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inside Relay for Life Agencies today More lo- make cal news and views from your Goodland drug Star-News arrests Last Tuesday the Sherman Coun- ty Sheriff’s Office executed a search warrant on a house in the 1300 block of Caldwell resulting in the arrest of two people. Six people – two in Sherman County and four in Thomas County – were arrested last week in a coor- dinated execution of search war- Swim team rants aimed at curbing the sale of illegal narcotics in the area. The Thomas County Sheriff’s wins meet Office and the Colby Police De- partment, with the assistance of the The Goodland Swim Kansas Bureau of Investigation and Club completed its season Sherman County Sheriff’s Office, with an undefeated record, obtained the warrants based on claiming the league title at information uncovered through in- the Wray meet on July 11 vestigations by the offices involved. and 12. The investigations involved under- See Page 10 cover drug purchases, sometimes called controlled buys. Thomas County Undersheriff Marc Finley said the law enforce- ment officers seized approximately weather one pound of marijuana, various The Sherman County Relay for Life was held on Friday and Sat- be called off early when a severe thunderstorms passed over the drug paraphernalia, an explosive urday. An opening ceremony, finishing with a balloon release, area. For more pictures, see Page 7. device and about $4,000 in cash 84° was held at the Goodland High School Track. The event had to Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News 10 a.m. See DRUG, Page 5 Monday Today • Sunset, 8:08 p.m. Truck catches fire Traffic changes around schools Wednesday • Sunrise, 5:39 a.m. • Sunset, 8:07 p.m. on Interstate 70 Midday Conditions • Soil temperature 73 degrees A semi-tractor rig was destroyed stroyed the truck and trailer. • Humidity 50 percent Sunday morning after colliding with The Highway Patrol report said • Sky partly sunny a bridge on I-70 and catching fire. Guelmes was taken to Goodland • Winds west 5 mph A Kansas Highway Patrol report Regional Medical Center. • Barometer 30.04 inches said Yerani Guelmes, 32, of Miami, Traffic was diverted onto U.S. 24 and rising Fla., was driving his rig westbound at mile marker 12, but a second acci- at 8:30 a.m. near mile marker 11, dent occurred near the same bridge • Record High today 105° (1934) about 5 1/2 miles west of Goodland in the eastbound lanes. While crews • Record Low today 52° (1994) when the vehicle strayed from the were busy with the first accident, a Last 24 Hours* lane and hit a guardrail. It then hit sport utility vehicle pulling a trailer High Sunday 101° the concrete bridge at County Road suffered a blown tire, causing it to Low Sunday 63° 14 and caught fire. hit the bridge. Precipitation none Sherman County firefighters The vehicle was pushed off the This month 1.73 and ambulances were called to road so traffic could be let through. Year to date 10.80 the scene. The fire completely de- Below Normal 1.16 inches The Topside Forecast Today: Sunny and hot with a 20 Vietnam memorial needs percent chance of showers and thunderstorms at night, a high near 99, winds out of the southwest at help obtaining pictures 5 to 15 switching to the northeast and a low around 68. Wednesday: The Kansas Press Association Jordan of Russell Springs, who died Sunny with a 20 percent chance and its members are helping the May 14, 1968; Phillip L. Salinas of of showers and thunderstorms at Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund Leoti, who died Feb 6. 1968; Harry night, a high near 91, winds out of project to build a “Wall of Faces” H. Brack Jr. of Leoti, who died Oct. the southeast at 10 to 15 mph and With Goodland High School students temporarily housed in Central Elementary and Grant Junior at the Vietnam War Memorial in 22, 1971; and Russ E. Eckhart of High next school year, the city will be making some traffic flow changes around the schools. At a low around 66. Washington D.C. Norcatur, who died May 29, 1967. Extended Forecast Central, 14th Street between Main and Broadway will become one way going west. There will be The project involves finding pho- If you have any information or diagonal parking on the north side of the street and no parking along the south. There will also be Thursday: Mostly sunny and hot tographs of the more than 58,000 have one of the missing photos, diagonal parking along the west side of Broadway and parallel parking on the east side between with a 20 percent chance of show- American soldiers killed in the war. please contact the Goodland Star- 13th and 14th Streets. At Grant Junior High, there will be diagonal parking on the south side of ers and thunderstorms at night, a Local soldiers still missing pho- News at (785) 899-2338. 11th Street and parallel parking along the north side. The changes will go into effect Aug. 1. high near 99 and a low around 68. tos include: Pvt. 1st Class Francis E. Friday: Sunny and hot with a high near 97 and a low around 67. Completing the bleachers Vaccinations encouraged brought to you by: after measles cases arise Although measles have not oc- “The best way to keep from get- curred in the western part of Kansas ting the disease is by being vacci- now is the time to get your vaccina- nated. Protect children by making tion if you need one. sure they have the measles, mumps 328 W. Hwy. 24, Goodland The Kansas Department of Health and rubella vaccine when they are Phone: (785) 899-5628 and Environment and the Sedgwick 12 to 15 monthd old, and again County Health Department identi- before they enter kindergarten,” fied another possible exposure to said Robert Moser, M.D., Kansas markets measles from a Wichita restaurant Department of Health and Envi- 10 a.m. bringing the total number of measles ronment secretary and state health Wheat — $5.97 bushel cases to 11, eight in Sedgwick Coun- officer. Posted county price — $6.10 ty and three in Johnson County. The state says measles is highly Corn — $3.85 bushel Measles is a respiratory disease contagious and is spread through the Posted county price — $3.66 caused by a virus, said the state. air by breathing, coughing or sneez- Milo — $3.32 bushel With the creation of the measles, ing. Children or adults born after Soybeans — $11.55 bushel mumps and rubella vaccine, mea- 1957 who do not have documented Posted county price — $11.90 sles cases have generally been rare evidence of receiving at least two Millet — no bid in the U.S., however, it still sickens doses of a measles-containing Sunflowers approximately 20 million and kills vaccine, or documented evidence Oil current crop — $17.75 cwt. 164,000 people world wide each of laboratory-confirmed measles Confection — no bid year. There has been a resurgence (a seropositive antibody test) are Pinto beans — $32 of measles cases in the U.S. in 2014. considered to be highly susceptible (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, From Jan. 1 to July 3, 554 confirmed to measles. Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. These may not be closing figures. ) measles cases have been reported in The signs and symptoms of mea- 20 states. This is the highest number sles typically begin one to two New south-side bleachers are currently being installed at Max Jones Fieldhouse. When finished of cases since indigenous measles weeks after someone is exposed the Max will completely have new bleachers. The money has been raised by the Cowboy Booster elimination was documented in the Club. The ceiling at the Max has also been painted. Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News U.S. in 2000. See MEASLES, Page 5 about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, July 22, 2014 friends card shower death notices The family of Fern Estes has the calendar requested a card shower for her Gail E. Miller 95th birthday on Friday, July 25, calendar TnT, 115 E. 9th, or at the Berna- month from 3:45 to 5:15 p.m. at 2014. Cards may be sent to her at dine Johnson residence, located at the 4-H Building. This class is Gail E. Miller, 82, Bird City etery at McDonald. 250 Emerald Elm Road, Kanorado, There will be a Goodland com- munity blood drive on Tuesday, 704 Walnut. For information call open for second to fifth graders. farmer and bus supervisor for the Visitation will be from noon to 6 Kan. 67741. 899-2338, 821-1275, 890-2287, For information call 890-4880. school system, died Saturday, July p.m. (Mountain Time) on Tuesday, July 29, from noon to 6 p.m. at genesis and the Goodland United Methodist 821-1827, 890-3793 or 899-4278 senior menu 19, 2014, in Bird City. July 22, 2014, at Knodel Funeral or order online at www.prairi- Services will be at 9 a.m. (Moun- Home, 202 S. Benton, St. Francis. salvation army Church Fellowship Hall. The goal Today: Lasagna, corn, tossed is to collect 76 pints. elandfood.com. tain Time) on Wednesday, July 23, Memorials for the American Genesis and Salvation Army are Summer matinees salad with tomatoes, garlic bread A free sack lunch will be pro- will be 2014, at the Wesleyan Community Legion in McDonald may be sent available year round to help those in 1:30 p.m. and hot cinnamon apple slices. vided to kids at 12:30 p.m. every every two weeks at Church, West Highway 24, Bird to the funeral home. need. Call (785) 890-2299 to speak on Wednesdays at the Sherman Wednesday: Turkey, sweet po- City and burial in the Grace Cem- to a volunteer. Wednesday before the summer tatoes, green beans, bread and or- matinee at The Sherman Theatre. Theatre, 1203 Main. The movie on Wednesday will be “Shrek ange pineapple salad. Thursday: Wanda Shirlene Williams activities A movie pass is not required to get Cook’s choice entree, broccoli Tours of the 1907 Victorian a sack lunch. Forever After” (PG). Kids Cooking Class salad, peaches, bread and pudding. House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to Prairie Land Food distribution The is held Wanda Shirlene Williams, 65, Robert Nuckolls officiating. on the second Wednesday of each Friday: Taco salad, watermelon, Smith Center, Russell Springs Visitation was from 9 a.m. to 10 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- is 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday at Cat’s chips and brownie. farmer and volunteer at the Wallace a.m. (Mountain Time) on Monday, day. Closed on Tuesday. Museum and the Fick Fossil July 21, 2014, at the Scott County The High Plains Museum, 1717 Museum, died Friday, July 18, 2014, Cemetery in Scott City. Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. For information call 890-3117 or 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information thrift store at the Deseret Health and Rehab in Memorials to the Huntingtons to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday 890-5936. call (785) 890-6423. The Goodland Churches Thrift Breast Cancer Support Group Goodland Alcoholics Anony- Smith Center. Foundation or Shriners may be sent through Saturday and from 1 to Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 5:30 p.m. the second mous, Graveside services were at 10 to Price and Sons Funeral Homes, 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. meets at 1013 Center. If you drink a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through Monday a.m. (Mountain Time) on Monday, 401 S. Washington, Scott City, Kan. The Carnegie Arts Center is of the month. Any woman alcohol, that’s your business. If you Friday. Donations welcome. The July 21, 2014, at the Scott County 67871. open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- with cancer is welcome. Call Norma want to stop, we can help. Call 821- daily specials are 50 percent off Cemetery in Scott City with the Rev. day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. at 890-6629 for more information. 3826 or 728-7491. men’s department on Monday, 50 Goodland Activities Center Goodland Al-Anon Family on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on The percent off housewares, furniture, Group 6 p.m. on Fridays Helen Josephine Cowles Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center has the daily activities. For informa- meets at electronics and crafts on Tuesday, is always in need of hosts and host- tion call 890-7242. Memberships at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- 10 cent books on Wednesday, 50 Helen Josephine Cowles, 104, etery. esses on Sundays. New monthly options for everyone including day cade. For information call Alice or percent off children’s department on longtime Sharon Springs resident, Memorials to Prairie Village Re- exhibits and you are invited to visit passes for $5. Visit goodlandgac. Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. Thursday and 50 percent of ladies’ died at Prairie Village Retirement tirement Community may be sent o the gift shop. com or stop by 808 Main. The hours They also meet at Mondays at 6:30 department on Friday. For informa- Community in Sharon Springs. Koons Funeral Home, 211 N. Main, The Goodland Public Library is are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday p.m. tion call 890-2007. A private memorial inurnment Goodland, Kan. 67735. open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- through Thursday, Friday 5:30 a.m. The “Freedom Today” group of will be at the Sharon Springs Cem- day through Thursday and from to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 health department 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Aerobics p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and The Sherman County Health De- LaDean Lynn Unruh urday. For information call (785) are at 5:30 a.m. on Monday and 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. partment at 1622 Broadway is open 899-5461 or stop by the library. Wednesday. Insanity class meets Call 890-8369. from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. LaDean Lynn Unruh, 77, long- with the Rev. Paul McNall officiat- Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Bird City Alcoholics Anony- Monday through Friday. time Wallace County resident, ing. Burial will follow in the Sharon man County is seeking mentors and Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. Blood pressures; infants’, child- died Wednesday, July 16, 2014, Springs Cemetery. children to mentor. Call 890-3665. Saturday. Taekwondo with Wayne (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the hospital volunteers at the Greeley County Hospital in Memorials to the Wallace County The Good Sam Family Support Luckert call for times and dates. Senior Center on 4th Street. Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon Tribune. Ambulance Association may be Council meets at 7 p.m. the second Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 Narcotics Anonymous meets at and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. volun- Services were at 10 a.m. on Mon- sent to Koons Funeral Home, 211 Thursday of every month at the p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for 6:30 (Mountain Time) on Tues- teers are in the gift shop. day, July 21, 2014, at the Sharon N. Main, Goodland, Kan. 67735. Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings the meeting every Tuesday at the days at the Senior Center. Call (785) Springs United Methodist Church are open to all interested people. Harvest Evangelical Free Church, 734-2734 for more information. Kenneth Alvin Okeson Kenneth Alvin Okeson, 89, Wes- Funeral Home, 211 N., Main, Good- kan area farmer, died Friday, July land. Study links depression to death risks 11, 2014, at the Wichita Heart Hos- Memorials maybe made to the pital in Wichita. Terry C. Johnson Center for Basic U.S. adults 50 and older who suf- education, employment status, fam- can cause cardiovascular disease. rates among 20 year olds,” Saint Services were at 10:30 a.m. on Cancer Research, 1 Chalmers Hall, fer from major depression face a 43 ily income, alcohol consumption, “It’s physiologically important, Onge said. “But increasing rates Wednesday, July 16, 2014, at the Kansas State University, 1700 percent increase in the risk of death, level of physical activity, smok- but it’s also socially important to of depression among the elderly Weskan Bible Church, Weskan. Anderson Ave., Manhattan, Kan. especially cardiovascular disease or ing status, body mass, functional think of depression as a risk factor pose continued health risks, beyond Visitation was from 5 to 7 p.m. on 66502-9909. cancer, according to a study involv- limitations and chronic conditions, for death as well,” he said. suicide” Tuesday, July 15, 2014, at Koons ing a University of Kansas research- they still found an independent as- Saint Onge, who also serves in the He said people who suffer from er published recently in the Journals sociation among major depression University of Kansas Medical Cen- major depression often turn to of Gerontology: Social Sciences by and increased risk of non-suicide ter’s Department of Health Policy unhealthy habits — like smoking Oxford University Press. mortality among the age group. within the School of Medicine, or binge drinking — in addition Political signs not “There’s a major link between This includes findings that major co-authored the study with Patrick to social withdrawal and disobey- major depression and mortality. depression was associated with 2.68 M. Krueger, an assistant professor ing doctors’ recommendations for Taking all these other health be- times the risk of cardiovascular of sociology at the University of treatment that lead to long-term haviors out of it, you can continue disease mortality among those who Colorado at Denver, and Richard health problems. It also could help, allowed on highways to find this unique relationship did not have cardiovascular disease G. Rogers, a professor of sociol- he said, to promote treatment of de- between depression and mortality,” at the baseline. ogy at the University of Colorado pression and healthy habits among It’s a sign of the season – cam- right of way. said Jarron M. Saint Onge, a Univer- “What we’re finding here is it’s at Boulder. younger people before they reach paigning to support your favorite When maintenance crews find sity of Kansas assistant professor important to be vigilant to find de- Saint Onge said he hoped the the age of 50, because it can be more political candidate. However, if political or business advertising of sociology and the study’s lead pression among people older than study would bring awareness to the daunting for people of older ages your plans involve placing a politi- on state right of way, the signs will author. “There’s something that’s 50 because of a host of reasons,” issue of major depression among to start exercising, for example, if cal sign, the Kansas Department of be removed immediately without leading to early death. And that’s Saint Onge said. “It’s important people older than 50. For example, they haven’t done it much in their Transportation reminds you to make notice. All such signs will then be taking out smoking, taking out ex- because of its relationship with white men older than 65 represent lives before. sure it’s not located on highway taken to the closest subarea office ercise, all these behavioral factors health-compromising behaviors, a group with one of the highest “It’s related to health behaviors right of way. where they can be picked up by the that would explain it.” but it’s also important because it suicide rates. He said increased vigi- and that you continue to see that By law, all right of way on state owner with the agreement they will Saint Onge said the study’s find- stands as an independent risk fac- lance in recognizing the problem risk of mortality goes down once highways is to be used exclusively not be placed on state right of way ings are significant because they tor in mortality. There might be and coming up with better coping you start accounting for some of for public highway purposes. Only again. All political campaign signs suggest that the relationship be- something unique about depres- mechanisms to help adults deal these health behaviors,” Saint Onge regulatory, guide signs and warn- not picked up will be disposed of tween depression and mortality is sion, taking aside all of your other with depression in a healthy way said. “When we think about that, it ing signs are allowed on the state after the election. not due solely to people smoking behaviors, that there’s something would be key. just suggests how important it is to highway system. the transportation Political campaign advertising or exhibiting unhealthy behaviors about depression that might lead to “We are always thinking of 20 focus in on behaviors like physical department has jurisdiction over all is allowed on private property bor- or experiencing chronic conditions an increased risk of mortality.” year olds with depression because activity, especially among people interstate, Kansas and U.S. routes dering state right of way. However, that contribute to a higher risk of He said related research has sug- there are highly publicized suicide who are depressed.” on the state’s 9,500-mile system. people erecting signs on private mortality. gested major depression may have The public should be aware that property must first obtain permis- When the researchers adjusted a physiological effect on blood all political campaign signs or bill- sion from the property owner. for factors such as marital status, pressure or arterial tightening that boards are prohibited on the state NOW TAKING APPOINTMENTS!

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Henry is forced to the long process of healing, taking “The Tie That Bound Us: The appeal, either written by Kansans of The Yard, Inspector Walter Day by Robert Rebein leave town—with Brown, who different paths through the refugee Women of John Brown’s Family” or about a Kansas-related topic. and Sergeant Nevil Hammersmith In Dragging Wyatt Earp essay- believes he’s a girl. Over the ensu- camps of Europe, and then through by Bonnie Laughlin-Schultz The Kansas Notable Book List is respond, but they have no idea ist Robert Rebein explores what ing months, Henry—whom Brown university, marriage, and work, John Brown was fiercely commit- the only honor for Kansas books by what they’re about to get into. The it means to grow up in, leave, and nicknames Little Onion—conceals eventually leading them both to ted to the militant abolitionist cause. Kansans, highlighting our lively villagers have intense, intertwined ultimately return to the iconic West- his true identity as he struggles to teaching positions at the Univer- Less well known is his devotion to contemporary writing community histories. ern town of Dodge City. In chapters stay alive. Eventually Little Onion sity of Kansas, where they met in his family, and they to him. and encouraging readers to enjoy “Bleeding Kansas, Bleeding ranging from memoir to reportage to finds himself with Brown at the 1975. Recognizing the trauma and The commitment of his some of the best writing of the au- Missouri: The Long Civil War revisionist