Vol. 115, No. 49 $1 THETHE NORTONNORTON TTELEGRAMELEGRAM WEBSITE: nwkansas.com 10 PAGES Wednesday A visit to see Santa... December 2, 2020 Briefly Winter sports a go, no spectators allowed
The Basketball Tourney that is to take place in Goodland on Dec, 10,11 and 12 will still happen except that no spectators will be allowed. EES Virtual Book Fair is under way
The Eisenhower Elementary School Book Fair will be virtual this year. It started Nov. 30 and runs thru Dec. 13. Several families went to Santa Land in downtown Norton this past A happy Elf would then escort the visitors across the street over to Orders can be placed at http://www. Friday. It all started at the Heaton Building where the Norton Area Santa Land to see Santa and his house. A family is seen here during scholastic.com/bf/eisenhowerelemen- Chamber of Commerce had hot chocolate and cookies for everyone. their visit to Santa. taryschool7 Contact Jane Burton at the Then, the kids could pick up a letter and fill it out to be sent to Santa. –Telegram photo by Dana Paxton school with questions. Profits will be used to purchase books for the school library and make great Christmas gifts. Telegram special KSHSAA discusses winter sports subscription offer The KSHSAA Board of Directors board took action to extend the mora- be worn while at the event venue and a maximum of 18 events and no more From now until January 31, (BOD) met in a virtual format with all torium on practice and competition for the duration of the event. The only than 30 competitions points, exclusive subscribers to the Norton Telegram 78 members in attendance last Tuesday through Jan. 3. Practice may begin on exception is provided for athletes dur- of the postseason. may receive $10 off the price of their to discuss several items pertaining to Jan. 4 and competition may resume on ing the time they are competing and for · Bowling may have a maximum of existing or new one-year subscription the winter activity season. The BOD Jan. 8. This action was taken for high officials during active play. 10 competitions, exclusive of the post- if they renew during the months of voted in favor to begin the winter ac- schools and middle schools. Other items resulting from the season. December or January. tivity competition season Dec. 1 and The BOD also took action resulting KSHSAA Board of Directors Meeting: By KSHSAA Board of Directors continue through Dec. 22 before taking in the requirement for all participants · Basketball may have a maximum of adoption, no spectators will be permit- a winter moratorium for practice and (including but not limited to athletes, 20 games, exclusive of the postseason. ted for high school and middle school Telegram Coloring competition (no practice and no com- coaches, officials, spectators, support · Swimming and Diving may have a contests, Dec. 1 through Jan. 28th, petition) beginning Dec. 23. staff and all others attending/participat- maximum of 10 competitions, exclu- 2021. Contest underway The winter moratorium usually runs ing in school activities) to wear a face sive of the state meet. Complete minutes of the meeting from Dec. 23 to Dec. 27 however, the covering in the manner it is intended to · Boys and Girls Wrestling may have will be released at a later date. The annual Christmas Coloring Contest, sponsored by the Norton Telegram and area businesses, is now underway. Blank coloring contest designs may be picked up at the Norton Helping local families in need during the holidays Telegram office or the Almena Market in Almena and should be returned to By LISA HERMAN North Bank, The Bank, The Nest, This- It’s quite easy to participate! First, tape the tag on the purchased items. either location no later than 4:30 p.m. [email protected] tle, and the United Northwest Federal take a gift tag off an Angel Tree and sign Finally, return the gifts to the location next Wednesday, December 9. Judging This holiday season, the Norton Li- Credit Union. There is also an Angel your name on the list by the number(s) where you took the tag off the Angel will take place on Friday, December 11 ons Club and Norton Area Chamber of Tree at the Norton County Hospital but you are taking. This is done so if some- Tree. Please return gifts by Wednesday, and winners announced December 16. Commerce are working in cooperation it is not a public tree; 50 angels were thing happens, a requested gift can still December 9 or earlier. with each other to make Christmas a placed on the hospital’s tree. be purchased for the child on your tag. For those wishing to make a mon- little brighter for local families in need. Angel Tree Tags are numbered to Next, pick out and purchase your gift, etary gift, you can make a check out The Angel Tree Project provides a keep names anonymous to the pub- wrap it, and then attach the tag to the to the Lions Club and gift items will Markets way to allow donors to purchase cloth- lic and each tag is labeled with the package. If you purchase more than be purchased. Cash donation collection ing and gifts for specific children, with recipient’s age, gender, clothing size one requested item on the tag, you can boxes have also been placed in area Monday, November 30, 2020 both the donor and the recipient re- measurements, and special requests. make a copy of the tag and put it on businesses or you can give your mon- Wheat ...... $4.96 maining anonymous. This holiday sea- Donors do not have to purchase every- those additional presents as well, or etary donation to the tellers at the First Milo ...... $5.00 son, Angel Trees and Tags have been thing on the tag. The suggested sizes tape a note on the additional packages State Bank. Soybeans ...... $10.84 placed at the following locations: Eq- simply assist a donor when he or she with the tag number on them. If you do Corn ...... $4.10 uity Bank, First State Bank, Solutions is selecting a gift, or gifts, of clothing. not want to wrap the package, simply Markets Courtesy of Norton Ag Valley Co-Op Weather Moms4Kids to host a Gift Wrap fundraiser again this year Wednesday - A 20 percent chance of By LISA HERMAN Christmas gift items to the Heaton About Moms4Kids Courthouse lawn. To raise money for snow. Mostly cloudy with a high near 36. [email protected] Building, located at 112 South State Moms4Kids, most recently known in the Easter Egg Hunt, the group hosts Breezy with a north wind 15 to 20 mph. Moms4Kids, a group of local moth- Street, where Moms4Kids will wrap past years as the Norton Child Study an Annual Dodgeball Tournament. In Wednesday Night - A 20 percent chance ers whose wish is to see children thrive your presents for you. The wrapping Club, is a fun, relaxed group of local recent years, the tournament gained so of snow. Mostly cloudy with a low around in our community, will be hosting a paper, ribbons, and gift boxes are in- mothers who are dedicated to ensur- much popularity an adult division was 19. Thursday - A 20 percent chance of Gift Wrap Service fundraising event cluded. Unwrapped gifts may be ing the success of future generations. added. The organization also volun- snow before noon. Partly sunny with a this Tuesday, December 1 and next dropped off but must be picked up pri- The group gathers once a month dur- teers every year at the Norton County high near 37. Thursday Night - Mostly Sunday, December 13 with a gift wrap- or to closing time. No delivery services ing the school year to promote youth Fair’s Home-Owned Carnival and clear with a low around 16. Friday - Sunny ping station located inside the Heaton are available. in our community and promote better helps operate the bouncy houses at with a high near 47. Friday Night - Mostly Building. If you’re a person who loves The gift wrapping station will be parenting. The organization’s biggest the Lenora Jubilee, in addition to par- clear with a low around 21. Saturday Christmas but dreads wrapping gifts, open from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, community service project is the An- ticipating and helping out with various - Sunny with a high near 52. Saturday Moms4Kids has a great solution! December 1 and from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. nual Easter Egg Hunt, which is held other events. Night - Mostly clear with a low around For a freewill donation, bring your on Sunday, December 13. each spring on the Norton County 23. Sunday - Sunny with a high near 53. Prayer Chamber announces their annual Window Decorating Contest By LISA HERMAN front entrance door in accordance with to have their window(s) or front en- from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Dear God, help us to value in ourselves [email protected] that year’s theme. trance door decorated by this Friday, For more information about the what matters most to you. Help us to love “It’s a Storybook Christmas” is the There are four categories of compe- December 4. Judges will make their- fi Business Window Decorating Contest, and serve you without reservation. Amen. theme of this year’s Business Window tition this year: Best Large Window, nal selections based on lighting, origi- please contact Donna Liddle, Norton Decorating Contest, which is being Best Small Window, Best Front Door nality, and wow factor. Winners will be Area Chamber of Commerce and Trav- sponsored by the Norton Area Cham- Entrance, and Chamber’s Favorite. For announced on Friday, December 18 at el & Tourism President and CEO, at ber of Commerce. The annual contest all four categories, $100 in Chamber the Mingle Bells Chamber Mixer and 785-877-2501. is held to encourage local businesses Bucks will be awarded to the winner. Open House, which will be held at to creatively decorate their windows or Each participating business is asked Equity Bank, 302 East Holme Street, NORTON AUTO SUPPLY SEE US FOR GREAT . . . — Free Gift Wrapping — 102 N. Second, Norton, Kansas | Phone 785-877-3333 Page 2 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Wednesday, December 2, 2020 Obituaries Expressing gratitude... Ronald J. Shearer August 29, 1943 - November 23, 2020 Ronald Jay Shearer was born his children, Kelly Shearer of August 29, 1943 in Rural Nor- Sunrise Beach, Missouri, Terry ton, Kansas to Merle and El- Shearer of Oxford, Nebraska sie (Douk) Shearer. He passed and Crystal Hagan of Kearney, away on November 23, 2020 Nebraska; sister, Wanda Jackson at the Bryan Medical Center in of Hill City, Kansas; nine grand- Lincoln, Nebraska at the age of children and four great grand- 77. children. Ron grew up in Almena and Graveside services was held was a graduate of Almena High Tuesday, December 1, 2020 at School. On October 27, 1963, the Mt. Hope Cemetery in Alme- he married Judy Ann McMillin na, Kansas. Visitation was Mon- in Norton, KS. Ron worked for day, November 30, 2020 at the the City of Almena, was a parts Enfield Funeral Home, Norton. manager for an implement com- Memorial contributions may be pany and a truck driver. Most made to the Ronald Shearer Me- recently, he handled the mainte- by his parents; wife, Judy in morial Fund. Condolences may nance for Nelson Hog Farms in 2009; sons, Randall and Tracy be left at www.enfieldfh.com Almena. and sisters, Ilene Coomes and Ron was preceded in death Irma Nagy. He is survived by
