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weather report New sheriff picks second in command By Kevin Bottrell before the noon meeting. Showalter, a 10- There are still about four positions, includ- ing starting a community policing program. [email protected] year veteran of the Sheriff’s Office, accepted ing two deputies, that Pianalto has left to fill, The concept includes education the com- 42° the position. He is a Goodland High School though there were some vacancies before munity on how to better observe and report 10:30 a.m. Newly sworn-in Sherman County Sheriff Burton Pianalto announced his choice for graduate with a bachelor’s degree from Fort he took office earlier last week. He said a crime. Law enforcement is there to react Monday undersheriff at the Goodland Rotary Club’s Hays State University. high turnover rate is one thing he hopes to to and deter crime, he said, but community weekly meeting Friday. “The undersheriff is my right hand,” Pian- correct. members know more about what is going on Today alto said. “He allows me to function. Talking Pianalto said he is looking to make several in their own neighborhoods. • Sunset, 4:55 p.m. Pianalto said he asked Deputy Jason Show- to him is like talking to me.” other changes at the Sheriff’s Office, includ- Wednesday alter to take the position about 30 minutes • Sunrise,7:01 a.m. • Sunset, 4:56 p.m. Midday Conditions Northwest Tech • Soil temperature 31degrees • Humidity 50 percent • Sky mostly sunny • Winds southwest 15 mph gets $50,000 grant • Barometer 30.18 inches and steady • Record High today 73° (1967) • Record Low today -10° (1966) from foundation Last 24 Hours* High Sunday 47° The Dane G. Hansen Foundation through the tuition waiver pro- Low Sunday 11° awarded Northwest Kansas Techni- gram. However, access is limited Precipitation 0.00 cal College a $50,000 grant for the for students who do not have funds This month 0.02 “Tools for Success” project. The available upfront to purchase the Year to date 0.02 project funds the purchase of three necessary tool kits ranging from Below normal 0.21 inches tool kits for each of the programs in $400 to $3,300 per program. The The Topside Forecast the Transportation and Construction Dane G. Hansen Foundation funded Today: Clear high of 52, winds divisions. These tool kits expand Tools for Success project addresses less than 5 mph.Low of 27, winds access to high wage, high demand this barrier by providing rental tool from the southwest 10 to 15 mph careers by lessoning the upfront cost kits at a fraction of the cost. shifinting to the west northwest of tools by making rental tool kits The Dane G. Hansen Foundation after midnight. Wednesday clear available to students. has a long history of supporting with a high of 52, windsfrom the One of the most significant chal- technical education. Each year south southwest 5 to 10 mph. lenges to the Kansas economy is the foundation funds one hundred Overcast in the evening with a closing the skills gap by training Career and Technical Education low of 30 and winds from the south students for stable, higher wage Scholarships to assist students southeast at 5 to 15 mph. technical careers. Governor Brown- within the service area attend tech- Extended Forecast back took a significant step forward nical programs in Kansas. The Tools by introducing Senate bill 155 to for Success project furthers this Thursday: Mostly cloudy and a fund technical education at the high assistance by providing an alterna- high of 54, winds from the south school level. Kansas students are tive to accessing the tools necessary 10 to15 mph shifting to the north now able to attain technical educa- to pursue high wage, high demand northwest. Night partly cloudy tion credits and industry-recognized around 23 and winds 5 to 10 credentials prior to graduation mph. See GRANT, Page 5 (National Weather Service) Get 24-hour weather info. at 162.400 MHz.

local markets 10:30 a.m. Wheat — $7.84 bushel Posted county price — $8.66 Corn — $7.34 bushel Posted county price — $7.40 Milo — $6.89 bushel Soybeans — $13.57 bushel Jake Thurman and Betty Pfeifer posed with their daughter Madison Marie Thurman, the first baby Posted county price — $14.32 born in 2013 at Goodland Regional Medical Center. Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News Millet —no bid Sunflowers Oil current crop — $22.65 cwt. Confection — no bid Goodland’s first baby of 2013 Pinto beans — $28 (new crop) (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. These may not be closing figures. ) born to Sharon Springs couple After three weeks, Goodland Regional Medical parents win a 1 year membership to the Goodland Center has it’s first baby of 2013. Activities Center and a subscription to the Goodland Madison Marie Thurman was born at 5:20 a.m. Star-News. inside Wednesday, Jan. 16. She was 7 pounds, 2.3 ounces On behalf of the hospital, they also get a handmade and 20 inches long. quilt and teddy bear from the hospital auxiliary; a Her parents are Jake Thurman and Betty Pfeifer manicure from Amazing Hair and Nails; a gift cer- today of Sharon Springs. The couple said everything went tificate to Jacque’s Hallmark; an engraved baby bank More local well with Madison, their third daughter. The attend- from Mann’s Jewelry; a gift card to Gambino’s Pizza; news, views ing physician was Dr. Travis Daise. a flower arrangement from Designs Unlimited; and from your This painting of peacocks is one of eight in the Sherman The- As the first baby of the year, Madison and her a gift bag from the hospital. Goodland ater that have been covered up for 84 years. The painting was Star-News uncovered during remodeling last week. Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News Harlem Ambassadors to play here Historic paintings The Goodland Lions Club will be bringing the inter- The team works with local non-profit and service nationally renowned Harlem Ambassadors basketball organizations, in this case the Goodland Lions Club, team to town at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 6, at the holding their shows as fundraising events. The Am- Max Jones Fieldhouse. bassadors work with organizations like Habitat For found at theater The Ambassadors offer a unique brand of Harlem- Humanity, Big Brothers Big Sisters and the American style basketball, feature high-flying slam dunks, ball- Red Cross on more than 200 shows every year, helping handling tricks and comedy routines. They also deliver to raise millions of dollars. While tearing out part of a rial. The Celotex Company had a positive message for kids. “It feels good to be able to provide quality entertain- wall last week at the Sherman the contract to replace the metal “At our shows, we want the kids to know that they’re ment and create memories that the fans will take with Theater, manager Dave Branda roof and cover the walls with part of our team too,” said Coach