The MIDWEEK Tuesday, April 16, 2013 Goodland1205 Main Avenue, Goodland, Star-News KS 67735 • Phone (785) 899-2338 $1 Volume 81, Number 31 10 Pages Goodland, Kansas 67735 weather City and Waiting to go on report 41° county 10 a.m. Monday Today to meet • Sunset, 7:26 p.m. The Goodland City and Sherman Wednesday County commissions have agreed • Sunrise, 6:06 a.m. to begin holding joint coordination • Sunset, 7:27 p.m. meetings, the first being scheduled Midday Conditions for noon Tuesday, May 14, at the • Soil temperature 42 degrees Wolak building. The meetings are • Humidity 42 percent open to the public. • Sky sunny After the two governments butted • Winds northeast 14 mph heads over Economic Development • Barometer 29.88 inches several weeks ago, County Com- and rising missioner Ken Klemm proposed • Record High today 87° (1964) holding regular joint meetings to • Record Low today 16° (1951) talk over any issues that are affect- ing both the city and county. He put Last 24 Hours* the idea forward at the regular meet- High Sunday 57° Low Sunday 32° Precipitation none See MEET, Page 5 This month 0.18 Year to date 2.48 Below normal 0.1 inches New road The Topside Forecast Today: Cloudy with a 20 percent chance of rain and snow, a high department near 45, winds breezy out of the southeast at 15 to 30 mph and a low around 28. Wednesday: head named Cloudy with a 30 percent chance of snow, a high near 36, winds out of the northwest at 10 to 25 mph by county and a low around 20. By Kevin Bottrell Extended Forecast [email protected] Thursday: Partly sunny with a The Sherman County Commis- 20 percent chance of snow and sioners voted 2-1 last Tuesday to rain, a high near 37, breezy and hire Rod Roeder as the Road and a low around 22. Friday: Sunny Bridge Department superinten- with a high near 55 and a low dent. around 32. The commissioners interviewed (National Weather Service) Get 24-hour weather info. at 162.400 MHz. Roeder and Butch Vandiver in closed door sessions earlier that day. Commissioners Larry Enfield and Ken Klemm voted in favor of Roeder, who has been acting as in- terim co-superintendent along with Kim Blackheart for the past several months. Commissioner Steve Evert Contestants waited in the hall leading to the Goodland High start in 2017 at the high school in memory of Brianna Linin, who voted in favor of Vandiver, who cur- School auditorium on Saturday night to compete in Goodland’s died from cancer when she was five. local Got Talent. The talent show raises money for a scholarship to Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News markets See ROAD, Page 5 10 a.m. Wheat — $6.89 bushel Posted county price — $7.03 KBI investigating Corn — $6.52 bushel Posted county price — $6.64 Milo — $6.09 bushel Soybeans — $13.49 bushel Posted county price — $13.82 former resident’s death Millet — no bid Sunflowers The case of a 45-year-old former low police tape and agents of KBI “We are working on the case,” the Oil current crop — $23.65 cwt. Goodland resident found dead in his were in town processing the crime sheriff said. “Our concern is for the Confection — no bid St. Francis home last week has been scene later. safety of the community. Our hearts Pinto beans — $28 turned over to the Kansas Bureau of A woman reportedly was in cus- go out to the family.” (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, Investigation. tody. A closed-door hearing was Figgins’ obituary appeared in Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. Sheriff’s officers were called to held in Cheyenne County District the Tuesday, April 8, edition of the These may not be closing figures. ) 541 E. Third Street in St. Francis Court on Monday. Goodland Star-News. Survivors in- on April 3, where Brad Figgins, a Cheyenne County Sheriff Cody clude a son, Garrett, and a daughter, FedEx driver and former Goodland Beeson said that because of the Kaitlin, and his parents, Richard and resident, was found dead at the base complexity of the case, it was turned Diane Figgins. Services were held of a flight of stairs. The incident over to the KBI the following day. Tuesday in St. Francis. He was bur- inside apparently was reported as a fall. As of Monday, no details were ied in the Kanorado cemetery. today The home was surrounded by yel- available.
More local news, views from your Visitors from North Carolina Goodland Goodland native Terry Leonhart spoke about his job at the Sierra Star-News Nevada Corporation on Saturday at the High Plains Museum. Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-New Goodland native talks space flight By Pat Schiefen check the dimensions of each com- The Goodland Star-News ponent with expensive measuring On Saturday morning at the mu- machines to make sure they are seum people got to hear about how correctly made. much fun it is for Terry Leonhart Leonhart grew up in Goodland to go to work. Leonhart is a quality and graduated from Goodland High assurance inspection technician for School in 1974. Leonhart said he Cowboys win the Sierra Nevada Corporation in still feels very connected to Good- Louisville, Colo. land. After that he went to Barton rained out game Leonhart said one of the latest County Community College in things he worked on is the space Great Bend and was planning to ma- The Goodland High School plane, Dream Chaser, that his com- jor in engineering. Unfortunately he baseball team picked up a pany is making to win the contract hated the art involved and became win on Friday when their to be the privately owned trans- a machinist and wanted to design Seven students from West Caldwell High School in Lenoir, N.C., were in Goodland the end of last home game against Ul- portation for U.S. personnel going parts. In 1979 he moved to Denver week on a trip through AFS. They were taking a break at the Carnegie Arts Center in the picture ysses was rained out in the to the international space station. and went to work for Stanley Avia- before going out to visit some farms. The students didn’t like the idea of being at least two hours fifth inning. The contract winner will take over tion. After three and a half years he from a mall but were impressed with the fact that everyone has an iPad in the high school. They See Page 10 the the ferrying duties of the now- went to work at Rocky Flats. In 1986 said their high school of over 800 students did not have the technology that Goodland High School retired space shuttles. There are two he went to work at Ball Aerospace does. Lenoir is a town of around 18,000. The students included Lisset Aguilar, Theodore Boliek, other companies competing on the where they worked on the star Allen Price, Brianna Farr, Lewis Callihan, Cristian Solis and Ana Gonzalez. project including Boeing. Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News Leonhart said his main job is to See SPACE, Page 5 about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, April 16, 2013 friends genesis and salvation army the calendar obituary Genesis and Salvation Army are Jay L. Kump available year round to help those in calendar senior menu - beef and bean burrito, romaine need. Call (785) 890-2299 to speak and tomato, Mexican corn salsa, to a volunteer. Prairie Land Food distribu- Today: Spanish rice with ham- Jay L. Kump, 91, Goodland, his parents and his wife, Ma’hee tion is 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday at burger, corn, tropical fruit, bread whole grain corn chips, fresh retired Methodist minister for the Kump. Friday activities Cat’s TnT, 1018 Main, or at the and bar cookie. Wednesday: Ham, fruit and milk. : Breakfast Brewster and Winona churches, Survivors include two sons, Rich- Tours of the 1907 Victorian Bernadine Johnson residence, sweet potatoes, cook’s choice - breakfast bake and tomato salsa, died Tuesday, April 9, 2013 at ard Kump and William Kump; a House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to located at 704 Walnut. For infor- vegetable, bread and applesauce. grapes and milk. Lunch - beef Good Smaritan Society — Sherman brother Virgil (Dorothy) Kump of 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- mation call 899-2338, 821-1275, Thursday: Meat loaf, mashed po- pattie, mashed potatoes and gravy, County in Goodland. Belleville and three nieces. day. Closed on Tuesday. 