After learning of the tragic COVID-19 outbreak at the local Andbe Home facility, Linda Christensen Travis Hansen, owner of the Topeka-based Bio-One franchise, and two members of his team made the 10-hour round trip to Norton on November 4 to disinfect and July 17, 1944 - September 29, 2020 sanitize the Andbe Home facility completely free of charge! For Travis, offering the Linda Christensen, 76 left sica (Kyle) Carrier, Goodyear services to our local nursing home at absolutely no cost - a nearly $20,000 value this earth peacefully on Sep- Ariz.; Brett Christensen, Rifle, given the mileage and time it took to disinfect and sanitize, was a way of giving back tember 29th 2020 at her home Colo.; Holly Christensen, Rifle, to the Andbe Home and extending to them his appreciation for the compassionate in Oceanside, CA. She was Colo.; Laney Ferroni, Glendale, care the facility had provided to his grandmother, Lenora Hansen, when she resided born July 17th 1944 in Denver, Ariz.; four great grandchildren, there several years ago. After the Telegram published the detailed story about Bio- Colorado, the daughter of Wil- Dylan, Landon, Jaxon and Ev- One’s incredible gift to our community, the Telegram’s writer shared the story with liam Edward Hake and Ruth elyn, her siblings Bill (Mary) Fern Hake. Linda grew up in Hake, Turner, Mont.; Marvel other media outlets to further help recognize Travis, who is a veteran. Having read Norton, Kansas and graduated Pierce, Tracy, Calif.; John (Sha- the news of how Travis paid it forward to the Norton community in a tremendously from Norton Community High ron) Hake, Olathe, Kan., 12 lov- impactful way, United States Senator, Jerry Moran, called and expressed an interest School in 1962. ing nieces and nephews as well in meeting Travis to thank him and Bio-One for helping the Andbe Home. “His visit In 1964, she married Doug- as many friends. meant a lot and it’s nice to know that we have him to represent all of us here in las Fabricius of Bogue, Kan. Preceding her in death were Kansas,” Travis said. He is pictured here, on the left, posing for a photo with Senator They were blessed with three her parents, her daughter, An- Moran following their visit in Topeka last Tuesday, November 24. children: Nikki, Andrea, and drea Fabricius, two sisters and – Photo Courtesy of Travis Hansen, Bio-One Charles. Through Doug’s work, two brothers in law, Betty (Bill) they lived in England and Del- fle, Colo. where she worked asGearhart, Caroline Donald hi, India. While in India, Linda a school psychologist for the Ri- Hunter, husband Douglas Fabri- The Norton Telegram will General Public Transportation Bus volunteered in Mother Teresa’s fle school district. She met and cius, and husband George Chris- correct or clarify any mistake orphanage. It was here that she married Dr. George Christensen. tensen. or misunderstanding in a Need A Covering all of Norton County and Douglas were able to adopt When George retired, they made Linda adored her children and news story. Please call our for General Public — their son, Charles Fabricius. their second home in Carlsbad, grandchildren. She was always office at 877-3361 to report Not Limited to Senior Citizens Volunteering in the orphanage Calif. in a retirement commu- on a mission to provide gifts and errors. Ride? strengthened Linda’s resolve to nity. Linda spent hours feeding experiences that would excite We believe that news stories In City-Round Trip with work more with children. After her artistic passion with home and thrill them. She was admired Limit of 4 Stops — $2.00 should be fair and factual and In County-Round Trip with decorating, painting and was ac- Call: 785- leaving India, she lived in Mil- for her artistic talent, her sense of appreciate your calling to our Limit of 4 Stops in Town – $10.00 liken, Colo. raising children, tive in the retirement communi- humor, her charm and her ability attention any failure to live up working and attending college. ty. She later moved to a smaller to pull everything together. She to this standard. Operating Hours: Mon.-Fri.: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 877-5352 1st and 3rd Saturdays: 9:00 In 1986 she graduated from the community in Oceanside, Ca- never went anywhere without In the Hometown Heroes University of Northern Colo- lif. and continued her desire to her “parking lot angel”. In her First Come, First Serve – Wheelchair Accessible Special magazine the Norton General Public Funded in part by KDOT Public Transportation Program rado in Greeley with a Master’s stay involved in home design. 76 years she created memories Telegram put out on page 18 degree in Psychology. Early in She and a friend started a small for all those who came in contact it stated that Dana Paxton had Transportation her married life, she took an in- home staging business. with her. Her beautiful life will taken the photo of the Almena terest in learning to paint land- Linda is survived by her three be forever cherished by her fam- Fire Department. This was in- Bus scapes; later children’s portraits children, Nikki (Bryan) Miller, ily, children and grandchildren. correct, Dani Hartwell took •Saturdays: Offering 90 Miles Past County Line became her specialty. Over the Goodyear Ariz.; Charles (Tara Due to Covid, a Celebration the photo and deserves the •Sundays: 8:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. years friends and family became Ferroni) Fabricus, Glendale of Life will be held in Colorado credit for that photo. Sign Up Sheets at Norton Senior Citizens and Community Center the recipients of her amazing art Ariz.; Chris (Dayle) Chris- in the Spring. She will be laid to work. tensen, Rifle, Colo.; four- grandrest near her daughter Andrea In 1994, Linda moved to Ri- children, her pride and joy, Jes- and her husband George. Ralph Jay Brooks April 3, 1926 - November 22, 2020 Ralph Jay Brooks, 94, passed Green Valley, Ariz.; four grand- away November 22, 2020 at the children; seven great-grandchil- Sheridan County Health Com- dren, two great-great-grandchil- plex in Hoxie, Kansas. He was dren and many beloved in-laws. born on April 3, 1926 on the He was preceded in death by family farm in Clayton, Kansas his parents; wife; brother, Brad- to Van W. and Thelma (Foust) ley; and three sisters-in-law. Brooks. Ralph married Lea Cremation has been chosen. Rae Branscomb April 29, 1944. A public visitation was held at They were married for 59 years Mickey-Leopold Funeral Home, and made their home in Clayton, in Hoxie, Kan., on Friday, No- Kansas where Ralph was a farm- vember 27, 2020 from 1:00 p.m. er and rancher. He served in the to 6:00 P.M. A private family United States Army as a Radio/ service was held on Saturday, Radar Technician from May of November 28, at the Funeral 1944 until May of 1946 and was Home. Following the service, a proud veteran of World War II. inurnment and military rites Ralph was an avid KU Bas- of Clayton, Kan.; daughters, took place at the Clayton Cem- ketball Fan. He loved country Carolyn “Jo” Walker and hus- etery, Clayton, Kan. Memorials music and played the harmonica band Dennis of Clayton, Kan., are suggested to the Sheridan since childhood. and Janet Guerrero and husband County Health Complex Long Ralph is survived by his son, John of Salina, Kan.; brother, Term Care Unit or the Clayton Don Brooks and wife Barbara Vern Brooks and wife Martha of Cemetery. Newspaper Deadlines MOVIES AT THE Norton Theatre
THE NORTON TELEGRAM It’s premier movie time this week at the Norton Theatre. Play- ing across the country and at the Norton Theatre will be The Croods 2: A New Age, rated PG, 1 hour, 45 minutes long. Also showing is the original Frozen, rated PG, 1 hour, 53 minutes MONDAY DEADLINE: long. Thursday, Noon Ticket prices will be $8.00 for adults and $7.00 for kids for WEDNESDAY DEADLINE: The Croods, no discount tickets. For Frozen ticket prices will be $5.00 every day for everyone. Friday, Noon Movies will show Friday and Saturday at 8:00 p.m.; Sunday ADVOCATE DEADLINE: at 5:00 p.m. and Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday at 7:00 Thursday, Noon p.m. VISIT OUR WEBSITE: NORTON THEATRE.COM Call 785-877-3361 or Email Dana at This ad is brought to you by The Norton Telegram [email protected] “Assistive Listening, Audio Description and Closed Captioning Devices Available.” Wednesday, December 2, 2020 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Page 3 School menu Kindness Award Winner...
Eisenhower Lunch fast: Hot ham slice, hashbrowns, Lunch: Walking taco, refried Northern Valley Elementary She is well mannered also and School would like to announce always says please and thank and Breakfast Menus: English muffin, craisins, apple beans, fruit, milk Monday, December 7 – juice, variety of milk; Lunch: Chef Salad offered every day that Kindness is all around us you. The nominating teacher Breakfast: Whole wheat bagel, BBQ beef, homemade bun, Salad Bar offered every day and Annika McKinney is the is Mrs. Gebhard, third grade chilled yogurt, pears, grape corn, sweet potato french fries, Northern Valley Menus: Kindness Award winner this teacher. juice, variety of milk; Lunch: pineapple chunks, variety of Monday, December 7 – month. Congratulations Annika, it is Taco crunch, peaches, tossed milk Breakfast: Banana bread, sau- The nominating teacher wonderful to see the kindness salad, chocolate cake, variety of Norton Community sage, juice, yogurt, fruit, cold said, Annika is always very shown by our younger milk High School Menus: cereal assortment; Lunch: Ham- kind and thinking of others. generation. Keep up the good Tuesday, December 8 – Monday, December 7 – Grab burger, bun, potatoes, salad, She is always asking how I am work and keep being a great Breakfast: Sausage breakfast and Go Menu: Cinnamon roll, vegetable, fruit and will take time to say good example of what this world sandwich, fruit cocktail, apple fruit, juice, milk; Lunch: Chick- Tuesday, December 8 – morning. She always seems to needs, kindness! juice, variety of milk; Lunch: en strip sandwich, french fries, Breakfast: Pancakes, syrup, have a smile on her face too. Ham and cheese, homemade fruit, milk eggs, links, juice, fruit, cold bun, creamy coleslaw, pork and Tuesday, December 8 – Grab cereal assortment; Lunch: Lasa- beans, pears, variety of milk and Go Menu: Bagel and cream gna, salad, vegetable, fruit Wednesday, December 9 – cheese, fruit, juice, milk; Lunch: Wednesday, December 9 – School Calendar Breakfast: Star spangled pan- Pizza bar, pasta salad, fruit, milk Breakfast: Ham-n-cheese bis- cake, sausage links, peaches, Wednesday, December 9 – cuit, hashbrowns, juice, fruit, orange juice, variety of milk; Grab and Go Menu: Assorted cold cereal assortment; Lunch: Lunch: Chicken supreme, green cereal bar, gogurt, fruit, juice, Vegetable