years to life in prison, The popularity of such farms An electric project installed Pottawatomie Creek bridge on Cross Roads, Alabama. ly and friends. Spellmeier was sentenced to is driven by environmental reg- new poles and modern electric U.S. 59 three miles north of serve about 13 years. Jones said Katherine She was a member of First ulations at the state and federal lines from the city’s power Garnett. was born in United Methodist Church the girl’s family did not want to level that force power compa- plant along Walnut Street to return to Garnett nor subject Replacement of the bridge rural Garnett, in Garnett and a member of nies to increase the amount of the alley between Fourth and began in May 2015, and is Kansas, to Chapter Y, Kansas, of the P.E.O. her to the difficulty of testify- renewable power they distrib- Fifth avenues, and to the newly ing about a very personal trag- expected to be completed this Dana and Sisterhood. ute. A wind farm with about constructed Anderson County summer. It is part of the Kansas edy. But many Review readers 95 turbines is being construct- Hospital. In addition to provid- Margaret Katherine was preceded in T-Works project, a 10-year, $8 (Hamilton) death by her husband, William felt Spellmeier’s sentence was ed near Waverly, near the ing better electric service for billion transportation program Decker, Roy Perkins, her sister, Betty much too lenient. Anderson-Coffey county line. the new hospital, it also will designed to create jobs, pre- and lived in Page and one grandson, Top Story No. 2 (tie): Wind farm supporters say help improve service to down- Garnett until Timothy Worsham. Falling oil prices affect such farms provide a renew- town businesses. serve highway infrastructure, moving to Perkins She is survived by her son, local economy able source of energy, provide The city also invested in and provide multimodal eco- Milwaukee Terry Perkins and his wife, While grateful motorists and farmers with another way to a 10-year plan to improve its nomic development opportuni- with her husband in 1943. Laree; her daughter, Carole various other businesses took monetize natural resources, sewer system, purchasing ties across the state. She was united in marriage Worsham and her husband, advantage of gasoline prices and boost the economy with a camera that will allow city Although traffic was divert- to William Roy Perkins on Sam; and her son, Stephen that dropped below $2 for the jobs and lease payments to crews to inspect sewer lines. ed slightly to the east of the November 3, 1935, in Glendale, Perkins and his wife, Linda. first time in several years, the landowners. The city’s plan gradually will bridge project, most of the work impact of cheaper oil had a California. While following her She had seven grandchildren Opponents say construction repair some of the worst sewer has been done without major devestating effect on some local husband as he worked in the and ten great-grandchildren. of the wind turbines damages lines and manholes, starting disruption. industries. heavy equipment and construc- Memorial services will be the land and replaces the sce- with lines under and near U.S. Honorable Mention: Many area businesses, par- tion business, she and her fam- held at 11:00 AM on Saturday, nic landscape with tall, ugly 59. New hospital opens, followed ticularly some of the newest ily lived in many towns across January 2, 2016, at the First turbines. They argue utility Construction also began on a businesses like Rickerson Pipe by leadership change the country. These experiences United Methodist Church in companies pass along the costs new sewer lift station near the Lining and Hurricane Services, No other story illustrates the provided a rich background for Garnett, Kansas. Inurnment of those mandated power pur- Garnett Swimming Pool. rely heavily on the oil and gas “changing of the guard” in 2015 her and her family. will follow in the Garnett chases to customers in the form The city also has been study- more than Anderson County Katherine and her husband Cemetery. Visitation will be industry. As oil prices contin- of rate increases. ing its water plant, hoping to Hospital. spent many years in Carlsbad, held at 10:00 AM prior to the ued to drop throughout 2015 — In November, Calpine hear proposals in early 2016 The new hospital opened New Mexico, before moving service at the church. In lieu of down to $37 per barrel Monday, an 11-year low — those indus- Corporation, a Texas-based about the best course of action Jan. 29 with its first patient, back to Garnett in 1980 to retire. flowers, donations may be made energy company, announced to improve that facility, as well. She moved to Alabama to live to the First Methodist Church, tries that were tied to oil were “Coach” Ray Meyer. The open- forced to lay off workers and plans to build about 100 wind All of those improvements, ing capped more than a year with her daughter, Carole, in Garnett, or Chapter Y, P.E.O. turbines between Greeley and however, didn’t come without scale back projects. Drilling of construction of the $26 mil- 2012. Sisterhood of Kansas. You may Bush City on a ridge roughly significant cost. In September, units in the region, which a lion facility to replace a 1949- She was an accomplished send your condolences to the parallel to U.S. 169. city leaders raised the sewer seamstress and left many family at www.feuerbornfuner- year ago were beating the bush- era hospital with numerous es looking for field help, sud- A Dec. 15 meeting with rate by about 20 percent, the quilts, crocheted pieces and al.com landowners whose property first sewer rate increase since infrastructure and antiquation denly were weighing the costs problems. of closing wells against that of Calpine wants to lease brought 2004. They also agreed to pur- a lukewarm reception. chase nearly $650,000 in general The new hospital was built HOLT selling oil at a financial loss. just behind the old facility On Dec. 3, Taylor Forge offi- Mike Burns, a local busi- obligation bonds to pay for the to allow a smooth transition NOVEMBER 18, 1929-DECEMBER 21, 2015 cials announced the company nessman and one of the land- electric and sewer improve- without a significant break in Benny “Jack” Holt, age 86, Violet Holt, of the home; a son, soon would close the Humco owners Calpine approached ments. health care for area residents. of Lone Elm, died Monday, Timothy Jack Holt of Lone Elm; plant in Garnett, which had with a lease agreement, said The City of Colony, mean- December 21, 2015, at his home. a daughter, Patricia Ann Spain served the community for he plans to organize an oppo- while, continued to take steps But it meant that the old hospi- Jack was born on November of Lone Elm; brothers, Donald decades. Twenty-eight employ- sition group composed of land- toward improving its sewer tal couldn’t be demolished until 18, 1929, in Liberal, to LeRoy Earl Holt of Liberal; Jerry Dale ees with average wages of owners and neighbors. Burns system. after the new one was open, and Winifred Hazel (Black) Holt of Stilwell; sister, Roma about $18 per hour will need to warned the issue could divide The county focused its infra- and pushed the new hospital Holt. June Fincher of Sterling; five find new jobs or try to find new the county, pitting landowners structure improvements on and its ancillary buildings to a He married Violet on October grandchildren; and five great positions at the Paola plant by who accept Calpine’s proposal roads, particularly 1600 Road location only yards away from 12, 1952, in Kincaid. grandchildren. sometime in January. against their neighbors, who do (commonly known as West nearby residential homes. Jack was preceded in death Funeral services were Company officials said the not want to see the landscape Seventh Street). But in hiring The early months of 2015 by his parents; a brother, Monday, December 28, 2015, at primary reasons for closing changed nor face restrictions an out-of-state company to use meant watching the old hospi- Howard Paul Holt; and one the Colony Community Church, the plant were low oil prices on hunting and other access to a new type of road treatment tal come down bit by bit, fol- granddaughter. Colony. Burial followed in the and reduced demand for its land in the area. and save money, county offi- lowed by a landscaping project Survivors include his wife Lone Elm Cemetery. heavy steel fabricated piping, Honorable Mention: cials faced numerous road- that transformed the footprint Infrastructure blocks. The road treatment left followed by the need to make of the old structure into a park- improvements set up the surface with bumps in some costly repairs and updates to ing lot and memorial garden the Garnett plant. city, county, state for future places and gravel in others, and TUCKER with walking paths. Top Story No. 2 (tie): Of all the stories considered little to no traffic control to OCTOBER 10, 1919-DECEMBER 25, 2015 Just when it seemed the Property owners, neighbors for this list, “infrastructure” direct drivers around the trou- Mary Elizabeth Tucker, age Anderson County Courthouse, protest wind farm proposal sounds the least interesting. ble spots. changes at the hospital were 96, passed away on December then at the Anderson County Although it was announced But when considered as a Eventually, the road issues complete, longtime CEO 25, 2015, at the Anderson County ACS Office, and finally retiring late in 2015, plans to build a whole, the local investments were smoothed out, but the Denny Hachenberg in October Hospital Residential Living from the Kansas Department of wind farm in eastern Anderson made by cities, the county and county closed the road to repair announced he would retire in Center in Garnett, Kansas. Transportation in 1981. County potentially could pit state in 2015 will improve and a bridge near Valley R Agri- early 2016. His successor, Rich Mary Beth was born on She enjoyed cooking, can- neighbor against neighbor in help maintain the standard of Service. That repair work, McKain, was announced only October 10, 1919, in Garnett, ning, and making candy and one of the most controversial living for area residents for which forced traffic to detour last week. Hachenberg retires Kansas, the cookies during the holidays. She issues in decades. decades to come. several miles, also took slightly Jan. 8; McKain will start Jan. first child of loved to distribute boxes of her Wind farms are growing The City of Garnett commit- longer than expected. 11. Ralph Charles sweets to numerous friends, rel- Fraker and atives, and the nursing homes Jessie Blanche in Garnett at Christmas time. EVENT... Garris. Mary She had many hobbies includ- Beth lived her ing basket weaving, knitting, FROM PAGE 1A ers, boating enthusiasts and as possible during their annual dents of the important history others who complained the lake event. One suggestion was to of the event. entire life in needlepoint, and most proudly Harris said the 2015 event too often was closed because increase police patrol during “Please don’t go away Garnett, grad- her quilting. She was a mem- brought concerns with unap- of various events like go-kart the weekend of the Revival thinking there’s anything less uating from ber of the Quilt Guild for many proved cars from a Porsche Tucker races, boat races and the annu- event. than support for that event,” Garnett High years. club driving around the track at al Cornstock music concert. “I prefer leaving (the lake Commissioner Preston Peine School in Her family will always speed but without appropriate Because of a fisheries service road) open, realizing we have told Harris. “We just want to 1938. She was proud to have remember her delicious cook- safety protocols in the evening agreement with the Kansas to provide extra security,” make sure all activities are been born to one of Anderson ing, her pies, and the love she after the lake was reopened to Department of Wildlife and Commissioner Gordon Blackie accommodated.” County’s early pioneer fami- put into everything that she the public. He suggested the Parks, the lake can be closed said. “We’ve got to do one or the lies. Her grandfather, Charles made. She had written cook- easiest way to avoid those only a few times each year or other.” Holden Fraker, arrived in books for each of her children problems would be to close the the city must pay a penalty. Commissioners tried to Anderson County in 1857, to be sure that treasured fam- lake road and not allow anyone Instead of closing the road, reassure Harris they support You name it, where Wild Bill Hickok taught ily recipes endured and were access unless they were part of commissioners directed City the Revival event despite their him how to shoot a gun and passed on to the next genera- the Revival event. Manager Joyce Martin to find decision not to close the road. drive a stagecoach. At the age tion. But commissioners quickly we print it. an alternative that would satis- Blackie thanked Harris for the of nine, he shook hands with Preceding her in death were squashed any hope of closing fy the needs of the Grand Prix Revival committee’s work to John Brown as John Brown left her parents, husband “Tuck”, the road. Garnett Publishing, Inc. Revival group and allow the honor Garnett’s sports car rac- Anderson County with a stage son Tom, and grandson Trevor A few years ago, they faced (785) 448-3121 lake to remain open as much ing past, and to remind resi- of slaves on his way to Canada Tucker. She leaves her brother criticism from anglers, camp- through the Underground Ralph (Bud) Fraker, two sons, Railroad. In 1863, his fam- John Tucker (Topeka), Chris ily’s cabin was ransacked by and Joan Tucker (Topeka), 5 William Quantrill and his raid- grandchildren, 10 great grand- ers as young Charley hid in a children, and 2 great-great nearby tree. Mary Beth’s father, grandchildren. Ralph Charles Fraker and her Mary Beth loved her dogs. brother owned Fraker Clothing She had a dog every moment Company, a Garnett landmark, of her life and they were her 2x5 2x5 for over 82 years. Her parents constant companions who loved were also named Anderson her, cared for her, and watched performance ag auburn pharma County’s bicentennial couple by over her. A dog is the only thing the Anderson County Historical on this earth that loves you Society in 1976. more than he loves himself. The Mary Beth married Everett family would be honored if you Allen “Tuck” Tucker on October would like to leave a memorial 1, 1939. Their marriage lasted for our Mother at the funeral over 49 years, until his death in home or mailed to the Helping 1989. To this union were born Hands Humane Society, 5720 three sons, Thomas Ralph, John SW 21st St, Topeka, KS 66604 or Allen, and Christoper Lee. Mary Prairie Paws Humane Society, Beth was stricken with polio in 3173 Highway K68, Ottawa, KS 1951, which resulted in paralysis 66067. of her right leg and abdominal Funeral services will be muscles. She was released from held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, the hospital in a brace from her December 30, 2015, at the First ankle to her chest and was told United Methodist Church, she would never walk without Garnett, with burial to follow in it again. She soon discarded the Garnett Cemetery. Family the brace and taught herself to will greet friends from 6 p.m. walk. She never wanted anyone to 8 p.m. on Tuesday evening at to know that she had a handi- the Feuerborn Family Funeral cap. Despite these circumstanc- Service Chapel, Garnett. es she had both John and Chris. Condolences may be left at She worked many years in the www.feuerbornfuneral.com Registrar of Deeds Office in the 6x1.5 ENROLL FOR SPRING NOW nccc Semester Classes begin January 19, 2016

