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weather report No serious flu cases yet in Goodland By Pat Schiefen ill, it may be best not to come visit a patient become ill limit your contact with others. GRMC website at www.goodlandregional. [email protected] in the hospital.” Symptoms of influenza include fever, com or contact the Goodland Family Health 17° Goodland Regional Medical Center hasn’t Goodwin put out a release last week with headache, extreme tiredness, dry cough and Center at (785) 890-6075. 10 a.m. admitted anyone with flu as of Friday, but some simple precautions to avoid catching muscle aches. Complications can include According to the Centers for Disease Con- Monday there has been a lot of activity with people the flu. pneumonia, ear and sinus infections and de- trol, flu has hit the Kansas hard this year. It still getting flu shots and going to the doctor • Practice good hand hygiene. Wash your hydration; influenza may also worsen other and 40 other states are designated as having Today with flu-like symptoms, said Tina Goodwin hands often with soap and water. If soap is chronic conditions. Anybody with flu-like a “widespread” flu outbreak. • Sunset, 4:47 p.m. with hospital’s marketing office. not available, use an alcohol-based hand rub. symptoms should contact their healthcare In a release last week, Kansas State Secre- Wednesday “Goodland Regional Medical Center is Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth to provider or the Goodland Family Health tary of Health and Environment Robert Moser • Sunrise, 7:05 a.m. taking some preliminary precautions to limit prevent the spread of germs. Center before coming to the doctor’s office, said the typical peak for flu is February, but • Sunset, 4:48 p.m. the spread of flu and other germs by keeping • Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue hospital or emergency room. This will allow flu rates in Kansas so far are higher and earlier Midday Conditions the doors into the in-patient area of the facility when you cough or sneeze and throw the tis- staff to make the necessary precautions to than what the state usually reports. The rate sue in the trash after you use it. Try to avoid limit the exposure to other patients. For more • Soil temperature 28 degrees closed at this time,” she said. “Visitor access close contact with sick people and if you information about the flu, please go to the • Humidity 77 percent has not been limited, but if you are feeling See FLU, Page 5 • Sky cloudy • Winds southeast 12 mph • Barometer 30.24 inches and falling • Record High today 68° (1943) • Record Low today -6° (2007) Last 24 Hours* High Sunday 23° Low Sunday -3° Precipitation none This month 0.01 Year to date 0.01 Below normal 0.14 inches The Topside Forecast Today: Mostly sunny with a high near 34, winds out of the west at 10 mph and a low around 19. Wednesday: Sunny with a high near 47, winds out of the northwest at 10 to 15 mph and a low around 21. Extended Forecast Thursday: Sunny with a high near 48 and a low around 20. Friday: Sunny with a high near 51 and a low around 20. Saturday: Sunny with a high near 48 and a low around 19. (National Weather Service) Dust storm Get 24-hour weather info. at 162.400 MHz. rolls in Friday In a scene reminiscent of the 1930s, a heavy dust storm developed in Sherman County around lunchtime Friday. The National Weather Service recorded sustained wind speeds up to 38 mph, with gusts up to 49 mph. Visibility was down to a mile in some local places. The heavy dust lasted for at least two hours and coated the existing snow with markets a layer of dirt. It snowed late Friday evening, and temperatures stayed well below freezing 10 a.m. over the weekend. Wheat — $7.64 bushel Photos by Kevin Bottrell Posted county price — $7.43 The Goodland Star-News Corn — $7.29 bushel Posted county price — $7.04 Milo — $6.84 bushel Soybeans — $13.41 bushel Posted county price — $13.36 Millet — no bid Sunflowers Documentary film chronicles life of modern cowboys Oil current crop — $23.65 cwt. Idaho, Oregon and Texas. It covers ty commissioner-elect, spoke about as a mountain hand in Wyoming, “I really liked them,” he said. Confection — no bid By Kevin Bottrell the cowboy way of life, which has his time as a cowboy. making a living by trapping and “They are really good at taking care Pinto beans — $28 [email protected] (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, About 30 people came to the both changed and stayed the same “It’s a great life,” he said. “It’s got being a hunting guide. Then the fur of themselves.” Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. Sherman Theater on Saturday to over the past 100 years. Nelson also a way about it. When you get around market collapsed, forcing him to Klemm was eventually made the These may not be closing figures. ) see “Gathering Remnants,” the created a book and photography it you can just feel it.” move on. manager of that ranch by its Japa- second in a film series being put on collection on the subject, which can Cowboying is about the same “Trapping has never come back nese owners. He moved to a ranch in conjunction with “The Way We be viewed at http://www.gatherin- everywhere, he said, commenting since the 1980s,” he said. in Laramie, Wyo., and this time, Worked,” the traveling Smithsonian gremnants.com. on the film. He spoke about how Klemm went to the San Luis Klemm said, he got a percentage exhibit on display at the High Plains Museum Director Karen Ander- most cowboys are drifters by nature, Valley in southwest Colorado to of the bison herd after a few years inside Museum. son said Nelson had wanted to come rarely planning to stay in one place work as a day laborer and a cowboy and moved to Sherman County. He The 2010 film by Kendall Nelson to Goodland for the screening but long, but usually not leaving a ranch at a ranch that had a herd of bison, chose Sherman County because today tells about the lives of modern-day had a scheduling conflict. owner in a bind when they go. which can be more profitable, but grass values were low at the time cowboys through interviews with After the film, Ken Klemm, a Klemm himself has moved take more knowledge and skill to More local cowboys who work in Nevada, Sherman County rancher and coun- around a lot. He said he started out manage. See FILM, Page 5 news, views from your Goodland Star-News Roosters get big crowd Drunk driver’s parole revoked over arrest The woman who pled no contest to killing three Goodland women in a car wreck eight years ago has had her parole revoked after being arrested on suspicion of driving drunk. Jennifer Lyn Adams, 36, was arrested in October in Bixby, Okla., on charges of Cowboy driving under the influence, drug posses- sion, driving left of center and transporting wrestlers win an open container. When Oklahoma pros- ecutors learned of her criminal history, the charges were dropped so felony charges tournament could be filed. Adams had served six years in prison for the 2004 drunk-driving wreck The Goodland High School that killed Mary Wyant, Aline Becker and wrestling team, ranked fifth Christine Williams. in the state in 4A, won the However the Kansas Department of Rossville Invitational tour- Corrections issued a warrant on Wednes- nament last week, with two day for Adams for parole violation. The wrestlers placing first in their terms of her parole prohibit consumption brackets. of alcohol and other drugs, and the viola- See Page 8 tion allows the Department of Corrections More than 450 people attended the annual High Plains ever. The banquet also included a live and silent auction and to send her back to prison. A department Roosters banquet on Saturday at the Elks Lodge. High Plains special drawings. spokesperson told the Lawrence Journal- Roosters is the Sherman County chapter of Pheasants For- Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News World Adams would be transported back to Kansas. about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 15, 2013 friends patient news Margie Albers has been moved the calendar obituary to Kaiser Rehab, Room 234B, 1125 S. Trenton Ave., Tulsa, Okla. 74120. Ricki Van Gremmel Cards may be sent to her there. calendar senior menu pizza, fresh fruit cup and milk. genesis and The annual meeting for the Today: Goulash, seasoned car- Lunch - turkey and cheese sub Ricki Van Gremmel, 56, Lyons, Rhiannon Gremmal and Alisha Sherman County Historical rots, cranberry salad, bread and with lettuce and tomato, oven brother of Butch (Karen) VanDiver Gremmel, both of Salina; two sons, salvation army Society will be at 1:30 p.m. on pudding. Wednesday: Chicken fries, sliced peaches, graham of Goodland, died Tuesday, Jan. Jeremy Cruth of Sterling and Josh snacks and milk. Friday: Break- Genesis and Salvation Army are Saturday at the Goodland Public and rice casserole, broccoli, mixed 8, 2013 at the Hutchinson Region Douglas of Lyons; four other broth- fast - breakfast bake with salsa, available year round to help those in Library, 812 Broadway. fruit, bread and bar cookie. Thurs- Medical Center in