beef soup, crackers, Norton Community ketball at Russell High School, Thursday, December 3 – Ju- beans, baby carrots, fruit cock- milk; Lunch: Beef tornados, roll, salad, fresh vegetable, fruit Schools Reminder 4:30 p.m. nior High vs Logan/Palco in tail, variety of milk refried beans, black bean corn Thursday, December 10 – Senior High: Wednesday, December 2 – Logan. Bus #17 (Cole) leave Wednesday, December 2 – KAYS Board, 1:58 p.m. at 3:00 p.m.; 4:00 p.m. B-girls; Thursday, December 10 – salsa, fruit, milk Breakfast: Cherry muffin, eggs, FCCLA State Executive Advi- Thursday, December 3 – Bas- 5:00 p.m. B-boys; 6:00 p.m. A- Breakfast: Oatmeal muffin, Thursday, December 10 – juice, fruit, cold cereal assort- whole grain cereal, strawber- Grab and Go Menu: English ment; Lunch: Nachos with sory Council at Hesston; SADD ketball MCEL League Play at girls; 7:00 p.m. A-boys Meeting, 2:23 p.m. Plainville High School, 3:00 Friday, December 4 – No ries, grape juice, variety of muffin with sausage, fruit, juice,ground beef, salad, vegetable, milk; Lunch: Hamburger casse- milk; Lunch: Corn dog, cole- fruit Thursday, December 3 – FC- p.m. School; 6:00 p.m. High School role, mixed veggies, rosy apple- slaw, fruit, milk Milk is served at each meal. CLA State Executive Advisory Friday, December 4 – KAYS Basketball vs Cheylin in Chey- sauce, whole wheat roll, variety Friday, December 11 – Grab Students have the choice of Council at Hesston; Junior Class Hanging of the Greens at Nor- lin of milk and Go Menu: Egg cheese tur- chocolate or white. Officer Meeting, 2:23 p.m. ton Junior High School Cafete- Monday, December 7 – High Friday, December 11 – Break- key burrito, fruit, juice, milk; Friday, December 4 – Staff ria, 2:25 p.m. School Basketball, Purple and Meeting in Music Room, 7:45 Saturday, December 5 – Bas- Gold Tournament at WaKeeney a.m.; Basketball JV and Varsity ketball MCEL League at Plain- Tuesday, December 8 – High at Hoxie High School; 4:00 p.m. ville High School, 9:00 a.m. School Basketball, Purple and Saturday, December 5 – Girls Monday, December 7 – KAY Gold Tournament at WaKeeney Many students still not Basketball C Team at Phillips- Citizenship Week (7-11) Wednesday, December 9 – burg High School, 9:00 a.m.; Tuesday, December 8 – STU- High School Basketball, Purple Wrestling JV Boys and Girls at CO Meeting, 2:28 p.m.; PEP and Gold Tournament at Wa- TMP, Hays, 9:00 a.m.; Wres- Rally at Norton Junior High Keeney tling Boys Varsity at St. Francis School Gym, 3:00 p.m.; Girls Thursday, December 10 – ready for virtual learning High School, 9:30 a.m. Basketball vs Plainville at East High School Basketball, Purple Monday, December 7 – KAY Campus Gym, 5:00 p.m.; Boys and Gold Tournament at Wa- By Patsy L. Maddy current courses and can’t con- Citizenship Week (7-11); JAY Basketball vs Plainville at Stull Keeney; 4:00 p.m. Junior High Twin Creeks Extension District Chasing nect the dots to where they want Singers in Music Room, 2:23 Gym, 5:00 p.m. Basketball vs Thunder Ridge in 4-H Youth Development Agent to get in life. Parents need to p.m.; Scholars Bowl at Colby Eisenhower: Almena. Bus #17 (Cole) leave Traveling in unchartered terri- Clovers reinforce the importance of edu- High School; 4:00 p.m.; KAY Wednesday, December 2 – at 3:10 p.m.; 4:00 p.m. B-girls; tory -- virtual learning -- stu- Patsy cation by asking questions. In Board Meeting, 7:00 p.m.; KAY Staff Meeting, 3:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. B-boys; 6:00 p.m. A- dents unable to interact with Maddy order to reach worthwhile goals Hanging of the Green at Norton Thursday, December 3 – IEP girls; 7:00 p.m. A-boys friends, teachers feeling power- realistically, students must cross Community High School Caf- Day Friday, December 11 – High less related to virtual classroom a bridge called discipline. eteria, 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, December 8 – First School Purple and Gold Tourna- - Tuesday, December 8 – MCL Grade Gingerbread House, 2:00 ment at WaKeeney, No School control, loss of experiencing ed by, edited by, written by and Help them find healthy ac countability from people they Principals Meeting at Hays, p.m. Saturday, December 12 – visual sight of emotions hidden starring me’ respect. Encourage students to 10:00 a.m.; SAC Meeting, 2:23 Northern Valley Reminder: High School Basketball, Purple behind a mask, onset of depres- According to Dr. Tim Elmore, p.m.; FFA Christmas Party, 6:00 Tuesday, December 1 – Vir- and Gold Tournament at Wa- sion associated with the lack of CEO and Founder of Grow- find an individual to hold them accountable to commitments, p.m. tual - FFA Vet Science, Discus- Keeney. personal connections -- and the ing Leaders and Millennial and someone they admire and es- Junior High: sion Meet, Leadership School, list goes on. Generation Z Expert, Olivia teem so they don’t lie about their Tuesday, December 1 – Bas- TBD Youth and adult clubs and or- (Liv) isn’t an unmotivated stu- progress. ganizations have adapted meet- dent. She wins awards and loves Level consequences they ing settings to virtual formats in- going to summer camp, but care about for failure to follow stead of face-to-face gatherings. she’s in anguish over the situa- At times it is easier to simply through. If students are continu- tion in which she finds herself.ally rescued from consequences, send out a Zoom link and stay Like millions of other members Stay on Top of the News! they won’t mature or learn self- in the comfort of our own homes of Generation Z, she’s stuck at management. According to El- instead of getting up and dressed home in front of a computer – in more, maturity occurs when we Do you know what happened in your community last week? to attend a face-to-face event. isolation and turmoil. pay for what we say and do. All virtual format changes will Dr. Elmore feels that one rea- The Norton Telegram keeps you informed, so you always Change your leadership style definitely have some longer-term son virtual classrooms failed from prescriptive to descriptive. know what’s happening in your community!! effects on both our youth and is that students weren’t ready Part of the reason students are adults. After watching a short to manage their own learning. 215 South Kansas Avenue unready to manage their own THETHE NORTONNORTON video entitled “Numb” created Many college students say they Norton, Kansas 67654 lives is that adults (parents and by Olivia, a freshman student still prefer the traditional class- teachers) have prescribed each Phone 785-877-3361 from Toronto, my concern for room setting. According to the our youth has escalated. Please step of the way for them. Allow Email: TTELEGRAMELEGRAM results of a national research the student to describe the step [email protected] take the time to watch this vid- study published in USA Today, he or she must take to reach it. eo that describes what life feels 78% of more than 1,000 students During these uncertain and ever- like for a kid who’s been forced surveyed say that they still pre- changing times, parents need to to learn remotely. It is just over fer to learn in a classroom with be intentional about having con- three minutes in length and no some of the reasons including versations with their children. words are spoken. Watch here the following: This article was adapted from - Numb https://www.youtube. Technical Challenges – Online Tim Elmore’s “Growing Lead- com/watch?v=iSkbd6hRkXo learners are often hindered by ers” Weekly Digest. Contact Notes from Olivia -- ‘This is glitches in technology. Patsy Maddy at your local Ex- just a generalization of the feel- Safety – Virtual learners are ing of isolation, not my personal tension office to find out more frequently exposed to the flawsabout connecting your youth feelings, I for sure haven’t been or dangers of the internet. through our 4-H program. Gen- enjoying quarantine, but some Lack of Interaction – Online eral information can also be have it worse. We have all been learners miss out on face-to-face found on our website at www. going through stuff right now, interaction in class. twincreeks.ksu.edu and ‘Like’ especially with Black Lives Lack of Motivation – Virtual our Facebook page at K-State Matter, my struggles are in no learning lacks the natural incen- Research and Extension Twin way comparable to some things tives of in-person learning. Creeks District. people are going through right Unpreparedness – Remote Kansas State University is now. this is my own experience, learners can become distracted committed to making its ser- some are a whole lot worse than since it feels impersonal. vices, activities and programs mine. I’m just showing what I Dr. Tim Elmore asks the ques- accessible to all participants. If know. This is a mini film, Numbtion: Have we helped students you have special requirements by me. I did this for a school learn how to manage themselves due to a physical, vision, or project but I’m really happy with well? He states that the pan- hearing disability, contact Twin how it came out, so I’m posting demic didn’t cause problems in Creeks Extension District at it here. This took me a combined schools as much as it exposed Norton (785-877-5755), Decatur 3 weeks or so. hope you enjoy! them. Elmore states that when (785-475-8121), Sheridan (785- please feel free to share as much virtual learning is handled well, 675-3268) or Graham (785-421- as you like, just please credit me it makes room for a student to 3411). Kansas State University and M83, the band who made be responsible, to learn self- Agricultural Experiment Station the music. This is a COVID-19 motivation and self-discipline, and Cooperative Extension Ser- youth mental health resource but we haven’t done this on the vice. K-State Research and Ex- hub if you’ve been negatively whole. tension is an equal opportunity affected by isolation. https:// Connect their schoolwork to a provider and employer. jack.org/covid song: my tears goal they value. Many students are becoming a sea - M83 direct- don’t see the relevance of their