history, Rebein contrasts historic raid on Harpers Ferry in courage of each other’s experi- wife, daughters and daughters-in- thors among us. on the Border” his hometown’s Old West heritage 1859—one of the great catalysts for ences, they became best friends. law to his cause and their crucial A committee of Kansas Center edited by Jonathan Earle and with a New West reality that in- the Civil War. By blending extensive interviews roles in preserving and transforming for the Book, affiliates, fellows, Diane Mutti Burke cludes salvage yards, beef packing “Navigating Early” with the men, historical research, his legacy after his death often goes librarians and authors of previous Long before the first shot of the plants and bored teenagers cruising by Clare Vanderpool and the author’s own responses and unacknowledged. Notable Books identifies these titles Civil War was fired at Fort Sumter, up and down Wyatt Earp Boulevard. After his mother’s death at the end questions, this emotionally stirring Brown’s wife, daughters, and from among those published the violence had already erupted along “Echoes from the Prairie: A Col- of World War II, Jack Baker’s father book provides a unique perspective daughters-in-law were in many previous year, and the State Librar- the Missouri-Kansas border—a lection of Short Memoirs” sends him from his home in Kansas on still-compelling issues, includ- ways the most ordinary of women, ian makes the selection for the final recurring cycle of robbery, arson, edited by Nicole Muchmore to attend a boys’ boarding school in ing the meaning of the Holocaust, contending with chronic poverty list. An awards ceremony will be torture, murder, and revenge. This A modern memoir anthology by Maine. Jack doesn’t know what to the nature of good and evil, and and lives that were typical for poor, held at the Kansas Book Festival, multifaceted study brings together Kansas writers in the Great Plains expect. Certainly not Early Auden, how people persevere in the face of rural nineteenth-century women. Sept. 13, to recognize the talented fifteen scholars to expand our un- Writers Group, “Echoes from the the strangest of boys. Early keeps unbearable pain and loss. They also lived extraordinary Notable Book authors. derstanding of this vitally important Prairie” consists of short creative to himself, reads the number pi as “Of Grave Concern: An Ophelia lives, crossing paths with such 2014 Kansas Notable Books region, the violence that besieged it, non-fiction stories arranged in a story, and refuses to accept truths Wylde Paranormal Mystery” figures as Frederick Douglass and “Biting through the Skin: An and its overall impact on the Civil four sequential parts that begins by others take for granted. Feeling lost by Max McCoy embracing an abolitionist moral Indian Kitchen in America’s War. answering the question “Why write and adrift, Jack connects with Early The Civil War is over, and many code that sanctioned antislavery Heartland” “A Death at Crooked Creek: The memoir?” The remaining parts are and the two become friends. During a young widow has turned to spiri- violence in place of the more typical by Nina Mukergee Furstenau Case of the Cowboy, the Cigar- separated by the phases of life: a break from school, the boys set tualism to contact their husbands on female world of pamphleteering. At once a traveler’s tale, a mem- maker, and the Love Letter” childhood, transition to adulthood out for the Appalachian Trail on “the other side.” But Ophelia Wylde In the aftermath of Brown’s raid oir, and a mouthwatering cook- by Marianne Wesson and adulthood. a quest for a great black bear. As won’t be fooled twice. After wasting at Harpers Ferry, these women book, “Biting through the Skin of- One winter night in 1879, at “Edmund G. Ross: Soldier, Jack and Early travel deeper into her money on a phony psychic, she experienced a particular kind of fers a first-generation immigrant’s a lonely Kansas campsite near Senator, Abolitionist” the mountains, they meet peculiar decides if she can’t beat ‘em, join celebrity for their roles as “relics” perspective on growing up in Amer- Crooked Creek, a cowboy from by Richard A. Ruddy and dangerous characters, and they ‘em. She heads West, selling her of Brown’s raid. ica’s heartland. Nina Mukerjee Lawrence was shot to death. The Thanks to John F. Kennedy’s make some shocking discoveries. services as a spiritual medium who Because of their position as sym- Furstenau’s parents brought her case might have been soon forgot- “Profiles in Courage,” most twen- Jack’s ability to be a steadfast friend speaks to the dead. bols of the most radical form of from Bengal in northern India to ten- except for the $25,000 life ty-first-century Americans who to Early will be tested as the boys “Teatime to Tailgates: 150 Years abolitionist agitation, the story of the small town of Pittsburg in 1964, insurance policies the cowboy had remember Edmund G. Ross (1826– discover things they never know at the K-State Table” the Brown women illuminates the decades before you could buy plain taken out shortly before his de- 1907) know only that he cast an about themselves and others. This by Jane P. Marshall changing nature of how Americans yogurt in American grocery stores. parture. The insurance companies important vote as a U.S. senator Young Adult novel will challenge To celebrate Kansas State’s ses- remembered Brown’s raid, radical Embracing American culture, the refused to pay on the policies, claim- from Kansas that prevented the and astound readers as they navigate quicentennial, the College of Hu- antislavery, and the causes and con- Mukerjee family ate hamburg- ing that the dead man was not John conviction of President Andrew mysterious and uncharted lands. man Ecology published a book sequences of the Civil War. ers and soft-serve ice cream. Her Hillmon, and the apparent widow, Johnson of “high crimes and mis- “Needle in the Bone” about the university’s rich food “Worth the Pain: parents transferred the cultural, Sallie Hillmon, was forced to take demeanors”, allowing Johnson to by Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg heritage featuring stories and reci- How Meningitis Nearly Killed spiritual and family values they had them to court in a case that would stay in office. But Ross was also “Needle in the Bone” tells the pes from 1863 to 2013. The book Me - Then Changed My Life for brought with them to their children reach the U.S. Supreme Court twice. a significant abolitionist, journal- astonishing stories of Holocaust encompasses the entire university, the Better” only behind the closed doors of their The companies’ case rested on a ist, Union officer and territorial survivor Lou Frydman and former from Call Hall’s ice cream parlor by Andy Marso home, through the rituals of cook- crucial piece of evidence: a faded governor of New Mexico. This first Polish resistance fighter Jarek to Van Zile’s dining room, from Born at the beginning of the mil- ing, serving and eating Bengali food love letter written by a disappeared full-scale biography of Ross reveals Piekalkiewicz. As mere teenag- Cowboy Cabbage cooked in a cast lennial or “me-first” generation, and making a proper cup of tea. cigarmaker, declaring his intent to his importance in the history of the ers during World War II, the two iron pan to the union’s Crown rolls. Andy Marso grew up believing he “The Black Country” travel westward with a “man named United States. men defied daunting odds, lost Much of the information for this was smart, talented and entitled by Alex Grecian Hillmon.” “The Good Lord Bird” everything and nearly everyone book came from archives, diaries, to his dreams. He coasted through