Lade Majic. “We them,” said Ambassadors President Dale Moss. re-discovered a wall painting new material. Only one year after invite as many kids as we can to come sit on the bench, The Ambassadors played in Burlington last year and that hasn’t seen the light of day their introduction, the peacock have a front-row seat during the show and get involved Colby the year before. At each show, the team plays in nearly 84 years. paintings were covered over and in all of the fun stuff we do.” against a group of local volunteer athletes. The theater originally opened were not seen by anyone until Cowboys in 1926 as a silent film/vaude- last week. ville theater. In the early hours In 1928, the paintings had been of Jan. 21, 1928, a fire destroyed illuminated with wall sconces. Congressman plans Atwood town hall win Saturday the stage end of the building. Branda said he had been looking While redecorating, the original for the wiring and electrical boxes U.S. Rep. Tim Huelskamp will hold a “town hall” at these upcoming events as well,” Huelskamp said. The Goodland High School woodland scenes painted on the for the sconces because he wanted meeting from 9 to 10 a.m. (Mountain Time) Monday at “There is a lot of concern about the direction of varsity basketball team won walls were replaced with eight to reinstall some new ones. He the Rawlins County Courthouse inAtwood, part of his Washington right now, and I am glad to hear from as their final game of the Trojan paintings of peacocks and roses. said he knew about the paintings, second week of county meetings for the year. many people as possible about where we need to be Classic tournament on Sat- The theater reopened on April 23, but did not know exactly where Rep. Huelskamp conducted four town hall meetings headed.” urday in Hillsboro. three months after the fire. they were or what they looked during the first work week of January. On completing For questions, contact Huelskamp’s Dodge City See Page 10 However, the following year, like, since there are no photos of the meetings next week, he will have held 150 since office at (620) 225-0172 or his Salina office at (785) movies with sound were being the interior of the theater from taking office in 2011. 309-0572. Rep.Huelskamp represents the 1st District released, so the theater had to be that time. “We had tremendous turnout at the first four town of Kansas. He serves on the House Small Business refit with sound-absorbing mate- halls of the year – more than 200 folks combined – and Veterans’ Affairs committee and is a member of the I expect that we will hear from many more Kansans Republican Study Committee. about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 22, 2013 friends genesis and birth salvation army the calendar Genesis and Salvation Army are available year round to help those in calendar library for the title of the movie at cuit sandwich, rosy applesauce Blake Hugh Sibert need. Please call 785-890-2299 to Prairie Land Food distribu- 899-5461. and milk. Lunch - chicken quesa- Blake Hugh Sibert was born at speak to a volunteer. tion is 1 to 2 p.m. on Saturday, senior menu dilla, salsa and corn chips, refried 8:16 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 12, activities at the Knights of Columbus, 7th beans, orange wedges and milk. 2013, at Kit Carson County Hos- Today: Hamburger vegetable Friday: Breakfast - egg taco Tours of the 1907 Victorian and Caldwell, or at the Bernadine pital in Burlington. He weighed 7 soup, gelatin with fruit, crackers with salsa, yogurt cup, pineapple House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to Johnson residence, located at 704 pounds, 2 ounces and was 20 inches and brownie. Wednesday: Baked chunks and milk. Lunch - cowboy 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- Walnut. For information call 821- long. fish, macaroni and cheese, cole- cavatini, tossed salad, green beans, day. Closed on Tuesday. 1827, 821-1275, or 890-3793 or His parents are Jason P. and Brit- slaw with carrots, bread and fruit wheat roll, banana and milk. The High Plains Museum, 1717 order online at www.prairieland- cobbler. Thursday: Sloppy joes, tany Nicole (Fisher) Sibert of Good- Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. food.com. tator tots or triangles, baked beans, school calendar land. The grandparents are Brenda to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday A Soup, Dessert, Fellowship bun and cottage cheese with fruit. Today: Gold day. 3 p.m. Boys and Gary Fisher of Goodland and through Saturday and from 1 to 5 will be held Sunday, from 10:30 Friday: Chicken and noodles, eighth grade basketball A/B at Darla and Stan Sibert of Mesa, p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. a.m. to 1 p.m. (Mountain Time) mashed potatoes, peas and carrots, Scott City. 3:30 p.m. boys seventh Ariz. The great-grandparents are Blake Hugh Sibert The Carnegie Arts Center is at the Brewster United Methodist bread and rosy pears. grade basketball A/B against Scott Joanne and the late Ray Sibert of open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- Church, 202 Nebraska. A “We school menu City at the Junior High Gym. Kendiville, Ind. and Margie and the day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. Care” free will offering will be 3:45 p.m. junior varsity and c- late Vinton Albers of Goodland and the late Ramon and Thelma Fisher on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on taken to help April Albritton with Today: Breakfast - pancake team basketball at Colby. 5:30 of Goodland. Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center her cancer treatments. ona stick, tri-tator, fruit juice and p.m. varsity basketball at Colby. is always in need of hosts and host- AARP Tax-Aide counseling, milk. Lunch - whole grain corn Wednesday: Black day. 7:30 a.m. esses on Sundays. New monthly preparation, e-filing and teaching dog, spinach salad, seasoned peas, professional learning community. apple wedges and milk. Wednes- New Years cleaning exhibits and you are invited to visit service will help you file your Thursday: Girls junior varsity the gift shop. 2012 Tax Return through April 15. day: Breakfast - blueberry bubble basketball at Syracuse junior var- The Goodland Public Library is Call (785) 890-2287 or (785) 821- bread, sliced peaches and milk. sity basketball tournament. 6 p.m. open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- 1827 to make an appointment. Lunch - beef and noodles, mashed multicultural evening at West El- for your QuickBooks day through Thursday and from Tuesday Flicks are at 1:30 potatoes, baby carrots, blueberry ementary School. Friday: 2 p.m. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- p.m. at the Goodland Public oat muffin, pineapple tidbits and boys varsity wrestling at Hays January is a great urday. For information call (785) Library, 812 Broadway. Call the milk. Thursday: Breakfast - bis- High School. time to clean up your jamie 899-5461 or stop by the library. QuickBooks file. Is Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- Frank Smith in your morphew man County is seeking mentors and the first step. (785) 728-7022 and health department tious meals are served, and parents customer list 2 dif- children to mentor. Call 890-3665. (785) 501-8282. The Sherman County Health De- are encouraged to get involved in ferent ways? Quick- The Good Sam Family Support business tips The “Freedom Today” group of partment at 1622 Broadway is open their children’s education. For in- Books allows you to • Council meets at 7 p.m. the second Narcotics Anonymous 8 meets at from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. formation call 890-2552. merge those into one a vendor with a vendor, an account Thursday of every month at the p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridaysand Monday through Friday. customer. Just Edit the customer with an account, etc. You cannot Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings 8 p.m. on Sundays crimestoppers at 1013 Center. Blood pressures; infants’, chil- name you don’t want to use to the undo a merge, so proceed carefully are open to all interested people. If you have information about Call 890-8369. dren’s and adults’ immunizations; name you do want to use. Click and get that file cleaned up. For information call 890-3117 or Bird City Alcoholics Anony- any crime, call the Goodland Area health assessments for Kan Be OK, then click Yes to confirm that This tip was brought to you by 890-5936. mous 6:30 p.m. Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- group meets at Healthy, daycare and school entry; you want to merge the two names. Western Kansas Business Consult- Breast Cancer Support Group (Mountain Time) on Fridays 5665. Your call will be confidential at the fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- All the transactions for both entries ing sponsored in part by Sherman meets at 5:30 p.m. the second Nar- and you will not be asked your Senior Center on 4th Street. bin; and family planning available are now combined under the name County. We offer free and confiden- Monday of the month. Any woman cotics Anonymous meets at 6:30 name. If the information results in by appointment. Sharps containers you want to use. The names must be tial business consulting to Kearny, with cancer is welcome. Call Norma (Mountain Time) on Tuesdays the arrest and/or conviction of those at are available free. WIC program identical in order to merge. You can Scott, Sherman, and Wichita coun- at 890-6629 for more information. involved, you could be eligible for the Senior Center. Call (785) 734- available. Call 890-4888 or go to also do this with Vendors, Accounts, ties. For more information or to set The Goodland Activities Center a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland 2734 for more information. www.sherman.kansas.com. Items, and Other Names. You can up an appointment, contact Jamie has the daily activities. For informa- Stratton Al- Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit “AA by the Book” If you have questions, concerns only merge the same type of list en- Morphew at (620) 874-0771 or e- tion call 890-7242. Memberships coholics Anonymous organization formed by citizens group meets or complaints about child care, call tries – a customer with a customer, mail [email protected]. options for everyone including 7 p.m. Thursdays against crime. at for a beginners the health department. day passes for $5. Visit goodland- The police department can also open meeting. Filies and young Water Testing — The Northwest gac.com or stop by 808 Main. be called at 890-4570. people welcome. Call (719) 348- Local Environmental Protection Aerobics with Tena Thompkins at Aging conference set 5398 for men and (719) 346-8553 Group does well evaluations, in- family shelter 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday for women. On U.S. Highway 24 go cluding testing for bacteria and The Northwest Kansas Domestic and Fridays. Aerobics with Lisa to Statton and it is the second house nitrates. To schedule an evaluation and Sexual Violence Services pro- Malsom at 5:30 p.m. on Monday for April 26 in Parsons on the left, 513 Iola Street. or discuss environmental concerns, vides help day or night to victims and Wednesday. High Impact Fibromyalgia and Chronic Aging with Attitude, a one-day Kansas State Research and Exten- call the Health Department at 890- of domestic violence and sexual Workouts with Grady Bonsall at Myofascial Pain Support Group regional conference focusing on sion family and consumer sciences 4888. assault. Weekly support groups are 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. meets from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. the available in Hays. Support group issues associated with aging – and agent. Taekwondo with Wayne Luckert third Wednesday of every month hospital volunteers for women’s domestic violence vic- adding quality to life during the pro- • “Tourism in Southeast Kansas” on Tuesday at 5 to 5:30 p.m. Tigers, in the Emergency Medical Services Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon tims/survivors is from 3:30 to 4:30 cess – is being planned for Friday, - Jim Zaleski, director, Labette 5:30 to 7 Karate Kids and 5:30 to 7 building, 257 15th St., in Burling- and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. volun- p.m. Central Time on Wednesdays; April 26. County tourism. p.m. adult. Wednesdays 5 to 5:30 ton. Call Debbie at 719-346-4612. teers are in the gift shop. a men’s domestic violence victims/ The conference will be held at the • “Balance and Falls as We Age” p.m. Tigers, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Karate survivors support group from noon Wesley United Methodist Church - Kizmi Olson, physical therapist at Kids and 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. adults. area events early head start at 500 Leawood Drive in Parsons Labette Health. Prairie Museum of Art and Early Head Start is a state funded to 1 p.m. Central Time Tuesdays; Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 and a youth support group is avail- with sessions planned from 8 a.m. • “Prescription Drug Interac- p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for History, 1905 S. Franklin, Colby is program for income eligible fami- until 2:30 p.m. (Mountain Time). tions” - Robyn Harrell, pharmacist, open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central lies with prenatal mothers and chil- able by appointment. A sexual the meeting every Tuesday at the violence victims/survivors sup- Registration is $15 per person and Lindburg Pharmacy, Pittsburg. Harvest Evangelical Free Church, Time Tuesday through Friday and 1 dren up to age three. Families par- includes lunch, refreshments, prizes • “Money Tips for 2013 – and