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2020 OpinionOpinion PAGE 4 Missing the point A lot of people seem to have missed the point of wearing a mask to slow the spread of the corona virus. They seem to think the government is trying to protect Steve Haynes them from themselves, as it has with seat-belt and motorcycle-helmet laws. That’s just not true. A simple mask reportedly does the wearer little good. Virus riding on liq- uid droplets might sneak in around an ordinary mask. You’d need a medical-grade mask and a topnotch hand-and-face washing program to get any good out of wearing one for yourself. No, the need to wear a mask became apparent after doctors realized that much community spread of this disease could be blamed on people who either haven’t yet gotten ill, or never do. These people, the asymptomatic and pre-symptomatic, can spread the virus for a couple of days to a week to everyone they come in contact with. They have no idea they’re doing this. Neither do their friends, family and acquaintances – until they get sick. And we have no idea how many of these spreaders there are out there, because we haven’t done enough testing to find them all. But if they wear a mask when they’re out shopping, meeting people or just walking around in a crowded area, it will block most of the virus-laden droplets they release when they sneeze, cough or talk. Just a simple cotton mask is good enough for that, even if it won’t work to pro- It’s all about... tect the wearer. It works because it takes more than a few loose droplets to make someone sick. That’s why the standard for “close contact” is 10 minutes or more “It’s all about . . .” How many times itself, is a stressor, but COVID adds the at less than six feet. have we heard someone start a sentence stress of wondering whether to allow So, it’s not about making you wear a mask to protect yourself. It’s about pro- with that phrase? I have heard it a lot, Life is family to see this new, little member tecting everyone else. And as a human being, you should worry about that, right? and I want to utilize it to share the topic of an extended family. And then some Some other claims made by anti-maskers don’t stand up, either. of this column–Change. We have all Good of you who read this have lost a family One is that masks don’t work because a virus particle is microscopic, too small experienced a huge amount of change member. It may have been COVID or it to be caught in the weave of even a multi-layer cotton mask. That might be true, in this year. I see many cartoons and Rita may have been an accident or even nat- but it isn’t the point. It’s not individual virus particles that float around. It’s liquid meme of masks on Facebook, trying to Speer ural causes, but it was a loss, and now droplets expelled by those who are infected, which might bear a dozen or a few describe what the year 2020 has been. the ones close to the one who died are thousand virus particles each. I think we would all agree it has not in-laws (the wife was going through wondering how their lives will change. The virus can’t really go anywhere on it’s own. It hitchhikes on those droplets been one the best years we have expe- cancer treatment. I found “cute” ones As we look into the new year, let us of – OK, we’ll say it – snot and saliva. That not only sounds kinda icky, it is. And rienced. on-line and ordered some. We may hope and pray that the changes will have potentially dangerous. For openers, there has been the CO- have sighed, but both of us got used to some positive side-effects. I have heard Another claim is confusion sewn by government experts at the first of the pan- VID-19 crisis. It started out as a novel wearing masks when we would be out people verbalize wanting things to get demic. They told us to wear a mask, it might help protect us, then not to wear a virus but seemed confined to China. with people. back to “normal.” I don’t have a crystal mask, because it would do us no good. And besides, medical people need all the Then came the day when countries in We had an election, and whether you ball, but I am guessing what develops masks. Europe revealed the virus had struck are pleased with the outcome or disap- will be a “new normal.” Some people But medical people don’t need cheap cotton masks, like those we can wear to there. Then it was diagnosed in the pointed over how it turned out, this will will continue to work from home, at protect those around us. And those working with Covid patients need much better United States. First there were a few bring about more change. President- least part of the time. Jobs will have masks than we can afford. cases, and then more and more un- elect Biden has announced some of his vanished for some, but there will be But if we play it safe and most people around us wear a mask to protect us, til it was declared a pandemic; it was plans to move forward, and it will ob- new–perhaps as yet unidentified–pos- we might just avoid getting the corona virus – also the flu, several colds and spreadingan world-wide. viously be a different kind of presiden- sibilities available. But we must stay unknown virus or two. Our governor asked us to “stay-at- cy than we have had the last four years. hopeful, compassionate and trusting. I That’s what wearing a mask is all about – each of us deciding not to be a spread- home” to protect ourselves, to limit One of my hopes is that we can begin have no reason why the things that hap- er of Covid, or anything else. gatherings, to wear masks. Because coming together as Americans instead pened this year occurred, but I also be- Come on. It’s time to do the right thing and join the bandit crew. Bob was so recently out of the hospi- of relying on the labels of liberal or lieve there was a reason. And heading tal, we did stay in. Others did my gro- conservative, Republican or Democrat. into 2021 with positive feelings will cery shopping and, if I needed some- I would encourage folks to become in- help all of us; sharing your experience thing, I ordered it on-line. The church volved as changes happen. of hope or compassion may be what I attend stopped services for a while. I think I would be safe to say we another individual needs to hear. I per- I found some masks. Our daughter have experienced other changes in our sonally believe if we stay positive, we teaches English to Chinese children lives. Some have had weddings of fam- will be heading up and out of the “pit” over the Internet, and the mother of ily member or are planning a wedding. that this year has seemed to be. Smile, one of her students sent her a package That is a huge change for people, and even if the recipient cannot see all of it of various kinds. There were so many trying to plan a wedding in the time because of your mask. That smile will she shared with Bob and me, our older of COVID puts extra stress on all - in warm you, too. daughter and her family (they work in volved. Some of us have been blessed Letters to the Editor and Thumbs Up: health care) and her husband’s former with a new baby in the family. That, in e-mail [email protected] or write to 215 S. Kansas Ave., Norton Ks. 67654 Just where can we go, if anywhere? There is no charge to render a thumbs up; names of those providing the informa- tion are not used, only the method of transmission. The year is hastening to a close. How moving but for once in my life I did Thumbs Up is meant to honor good deeds or events around town. Thumbs Up quickly we move from giving thanks to not voice an opinion, I rode along en- are reviewed by Telegram staff prior to publication. Thumbs Up comments may “give me more”. Personally it’s going This Too tertaining him with a story about the be denied if they are not meant to honor a positive event or deed. to be a tad hard to top November as I grandsons when I saw it: a nice big was got not only a new-to-me pickup Shall Pass buck. It was standing in the ditch, con- for my everyday driving but also a templating which path to take, or how new-to-us SUV for trips to…….???? Nancy he wanted to die, or something! Who Call Dana for your next ad. 785 - 877- 3361! Hmmm, let me think about that; exact- knows what they think! ly where can we go these days? Hagman I pointed but didn’t get the words out. I had a Ford Ranger. It was old and The deer made his decision. Wham! He decrepit. All last winter the heater did The Hubby ran across Jeff. Jeff has got the grill, the lights, the hood, the a car trailer and was looking for some- OFFICE HOURS: THETHE NORTONNORTON not work. At the first cold snap this fall windshield, the driver’s door, the pas- 8 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. Mon.-Thur. I began gently reminding (may have thing to haul. They made a plan. senger’s door, and even the rear quarter A couple of days later Jeff called, he 8 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Friday interpreted as nagging) the Hubby: panel. He only broke his leg! hit a deer, totaling his truck. Phone: (785) 877-3361 TTELEGRAMELEGRAM “Get the heater fixed, please!” Then The Hubby could not open his door Another day or two passed, I de- Fax: (785) 877-3732 the check engine light came on and the so I got out and assessed the damage. STAFF starter began to grind. As soon as corn cided to do some advance work for our The tire was rubbing on something harvest was over, he got it to the repair church quilting group by myself as I plastic, making a horrible noise, but it E-mail: would not be there the next week. [email protected] Dana Paxton ...... General Manager shop. was drivable. We limped home. Some- Advertising Director I always hated that Ranger. With Remember a couple of weeks ago where in there I forgot about my sore when I concluded: No good deed goes [email protected] harvest over the Hubby had time on back so there is that! ISSN 1063-701X unpunished. 215 S. Kansas Ave., Norton, KS 67654 Lisa Herman ...... Writer his hands; he started shopping on the About the same time my sister, Ra- [email protected] internet, in case the Ranger could not Whatever I did with the quilts result- chel, and Roy hit a deer near Wheeler, ed in extreme back pain. I managed to Published each Wednesday by Haynes Pub- be fixed. He found a Chevy Colorado Kan. She reported that deer did die, af- lishing Co., 215 S. Kansas Ave., Norton, Kan. Scott Sansom ...... Blue Jay Sports in Des Moines, Iowa. The dealer just finish and hobble to our car, a Venza, ter a second car hit it! 67654. Periodicals mail postage paid at Norton, [email protected] listed it, no pictures. When the Hubby which I was driving because the old The Hubby wanted to replace the Kan. 67654. pickup was still in the shop and the new expressed interest, they replied he was Venza even before the crash, so while Postmaster: Send address changes to Norton Vicki Henderson ...... Computer Production one was still at the dealer. I got home Telegram, 1205 Main Goodland Kansas, 67735. the first caller and they would set it our frozen pizza cooked he located a [email protected] and sat down. Supper time came; I did Official newspaper of Norton and Norton aside for us. However it had a minor Kia. The best part for him? It is red! not feel like getting up. I described my County. Member of the Kansas Press Associa- mechanical issue, so they could not get The Hubby loves red! tion, National Newspaper Association, and the us pictures until it was out of the shop. pain to the Hubby assuring him I was Now we are awash in red vehicles; Nebraska Press Association Every day he bothered me about get- probably well enough to get in the car his pickup is red, the Kia is red. If we and ride to Sonic. Nor’West Newspapers ting funds transferred to seal the deal. ever get it; the Colorado will be red! I steadfastly demanded pictures. Final- The Hubby took an alternate route, All set to go somewhere, but between the same road Jeff was on when he to- Dick and Mary Beth Boyd ly we got them. Surprisingly it was a worries about Covid and the deer just taled his truck. I wouldn’t have taken Publishers, 1970-2002 gem: Ruby Red! where would that be? that road, not at dusk when the deer are Now to get it to Kansas! Wednesday, December 2, 2020 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Page 5