The British Midlands. It’s called In A Death at Crooked Creek, by James McBride in the war, and yet summoned the newspapers and historical journals- school with minimal effort, but the “Black Country” for a reason. Marianne Wesson re-examines the Henry Shackleford is a young courage to start new lives. Captured demonstrating the link between the weeks before he entered the “real Bad things happen there. When long-neglected evidence, recreating slave living in the Kansas Terri- by the German army during the school and the business of feeding world,” Marso was struck down by members of a prominent fam- the court scenes that led to a signifi- tory in 1857, when the region is a Warsaw Ghetto uprising, Frydman the world. Many of the recipes a bacterial infection that changed ily disappear from a coal-mining cant ruling on the admissibility of battleground between anti- and pro- survived six concentration camps are accompanied by historical everything. village—and a human eyeball is hearsay evidence. slavery forces. When John Brown, and three death marches. Piekalk- anecdotes, narratives and historic In this first-person narrative, discovered in a bird’s nest—the the legendary abolitionist, arrives iewicz started his own underground photos. It’s the story of homestead- Marso, a professional journalist ers and wheat fields, cowboys and who has written for the Washing- steak, test tubes and textbooks. ton Post and the Topeka Capital- “The Thing About Luck” Journal, details a transformative by Cynthia Kadohata months-long hospitalization in New sidewalk Summer knows that kouun means which he fights for his life and then “good luck” in Japanese, and this his limbs. year her family has none of it. Just By the time he leaves the hospital, when she thinks nothing else can Marso will face a choice: continue possibly go wrong, an emergency to grasp futilely at the easy, comfort- whisks her parents away to Ja- able life he knew, or embrace a new pan—right before harvest season. life more challenging than he ever Summer and her little brother, Jaz, imagined. are left in the care of their grandpar- ents, who come out of retirement in corrections

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Israel-Palestine conflict must end A riveting letter is making its rounds from Dr. Mads Gilbert, a Norwegian doctor volunteering in Palestine. In it, Dr. Gilbert describes his first-hand account of Israel’s boots on the ground in Gaza - the sounds of F16s, drones and Apache helicopters, “So much made and paid in and by US,” blended with the screams, the smells, the sight of shivers and blood. He pleads, “Mr. Obama - do you have a heart? I invite you - spend one night - just one night - with us in Shifa … I am convinced, 100 percent, it would change history.” Like President Obama, I’m complicit in this campaign of ag- gression in Gaza. We all are. The U.S. is using our money to pay for Israel’s party of death. U.S. taxes are supporting $3.1 billion in Foreign Military Fi- nancing to Israel in 2014. On Thursday, the Senate Appropriations Committee approved $621.6 million in U.S. funding for the U.S.- Israel Missile Defense Program. According to the Congressional Research Service’s April 11 report, “U.S. Foreign Aid to Israel,” American taxpayers give Israel’s military campaigns $9.9 million per day - $121 billion in assistance to date. This money is paying for the destruction of innocence - my tax dollars at work in the massacre of precious children, including a five-month-old baby. I will not be complicit in these crimes against humanity as they’re disguised as self-defense. It’s a broken record; we’ve heard the lines and the lies before: “We’re only defending ourselves.” This timeless justification for violence has always failed the people. Like Hermann Goering, founder of the Gestapo, voiced at the Nuremberg Trials, “Natu- rally the common people don’t want war… Voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked, An understanding of innocence and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the Isaac’s oldest sons had been shot by the killed his family? Then another thought came. country to danger. It works the same in any country.” Despite the Germans. His wife and younger children had from What if, as he himself had been fighting, he lessons we’ve learned since Nuremberg, it also appears to work in gathered with others in a church for safety, had been the one who had killed her father or any era – so long as we allow it. Let’s end this great delusion that only to have the Germans block the doors and other pens others of her family? He started to think about serves to justify violence and pad the wallets of wartime elites. burn the church down. Isaac joined the war how Alexandra had done nothing wrong. There What is happening in the conflict is not self-defense. The best with revenge being his only desire. But after • daris howard were many on both sides who didn’t want to defense for the people is an end to violence, which many believe the Allies had taken Berlin, he came across a fight but had no choice. It is usually the inno- could be achieved by returning to the 1967 borders, allowing four-year-old German girl who was starving. cent who pay the biggest price in any conflict. refugees of the Nakba to return home and making honest attempts still sickened him. Even though the men were Without thinking, he had pulled his revolver The old lady watched Alexandra and could at collaboration toward resolution and reconciliation. Neither on the same side of the war as he was, Isaac felt and nearly shot her when she attempted to steal see the trust she had in Isaac. “Do you have Israel’s nor Hamas’ strategies are directed toward peaceful anger swell in him. The girl ran behind Isaac food from him. But then he found a small bit family?” the lady asked him. resolution. Both target and terrorize innocent populations, and and hugged his waist in fear. Isaac pulled his of compassion in his heart, and not only let her “They were all killed by the Germans,” Isaac any use of violence to achieve political goals is morally wrong. gun and faced the men. The men could see the go, but shared what little he had. said quietly. “One was a daughter Alexandra’s I dare say that the greatest proof that peace is possible is that the angered expression on his face and quickly He never expected to see her again, but the age.” war profiting elites are working so hard and spending so much backed away. next day she came. He could see in her face The lady was silent for a moment, and when money – our tax dollars – to oppose it. The girl still held onto him, her face buried how hungry she was, but his rations were she spoke, she spoke with great empathy. “You I will not lose hope, however. More and more of us are speaking against him. Then Isaac did something he barely enough for himself. He struggled with have lost your family, and so has she. Perhaps out about the abuse of our tax dollars and resisting paying war thought he could never do; he leaned down and thoughts that it was those like her that had she was brought to you, and you to her, because taxes, such as the National War Tax Resistance Coordinating hugged this little girl. That night, as he shared killed his family. But then, in the next instant, you need each other so that you can both have Committee and War Resisters League. And I implore all of us to his food with her, she did not flee away, but he could see in her his own small daughter who a family once more.” join these efforts. Because it’s unlikely that President Obama will stayed close. After they had eaten, Isaac did had died in the fire. As Isaac considered this, the lady spoke take up Dr. Gilbert’s offer