Hutchinson. ers, Reggie (Veronica) Gremmel of whole wheat toast, grapes and need. Please call 785-890-2299 to Prairie Land Food distribu- day: Open face turkey sandwich, He was born on Jan. 14, 1956, to Tescott, Raley Gremmel of Salina, milk. Lunch - country style beef speak to a volunteer. tion is 1 to 2 p.m. on Saturday, mashed potatoes with gravy, Wayne Leroy and Jolene Sue Beach Bob (Sandra) VanDiver and Larry Jan. 26, at the Knights of Colum- strawberries and bananas, bread pattie, mashed potatoes and gravy, Gremmel in Smith Center. VanDiver, both of Salina; and 17 activities bus, 7th and Caldwell, or at the and birthday cake. Friday: taco steamed broccoli, wheat roll, ba- Mr. Gremmel graduated from grandchildren. Tours of the 1907 Victorian Bernadine Johnson residence, burger with lettuce and tomato, nana and milk. Salina Central High School and Services will be from 2 to 6 p.m. House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to located at 704 Walnut. For infor- Spanish rice, corn, bun and Man- school calendar Salina Vo-Tech as a machinist. on Sunday, Jan. 20, 2013, at Qual- 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- mation call 821-1827, 821-1275, darin oranges. Today: Black day. Varsity bas- He had previously lived in Salina, ity Inn, East Crawford and I-135, day. Closed on Tuesday. or 890-3793 or order online at ketball at Hillsboro Trojan Classic Kensington and Agra. Mr. Gremmel Salina with Veronica Gremmel pre- The High Plains Museum, 1717 school menu www.prairielandfood.com. Tournament. 3 p.m. boys junior was a truck driver for Metro Express siding. A private family burial will Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. Today: Breakfast - whole grain The Red Cross will be collect- high basketball A/B agains Felton in Wichita and had worked for Ly- be in Myers Cemetery in Athol. to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday waffles with syrup, sausage links, ing blood from noon to 6 p.m. of Hays at the junior high gym. ons Manufacturing, Lyons Salt Plan Memorials to the Ricki Van through Saturday and from 1 to 5 Mandarin oranges and milk. today at the Methodist Church Wednesday: Gold day. 7:30 a.m. and Roberts Foundry in Salina. Gremmel Family Expense Fund p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. Lunch - stromboli, spinach salad, Fellowship Hall, 12th and Sher- Professional Learning Commu- Preceding him in death was his may be sent to Birzer Funeral Home, The Carnegie Arts Center is fresh carrots, fresh strawberries man. nity. Thursday: 3 p.m. boys junior parents. 214 West Avenue South, Lyons, open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- and milk. Wednesday: Breakfast Tuesday Flicks are at 1:30 high A/B at Holcomb. Friday: Survivors include three daugh- Kan. 67554. day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. - breakfast sundae, raisins, fruit p.m. at the Goodland Public 2 p.m. varsity wrestling at Hays ters, Jaime Cruth Penn of Lyons, on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on juice and milk. Lunch - barbecue Library, 812 Broadway. Call the Senior Prairie Classic Wrestling Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center beef on a bun, sweet potato puffs, library for the title of the movie at Tournament. Varsity basketball is always in need of hosts and host- baked beans, orange smiles, oat- 899-5461. at Hillsboro Trojan Classic Tour- birth esses on Sundays. New monthly meal cookie and milk. Thursday: nament. exhibits and you are invited to visit Breakfast - whole grain cheese the gift shop. Melvin Eastin Dunn The Goodland Public Library is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- has made your life unmanageable. Friday. Donations welcome. For and educational screenings. Nutri- Melvin Eastin Dunn was born at day through Thursday and from Our group meets at 7 p.m. on Tues- information call 890-2007. tious meals are served, and parents 10:11 a.m. on Oct. 16, 2012,at Wray 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- day and Friday at the First Christian health department are encouraged to get involved in Community District Hospital. He urday. For information call (785) Church, 711 Arcade, Goodland their children’s education. For in- weighed 8 pounds, 7 ounces and was West entrance. Talking about it is The Sherman County Health De- formation call 890-2552. 19.5 inches long. 899-5461 or stop by the library. partment at 1622 Broadway is open Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- the first step. (785) 728-7022 and crimestoppers His parents are Melvin Dunn and (785) 501-8282. from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Amber Dunn. Grandparents are man County is seeking mentors and Monday through Friday. If you have information about children to mentor. Call 890-3665. The “Freedom Today” group of Melvin and Barb Dunn and Bruce Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 Blood pressures; infants’, chil- any crime, call the Goodland Area and Sharon Feikert of St. Francis The Good Sam Family Support dren’s and adults’ immunizations; Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- Council meets at 7 p.m. the second p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and and the great-grandparents are 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. health assessments for Kan Be 5665. Your call will be confidential Melvin and Carol Dunn of Ogal- Thursday of every month at the Healthy, daycare and school entry; and you will not be asked your Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings Call 890-8369. lala, Neb.; Robert and Val Rieger Bird City Alcoholics Anony- fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- name. If the information results in of Independence, Mo.; Darlene are open to all interested people. bin; and family planning available the arrest and/or conviction of those For information call 890-3117 or mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. Feikert and the late Ruben Feikert Melvin Dunn (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the by appointment. Sharps containers involved, you could be eligible for of St. Francis; and Stan and Marilyn 890-5936. are available free. WIC program a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland Breast Cancer Support Group Senior Center on 4th Street. Nar- Martin of Goodland. cotics Anonymous meets at 6:30 available. Call 890-4888 or go to Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit meets at 5:30 p.m. the second www.sherman.kansas.com. organization formed by citizens Monday of the month. Any woman (Mountain Time) on Tuesdays at the Senior Center. Call (785) 734- If you have questions, concerns against crime. rotary with cancer is welcome. Call Norma or complaints about child care, call The police department can also at 890-6629 for more information. 2734 for more information. Stratton “AA by the Book” Al- the health department. be called at 890-4570. The Goodland Rotary Club met was a 4A program when he first The Goodland Activities Center Water Testing — The Northwest has the daily activities. For informa- coholics Anonymous group meets family shelter for their regular weekly meeting started as coach, all of the current Local Environmental Protection at noon on Friday, Jan. 11, in the wrestlers have experienced only 3A tion call 890-7242. Memberships at 7 p.m. Thursdays for a beginners The Northwest Kansas Domestic Group does well evaluations, in- meeting room at Northwest Kansas competition. Sramek said in some options for everyone including open meeting. Filies and young and Sexual Violence Services pro- cluding testing for bacteria and Technical College. A good crowd ways, he likes being back in 4A day passes for $5. Visit goodland- people welcome. Call (719) 348- vides help day or night to victims nitrates. To schedule an evaluation braved the windy day to attend the where there is more even competi- gac.com or stop by 808 Main. 5398 for men and (719) 346-8553 of domestic violence and sexual or discuss environmental concerns, meeting. President-elect Doug Ger- tion, and the opportunity to compete Aerobics with Tena Thompkins at for women. On U.S. Highway 24 go assault. Weekly support groups are call the Health Department at 890- ber presided, filling in for President at state level with the schools’ old 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday to Statton and it is the second house available in Hays. Support group 4888. Jenifer Sanderson. rival Colby High School. He said and Fridays. Aerobics with Lisa on the left, 513 Iola Street. for women’s domestic violence vic- After the blessing presented currently Goodland High School is Malsom at 5:30 p.m. on Monday Fibromyalgia and Chronic hospital volunteers tims/survivors is from 3:30 to 4:30 by Chet Ross, and Pledge of Al- ranked fourth in class 4A wrestling, and Wednesday. High Impact Myofascial Pain Support Group Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon p.m. Central Time on Wednesdays; legience, Gerber introduced guests with the Colby Eagles ranked first. Workouts with Grady Bonsall at meets