900 E. Logan, Ottawa, KS 785.242.2067 www.neosho.edu Selected by newspaper professionals nationwide for 43 Awards of Excellence 4A in editorial, column writing, photography and advertising. EDITORIAL THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, December 29, 2015 We should aim for better in 2016 It’s never fun for a town to end a year on a low note like the closing of the Taylor REVIEW COMMENTARY Forge plant in Garnett. But it’s important to note that taking a realistic approach to the nuts and bolts of our community, in terms of business and government, schools and the social environments we either do or do not take part in, is important in contemplating the “list” we should have as we start a New Year. In reviewing the 51 editions of the Review leading up to today as we wrap up our “news year” here, a couple of things stood out to me in the context of that bad piece of end-of- DANE HICKS, Publisher the year news. First, your city council/commission and your county commission did a fair amount of work around here this year that was leadership and create jobs that help sustain boring and in which you probably took lit- our communities. Without businesses, you tle interest. Replacing sewer and electrical don’t have a town. systems and fixing roads and rebuilding Another point that’s concerning – Garnett bridges is not really hot, romantic stuff. But City Commissioners went to great pains last if you can’t flush a toilet in your town and year to expand the city’s Neighborhood be reasonably sure you know where the pay- Revitalization Program from certain areas load is going and that it’s not going to end up to city wide. They even tried to no avail in the middle of your street, you’re going to to get the county commission to expand have a hard time convincing businesses and its participation outside certain areas of THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW’S residents to move to town, or for that matter the county and make it county wide. The stay there if they’re already here. program offers property tax rebates on any So that boring stuff is important work, increase in value caused when a business and we take it for granted. either upgrades it present facility or builds PHONE FORUM Another observation I made was that a new one, and includes home renovations Record your comments on the topic of your choice at (785) 448-2500, press option 1. You do not need to your business community in Anderson and new construction as well. With all that leave your name. Comments will be published anonymously. Calls may be edited for publication or omitted. County probably deserves more credit than effort to expand the program however, only Yes, I wanted to say that I think Mr. Ha, this is too funny. Have you ever seen maybe sometimes we give it. Thirty-four one application was received for a qualify- Preston Peine did a darn good job as a city what the road signs look like out in the area business people and other interest- ing project last year. commissioner. He got a lot of things done county with all the bullet holes in them? ed civic leaders from around the county Only one. Maybe the word on that pro- just by having some new ideas that didn’t Can you imagine what those windmills are took part in an 11-week program sponsored gram’s benefits isn’t getting out. Or maybe cost the city anything but made things going to look like? Bye. by Wichita State University, the City of no one simply wanted to take the risk. Or better, like having the agendas on the city Garnett and the county’s ACDA economic maybe the right brainstorm hasn’t started website and the recordings of the meeting Okay, I’m not trying to be negative like all development agency as well as state sourc- gnawing at the right gambler yet. put on there for the people to hear if they the other (deleted) you read in the Phone es, all aimed at providing business training Our county needs to do more old-fash- couldn’t go to the meeting. There were Forum. This is constructive criticism, to local folks who are already in or think- ioned door-knocking in recruiting indus- lots of other things. I hope when the city okay? Now, I love you all down at the ing of getting into business. Twenty-four of tries and businesses to create jobs, particu- starts looking for his replacement they find Garnett post office and I am thankful for all these folks attended enough of the 11-week larly with the closing of Taylor Forge next someone else young and smart and ener- you do to get my mail to me, but you have program to graduate. month. But there are local business people getic and not one of the same old doormats. to understand, those mailboxes out in the That means that a solid core of local busi- in the area who have a fire in their belly Thank you. lobby get dirty. Look at the fronts of them. ness people recognize the stake they have to be part of the local commercial scene. They’ve got hand marks and fingerprints in their businesses and the stake their com- Hopefully they’ll help provide leadership To the one who called me having fabric on and grime all over the fronts of them. Some munities have in them enough to seek more and initiative and the desire to raise the Wednesday the 23rd, you forgot to leave me of them look like they haven’t been cleaned education on operating them. That’s criti- stakes in the coming year – the sort of thing a phone number. Thus, I can’t return your maybe ever. Some 409 would sure tidy up cally important, because it is these charged- rural business people learn to expect from call. Thanks. that lobby and make them look brighter and up people who’ve risked significant money themselves. cleaner. Again, trying to be constructive. and time to keep commerce operating in our We’ll be starting out 2016 behind the eight Yeah, at least we know Trump was born in Thanks. towns; they are the folks who will generate ball, but that doesn’t mean the game’s over. America. Trump proposal wrong, not unconstitutional Judiciary wins Round 1 Round one of the “who’s in charge” STATE COMMENTARY To believe his critics, Donald Trump to target the nationality of potential bout between the Kansas Legislature has ripped up the U.S. Constitution and NATIONAL COMMENTARY entrants, rather than their religion. and the Kansas Judiciary went to sprinkled its shreds on the smoldering It is the difference between Trump the Judiciary on a 7-0 vote last week embers of what was once the Statute of proposing, say, a temporary morato- when justices decided that lawmak- Liberty. rium on visas for people coming here ers stepped across the constitutional He did this, of course, by proposing from Pakistan and Saudi Arabia -- San “separation of powers” boundary by a temporary ban on Muslim immi- Bernardino terrorist Tashfeen Malik telling the court who will select chief gration into the United States, which was a Pakistani who spent a lot of judges of the state’s 31 judicial dis- might be the most roundly and fierce- time in Saudi Arabia -- and a halt to tricts. ly denounced idea in America since all Muslims. Trump’s ban would apply It was meddling in the operation MARTIN HAWVER, At The Rail the British Parliament passed the to an Iraqi interpreter who worked of a unified judicial department that Intolerable Acts (in 1774). alongside U.S. troops, as well as to a the constitution clearly doesn’t allow. gets no budget. Hmmm…yes that There is no doubt about it: Donald RICH LOWRY, King Features Syndicate harmless Ph.D. from Malaysia. So, that legislative plan to allow dis- non-severability clause provision Trump’s proposal is invidious; not Still, the braying about the First trict court judges to vote among them- sounds like a knockout punch, but if all Muslims are a security risk. It is Amendment from the left is rich. The selves to select their district leaders the court can knock down the first unworkable; among other things, air- right to exclude whomever we want implicit position of Trump’s progres- is out the window, though it did have punch, can it also knock down that lines would have to screen travelers from coming here. In keeping with sive critics is that the First Amendment some relatively nice-sounding “local budget-killing second swing? from Europe for their religion. It is this basic attribute of nationhood, a doesn’t protect all political speech, or control” aspects. So things are getting interesting. imprudent; we don’t want to send a long line of Supreme Court cases have cover people with religious objections For most Kansans, the decision on This budget-killer of a provision who is the chief judge of their district means that essentially, if it is con- message of generalized hostility to upheld the “plenary power” of the to gay marriage, or prevent the Obama court is not only not a big deal, but stitutional, the Supreme Court, the Muslims. political branches to set immigration administration from forcing nuns to next time you’re after a bet you think Court of Appeals and all those local But it’s not unconstitutional. policy in any way they please. sign up for contraception coverage, but you can win, ask your neighbor whom district courts are out of business. No, Trump’s detractors, and even some of We have seen exercises of this plena- it extends to foreigners hoping to gain the chief judge is…and we’re betting the Legislature can’t kill the pay for his fellow Republicans, can’t help mak- ry power in recent decades. During the entry into the United States. that you’ll get no answer. Unless you those judges, but the provision could ing this charge, even though it betrays hostage crisis, as FrontPage Magazine The embedded assumption is that are a lawyer, or another judge, or eliminate every dime spent on sala- a misunderstanding, not just of the reported, Jimmy Carter ordered that migrating here is some sort of global maybe the guy at the courthouse who ries of the aides and clerks and the Constitution, but of the very nature of all nonimmigrant visas from Iran civil right. Trump may be ignorant assigns parking spaces, you have no people who actually make the courts a sovereign nation. be invalidated and that no more be and bombastic, but his supporters reason to know who the chief is. work. It’s the folks who track cases “We do not discriminate on people issued, absent a compelling humani- believe that, if nothing else, he under- Which makes it an excellent propo- and organize virtually everything based on religion,” Ben Carson said in tarian reason. He also mandated that stands that the security and interests sition for a little Legislature-Judiciary that is done save for hammering the response to Trump’s proposal, “that’s Iranian students in the United States of Americans must come first. They boxing match to see who really runs gavel down or telling jurors when the constitutional, that’s in the First report to the authorities, who queried know no such thing about his hysteri- things. The Legislature believed, and lunch break is. Amendment.” Of course, he’s right. them about potential radical sympa- cal detractors. the governor signed into law, a bill Attorney General Derek Schmidt Except the First Amendment isn’t a thies. Some students were expelled. back in 2014 that allows local judges got a judge to delay that budget-elim- free-floating grant of rights to all of Jimmy Carter has not heretofore been Rich Lowry is editor of the National to select their chief, with the public ination business until March 15, mankind. known for his fascistic tendencies. Review. concept that local selections mean but we gotta wonder whether the We are a sovereign country with the It is different, and less disturbing, local control and that sounds nice, Legislature, seeing what happened although that local control by legis- to the chief judge selection issue, lative order taints the concept a bit, is ready to give up and repeal that doesn’t it? non-severability/budget provision. But we’ve just seen the first round Or…whether the legislators who of this Legislature-Judiciary want to make the Supreme Court heel scrap. when they whistle are going to wait As big as that for a court decision on that case, too. decision which lawmak- The upside for waiting is the ers lost is the Legislature’s Supreme Court is likely to look a little order that if it didn’t win over-protective of its power, and that on selection of chief judges, isn’t a good attribute for those jus- Dining & Entertainment the appropriation to finance tices who stand who stand for reten- 4x5 the court evaporates. That’s tion votes next fall. more than $100 million The downside? Makes you wonder ent guide a year and the scrap over whether those legislators who want GUIDE whether the Legislature can to meddle in court business just can’t We welcome you to enjoy our actually do that is Round 2. take a lesson, and after the court, Farm-to-Table Country Cuisine! 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HAA5 tests are looking southern kingdom from 740 offices closed; Jan. 4-Cemetery have completed teacher evalua- good. Past water dues were B. C. until after 701 B. C. The WEEKLY board meeting, City Office, tions for the first semester. handled in the usual manner. 7 p.m.; 6-Lions Club meets, The ANW Special Education Melissa Hobbs presided at general theme for the first United Methodist Church base- Nov. 111 board meeting were the meeting and council mem- part of Isaiah’s book is God’s DEVOTIONAL ment, 7 p.m. reviewed. Kristen Farnsworth bers Roger Culler, Richard approaching judgment on the By David Bilderback Mrs. Morris Luedke School Calendar presented examples of teach- Buckle, Debbie Oswald, lawyer, nation of Judah. The prophet Contact (620) 852-3379 or Jan. 4-Teacher Workday; [email protected] with Colony news. ing lessons for her fourth grade Jesse Randall, Amy Ray, city announces that God will pun- 5-School begins students. clerk, Tim Dietrich, superin- ish his people because of their his word clearly states that the government shall be on Meal Site During the business meet- tendent and Bill Goodell, city sin, rebellion and worship of Dec. 30-meatloaf, baked potato, UMC ing the 2014-15 audit prepared marshal were in attendance. false gods. his (Jesus) shoulder. So what does this mean for peas and carrots, roll, jello with Scripture presented at the by Diehl, Banwart and Bolton, Around Town But in chapter 9:6-7 the cranberry sauce; Jan. 1-Closed; Dec. 20 service was Micah 5:2- CPA, P.A. was approved; Supt. Recent visitors of Morris prophet offers hope as he us today with regard to the critical issues we are faced Jan. 4-teriyaki chicken, nug- 5, Hebrews 10:4-10 and Luke Mahon reviewed results of the Luedke were Bob Preston, refers to the coming Messiah. gets, rice, Normandy blend veg- 1:39-45. Pastor Dorothy Welch state assessment scores, MAPP Dorothy McGhee, both of Iola; “For to us a child is born, to us with. For some reason we as a people have decided it is up gies, wheat bread, fruit cock- presented the sermon, “Not testing and the Building Report Mary Bowen, Jerry Luedke, a son is given; and the govern- tail; 6-baked chicken, creamed Up-side Down - Right-side Up”. Card which can be found at Stanley Luedke, all of Colony, to us to shoulder the issues. ment shall be upon his shoul- peas and potatoes, bread, blue- Christmas Eve program at 5:30 http://ksreportcard.ksde.org. Arlyn Briggs, Kincaid, Patty The results have been dev- der and his name shall be berry mix. Phone 620-852-3549 p.m. and updated members on the Liebold, Broken Arrow, OK; astating. Printing money 24 called Wonderful Counselor, for meal reservations. BOE roof repair bids and is seeking his daughter Cheryl, his son hours per day hasn’t reduced Mighty God, Everlasting Christian Church At the Dec. 21 meeting of additional bids. It was voted to Mark and wife Allene regular- the trillions of dollars of debt. Father, Prince of Peace. Of December 20 the children the Crest Board of Education declare one television and four ly. Taking God out of the schools, the increase of his govern- from Melissa Hobb’s Cross Superintendent Chuck Mahon computers as surplus for dis- Jerry and Susan Luedke courthouse and public square ment and of peace there will Training Class presented the reported he attended the KASB posal at the Superintendent’s held a pre-Christmas gather- seems only to have created presentation of “The Symbols Convention in Wichita Dec. 4-6 discretion. An executive ses- ing for their family. Attending be no end, on the throne of individuals bent on destroy- David and over his kingdom, of Christmas”. Men’s Bible where he obtained information sion for the purpose of discuss- on Saturday 19th were their ing innocent people and then Study Tuesday Morning, 7 addressing school funding, ing personnel closed the meet- children and grandchildren, to establish it and to uphold themselves. Electing govern- it with justice and with righ- a.m.; Cross Training Classes at staffing shortages and accred- ing. Jarred and Heather Luedke, ment officials who have prom- 9:24 a.m. each Sunday. Classes itation. He also reported the City Council Emilee and Grant, Iola; Justin teousness from this time and ised programs that are count- forever more. The zeal of the for all ages. Adults studying district planning committee At the Oct. 29 City Council and Angie Luedke, Dalton, Clay er productive to a healthy Colossians. were to meet on Dec. 17, The meeting the Street and Alley and Trenton, Garnett. LORD of hosts will do this.” economy and who practice The particular verse that political gridlock with pro- stands out here refers to the grams that could have dev- rule of God. “And the govern- astating effects on business SIDEWALKS... ment shall be on his shoul- and families as well as our der.” In other words God was individual freedoms has only FROM PAGE 1A replaced this year and some busy by the city projects, as staff previously said building the final authority. God had compounded problems. were not on the list.” well as other work elsewhere. such sidewalks would be dif- mandated moral laws to live So what is the solution? Except for a sidewalk from She added that city staff and In 2016, the city also will ficult and costly because of by as well as providing civil God has said “And the govern- U.S. 59 to a physician’s build- residents even went beyond look at a couple of other areas waterways and utilities in the or case law to govern every- ment shall be upon his (Jesus) ing on Fourth Avenue near day life. The Israelites had Anderson County Hospital, the requirements by repairing for sidewalk improvements, area. shoulder.” God didn’t send an additional sidewalks not part such as a sidewalk to access “The amount of traffic that rebelled and fell into a life of the city has completed all the economist or a scientist or a of the ADA mandate. For exam- Crystal Lake in the south part goes down that street is huge- sin and idol worship. This is requirements that stemmed statesman He sent a Savior. ple, the ADA standards require of the city and a graduated side- ly representative of the things a pattern that runs through The solution is to LOOK UP. from the ADA complaint, Martin said. The sidewalk only one side of a street have walk at a sharp incline at First that go on in our city,” Peine the Bible from Genesis to accessible sidewalks, but many Avenue and the Prairie Spirit said, referencing a variety Revelation. Not much has David Bilderback: A to the physician’s building couldn’t be completed until residents took advantage of the Rail Trial, Martin said. of activities like the annu- changed today. I don’t claim Ministry on the Holiness of construction at the nearby hos- city’s sidewalk grant program Although the city was not al Cornstock music concert to know the mind of God but God. pital and at the intersection of and repaired sidewalks on the required to build sidewalks and Lake Garnett Grand Prix Fourth and 59 was completed. other sides of the streets, too. along Park Road from Casey’s Revival, among other events. “We feel like we have The biggest obstacle in to U.S. 59, Peine encouraged “Anything we can do to answered all the complaints repairing sidewalks was the Martin, his fellow commission- improve access and walkabili- that started this,” Martin said. availability of contractors, ers and city staff to find some ty will improve all those events Thanks for making “We got a lot of sidewalks Martin said. Crews were kept way to make that happen. City just a little bit further.” HOSPITAL...