to spend a night in Palestine, otherwise the best he could to help her understand that Finally, after the battle had raged in his heart again. “I can not take care of her. If she stays things might be drastically different: “Nobody with a heart and he would walk her safely home. for some time, he divided his food and held out here, she will most likely die.” power could ever walk away from a night in Shifa without being When they arrived at the place where she in- half of it to her. She cautiously crept closer. Isaac wondered if he could find the forgive- determined to end the slaughter of the Palestinian people ... The dicated she lived, Isaac saw it was nothing but Once she reached him, she took the food and ness in his heart to raise a child of the enemy rivers of blood will keep running the coming night. I can hear they a bombed out building. He looked for an adult, darted away. that had killed his family. And if he did, could have tuned their instruments of death. Please. Do what you can. and finally found an old woman. Through her Each evening after that, she grew more he love her as his own daughter? This, this cannot continue.” broken French, and his limited German, he was confident, and would come closer. Soon she As he looked at Alexandra, and she looked Wim Laven, writing for PeaceVoice, received a graduate degree able to learn about the little girl. Isaac found out didn’t flee so quickly. Then, one day, before up at him with her trusting big blue eyes, he in Conflict Resolution from Portland State University, is working that her name was Alexandra, and that she had their usual meal time, he heard a cry, and turned determined it would be worth it to try. on a Doctorate in International Conflict Management at Ken- no family. Her father, a German soldier, had to see her running toward him. Two men were Daris Howard, award-winning, syndicated nesaw State University and has taught courses on conflict and been killed while fighting. The rest of her fam- chasing her with less than honorable intent. columnist, playwright, and author, can be worked on peace projects for more than a decade. ily were killed as the battle moved into Berlin. Isaac had grown accustomed to the horrors and Isaac suddenly felt a surge of anger. What if contacted at [email protected]; or go The Goodland Star-News ravishes of war, even of the very young, but this the girl’s father had been part of those who had to www.darishoward.com (USPS No. 222-460. 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As I said in a previous column, there’s Jessica Harenberg, Reaghan Osban and Angela Bonham real chance to see what these new single seat, a lot that can go into that decision. Sheila Smith, Circulation Manager open cockpit electric racing cars can do. Do I root for Buemi just cause he was the A lot of lessons were learned. First, of One interesting observation that I stumbled fastest in practice? Do I root for Mike Con- Nor’west Press course, is that reliability will be an issue. Any across is that Formula E could become Prost away because he knows how to win on street Richard Westfahl, General Manager time you’re working with complex machin- vs. Senna 2.0. Anyone with an interest in racing circuits? Do I root for the Andretti team cause Gary Stewart, Jim Bowker, James Jackson ery, there will be breakdowns, and the testing will know about the rivalry between F1 drivers they’re from America? Or do I root for the Tracy Traxel, Rebecca Satterlee, Gloria Bustillos, days showed that electric car motors are no Alain Prost and Ayerton Senna in the 1980s Trulli team because their cars look the coolest? and Judy McKnight exception. There were plenty of faults, plenty and 90s. They battled back and forth both on All of these questions will be answered in of missteps. and off the track until Senna’s death in 1994. time. The first race just over 40 days away. I’m nwkansas.com Overall though the practices went very well. In Formula E, we have Prost’s son Nico and excited to see what electric cars can do. I like It was a great chance to see the drivers in ac- Senna’s nephew Bruno racing for different that they are becoming more prevalent, with N.T. Betz, Director of Internet Services tion, and to hear the cars, which make a very teams. 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It’s fun seeing all the people on 16th Street cynthia of the employees were gone, but one man had Telephone: (785) 899-2338. Editorial e-mail: star-news@nwkansas.­ walking, talking, eating, panhandling. stayed behind to help us. We loaded the boxes com. Advertising questions can be sent to: [email protected]­ We try to get to the city several times a year, haynes of books into the back of the truck and we had The Goodland Star-News assumes no liability for mistakes or omissions usually to attend the annual Colorado Press the rest of the evening free. in advertising or failure to publish beyond the actual cost of the ad. convention or to go to a baseball game. What to do? SUBSCRIPTIONS: In Sherman County and adjacent counties: three • open season months, $29; six months, $46; 12 months, $81. Out of area, weekly mailing The convention is always fun because we That was easy. 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This week, we were in the city to ride the ers, young girls in short skirts and high heels The Goodland Daily News For those who aren’t familiar with Denver, Denver Post train to Cheyenne for the rodeo tottering down the street with guys in dirty 1932-2003 the 16th Street Mall is about a mile strip of 16th on Saturday and then to pick up our daughter jeans and torn shirts, businessmen, street in downtown Denver that the city closed to and granddaughter at the airport on Sunday. people, families with kids, young, old, and The Sherman cars and opened up to pedestrians and shuttle As an added bonus, we stopped by the Denver everything in between. Even a couple in their buses. Free buses run up and down the streets, Bookbinding Co. and picked up the bound 70s all dressed up, out on a date. County Herald Founded by Eric and plus the occasional maintenance or police volumes of all the 2013 newspapers. We had a lovely supper at a little restaurant Founded by Thomas McCants Roxie Yonkey vehicle, but mostly it’s just shops, restaurants Each year, we collect a copy of each issue of and went to bed early. 1935-1989 1994-2001 and people walking all over the place. There are each paper and take them in for binding. We We had a train to catch – at 6 a.m. – and our trees, flower pots and tiny shops in the median. had them done in Selden for many years, but granddaughter to pick up. The merchants have put out old pianos and when Koerperich’s went out of business, we I love Denver. I wouldn’t want to live there, Nor’West Newspapers checkerboards for people to sit and play if they had to find another place. but it’s a great place to visit. Haynes Publishing Company like. Street musicians and performers – most So, on Friday afternoon we arrived at the The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, July 22, 2014 5 Sherman, Thomas County August Consultant Schedule Specialty Clinic Phone: (785)890-6030 • Monday-Friday, 6:30am-6:00pm agencies make drug arrests AUDIOLOGY Rachel McArthur AuD August 1, 15, 22 & 29 DRUG, from Page 1 were booked into the Sherman County Bastille last ALLERGY** Jeffrey Rumbyrt, MD August 18 Tuesday on charges of possession of hallucinogenic CARDIOLOGY** Barry Smith, MD August 13 & 27 during the Thomas County search warrants. drugs, sale and distribution of hallucinogenic drugs, CARDIOLOGY Vijay Subbarao, MD August 14 While even large drug busts may not completely stop possession of drug paraphernalia with