from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. the and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. volun- a men’s domestic violence victims/ and visitors. Goodland Rotary Sramek said they have fewer wres- 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. third Wednesday of every month teers are in the gift shop. survivors support group from noon member Darren Neufeld was visit- tlers, 21 out this year, with only a Taekwondo with Wayne Luckert in the Emergency Medical Services to 1 p.m. Central Time Tuesdays; early head start ing for the day. Gerber introduced couple of seniors, buts lots of good on Tuesday at 5 to 5:30 p.m. Tigers, building, 257 15th St., in Burling- and a youth support group is avail- the Rotary Honor Students for De- younger wrestlers moving up the 5:30 to 7 Karate Kids and 5:30 to 7 ton. Call Debbie at 719-346-4612. Early Head Start is a state funded able by appointment. A sexual cember, GHS students Ellie House ranks. Sramek said that the team p.m. adult. Wednesdays 5 to 5:30 program for income eligible fami- violence victims/survivors sup- area events and Drew Dautel. will wrestle at Abilene for their p.m. Tigers, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Karate lies with prenatal mothers and chil- port group in Hays and a domestic Prairie Museum of Art and After announcements, President substate this year, with the class 4A Kids and 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. adults. dren up to age three. Families par- violence support group to meet in History, 1905 S. Franklin, Colby is Elect Gerber turned the meeting state tournament in Salina, Friday Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 ticipate in a variety of educational Colby are being formed. If inter- open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central over to the Rotarian of the day, and Saturday, Feb. 22 and 23. p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for activities and receive free medical ested in joining or for information Time Tuesday through Friday and 1 Greg Ferguson. Ferguson’s guest After the weekly drawing, won by the meeting every Tuesday at the and dental care. or help, call (800) 794-4624. In the to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. On Services include special needs speaker was Goodland High School Doug Gerber, the club adjourned at Harvest Evangelical Free Church, exhibit during the month of October Colby area, call (785) 443-1130. 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information of children with disabilities. If you head wrestling coach, Joe Sramek. 1 p.m. The next regular meeting of is a selection of works from the art have a family member with a special animal shelter Sramek, in his seventh season the Goodland Rotary Club will be call (785) 890-6423. department at Colby Community Goodland Alcoholics Anony- problem, such as drug or alcohol Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to as head coach at Goodland High Friday, Jan.18, starting at noon in College. The pieces in the show, abuse, job loss or other family crisis, www.petfinder.com and be sure to School, talked about the transition the meeting room of the Northwest mous, 1013 Center. If you drink created by art instructor Rebel Jay alcohol, that’s your business. If you your family can qualify. Call 785- enter the Goodland zip code 67735. the team has had to make from be- Tech Student Union. Visitors and and her students from several art 672-3125, ext. 187. You can also call the Goodland ing a 3A team to 4A school again. anyone interested in joining Good- want to stop, we can help. Call 821- classes, utilize a variety of media 3826 pr 728-7491. preschool Police Department at 890-4570 or The Coach said, that all though land Rotary are welcome to attend. including acrylics, chalk, clay, pa- Northwest Kansas Animal Shelter Goodland High School wrestling Marty Melia, Club Reporter Goodland Al-Anon Family per and found objects. Sherman County Head Start is Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays at 899-4398. Interested in adopting a free preschool for eligible 3 and a pet? Call the animal shelter or go to at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- thrift store 4 year olds. The federally funded cade. For information call Alice or The Goodland Churches Thrift the website www.nwkasgoodland. How to transfer info program is targeted to families who webs.com. Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 meet certain economic guidelines The Incognito Group. 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Wool, silk the wind increases, it can carry heat Kansans to be safe and exercise cau- Planning ahead and thinking permanently damage the body, and toes-this increases the damage. or polypropylene inner layers of away from your body much more tion when temperatures drop below about how each day’s forecasted severe cases can lead to amputation. 3. Immerse the affected area in clothing will hold more body heat quickly, causing skin temperature freezing. weather conditions will impact you, The risk of frostbite is increased in warm-not hot-water (the tempera- than cotton. Stay dry-wet cloth- to drop. When there are high winds, Winter has arrived in Kansas and your family and your neighbors is people with reduced blood circula- ture should be comfortable to the ing chills the body rapidly. Excess serious weather-related health prob- being prepared can prevent harm key to staying safe this winter. tion and among people who are not touch for unaffected parts of the perspiration will increase heat loss, lems are more likely, even when from the extremely cold tempera- Avoid frostbite and hypotherm- dressed properly for extremely cold body). so remove extra layers of clothing temperatures are only cool. tures and wind chills experienced in ia: temperatures. 4. Or, warm the affected area us- whenever you feel too warm. Also, Be a good neighbor and check on our state. By taking the time to pre- When exposed to cold tempera- At the first signs of redness or ing body heat. For example, the heat avoid getting gasoline or alcohol on others especially the elderly: pare before you head outdoors even tures, your body will lose heat faster pain in any skin area, get out of the of an armpit can be used to warm your skin while de-icing and fueling When winter weather puts us in for short periods of time you will be than it can be produced. The result cold or protect any exposed skin - frostbitten fingers. your car or using a snow blower. the deep freeze make certain that more likely to stay safe and healthy is hypothermia, or abnormally frostbite may be beginning. A victim 5. Do not rub the frostbitten area These materials in contact with the you take time to check on family, when temperatures change. low body temperature. Warnings is often unaware of frostbite until with snow or massage it at all. This skin greatly increase heat loss from friends and neighbors who are es- “Kansas winter weather can be signs of hypothermia are shivering, someone else points it out because can cause more damage. the body. Do not ignore shivering. pecially at risk from cold weather extremely dangerous,” said Robert exhaustion, confusion, fumbling the frozen tissues are numb. If you 6. Don’t use a heating pad, heat It’s an important first sign that the hazards: young children, older Moser, MD., Kansas Department of hands, memory loss, slurred speech detect symptoms of frostbite, seek lamp, or the heat of a stove, fireplace body is losing heat. Persistent shiv- adults and the chronically ill. Also Health and Environment Secretary and drowsiness. Seek medical at- medical care. or radiator for warming. Affected ering is a signal to return indoors. if you have pets, bring them inside and State Health Officer. “Serious tention quickly. Hypothermia is If there is frostbite, no sign of areas are numb and can be easily Understand Wind Chill: so they can stay warm too. health problems can result from particularly dangerous because a hypothermia and immediate medi- burned. The Wind Chill Index is the tem- For more winter safety tips, visit prolonged exposure to the cold. The person may not know it is happening cal care is not available, proceed as Dress properly for the cold con- perature your body feels when the www.kdheks.gov/beh/download/ most common cold weather-related and won’t do anything about it. follows: ditions: air temperature is combined with the winter_weather_safety.pdf problems are frostbite and hypo- Frostbite causes a loss of feeling 1. Get into a warm room as soon Be sure the outer layer of your wind speed. When temperatures fall thermia. If you experience symp- and color in affected areas. 