2015 a great year FROM PAGE 1A as he guides Anderson County years, beginning in 1974 when top-performing hospitals in Normally I write my yearly DIGGING UP THE PAST success systemizing processes, Hospital into the future.” he joined Saint Luke’s Hospital Kansas for patient satisfaction. “Thank You” column around collaborating to improve the McKain earned a bachelor’s of Kansas City as director of The hospital has performed Thanksgiving time, but this quality of care delivery, and of business administration respiratory therapy. He was consistently well on Medicare time I decided to wait until near improving patient satisfaction, degree in healthcare adminis- named Saint Luke’s director of Clinical Core Measures, and its outreach in 1992 before becom- the end of the year. the press release said. tration from Ottawa University Long-Term Care Unit has been ing ACH CEO. He led ACH Like every year, my first two “Rich has a tremendous and a master’s degree in orga- recognized as a five-star facility “Thank Yous” never change. track record of leadership nizational administration through construction of a $26 by Medicare and Medicaid for Number one goes to my Lord during his thirteen years with from Mid America Nazarene million facility that opened ear- and Savior Jesus Christ and Saint Luke’s,” Julie Quirin, University. lier this year. six consecutive years, and by number two to my bride Kay, Henry Roeckers SLHS senior vice president of Hachenberg joined ACH as Under Hachenberg’s lead- U.S. News & World Report as Call (785) 448-6244 for one of the nation’s best nursing who has constantly stood by my local archeology information. hospital operations, said. “I am CEO in 1999, soon after Saint ership, Anderson County side and supported me for 58 confident he will continue to Luke’s Heath System took over Hospital has been one of the homes. wonderful years. build upon the solid founda- management of the facility. His Next a very special “Thank Esther Yoder, Mahlon Keim, tion laid by Denny Hachenberg career at Saint Luke’s spans 41 You” to Dane Hicks and his Wilma Powl, Shirley McGhee, Opening Thurs., Dec. 31 wonderful Staff at the Anderson Gayla Corley, Butch Romig, County Review. There wouldn’t Ron Zimmerman, Kristie 2x2 for New Year’s Eve be any columns, if it wasn’t for Kinney, Dale and Linda their editing, typing, printing Rockers, The Anderson County Dinner 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. and mailing them to you, my Register of Deeds Staff, The scipio Bar stays open later readers. Feuerborn Funeral Home, Wes 2x4 My year would not be com- and Sheri Cole (Osawatomie), Happy New Year from all of us at plete unless I devoted a column The late Marvin Butcher to “thank” all you wonderful (Houston,Texas), Richard lifespan people who made this past year Kitterman, Bill Rayne (Paola), Scipio Supper Club so exciting and rewarding in Dr.Donald Blakeslee (WSU), 785-835-6246 the field of Archaeology. Nancy Arendt (Colby), Virginia Please do not be offended at Wulhkule, Bob Hoard, Sharon the order in which your names Sage, Tricia Waggoner, Chris appear, because each one of you Garst, Gina Powell, Tim Weston, Feeling A Little Out of Balance? have truly been a blessing in (all of Topeka), Norman Dye What Can A Digital Footprint Tell You About Your Spinal Health? my life this past year. (Meade), Mary Conrad (Kansas Your2x2 overall health starts at your feet, which are the foundation of Thank you: Richard City, Kan.), Denise Wallace your entire body. When you don’t have a balanced foundation, it may cause postural stress and dysfunction in different parts of your body. 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M/W/F: 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. • T/Th: 9 a.m. - Noon Wight, John Schuster, Daniel If I left anyone out, I’m very and Judy Barnhart, Clayton sorry and I do thank you. and Brittney Barnhart, Jimmie White, Lonnie Sprague, Carl HAPPY NEW YEAR 2016 Ulses, Mike and Eileen Burns, from Henry and Kay Roeckers. 2x5 2x4 Notice to settle estate princeton quick (First published in The Anderson County owned by the decedent at the time of her death AD Review, Tuesday, December 15, 2015) and that the estate be assigned in accordance Newstop Year’s Eve - 9a-9p New Year’s Eve - 4a-9p with the laws of intestate succession. New Year’s Day - 9a-9p New Year’s Day - 6a-9p IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF You are required to file your written defens‑ ANDERSON COUNTY, KANSAS es thereto on or before the 11th day of January, 2016, at 10:00 a.m. in the District Court, Garnett, In the Matter of the Estate of Anderson County, Kansas, at which time and ROZENA SMITHERAN, Deceased place the cause will be heard. Should you fail Case No. 15-PR-28 therein, judgment and decree will be entered in due course upon the petition. NOTICE OF HEARING CLAUDIA A. SMITHERAN THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL Petitioner PERSONS CONCERNED: You are hereby notified that a petition Terry J. Solander #07280 has been filed in this court by Claudia A. 503 S. Oak St. - P.O. Box 348 Happy New Year from the staff at... Smitheran, one of the heirs at law of Rozena Garnett, KS 66032-0348 C. Smitheran, deceased, praying that descent 785-448-6131; FAX: 785-448-2475 be determined of decedent’s interest in certain [email protected] Anderson County, Kansas, real estate particu‑ Attorney for Petitioner larly described in said petition and of all other Kansas real estate and all personal property dc15t3 6A LOCAL THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, December 29, 2015