Local men arrested Beginning to look like Christmas... on multiple charges
By DANA PAXTON suspect had left the area, the County jail. Cullumber was able [email protected] victim realized that there were to post bond and was released. Three local men involved in several other items missing, in- On Tuesday, Nov. 24, the a burglary and drug related case cluding firearms and tools and Norton County Sheriff’s of- are now under arrest. then contacted the Sheriff’s of- fice deputies were at the same According to a press release fice to respond. residence to do a civil standby from Sheriff Troy Thomson, On Sunday, Nov. 22, a search when they made contact with on Friday, Nov. 20 the Norton warrant was received from the Cullumber which led to a foot County Sheriff’s office received Norton County District Court chase and the deployment of the a call that a subject identifiedfor the property occupied by Taser. Additional Sheriff’s of- as Dalton Vogelgesang was Robbie Wagoner of Lenora. fice units and the Norton Police caught committing a burglary During the search of the prop- Department were dispatched to at a farmstead in Lenora, Kan. erty, several stolen guns, illegal the residence. Cullumber was area. Deputies arrived and were drugs and tools were recovered. then placed under arrest for ag- advised that the suspect was Wagoner and Phillip Rupp of gravated battery of a law en- caught in a shop located on the Lenora and Alex Cullumber of forcement officer, possession of farmstead by the hired hand. Norton were arrested for posses- marijuana, possession of drug The owner of the property ar- sion of a controlled substance, paraphernalia and obstruction rived and Vogelgesang returned possession of stolen property of justice. No court dates were the items that had been taken. and possession of drug para- mentioned in the release. The owner of the property then phernalia. Wagoner and Rupp Gavin Lively, with the Electric Distribution Department for the City of Norton, was released the suspect. After the remain in custody of the Norton caught hanging Christmas decorations last Wednesday morning around the Court- house Square. – Telegram photo by Dana Paxton Local businesses to Commissioners minutes Chairman Thomas Brannan der. The order requires masks to funding is matched/distributed called the meeting of the Nor- be worn inside, or in line, to any locally. receive grant funding ton County Board of Commis- public space; mask worn when Mike Posson, Norton City/ sioners to order at 9:00 a.m. on public space without the ability County Economic Develop- By LISA HERMAN Guide Service LLC, $20,000 overdue aid for the states.” November 23 at the Commis- to maintain a 6-foot distance; ment and Troy Blevins, Emer- [email protected] requested; Essential Massage, “Small businesses are the sion Room. In attendance were businesses requiring customers gency Management spoke with On November 16, Governor $7,000 requested; H & J Repair, backbone of the Kansas econ- Thomas Brannan, Charles Pos- and employees to wear a mask the commission on the CDBG- Laura Kelly announced nearly $12,000 requested; Hair Envy, omy, and they keep our com- son and Richard Thompson. in any space frequented by cus- CV business support grant fund. 2,000 Kansas small businesses $20,000 requested; Handyman munities strong and vibrant,” Leslie Pfannenstiel, Norton tomers or members of the pub- The funding has been disbursed affected by the COVID-19 pan- LLC, $20,000 requested; Mi- Secretary of Commerce, David County Health presented de- lic. The commission will adopt to three Norton County busi- demic will receive a share of chael L. Jacobson, $20,000 re- Toland, said. “We’re glad to partment operations to the com- a Resolution to confirm the -Ex nesses at this time with applica- $37.5 million in Small Busi- quested; Miltech Machine Cor- have been able to provide crit- mission. She stated that they are ecutive Order with an expiration tions and funding pending with ness Working Capital (SBWC) poration, $20,000 requested; ically-needed working capital still very busy with the COVID date. two additional businesses. Up- grants. Nine small businesses The Norton Area Chamber of to nearly 2,000 businesses, but tracking and calls. She spoke Judge Pratt, 17th Judicial Dis- dates were also given on the en- were among the recipients for Commerce, $9,600 requested; the need for liquidity doesn’t with the commission about her trict discussed with the commis- tities that are ordering supplies Norton County. and Theraplay Learning Center, end there. We need to have their vacation time and not being sion an order from the Kansas from the Sparks funds with the Kansas businesses with fewer $20,000 requested. backs. The Department of Com- able to take hours. She ask if the Supreme Court requiring every deadline quickly approaching. than 500 employees were eli- “Throughout the pandemic, merce will always stand ready commission would extend her district court to have a secure, Resolution 2020-19 was pre- gible to apply for SBWC grant my administration has priori- to assist businesses across Kan- vacation hours into 2021. The locked container that is acces- sented to the Commission for funding. The funding was made tized the efficient distribution sas,of pandemic or not.” commission agreed with the re- sible to the public for purposes review. Resolution 2020-19, available by Governor Kelly’s CARES Act funding to protect A complete list of all SBWC quest. of document delivery and used a Resolution to follow the Ex- Strengthening People and Re- Kansas’ economy and ensure grant recipients may be found Commissioner Thompson only for district court busi- ecutive Order 20-68 which shall vitalizing Kansas (SPARK) our businesses and schools can at https://governor.kansas.gov/ made a motion to go into execu- ness. The rule also requires the remain in effect until December Taskforce through the federal stay open,” Governor Kelly wp-content/uploads/2020/11/ tive session for the purpose of drop-boxes be in place within 31, 2020. The Resolution was CARES Act. Grant funds may said. “While I’m proud to an- SBWC-Grant-Awardees.pdf discussion on personnel and to 90 days. Judge Pratt asked the reviewed and approved. A mo- be used to pay working capi- nounce that we have been able The online application pro- include the County Clerk and commission permission to in- tion was made by Commission- tal expenses such as payroll, to provide relief to almost 2,000 cess for several other SPARK Commissioner elect Matchett. stall the separate drop-box near er Thompson to approve and insurance, rent, mortgage pay- small businesses, there are grant programs remains active. The commission discussed the Courthouse steps. The com- sign Resolution 2020-19 with ments, utilities, inventory, and many more that still need help. For more details, please visit with Pfannenstiel the current mission approved the request. a second from Commissioner more. The following small busi- Washington has been sitting www.kansascommerce.gov/co- Executive Order 20-68 from the The 2021 holiday schedule Posson. nesses applied for grant funding on a second stimulus bill for vidrelief. Governor. Emergency Manager was presented to the commis- County Treasurer Vicki and were selected as recipients months, it’s time to put aside the Troy Blevins also joined the sion for approval. Upon review Bainter spoke with the commis- for Norton County: Beamers partisanship and pass this long- meeting to input information a motion was made by Commis- sion about hiring part-time help he has received from the State. sioner Thompson to approve the in her office through the busy The commission and staff dis- holiday schedule with a second time. Several topics were dis- cussed several points with the from Commissioner Posson. cussed and there was no action Executive Order and made the Gail Boller, Norton Com- taken on the request. decision to follow the Execu- munity Foundation spoke with There being no further busi- tive Order with one exception, the commission on fund raising ness before the Board the meet- adding an end date of December and charitable contributions to ing was adjourned until Novem- 31, 2020. The new order starts the Foundation. Gail gave the ber 30. at 12:01 a.m. on November 25 commission a brief summary per Gov. Kelly’s Executive Or- of the Foundation and how the
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TSACDAORB ABC Goldbergs Housewife Conners black-ish For Life (TV14) (N) Lo cal Jimmy Kimmel Live Night line WGN NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation CBS The Amaz ing Race (N) SEAL Team : “God of War” (TV14) (N) Lo cal (:35) Late Show (TV14) Corden (N) HBO The Photo graph (‘20, PG-13) aac In dus try : “In duc tion” (:45) In dus try (TVMA) The Un do ing (TVMA) Un der wa ter MERP NBC 88th Annual Christmas in Rockefeller Cen ter Christmas Spec. (N) Lo cal (:35) To night Show (N) Late Night MAX Anna (‘19, R) aaa Sasha Luss, Helen Mirren. LUV (‘13, R) aa Com mon. (:35) Jacob’s Ladder (‘90, R) aaac FOX The Masked Singer : “The Semi Finals” (N) Local Programs (TV14) Local Programs (TV14) SHOW Shameless : “Found” The Turn ing (‘20, PG-13) ac (:35) Brahms: The Boy II (‘20) ac (:05) Green Book (‘18) ION Blue Bloods (TV14) Blue Bloods : “The Job” Blue Bloods (TV14) Blue Bloods (TV14) Blue Bloods (TV14) SUNDAY EVENING DECEMBER 6, 2020
ELBAC A&E Court Cam Court Cam Court Cam Court Cam Res cue Cam Res cue Cam Court Cam Court Cam Court Cam Court Cam AMC Na tional Lam poon’s Christ mas Va ca tion (‘89) (:15) Na tional Lam poon’s Christ mas Va ca tion (‘89, PG-13) Snow Day 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30
ANIMAL North Woods Law: Uncuffed : “Cliffs of Peril” (N) North Woods Law (N) North Woods Law Uncuffed (TV14) TSACDAORB ABC Super mar ket Sweep Who Wants (TV14) Card Sharks (N) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) (:35) Local CBS BET (5:00) Movie Tyler Perry’s The Oval Ameri can Soul (TV14) Tyler Perry’s The Oval Ameri can Soul (TV14) 60 Min. A Holly Dolly (N) NCIS: Los Angeles (N) NCIS: Los Angeles (N) Local Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) NBC BRAVO Real Housewives (N) Real Housewives (N) Salt Lake City (N) Watch What Housewives (TV14) Salt Lake Sunday Night Football : Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs (Live) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) FOX CARTOON Gumball Gumball Burgers Burgers Dad Dad Fam Guy Fam Guy Rick Morty Eric An dre Simpsons The Harts Bur gers Fam Guy Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) Local ION Christmas Rent-an-Elf A Cinderella Christmas CMT Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Reba Reba (6:00) (‘20) (‘18, NR) Kim Shaw. (‘16) Emma Rigby.