890-2287, 821-1827 or 899-4278 tatoes with gravy, Watergate salad, steamed broccoli, banana, wheat He was born on Freb. 21, 1922, Services were at 10 a.m. on Mon- The High Plains Museum, 1717 or order online at www.prairi- bread and birthday cake. Friday: roll and milk. to Ruth Esther and George Kump at day, April 15, 2013, at Koons Cha- Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. elandfood.com. The Prairie Pak Taco salad, Mandarin oranges, school calendar Jennings. Mr. Kump graduated from pel, 211 N. Main, Goodland with to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday will have boneless ham steak, chips and brownie. Today: Black day. 8:30 a.m. high school and Bible college. From Pastor Dustin Petz officiating. through Saturday and from 1 to 5 ground beef, breakfast bites, meat school menu varsity track at Scott City. 1 p.m. Nov. 19, 1942, through Feb. 6, 1946, Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. balls, boneless pork chops, waf- he served in the U.S. Army. p.m. (Mountain Time) on Monday, Today: Breakfast - whole grain boys junior varsity golf tourna- The Carnegie Arts Center is fles, fresh fruits and vegetables. ment at Sugar Hills Country Club. Mr. Kump was Methodist min- April 15, 2013, at the Jennings Cem- open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- The specials are ribeye steaks, waffles with syrup, sausage links, ister from 1976 to 1982 with the etery with Pastor Barbara Patterson Mandarin oranges and milk. 3 p.m. varsity baseball at Colby. day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. breakfast biscuits, Italian pasta Wednesday: Gold day. 7:30 a.m. Hardtner and Hazelton churches officiating and burial with military on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on and cheesecake lovers dream. Lunch - cook’s choice. Wednes- and from 1982 to 1987 with the honors. day: Breakfast - breakfast sundae, profession learning community. Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center Tuesday Flicks are at 1:30 Thursday Brewster and Winona churches. He Memorials to Good Samaritan raisins, fruit juice and milk. Lunch : State band and choir. is always in need of hosts and host- p.m. at the Goodland Public 2 p.m. boys varsity golf at Norton. reitred in 1987. Society — Sherman County may esses on Sundays. New monthly Library, 812 Broadway. Call the - barbecue beef on a bun, baked He was a former Belleville and be sent to the funeral home. beans, fresh fruit, oatmeal cookie 2 p.m. junior high track quad in exhibits and you are invited to visit library for the title of the movie at Friday Jennings resident. and milk. Thursday: Breakfast Goodland. : 2 p.m. varsity the gift shop. 899-5461. track at Holcomb Invitational. 3 Preceding him in death were The Goodland Public Library is - whole grain cheese pizza, fresh mixed fruit cup and milk. Lunch p.m. varsity baseball at Thomas open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- More Prep-Marian in Hays. 3 p.m. day through Thursday and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- urday. For information call (785) Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. partment at 1622 Broadway is open preschool The Incognito Group 899-5461 or stop by the library. . If alcohol from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Sherman County Head Start is Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- has made your life unmanageable. Monday through Friday. a free preschool for eligible 3 and man County is seeking mentors and Our group meets at 7 p.m. on Tues- Blood pressures; infants’, chil- 4 year olds. The federally funded ladies auxiliary children to mentor. Call 890-3665. day and Friday at the First Christian dren’s and adults’ immunizations; program is targeted to families who The Good Sam Family Support Church, 711 Arcade, Goodland health assessments for Kan Be meet certain economic guidelines Ladies Auxiliary to Lowell Cole- Kansas and snowmen bags for the Council meets at 7 p.m. the second West entrance. Talking about it is Healthy, daycare and school entry; and provides hearing, vision, dental man Post 1133 held their April meet- Christmas project.- Thursday of every month at the the first step. (785) 728-7022 and fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- and educational screenings. Nutri- ing on the 4th. Other veterans and community Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings (785) 501-8282. bin; and family planning available tious meals are served, and parents Program items for the year were service projects include Run for the are open to all interested people. The “Freedom Today” group of by appointment. Sharps containers are encouraged to get involved in discussed. Program reports have Wall, Memorial Day and Veterans Narcotics Anonymous 8 For information call 890-3117 or meets at are available free. WIC program their children’s education. For in- been filled out for the year and sent Day services, Meals on Wheels and p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridaysand 890-5936. available. Call 890-4888 or go to formation call 890-2552. to department. donations to Genesis and sponsor- Breast Cancer Support Group 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. www.sherman.kansas.com. Activities for Americanism in- ing talks by Doug and Christa Smith meets at 5:30 p.m. the second Call 890-8369. If you have questions, concerns crimestoppers cluded radio spots for 4th of July, on current military issues. Monday of the month. Any woman Bird City Alcoholics Anony- or complaints about child care, call If you have information about Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and Upcoming events: April 28th with cancer is welcome. Call Norma mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. the health department. any crime, call the Goodland Area POW/MIA day. Flag etiquette for a the Post will host the 9th District at 890-6629 for more information. (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the Water Testing — The Northwest Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- parade were handed out for the fair Spring Convention. All members The Goodland Activities Center Senior Center on 4th Street. Nar- Local Environmental Protection 5665. Your call will be confidential parade along with buddy poppies. are strongly encouraged to attend has the daily activities. For informa- cotics Anonymous meets at 6:30 Group does well evaluations, in- and you will not be asked your Voters were encouraged to vote this meeting. It will start at 7:30 and tion call 890-7242. Memberships (Mountain Time) on Tuesdays at cluding testing for bacteria and name. If the information results in and at the November election were be finished with a luncheon. options for everyone including the Senior Center. Call (785) 734- nitrates. To schedule an evaluation the arrest and/or conviction of those given cookies if they had their vot- June 7-9th is the Department day passes for $5. Visit goodland- 2734 for more information. or discuss environmental concerns, involved, you could be eligible for ers sticker. Convention in Lenexa. gac.com or stop by 808 Main. Stratton “AA by the Book” Al- call the Health Department at 890- a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland Legislative activities includ- National Convention is July 15- Aerobics with Tena Thompkins at coholics Anonymous group meets 4888. Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit ed members writing and sending 20 in Louisville. 