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B c o m m u n i t yTHE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, December 29, 2015 CALENDAR Friday, January 1 Become a Master • New Year’s Day. Some events may be canceled or postponed. Monday, January 4 • USD 365 students return to Food Volunteer classes • 9 a.m. - Anderson County It was a warm summer EXTENSION NEWS Commission at the Anderson day this last summer at the County Annex Ottawa Farmer’s Market. An • 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. - Friendship Extension volunteer purchased Quilters at the Kincaid-Selma vegetables that were being sold United Methodist Church by local vendors. She rinsed • 9:45 a.m. - GES 3rd-6th grade the vegetables and began to cut Awards Assembly and chop. Several individuals • 4 p.m. - Central Heights Middle wandered over to her table to School boys basketball at find out what she was doing. NANCY SCHUSTER, Frontier Extension District Wellsville The Extension volunteer • 5:30 p.m. - Westphalia basketball was Kris Wallace, Master District agents; volunteers are at Pleasanton Food Volunteer, from Franklin never pushed into a situation • 6 p.m. - GES Site Council County. Kris used raw yellow where they are not comfortable. • 6:30 p.m. - GES PTO squash, green squash, toma- I relearned my skills with • 6:30 p.m. - Garnett Lions Club toes, corn off the cob, a few onions, green peppers, carrots, Master Food Volunteers Joan at VFW Rockers and Marjorie Stephens. • 6:30 p.m. - Webelos 1 & 2 and cucumbers in her salad. She then made vinaigrette with They sharpened up my yeast (fourth & fifth grades) Den Club bread skills, and developed my Scouts meeting wine vinegar, extra virgin olive oil, and a bit of salt. Kris put biscuit making and egg noodle • 7:30 p.m. - Kincaid Masonic skills! At every foods program, Lodge No. 338 the ingredients in a pint jar, sealed the lid, and shook until I learn something new from Tuesday, January 5 the audience. Everyone has a • Central Heights students the ingredients were blended. Recipes were available so those skill to share, so start thinking return to classes Master Food Volunteer! Joan • 9 a.m. - TOPS at Garnett wanting to make the vinai- grette could do so at home. A has repeatedly shared with oth- Methodist Church basement, ers how much fun she has had 2nd & Oak quick, easy to make, colorful, tasty fresh vegetable salad! as a Master Food Volunteer. • Noon - Rotary International Club There are 8 training ses- The next week I visited the at Garnett Inn and Suites sions required of a Master Food Ottawa Farmer’s Market with • 4 p.m. -ACJH boys basketball Volunteer. Dates for the 2016 a display. One of the vendors at Osawatomie Master Food Volunteer train- came over to my table and said • 4:30 p.m. - ACHS basketball ing are: February 10, 11, 17, 18, her husband loved Kris’ salad! at Iola 24, 25, and March 9, and 10; with She also shared her husband • 6 p.m. - Crest basketball at home snow dates of March 16 and 17. was a picky fresh vegetable with Northeast Arma Two classes are held each week salad eater! • 6:30 p.m. - Garnett Optimist for 4 weeks, so volunteers can What I have shared with Club at Mr. D’s Pioneer be involved in activities in their you is an actual sample of what Restaurant own communities. Cost for this K-State Research & Extension Wednesday, January 6 program is $75. That can seem Master Food Volunteers do. Do • 1 p.m. - Garnett Duplicate like a lot; however, it averages you like people and food? Do Bridge at the Garnett Inn out to under $10 per class and you like to share your love of • 5:30 p.m. - USD 365 Booster pays for the food and supplies food with others in your fam- Club used by volunteers throughout ily? It might be that you are • 5:30 p.m. - Central Heights Middle the training. I am not real sure ready to become a Master Food School PTA meeting you can find cooking classes in Volunteer! Frontier Extension • 7 p.m. - Garnett Saddle Club the larger towns of Kansas for District currently has no at the Garnett Riding Arena under $10 a session. Master Food volunteers in • 7 p.m. - Colony Lions Club at Classes are held in Johnson Osage County; Franklin County Colony United Methodist County at the K-State Olathe has 5 Master Food Volunteers; campus. A District vehicle will Church and Anderson has 2 active and THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW 12-29-2015 / Vickie Moss • 7 p.m. - Kincaid Lions Club at be going to many of the classes; 1 volunteer who went back to I would love to have volunteers It wasn’t exactly a white Christmas, as the ice and snow held off just until employees returned to work Kincaid-Selma United work. Methodist Church ride with me to the K-State Monday morning, Dec. 28. A winter storm moved in late Sunday, after alternating between cold and If you are a K-State Research Olathe campus. warm temperatures last week with a very mild Christmas Day in the upper 40s. Thursday, January 7 & Extension program support- • 6 p.m. - 13 Point Pitch and Registration forms to be er or just like to share your a Master Food Volunteer snacks at the Garnett Senior knowledge with others, this are available at the Frontier Center might be a good fit for you. An Extension District’s web • 1:30 p.m. - Colony United Extension agent can only do page, http://www.frontierdis- Methodist Women at Colony one program at a time; Master trict.k-state.edu/health-nutri- United Methodist Church CLOSING OUT 2015 Food Volunteers can make tion/masterfoodvolunteers/ • 4 p.m. - Central Heights Middle many other contacts of county index.html. HUGE School boys basketball at residents. It is a great exten- For more information FREE SAVINGS Santa Fe Trail sion of the Extension mission: on becoming a Master Food GIFT • 6 p.m. - USD 365 Endowment with a BIG Knowledge for Life. Volunteer, call the Frontier Association If you are concerned that you Extension District’s Garnett while supplies last • 7 p.m. - USD 365 School Board do not have the skills for being office at 785-448-6826, or email Friday, January 8 a Master Food Volunteer, keep [email protected]. I’d love 3x10.5 • 5 p.m. - Crest basketball at home in mind that there are 40 hours to have some Master Food with Marmaton Valley of required training. Master Volunteers in Osage County, Monday, January 11 Food Volunteers can work and more in Anderson and baumans • 9 a.m. - Anderson County together in teams, work with Franklin Counties! Commission at the Anderson County Annex # Th • 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. - Friendship 27 Annual 2 FREE ADMISSIONS Quilters at the Kincaid-Selma The Best Deals on Wichita RV SHOW WITH THIS AD! United Methodist Church New2x2 and • 6:30 p.m. - Garnett Lions Club Pre-Owned RV’s! Special Show Prices at VFW $8 ADULTS $1 CHILDREN • 6:30 p.m. - Webelos 1 & 2 AD TH TH BANG (fourth & fifth grades) Den Club JAN. 6 - 10 Wednesday, Jan. 6 4pm–9pm4pm–9pm NO INTEREST Scouts meeting Thursday, Jan. 7 4pm–9pm4pm–9pm FOR OVER 2 YEARS • 7:30 p.m. - Kincaid Masonic Lodge Friday, Jan. 8 12pm–9pm12pm–9pm No. 338 Saturday, Jan. 9 10am–10am–9pm9pm Tuesday, January 12 Sunday, Jan. 10 12pm–12pm–6pm6pm REFRESHMENTS • 9 a.m. - TOPS at Garnett Kansas Coliseum Pavilions • I-35 & 85th St N., Exit #17 Methodist Church basement, 4 DAYS 2nd & Oak • Noon - Rotary International Club, at Garnett Inn and Suites • 6 p.m. - City of Garnett at City Anderson County Hall ONLY • 6 p.m. - Alzheimer’s Support news DAILY at Golden Heights December 28, 29, 30, 31 Wednesday, January 13 at 8 a.m. • Friends of the Prairie Spirit Trail KOFO 1220 AM • 1 p.m. - Garnett Duplicate Entire Inventory Blasted! Bridge at the Garnett Inn 25 Months NO Interest Financing W.A.C*

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Mackenzie Peterson IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ANDERSON 00201950 Commonly known as 210 S Hayes, Family Care Center Nuessen is certified with the National M.D., Medical Staff COUNTY, KANSAS Garnett, KS 66032 (“the Property”) MS168347 GARNETT - The Anderson County Commission on Certification of President of Anderson CIVIL DEPARTMENT for a judgment against defendants and any Hospital Family Care Center is pleased to Physician Assistants (NCCPA) and is a County Hospital, said. other interested parties and, unless otherwise announce the addition of Sarah Nuessen, member of the American Academy of To make an appoint- U.S. Bank National Association served by personal or mail service of summons, PA-C, to the team of health care provid- Physician Assistants. ment with Nuessen or Plaintiff, the time in which you have to plead to the ers. Nuessen began seeing patients at the “Sarah is a talented professional who any of the highly qual- vs. Petition for Foreclosure in the District Court clinic mid-November. brings vast experience and expertise to ified providers at the our patients. We are very pleased to Family Care Center, Nuessen Darlene Moyer, Rodney T. Moyer, Jane Doe, of Anderson County Kansas will expire on Nuessen attended Wichita State have her join our team of providers at the call 785-448-2674. and John Doe, et al., February 8, 2016. If you fail to plead, judgment University in Wichita, Kansas where Defendants and decree will be entered in due course upon the request of plaintiff. Case No. 15CV52 Court No. MILLSAP & SINGER, LLC Title to Real Estate Involved By: Chad R. Doornink, #23536 What makes ‘word of mouth’ marketing work? Pursuant to K.S.A. §60 [email protected] 8900 Indian Creek Parkway, Suite 180 Everyone in business knows HOW TO SELL STUFF among customers about your almost automatically. NOTICE OF SUIT Overland Park, KS 66210 “word of mouth” marketing product or service; It may not cost in the tra- (913) 339-9132 is some of the most powerful 4) Measurable: You need a ditional sense that buying STATE OF KANSAS to the above named (913) 339-9045 (fax) advertising you can get, and means of measuring whether advertising in print, radio, TV, Defendants and The Unknown Heirs, executors, we all know it’s also some the your WOM efforts are working. Internet or direct mail does, devisees, trustees, creditors, and assigns of By: /s/ Tiffany T. Frazier hardest to get. Asking customers how they but developing WOM requires any deceased defendants; the unknown spous‑ Tiffany T. Frazier, #26544 The downfall of many busi- heard of you at the point of sale labor and study and constant es of any defendants; the unknown officers, [email protected] ness people who think they can is a good one. You can’t just go assessment. 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Comments or of any defendants that are minors or are under (636) 537-0067 (fax) over… gram – something you did moti- actions to repeat it, which in questions may be directed to any legal disability and all other person who are ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF That’s where the Word of vated the customer to go out of the end makes you a “talkable” him at [email protected] or may be concerned: Mouth Marketing Association his way to endorse you, either brand and generates WOM or (785) 448-3121. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a MILLSAP & SINGER, LLC IS ATTEMPTING can help out (www.womma. completely or nearly uncom- Petition for Mortgage Foreclosure has been TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY org). This organization has pensated. filed in the District Court of Anderson County, INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED made a science out of the study In short, word of mouth is partially about your excellence Kansas by U.S. Bank National Association, FOR THAT PURPOSE. and pursuit of one of the most in some regard, and nothing praying for foreclosure of certain real property dc29t3 elusive arms of sales genera- less. legally described as follows: tion for companies, and their History Sports Family Fun approach puts a format to It’s also about passing that 2x4 something many of us love to excellence along. WOMMA Outdoor Adventure Dining have but have trouble recreat- says word of mouth marketing Byways Festivals Shopping follows 5 principles: AD ing. State Parks Hunting Arts The theory goes like this: 1) Credibility: An endorse- Notice on city vacancies Fishing Camping Lodging You want someone to love your ment has to come from some- home decorating service so one the customer trusts to be Plan your adventure and order (Published in The Anderson County Review, published once each week for two consecutive much they tell someone about straight with them with no FREE Kansas travel guides Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2015) weeks in an official newspaper of the city of ulterior motives; it and that person hires you and www.TravelKS.com Garnett, Kansas. becomes similarly enthralled 2) Respectful: As the brand 800.2KANSAS CHARTER ORDINANCE NO. 25 SECTION 3. This charter ordinance shall with you… then you have two hoping for the endorsement, take effect and be in force 61 days after final emissaries out there passing you have to be ultimately A CHARTER ORDINANCE EXEMPTING THE publication, unless a sufficient petition for a along your virtues – for free- to transparent, truthful and trust- CITY OF GARNETT, KANSAS FROM THE referendum is filed requiring a referendum to other potential customers, and worthy in dealing with custom- PROVISIONS OF L. 2015, CHAPTER 88, be held on this charter ordinance as provided the growth is exponential. ers and the public; SECTION 71, RELATING TO THE FILLING OF in Article 12, Section 5 of the constitution of the As WOMMA explains on its 3) Social: As the business or GOVERNING BODY VACANCIES. state of Kansas, in which case this charter ordi‑ website, you motivate word brand, you have to listen to cus- nance shall become effective only if approved of mouth advertising by some tomers in their feedback and work to understand their posi- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE GOVERNING by a majority of the electors voting thereon. high-value ingredient that tion even if its negative, and BODY OF THE CITY OF GARNETT, KANSAS: PASSED this 22nd day of December, 2015, rings with a customer – you’re the cheapest; you’re the best; you have to encourage com- SECTION 1. The City of Garnett, Kansas, not less than two thirds of the members-elect of munication both with you and by virtue of the power vested in it by Article the governing body voting in favor thereof. 12, Section 5 of the Constitution of the State of Kansas, hereby elects to exempt, and does /s/ Greg Gwin hereby exempt itself and make inapplicable to it Mayor A N D E R S O N C O U N T Y L. 2015, Chapter 88, Section 71, relating to the ATTEST: filling of governing body vacancies, which said /s/ Kristina L. Kinney enactment applies to this city, but does not apply City Clerk uniformly to all cities. SECTION 2. This charter ordinance shall be dc29t2 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Check your local area businesses first - keep your local dollars at home!