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Dat ing: No Dat ing: No Dat ing: No Nightly (N) Sex & City Sex & City CARTOON The Lego Movie (‘14) Dad Dad Fam Guy Fam Guy Fam Guy Rick Morty Lazor Wulf Eric An dre ESPN (6:00) College Bball ESPN Origi nal College Basket ball : “Teams TBA” (Live) SportsCenter CMT (6:30) The Breakfast Club (‘85, R) Sixteen Candles (‘84, PG) aac Molly Ringwald. A Cinderella Story (‘04, PG) aac ESPN2 (6:00) College Bball Basket ball College Basket ball : “2020 Maui” (Live) UFC To Be An nounced CNN Situ a t ion Room (N) This Is Life (N) This Is Life (N) State of the Un ion This Is Life with Lisa FOOD Guy’s Gro cery Games Guy’s Gro cery Games Guy’s Gro cery Games Guy’s Gro cery Games Guy’s Gro cery Games COMEDY (6:30) Get Hard (‘15, R) Will Ferrell. (:50) Superbad (‘07, R) aaac Jo nah Hill, Mi chael Cera. S. Park FREEFORM Santa (‘94) The Santa Clause 2 (‘02, G) aac Tim Allen, Judge Reinhold. The 700 Club (TV G) Santa Clause 3 (‘06) ac DISCOVERY Alaska: The Last Frontier (TVPG) (N) Gold Rush (TV14) (N) Gold Rush (TVPG) (N) Alaska: Last (TVPG) FX Baywatch (‘17, R) aac Dwayne John son, Zac Efron. Baywatch (‘17, R) aac Dwayne John son, Zac Efron. DISNEY Ra ven Ra ven Just Roll Disney Fam Jessie Jessie Stuck Mid. Wiz ards Girl World Girl World HGTV Propert y (TV G) Prop erty Broth ers (N) Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Propert y (TV G) E! (6:00) Fifty Shades Freed (‘18, R) ac Burlesque (‘10, PG-13) aac Cher, Chris tina Aguilera. Celeb rity Game Face HISTORY Forged in Fire (TVPG) Forged in Fire (N) Forged in Fire (TVPG) Forged in Fire (TVPG) Forged in Fire (TVPG) ESPN Champ. NBA Pre sea son Bas ket ball : “Teams TBA” (Live) SportsCenter SportsCenter LIFETIME Christma s Harmon y (‘18, NR) Kelley Jakle. (:03) Christ mas in Mis sis sippi (‘17) Jana Kramer. (:01) Christmas (‘18) ESPN2 College Basket ball : “Teams TBA” (Live) X Games Ac tion sports. For mula 1 Rac ing : “Sakhir Grand Prix” MTV Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lou s Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lo us Ridic u lous Ridic u lous FOOD Holi day Wars (TV G) (N) Candy Land (TV G) (N) Buddy vs. Christmas Holi day Baking (TV G) Candy Land : “Sports” NICK SpongeBob SpongeBob Young Young Young Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends FREEFORM (5:45) Home Alone (‘90) (:15) Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (‘92, PG) aac Macaulay Culkin. Santa Clause 3 (‘06) ac FX PARMT Rambo: First Blood Part II (‘85) aac Rocky IV (‘85, PG) aac Sylvester Stallone. The Dark Knight Rises (‘12) aaaa Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch (‘18, PG) Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch (‘18, PG) How the Grinch (‘00) HGTV SYFY Day After Han cock (‘08, PG-13) aac Will Smith. (:33) Space Jam (‘96, PG) aac Michael Jor dan. Green (‘11) Bryan Inc. (TVPG) Home Town (TV G) Home Town (TV G) Home Town (TV G) Home Town (TV G) HISTORY Ameri can Pickers (:02) Ameri can Pickers (:05) Ameri can Pickers (:05) Ameri can Pickers (:03) Ameri can Pickers TBS Bang Bang Bang Bang Bang Frontal Conan Frontal Seinfeld Conan LIFETIME Christmas Ever Af ter (‘20) Ali Stroker. (:03) The Christ mas Listing (‘20) Lexi Giovagnoli. Christmas Ever (‘20) TCM Jane Eyre (‘44, NR) Orson Welles. (:45) The Devil & Daniel Web ster (‘41, NR) aaac (:45) Cit i zen Kane (‘41, NR) aaaa MTV MTV Movie & TV Awards (TV14) (N) MTV Movie & TV Awards (TV14) Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lou s TLC My 600-lb Life : “Brandi” (TV14) My 600-lb Life : “Kandi & Brandi” (TV14) My 600-lb Life (TV14) NICK TBA As tro nauts Young Young Young Friends Friends Friends Friends (:45) Mom TNT aaac All Elite Wrestling: Dyna mite Fast & Fu ri ous 6 (‘13, PG-13) Vin Die sel, Paul Walker. Legend PARMT (5:55) Raid ers of the Lost Ark (‘81) (:25) In di ana Jones and the Last Cru sade (‘89, PG-13) aaac Temple of Doom (‘84) TRAVEL The Alaska Trian gle : “Van ished” (TVPG) (N) True Para nor mal (N) Para nor mal (TVPG) The Alaska Trian gle SYFY Break ing Dawn 1 (‘11) The Twi light Saga: Break ing Dawn: Part 2 (‘12, PG-13) aac Futurama Futurama Futurama TV LAND Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. (TVPG) Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Queens Queens Queens Queens TBS Won der (‘17, PG) aaa Julia Rob erts, Owen Wil son. Jingle All the Way (‘96, PG) aa Padding ton USA WWE NXT (Live) (:08) Malef i cent (‘14, PG) aaa Angelina Jolie. Family Family TCM The Seven Year Itch (‘55, PG) Mar i lyn Mon roe. Gentle men Prefer Blondes (‘53, NR) aaa Limite (‘31, NR) VH1 Drumline (‘02, PG-13) aac Nick Can non, Zoe Saldana. Love Don’t Cost a Thing (‘03, PG-13) aa Nick Cannon. TLC 90 Day Fiancé : “I Think You’re” (TV14) (N) I Love a Mama’s Boy Welcome to Plathville 90 Day Fiancé (TV14) WGN NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation TNT Star Wars: The Last Jedi (‘17, PG-13) aaac Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher. (:15) Star Wars: The Force Awak ens (‘15, PG-13) HBO The Way Back (‘20) aaa Baby God (‘20) (:20) The Un do ing : “Bloody Truth” Murder on : “Sisters” Be tween TRAVEL When Monsters At tack Survivorman: Bigfoot (TVPG) Bigfoot is Real (TVPG) When Mon sters At tack MERP MAX Her Smell (‘19, R) Elis a beth Moss. (:20) 8 Mile (‘02, R) aaa Eminem, Kim Basinger. Liv ing in Oblivion (‘95) TV LAND (:10) Men (:45) Men Two and a Half Men (:55) Men Men Men Men Queens Queens USA SVU (TV14) SVU SVU (TV14) SVU (TV14) Family Family SHOW Shameless (TVMA) Hitch (‘05, PG-13) aaa Will Smith, Eva Mendes. Home for the Hol idays (‘95) aaa Switch : “Heartfelt” : “Undis cov ered ” : “Plas tic” : “Part 33" VH1 To Be An nounced The Karate Kid (‘10, PG) aac Jaden Smith, Jackie Chan. THURSDAY EVENING DECEMBER 3, 2020 WGN NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation HBO The Pho to graph (‘20) Eupho ria (TVMA) (N) Murder on Mid dle Beach (TVMA) (N) Eupho ria (TVMA) Mur der on MERP 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 MAX Black Rain (‘89, R) aaa Mi chael Douglas. Alita: Bat tle An gel (‘19, PG-13) Rosa Salazar. (:15) Pearl Har bor (‘01)
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Fred Claus (‘07) aac NBC The Voice : “Live Top 9 Per for mances” (TVPG) Nurses : “In coming” (N) Local To night Show (TV14) Late Night ANIMAL Dead li est Catch (TV14) Dead li est Catch (TV14) Dead li est Catch (TV14) Dead li est Catch (TV14) Dead li est Catch (TV14) FOX L.A.’s Finest (TV14) (N) I Can See Your Voice Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) BET (5:00) Movie Movie Martin Martin ION NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Ange les NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles BRAVO Southe rn Charm (N) Southe rn Charm (N) Watch What Southe rn Charm Below Deck (TV14) Empires ELBAC A&E The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 : “Case 2" The First 48 (TV14) CARTOON Gumball Gumball Burgers Burgers Dad Dad Fam Guy Fam Guy Rick Morty Eric An dre AMC Scrooged (‘88, PG-13) aaa Bill Murray. Gremlins (‘84, PG) aaa Zach Galligan, Phoebe Cates. Planes CMT Beverly Hills Cop (‘84, R) aaa Eddie Murphy, Judge Reinhold. Beverly Hills Cop II (‘87, R) aac Eddie Murphy. ANIMAL Homestead Rescue: Survival Shelter (N) Insane Pools: Off the Deep End XL (TVPG) (N) Homestea d Rescue CNN An der son Coo per 360° Cuomo Prime Time (N) CNN To night (N) CNN To night (N) Ander son Cooper 360° BET (5:00) Movie Movie Mar tin Mar tin COMEDY (:20) The Office (TV14) The Office The Office The Office The Office Daily (N) The Office S. Park S. Park BRAVO Below Deck (TV14) (N) Below Deck (TV14) (N) Watch What Below Deck (TV14) Below Deck (TV14) Below DISCOVERY BattleBots : “Return of the Bots” (TVPG) (N) Rocket Around (N) BattleBots (TVPG) BattleBots (TVPG) CARTOON Gumball Gumball Bur gers Bur gers Dad Dad Fam Guy Fam Guy Rick Morty Eric An dre DISNEY TBA Disney Fam Just Roll TBA Austn/Ally Austn/Ally Austn/Ally Wiz ards Jessie Jessie CMT Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Reba Reba Reba Reba E! Total Bellas (TV14) Total Bellas (TV14) (N) Total Bellas (TV14) Nightly (N) Total Bellas (TV14) Sex & City CNN Ander son Cooper 360° Cuomo Prime Time (N) CNN To night (N) CNN To night (N) Ander son Cooper 360° COMEDY ESPN (6:00) College Bball College Basket ball : “Teams TBA” (Live) SportsCenter The Office The Office The Office The Office The Office The Office Daily (N) The Office S. Park S. Park DISCOVERY ESPN2 (6:00) Wom. Basket ball Basket ball College Basket ball : “Roman Leg ends” (Live) UFC NBA: The Jump Street Outlaws: Fastest in America (TV14) (N) Street Outlaws: Full (N) Street Out laws (TV14) DISNEY FOOD Christmas (TV G) Christmas (TV G) Christmas (TV G) Christmas (TV G) Christmas (TV G) Raven Raven Raven Raven Jessie Jessie Jessie Jessie Jessie Jessie E! To Be An nounced Botched (TV14) Meet the Frasers Nightly Pop (TV14) Nightly Busy FREEFORM (:20) Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (‘92, PG) aac Macaulay Culkin. The 700 Club (TV G) Jingle All the Way 2 FX aac aac ESPN Monday Night Football : Buf falo Bills at San Fran cisco 49ers (Live) (:15) SportsCenter with Scott NFL Rewind Night School (‘18, PG-13) Kevin Hart, Tiffany Haddish. Night School (‘18, PG-13) Kevin Hart, Tiffany Haddish. ESPN2 HGTV UFC Re loaded No table past events. UFC : “UFC 256" To Be An nounced UFC SC Flipping Across (TV G) Flip/Flop Flip/Flop Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Flip/Flop Flip/Flop FOOD HISTORY Holi day Baking (TV G) Holi day Baking (N) Christmas Cookie (N) The Big Bake: Holi day Holi day Baking (TV G) Swamp People (TVPG) Swamp People: Serpent Inva sion (TVPG) (N) Swamp People (TVPG) Swamp People (TVPG) FREEFORM aac LIFETIME Santa (‘94) The Santa Clause 2 (‘02, G) Tim Allen, Judge Reinhold. The 700 Club (TV G) Christmas Krank (‘04) Merry Liddle Christ mas (‘19) Kelly Rowland. (:05) Merry Liddle Christ mas Wed ding (‘20) (:01) Merry Liddle (‘19) FX (6:00) BlacKkKlansman (‘18, R) aaac Transform ers: The Last Knight (‘17, PG-13) aa Mark Wahlberg. MTV Jersey Shore (TV14) (N) Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lou s Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lo us HGTV Love It or List It (TV G) Bar gain Man sions (N) Love It or List It (TV G) Love It or List It (TV G) Bar gain Man sions NICK Unleashed SpongeBob Young Young Young Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends HISTORY Pawn Stars (TVPG) Pawn Stars : “Mo’ Monet, Mo’” (TVPG) (N) Pawn Stars (TVPG) Pawn Stars (TVPG) aaa PARMT (6:00) The Dark Knight Rises (‘12, PG-13) Chris tian Bale, Gary Oldman. The Italian Job (‘03, PG-13) Mark Wahlberg. LIFETIME The Santa Squad (‘20) Rebecca Dal ton. (:03) Christ mas Un wrapped (‘20) The Santa Squad (‘20) aaa aac SYFY Casper The Goonies (‘85, PG) Sean Astin, Josh Brolin. Movie Show Casper (‘95, PG) Chris tina Ricci. 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By DANA PAXTON another two point basket and over Healy/Western Plains’ two Gavin Thalheim led in scor- [email protected] one of two free throws and last- points. Thalheim and Speer ing with 27 points, Johnel Speer The Northern Valley Junior ly, Owen Hammond added an- each hit two, two point baskets made ten, Owen Hammond had •PUBLIC NOTICE• Husky boys basketball team other two point shot to dominate and one of two free throws, each eight and Maverick Rogers had IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LARRY SCHEMPER traveled to Ransom on Nov. their opponent 15-5. adding five to their team score four. Published in The Norton Telegram on Wednesday, November 25, Wednesday, 24 to take on Healy/Western The Huskies kept the mo- and then Hammond added an- Coach’s Comments December 2 and Wednesday, December 9, 2020. 