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The Girls Athletic Association had its musical chair competition left), Milan Brannick, Evan Peter and Cy Paxton. The contestants a chair was eliminated. The winner was Peter with Avelar being at the half time of the Cowboy game last Friday. Pictured above walked around chairs to music and when the music stopped they second. The other contestant was Dr. Gary Smith. are four of the five contestants. Pictured are Aaron Avelar (from had to shoot a basket and get back to the chairs. The one without Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News New loan program available corrections Maintenance bids wanted The Goodland Star-News will The City of Goodland is accepting sealed bids for Adrian J. Polansky, U.S. Depart- price, plan to operate the farm, and fications to service the land con- correct any mistake or misunder- maintenance services at the Goodland cemetery. ment of Agriculture Farm Service demonstrate the ability to make the tract,” said Polansky. “Landowners standing in a news story. Please Primary duties include mowing and trimming the Agency State Executive Director, land contract payments. interested in the Land Contract call our office at (785) 899-2338 to cemetery, tree/bush planting and trimming, and reminds landowners that the Land The national program offers two Guarantee Program can contact report errors. We want to keep an general maintenance of the cemetery grounds. Contract Guarantee Program is options, one that guarantees up to their local Farm Service Agency accurate record and appreciate you The initial contract will be for a period of 5 years. available to landowners who wish three annual installment payments farm loan office to obtain a list of calling to our attention any failure Contractor must provide appropriate insurance and equipment. to transfer farm real estate. on the contract and one that guaran- available nationwide escrow agents. to live up to this standard. Please contact City Manager Doug Gerber for a complete list of The Land Contract Guarantee tees 90 percent of the unpaid princi- requirements and duties. Bids are due by Monday, January 28 at Program provides a new approach pal of the contract. Guarantees can 10 a.m. MT. fbecause it reduces the seller’s fi- be used for financing the purchase nancial risk if the buyer defaults on of a farm with a purchase price up to Stephens the contract payments. The buyer $500,000 on a new land contract. Kansas Concealed Carry Class must provide a minimum down pay- “Landowners can use any escrow ment of five percent of the purchase agent that meets the program quali- Restaurant Saturday, January 19, 2013 at 8 a.m. MT KS license good in 30 states. Must be U.S. Citizen, th capable of legally purchasing a firearm with valid KS MARK YOUR CALENDARS Jan. 19 driver’s license or ID and must be 21 years of age. 10a.m. - 4 p.m. •••• Bring handgun, ID and 25-50 rounds THWEST T Coffee & Tea is On The House! of ammunition (rental gun and ammo NOR ECH available for $25.00) ••••

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SHAUDEL BAIN • 785.890.1529 [email protected] Stephens Restaurant Classifieds work! 899-2338 Jct. of Hwys 27 & 40 • Sharon Springs, KS • 785-852-4182 star-news 4 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 15, 2013 opinion from our viewpoint... Reason often left out in gun debate When you mention the tragedies of Columbine, Aurora, Tucson or Newtown, people agree those were terrible events, but say anything about finding a reasonable way to reduce gun violence and a portion of the population will rail at you for taking their guns away. It always sounds as if the gun lobby, and some gun owners, have indoctrinated the public any attempt to limit types of guns, accessories or background checks are the beginning of an effort to disarm all Americans. The Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution is the broad mantle being used by the gun lobby to insist no changes need to be made – except to arm all the schools and teachers. When the Bill of Rights was proposed by James Madison it was because none of the individual freedoms had been spelled out in the main Constitution, and he insisted the 10 amendments be added to ensure the states would ratify the main document. It worked back more than 230 years ago, and we have watched the list of amendments expand to a total of 27 today. There is even an amendment (18th on prohibition) that was later repealed (21st) because people changed their minds. The First Amendment is the one with the five main freedoms: religion, speech, press, assembly and petition for grievances. The Second Amendment is “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.” Those broad, sweeping phrases have stood the test of time. Many of the men who wrote the original documents establishing The United States of America did not always agree on what each phrase meant. There was agreement the nation needed a federal system to manage the affairs of the country that grew from the Life is a journey, not a race original 13 colonies to the present 50 states. Madison argued the nation needed a standing army and navy, Editor’s note: This is the first in a series sheri I was raised in “small town” Kansas, the but Thomas Jefferson disagreed saying he felt in times of peace of Spanish-language columns by Star-News youngest offspring of a man called “Fish”. My the country did not need a standing army or even ships for a navy. staffer Sheri Arroyo. It is reproduced in Eng- arroyo parents were well known and highly respected, Jefferson always felt there would be time in face of a war to train lish for the convenience of our readers. giving me a sense of living in a fishbowl. As and equip and army and build ships for a navy, but as President • little fish a tadpole, I had a desire to be a big whale and he found that to be a bit impractical. A pasado mi niñez en un pueblito chiquito moved away many times, only to return home Today as we consider the reactions to the gun violence in our de Kansas, la niña más joven de un hombre to the little pond. As I have aged in life, I have country the two sides appear to lack reasonable positions. The llamado “Pescado”. Mis padres eran bien conocidos, y muy respetados. settled down into a rhythm and have become content to live out my gun rights people are convinced this is an attempt to disarm all Tenía sensación de viviendo en un tanque de pescado. De un pescadito, days in the routine of small town life, watching my own tadpoles have Americans, and they insist the guns are not at fault. They claim it tenía el deseo de ser una ballena y me movió fuera muchas veces, sólo tadpoles of their own. Throughout life I have developed a sense of my is all the violent electronic games, violent movies and television de volver a la laguna. Como me madure, asido agusto en el ritmo, y own views and opinions, and as such, the musings expressed here are shows plus the inability to control those who are mentally ill. llego a ser contento a vivir mis días en la vida de un pueblito, mirando my own and in no way represent the views and opinions of the news- There is some sensible middle ground, and while we agree guns a mis pescaditos teniendo sus propios pescaditos. Dentro mi vida a paper carrying my column. I would, however, invite you to contact are not themselves at fault, the same case has been made for cars develado mis propios vistos y opiniones, y los musitas expresados aquí me directly at [email protected]. I would enjoy reading, and and fatal crashes involving drunk drivers. son míos y no los representan los vistos y opiniones del periódico que perhaps discussing your take on things. As a country we don’t directly blame cars, but we do insist the lleve mi columna. Pero les invito de hacer me contacto directamente When I was young, it seemed as if there was no tomorrow, that only car manufacturer work to improve their vehicles to protect lives en el dirección email [email protected]. Sería contenta de leer, today counted. The future was just an unlimited supply of time waiting and reduce injury caused in such accidents. We have many regula- y tal vez discutir sus opiniones. to be filled with fun and entertainment. As I get older and look back I tions on the car companies – insisted on by insurance companies Cuando yo erra juven, sentí como sí no avía otros días, sólo contaba marvel at how short the supply of minutes actually is. The years have – to test the vehicles for crash safety. We have developed special hoy. El futuro era solamente un cuenta sin límite de horas esperando passed so quickly. I began to think about the choices that I have made. I attachments to make it harder for a drunk person to start the car. ser llenado de diversión y entretenimiento. Como hago más vieja, miro look back with little regret because I know that all the things I’ve done, When was the last time we asked the gun manufacturer to atrás con una maravilla que tan poco son las minutos del vida. Que tan all the places I’ve been, come together and make the person that I am improve safety. It is time to ask them to step up and be part of a rápido a pasado los años. Empiezo pensar en los deseciones a hecho. today. And today, I actually like the person that I have become. solution to the violence associated with their products. Miro atrás con poco pesar porque lo se que todo a hecho, y donde fui, But I suppose, if there were one regret that stands out above any else, This is certainly not a whole