4x10.5 On-the-Farm Service • Alignments Notice to write-off city’s biz directory delinquent utility bills DIGITAL COPIERS MIKE HERMRECK COLOR PRINTERS Sales & Service 601 South Oak (Published in The Anderson County Review, City Clerk NETWORK PRINTERS Garnett, Kansas Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2015) NETWORK SCANNERS (785) 448-3212 Attachment to Ordinance No. 4133 FACSIMILE Cooper • Jetzon • Kumho ORDINANCE NO. 4133 NAME AMOUNT Travis Blackwell ($3.61 col fee) $496.31 Cooper • Jetzon • Kumho AN ORDINANCE DELETING CERTAIN George Dewey (Out of State) $95.21 UNPAID UTILITY BILLS FROM THE Duckwall-Alco #295 (Bankruptcy) $271.99 BECKMAN MOTORS ACCOUNTING RECORDS OF THE CITY OF Duckwall-Alco #295 DIP (Bankruptcy) $891.02 North Hwy. 59 in Garnett, KS 111 E. 4th Ave. • Garnett GARNETT, KANSAS. Mary Dennis/Aaron Jones (Out of State) CooperCurrent Rebate • Jetzon(785) • 448-2284Kumho ($54.77 col fee) $335.67 CARPETING $2000 See dealer for Patriots Bank Bldg. • Princeton SERVICE additional rebates. WHEREAS, The City has carried certain Shannon & Shane Figgins ($56.81 col fee) (785) 937-2269 unpaid bills on its accounting records for 2 1/2 $281.62 448-3720 (785) 448-6122 (785) 448-5441 years; and, Gerald Greenwell $455.74 Carpet - Vinyl 429 N. Maple • Next to Country Mart Patriots Bank Bldg. • Richmond Laminate - Hardwood WHEREAS, Every reasonable effort has Gerald Greenwell $211.05 Reliable, Dependable, Consistent (785) 835-6161 Ceramic & VC Tile been made to collect these due and unpaid bills, Anthony Herrick $35.58 Always There – Always Caring but without success; and, Jessica Kinnamon (Out of State) $118.48 WHEREAS, The continuance of these Shannon Lacey (Out of State) $64.32 Jo Wolken E.A., A.T.A. E-Statements & unpaid bills is an unnecessary accounting pro‑ Lacy Lutes ($107.27 col fee) $152.79 IRA’s The TV Shoppe cedure and expense to the City. Ashley & Jeremy McCarty Mutual Funds Aaron Lizer Online Banking Continuing to serve NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY ($112.63 col fee) $229.10 Investments Agent you after 31 years. THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF Christie Moore $755.93 785-448-3056 GARNETT, KANSAS: Beth Moss $26.45 Hours: www.taxtimetaxserviceinc.com Mon. - Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 10 a.m. Section 1. That all unpaid utility bills shown Beth Moss $164.01 HELPING YOU PLAN on the attached list in the amount of $7740.68 Atanacio Nieto $34.18 TODAY FOR TOMORROW Garnett • Colony • Hepler Please call 785-448-5931 incurred through June 25, 2015 are hereby Charles Peters/Saudrina Harrison $308.91 120 S. Maple • PO Box 66 • Garnett, KS 66032 Ottawa • Pomona • after 10 a.m. and Phone: (785) 448-6125 • Cell: (785) 448-4428 leave Tony a message. deleted from the City’s accounting records. Christian Poelstra/Jennifer Madden Fax: (785) 448-5878 St. Paul • Walnut Section 2. That this Ordinance shall take ($29.83 col fee) $484.35 effect from and after its publication in the official Jason & Derin Schwenk (Out of State) $338.15 City newspaper. Michael Spellmeier $507.71 Millers Construction, Inc. PASSED and APPROVED THIS 22nd day Leslie Stewart $491.09 Since 1980 of December, 2015. Daniel VanNorman ($15.77 cal fee) $991.02 /s/ Greg Gwin Total $7740.68 Delden Doors & Openers Mayor • We sell & service these /s/ Kristina L. Kinney dc29t1 brands & more. Garnett, KS Call for quotes & details. Everett Miller • (785) 448-6788 Rodney Miller • (785) 448-3085