intent to store, COUNSELING SERVICES Thursdays by Appointment the flow of illegal drugs, Finley said, every seizure and ingest, etc., and arranging sale or purchase with a com- drug dealer stopped benefits the community. munications device. DERMATOLOGY Theodore Alkousakis, MD August 19 Sherman County Sheriff Burton Pianalto said the David Anthony Rodriguez, 42, of Colby, was also DIETITIAN Sarah Linton, RD, LD, CDE Tuesdays by Appointment information developed the night of July 14 during booked into the jail by the Thomas County Sheriff’s EARS, NOSE, THROAT Alfred N. Carr, MD August 1 & 15 the cooperative investigation in Thomas County was Office on charges of possession of hallucinogenic drugs GASTROENTEROLOGY Jeffrey D. Huston, MD August 5, 18 & 19 sufficient to obtain and execute the search warrant in and arranging sale or purchase with a communications GENERAL SURGERY David D. Beck, MD August 7 & 21 Sherman County. He said the information was accurate device. Rodriguez is a former Colby law enforcement GENERAL SURGERY Jeffrey Cross, MD August 14 and all items seized were as described. officer who ran for sheriff in 2010. Jail records indicate that Wendy Faye Huthunsel, The investigation is ongoing and additional arrests GYNECOLOGY Laura Rokosz, MD August 6 & 27 39, of Goodland, and Tyson Roy Owing, 35, of Colby, are pending. OBSTETRICS/GYNECOLOGY David Forschner, MD August 20 ONCOLOGY Prakash Neupane, MD August 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 OPHTHALMOLOGY Robert Fante, MD August 15 Measles vaccinations encouraged OPHTHALMOLOGY** Eric Fry, MD August 29 OPHTHALMOLOGY Brian Joondeph, MD August 20 MEASLES, from Page 1 • Runny nose other patients and staff,” said Donna OPHTHALMOLOGY William Richheimer, MD August 27 • Red, watery eyes (conjuncti- Terry, Sherman County Health De- to an infected person. Symptoms vitis) partment administrator. If you are ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY Tim Birney, MD August 11 include: • Feeling run down, achy unsure of your vaccination status ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY Armond Hatzidakis, MD August 4 • Fever • Tiny white spots with bluish- contact the health department to ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY James Holmes, MD August 18 • Blotchy rash on the skin, which white centers found inside the see if you have a vaccination record ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY Edward Parks, MD September 22 spreads from the head to the trunk mouth (Koplik spots) with the state of Kansas. The health ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY Raj Bazaz, MD August 11 then to the lower extremities (Mea- “If you have a fever, stay home department can also vaccinate you ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY Kevin Nagamani, MD August 6 sles can be spread to others from except to see a healthcare provider. against the measles but this must be four days before to four days after If you need to visit your health care done before exposure. Call (785) PODIATRY Erik Ouderkirk, DPM August 13 the rash appears.) provider, call ahead so appropriate 890-4888 for an appointment. PODIATRY Daniel Mallett, DPM August 27 • Cough measures can be taken to protect PULMONARY MEDICINE Ken Weisiger, MD August 7, 14, 21 & 28 SPEECH THERAPY Crystal Schultz Monday – Thursday UROLOGY** Kevin McDonald, MD August 13 Atwood hospital upgrades phone system UROLOGY** Wallace Curry, MD August 5 The Rawlins County Health Center now has an of phone services to Atwood. updated phone system that includes automated direct “An added benefit to the automated system is that For an appointment, please call 785-890-6030 access. With the new capabilities, a direct dial exten- now when you are registering for services, there should **For an appointment with Dr. Rumbyrt, please call 1-888-849-8424 sion will help you get straight to the person you need, be fewer interruptions” Cox said. **For an appointment with Dr. Fry, please call 1-800-526-3937 including patients, departments, or individuals. With the upgrade, there is an automatic connection “When I arrived and discovered the steps it took to to a patient’s room by entering a three-digit extension **For an appointment with Dr. McDonald or Dr. Curry, please call 1-877-312-1619 talk to a loved one in the hospital,” Sharon Cox, head number; automatic connection to your party without **For an appointment with Dr. Smith, please call 855-744-1065 of the hospital, said, “I knew we needed to improve our having to go through an operator; and quicker access customer service in this department quickly.” and availability to who you need. 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Sherman County walks to aid cancer research Cancer survivors and caregivers got the first lap (above) at the Sherman County Relay for Life on Friday at the Goodland High School track. The two groups started off going in opposite directions, then met on the far side of the track and completed the lap together. Before the lap, the survivors were handed balloons to be released later (below). Before the relay began, the Kiwanis Club served din- ner (right). Rich Blanchette of the First Baptist Church provided an opening prayer (bottom left), and the X-pressos sang the National Anthem. The Relay had to be cut short and everything dismantled (bottom right) due to a severe thunderstorm moving in from the north.

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Washington, St. deceased, praying Petitioner’s Francis. Homemade crafts, distance routes. May require opening for a service truck -7-22-8-15- over-night stays. Assist in operator/general service ------acts be approved; account ALLAN L. HURLBURT, S.C. artwork, food, coffees, local be settled and allowed; the No. 09249 vendors. -7-18-7-25- loading and unloading truck. person. Must have a valid 1 bedroom apartment, close heirs be determined; the Will P.O. Box 505 ------Operates a tractor trailer truck driver’s license. Competitive to downtown. Call (785) 821- 0106. Goodland. -7-11-8-11- be construed and assigned to Sharon Springs, Kansas ROOFING CONTRACTOR: that transports cargo to and wages, 401k, insurance and Vap Construction of Atwood, KS from specified destinations. uniforms. 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Stop by 119 Help Wanted 645-9085. -NT 5-13-tfn- E. 9th, Goodland – 3-23-tfn ------NOW HIRING! Aluminum printing plates, 23 As United Plains Ag continues to grow, we 5/8 x 30, never been inked. 50 PART-TIME FRONT DESK STAFF have a full time position available. Flexible hours. Employee discount at Penny’s cents each. Goodland Star- News. -1-24-tfn Diner, Excellent promotional opportunities, Truck Driver Dynamic training program. APPLY TODAY! 801 N. ------Highway 27 (Junction of Hwy K-27 @ US-40) Sharon 1948 Philco Radio/ Must have a class A CDL License and will be hauling good Springs, KS Phone: (785) 852-4664. (785) 852-4665- Phonograph cabinet, Dry Fertilizer and Grain. fax. EOE. 