solution, but maybe we can get juntan para hacer la persona quien soy ahora. Y actualmente soy feliz it would be that I didn’t learn earlier in life that there is a difference some realism in the discussion. Remember the Second Amend- con la persona quien soy. between having fun, and being happy. ment is for “a well regulated militia.” – Tom Betz Pero si es que hay un pesar que existe más prevelante que cual quier It’s easy to get caught up in the illusion that there is something, or otro, sería que no aprendía más temprano en la vida que hay una def- someone, that will bring me happiness: a better job, more money, a new erencia en diversión y felicidad. mate. But as I have aged with time, I realize that there is no external Es fácil ser atrapado en el ilusión que hay algo, o alguien, que me va circumstance that is going to determine my happiness. Life is not a a traer felicidad: un trabajo mejor, más dinero, otro marido. Pero como race; it is a journey, to be experienced and enjoyed. It’s easy to become madure, me a realizado que no hay ningún circunstancia external que so focused on the finish line that I fail to find joy in the journey. va a determinar mi felicidad. La vida no es un juego de carreras, es un We shouldn’t wait to be happy until we reach some future point, viaje pera experiensar y agosar. Es fácil de ver solamente la linia de only to discover that happiness was already available – all the time! The Goodland Star-News fin, que niego de encontrar goso en el viaje. Life is not meant to be appreciated only in retrospect. The Psalmist (USPS No. 222-460. ISSN 0893-0562) No debemos esperar para ser feliz hasta que llegamos algún punto wrote... “This is the day which the Lord hath made… Rejoice and be Member: Kansas Press Association futuro, sólo para descubrir que felicidad estaba dispuesto – todo el ti- glad in it. Inland Press Association Colorado Press Association empo. La vida no debe que ser apreciado en retrospectiva. La Psalmista National Newspaper Association escribió que esto es el día que a hecho Dios, gozas y seas feliz en el. e-mail: [email protected] Steve Haynes, President Cell block classrooms Kevin Bottrell, Editor 20 11 Pat Schiefen, Society Editor We have gone down this road before. average over 17 people die every day from gun Advertising Department 2011 On April 20, 1999, at Columbine High education violence in America. If we put them together Jessica Corbin and Kayla Bentley School near Denver, two students killed 12 in one place, America would see a Newtown- Sheila Smith, Circulation Manager other students and a teacher before commit- frontlines scale disaster each and every day. But spread ting suicide. Immediately afterwards, schools John Schrock across the country in smaller events, we don’t Nor’west Press across America increased security. • notice the daily death toll. Compared to mod- Richard Westfahl, General Manager I visited student teachers at both rural and ern developed countries in Europe and Asia, Gary Stewart, Jim Bowker, James Jackson city schools in Kansas and the lockdown was are equipped with body armor and are clearly the U.S. is by far the most dangerous. Kris McCool, Tracy Traxel, palpable. Entrance to schools was restricted labeled when on scene. Arming civilians in- The National Rifle Association is correct Judy McKnight, Sheri Arroyo. to the front door. All other exits were locked creases the risk of tragedy; police are unlikely when its says “guns don’t kill.” It is people, against outside entry. Some schools moved to mistakenly shoot a schoolchild – but an not always deranged, who have easy access nwkansas.com the secretary’s office so she could observe the armed adult is another matter. to substantial firepower, who kill people in entrance. Identity badges were enforced for Nor is killing a part of the professional per- large numbers. In an aberrant non-U.S. mass N.T. Betz, Director of Internet Services staff and visitors (although in small schools, all sonality needed by a teacher. We know that a shooting, right-wing extremist Anders Behring ([email protected]) of the staff knew each other). Locked doors and portion of our police and military people who Breivik killed 77 young adults in Norway on Evan Barnum, Systems Admin.([email protected]) identity checks made the school atmosphere have used lethal force – no matter how strong July 22, 2011 – and he was found to be sane. closer to that of a prison. they are – have difficulty living with it. And And in a tragedy eerily parallel to the Con- Published every Tuesday and Friday except the days observed for New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christ- But a few schools in Kansas have many they decided to enter a profession that involves necticut shooting, on Dec. 14, 2012 a Chinese mas Day, at 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. separate buildings where students must pass the potential for lethal force. man stabbed 22 students at a school in Gaung- Periodicals postage paid at Goodland, Kan. 67735; entered at the outside to other classes. Their teachers were Teachers choose to enter a profession that shan, Henan. But not one child died. Goodland, Kan., Post Office under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1878. vigilant and visibly present during class period nurtures. There are 3,725,000 U.S. teachers On Oct. 2, 2006, 10 Amish girls at the West POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Goodland Star-News, changes, but their was no attempt to lock the working in the safest environment in society. Nickel Mines School in Pennsylvania were 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. school. And the atmosphere was much better. To turn schools into armed garrisons is simply shot and five died. What school could be more Telephone: (785) 899-2338. Editorial e-mail: star-news@nwkansas.­ com. Advertising questions can be sent to: [email protected]­ More smiles. More laughter. wrong. Anyone with such a siege mentality has vulnerable than an Amish school? Such killing The Goodland Star-News assumes no liability for mistakes or omissions More than 12 years after Columbine, most been watching too many “Die Hard” movies had never happened before at an Amish school in advertising or failure to publish beyond the actual cost of the ad. Kansas schools have returned to some level and “Gunsmoke” reruns. – nor has it happened since. The Amish built SUBSCRIPTIONS: In Sherman County and adjacent counties: three of normalcy. Schools have been, are, and will As much as we grieve for the little souls lost another school and they continue on without months, $29; six months, $46; 12 months, $81. Out of area, weekly mailing remain the safest place for a school-age child to that day in Connecticut, it is a sad fact that on guns and refuse to live in fear. of two issues: three months, $39; six months, $54; 12 months, $89 (All tax be. But after the Connecticut school shootings, included). Mailed individually each day: (call for a price). alarmists are calling for a return to prison-like Incorporating: buildings and a siege mentality. where to write The charge that schools are selected because The Goodland Daily News they are undefended “soft targets” is blatantly 1932-2003 wrong. Very few school shooters walk away U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts, 109 Hart Sen- U.S. Rep. Tim Huelskamp, 1st Congres- alive; surviving is not their intent. They have ate Office Building, Washington D.C. sional District, 126 Cannon House Office The Sherman attacked larger schools with security officers 20510. (202) 224-4774; E-mail address Building, Washington D.C., 20575-1601. County Herald – the Columbine guard actually exchanged — http://roberts.senate.gov/public/index. (202-225-2715) E-mail address – https:// Founded by Eric and gunfire during that assault. cfm?p=EmailPat huelskamp.house.gov/contact-me/email-me Founded by Thomas McCants Roxie Yonkey Those who would arm teachers and admin- U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran, 354 Russell Sen- Kansas Attorney General, 301 S.W. 10th, 1935-1989 1994-2001 istrators underestimate the rigorous training ate Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510. Lower Level, Topeka, KS 66612-1597 (785) needed by police and military who must (202) 224-6521; Fax (202) 228-6966. E-mail 296-3751 Fax (785) 291-3699 TTY: (785) Nor’West Newspapers sometimes use lethal force. Not only are these address – http://moran.senate.gov/public/in- 291-3767 Haynes Publishing Company professionals continually trained, but they dex.cfm/e-mail-jerry The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 15, 2013 5 No-till conference set for Jan. 29 Film chronicles No-till on the Plains Winter Con- ered by Professor David R. Mont- senters including farmers Rick Bie- Doug Kluck of the National Oceanic ference is back at the Bicentennial gomery, author of Dirt: The Erosion ber; David Brandt; Robin and Kelly Atmospheric Administration and Center in Salina, Kansas for its 17th of Civilizations, which makes the Griffeth; Kenneth Miller; Mark Kansas Climatologist Mary Knapp