to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. On ticipate in a variety of educational port group in Hays and a domestic 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information violence support group to meet in and a resource fair. Beyond” - Elizabeth Kiss, Kansas call (785) 890-6423. exhibit during the month of October activities and receive free medical The conference is recommended State Research and Extension state is a selection of works from the art and dental care. Colby are being formed. If inter- Goodland Alcoholics Anony- ested in joining or for information for adults, their families and care- family resource management spe- mous, 1013 Center. If you drink department at Colby Community Services include special needs givers, said Gayle Price, Kansas cialist. College. The pieces in the show, of children with disabilities. If you or help, call (800) 794-4624. In the alcohol, that’s your business. If you Colby area, call (785) 443-1130. State Research and Extension area • “Meals for One or Two” - Bar- want to stop, we can help. Call 821- created by art instructor Rebel Jay have a family member with a special family and consumer sciences spe- bara Ames, Kansas State Research 3826 pr 728-7491. and her students from several art problem, such as drug or alcohol animal shelter cialist based in Chanute, Kan., and and Extension family and consumer Goodland Al-Anon Family classes, utilize a variety of media abuse, job loss or other family crisis, Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to serving southeast Kansas. sciences agent, Wildcat Extension Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays including acrylics, chalk, clay, pa- your family can qualify. Call 785- www.petfinder.com and be sure to The conference is a multi-agency District. at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- per and found objects. 672-3125, ext. 187. enter the Goodland zip code 67735. collaboration of program and ser- • “Safe at Home – How Safe is cade. For information call Alice or thrift store preschool You can also call the Goodland vice providers in southeast Kansas, Your Home?” - Heather Odell, Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. The Goodland Churches Thrift Sherman County Head Start is Police Department at 890-4570 or Price said. physical therapist with Angels Care The Incognito Group. If alcohol Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 a free preschool for eligible 3 and Northwest Kansas Animal Shelter This year, Nina Chen, a human Home Health, Chanute. has made your life unmanageable. a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through 4 year olds. The federally funded at 899-4398. Interested in adopting development specialist with the • “Conversations about Safe Our group meets at 7 p.m. on Tues- Friday. Donations welcome. For program is targeted to families who a pet? Call the animal shelter or go to University of Missouri Extension, Driving” - Jill Frost-Steward, Ph.D. day and Friday at the First Christian information call 890-2007 meet certain economic guidelines the website www.nwkasgoodland. will keynote the conference by shar- candidate in family studies and Church, 711 Arcade, Goodland and provides hearing, vision, dental webs.com. ing her insight into the role, as well human services/adult develop- West entrance. Talking about it is and educational screenings. Nutri- as the power of humor in everyday ment and aging at Kansas State living and its effect on physical, University. mental and emotional health. A registration of $15 per person According to Chen, humor can is due by Monday, April 15. Regis- matters of record reduce stress and increase produc- tration at the door on the day of the District Court Beatriz Martinez, vehicles; un- Kevin Mininger, motor carrier fined $248. tivity, said Price, who noted that conference will be available for $25 These are cases decided by the lawful acts; e.g. registration, dis- regulations on persons and property, Juan Bunlos, operate a motor Chen’s message promises to be per person, but lunch and confer- Goodland District Court: Oct. 15: posed due to failure to appear, $60. fined $248. vehicle without a valid license, inspiring, as we often don’t stop to ence materials cannot be guaranteed Victor M. Portillo, operating a mo- Oct.23: David D. Skeem II, no John L. Chambers, no seatbelt, fined $158. think how humor can have a positive for late registrants. tor vehicle without a valid license, seatbelt, fined $10. fined $10. Benjamin S. Newland, driving impact on our lives. For registration or more informa- fined $158. Johnathan R. Solberg, unlaw- Nov. 3: Jesus Rodriguez, driving while cancelled/suspended/re- Attendees are invited to choose tion, go to: www.southeast.ksu.edu Victor M. Portillo, no liability ful parking in accessible parking; while license cancelled/suspended/ voked, 2nd or subsequent convic- four educational sessions (from or call, the Kansas State Research insurance, fined $300. blocking access ramp or aisle, fined revoked, fined $198. tion, fined $298. eight offered): and Extension Southeast Area office Delmona K. Vick, over weight $155. Nov. 4: Richard Theron Cox, Nov. 9: Brandon Bond, speeding, • “Who Gets Grandma’s Yellow at: 620-431-1530. limits on wheels and axles, fined Oct. 27: Thomas C. Havens, speeding, fined $155. fined $167. Pie Plate?” - Lois Carlson, retired $155. speeding, fined $173. Rebecca L. Lembitz, speeding, Carolyn Paulsen, speeding, fined Oct. 16: Donald E. Williams, Oct 28: Bollam N. Reddy, im- fined $173. $173. motor carrier safety rules and regu- proper driving on laned roadway, William L. Chamblee, no over- Michael Barrera, unlawful park- READ A lations, fined $213. fined $173. size permit on 12.5 wide load, fined ing in accessible parking; blocking Donald E. Williams, motor car- Oct. 29: Monica N. Aaron, ve- $148. access ramp or aisle, fined $173. rier safety rules and regulations, hicles; unlawful acts; e.g., registra- Nov. 7: Abraham L. Kut, im- Nov. 10: Katherine S. Johnson, NEWSPAPER! fined $115. tion, fined $158. proper driving on laned highway, speeding, fined $179. IT’S PORTABLE! Oct. 17: Paula L. Brough, speed- Nov. 1: Ericka L. Sutherland, fined $173. Nov. 14: Daniel E. Fielder, speed- ing, fined $143. speeding, fined $149. Nov. 8: Fisehaye W. Andu, motor ing, fined $179. Benjamin R. Young, speeding, Douglas M. Jones, unsafe turning carrier safety rules and regulation, 1205 Main, Goodland • (785) 899-2338 fined $143. or stopping; failure to give proper Carlos A Molina, no seatbelt, signal, fined $173. fined $10. Brent Porter, no seatbelt, fined Oct. 21: Lindsey A. Linnebur, $10. Nov. 2: failure to yield to emergency ve- Michael Tolle, speeding, SUBSCRIBER hicle, fined $198. fined $155. Rodney Scott You receive two free passes to see: See American Profile magazine in this week’s issue of Lincoln (PG-13) Your sponsorship could be right here!