SALES & SERVICE Anderson 2x2 To advertise in this County directory contact News diy Stacey at Mon - Fri 785-448-3121. 8:00am Grain Handling Equipment Livestock Waterers CountryCountry Favorites Favorites HOMER RIFFEY SERVICE Anderson County News Mon-Fri • 8:00am. 321 N. Grant • Garnett, Kansas • 785-448-2384 THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, December 29, 2015 LOCAL 3B The Year in Review; Stories from 2015 January agement considers dropping the fea- is found dead by apparent suicide historic Civilian Conservation Corps manager Joyce Martin warns com- Local hunter Brogun Jahn bags a ture permanently due to lack of call at his property near Colony. In an era, stone-decked football field, foot- missioners against using some $1.8 free-roaming elk in Anderson County volume. Sales of memorial bricks to effort to boost attendance at games, ball games are scheduled for the million in Garnett city reserve funds after determining the proper legali- fund the Veterans Memorial planned USD 365 grants all students free coming fall at the ACHS track field to pay for infrastructure improve- ties. As the first of its activities in cel- for the Anderson County courtyard admission to home sporting events. where new bleachers and concession ments, saying the city would be bet- ebration of its 150th anniversary in are flagging, and organizers say they As part of its 150th anniversary, the area were built this summer. Heavy ter off to issue bonds than to tap 2015, The Anderson County Review need a boost of interest to make the Review announces the planned pub- spring rains did major damage to its emergency cash. KDOT begins uploads a copy of the 1936 “A History project happen. “Mean Girls” pro- lication of a veterans pictorial book Lake Garnett’s spillway, and city acquisition of land in preparation for of Anderson County, Kansas” to gram at Garnett Elementary School titled “Portraits of Honor” and begins leaders wonder about the state of the $28 million improvement to U.S. 169 the web in a searchable version for seeks to educate pre-teen girls about accepting submission of photos from dam it’s a part of. Local organizers between Garnett and Welda. Vintage the free use of historical research- the damage that can be done by bully- readers. New items, including a 1939 plan the “Flatiron Music Incident” family photographs are found along ers. Greeley native Fr. Anthony ing each other. The Anderson County Richmond Masonic Lodge Apron, at Garnett Stadium as a live concert U.S. 169 and given to local historian J. Lickteig meets Pope Francis as Historical Society hosts a day-long are on display at the Richmond during the Lake Garnett Grand Prix Dorothy Lickteig, who begins search part of his 60th anniversary in the Civil War education program with Community Museum. Kansas Revival in October. The discovery for their owners when the Review priesthood. The ribbon is cut on re-enactors and a staged re-enacti- Governor Sam Brownback appoints of blue-green algae at Crystal Lake publishes them. Averi Wilson from the new Anderson County Hospital, ment of Lee’s surrender to Grant to local ethanol company chairman Bill closes the lake to any public use. The ACHS and Kyle Cardin from Central featuring a keynote address from commemorate the 150th anniversary Pracht to the Kansas State Board of threat of a coming tax sale and an Heights qualify in the 4A and 3A Kansas Governor Sam Brownback. of the end of the war. A new inmate Agriculture. Nearly 4 inches of rain improving economy may be helping cross country meets. The AC Bulldog Unemployment in Anderson County healthcare service at the Anderson in the past two weeks has played Anderson County collect taxes, as volleyball team wins its substate remains low at 4.1 percent from a County Jail which outbid Anderson havoc with local county roads and this year’s publication of delinquent recent high of 6.2 percent in July 2014. County Hospital to provide the coun- worried farmers about too much property taxpayers has the smallest to head to the 4A tournament for Children’s author Jefferson Knapp ty’s inmate health care saved $18,000 moisture, after an exceedingly dry number of entries in years. Continued the first time in 15 years. A letter visits Garnett Elementar Center. The since June 2014 according to Sheriff winter. County and city governments hot, humid weather occasionally bro- from the victim protesting a plea Anderson County Council on Aging Vern Valentine. Jennifer Brummel is debate what the actual property tax ken by severe storms has become deal in Michael Spellmeier’s child receives a new bus to replace one of hired to staff the joint city/chamber impact will be when industrial reve- the rule this summer in Anderson rape sentencing causes a delay when the old ones used as county public director positon. Demolition of the nue bond tax exemption on the East County. D.J Oullette is identified as district judge Eric Godderz says he transporation. A homebound man, 67 old Anderson County Hospital will Kansas Agri Energy ethanol plan the mystery man who woke a sleep- wants time to consider the contents. year-old David Bryan, dies when his make room for a new memorial gar- expires at the end of 2015. Oil price ing family from their early morning Anderson County secures a grant for home northwest of Garnett catches den that will buffer the new facility’s slump transmits to higher unemploy- slumber recently as their house on a new elevator at the 113 year-old fire and burns. A zoning rule change front entrance. Six area teenagers are ment in Anderson County, from 4.4 K-31 was in flames. Local resident county courthouse as preparations will allow owners to live on the bottom charged with a rash of 2013 vandal- percent a year ago to 4.9 percent last Scott Rogers fires at the USD 365 are made for its estimated $1.5 mil- floor of Garnett’s commercial build- ism incidents. The Garnett chapter month. County commissioners opt school board over the secrecy with lion HVAC renovation. ings, a move city officials hope will of Business and Professional Women to construct a new shop building for which Garnett Stadium was replaced. November encourage building owners to main- awards its annual Business of the Year the road department on the site of a Garnett’s Helen Norman is promoted Roger and Sandy Sample announce tain downtown buildings. Longtime award to Sandra’s Quick Stop, and its tax-delinquent nursing home. to senior vice president of Citizens the sale of Front Row Sports stores area educator Jane Feuerborn passes Woman of the Year award to Gina June Bank in Paola after 17 years with in Garnett and Ottawa to former away after a lengthy illness. Gary Witherspoon and Tami Hiestand. Former EMT and fire fighter Mike the company. Carnival ticket sales Garnett resident David Cox, who has Wolken of Greeley dies in a traffic Dennis Richards of Greeley is elected Spellmeier faces counts of child rape at the Anderson County Fair were managed the Ottawa store in recent accident on K-68 just east of U.S. 169. to lead the county Democratic Party of a 10 year-old girl. The wettest May disappointing this year according years, and his wife Lucinda. AC foot- A dry January leads to an unusual Central Committee. Garnett city lead- since 2002 adds 9 inches of rain to to fair organizers, barely covering ball drops Burlington and heads to threat of grass fires this time of year ers pass a $443,000 plan to upgrade local area, and Anderson County is the $25,000 minimum demanded by Columbus for the first round of 4A in Anderson County. Scipio Supper the city’s electrical system, to be paid declared a flood disaster area. City the carnival company. A bridge west football playoffs. Anderson County Club is honored as the Garnett Area from some $1.9 million in accumulat- leaders in Garnett debate the use of Garnett on 7th Street Road will Commissioners will seek the help of Chamber of Commerce’s Business of ed utility reserve funds. of street funds between residential require more work and expense than an independent appraiser to place a the Year; the George Clasen Memorial April streets and tourist interests like Lake previously thought due to its dam- tax value on the EKAE ethanol plant, Community Service Award is made Garnett’s Walker Art Committee Garnett Road, used for recreational aged condition. The city of Garnett whose tax exemption ends at the to the Friends of the Prairie Spirit hosts its first national juried art purposes. A 77 year-old Garnett man places the historic Pennsylvania end of 2015. Drivers of classic, high- Trail. show, “At The Walker,” with $3,000 is severely injured while loading his Hotel on the square’s south side on end sports cars who took part in the February in prize money and some 210 art- antique tractor after the 135th annual the demolition list, after reports of Garnett Grand Prix Revival express Ona Mae Hunt of Harris and ists entering some 840 pieces of art. Westphalia Day Parade. A chemical water damage make it a threat to concerns to the city that the lake Cherry Creek Farms at Westphalia USD 365 spends $102,000 on new math explosion rocks the Garnett swim- neighboring buildings. road is in poor condition to host track are awarded annual soil conser- books to teach the new “Common ming pool during off hours, but it is September events for such cars and might put vation honors. Crest High School Core” standards. New bleachers expected to reopen soon. County com- Lightning is blamed for a house future events in jeopardy. Orcheln’s Senior Madison Covey and ACHS and concession area are under con- missioners say a mild winter saved fire that claimed the James Tush senior Melissa Kropf win annual struction at the ACHS track. Former the county money, which was later home south of Garnett, which was in store open in Garnett in time for “Good Citizen” awards from the Garnett resident Daren Kellerman spent to repair road damage from the family since 1944. Algae problems Christmas season. Locals, like the local Daughters of the American is installed as head of the Kansas huge spring rains. The Review amass- at Crystal Lake are clear. Former Becca Modlin family, are jazzed about Revolution chapter. Nadine Poss of Freemasons. A school bus driver es an extensive history project of the 5th District Kansas Representative the KC Royals World Series win and Richmond is the last patient moved swears she saw a mountain lion in a newspapers that make up its 150-year Bill Feuerborn helps Pittsburg State head to KC to join hundreds of thou- out of the old Anderson County pasture near Greeley, and while local lineage, and displays the 11-piece University dedicate the recently ren- sands at the victory celebration. Hospital and into the new facilty KDWP agent Josh DeHoux doesn’t exhibit at the Garnett Public Library. ovated Overman Student Center at Stephen Callow, Peyton fields, Aaron when the official switch of patients rule out the possibility, he notes all Upgrades to Garnett’s sewage system PSU. Trey Ahring qualifies to com- Kubaca Isaac Kubacka and Samuel is made. GES 5th grader Beau Dykes such reports he’s investigated have which will place a pump station at pete in senior bull riding at this Wood earn Eagle Scout badges in Boy wins the Anderson County Spelling been confirmed as other animals. the “Tot Lot” children’s play area year’s American Royal. A trial date Scout Troop 126. Pamela Peters of Bee. The Garnett Area Chamber of Only one of three incumbent school near the city swimming pool will is set for later this month for Michael Richmond releases her second novel, Commerce proposes a merger with board members in Crest USD 479 cost $150,000. Though it succeeded Spellemier, accused in the rape of a “The War Within.” Longtime local City of Garnett development efforts, survive April elections. City com- in promoting local musical talent, 10 year-old girl. Fall sports of foot- business woman Rhoda Schulte pass- due to what organizers say is duplica- missioners declare April 26-May 2 the “Second Saturdays” promotion ball, volleyball and cross country still es away. A fundraiser is scheduled tion of efforts and ongoing problems as “Anderson County Review Week” is cancelled after a year in operation attract more students than any other for Tanner Edgecomb, the 4 year-old for the chamber in staffing a director. in celebration of the Review’s 150th because it fails to draw crowds to season, according to an analysis of boy who was burned in an outdoor Unseasonable warm temperatures anniversary, and noting the city’s downtown. Tami Hiestand of Royal programs at USD 365. Fifteen year- cooking accident. Higher incidence in the upper 60s abound in early oldest surviving business. County Rubbish, Paula and Jason Sjorlund old Tanner Tush learns a lesson in of deer poaching this month has February. Reductions to planned commissioners agree to raise volun- of Garnett Sonic and Rodney Phares looking both ways when he escapes local KDWP agents on alert. Michael increases in education funding may teer fireman’s call pay to $75 per fire and Michael Gincarelli of Genco unharmed after his car is hit by a Spellmeier gets 13 year sentence for take $67,000 out of funds USD 365 was from $50. An inch and a half of rain Manufacturing win 2015 Business train near Garnett. Richard Adams of a single count of sexually assaulting planning on. The City of Garnett rais- recently may have helped fill local Excellence Awards from the Kansas Kincaid is honored as a 1946 founding a 10 year-old girl, who was saved es its Transient Guest Tax charged ponds, but it’s not expected to fix the Department of Commerce. Seventy- member of the Kincaid VFW Post as from testifying in court had officials to motel guests from 5 to 6 percent. estimated 3-inch deficit in moisture one year-old George Voorhess of the post officially closes this month pursued additional charges for a lon- A devastating fire claims the Amish through the last several month’s dry Colony will spend the next four as its members join the Garnett ger sentence. Recently obtained grain buggy shop of Larry Bontrager at weather. A study of the city’s sewer years in prison for child sex crimes. post. Garnett city employee Desiree bin rescue equipment was put to use Mont Ida, 2015but work crews begin an system estimates half is composed Rumors continue to swirl that the Donovan is tapped for the joint city/ when Grant Corley was nearly over- immediate barn raising to replace of antiquated clay pipe which would former Alco building in Garnett chamber staff position after Jennifer come by soybean seed in a silo on his the structure. The Anderson County cost $1.6 million to replace. The has been targeted as a location for Brummel resigns. The first rate property. A 39 year-old Waverly man Sheriff’s Department offers a $500 Review tracks its first edition to April Orscheln Farm Stores, but company hike since 2004 will raise Garnett is killed in a single vehicle wreck reward for information in a series of 26, 1865, the same day John Wilkes officials have not confirmed it. sewer rates 23 percent to pay for west of Garnett on 1600 Road. 14 suspicious grass fires since early Booth was shot and killed by federal July line reconstruction. Former Garnett December January. The local chamber of com- troops in Virginia. Demolition of the With variables like a dry winter city commissioner and mayor Bob Deer hunting is turning into a sub- merce welcomes three new business- Anderson County Hospital is nearly and a deluge of spring rain followed Boots succumbs to a lengthy illness. es: El Jimador Mexican Restaurant, complete. Investigators say the fire by a hot early summer, the local Taryn Covey was crowned Kincaid stantial industry locally for motels, Midwest Cleaning Services and that destroyed the old Sugar Valley wheat harvest seems to depend heav- Fair Queen. Mike Spellmeier cuts a outfitters and others as out-of-state Zenergy Massage and Skin Care. School House earlier this month ily on where a particular crop was deal with prosecutors to avoid more hunters show up in droves to try Falling oil and natural gas prices was likely one of a string of arsons. planted and whether it was sheltered charges by making a plea deal on a their luck at getting a big Kansas mean less valuable local pumping Construction of a $5 million bridge from some of the extremes.”Thun- single charge of raping a 10 year-old buck. Garnett cancels spring elec- leases, lower overall county property will begin soon to replace the 58 der at Cedar Valley” boat races girl. Jessica Beets and Cade Hibdon tions, as office holders prepare for valuation and higher taxes for other year-old Pottawatome Bridge north announced by the National Boat are crowned queen and king of CHHS state-driven plans that will focus property owners who will shoulder of Garnett. Ukrainian pastor Elisey Racing Association in Garnett. homecoming. Dave Lybarger of those elections along with others in public expenses. Six months after Pronin, speaking at a special sermon Development of commercial vehicle Lybarger Oil in Garnett has sold the the November 2016 general election. joining two KSU Extension Districts at Garnett’s First Baptist Church, licensing services at the county trea- company to MFA Oil Company of Four new owners, Kendall McGhee, in Franklin and Osage counties, and relates horrors and challenges from surer Dena McDaniel’s office doesn’t Columbia, Mo. Kellen Ramsey and David Milner, Eldon Strickler and Anderson County Extension staffers the region inflamed by Russian sepa- rake in $400,000 like it did last year Lupita Rodriguez are king and queen Dakota Milner, take over the Colony say the growing pains are worth it in ratists in recent months. because other counties caught on, but at Crest homecoming. Rodney Atkins diner and store and renamed it order to have the combined resourc- May it still generates $125,000 in fees for performs at Cornstock despite a tech- “High Point Diner & Convenience es. Local Boy Scout Troop 126 hosts The University of Colorado the county. Berniece Kellstadt cele- nical goof that silenced the sound Store LLC.” Taylor Forge in Paola the Klondike Derby at Lake Garnett. names a photography award after brates her 100th birthday. Orscheln system for nearly an hour. announced the longtime Humco plant March former Greeley resident Lynn files zoning permits to open its oper- October in Garnett will close in January cost- Richard Brummel, who led the Lickeig. Garnett’s airport will host ation at the Alco store. An upgrade The Lake Garnett Grand Prix ing the community 28 jobs, due to county’s Public Building Commission its “Air Fair” with helicopter and to radio equipment at the Anderson Revival promises a fun day of vin- the oil economy and limitations at through the research and construc- airplane rides the same day as the County Communications Center tage race cars for a two-day event the facility. Organizers from Calpine tion of the new Anderson County BPW Square Fair, and the “Second blacks out monitoring of sheriff this month. Despite lower atten- Corporation, a Houston, Texas,- Jail nearly a decade ago, dies sud- Saturdays” entertainment promotion and Garnett police communications dance on a busy Saturday, the based natural gas electric producer, denly at his home north of Garnett. in Garnett. An Oklahoma man dies to former police scanner followers. Garnett Community Foundation’s invite property owners from eastern Five year-old Drake Walls of Chanute after being gored by a bull at the Joe Ray, a Garnett firefighter who Pub2Pub Run, Walk, Crawl event is Anderson County to dinner to pitch is killed in a snowy traffic accident Anderson County Sales Company. was injured by an explosion during deemed a success. ACH CEO Denny the idea of leasing property for a near Welda on U.S. 169. Fire destroys The historic former home of the the LibertyFest fireworks display, Hachenberg announces plans to retire 100-turbine wind farm. Garnett com- the home of First Christian Church Garnett Church Furniture Company is recovering and back at work. in 2016. Grady Schuster and McKenzi missioner and former mayor Preston pastor Darrel Herde. Scholars Bowl at Ninth and Oak Streets in Garnett Garnett and Central Heights school Huettenmueller are crowned as roy- Peine announces he’ll resign his seat teams from Westphalia Elementary, will be demolished, with plans to districts move to online enrollment alty at the ACHS homecoming game. when his plans to leave the com- including Derek Ratzlaff, Dylan develop the site for future industrial for the first time. Garnett’s Business Garnett’s VFW Post will be renamed munity for a job in Texas come to Cole, Clay Rolf, Jenna Schmit, Dinah use. A reader ballot favors bringing and Professional Women’s Club in honor of Sgt Jeffery Mersman, the fruition at the end of December. A Filbrun, Becky Droph, April Powls, back the Review’s “Phone Forum” installed new officers, including pres- first combat death of a local soldier in 1978 graduate of Garnett High School, Sophia Cole, Lizzie Comfort and editorial page feature by a 4-1 mar- ident Helen Norman, vice-president 30 years. Student enrollments at USD Randall Prather, may have found a Nate Womelsdorf, take first place gin, but publisher Dane Hicks says Desiree Donovan, secretary Robin 365 and Central Heights USD 288 con- in their recent scholars bowl meet. the controversial column’s future Roberts and treasurer Jenny Myers. tinue a slow decline this year. Chase solution to a deadly pig disease while The Greeley Knights of Columbus depends on whether or not it receives East Kansas Agri Energy celebrates Ratliff of Westphalia wins top hon- doing research in his staff post at the makes awards at its recent Ladies participatory calls from readers. The its 10th anniversary and undertakes ors in the Kansas Junior Livestock University of Missouri. After debat- Appreciation and Awards night. Garnett Lions Club opens a recy- a major expansion to add the produc- Show in Hutchinson. Westphalia Fire ing the issue for months, city com- Mrs. Brandt’s class at Westpalia cle drop-off point for used eyeglasses tion of renewable diesel from corn oil Department wins a grain rescue tube missioners opt for a pedestrian signal Elementary wins a pizza party for and aluminum cans in the parking to its product line at the local plant. in a national contest. In the wake of at Park Road and the Prairie Spirit submitting the most advertising lot of the local Farm Bureau office. Higher property values help USD 365 recent mass shootings at schools and Trail with the help of a $5,000 state designs in the Review’s Creative Amy Ray is appointed to the position reduce its mill levy slightly while colleges, local school officials contem- grant. Local Sons of the American Kids Ad Design and Creative Writing of Colony City Clerk. Garnett city raising its budget some $2.4 million plate the idea of arming teachers and Legion and the American Legion Contest for 2015. The Garnett Lions leaders weigh the possible impact of in the coming year. staff. Blue green algae re-emerges at Riders donated $2,500 for a new flag Club honors local police and firefight- a 12.5 electric percent rate increase August Crystal Lake, closing it again to the and flagpole at Anderson County ers with appreciation awards during request made by Kansas City Power Charley and Carol Foltz are public. Dodging a deer with a semi Hospital. Calpine wind farm proposal a recent Lions Club meeting. The & Light to the Kansas Corporation chosen as grand marshals of the on U.S. 169 near Welda left a Kansas gets a cool reception among some Review’s Phone Forum is removed Commission that could take effect in Anderson County Fair Parade. With City, Mo., truck driver uninjured, but local landowners who are concerned from the newspaper after a software October. Newly-elected Crest School no announcement or fanfare from resulting in his truck being partially about access to their properties and malfunction, and newspaper man- Board member Arlen Scott Hendrix USD 365 as to the retirement of its submerged in a roadside pond. City the impact on their property values. 4B LOCAL THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, December 29, 2015 Notice to sell Brewer property FOR RENT REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE (First published in The Anderson County Section, thence South 89 degrees, 08 minutes, Two bedroom, very clean, CH 15 acre - mini farm, 10 minutes 1820 Miller Drive, Lawrence, 364 E 1750 Rd, Baldwin City Review, Tuesday, December 15, 2015) 00 seconds, West 480.16 feet to the point of & CA, attached garage. $500/ north of Lawrence! (2977 Union $99,900. 3 bedroom, 1 bath $330,000. 4 bedrooms and 3 bath- beginning month. (785) 418-5435. oc13tf Road) 3-4 farmhouse on full remodeled in (02). Just updat- rooms on 5 acres in the country IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ANDERSON ALSO DESCRIBED AS: Houses for rent - 2 bedroom, basement. Old style barn with ed with new HVAC, new paint but close to town. The outbuild- COUNTY, KANSAS Beginning at the Southwest corner of the 1 bath, $400. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, stalls, chicken coop, stocked inside and out, carpet thru-out, ing has 3 parking areas and CIVIL DEPARTMENT Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section Twenty- newly remodeled, $600. (785) pond, old windmill, pipe fenc- kitchen floor plus lots more. a studio area upstairs with a 204-1585. dc22t4 ing/corrals, fruit trees, garden, Vacant and move-in-ready. Not furnace and shop downstairs. eight (28), Township Twenty-two (22) South, 319 W. 9th - 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 gorgeous setting. House needs a drive by. Diann Lutackas, Patty Wiseman, ReeceNichols JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association, Range Twenty-one (21) East of the Sixth bath, $525 month. (913) 557-2233. cosmetics, $199,000. Pics at KW Legacy Partners, Inc. (785) Preferred Realty 913-709-0963 successor by merger to Chase Home Finance Principal Meridian, Anderson County, Kansas, dc29t2* www.piafriend.com. Pia Friend 633-4333, text: 80354 to 79564. **ap21** LLC thence North along the West line of said Realty, (785) 393-3957. **jn16** 4 buildable lots, a house Plaintiff, Southwest Quarter (SW/4) Section, 1773.96 **nv12** can be built on each lot. SW vs. feet, thence North 89 degrees, 29 minutes, 12 REAL ESTATE of Wichita in Harper, Kansas. Christina D. Brewer and James R. Brewer, et al. seconds East 683.57 feet, thence South 26 $20,000 talkes all. taxes are low, Osage City Building - for sale 1 lot has cave. Harper is at Defendants. degrees, 44 minutes, 26 seconds West 506.26 or lease, 8500 sq. ft. Great com- 1x3 feet, thence South 02 degrees, 05 minutes, 55 Hwy. 2 and 160. Iris Faucett, mercial or retail location. (785) 1x3 (620) 491-0936. **jn30** Case No. 15CV46 seconds East 1022.98 feet, thence South 21 841-3902 or (785) 979-1008. Court Number: degrees, 59 minutes, 29 seconds West 52.54 **jy7** Pursuant to K.S.A. Chapter 60 feet, thence South 01 degrees, 30 minutes, 26 seconds, East 249.79 feet to a point on the Notice Of Sale South line of said Southwest Quarter (SW/4) Section, thence South 89 degrees, 08 minutes, AGRI-BUSINESS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Under and by virtue of an Order of Sale 00 seconds, West 480.16 feet to the point of CHILDREN’S Beachner agri-business companies, headquartered issued to me by the Clerk of the District Court beginning, except that part in streets and roads, AIDE of Anderson County, Kansas, the undersigned commonly known as 14038 Southeast Vermont 2x3 in2x3 Parsons, KS, is a family of solid and growing Sheriff of Anderson County, Kansas, will offer Road, Kincaid, KS 66039 (the “Property”) agricultural companies, with operations in central for sale at public auction and sell to the highest to satisfy the judgment in the above-entitled CHILDREN’SAD AIDE - Working with children after and ADeastern Kansas, SW Missouri and NE Oklahoma. bidder for cash in hand, at the West Door of case. The sale is to be made without appraise‑ school, 15-20 hours/Mon.-Thurs. Requires driver’s We have opportunities for people with high integrity, the Courthouse at Garnett, Anderson County, ment and subject to the redemption period license and reliable vehicle. Prefer experience excellent work ethic, a team-work personality and Kansas, on January 7, 2016, at 10:00 AM, the as provided by law, and further subject to the w/children. Min. 18 years old. following real estate: approval of the Court. For more information, Drug screen required. a desire to make a positive impact. Beginning at the Southwest corner of the visit www.Southlaw.com Questions, call Michelle at 620-365-5717. Send resume to: Beachner Grain, Inc. Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section Twenty- Attn: Human Resources, 2600 Flynn Drive, eight (28), Township Twenty-two (22) South, Vernon Valentine, Sheriff Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center Range Twenty-one (21) East of the Sixth Anderson County, Kansas Parsons, KS 67357 or email inquiries and Principal Meridian, Anderson County, Kansas, PO Box 807 resume to: [email protected]. thence North along the West line of said Prepared By: Iola, KS 66749. Candidates can also apply in person at our Southwest Quarter (SW/4) Section, 1773.96 SouthLaw, P.C. Applications at 519 S. Elm. Garnett facility, located at 804 East 6th. feet, thence North 89 degrees, 29 minutes, 12 Blair T. Gisi (KS #24096) EOE/AA. seconds East 683.57 feet, thence South 26 245 N. Waco, Suite 410 degrees, 44 minutes, 26 seconds West 506.26 Wichita, KS 67202 feet, thence South 02 degrees, 05 minutes, 55 (316) 684-7733 COF Training Services, Inc., a non-profit organization providing ser- vices to individuals with disabilities, is seeking full time direct support Anderson County Sheriff Office seconds East 1022.98 feet, thence South 21 (316) 684-7766 (Fax) professionals (DSPs) in our Burlington Day Services Center. degrees, 59 minutes, 29 seconds West 52.54 Attorneys for Plaintiff Starting wage is $10.00/Hr. Is now taking applications until 12-31-2015 for feet, thence South 01 degrees, 30 minutes, (78464) A DSP assists individuals with disabilities in leading a self-directed 1 Full-time Detention Officer 26 seconds, East 249.79 feet to a point on the life and2x4 in contributing to the community, assists with activities of 2x4 South line of said Southwest Quarter (SW/4) dc15t3 daily living if needed, and encourages attitudes and behaviors that Starting pay $13.37 Hr. enhanceAD community inclusion. ApplicationsAD are available at the Anderson County Sheriff Qualifications for this position include: Office and Courthouse Mon. - Fri., 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Must • A good driving record Notice to settle Hulett estate • A valid Kansas drivers license be 18 years of age or older, have a high school diploma • Must pass background checks • Must pass drug test (pre-employment and random) or equivalent and able to obtain a valid Kansas Driver’s (Published in The Anderson County Review, Court may not supervise administration of the • Must be flexible in working days, evenings, overnights or Tuesday December 22, 2015) estate and no further notice of any action of the weekend shifts License. Must have good people and computer skills. executor or other proceedings in the administra‑ • High school diploma or GED IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ANDERSON tion will be given except for notice of final set‑ • CNA/CMA preferred Applicants are subject to a battery of tests including an COUNTY, KANSAS IN THE FOURTH tlement of the decedent’s estate. Should written COF offers excellent benefits to full-time employees to include JUDICIAL DISTRICT objections to simplified administration be filed health insurance, KPERS, paid time off and paid holidays. extensive background check and drug screening. Shifts with the Court, the Court may order supervised Apply at 1415 S. 6th St., Burlington, Ks., 66839. Inquiries may be are normally 12 hrs., but employees are subject to working In the Matter of the Estate of administration to ensue. You are required to file submitted by e-mail to [email protected]. COF is a drug-free and tobacco-free workplace. Pre-employment Case No. 15-PR- 34=1-‘ your written defenses to the admission of the and random drug/alcohol testing is required. days, nights, holidays. Anderson County is an Equal MARJORIE L. HULETT, Deceased. decedent’s will to probate on or before January Equal Opportunity Employer 11th, 2016. at 9:00 o’clock a.m. in this Court in Opportunity Employer and the position is “Veterans NOTICE OF HEARING AND NOTICE TO the city of Garnett in Anderson County, Kansas, If you are interested in learning more about COF Training Services, Inc., please visit our website: www.cofts.org Preference” Eligible (VPE), State Law - K.S.A. 73-201. CREDITORS at which time and place the cause will be heard. Should you fail therein, judgment and decree will STATE OF KANSAS be entered in due course upon the petition. Sales Support Technician COUNTY OF ANDERSON All creditors are notified to exhibit their Quality Structures, Inc. SS: demands against the estate within four months 167 Hwy 59, Richmond, KS 66080 from the date fo the first publication of this notice Monday - Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL as provided by law, and if their demands are not Job Summary 2x4 PERSONS CONCERNED: thus exhibited they shall be forever barred. 2x5 Draw and material list QSI structures. You are hereby notified that a petition dated Major Job Responsibilities Include: on December 2’1, 2015, has been filed in this Ronnie L. Hulett, AD ProficientAD with Construction Maestro and Google Sketch-up; Prepare Court by Ronnie L. Hulett, as executor named Petitioner drawings and material list; Interface with sales, production, shipping in the Last Will and Testament of the decedent and administrative departments as required; Interface with praying that the instrument attached to the PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: Construction Maestro software representatives to improve effectiveness petition dated July 15th, 2015. be admitted William C. Walker, No. 11978 of software systems. into probate. subject to the Family Settlement 112 West Fifth St., PO Box 441 Knowledge, Abilities and Skills Required: Agreement filed herein, and for the appoint‑ Garnett, KS 66032 Ability to perform tasks accurately, effectively and in a timely manner; ment of Ronnie L. Hulett as executor of the (785) 448-3747 Must be able to multitask and possess good communications skills; will, without bond. You are further advised FAX: (785) 448-5529 Must be detailed oriented and have the ability to work under time that the petitioner in this matter has requested [email protected] constraints; Computer literate with specialized skills in CAD programs; Highly detail oriented with excellent follow-through skills; High math administration pursuant to the Kansas Simplified Attorney for Petitioner aptitude with knowledge of trigonometry; Estates Act, and if such request is granted the dc22t3 Previous construction experience, preferably in the post frame industry; Ability to interface with suppliers, crews and personnel; Read and interpret engineered drawings. Application deadline Benefits include: Paid vacation; Company paid health insurance; 401K January 31, 2016 Qualified candidates may apply by sending Notice to settle Stephens estate their resume to Dan Schaefer at: Mail: 167 Hwy 59, Richmond, KS 66080 • Fax: 785-835-6120 (First Published in The Anderson County decedent are notified to exhibit their demands Email: [email protected] Review, December 22, 2015) against the Estate within the latter of four (4) months from the date of first publication of IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ANDERSON Notice under K.S.A. 59-2236 and amendments JOB FAIR!!! COUNTY, KANSAS thereto, or if the identity of the creditor is known Quality Structures, Inc. or reasonably ascertainable, 30 days after actu‑ Specializing in Complete Post Frame Buildings In the Matter of the Estate of al notice was given as provided by law, and if IRA STEPHENS, III, Deceased their demands are not thus exhibited, they shall be forever barred. Business is Growing 2x6 Walk-in Interviews Available Case No. 15PR29 Maintenance Manager - Burlington, KS January 5, 2016 • 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Marlene K. Stephens triko301 1st Street • Osawatomie, KS 66064 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Petitioner. Founded in 1969, Charloma is based in Cherryvale, KS, with a secondary location in Burlington, KS. Charloma has grown into one of the most Seeking: THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL LAW OFFICE OF LEE H. TETWILER diversified2x5 HELPcompanies in the WANTEDUS. We strive to provide our customers PERSONS CONCERNED: 133 South Pearl with turnkey service and stellar care. As one of the leading plastics Supported Living Assistant manufacturers,MACHINE Charloma has a wideOPERATORS range of career opportunities and P.O. Box 501 is alwaysAD seekingOn talented, the motivated Job employees Training to join our organization. $10.25 per hour - Evenings, Nights and Weekends You are hereby notified that on December Paola, KS 66071 As a rapidly growing company, we value our employees as partners in Osawatomie, Paola, Garnett and LaCygne Locations 14, 2015, a Petition for Probate of Last Will Tel (913) 294-2339 our success. We offer competitive pay and an excellent benefit package. Founded in 1969, Charloma is based in Cherryvale, KS, with a secondary location in Burlington, Full and part-time hours available and Testament and Issuance of Letters Fax (913) 294-5702 SkillKS. Charloma Requirements: has grown into oneExperience of the most diversified to include companies 480 in volt/3ph the U.S. We striveelec- to Testamentary was filed in this Court by Marlene Email: [email protected] trical,provide electric our customers motors/controls with turnkey service AC and DC, stellar computer care. As one of controls, the leading plasticspower Residential Manager transmission,manufacturers, Charloma pneumatic has a wide motors/controls, range of career opportunities general and areplant always mainte- seeking K. Stephens, an heir, devisee, and legatee, Attorney for Petitioner. talented, motivated employees to join our organization. As a rapidly growing company, we value named in the Last Will and Testament of Ira ournance. employees Prefer as partners high in ourschool success. diplomaWe offer competitive or GED. pay and an excellent benefit package. $13.01 per hour - Monday - Friday Stephens, III, Deceased. All creditors of the dc22t3 Compensation/Benefit Package: Compensation based on experience. Osawatomie Location • Medical - Startingcompany contributed Pay employee *$11.37/hr. • Prescription 30 plan Day Pay Increase• 401(k) *$12.54/hr. retirement, company Driver • Health savings *Attendance account bonus - & shift differential match included company contributed • Paid holidays, paid vacation 32 hours per week - $9.75 per hour - Split Shift • •Medical Dental -• Companyvision • short Contributed term • $.50hr • 401(k) attendance Retirement bonus - Co. Match CDL Driver’s License w/Passenger Endorsement required • Prescription disability Plan • Incentive • Paid Holidays bonus • Paid Vacation • •Health $20,000 Savings life - Accountfree to employee- Co. Contributed • Paid• $.50/hr. break/lunch Attendance period Bonus • Dental • Vision • Short Term Disability • Paid Break/Lunch Period • AD &D ($40,000)- free to We have Sign-On Bonuses available for all positions! 2x2 • $20,000 Life - Free to Employee • AD&D ($40,000) - Free to Employee New employees must be in good standing, have been employed at least 90 days, Apply in Person completed all required training as scheduled and have acceptable attendance AD Apply Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon-Fri 8 a.m. - 5 p.m to qualify for a Sign-On Bonus of $150. 1290 10th Rd. SW. 1290Burlington, 10th Road Ks SW Employees interested in this (these) position(s) should complete and return a Transfer/ Burlington,or send resume KS to Promotion Request Form to the Human Resources Department. All other applicants [email protected] should complete a Tri-Ko Employment application and forward to the Human Resources 620-336-6009 Department. If you have any questions, please contact the Human Resources Learn more about Charloma at charloma.com – Equal Opportunity Employer Department or call 913-755-3025. EOE THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, December 29, 2015 LOCAL 5B If you’re happy and you know it... Place a Happy Ad! It’s EASY to place your ad! • (785) 448-3121 • (800) 683-4505 • [email protected]