modern cowboys consecutive year. case that we are using up Earth’s Watson; and Brian Hildebrand; as will present on the challenges of cli- “We are Stewards of the Earth: soil. Montgomery will trace the role well as several producer panels who mate extremes and the past, present FILM, from Page 1 cattle on it. Building Wealth by Building Soil of soil use and abuse in the history will share not only how they got and future of drought; agronomist The traveling Smithsonian Health” is the theme for the Tuesday of societies and explores how soil started but what keeps them leading Bill Kuenstler with the Central Na- and soil was good. The county is exhibit “The Way We Worked” and Wednesday, Jan. 29 and 30, has shaped us and we have shaped the pack with successful continuous tional Technology Support Center more farmland than ranch land, will be on display at the museum continuous no-till meeting. soil. Soil erosion should be seen as no-till. The speakers will also share in Texas will share information on he said, but some of the best ranch until Sunday, Jan. 27, when it The conference will feature Natu- a threat to our planet as serious as how they dealt with and fared with the evolution of cover crops; Dale land is on or next to good farm will move on to Concordia. On ral Resources Conservation Service climate change, contends Mont- the drought during the past year. Leikam of Manhattan will discuss ground. Saturday, Jan. 26, there will be Conservation Agronomist Ray gomery. Rounding out the speaking lineup crop nutrition programs as well as “It’s fantastic land, when we a closing reception and an Eco- Archuleta. As always, No-till on the Plains will be these featured experts: newer fertilizer technologies, prod- get some moisture,” he said. nomic Development discussion The Day 2 keynote will be deliv- has amassed a slate of session pre- Dr. David Clay of San Diego ucts, and additives; Doug Peterson, One subject covered by the film panel from 7 to 10 p.m. at the State University will discuss how livestock producer and Grassland was federal grazing land, which museum. Companion exhibits are well-managed soil captures carbon; Conservationist for Missouri’s is vital to ranchers, especially in on display now at the Carnegie Brazilian consultant and researcher Natural Resources Conservation Nevada. Klemm said the land is Arts Center and the Goodland No serious flu cases Dr. Ademir Calegari will share his Service, will provide some great slowly being regulated so ranch- Public Library. vast knowledge of cover crops us- information on the principals of ers can graze fewer and fewer age; “No-till Bill” Crabtree, who good soil health for cropland and was a driving force for establishing rangeland; Dr. Ray Ward, a popular yet for Goodland no-till in Australia, will share his no- speaker with experience, knowledge till experiences in an extremely dry and the ability to tie it all together for FLU, from Page 1 nesses to get their employees vacci- environment similar to far western producers, will address the impor- Life Line screenings nated as well as making sure people KS; Barry Fisher, Indiana’s State tance of what makes a soil produc- of influenza-like illnesses among wash and sanitize equipment, espe- Agronomist, will share why his tive; and professional motivational people seeking care was at 6.5 per- cially telephones, often. state has made soil health a prior- speaker Steve Siemens will inspire cent last week. Last season it peaked “It’s not too late to get vacci- ity; no-till producer Dan Gillespie attendees with a closing keynote available this month at 3.4 percent in March. nated,” Goodwin said. of Nebraska’s Natural Resources address on the pursuit of excellence Last season, 1,300 deaths were She advised people to call before Conservation Service will present as well as conference sessions on Life Line Screening will be back tor of heart disease. A bone density attributed to the flu or complications coming to the hospital to make sure the eye-opening rainfall simulator strategic thinking, leadership, and in Goodland on Thursday, Jan. 24, screening to assess osteoporosis risk from it. This season, more than 460 the it has vaccine in stock. A limited demonstration; Dr. Richard Haney, positivism. at the Goodland Elks Lodge, 1523 is also offered. deaths have been reported so far amount of vaccine is produced each soil scientist, of the Grassland Soil For more information or to reg- Arcade St. Packages start at $159. All five this year year and she didn’t know how much and Water Research Lab in Temple, ister for the Winter Conference or Screenings identify potential screenings take 60 to 90 minutes The Centers for Disease Con- of a supply they had on hand. The Texas, will explain new soil testing the Symposium, contact the office cardiovascular conditions such as to complete. For information or to trol estimate the average yearly Sherman County Health Depart- procedures for soil health; Univer- at (888) 330-5142 or visit the new blocked arteries and irregular heart schedule an appointment, call (877) death toll from the flu to be about ment also still has vaccine. sity of Nebraska’s Paul Jasa will ad- No-till on the Plains website at rhythm, abdominal aortic aneu- 237-1287 or go to www.lifeline- 24,000. There have been confirmed cases dress the importance of conserving www.notill.org. rysms and hardening of the arteries screening.com. Pre-registration is Dr. Moser is encouraging busi- of the flu at the clinic. and managing soil water in no-till; in the legs, which is a strong predic- required. Farm Service Agency has loans for late-year drought crop damage Farmers in Cheyenne, Rawlins, Sherman, as rapidly as feasible, consistent with the agency’s loan staff can refer customers payments on real estate and chattel debts. Farmers who suffered at least a 30 percent and Wallace Counties, who suffered crop or applicant’s reasonable ability to pay,” said to other public and commercial financing “Funds can also be used for other es- reduction to at least one cropping enterprise, livestock losses due to drought occurring Eckhardt. sources that can serve as a blend with the sential operating and living expenses,” may have a qualifying production loss. Nov. 15, 2012, and continuing may now The current interest rate is 2.25 percent farm loan programs. Eckhardt said. Emergency disaster production loss loans apply for Farm Service Agency emergency but is subject to monthly changes until the The loans covering physical losses may To be eligible for an emergency disaster cover 100 percent of qualifying losses. loans, FSA Farm Loan Manager Patricia loan is approved. be used to replace installations, equipment, loan, an applicant must be operating a fam- Farmers and ranchers that think they may Eckhardt, said today. Applications for as- The agency’s service extends beyond livestock, or buildings (including homes), ily size farm or ranch, must be unable to get eligible should contact the Farm Service sistance will be accepted until Sept. 9. the typical loan, offering customers ongo- lost through this disaster. The loans cover- credit elsewhere, and must have suffered a Agency County Office in Goodland or call “Loans covering physical and/or produc- ing consultation, advice and creative ways ing production losses may be used to buy qualifying physical and/or production loss (785) 899-3070 for additional information tion losses are scheduled for repayment to make your farm business thrive. The feed, seed, fertilizer, livestock, or to make from the disaster. and how to apply. The Goodland Star News Service Directory STOP “Seek Shelter Today!” BURNING * Drinking Systems YOUR Quality Service * Water Softeners Better Water. Pure and Simple™ since 1948 Jim Alcorn, Agent 3FQMBDF