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday at 7 p.m. Thursdays for a beginners hospital volunteers organization formed by citizens emails to representatives asking The charter was draped in mem- open meeting. Filies and young against crime. and Fridays. Aerobics with Lisa Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon for support for a variety of veterans ory of LaViney Perry and Phyllis Malsom at 5:30 p.m. on Monday people welcome. Call (719) 348- The police department can also issues. Fox. 5398 for men and (719) 346-8553 and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. vol- be called at 890-4570. and Wednesday. High Impact unteers are in the gift shop. Today: Youth activities included Voice Election of officers was held. Workouts with Grady Bonsall at for women. On U.S. Highway 24 go of Democracy contest local winner President, Jo Ann Wahrman; Sr to Statton and it is the second house a.m. Fern Heckman and p.m. Jan family shelter 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. Lambertz. Wednesday: a.m. Con- The Northwest Kansas Domestic Holton Witman who was also the 9th Vice President, Mary Harper; Junior Taekwondo with Wayne Luckert on on the left, 513 Iola Street. District winner. Money was donated Vice President, Mary Porterfield; Fibromyalgia and Chronic nie Soellner and p.m. Faye Paxton. and Sexual Violence Services pro- Mondays and Tuesdays from 6 to Thursday: a.m. Jan Haigler. Fri- vides help day or night to victims to Family, Career and Community Treasurer, Iris Scheopner; Chap- 7;30 p.m. and on Thursdays from 5 Myofascial Pain Support Group Leaders of America for their help in lain, Cindy Pletcher; Conductress, meets from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. the day: a.m. Avis Alcorn. of domestic violence and sexual to 7:30 p.m. assault. For information or help, call placing flags on Memorial Day, and Margaret Baalman; Guard, Darlene Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 third Wednesday of every month early head start to Feed My Starving Children. Kirby; Trustees: MaryAnne Elliott, in the Emergency Medical Services (800) 794-4624. In the Colby area, p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for Early Head Start is a state funded call (785) 443-1130. Hospital activities included dona- Regi Woodard and Mary Harper. the meeting every Tuesday at the building, 257 15th St., in Burling- program for income eligible fami- tions of underwear to the VA Hos- Installation of officers will be at Harvest Evangelical Free Church, ton. Call Debbie at 719-346-4612. lies with prenatal mothers and chil- animal shelter pital in Leavenworth, money each the May 2nd meeting at 5:30 pm. 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information area events dren up to age three. Families par- Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to month to the other VA hospitals in call (785) 890-6423. ticipate in a variety of educational www.petfinder.com and be sure to Goodland Alcoholics Anony- activities and receive free medical enter the Goodland zip code 67735. mous, 1013 Center. If you drink thrift store and dental care. You can also call the Goodland alcohol, that’s your business. If you The Goodland Churches Thrift Services include special needs Police Department at 890-4570 or License gets award want to stop, we can help. Call 821- Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 of children with disabilities. If you Northwest Kansas Animal Shelter 3826 pr 728-7491. a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through have a family member with a special at 899-4398. Interested in adopting Goodland Al-Anon Family Friday. Donations welcome. For problem, such as drug or alcohol a pet? Call the animal shelter or go to for security measures Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays information call 890-2007. abuse, job loss or other family crisis, the website www.nwkasgoodland. at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- health department your family can qualify. Call 785- webs.com. The Coalition for a Secure Driv- building block for more serious cade. For information call Alice or 672-3125, ext. 187. er’s License, a national non-profit crimes,” said Director Shelite. “Our The Sherman County Health De- crime prevention educational public focus is to ensure that a person pic- charity based in Washington, D.C., tured on a Kansas driver’s license presented its Document Security or identification card is who the Excellence award to the Kansas card says they are. We are pleased Timing important on crabgrass Department of Revenue. to see our efforts recognized on a Kansas Governor Sam Brown- national level.” Crabgrass preventers are another 8 weeks later unless kill crabgrass as long as it is young back attended the ceremony, held The coalition also honored eight name for preemergence herbicides dana you are using Dimen- (two- to three-leaf stage). Dimen- Thursday, April 11, along with Department of Revenue members that prevent crabgrass seeds from sion or Barricade. sion is also the best choice if treating Revenue Secretary Nick Jordan with a special certificate of achieve- developing into mature plants. belshe Dimension and a lawn that was planted late last fall. and Director of Vehicles Donna ment to commend their hard work. Many people have a somewhat Barricade are the Normally a preemergence herbicide Shelite who were present to receive Each personalized certificate is in foggy idea of how they work. They • ag notebook only two products is not recommended unless the lawn the award. recognition for tremendous contri- do not keep the seed from germinat- that give season-long has been mowed two to four times. Document Security Excellence butions to the Department processes award recognizes the Department which provide Kansas citizens with ing but kill the young germinating good target date for applying crab- control of crabgrass But Dimension is kind to young plant. Crabgrass preventers are from a single application. In fact, tall fescue, perennial ryegrass and of Revenue’s enhancements to its an exemplary means of reliable grass preventer because it gives driver’s license process including: identification. just that – preventers. With few active ingredients time to evenly they can be applied much earlier Kentucky bluegrass seedlings and exceptions they have no effect on than April 15 and still have sufficient can be applied as early as two weeks Ultra-violet image of the card- Coalition president Brian Zim- disperse in the soil before crabgrass holder’s portrait and date of birth on mer said, “Based on this year’s existing crabgrass plants, so they germination starts. The April 15 residual strength to last the season. after the first sign of germination. must be applied before germina- Barricade can even be applied in the Lawns established in the fall can be the back of the card; multi-colored, annual assessment of anti-counter- target works well for most of the highly detailed holograms; a highly feiting and anti-fraud protections, tion. Additionally, preventers do state, but for our area I like to have fall for crabgrass control the next safely treated with Dimension the not last forever once applied to the season. Dimension can be applied following spring even if they have detailed ultra-violet image of the I’m pleased to make this award and it in place by May 1, but last year state flower; two ghost images of to recognize the important security soil. Microorganisms and natural that was too late. With weather vari- as early as March 1. Because of the not been mowed. processes begin to gradually break added flexibility in timing, these Note that products containing Di- the cardholder’s portrait in addition improvements achieved by the Kan- ability from one spring to the next, mension and Barricade may use the to the conventional photograph; and sas Department of Revenue.” them down soon after they are ap- and with it the timing of crabgrass products are favorites of lawn care plied. If some products are applied companies who have many custom- common name rather than the trade tactile printing. These security fea- “The Department of Revenue’s germination. For example, this year name. The common chemical name tures make it one of the most secure multi-year team effort has produced too early, they may have lost much has been cooler than normal. For ers to service in the spring. of their strength by the time they are Though Dimension cannot be for Dimension is dithiopyr and for and difficult to counterfeit driver’s a highly secure credential that will this reason it is often better to base Barricade is prodiamine. Remem- licenses in the country. benefit Kansas residents for years to needed. Most crabgrass preventers timing on the bloom of ornamental applied as early as Barricade, it is ber, when using any pesticide, read are fairly ineffective after about 60 the herbicide of choice if it must be “A fraudulent driver’s license or come,” he continued. plants. The Eastern Redbud tree is a the label and follow instructions identification card can be the initial days, but there is considerable varia- good choice for this purpose. When applied later than recommended. carefully. tion among products. we see it bloom we should be apply- It is the exception to the rule that (Dimension and Barricade last ing a crabgrass preventer. A follow- preemergence herbicides do not longer. See below.) April 15 is a up application will be needed about kill existing weeds. Dimension can Join us for ATTENTION our Stag & Stagette See American Profile magazine in this week’s issue of Supper! Your sponsorship could be right here!