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Work has begun on the new fire and ambulance station. The Wolak county ambulance service and the county and city fire departments. for the ambulances has already been installed. building, which at various times has been a supermarket and a Miller Construction has started on the ambulance side, which the Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News manufacturing plant, will be remodeled into a joint station for the contract specifies must be ready to move into next month. A door matters of record

District Court weight limits on wheels and axles, $167. Nov. 23: Stephen D. Bennett, Hector G. Muniz, speeding, fined safety rules and regulations, fined These are cases decided by the fined $158. Heidi F. Strong, speeding, fined speeding, fined $143. $143. $213. Goodland District Court: Nov. 20: Patricia Bailio, oper- $185. Eruvey Delatorre Franco, speed- Mark Alan Crowl, unlawful park- Nov. 30: Elizabeth E. Shanks, Nov. 14: Rhonda K. Richards, ate a motor vehicle without a valid Ronald E. Tugby, speeding, fined ing, fined $191. ing in accessible parking; blocking speeding, fined $179. unlawful parking in accessible park- license, fined $158. $179. James Whan Lee, speeding, fined access ramp or aisle, fined $155. Elizabeth E. Shanks, following ing; blocking access ramp or aisle, Patricia Bailio, speeding, fined Jason C. Wolfe, speeding, fined $149. Nov. 25: Timothy Nolan Berges, another vehicle to close, fined $75. fined $185. $132. $155. Ugochukwu K. Msaka, speeding, speeding, fined $143. Sean Michael Sullivan, speeding, Nov. 15: Shannon M. Bryce, John H, Wood, speeding, fined Hao Guo, unlawful parking in fined $155. Purnesh Gali, speeding, fined fined $143. speeding, fined $167. $155. accessible parking; blocking access Srisothinathan Pakeetharan, $197. Dennis Wayne Winfrey, speed- Robert L. Durdee, motor carrier John L. Vogt, motor carrier safety ramp or aisle, fined $197. speeding, fined $179. Paul M. Bearman, unlawful park- ing, fined $161. safety rules and regulations, fined rules and regulations, fined $213. Charles A. Harms, vehicles; Ralph Randall Rogers, speeding, ing in accessible parking; blocking Darrin J. Dewitt, motor carrier $213. Nov. 21: Brooke Elizabeth Chris- unlawful acts; e.g., registration, fined $155. access ramp or aisle, fined $167. safety rules and regulations, fined Frederick Karl Haack, no over- topher, speeding, fined $155. fined $198. Nathan G. Spillane, speeding, Eric Robert Wilper, no seatbelt, $213. size permit on 12.5 foot wide load, Jennifer L. Cummings, speeding, Kenneth Hayward, failed to yield fined $155. fined $10. Pui M. Lam, motor carrier safety fined $148. fined $155. to emergency vehicle, fined $293. Thomas Joseph Stevens, speed- Nov. 26: Misty Lynn Winters, rules and regulations, fined $213. Nov. 16: Jeffery A. Frost, speed- Leah M. Driscol, speeding, fined Katherine L. Webber, defective ing, fined $191. speeding, fined $143. Charles G. Meyer, motor carrier ing, fined $149. $143. wipers; obstructed windshield or Nathan G. Towne, speeding, Nov. 27: Dillon T. Schueter, safety rules and regulations, fined Harold D. Hughes, motor carrier Sherry D. Dukes, speeding, fined windows, fined fined $149. speeding, fined $143. $213. safety rules and regulations, fined $161. Kurt Patrick Wendelburg, unau- Dinah E. Wagner, speeding, fined Doris Jeanette Brown, unlaw- Charles G. Meyer, motor carrier $248. Harry Faust Jr., speeding, fined thorized lights and signals, fined $149. ful parking in accessible parking; safety rules and regulations, fined Theodore Carney Robison, un- $161. $143. Ryan Gilbert Avila, unlawful blocking access ramp or aisle, fined $115. lawful parking in accessible park- Jeffery A. Gengenbaugh, speed- Nov. 22: Brett Kevin Broadhead, parking in accessible parking; $161. Hilbert Navarro, unlawful park- ing; blocking access ramp or aisle, ing, fined $149. speeding, fined $143. blocking access ramp or aisle, fined Lacie Taylor Cowan, unlawful ing in accessible parking; blocking fined $155. Adam C. Heflin, speeding, fined Matthew Ryan Capo, speeding, $179. parking in accessible parking; access ramp or aisle, fined $173. Nov. 17: Bradley Murphy, speed- $155. fined $149. Matthew, K. Meidinger, failure blocking access ramp or aisle, fined ing, fined $239. Nancy H. La Vigne White, speed- Richard C. Coffelt, speeding, to yield to emergency vehicle, fined $173. 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The wanton killing of women diligently performing one of the most important and selfless of tasks, and the causing of innocent children to spend their last moments on earth in terror, then slaughtering them like penned-up animals – this kind of insanity leaves me with nothing profound or comforting to offer. “So why should I write anything about the murder of six adults and 20 small children in Newtown? Because to ignore something that has caused such unspeakable grief seems, as someone has said, disloyal. To write about something else at this moment seems not worthwhile.” The shooting in Newtown, Conn., coming months after the massacre at the Aurora, Colo., theatre rocked many to the core, and cries were heard for the country to act to reduce gun violence or at least examine ways to address what was happening in our country. President Barack Obama assigned Vice President Joe Biden to gather people on both sides and to develop some recommenda- tions to provide action the American public was seeking. Biden got his work done early, and Wednesday, President Obama held a press conference to reveal his recommendations to Congress and First week down for Legislature signed executive orders to help where he could without having to wait for Congress to act. I have made it through the first week of the ward hoping to have a local sales tax to fund a project The children who wrote to the President about gun violence, 2013 Legislative Session. Being a committee of their own when it expires. The monies might some of those who survived the shootings and their parents were chair – for Education Budget – has added a lot cassidy also be needed to fund critical programs. We with the President as he made his case for a military-style rapid- more work and responsibility to my schedule. will just have to wait and see how it all plays firing rifle ban, a ban on large ammunition magazines and the Monday, January 14, all of the new legislators out. need for expanded background checks to include those guns sold were sworn in. It’s a nice moment, but it makes • state rep. If you remember from my early articles in at “gun shows.” me fully aware of the challenging task before the past, what happens early in the session mittee. To quote Mr. Anderson: “Every one of President Obama said getting these