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Lies Shameless ©2009 Hometown Content, listings by Zap2it ©2009 Hometown Content, listings by Zap2it star-news classified Star-News / Tuesday, January 15, 2013 7 FOUND can be corrected, since we will Manager, American Imple- perience. -1-8-1-25- #LL2218; volts 196-264; single Houses and apartments in not be responsible for errors ment, Inc., 685 Kansas Avenue, ------phase, 15 amps). Plate burner: Goodland, KS. All sizes. Call Behind The Goodland Star- after that first day. Thank you! Wheeler, KS, 67756 or call (785) Northwest Kansas EMS is brown Ultra-lite 1500. 2 Nu-Arc for details. (785) 890-6538. News, a 20” youth bicycle The Goodland Star-News. 332-2124 or (800) 832-2124. currently looking for all levels Light Tables. For more informa- -6-12-tfn was found. Stop by office and -1-15-1-25- of EMS volunteer personnel. If tion please call Gary at The ------describe to claim. -tfn- HELP WANTED ------interested please pick up appli- Goodland Star-News. (785) Houses and apartments. Cole Motel 6, Goodland, KS, is cations at the Sherman County 899-2338. -1-11-tfn- Real Estate. 785-899-2683. WANTED CDL DRIVER...Home every hiring! Apply in person at 2420 Courthouse. For those whom ------tfn- night, must have clean MVR. Commerce Road. (785) 890- are interested in becoming an 2 - 12” Sony subwoofers and Want to buy: John Deere Call (785) 821-0492. -1-15-2- 5672. -1-11-1-15- EMT, we are starting class on a 1000 watt amp for sale, box diesel engines running or not. SERVICES 15------February 4, 2013. For more and wires are included, call 719- Also John Deere combines ------Truck Town, Colby, KS, is information contact Oura Gar- 930-9031 in Goodland. - tfn- CAT’S TNT for jewelry, vinyl and tractors for parts. Call 785 Sherman County Sheriff’s looking for shop service man- rett at (785) 890-1547. Email: ------graphic designs, massages, 263-6275. -1-15-2-15- Office is currently accepting ager. Organizational skills, peo- [email protected] or call FIREWOOD FOR SALE IN quilting and Fed-Ex and UPS ------applications for the positions ple skills and some mechanical Steve Evert at (785) 899-5809. GOODLAND. Call (785) 890- shipping and more! Stop by Junk batteries, non-ferrous of detention deputy and also skills required. Full-time with -1-8-1-18- 7224. -12-11-tfn- 1018 Main, Goodland – 3-23- metals and iron. Darrel Bowen. patrol deputy. Applications can benefits including health insur------tfn Phone 785-899-2578. -tfn- be obtained at the Sherman ance, retirement and vacation. PSI Transport is always look- ASHLEY FURNITURE TEM------County Sheriff’s Office, 813 1/2 Apply in person at 105 W. Hor- ing for good company livestock PUR-PEDIC BEDDING AT Superior Flooring & Furniture, NOTICE Broadway, Goodland. Please ton Ave., Colby, KS. Phone: and grain haulers as well as COLBY FURNITURE AND Burlington, CO. 14,500 sq. ft. apply in person, no phone calls Celebration of Charles and (785) 460-8785. -1-8-1-18- shop mechanics. Competitive HOME STORE, COLBY, KS. showroom! Carpet, ceramic please! Sherman County is an Pat Wagoner’s 55th Wedding ------pay, life/health/dental benefits (785) 460-6311. Website: www. tile, vinyl, appliances, furniture EOE. -1-15-1-25- anniversary on January 19, Local natural gas production and bonus program available. colbyfurniture.net -10-21-tfn and bedroom sets to list a few! ------2013. Reception at 4:30 p.m. company seeking a mechani- EOE. (785) 675-3477. -6-10- Check us out at www.superior- PARTS COUNTER SALES CT, dance from 7-10 p.m. CT at cally inclined individual to main- TFN flooringandfurniture.com. 360 REPRESENTATIVE: Responsi- City Limits Convention Center, tain shop, perform mechanical FOR RENT 14th St., Burlington, CO (719) bilities are to perform a variety of Colby. No gifts. -1-11-1-18- maintenance and repairs; main- BUSINESS FOR SALE 346-7579. -4-26-tfn- customer service duties related House for rent in Goodland. ------tain and repair gas compressor, to the sale, delivery and inven- COMPLETE FITNESS CEN- Very nice 2 bedroom, freshly American Profile Cookbooks wells and pipeline as needed. tory of agricultural equipment TER! Changing Lifestyles, 13th painted inside with nice carpet, Help Wanted Available! Stop by The Good- NON-SMOKER a must. Full- and irrigation parts and acces- & Main, Goodland. Contact Pat large eat-in kitchen, laundry land Star-News. -tfn- time position. Will consider sories. Qualified candidates Howe at (785) 890-7512 or (785) room, 1 bath. $485/month plus District Executive needed to ------training; salary according to must have excellent customer 821-2389 for more information. utilities. Call (303) 941-2369. give leadership to the develop- Advertising Deadlines (box experience. Paid holidays and service skills and good commu- -5-11-tfn -1-11-1-22- ment and maintenance of quality and line ads): Tuesday edition vacation. Lobo Production, nication and problem-solving ------Scouting programs throughout (Friday at noon). Friday edition Inc. Natural Gas Production. skills. Computer knowledge six counties in north central Kan- (Wednesday at noon. Please 785-899-7277. -1-8-1-18- FOR SALE and good interpersonal skills sas. This position supports the check your ad the first time it ------are important. Interested indi- 2004 Chevy Impala. 98,500 mission and vision of the Boy runs. If you find an error, please Stephen’s Restaurant in Sha- viduals may send a cover letter miles, new tires. $4,900. Call Scouts of America by managing, call us at (785) 899-2338 so it ron Springs, KS is actively and resume to the Location seeking to fill open positions (785) 899-5170. Goodland. planning and leading the District covering Decatur, Graham, Jew- of cook and prep cook. We -1-11-1-22- Clinician needed are a family-owned restaurant ------ell, Norton, Phillips, Sheridan, BOOKKEEPING POSITION that strives to make each din- 110 window unit, AC only. We are looking for a full-time and Smith Counties, to achieve financial objectives, membership First National Bank is accepting applications for a ing experience a pleasant one $200 OBO. Call (785) 821-0130 Clinician. Great benefit pack- with great food and hospitality. for information. -1-11-1-15- age. Qualifications include: growth and retention and superb FULL-TIME BOOKKEEPING POSITION. Ap- High school graduate with board programs. The Boy Scouts of plicants should have proficient Work and Excel skills, To inquire about becoming a ------Printing equipment for sale: certified and state licensed as America is an equal opportunity along with general accounting knowledge. Attention part of our team, please apply either: Certified Respiratory to detail is essential. Generous benefit package in- in person or contact us at (785) Acti “V” Line 204, horizontal employer. In addition to offering process camera. Log Etron- Therapist (CRT) OR Registered a competitive salary, the Boy cludes insurance, vacation, sick leave and 401K. Ap- 852-4182 for more information. Respiratory Therapist (RRT) plications available at the Bank, 202 E. 11th, Good- ics Film Processor (Model Scouts of America will be offer- MEMBER FDIC Pay is commensurate with ex- OR Registered Nurse (RN) land, KS. 785-890-2000. EOE/AA. Member FDIC OR Licensed Practical Nurse ing benefits to include medical, (LPN); three years experience dental, vision, and retirement. in home or hospital care; Cur- Applicants must have a four year First National Bank Hiring rent driver's license; must be college degree and must live in First National Bank is accepting applications for a able to travel to patient's homes, or relocate to the service area. FULL-TIME Lending Support/Clerical Posi- do clinical assessments, educate Send resumes with cover letter Human Services Assistant tion in their Goodland location. Applicants should patients. to: Coronado Area Council, Attn: have proficient office technology skills, be customer Ross Munt, PO Box 912, Salina, The West Region Department for Children and Families (DCF) – oriented and willing to take on a variety of job du- Please mail resumes to 349 14th KS 67402 or email to ross.munt@ Goodland Service Center is now recruiting for a Human Services ties. Attention to detail is essential. Generous benefit Street, Burlington, CO 80807 scouting.org. Assistant. This is a full-time benefi t eligible position with a begin- package includes insurance, vacation, sick leave or fax to 719-346-7378. ning salary of $12.35/hour. and 401K. Applications available at the Bank, 202 Minimum requirement: High school education or equivalent. This position will provide front desk coverage. E. 11th, Goodland, KS. (785) 890-2000. EOE/AA. MEMBER FDIC Member FDIC. In order to be considered for a position, an application must be Crossword Puzzle completed and submitted. This can be done by going on-line at www.jobs.ks.gov submit to DCF, West Jobs, using the Requisi- tion number 173620. Applications must be received by 5:00 pm, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Thursday, January 17, 2013. Applicants claiming Veterans Prefer- Full-time position with Goodland Regional Medical Center. Respon- ence must submit a copy of their DD-214 to the Division of Person- sible for coordinating and performing administrative and clerical nel Services. tasks in support of the hospital's CEO and its senior management Each applicant applying for a State of Kansas job vacancy must team. 