(available in local area only) Goodland VFW Post 1133 Brought to you by: Call The Goodland Star-News 824 Main Street, Goodland, KS 67735 today for more information! Thursday, April 18, 2013 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. MT. (785) 899-2338 EVERYONE WELCOME! star-news goodland The Star-News / Tuesday, April 16, 2013 3 Group to sing in Colby Western Plains Arts Association will end it current season next week with a performance by the Diamond W Wranglers at 2 p.m. (Mountain Time) on Sunday at the Colby High School auditorium. The group brings back child- hood memories for older folks and makes new memories for the kids. Throughout the year they make their musical home at the Old Cowtown Museum in Wichita, an authentic Western town of the 1870s. They appear at the Empire House The- ater. The group was know as the Prairie Rose Wranglers from 1999 to 2007. The wranglers have appeared in concert from Carnegie Hall to the Great Wall of China, from Nashville and Branson to the Caribbean. The program includes old ballads like “Streets of Laredo,” western movie themes, turn modern country song into cowboy ballads, as well as original pieces. The group includes Stu Stuart, Jim Farrell, Steve Crawford and Chip Worthington. Admission is by season ticket or at the door; adults, $20 and students, $10. Stu Stuart, Jim Farrell, Steve Crawford and Chip Worthington make up the Diamond W. Wrangles. The will sing at 2 p.m. on Sunday at Colby High School. Trooper wins Deadline approaches for programs U.S. Department of Agriculture’s be implemented to NRCS standards NRCS assists producers with in- value crops in an environmentally Natural Resources Conservation and specifications. stallation of conservation practices safe manner. High tunnel benefits Service State Conservationist Eric Through the On-Farm Energy on agricultural operations related include better plant and soil quality B. Banks has announced a second Initiative, NRCS helps producers to organic production. Producers and fewer nutrients and pesticides Kansas award application cutoff date on Friday work with an NRCS-approved tech- currently certified as organic, tran- in the environment. Kansas Highway Patrol Troop- ages of 15-17. In 2009, only 61 for the On-Farm Energy Initiative, nical service provider to develop sitioning to organic, or National Socially disadvantaged, limited er and Public Relations Officer percent of Kansas teens aged 15 Organic Initiative, and the Seasonal agricultural energy management Organic Program exempt will have resource and beginning farmers and Tod Hileman has won the Kansas’ to 17 were wearing their seatbelt. High Tunnel Initiative. plans or farm energy audits that access to a broad set of conservation ranchers will receive a higher pay- “People Saving People” award for Seventy-six percent of teens aged These initiatives are funded assess energy consumption on an practices to assist in treating their ment rate for eligible conservation 2013. Hileman serves in Troop D, 14 to 19 that were killed in 2009 through the Environmental Qual- operation. NRCS may also provide resource concerns while fulfilling practices applied. which is based in Hays and cov- were not wearing their seatbelt ity Incentives Program and offer assistance to implement various many of the requirements in an Interested producers should con- ers northwest Kansas, including The program began in Crawford technical and financial assistance to recommended measures identified Organic System Plan. tact their local office to see if they Sherman County. County during the 2008–2009 eligible participants to install or im- in the energy audit through the use Through the Seasonal High Tun- are eligible for these programs. The award was presented to school year. It has grown steadily plement structural and management of conservation practice standards nel Initiative, NRCS helps produc- For information, go to www. Hileman last week during the an- with 40 participating Kansas practices on eligible agricultural offered through this initiative. ers implement high tunnels that ks.nrcs.usda.gov/programs or con- nual Traffic Safety Conference, counties and 100 high schools land. Conservation practices must Through the Organic Initiative, extend growing seasons for high tact your local Service Center. which was held in Wichita. across the state. Sponsored by the Kansas De- Three years ago, Trooper Hile- partment of Transportation, the man assisted in implementing the matters of record Federal Highway Administration, program in six schools in three the National Highway Traffic western Kansas counties. Last District Court Mark Aaron Duncan, no seatbelt, fined $203. wenga, improper driving on laned Safety Administration, and the year, he aided and supported the These are cases decided by the disposed due to failure to appear Dec. 20, 2012: Emma Bedolla- roadway, fined $173. Federal Motor Carriers Safety six original schools and helped Goodland Municipal Court: $10. Palacio, operating a motor ve- Dec. 30, 2012: Corey James Administration, the People Sav- three more start their own SAFE Sept. 14, 2012: Scott D. Cal- Nov. 23, 2012: Leslee Ann Cun- hicle without a valid, license, fined McCool, unlawful parking in ac- ing People award was presented programs. This year he has helped laghan, speeding, fined $161. ningham, speeding, fined $155. $158. cessible parking, blocking access to Trooper Hileman for his dedi- establish three additional pro- Oct. 6, 2013: Paige Caldwell, Nov. 25, 2012: Mark Alan Cham- Emma Bedolla-Palacio, speed- ramp or aisle, fined $197. cation to the cause of teen driving grams. In total, he has been in- driving while license was cancelled/ bers, liability insurance required, ing, fined $57. Jan. 1, 2013: Brooke Elizabeth safety. Hileman personally es- volved in helping start 11 of the suspended/revoked, deferred adju- fined $398. David D. Birdsall, unlawful park- Coe, speeding, fined $173. tablished the peer-to-peer SAFE 102 SAFE programs in Kansas. dication $298. Nov. 26, 2012: Susan Arlene ing in accessible parking, blocking Jack William Coughlin, speed- (Seatbelts Are For Everyone) The six counties in northwest Nov. 4, 2012: Amber C Gagli- Ault, unlawful parking in accessible access ramp or aisle, fined $167. ing, fined $149. program in 11 high schools across Kansas that participated in the ardo, liability insurance required, parking, blocking access ramp or Xi Cheng, speeding, fined $155. Jan. 3: Scott G. Angelos, speed- Northwest Kansas. program in 2012 experienced an deferred adjudication $498. aisle, fined $167. Dec. 21, 2012: Larry Berchette ing, fined $203. The program is an student-driv- average of 14 percent increase Amy L Curran, speeding, fined Dec. 2, 2012: Brandon Jerome Shelly Angelos, speeding, fined en cooperative effort of students, in teen seatbelt usage and their Brent, speeding, fined $179. $143. Horne, unlawful parking in acces- Rafael Munoz Briones, speeding, $179. educators, law enforcement and compliance rates were 5.7 per- Nov. 11, 2012: Lauren Chantelle sible parking, blocking access ramp Jan. 4: Amber Marie Pyka, un- community leaders to increase cent higher than the state teen fined $149. Hooper, liability insurance required, or aisle, fined $155. Dec. 23, 2012: Ernest Leroy lawful parking in accessible park- teen seatbelt use through positive average. fined $198. Dec. 10, 2012: David Michael ing, blocking access ramp or aisle, rewards and enforcement. It is Trooper Hileman uses his per- Baker, speeding, fined $167. Lauren Chantelle Hooper, per- Boyd, speeding, fined $143. Dec, 24, 2012: Michael J. Day, fined $173. designed to bring awareness to the sonal time to help secure funds mitting unauthorized person to Shawn Phillip Denton, speeding, Angela M. Snow, unlawful park- importance of wearing a seatbelt that supports each SAFE program. speeding, fined $143. drive, fined, $300. fined $383. Dec. 28, 2012: Latia Regina Aus- ing in accessible parking, blocking and therefore reducing the number After each program is established, Nov. 20, 2012: Craig F. Cham- Dec. 14, 2012: Mirelle Nicole access ramp or aisle, fined $149. of motor vehicle related injuries he routinely visits the schools to tin, defective muffler, fined $149. bers, speeding, fined $155. Thomas, unlawful parking in acces- Dec. 29, 2012: Trisha Dawn Dou- and fatalities among Kansas high provide education and support. Nov. 22, 2012: Ali S. Abdulrazak, sible parking, blocking access ramp school students. Motor vehicle Tod has been a trooper with the speeding, fined $181. or aisle, fined $155. crashes are the leading cause of Highway Patrol for 15 years. He Kenneth R. Barrow, speeding, Dec. 18, 2012: Christopher James death for individuals between the and his family live in Hays. fined $248. Corbell, unlawful parking in acces- David Lewis Cox, speeding, sible parking, blocking access ramp disposed due to failure to appear, or aisle, fined $149. corrections $185. Sarah Deloris Clairday, speeding,