items through Congress me. With the political actions taking place, in is never what happens come May. I am very you on this committee will find something to will not be easy. Washington D.C. and Kansas, there is a lot of excited about a news conference I was in this dislike in this year’s budget figures.” “To make a real and lasting difference, Congress must act,” he discontent for the political process. week with the House Speaker, Ray Merrick. He One of the concerns I have is that the gover- said. “And Congress must act soon.” Tuesday evening we listened to the Gov- made the comment that he and the President of nor has requested that .6 cents of the sales tax In recent days we have seen the second anniversary of the ernor’s State of the State Address; and then the Senate, Susan Wagle, have a goal of finish- increase will stay on the books. The Legislature shooting in Tucson, Ariz., where a man using a handgun and a Wednesday morning, Steve Anderson, the ing the legislative work in eighty days. That had promised that the tax would end. Another large magazine killed six and wounded 14 before he was stopped budget director (from Oberlin), presented the would make for an aggressive session, and it problem with that is several communities are when he tried to reload the gun. facts and figures to the Appropriations Com- would save the state money. The immediate cry from the National Rifle Association is that none of the proposed laws will be passed because they will make sure Congress does not act. A tribute to a great teacher We do not see these actions as trampling on the Second Amend- ment rights to own guns any more than the ban on machine guns To the Editor: from our well, your therapy goes quickly and you can passed in 1934. We know keeping pressure on legislators to act For the last fourteen years, Diana Spinney start writing the book you always mention will take an higher resolve than for any other resolutions we may has been teaching at the Kit Carson Correc- readers about your experiences at the prison. But have made. tional Center. She originally started at the please, don’t mention my practical jokes, or the There are 350 million people in this country, but despite the fact Adult Basic Education 1 level. But eventually • to the editor number of times we ate at fast-food restaurants, nearly 60 percent of those favor the gun laws being proposed, the she would settle into the GED level. It was a we’d both be in trouble with our spouses. loud voice of the four million NRA members (.11 percent) have good match. Over these past fourteen years she vowed to stop the democratic process. has assisted students/offenders to reach their to send up students that are prepared for her Dennis Daise As the days and months go by we hope those who favor the goal to achieve a GED. Over this span, she has class. Or, at least, I try to prepare them. As Ms. Pre-GED instructor changes maintain their high resolve, and continue to champion been a part of nearly 800 GEDs. In my book, Spinney says: “It’s all in the attitude. If they Kit Carson Correctional Center reasonable ways to approach reducing the many forms of violence that is an amazing accomplishment. I’m sure really want to achieve it, they will!” in our country. –Tom Betz others have done better, but that is something to Recently, Ms. Spinney had knee replace- P.S. I want to also mention Mrs. Adrienne be proud of. Ms. Spinney would guffaw at the ment surgery. The time walking on the facil- Fasse, who has proctored the majority of the accomplishment, but I thought that this good ity’s concrete floors caught up with her. After GED tests. She is a professional in her own news should be shared. her recovery, she will retire from the Kit Car- right, and has been very faithful. Mrs. Spinney The Goodland Star-News At times, Ms. Spinney didn’t know if she was son Correctional Center. and her have eaten nearly a hundred meals at (USPS No. 222-460. ISSN 0893-0562) going to continue at the facility, but I believe It has been a privilege to teach and work Mexico No. 2 in Burlington after each test. Member: Kansas Press Association she felt, at this point in her life, that it was her with her. It has been a privilege to see a differ- Maybe they will honor them with a free meal. Inland Press Association Colorado Press Association calling. Her family wasn’t all that excited about ence that she has made in students who didn’t Plus, I can’t forget to mention the help of past National Newspaper Association her teaching at a prison facility, but by looking believe they could achieve a GED. It has been principals, fellow instructors and prison staff e-mail: [email protected] at the results, she was right on. a privilege to commute on I-70 for who-knows and the help of respective tutors assisting the Steve Haynes, President For the past five years, I have enjoyed teach- how many miles we’ve ridden and driven. students. We couldn’t do it without them. ing at the pre-GED level and working with her So, Ms. Spinney, I hope your surgery went Kevin Bottrell, Editor 20 11 Pat Schiefen, Society Editor Advertising Department 2011 Jessica Corbin and Kayla Bentley Watching sunsets Sheila Smith, Circulation Manager Sunlight. It’s still more than two months to the Nor’west Press You can sit at the table and watch the sun set steve equinox, and the gains from day to day seem Richard Westfahl, General Manager a little later each day. It’s such a relief after the painfully slow. Yet, you know they are gains, Gary Stewart, Jim Bowker, James Jackson hypershort days of late December. haynes and it makes a lot of people feel better about Kris McCool, Tracy Traxel, It’s not much yet. Just 10 minutes since the the season. Judy McKnight, Sheri Arroyo. shortest day of the year, Dec. 21, known as the • along the sappa Two more months of winter, oh yeah, but winter solstice. But it’s something. we’ll survive. 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Lies Shameless ©2009 Hometown Content, listings by Zap2it ©2009 Hometown Content, listings by Zap2it star-news classified Star-News / Tuesday, January 22, 2013 9 FOUND and an excellent benefits pack- CDL DRIVER...Home every Stephen’s Restaurant in Sha------age, which includes life, health night, must have clean MVR. ron Springs, KS is actively 2004 Chevy Impala. 