3(T) Plains. A well played game re- mentum up in the second -quarother two bringing the score to Head Coach Jim Cole said, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF NORTON COUNTY, KANSAS sulted in a big win for the Hus- ter scoring 14 points to Healy/ 41-9. “The Northern Valley Junior In the Matter of the Estate of kies, 49-13. Western Plains two points. In the final quarter of play, the High A-Team Boys Basketball Larry Schemper, Deceased Case No. 2018-PR-000026 The first quarter of the game Thalheim led again scoring 12 Huskies let up a bit only add- improved their record to 4-1 of those points, six two point ing eight more points to Healy/ with a 49-13 win over Healy/ NOTICE OF HEARING set the scene for success for THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: the Huskies. A high score of baskets. Hammond added an- Western Plains four points win- Western Plains. Gavin Thal- You are notified that a Petition has been filed in this Court by Cynthia 15 points was rung up by the other two ending the first halfning the game 49-13. Maverick heim scored a career high of 27 Schemper, duly appointed, qualified and acting Executor of the Estate Huskies verses Healy/Western with a sore of 29-7. Rogers made two, two point points to lead the Huskies. Fol- of Larry Schemper, deceased, requesting that Petitioner’s acts be ap- Plains five points scored. Gavin Northern Valley didn’t slow shots and Hammond and Speer lowing Thanksgiving break, the proved; account be settled and allowed; the heirs be determined; the Thalheim led his team with ten down in the third quarter - ei each added two more for the Huskies will travel to Logan to Will be construed and the Estate be assigned to the persons entitled points, five two point baskets. ther. Once again the Huskies win. take on the Trojans on Dec. 3.” thereto; the Court find the allowances requested for attorneys’ fees Johnel Speer followed up with had high scoring with 12 points Stats and expenses are reasonable and should be allowed; the costs be de- termined and ordered paid; the administration of the Estate be closed; upon the filing of receipts the Petitioner be finally discharged as the Executor of the Estate of Larry Schemper, deceased, and the Petitioner be released from further liability. Junior Lady Huskies suffer loss in close game You are required to file your written defenses to the petition on or before December 16, 2020 at 11:30 a.m., in the District Court, in Nor- ton County, Kansas, at which time and place the cause will be heard. By DANA PAXTON Plains managed to add six more Plains. Sides once again, led said, “The Northern Valley Should you fail to file your written defenses, judgment and decree will [email protected] points to their score bringing the scoring the only points in this girls A-Team traveled to Ran- be entered in due course upon the petition. The Northern Valley girls halftime score to 14-7. quarter but the team took their som to play the combined team Cynthia Schemper basketball team traveled to Ran- The Lady Huskies stepped 23-17 loss with grace. of Western Plains/Healy. The som on Nov. 24 and lost a close it up a bit in the third quarterStats girls trailed behind the Bobcats/ SUBMITTED BY: game to Western Plains/Healy, scoring eight points to their op- Delaney Sides had 11 points Eagles most of the game suffer- Rance E. Ames, #18059 23-17. ponents, four points. Landry for the game, Landry Gebhard ing their third loss of the season. AMES LAW, P.A. 353 F Street The Junior Lady Huskies Gebhard led the quarter withmade four and Haley Hansen Delaney Sides had a good game four points followed by Haley made two. leading the team with 11 points Phillipsburg, KS 67661 were outscored 8-5 in the first Attorney for Petitioner quarter of the game. DelaneyHansen with two and Sides with Coach’s Comments followed by Landry Gebhard Sides scored all five pointsanother for two points. Head Coach Emily Lowry with four points.” her team, two, two point baskets Unfortunately the Lady Hus- and one of two free throws. kies couldn’t make the points Sides was the only one to score they needed in the final quarter •PUBLIC NOTICE• in the second quarter as well. to win. Northern Valley only •PUBLIC NOTICE• She hit one two point basket scored two points to Healy/ IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF RICKY LEE HARDIEK NOTICE OF SUIT but that is all the Huskies could - Western Plains five points giv an heir at law of the decedent, Published in The Norton Telegram on Wednesday, November 18, Wednesday, put on the board. Healy/Western ing the win to Healy/Western Published in The Norton Telegram November 25, and Wednesday, December 2, 2020. 3(T) on Wednesday, December 2, Ricky Lee Hardiek, deceased, and Wednesday, December 9, and administrator of his estate. Karen V. Carpenter vs. Fred A. Jacobs, Jr.; Fred A. Jacobs; Chas. S. Hunt Wednesday, December 16, 2020. All creditors of the above named (3)T decedent are notified to exhibit a/k/a Charles S. Hunt; Virginia M. Hunt; Charles S. Hunt and Virginia M. IN THE DISTRICT COURT their demands against the estate Hunt, Trustees of the Hunt Revocable Trust dated November 16, 1998, NEWSPAPER OF NORTON COUNTY, KANSAS within four months from the date and the unknown heirs, executors, administrators, devisees, trustees, THE NORTON In the Matter of the Estate of of first publication of this Notice, creditors, and assigns of any deceased defendants; the unknown spouses RICKY LEE HARDIEK, as provided by law, and if their of any defendants; the unknown officers, successors, trustees, creditors, Deceased demands are not thus exhibited, and assigns of any defendants which are existing, dissolved, or dormant DEADLINES: TELEGRAM Case No. 2020-PR-22 said demands shall be forever corporations; the unknown executors, administrators, devisees, trustees, barred. creditors, successors, and assigns of any defendants who are or were Call 785-877-3361 or Email Dana at NOTICE TO CREDITORS Clarice H. Hardiek, partners or in partnership; the unknown guardians, conservators, and [email protected] The State of Kansas To Petitioner trustees of any defendants who are minors or are under any legal disability; All Persons Concerned: and the unknown heirs, executors, administrators, devisees, trustees, You are hereby notified that John F. McClymont, #09379 creditors, and assigns of any person alleged to be deceased, Monday Deadline...... Thursday, Noon on the 24th day of November, McClymont Law Office, PA Case No. 2020-CV-23 2020, a Petition for Appointment 120 S. State - PO Box 364 Wednesday Deadline ...... Friday, Noon of Administrator and Issuance of Norton, Kansas 67654 Notice of Suit Letters of Administration under 785-877-5183 Office the Kansas Simplified Estates Act, 785-877-3368 Fax To all of the above referenced defendants Advocate Deadline...... Thursday, Noon K.S.A. 59-3204 et seq, was filed inEmail: [email protected] and all other concerned persons: Attorney for Petitioner this Court by Clarice H. Hardiek, You are notified that a Petition has been filed in the District Court for Norton County, Kansas, by Karen V. Carpenter, praying for an order quieting the title to the NW/4 of Section 31, Township 3 South, Range 23 West of the 6th P.M., Norton County, Kansas and certain undivided interests in and to the oil, gas and other minerals in and under said real property against the above referenced defendants in the basis that the undivided interests formerly owned by the defendants have lapsed and reverted to Karen V. Carpenter pursuant to K.S.A. 55-1602. You are hereby required to plead to the Petition on or before December 31, 2020, in said Court at Norton County, Kansas. If you fail to plead, judgment will be entered upon said Petition.
Keith A. Brock, #24130 ANDERSON & BYRD, LLP 216 S. Hickory, P. O. Box 17 Ottawa, Kansas 66067 (785) 242-1234, telephone (785) 242-1279, facsimile [email protected] Attorneys for Plaintiff
Published in The Norton Telegram on Wednesday, November 25, Wednesday, December 2 and Wednesday, December 9, 2020. 3(T) Norton County, Kansas County Valuation Tax Levy for 2020-2021 Budgets County Valuation $67,909,442 State Levy County Levies Educational Building1.000 General Fund 19.243 Institutional Building 0.500 Road Department 20.188 Total Levy 1.500 Ambulance EMS 0.311 Andbe Home 0.400 Cemetery Districts County Health Dept 2.492 Almena 3.040 Economic Development 1.141 Clayton1.140 Election 1.265 Edmond 0.866 Employee Benefits 18.658 Gettis1.055 Historical Preservation 0.100 Norcatur1.639 Hospital Maintenance 2.499 Oronoque 0.694 Noxious Weed 1.499 West Union1.118 Senior Citizens 1.000 Solid Waste 2.223 Fire Districts EMS Building COP Debt 0.488 Almena Rural Fire No 1 6.090 Total County Levy 71.507 Norton Rural Fire No 2 2.275 Sol Valley Rural No 3 4.788 Mental Health 0.541 Decatur Rural Fire 4.670 Mental Retardation 0.609 Logan Rural Fire 5.347 Appraiser Cost 2.405 4-H Maintenance 0.195 Regional Library Fair Bldg/Premium 0.127 General Fund 0.904 Soil Conservation 0.264 Employee Benefit 0.130 Airport 0.771 Total Levy 1.034 General Fund Total 19.243
City Levies, Nt Co Almena Clayton Edmond Lenora Norton General Fund 63.999 14.524 44.682 75.774 46.576 Bond & Interest 0.293 Employee Benefit 12.115 7.926 Fire Protection 10.733 Industrial 0.227 LOTS OF GREAT PRIZES Library 3.580 3.776 6.791 Library Benefits 2.284 Total City Levy 67.579 14.524 44.682 102.398 64.097 DONATED BY AREA BUSINESSES! USD 211 USD 212 USD 294 USD 326 General Fund 20.000 20.000 20.000 20.000 Stop by the Norton Telegram or the Almena Market in Almena and pick up one of the designs. Return the Supp General 16.683 23.710 14.325 24.887 Capital Outlay 5.497 8.000 8.000 5.000 colored picture to The Norton Telegram or the Almena Market no later than Wednesday, December 9. The Bond & Interest 9.098 pictures will be displayed in the lobby of The Norton Telegram for judging on Friday, December 11. Total Levy Schools 51.278 51.710 42.325 49.887 USD #211 Recreation Commission 2.998 Twin Creeks Extension District 1.522
Sponsored by the Norton Telegram I, Robert D Wyatt, Clerk of Norton County, Kansas certify that the above is a complete and correct statement of the tax levies on all tangible property in Norton County, KS. Wednesday, December 2, 2020 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Page 9
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Various shifts. $5,000 COMPETITIVE WAGES, BENEFIT PACKAGES, AND If you have fallen behind on rent due to the COVID REGULAR PERFORMANCE AND SALARY EVALUATIONS. pandemic, you may be eligible for eviction prevention This institution is an equal opportunity employer and provider. assistance of up to $5,000. Prevent future missed Apply in person or online at www.decaturhealth.org payments by applying at kshousingcorp.org Page 10 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Wednesday, December 2, 2020 Lady Jays are repeat State Champions
This year’s Norton Champions include, from the left, Tana Breiner, Ellie Kats, Ava Worcester, Dru Kasson, Jaelyn Rumback, Dahn Hanlon, Coral Stewart, Tegan Johnson, Kiley Ch- isham, Makena Basgall, Lauryn Schumaker, and Abigail Davis. This year’s head coach is Ashley Billips. Congratulations to all of the coaches and team members.