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We offer competitive compensation, medical, dental, MISC. FOR SALE vision benefits, 401K, vacation Anderson County Road Dept. is taking time, growth opportunity Heck’s Farms - butcher hogs REAL ESTATE and more. for sale. (785) 204-0369. dc29t4 2x2sealed bids for a 2004 GD 655-3CA Apply online: www.genesiscareers.jobs Komatsu motor grader with 16,006 hours. Email: 1x3 [email protected] Anderson County Hospital, Saint Luke’s Health System Bids are due to the Rd. Dept. Office at has full-time Surgery positions available in our Surgery department with new surgical suites. 409 S. Oak St., Garnett by EEO/AA, M/F, Vet, Disabled 2x2 AD OR Nurse Manager Monday, January 4, 2016 at 9:00 a.m. SERVICES Scrub Technologist HELP WANTED Our Surgery department handles scheduled procedures Kitchen help needed - Part- Alcoholics Anonymous - M-F, No Call required and No Weekends. JB Construction time, weekends and varied Garnett: Tues. & Thurs. 7 p.m, Complete benefit package available. Apply online at 510 South Oak, (620) 228-2597 or hours. Must be able to pass www.saintlukeshealthsystem.org/jobs 2x2 background check. Pick up (785) 241-0586. nv21tf application at Anderson County Hope Unlimited offers ser- We Hire Only Non-Tobacco Users. EOE. Sheriff’s office. dc8t4* vices to victims of domestic AD Decks Caregiver wanted - for couple violence and sexual abuse. call Siding living 10 miles west of Garnett. (620) 365-7566 or Kansas Hotline KINCAID FARMLAND FOR SALE Call (785) 448-4946 or (785) 448- (888) END-ABUSE (select local Pole Buildings 8313 for details, hours and wag option) for free, confidential Selling2x2 farm located at Highway 31 and Vermont Road, es. dc22t2* assistance. ag24tf 2 miles east of Kincaid, Kansas. The property includes 160 Joe Borntreger Butler Transport Your Stump grinding - (785) 489- 2539. dc8t4* acres with 113 acres of tillable land and the remainder (785) 448-8803 • [email protected] Partner In Excellence. CDL pastureAD and a large pond. Mineral rights are included, Class A Drivers Needed. Sign on Bonus. All miles paid. 1-800- subject to an active oil lease. Accepting sealed bids for the 528-7825 or www.butlertrans- property until 5:00 p.m. on February 1, 2016. Please direct Anderson County Hospital, Saint Luke’s port.com 1x3 questions about how to submit bids to 620-365-0567. Health System has jobs available! Convoy Systems is hiring Sellers reserve the right to reject any bid and no offer is Apply online at Class A drivers to run from (913) 594-2495 binding until the parties have signed a purchase agreement. 2x3www.saintlukeshealthsystem.org/jobs Kansas City to the west coast. Home Weekly! Great Benefits! AD www.convoysystems.com Call · Nutrition Services Aide - full time in Kitchen Lori 1-800-926-6869 ext. 303. · Certified Nursing Assistant, full time in RLC Attention Western Kansas · Medical Assistant - full time FCC and Specialty Clinic Hunters and Trappers. Petska 1x3 2x2 Fur running weekly routes. · RN - full time nights in Med/Surg and RLC Currently seeking: Cats, AD kpa omaha · LPN - full time in RLC Coyotes, Fox, Deerhides and · Other part-time jobs: Housekeeper, Laundry Associate, Antler. Coyote market excep- tionally strong. 308-750-0700. Check out our Paramedic, EMT, Cook, Medical Lab Technician, Radiology www.petskafur.net Monthly Specials Technician, Office Assistant, Patient Access Representative