98,500 Behind The Goodland Star- and supplemental insurance, Call (785) 821-0492. -1-15-2- seeking to fill open positions miles, new tires. $4,900. Call FOR RENT News, a 20” youth bicycle 401(k) plan and a quarterly 15- of cook and prep cook. We (785) 899-5170. Goodland. was found. Stop by office and incentive bonus program. Inter------are a family-owned restaurant -1-11-1-22- House for rent in Goodland. describe to claim. -tfn- ested applicants may contact Sherman County Sheriff’s that strives to make each din------Very nice 2 bedroom, freshly Tim Neitzel, Location Manager, Office is currently accepting ing experience a pleasant one 110 window unit, AC only. painted inside with nice carpet, WANTED American Implement, Inc., 685 applications for the positions with great food and hospitality. $200 OBO. Also have Lazy Boy large eat-in kitchen, laundry Kansas Avenue, Wheeler, KS, recliner, clean, no stains. $125 room, 1 bath. $485/month plus WANTED: TOPPER TO FIT of detention deputy and also To inquire about becoming a 67756 or call (800) 832-2124 or OBO. Call (785) 821-0160 for utilities. Call (303) 941-2369. 1995 CHEVY S-10. Call Gary patrol deputy. Applications can part of our team, please apply (785) 332-2124. -1-15-1-29- information. -1-11-1-25- -1-11-1-22- at (719) 342-5846 or Melanie at be obtained at the Sherman in person or contact us at (785) ------(719) 342-5215. -TFN- County Sheriff’s Office, 813 1/2 852-4182 for more information. HOMESTEAD Nutrition Proj- Printing equipment for sale: Houses and apartments in ------Broadway, Goodland. Please Pay is commensurate with ex- ect is accepting applications Acti “V” Line 204, horizontal Goodland, KS. All sizes. Call Want to buy: John Deere apply in person, no phone calls perience. -1-8-1-25- for a person to deliver home- process camera. Log Etron- for details. (785) 890-6538. diesel engines running or not. please! Sherman County is an ------delivered meals from the Good- ics Film Processor (Model -6-12-tfn Also John Deere combines EOE. -1-15-1-25- PSI Transport is always look- land Senior Center Meal Site #LL2218; volts 196-264; single ------and tractors for parts. 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Qualified candidates 2 - 12” Sony subwoofers and graphic designs, massages, BUSINESS FOR SALE quilting and Fed-Ex and UPS SERVICE TECHNICIAN: N.A. Timmerman Feeding must have excellent customer a 1000 watt amp for sale, box is looking to fill a position at service skills and good commu- COMPLETE FITNESS CEN- and wires are included, call 719- shipping and more! Stop by American Implement, Inc. in 1018 Main, Goodland – 3-23- Wheeler, Kansas is currently our McDonald facility in the nication and problem-solving TER! Changing Lifestyles, 13th 930-9031 in Goodland. - tfn- maintenance/feed department. skills. Computer knowledge & Main, Goodland. Contact Pat ------tfn seeking qualified individuals ------to fill the position of Service Individual duties may include and good interpersonal skills Howe at (785) 890-7512 or (785) FIREWOOD FOR SALE IN welding, run heavy equipment, are important. Interested indi- 821-2389 for more information. GOODLAND. Call (785) 890- Superior Flooring & Furniture, Technician. Responsibilities Burlington, CO. 14,500 sq. ft. are to analyze, troubleshoot driving a feed truck, along with viduals may send a cover letter -5-11-tfn 7224. -12-11-tfn- various other duties. Salary and resume to the Location ------showroom! Carpet, ceramic and perform electrical and me- tile, vinyl, appliances, furniture chanical repairs on agricultural depends on experience and Manager, American Imple- FOR SALE ASHLEY FURNITURE TEM- qualifications. If you are look- ment, Inc., 685 Kansas Avenue, PUR-PEDIC BEDDING AT and bedroom sets to list a few! equipment. Two to three years Used Whirlpool heavy-duty Check us out at www.superior- experience in maintenance and ing for a place to start a career, Wheeler, KS, 67756 or call (785) COLBY FURNITURE AND contact Jason Timmerman at 332-2124 or (800) 832-2124. clothes dryer, $115. 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The Goodland Star-News 1205 Main, Goodland, Kan. 67735 1205 Main Avenue, Goodland, KS 67735 • (785) 899-2338 (785) 899-2338 star-news 10 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 22, 2013 sports Cowboys end tournament Eighth grade B-Team pulls off overtime win The Grant Junior High boys Holcomb scored just five points, on high note with 62-52 win basketball B-Team won a tense allowing the Mustangs to take the home game on Thursday against lead and win. The Goodland High School boys Gannon Ihrig made a three pointer. Holcomb, a 29-27 win that went Kent was the team’s leading basketball team was able to make a Riley County scored and put in into triple overtime. scorer with 10. Hoss had eight; little more headway in the weekend two free throws to make it 26-25. The Mustangs were outscored Stramel, six; Matt Wood and rounds of the Trojan Classic tourna- Gage Ihrig made a free throw with by the Longhorns in the first three Anthony Hernandez, two each; ment at Hillsboro, placing seventh 24 seconds left in the half. Riley quarters but mounted a rally in and Zane Bateman, one. out of eight teams. County tied the game at 27 at half- the fourth, tying the game and The A-Team lost 52-12. Dusty Cowboys vs. Hillsboro time. going on to win in triple overtime Johnson led the team with four The Cowboys did better in the Smith scored the first two points 29-27. points on two baskets in the sec- semi-finals on Friday than they did of the second half, breaking the tie. The Mustangs owed that rally ond quarter. Kent and Nolan in Tuesday’s opening round, but After a Riley County basket, Gage to Hagan Hoss and Kasey Stra- Deeds each scored a basket in still allowed the Hillsboro Trojans Ihrig made a three pointer. Gunner mel. Hoss scored five points, two the third quarter, while Dillon to outscore them almost two to one, Helton made a free throw to make baskets and a free throw, while Gillming and Alex Goodwin each losing 69-40. it 33-31. Stramel added two. They held got a basket in the first quarter. Taylen Smith was fouled and Simmerman scored on a pass the Longhorns to just four points The Mustangs are in action to- made both free throws for the first from Lazaro to make it 35-31. Gage in the quarter. day against Scott City. The eighth score of the game. Hillsboro made Ihrig put in a three pointer. Gannon In overtime, Stramel hit a three- graders are on the road while the two layups to take a 4-2 lead. Gage Ihrig put in a three to open up a pointer and put in a free throw. seventh graders play at home at 3 Ihrig made a three pointer go up 10-point lead, 41-31. Riley County Hoss added a basket and Darian p.m. in the junior high gym. 5-4. put in five points, cutting the lead Kent put in three free throws. With five minutes left in the first to five. quarter, Hillsboro layup put the Gannon Ihrig made a free throw Trojans back on top 6-5. They went to end the quarter at 42-36. matters of record on a six point run until with less The first points of the fourth quar- than three minutes to play, Gannon ter came at the 6:18 mark with two District Court Michael C. Pieper, no liability Ihrig made a three pointer to make free throws