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Goodland Star-News 1205 Main, Goodland, Kan. 67735 1205 Main Avenue, Goodland, KS 67735 • (785) 899-2338 (785) 899-2338 star-news 8 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 15, 2013 sports Goodland wrestlers win Rossville tournament The fifth-ranked Goodland High School he beat Nick Reesor of Rossville in a 3-2 of Hiawatha twice by fall and in a 9-8 deci- a 5-4 decision. Ian Bonsall placed third at 170. He beat varsity wrestling team won the Rossville decision to claim the title. sion. He lost to Thaine Allen of Sabetha in Ricky Milke placed fourth at 145. He lost Jared Bridwell of Hayden by fall and Zach Invitational on Jan. 5. Tanner Gastineau, 106, won four match- a 15-4 major decision and Corey Tyler of to Dalton Toekles of Hayden in a 4-1 deci- Jensen of Rossville by fall, but lost to Gavin The Cowboys had a team score of es. He defeated Clayon Gum of Pleasant St. Marys in a 6-0 decision. sion. In the consolation bracket, Milke beat Grater of Riley County by a 16-0 technical 224.5, beating second-place Sabetha by Ridge in a 5-2 decision; Trei Harrell of Sa- Brook Bahe placed third at 132. He had a Rylan Piper of Sante Fe Trail in a 13-7 major fall. He then beat Dillon Weaver of Atchison 59 points. betha by fall; Luke Martin of Clay Center by bye in the first round. He beat Ben Meyer of decision; Garret Dunlap of Doniphan West County by fall to advance to the third place Austin Hernandez won the 126-pound technical fall; and Hunter Idol of Doniphan Sabethaetha by an 11-2 major decision, but in a 12-10 decision and Sawyer Havenstein match, where he beat Ray Farnsworth of bracket. He had a bye in the first round. West by fall. lost to Blake Graham of Pleasant Ridge in of Riley County in a 12-9 decision. He lost Republic County in a 9-2 decision. He then defeated Tyler Mundy of Sante Fe Aaron Avelar, 113, won four matches and a 6-3 decision. Bahe then beat Cole Hogan to Grady Ware of Clay Center in a 9-0 major Colton Cooper, 182, won two matches Trail in an 11-3 major decision and Dalton lost one. He defeated Tony Weber of Pleas- of Clay Center in a 10-0 major decision to decision to take fourth. and lost one. He beat Logan McKinney of Lehmukuhl of Hiawatha by fall to advance ant Ridge in a 2-1 decision; Zac West of advance to the third place round, where he Josh Whisnant placed third in the 160 Pleasant Ridge by fall and Aaron Weber of to the championship round, where he beat Sante Fe Trail in a 19-2 technical fall; Tyler beat Ben Meyer in a 10-2 major decision. class. He lost in the second round to Chaz Atchison County by fall. He lost a 5-2 deci- Jacob Gentry of Rossville in an 8-4 decision Temaat of Riley County by fall; and Mart Drew House, 138, won two matches and Wright of Sante Fe Trail in a 3-2 decision. sion to Levi Huneke of Sabetha. to claim the title. Robinson of Clay Center in a 15-0 technical lost two. He beat Conor Nichols of Perry In the consolation bracket, he beat Sam Tyler Gastineau placed second at 195. John Peden won the 152 bracket. After fall. He lost to Brady Lowell of Republic Lecompton by fall in the first round but lost Linder of Immaculata in a 15-0 technical He beat Zach Thurlow of Clay Center by a first-round bye, he beat Tucker Cales County in a 10-2 major decision. to Greg Tooley of St. Marys in a 17-2 techni- fall; Knute Nelson of Riley County by fall; fall and Tristan Speer of Doniphan West of Riley County by fall and Trevor Fee Tristen Cooper, 120, won three matches cal fall. In the consolation bracket, House Michael Baumgartner of Sabetha in a 5-3 by a 13-5 major decision to advance to the of Doniphan West by an 8-3 decision to and lost two. He defeated Colin Koger of beat Cory Holcomb of Immaculata by fall, decision; and Booby Bleakley of St. Marys championship round, where he lost a 5-1 advance to the championship round, where Sante Fe Trail by fall; and Christian Small but lost to Nick Hyde of Pleasant Ridge in in a 10-4 decision to take third. decision to Tyler Edelman of Sabetha. Cowboys get league win Cowgirls fall to Hugoton 52-38 By Kevin Bottrell The Hugoton Lady Eagles put the first three points [email protected] on the scoreboard in the game against the Cowgirls The Goodland High School boys on Friday night at Max Jones Fieldhouse and never basketball team scored a win in the lost the lead, beating the Cowgirls, 52-38. Great West Activity Conference at The Cowgirls just couldn’t get their shots to go in home on Friday over the Hugoton and between the turnovers and blocks by Hugoton, Eagles. they had a long night. The Cowboys doubled up on The Cowgirls are in Hillsboro today for the Trojan Hugoton in the first quarter, out- Classic. The tournament continues Friday and Sat- scoring the Eagles 13-6 and never urday. They are 3-6 so far this season. losing the lead after that. Dispite In the first quarter Hope Cochran put the first two a Hugoton rally late in the fourth points on the board at the free throw line for the Cow- quarter, the Cowboys pulled off the girls with 5:50 left. Hugoton led 4-2. When Maddie win, 53-45. Mayer missed her shot Brianna White got a putback. Goodland advances to 3-6 overall Cochran missed the next shot but Mayer rebounded and 1-2 in league play. The Cow- and scored. The Eagles led, 9-6. Mayer ended the boys are in Hillsboro for the Trojan quarter with a basket. The Eagles led 15-8. Classic tournament, which will At the beginning of the second quarter Cochran continue Friday and Saturday. hit a bucket. The Cowgirls were scoreless until Hugoton won the tipoff but did Kate-Lynn King hit a free throw with 3:49 left in the not score on the first possession. It quarter. The Cowgirls added another basket and two took one minute for the Eagles to put free throws made by Cochran before the half ended. the first points on the board. Then The Lady Eagles, however, put in nine points, lead- Kolt Trachsel was fouled and made ing 24-15. a free throw. With 6:45 to play in the Faith Biermann added the first two points from first quarter, Hugoton scored again, free throws in the third quarter. Cochran added two then Gannon Ihrig drove inside for more free throws. Then Cochran sunk a basket with two and was fouled, he made his free an assist from Biermann. King rebounded and made throw to tie the game at 4-4. a basket. King added a free throw and a basket for A minute later Gage Ihrig was the last Cowgirls points in the third quarter. The fouled and hit a free throw. Gunner score at the end of the third quarter was Lady Eagles, Helton made a steal and attempted 41-26. a layup but was fouled. He made a In the first minute of the fourth quarter White made Faith Biermann went up for a shot during the free throw to make it 6-4. a basket. Paige Phillips added her first bucket of the Cowgirls game against Hugoton on Friday. Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News At two minutes left in the quarter, night. With about five minutes left in the quarter Hugoton scored to tie the game 6-6. Cochran added a free throw. King made a free throw. Gage Ihrig made a three pointer, Ellie House got some time playing and went to the the game by the Cowgirls were made by Mayer and then Gannon Ihrig made two free free throw line. Cochran added another free throw. White and Cochran added one last free throw. The throws and a layup to end the quarter The Lady Eagles led, 51-33. The final buckets for Cowgirls lost, 52-38. with the Cowboys in the lead 13-6. Gage Ihrig put in a free throw to Gage Ihrig passed around a Hugoton defender during the Cowboys’ open the second quarter. After two win over the Eagles on Friday. Ihrig has scored in double digits in minutes, Taylen Smith hit a jump every game this season. Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News shot to make it 16-6. Gannon Ihrig Fun By The numBers put in a two pointer, then Hugoton After halftime, Ihrig continued fourth quarter. Hugoton answered Like puzzles? Then you’ll love sudoku. This mind- put in four points to make it 18-10. his high-scoring night with a steal with two points. No one scored bending puzzle will have you hooked from the moment Smith was fouled and made one and a layup. A minute later Helton until 4:13 when Hugoton added a free throw, then Ruben Lazaro put scored. Then Hugoton made a three basket to make it 45-35. Gannon you square off, so sharpen your pencil and put your in two points. pointer, then Gage Ihrig made two Ihrig made two free throws, then sudoku savvy to the test! free throws to make the score 36- Hugoton scored a putback. Ihrig With 3:18 left in the half, Hugo- Here’s How It Works: ton put in three points. Then, Adam 24. put in another two points with 2:30 Simmerman hit a three pointer to With 2:55 left in the quarter, the remaining. Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken make it 24-13. The Eagles made a Eagles made a two pointer. Smith The Eagles put in six unanswered down into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the num- layup, answered by a two-pointer made a two pointer of his own, but points, closing to 49-43. With 1:18 bers 1 through 9 must fill each row, column and box. Each from Smith. Hugoton made two free committed a foul, allowing Hugo- remaining, Gannon Ihrig put in number can appear only once in each row, column and throws to make it 26-17. ton to score two free throws. Zach four free throws. Gage Ihrig and box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers With less than a minute left, Gan- Miller made a two pointer on a pass Trachsel each added a free throw. will appear by using the numeric clues already provided non Ihrig drove inside and made a from Gannon Ihrig to make it 40- Despite adding another basket in the in the boxes. The more numbers you name, the easier it basket for two points. Hugoton put 28. Hugoton scored a putback, then final seconds, the Eagles couldn’t gets to solve the puzzle! in a two pointer, answered by a last- Ihrig hit a three pointers to end the overcome the Cowboys lead, losing second two pointer from Ihrig to end quarter up 43-30. 53-45. the half in the lead 30-19. 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