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RN/LPN - Full-time position available 3x5 for Kansas-licensed nurses - 12 hour shifts, nights & days AD CNAs - full-time days & full-time nights Eight Dietary Aide - part time Housekeeping - Part time 6B LOCAL THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, December 29, 2015 The Year In Pictures Photos from 2015

In honor of the 150th anniversary of the end of the Civil War, a cannon from that era fires a demonstration round during a Civil War Reenactment March 21 at Anderson County Jr./Sr. High School, sponsored by the Anderson County Historical Society.

Area youth chase a greased pig during a contest at the Richmond Fair Saturday, July 11. The event is a popular classic at the fair.

Avery Coyer, a second grader in Mrs. Durand’s class at Garnett Elementary School, is on the job as a police officer with her trusty K-9 companion during the school’s annual Halloween Parade U.S. 169 between Garnett and Welda was closed throughout the day Oct. 16, because of this wreck. through downtown Garnett Oct. 29. The driver of the semi said he swerved slightly to avoid deer in the road. The trailer started to fishtail and he lost control, driving through a ditch before ending up in a pond just off the highway. The driver, Hamza Gorod of Kansas City, Mo., was able to escape without injury. The freight in the trailer, mostly automotive parts, had to be unloaded before the trailer could be pulled from the pond.

Congratulations to all of the winners in the Anderson County Review’s

Ann Donaldson rides “Checkers” in the annual Kincaid Fair parade in September. Alanda Mader and Virginia Mitchell greet the crowd aboard the “135th Birthday Cake” float submitted by the Donna Mader family for Westphalia’s 135th anniversary celebration parade June 7. 3x10.5 gpi winners

Yvonne Ryan won the $1000 Grand Prize.

Congratulations to our weekly $50 Winners!

Steven Greenwell, an internationally known artist and retired art instructor at Allen Community College, talks about what he liked in the “Best of Show” colored pencil drawing during a reception for the “At the Walker” juried art show Saturday, April 11, at the Garnett Public Library. More than 800 pieces of art were submitted in the national contest. Connie Wittman Betsy Bunnel Katrina Kichler Marie Pierce $50 weekly prize. (2) $50 weekly prizes. $50 weekly prize. $50 weekly prize. Delivering Cenex® Ruby Fieldmaster premium diesel fuel in your area. 3x5 leroy coop

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