for Riley County. Hel- These are cases decided by the insurance, fined $398. it 12-8. ton went to the line a few seconds Goodland District Court: Sept. 24: Luis A. Vega, motor Hillsboro scored another six later and made two free throws to Jan. 5, 1995: Jonathan P. How- carrier safety rules and regulations, points. Smith hit a free throw in the make it 44-38. Gage Ihrig stole the deshell, speeding, fined $179. fined $213. final seconds of the quarter, but the ball and made a layup, then Riley May 5, 2002: Binh Pham, speed- Jessica R. Goldstein, driving Trojans led 18-9. County made a three pointer. ing, fined $268. while license cancelled/suspended/ It took more that two minutes for The Cowboys added another two Jan. 30, 2010: Michelle E. Archu- revoked, fined $198. either team to score in the second points, then Riley County put in leta, speeding, fined $187. Sept. 30: Nicole R. Dunn, speed- quarter. Smith was fouled and two to make it 48-42. Riley County Aug. 22, 2010: Phillip L. Blan- ing, fined $173. knocked down his fourth and fifth made another two pointer and put in kenship, speeding, fined $179. Oct. 2: Jordam E. Beach, speed- free throws of the game. a free throw to close the lead to two Phillip L. Blankenship, no seat- ing, fined $173. Hillsboro went on another run, points with four minutes remaining belt, fined $5. Thomas V. Orourke IV, vehicles; this time scoring six points. After a in the games. Jan. 1: Timothy Craig Cowan, unlawful acts; e.g. registration, timeout, Adam Simmerman made A Riley County free throw made speeding, fined $143. fined $158. a free throw to make the score 24- it a one-point game. Simmerman Jan. 9: Michael A. Wilson, speed- Thomas V. Orourke IV, speeding, 12. Smith made another two free made a three pointer, then Riley ing, fined $275. fined $75. throws, but Hillsboro put in four County added a free throw. Trachsel March 15: Ryan B. Nixon, speed- Vallan V. Smith, speeding, fined more points. was fouled and made a free throw to ing, fined $241. $188. Down 28-14, Gage Ihrig made a keep it a four-point game. May 21: Tracy L. Phillips, speed- Oct.3: Jose T. Gomez, motor basket and was fouled. He made the Helton got a putback with 2:09 to ing, fined $161. carrier regulations on persons and and-one shot to make it 28-17. Hills- play. Riley County put in a pair of July 4: Mary L. McBride, speed- property, fined $250. boro answered with a two-pointer. free throws to make it 54-50. Trach- ing, fined $203. Oct. 14: Tyler W. Bosley, speed- Both teams got one more free throw, sel added a free throw, then went Aug. 31: Brittni N. Eastin, im- ing, fined $155. ending the half with the Trojans on back to the line a few seconds later proper u-turn, fined $173. Michael A. Bruce, improper driv- top 31-18. for two more. Riley County put in Sept.1: Eliazar Ortega, no seat- ing on laned roadway, fined $173. Smith scored in the opening pos- two free throws to make it 57-52. belt, fined $10. Michael A. Bruce, speeding, session of the half. The Cowboys With 1:28 to play, Gage Ihrig was Sept. 14: Julio Alejandro Bus- fined $159. got another point on a free throw, fouled and made a free throw. La- sone, operating a motor vehicle Thomas D. Riley, motor carrier then the Trojans added two. Smith zaro put in a basket to make it 60-52. without a valid license, deferred safety rules and regulations, fined got a basket on a pass from Ruben Gage Ihrig went back to the line with adjudication $378. $248. Lazaro to make it 33-23. Lazaro 1:06 to play and made a free throw. Sept. 23: Michael C. Pieper, no Oct. 15: Seneca D. Scott, speed- was then fouled while attempting a Gannon Ihrig, seen here in action against Oakley earlier this season, Smith put in a free throw to end the seatbelt, fined $10. ing, fined $161. putback and made a free throw. scored 13 points in the Cowboys’ 62-52 win over Riley County in the game with a Cowboy win, 62-52. Hillsboro made seven unan- final game of the Trojan Classic in Hillsboro over the weekend. swered points before Smith was able Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News to put in a shot. The Cowboys added two more points in the remaining and neither team scored until Gan- shot and was fouled. He missed the minutes of the third quarter, but the non Ihrig made a two point shot with extra free throw. Hillsboro made a Fun By The numBers Trojans added 13 to go up 53-30. 6:40 left in the quarter. Riley County free throw to make it 14-12. Gage Like puzzles? Then you’ll love sudoku. This mind- Hillsboro got a three pointer to scored to tie the game. went back to the line less than a open the fourth quarter. Gage Ihrig Smith was fouled and made one minute later and made one of two bending puzzle will have you hooked from the moment scored to make it 56-32. In the of two free throws. Riley County free throws. you square off, so sharpen your pencil and put your next four minutes, Gage hit a three scored, then Smith put a shot in for Simmerman hit a bucket to give sudoku savvy to the test! pointer, but the Trojans added three two to make the score 5-4. Gannon Goodland back the lead, 15-14. as well. Ihrig was fouled while shooting, but Gannon Ihrig was fouled early in Here’s How It Works: Kolt Trachsel was fouled and missed both freethrows. the second quarter. He made a free Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken made a free throw for the Cowboys Riley County tied the game at five throw to make it 16-14. Smith was down into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the num- last points of the game. Hillsboro each with a free throw. Gage Ihrig fouled and made two free throws. bers 1 through 9 must fill each row, column and box. Each put in four more to win it 69-40. hit a three pointer to take an 8-5 lead. Riley County made a three pointer, number can appear only once in each row, column and Cowboys vs. Riley County A Riley County basket made it 8-7. but so did Gannon Ihrig, maintain- The Cowboys finished on a high Gage then made a layup, answered ing the Cowboys’ lead, 21-17. box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers note, winning the seventh place by a two-pointer from Riley County With five minutes left in the half, will appear by using the numeric clues already provided game on Saturday over Riley Coun- to make it 10-9. Simmerman made a two-point shot. in the boxes. The more numbers you name, the easier it ty, 62-52. Riley County scored again, taking Riley County scored twice, cutting gets to solve the puzzle! Goodland won the tipoff. Smith an 11-10 lead. Another basket put the Cowboys’ lead to two points, couldn’t convert the opening shot, them up 13-10. Gage Ihrig made a 23-21. With 2:48 left in the half, School calendar for January 23-29

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