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The number of private contrac- tors that helped get Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin to the moon is huge. To name a few, the command and service modules were built by North American Aviation; the lunar module was built by Grumman Aircraft Company; and the launch escape vehicle – which was there to allow the astronauts to abort a launch – was built by Lockheed Propulsion Company. The immense Saturn V rocket that took them there was built jointly by Boeing, North American Aviation, Douglas Aircraft Company and IBM. People often forget the contribution and innovation of these companies to that great achievement. When President John F. Kennedy made his fateful pronouncement that America would land a man on the moon before 1970, the United States had only a few manned missions under its belt. We didn’t know how we were going to get someone to the moon, how to land on it, or how to get them back. It was only through the determination and ingenuity of designers, engineers and hundreds of other experts in both the public and private sectors that we achieved anything. Today we’re in a different situation. The shuttle fleet has been retired. The only operating spacecraft we have is a semi-secret Air Force shuttle. We rely on foreign spacecraft to get to the Interna- Big issues still before Legislature tional Space Station and back. America has fallen behind. But that’s the public sector. In the private sector, American It is great to be back in northwest Kansas ward that as the revenues grow above 2 percent from companies are making huge strides. Companies like SpaceX have after a long winter in Topeka. I will be in all my the previous year, the excess money would be launched successful spacecraft that are even now helping supply counties during the next three weeks attending used to continue to buy down income tax rates. and maintain the space station. different events. cassidy The House plan would allow the state sales tax It seems clear that moving forward is going to require more The two biggest issues – the budget and tax to drop from 6.3 percent to 5.7 percent on July reliance on private companies. This may mean that for us to see plan for next year – have yet to be decided. • state rep. 13, as it was promised under current law. a real Starship Enterprise, it might have to have a Starbucks or a The state has adopted a two-year budget plan. The Senate plan, however, would leave the Microsoft logo on it, but if that’s what it takes, then so be it. The conference committees on budget and tax tax. sales tax at the current 6.3 percent instead of –Kevin Bottrell have to reconcile their different plans into one Taking state dollars away from the North- allowing it to drop by the scheduled 0.6 per- uniform bill. The one constitutional duty of the west Kansas Technical College and Colby cent. The Senate plan would use the additional Legislature is to pass a budget before the ses- Community College hurts our northwest revenue from the sales tax to continue to buy sion ends, and a key component to the budget Kansas economy, reduces programs available down income-tax rates. The governor favors is tax legislation. for our students and raises the cost of going to the Senate plan. In the 120th District, I have not yet met, school. My own belief is that we should slow down talked to or had an e-mail from anyone who The significant difference between the the process until we see evidence of economic feels the state should do away with its income House and Senate tax plans is over how they growth in the state. Letter Policy tax. Most people are concerned about a reduc- treat the state sales tax. The House plan con- The Goodland Star-News encourages and welcomes letters tion in services and an increase in the property tains a 2 percent growth-in-revenue trigger, so from readers. Letters should be typewritten, and must include a telephone number and a signature. Unsigned letters will not be published. Form letters and letters deemed to be of no Congress falls short on national security public interest or considered offensive will be rejected. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and good taste. 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If roots in improving our landscapes. have been circling around in the A traumatic brain injury isn’t and related concerns, and treatment To help homeowners who are container, cut them and spread visible, like a broken leg or the loss and rehabilitation. eager to plant trees, Kansas State them out so they do not continue of a limb. Yet the effects of such an Sellers and Garcia pooled the University horticulturist Ward growing this way inside the hole injury can impact physical, cogni- Support offered information to compile a list of Upham provided 10 tree-planting and become girdling roots later in tive, emotional and behavioral community-based resources and tips. the life of the tree. Remove any functions and bring life and lifestyle No one plans to have an ac- awaiting a response. create a website, including an inter- 1. Select the right tree for the excess soil from the top of the ball changes for the survivor and his or cident or suffer a life-changing • Limit distractions that ham- active map for survivors, families site. TO avoid problems, choose so that the root flare is visible. her family. injury, but it can happen and catch per communications by choos- and caregivers to match their needs trees adapted to your location. 6. Backfill the hole with the A survivor of traumatic brain us unaware – and unprepared. ing a quiet spot, turning off the to resources within their area. Consider whether the tree pro- same soil that was removed. injury may have difficulty com- In developing support materi- television, and setting aside other They also sought grant funding duces nuisance fruit or if there Amendments such as peat moss municating effectively, perform- als for survivors of traumatic electronic devices. to develop an educational program are disease-resistant varieties are likely to do more harm than ing basic life skills, maintaining brain injuries and their families • Provide extra cues, such as and materials called “TBIoptions” available. For example, there are good. Make sure the soil that goes independence – driving can be an and communities, Deb Sellers, making a note of appointments Promoting Knowledge. a number of crabapple varieties back is loosened - no - no clods or issue – or returning to work, said K-State Research and Extension or to-do lists. The educators interviewed 14 that are resistant to apple scab and clumps. Add water as you fill to Deb Sellers, Kansas State Research specialist on adult development • Ask questions as needed, traumatic brain injury survivors, rust diseases. Also consider the ensure good root-to-soil contact and Extension specialist on adult and aging, provides tips to also and provide gentle reminders, families and caregivers and devel- mature size of a tree to be sure you and prevent air pockets. There is development and aging. support recovery and rehabili- if needed. oped fact and tip sheets, available have enough room. Go to www. no need to fertilize at planting. With falls the leading cause of tation in a variety of circum- • Be specific when offering to at K-State Research and Extension hfrr.ksu.edu/p.aspx?tabid=731 Note: Adding organic matter to such brain injuries, Sellers said that stances: help: Can I take you to physical offices and online at www.TBIop- or ask a local nurseryman for the larger area than just the plant- she sees traumatic brain injury as an • Use person-first language, by therapy next Tuesday? tions.ksu.edu and www.aging.ksu. suggestions. ing hole can be beneficial, but emerging issue in the U.S. because speaking about the person rather • Model acceptance. edu. The site includes videos. 