By: SCOTT SANSOM to allow the athletes to remain following Friday, KSHSAA year’s championship was won said, “These 12 girls have over- the recognition they deserve.” [email protected] socially distanced throughout announced the top six - placby the Lady Jays by a margincome so many obstacles and we Norton Community High The 2020 state cheerleading the competition. Schools were ings and held a virtual awardsof only one half a point. Shecouldn’t be more proud of them. School has 11 cheerleaders this competition looked much dif- to film their performance with ceremony the following day,also noted that Norton’s team The week before the competi- year. They are: Tana Breiner, ferent than last year’s event. To a three-minute time limit, per- November 21. Of 100 possiblewas the highest scoring squad tion we had one of our girls get Ellie Kats, Ava Worcester, Dru reduce the possibility of spread- forming all parts of the compe- points, the Lady Jays scoredin 1-4A. For those interested in quarantined and had to recho- Kasson, Jaelyn Rumback, Dahn ing Covid-19, the Kansas State tition at once. The competition 91.75. Their score earned them watching the Lady Jays’ perfor- reograph the entire routine. We Hanlon, Coral Stewart, Tegan High School Activities Associa- consisted of four parts: band their second consecutive state mance, their video can be found are elated that their hard work Johnson, Makena Basgall, Lau- tion made the decision to hold chant, crowd leading, cheer, and championship and edged out on Facebook, posted on the has paid off. We put in countless ryn Schumaker, and Abigail Da- this year’s competition virtu- fight song. this year’s runners-up by six page “NCHS Principal’s Page”. unseen hours throughout the vis. This year’s head coach is ally. Additionally, KSHSAA de- Norton’s team recorded their points. For context, head coach Coach’s Comments summer and school year, it is Ashley Billips and the assistant termined to eliminate stunting entry on November 14. The Ashley Billips mentioned last Head coach Ashley Billips exciting to see they are getting coach is Kayla Broeckelman. Junior Lady Huskies take two losses
By DANA PAXTON free throws and one two point just couldn’t get any points on against Grinnell. Grinnell how- quarter wit a score of 14-2. said, “The Northern Valley girls [email protected] basket. the board yet Grinnell added ever managed to score four Tatum Lentz was the only hosted the Grinnell Thunder- The Northern Valley Junior In the second quarter, the four to their team score for the points in the first quarter andHusky to score in the final- quarhawks for their third game of Lady Huskies hosted Grinnell Lady Huskies were outscored, 14-6 win. another four points in the sec- ter, hitting a two point shot.the season. The A-team and B- on Nov. 19 and both A and B 2-0. B-Team ond quarter leaving the halftime Grinnel didn’t score in the finalteam took their first losses of the teams suffered losses. The third quarter didn’t get The Junior Lady Huskies B- score with a 8-0 lead. quarter but they didn’t need to season.as Both teams struggled to A-Team any better as the Huskies were team took on the Grinnell team Kathryn Speer was the only the Northern Valley two pointsget shot to fall ending the game In the first quarter of play unable to put any points up next and suffered a 14-4 loss. Husky to score in the third quar- wasn’t enough for the win. The14-6 for the A-girls and 14-4 for Almena outscored Grinnell, again this quarter but Grinnell The Lady Huskies were un- ter with a two point basket but Huskies suffered a 14-4 loss. the B-girls.” 6-4. Delaney Sides scored two made 4 points. able to score any points in theGrinnell moved forward with Coach’s Comments points and Audrey Bina hit two In the final quarter, Almena first two quarters of the anothergame six points ending the Head Coach Emily Lowry Junior Huskies lose a hard fought battle
By DANA PAXTON three point shot as well as onethe third quarter scoring eleven kets. It was a hard fought game Owen Hammond led his team kies were down seven points at [email protected] of two free throws. Owen Ham- to Sacred Heart’s nine. Speer but it just wasn’t enough in thewith eight points followed by halftime and did a good job of The Northern Valley boys ju- mond added two more. made three two point shots, end, the Huskies lost, 37-35. Jason Davis with four and Mav- pressing in the second half.- Joh B-Team nior high basketball team trav- In the second quarter of the Thalheim made two two point erick Rogers with two. nel Speer and Gavin Thalheim eled to Ness City to take on game, the Huskies added eight shots and Caden Lowry made The B-team also took on Sa- Coach’s Comments led the Huskies with 17 and 15 Sacred Heart. After a very hard to their score but Sacred Heart one of two free throws bringing cred Heart and also suffered a Head Coach Jim Cole said, points. The Northern Valley B- fought game, the Huskies lost added ten holding the lead, 21- the score to 30-25. close loss, 16-14. “The Northern Valley Junior team also came up two points by two, 37-35. 14. Johnel Speer led this quarter the Huskies outscored Sacred The Huskies outscored their High Boys Basketball teamsshort, losing 14-16. Owen Ham- A-Team with two, two point baskets and Heart n the final quarter of play, opponent eight to six in the firstboth lost close games to Nessmond had eight point to lead the In the first quarter of play the one free throw followed by a ten to seven. Speer made a two quarter but were outscored ten City Sacred Heart on Nov. 20. Huskies.” Huskies put six points on the two pointer and one of four freepoint shot plus four of six free to six in the second and finalThe Northern valley A-team board but Sacred Heart put up throws for Thalheim. throws followed by Thalheim quarter of play losing the game boys lost a hard fought contest eleven. Gavin Thalheim hit a Northern Valley did better in who made two, two point -bas16-14. to the Mustangs 35-37. The- Hus Northern Valley junior high girls take second hit
By DANA PAXTON rough note when Ness City put time score at 28-4. tangs added another four points quarter of the game, Northern cred Heart Mustangs with the [email protected] 17 points on the scoreboard to Audrey Bina scored two to win 38-7. Valley was unable to put any A-team ending with a score of B-Team The Northern Valley girls ju- Almena’s 4 points. Delaney points in the third quarter and points on the scoreboard but the 38-7 and the B-team ending the nior high basketball team trav- Sides was the only Husky to Sides scored one free throw Up next was the B-team Mustangs did manage to add game with a score of 11-4. Both eled to Ness City on Nov. 20 to score in the first quarter, pointtwo, to the Mustangs six pointsgame. Right out of the gate, Jor- seven to their score for the 11-4 teams have a 2-2 record going take on the Mustangs but unfor- two point baskets. bringing the score to 34-7. dyn Cox hit a two point basket win. into Thanksgiving week.” tunately, both the A and B teams The Mustangs were the only Even though great effort wasand Izzabella Koch hit another Coach’s Comments suffered losses. team to score in the second applied by the Husky ladiestwo pointer tying Sacred Heart Head Coach Emily Lowry A-Team quarter, eleven points to thethey were unable to score in the 4-4 in the first quarter. said, “The Junior Husky A and The game started off on a Huskies zero leaving the half- final quarter of play. The Mus- During the second and final B teams faced off with the Sa- Junior Lady Jays victorious over Trego Lady Golden Eagles By DANA PAXTON ing eleven points to Trego’s In the final quarter of play A-Team improved their record 38-23. Leading scorers for theability. However, we finally [email protected] four. Clark hit two, two point- Norton drove hard to add eleven to 6-1 on Monday, Nov. 23 when Lady Jays were Ella Clark with played our best basketball dur- The Norton Junior Lady ers followed by Payton Bailey more to their overall score. Bai- they traveled to Trego to play 19, Payton Bailey with nine and ing the fourth quarter and which Jays basketball team traveled who scored three with three of ley managed to make three two the Lady Golden Eagles. The Hallie Brooks with eight and allowed us to get some breath- to WaKeeney to take on the four free throws and then Ellie point baskets and Clark hit yet Lady Jays have now six con- Ellie Miller with two.” ing room and ultimately get the Trego Lady Golden Eagles andMiller and Brooks each added another three pointer and one secutive games after dropping “Our girls came out and start- win.” brought home 38-23 victory. another two points to end the two point shot. The Golden Ea- their first game of the season.ed a little flat in the first quarter. “The B-Team played two A-Team first half with a score of 18-13. gles were only able to sink one The Lady Jays trailed the Lady We made some good adjust- quarters against the Lady Gold- Norton scored seven points in The Lady Jays kept up the basket which wasn’t enough for Eagles 9-7 after the first quarter ments defensively to limit their en Eagles and were beat 11-4. the first quarter, just two undermomentum in the third quarter a win. Norton wins it, 38-23. and outscored their opponent scoring in the second quarter The Lady Jays had plenty of B-Team Trego’s nine. Ella Clark led hermaking nine more points where 11-4 in the second quarter to go which allowed us to finally take good opportunities to score, team with a three point basketTrego made eight. Clark hit an- The B-team also played that into half with a five point lead. the lead into half. Offensively, I but just couldn’t capitalize on and a two pointer. Hallie Brooksother three pointer and made day but unfortunately they were The third quarter saw the Lady don’t feel like we were as efi- their chances. Olivia Alexan- helped her team with anotherboth of her free throws. Brooks defeated 11-4. Jays extend their lead by six to cient as we could have been der and Evie Vance both scored Coach’s Comments two points. followed suit with two two 27-21. Finally, the Lady Jays during the first three quarters,two points during the B-team The ladies kicked it into highpoint baskets bringing the score Head Coach Logan Kats said, got the lead to double digitsmissing some easy layups andgame.” gear in the second quarter -scorto 27-21. “The Norton Junior High girls and won the game by a score notof executing to the best of our