2. Keep the tree well watered it must be mixed in thoroughly of its aging population. One out of than an injury or disability. Ex- • Volunteer. The resources are intended to and in a shady location until with the existing soil. However, three older adults ages 65 and older, ample: “I’d like to introduce you Information about supporting promote understanding among planting. When moving the tree, adding amendments to just the is expected to fall within the course to my friend David, who is re- rehabilitation and recovery from the general public and community lift it by the root ball or pot and planting hole in heavy soil cre- of a year, she said. covering from a traumatic brain a traumatic brain injury or other members, and encompass three key not by the trunk. ates a “pot” effect that can fill Children also can be vulnerable, injury,” rather than “Meet David, accident or illness is available at topics: 3. Before planting, remove all with water and drown your new and so can teens, who tend to engage a brain-injured person.” www.TBIoptions.ksu.edu and • Create change through knowl- wires, labels, cords or anything tree. in more risky behaviors, said Sell- • Be respectful. Speak in a www.ksu.edu/aging. edge about traumatic brain injury. else tied to the plant. If left on, 7. Don’t cut back the branches ers, who cited examples such as natural tone, and be patient when • Create positive differences for they may eventually girdle the of a tree after planting except playground, sports, bicycle, auto people who experience traumatic branch to which they are at- those that are rubbing or dam- and farm accidents. she added, because it has an external of Family Studies and Human Ser- brain injury. tached. aged. The leaf buds release a Injuries from improvised explo- cause, such as a bump, jolt or blow to vices at Kansas State University, to • Create a supportive community 4. Dig a proper hole. Make hormone that encourages root sive devices also have become the the head or penetrating injury. apply for grant funding. The result for people who experience trau- it deep enough so that the tree growth. If the tree is cut back, ‘signature’ injury resulting from Rehabilitation and recovery vary is a resource guide named “TBIop- matic brain injury. sits slightly above nursery level. the reduced number of leaf buds conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, because no two injuries are alike, tions.” For survivors, the ultimate goal Plant the tree on solid ground, results in less hormone released she said. she said. With funding from Kansas’ So- can be returning to work, said Sell- not fill dirt. In other words, don’t and therefore fewer roots being Sellers said the Brain Injury As- Most who experience the injury cial and Rehabilitation Services and ers, who noted that rehabilitation dig the hole too deep and then formed. sociation of America defines a trau- are unfamiliar with it and often at a the help of K-State Research and can be a slow process, but one worth add soil back to the hole before 8. Water the tree thoroughly matic brain injury as an alteration loss to know how to locate resources Extension agents across the state, working on – and supporting. placing the tree. The root flare once a week for the first season if in brain function or other evidence for rehabilitation and recovery. the two worked with 28 communi- More information about the proj- (point where trunk and roots there is insufficient rainfall. of brain pathology caused by an Sellers teamed with Jane Mertz ties which helped identify medical ect is available at: www.joe.org/ meet) should be visible. If it isn’t, 9. Mulch around the tree. external force. Garcia, professor and speech lan- and community-based support joe/2012april/iw4.php. It is different than a stroke or other guage pathologist, communication services in four categories: com- remove enough soil or media so Mulch should be two to four types of internal injury to the brain, sciences and disorders in the School munity support; financial; health that it is. The width of the plant- inches deep and cover an area ing hole is important. It should two or three times the diameter be tree times the width of the of of the root ball. Mulching reduces the root ball. Loosening the soil competition from other plants, outside the hole so it is five times conserves moisture and keeps the diameter of the root ball will soil temperature closer to what allow the tree to spread its roots the plants’ roots prefer. Visit our Facebook page faster. 10. Stake only when necessary. 5. Remove all containers from Trees will establish more quickly the root ball. Cut away plastic and and grow faster if they are not peat pots; roll burlap and wire staked. However, larger trees The Goodland Star News baskets back into the hole, cut- or those in windy locations may ting as much of the excess away need to be staked the first year. as possible. If you can remove
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The Goodland Rotary Club met of his trip to China last fall with a has a very busy economy with group spent a total of a week on the Bankruptcies as; aka: also known as. for their regular weekly meeting delegation of Kansas Agriculture a constant amount of building Korean and China tour. Cases filed in the U.S. District Goodland at noon on Friday, April 5, in the business and production leaders. construction going on all over the After the weekly drawing, won Bankruptcy Court, 167 United Cotten, Robert Lee, Sandra Lee meeting room at Northwest Kansas Linin noted that the delegation country, and many more people by Royal Reid, President Sander- States Courthouse, 401 N. Mar- Cotten, liabilities $20,179, assets Technical College. first stopped in Seoul, South Korea, needing to work. son declared the Rotary meeting ket Street, Wichita. Definitions: $137,286. Club President Jenifer Sanderson with tours of agriculture production As in Korea, the Kansas delega- adjourned. Chapter 7, liquidation, business or Hoss, Clayton Charles, Kandee welcomed the Rotarians back after and meetings with officials there. tion toured a variety of agricultural The next regular weekly meeting personal; Chapter 11, business reor- Kay Hoss, aka Kandee Raile, li- the Easter break. Sanderson re- He noted that he was surprised interests including a beef packing of the Goodland Rotary Club was at ganization; Chapter 12, farmer re- abilities $92,012, assets $72,936, minded the club of some upcoming at what a clean, modern city Seoul plant and corn fields. noon on Friday April 12, at Shiraz. organization; Chapter 13, personal Chapter 13. events, including the annual Rotary was, with all the amenities of any Linin said that he was impressed Visitors, and those interested in reorganization. Dba: doing business District Conference in early May, American city. by the cleanliness of the Chinese joining Rotary are always welcome and the Run For The Wall breakfast In contrast, the delegation’s next packing plants. to attend. that the club produces each year. stop, Beijing, China, with some He noted that Chinese producers Marty Melia, Club Reporter Get your garage sale listed Sanderson then turned the meet- twenty million people, wasn’t as and industry have less regulations ing over to the Rotarian of the day, clean and contemporary as the Ko- to abide by compared to American in our paper Brian Linin. rean cities were. agriculture. Linin gave a slide presentation Linin noted though, that China Linin and the Kansas agriculture 899-2338 public notice IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF All creditors are notified to NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE STATE OF KANSAS TO You are hereby required to SHERMAN COUNTY, exhibit their demands against PETITION FOR FINAL SET- VIGNERY & MASON L.L.C. ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: file your written defenses to the KANSAS the Estate within the latter of TLEMENT 214 E 10th, P.O. Box 767 Petition on or before the 8th day four months from the date of Goodland, Ks 67735 You are hereby notified that of May, 2013, at 10:00 o’clock In the Matter of the Estate of first publication of notice under THE STATE OF KANSAS TO Telephone: 785-890-6522 on the 9th day of April, 2013, A.M., on said day, in said Court, RAYMOND F. BOLL a/k/a K.S.A. 59-2236 and amend- ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: Attorneys for Petitioner a Petition has been filed in this in the City of Goodland, in Sher- RAYMOND BOLL, ments thereto, or if the identity You are hereby notified that on court by Carole Lee Murray, man County, at which time and Deceased of the creditor is known or rea- the 5th day of April, 2013, a Peti- Published in The Goodland duly appointed, qualified, and place said cause will be heard. sonably ascertainable, 30 days tion has been filed in this court Star-News, Tuesday, April 9, 16 acting Executor of the Estate of Should you fail therein, judg- Case No. 2013-PR-08 after actual notice was given by Loren L Bahe, duly appointed, and 23, 2013. Pauline M Stephens, deceased, ment and decree will be entered A Proceeding Pursuant to as provided by law, and if their qualified, and acting Executor of requesting that petitioner’s acts in due course and upon said K.S.A. Chapter 59 demands are not thus exhibited, the Estate of Tamara J Bahe, be approved, account be settled petition. they shall be forever barred. deceased, requesting that pe- IN THE DISTRICT COURT and allowed; the heirs be de- NOTICE OF HEARING AND titioner’s acts be approved, OF SHERMAN COUNTY, termined; the will be construed Carole Lee Murray, NOTICE TO CREDITORS /s/ Laverne W. Boll account be settled and allowed; KANSAS and the estate be assigned to Executor the heirs be determined; the will FILED PURSUANT TO the persons entitled thereto; the THE STATE OF KANSAS Laverne W. Boll, Petitioner be construed and the estate CHAPTER 59 OF THE court find the balances request- VIGNERY & MASON L.L.C. TO ALL PERSONS CON- be assigned to the persons KANSAS STATUTES ed for executor and attorney 214 E. 10th , P.O. Box 767 CERNED: BERENS LAW FIRM, LTD. entitled thereto; the court find ANNOTATED fees and expenses are reason- Goodland, Kansas 67735 Kevin N. Berens, #19304 the balances requested for able and should be allowed; Telephone: 785-890-6588 You are notified that on April 107 E. Washington executor and attorney fees and In The Matter of the Estate of the costs be determined and Attorneys for Petitioner 4, 2013, a petition was filed in P.O. Box 712 expenses are reasonable and PAULINE M STEPHENS, ordered paid; the administra- this Court by Laverne W. Boll, St. Francis, Kansas 67756 should be allowed; the costs be Deceased tion of the estate be closed; and Published in The Goodland an heir, devisee and legatee, (785) 332-2275 determined and ordered paid; upon the filing of receipts the Star-News, Tuesday, April 16, and executor named in the “Last [email protected] the administration of the estate No. 10 PR 12 petitioner be finally discharged 23 and 30, 2013. Will and Testament of Raymond Attorney for Petitioner be closed; and upon the filing of as the Executor of the Estate of F. Boll a/k/a Raymond Boll,” receipts the petitioner be finally NOTICE OF HEARING ON Pauline M Stephens, deceased deceased, dated February 14, Published in The Goodland discharged as the Executor of PETITION FOR FINAL SET- and the petitioner be released 2013, requesting the will filed Star-News, Tuesday, April, 9. 16 the Estate of Tamara J Bahe, TLEMENT from further liability. with the petition be admitted to and 23, 2013 deceased and the petitioner probate and record; petitioner from further liability. be appointed as executor, with- out bond; petitioner be granted You are hereby required to file Letters Testamentary. IN THE DISTRICT COURT your written defenses to the Pe- CITY OF GOODLAND OF SHERMAN COUNTY, tition on or before the 30th day You are required to file your KANSAS of April, 2013, at 10:00 o’clock TREASURER’S FINANCIAL STATEMENT written defenses to the petition FILED PURSUANT TO A.M. On said day, in said Court, on or before May 7, 2013, at CHAPTER 59 OF THE in the City of Goodland, in Sher- Goodland, Kansas 10:00 a.m. in the District Court, KANSAS STATUTES man County, at which time and Goodland, Sherman County, ANNOTATED place said cause will be heard. For the period from January 1, 2013 to March 31, 2013 Kansas, at which time and place Should you fail therein, judg- the cause will be heard. Should In the Matter of the Estate of ment and decree will be entered PREVIOUS CURRENT you fail to file your written de- TAMARA J BAHE, in due course and upon said FUNDS BALANCE RECEIPT DISBURSEMENT BALANCE fenses, judgment and decree Deceased petition. will be entered in due course Special Highway 82,168.02 28,216.64 0.00 110,384.66 upon the petition. No. 11 PR 38 Loren L Bahe, Self Insurance 50,417.20 7.33 12,345.75 38,078.78 Executor Airport Fund 205,943.05 25,529.33 4,666.62 226,805.76 General Operating 881,571.62 756,051.01 627,834.96 1,009,787.67 Bond & Interest 39,483.87 179,437.36 24,299.38 194,621.85 Library 0.00 91,121.84 82,680.14 8,441.70 PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS Sales Tax 2,390.53 64,059.92 65,509.11 941.34 Electric Utility 3,386,764.03 1,878,131.96 1,906,384.36 3,358,511.63 Mun. Ct. Div. Fees 22,206.61 868.97 0.00 23,075.58 Law Enforcement 18,022.00 2.10 0.00 18,024.10 OF 2013 GRADUATES Electric Meter Deposit 127,174.16 5,100.00 4,750.00 127,524.16 Water Utility 714,968.16 212,424.29 207,261.05 720,131.40 Goodland High School; Brewster High School; Goodland Learning Center Water Service Deposit 73,654.00 4,350.00 2,950.00 75,054.00 As we plan our annual Graduation section, we would like to include parents or Sewer Utility 328,864.90 87,777.34 76,940.76 339,701.48 Special Park & Rec. 42,644.26 2,286.99 0.00 44,931.25 grandparents in the process by o ering you a special ad in this section. Vehicle Ins.(VIN) 28,051.84 3,142.85 8,779.71 22,414.98 Grant Imp Res. Fund 500,981.37 114,234.38 31,629.94 583,585.81 Street Imp Project 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Put it in their scrapbook, send it o to family, but let that graduate know how Solid Waste 45,726.62 105,478.58 70,233.19 80,972.01 proud you are of them! Place a baby picture or favorite childhood picture or a Fire Equipment 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 current picture if you like. Include a short note to your graduate. ey are only Airport Improvement 0.00 46,666.12 46,666.12 0.00 CDBG Grant 0.87 0.00 6,400.00 -6,399.13 a High School graduate once! Capital Imp. Reserve 1,082,976.04 200,386.55 104,075.12 1,179,287.47 Insurance Proceeds 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Employee Benefit 408,038.59 171,862.13 166,887.09 413,013.63 If you have a 2013 Graduate in the family and would like to honor Library Emp. Benefit 0.00 18,722.75 17,081.45 1,641.30 State Water Fund 3,977.55 1,546.40 2,659.97 2,863.98 them, call Kayla or Angela today for more information. Our of- Cemetery-Perp. Care 82,500.00 0.00 0.00 82,500.00 ce number is (785) 899-2338. Cemetery Endow. 114,500.79 2,200.00 0.00 116,700.79 Cemetery Improv. 102,500.42 793.15 0.00 103,293.57 Economic Develop. 112,875.27 81,425.72 27,196.81 167,104.18 Spaces available: Electric Reserve 1,277,483.13 91,427.23 0.00 1,368,910.36 1/16th display ad (2.5317 in. wide x 2.812 in. tall)=$25.00 (TEXT ONLY) Water Reserve 56,444.05 11.22 0.00 56,455.27 Water Sys. Imp. Proj. 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1/8th display ad (5.188 in. wide x 2.812 in. tall)=$50.00 (PICTURES & TEXT) Efficiency Ks Proj 0.00 534.69 534.69 0.00 •• ADS ARE DUE BY APRIL 26, 2013 AT 12 P.M. MT) •• Sewer Reserve 882,841.05 15,131.97 0.00 897,973.02 M.E.R.F. 1,474,143.14 97,991.07 221,267.63 1,350,866.58
Your name: ______Total 12,149,313.14 4,286,919.89 3,719,033.85 12,717,199.18 Address: ______
City/State/Zip: ______PREVIOUS CURRENT Phone number: ______AVAILABLE CASH BALANCE BALANCE Cashier’s Change 2,000.00 2,000.00 Relationship to Graduate: ______Checking Accounts: BANKWEST 1,167,740.57 1,038,526.61 Graduates name: ______Investments 10,979,572.57 11,676,672.57 School: ______Total Available Cash 12,149,313.14 12,717,199.18
Desired ad size: $25.00 1/16th $50.00 1/8 (Ads must be prepaid) LIABILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS (TEXT ONLY) (UP TO 2 PICTURES INCLUDED) Note to graduate: ______ST OF KS PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY LOAN 1,080,518.91
______GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, SERIES 2007 500,000.00 ______GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, SERIES 2013 1,935,000.00 TOTAL 3,515,518.91 * If you included pictures and would like them back, you may either stop by our offi ce and pick Mail payment and/or picture(s) to: them up, or include a self-addressed stamped enve- I, Janeil Dilling, do hereby certify that the above statement is correct. lope, and we can mail the pictures back to you. City Treasurer ** Email address: [email protected] Signature You may use this email address to send pictures to 1205 Main Ave. Title us. A proof of ad will be sent back if so desired. 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Each The crossword puzzle brought to you by: number can appear only once in each row, column and box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers will appear by using the numeric clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers you name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzle! 1205 Main, Goodland, Kan. 67735 (785) 899-2338 star-news 10 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, April 16, 2013 sports Cowboys get rained out at home Friday By Pat Schiefen fly right over second base and was safe at Avila struck out and Hendrich got out when Avila was next and walked, was caught in The Goodland Star-News first. He then stole second and third. Center he was tagged at first. run down but made it safely to second on an Despite the game being called on account fielder Kyler Amothor struck out, then Gun- In the top of the third the first three batters error by Ulysses. He then advanced to third of rain, the Goodland High School baseball ner Helton hit a double to center field, earn- were out. In the bottom of the third it was and when Hendrich hit to center. Hendrich team beat Ulysses 5-3 at home Friday. The ing an RBI when Hendrich scored. Taylen beginning to sprinkle. Amthor led off the was thrown out on a fielder’s choice, but game went five innings. Smith was next and he hit a pop up in center batting and walked. He stole second and drove Avila in to make it 5-0. Amthor hit The Cowboys came into the scheduled field that went near the fence for a double, third and scored when Kelby Smith batted a ball to short stop but was safe at first. doubleheader against Ulysses with a 3-3 scoring Helton to make it 2-0. Smith got him in later. Helton was out on a fly ball Helton’s fly was caught in center field to record, having won their last two games over to third on a pitching error, but missed caught by the Ulysses center fielder. Taylen end the inning. with Wray. They improved to 4-3. Next a chance to run for home. He got out on a Smith hit a single. Kelby Smith was out at In the top of the fifth the first two Ulysses action for the Cowboys is at 3 p.m. today fielder’s choice when Kelby Smith hit right first but picked up an RBI. Gastineau was batters scored to make it 5-2. Smith picked at Colby. to the pitcher. Left fielder Tyler Gastineau thrown out at first to end the inning. The up two strikeouts, but another runner scored Taylen Smith pitched for the Cowboys. struck out to end the inning. Cowboys led 3-0. on a wild pitch to make it 5-3. Smith struck In the top half of the first inning, the lead- In the top of the second, Ulysses’ first two The first batter for Ulysses at the top of out one more to get out of the inning. In the off batter for Ulysses hit a single to left batters struck out. The Tigers got runners on the fourth hit a line drive to first for the out. bottom of the fifth, Goodland left a runner field. After Smith threw two strikeouts, first and third, but Smith got a strikeout to Helton caught the pop fly and the last batter on second when the game was called during the runner tried to advance to third but was get out of the inning with no damage done. struck out. Kelby Smith’s turn at bat. Enough innings Luke Avila took a swing during Good- tagged out. John Peden walked to open the bottom half In the bottom of the fourth Peden struck had been played for a full game, giving land’s game against Ulysses Friday. The lead-off batter for Goodland was of the second. Cy Paxton got out when his out. Paxton walked to first, stole second, Goodland a 5-3 win. Photo by Pat Schiefen first baseman John Hendrich, who hit a pop fly ball was caught by the pitcher, Luke went to third on a wild pitch and scored. The Goodland Star-News Softball team goes 2-2 on road trip to Garden City and Ulysses The Goodland High School soft- The Cowgirls were unable to seventh, and they got things started retired by a strikeout. Siruta was ball team lost a pair of road games score in the top of the fifth, but the with a leadoff triple to center field. also struck out, but DeLaRosa got a to the Garden City Lady Buffs on a Lady Buffs tied the game up at 7-7 The Lady Buffs tied the game 9-9 base hit to end the streak, but Phil- windy Thursday. in the bottom half of the inning. Gar- and got the winning run to third with lips struck out to end the inning. The Cowgirls hung on in game den City held the Cowgirls score- one out. A base hit won the game for In the bottom of the third, Garden one, taking the lead several times, less again in the top of the sixth. Garden City 10-9. City scored another three runs, one including the seventh inning, but In the bottom of the sixth, Garden The Cowgirls couldn’t find their earned, two on errors. They would the Lady Buffs pulled ahead to win City took an 8-7 lead on a base hit. rhythm in game two, which began score two more runs in the bottom 10-9. In game two, the Cowgirls DeLaRosa threw a strikeout to get with eight straight strikeouts for of the fourth to make it 7-0. were shut out 10-0. the Cowgirls out of the inning. Garden City. The Lady Buffs took The Cowgirls were retired in With the losses, the Cowgirls fell In the top of the seventh, Hernan- a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first order again in the top of the fifth, to 5-3 so far this season. They swept dez got aboard on an error. Amber on a pair of unearned runs. In the while Garden City increased their Ulysses on the road Friday, improv- Smith struck out, then Siruta hit a fly top of the second, White, Cochran lead to 9-0 in the bottom half of the ing to 7-3. They were scheduled to ball that fell in between the Garden and Hernandez struck out. The inning. The Cowgirls fell in order, play Colby at home Monday. Next City outfielders. DeLaRosa ground- Cowgirls were able to hold Garden making 15 total strikeouts for the action will be 3 p.m. (Mountain ed out, but both runners advanced. City scoreless in the bottom half of Lady Buffs, who scored their final Time) on Friday at Lakin. Phillips hit a double, driving in the inning. run in the bottom of the sixth, ending In game one Cowgirls scored Hernandez and Siruta to give the In the top of the third, Smith be- the game at 10-0 due to the 10-after- four runs in the top of the first, the Cowgirls back the lead 9-8. Bauman came the seventh straight Cowgirl five run rule. last coming off a Megan Siruta base flied out to end the inning. hit. In the bottom of the first, Garden Garden City had one more shot to City scored two runs on a double. Pitcher Stephani DeLaRosa, seen here in action against Scott City tie or go ahead in the bottom of the Another run scored on a base hit to earlier this season, picked up several crucial strikeouts against left field to make it 4-3. Garden City, but the Cowgirls couldn’t overcome the Lady Buffs, Enjoy a night at the movies! In the top of second Paige Phil- losing both games of the doubleheader Thursday. Sherman lips walked, then Lindsay Bauman Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News www.goodlandnet.com/movies 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 hit a line drive that was missed by Tonight 7 PM the Garden City outfielder. Bauman the top of the third. In the bottom of ballgame in the bottom of the fourth. got to second and Phillips to third. the inning, the Lady Buffs got the One run scored to make it 7-6. Oz the Great & Powerful 3D (PG) Gabby Rangel got a base hit to drive tying run to third on a sacrifice bunt, Starts Friday 7 PM: Jack the Giant Slayer 3D (PG-13) in Phillips. Briana White got a base but she was left stranded. hit to drive in Bauman to make In the top of the fourth, Phillips it 6-3. Hope Cochran struck out, walked and got over to second. Bau- then Miranda Hernandez hit into a man and Rangel got out, then White IN CONCERT double play. hit a single, advancing Phillips to In the bottom half of the inning, third. Phillips then scored on an er- the Lady Buffs got runners on first ror by the Lady Buff’s shortstop to and third. One runner came home on make it 7-5. Cochran got to first on a passed ball to make it 6-4. Another the play. Hernandez grounded out scored on a second passed ball to to end the inning. make it 6-5. Stephani DeLaRosa picked up The Cowgirls got out in order in her third and fourth strikeouts of the
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