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Pre-employment pass background check. (EO Tr/EO/EO Sr) drug screening required. EOE M/F/V/H Travel required. $14.00 / Hour The Kansas Department of Transportation is looking for depend- Located in Goodland. Please apply in person at: able, trainable, team players with good communication skills to Contact Cynthia at 1320 E. College Dr. become part of our family. Currently hiring an Equipment Op- Customer Service erator Trainee position in Goodland. Position is eligible for pro- Representative 785-821-1811 in Colby, KS motion to an Equipment Operator with completion of 6 months Full Time (temporary), Colby experience and completion of training program. On-the-job train- ing is provided to obtain a CDL within sixty days. An annual $250 In keeping with our mission for providing quality products Personal Protection Equipment allowance is available. Health Economic Development Coordinator insurance including dental and vision insurance are provided at and services, this position supports the company’s mission a minimal cost. Other benefits include vacation and sick leave. statement by responding promptly to customer inquiries and resolving This position is subject to pre-employment physical testing and problems in a thorough and effective manner while maintaining a The City of Goodland, Kansas (4,600) is drug testing. Valid unrestricted driver’s license is required at the focus on excellent customer service. Tasks may include serving as looking for a dynamic leader to serve as its time of hire. Starting pay is $12.35/hour. Women and minori- economic development coordinator. The City ties are encouraged to apply. Kansas Tax Clearance Certificate: primary contact for customers, processing orders, customer is poised for economic growth as it looks to Each applicant applying for a State of Kansas job vacancy must applications, and disconnects; as well as dispatching technicians, focus its energy on its economy. While the obtain a State Tax Clearance Certificate by accessing the Kansas maintaining records, selling and promoting all S&T services, position will work to recruit businesses to the Department of Revenue's website at: http://www.ksrevenue.org/ answering phones, etc. Those interested must have a high school community, it will also need to be fi lled by taxclearance.html. A Tax Clearance is a comprehensive tax ac- an individual who can help create programs count review to determine and ensure that an individual's account diploma, 2-3 years computer experience, one year customer that grow and retain current employers of the community and serve is compliant with all primary Kansas Tax Laws. Applicants are service and valid KS driver’s license with good driving record. as the Director of the Goodland area Chamber of Commerce. The responsible for submitting their certificate with all other applica- position will require someone with good communication, creative tion materials to the hiring agency. Application and Personal Data Applications available at all thinking, and collaborative skills. Review of applications will be- forms may be completed on-line at http://www.jobs.ks.gov. Sub- S&T locations: Brewster, Colby, Dighton, Goodland, Colby. gin on August 1, 2014 and the position will remain open until fi lled. mit on-line forms to Transportation, Department of – District 3 Cover letter and resume including three (3) references should be mailbox. Paper forms are available at any KDOT office and may See our website for more details. Drug testing required. submitted to Gerry Bieker, City Manager, P.O. Box 59, Goodland, be sent to Kansas Department of Transportation, P.O. 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2 COL. X 4” DEEP AD 2 COL. X 4” DEEP AD star-news 10 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, July 22, 2014 sports Swim club wins final meet of the summer The Goodland Swim Club won in the 100-yard butterfly (1:00.81); their league swimming meet on Simon Bassett third in the 100-yard Friday and Saturday, July 11 and Club wins third league title in a row; season results released breaststroke (1:21.64) and fifth in 12, in Wray. the 100-yard freestyle (1:04.92); Ian The Goodland Swim Club ended its winning second with 98. Taryn Bedore (15-18 girls) (1:18.17) and 400-yard freestyle (4:57.19). Individual results included: Bonsall was third in the 100-yard season with their third league title win with 420 was sixth with 54 points. In 15-18 boys Dusty Overton won the 100-yard freestyle (56.48), In 8 and under girls Madelynn butterfly (1:07.08) and sixth in the points on Friday and Saturday, July 11 and 12 Johnson was in a first place tied with Brennon 200-yard individual medley (2:28.70) and 200- Murray was second in the 25-yard 100-yard backstroke (1:19.21); and at Wray. They had 54 swimming. Overton with 128 points. Ian Bonsall was yard freestyle (2:11.86). freestyle (20.19), fourth in the Hagan Hoss third in the 100-yard Five swimmers for the team were the League fourth with 76 and Hagan Hoss sixth with 56. Blair Linin (8 and under boys) won the 25- 50-yard freestyle (48.54), fifth in freestyle (1:02.68), fourth in the Swim Meet High Point Winners. They were A new pool record was set by the 15-18 yard breaststroke (25.93). Hardy (9-10 boys) the 100-yard individual medley 50-yard freestyle (26.66), fifth in the Linkon Cure (8 and under boys) with 35 points, mixed 200-yard medley relay team (1:59.92) won the 25-yard butterfly (17.53). Ethan Mc- (2:12.99) and sixth in the 25-yard 100-yard butterfly (1:19.32), fifth in Mya Nemechek (9-10 girls) with 31, Levi with Johnson, Simon Bassett, Overton and Daniel (9-10 boys) won the 25-yard butterfly butterfly (31.00); and Libby Cure the 100-yard breaststroke (1:29.07) House (13-14 boys) with 35, Dusty Johnson Bonsall swimming. (14.87). Rachel Witman (11-12 girls)won the was third in the 100-yard individual and sixth in the 200-yard freestyle and Brennon Overton (15-18 boys) both with The Goodland team took home 26 individual 50-yard butterfly (35.41). Blake Sanderson medley (2:07.48), sixth in the 25- (2:28.90). 31 points. gold medals. Linkon Cure (8 and under boys) (11-12 boys) won the 50-yard breaststroke yard freestyle (22.1) and sixth in the The 15-18 mixed 200-yard free- The winners of the 2014 League Season was first in the 50-yard freestyle (43.13), (40.00). Bonsall (15-18 boys) won the 50-yard 25-yard backstroke (25.46). style relay team A was first (1:52.15) High Point were named. In 8 and under girls 25-yard freestyle (18.2), 25-yard backstroke freestyle (24.53). The 8 and under girls 100-yard with Hagan Hoss, Sianna Miller, Madelynn Murray was fifth with 52 points and (22.18), 25-yard butterfly (20.13) and a 100- In other team league results were Holyoke freestyle relay team was second Simon Bassett and Johnson swim- Libby Cure was sixth with 50 points. In 8 and yard individual medley (1:47.15). Swim Club, second with 305 points and 48 (1:42.20) with Libby Cure, Allison ming. under boys, Linkon Cure was first with 120 Levi House (13-14 boys) won the 100-yard swimmers; Wray Swim Club third with 272 Daise, Madelynn Murray and Mi- The 15-18 mixed 200-yard points, Cole Linton second with 99 points and free style (1:02.48), 50-yard free style (27.15), points and 48 swimmers; Colby Swim Club rari Linin swimming. freestyle relay team B was third Blair Linin third with 98 points. In 9-10 girls 100-yard backstroke (1:17.20), 100-yard fourth with 172 points and 49 swimmers; Burl- The 8 and under girls 100-yard (1:53.98) with Levi House, Savan- Nemechek was first with 128 points and Lind- butterfly (1:17.77) and 200-yard freestyle ington Swim Club fifth with 170 points and 55 medley relay was third (2:06.33) nah Basett, Brennon Overton and sey Cure fourth with 81 points. In 9-10 boys (2:31.79). swimmers; Oberlin Swim Club sixth with 132 with Addison Owens, Libby Cure, Bonsall swimming. Devontay Hardy was second with 113 points Nemechek (9-10 girls) won the 100-yard points and 21 swimmers; Flagler Swim Club Madelynn Murray and Jacelyn Ho- The 15-18 mixed 200-yard med- and Ethan McDaniel third with 106 points. freestyle (1:17.60), 25-yard freestyle (15.01), seventh with 36 points and 12 swimmers; and rinek swimming. ley relay was first (1:59.92) with Rachel Witman (11-12 girls) was sixth with 25-yard butterfly (17.07) and the 100-yard Oakley Swim Club eighth with 25 points and In 8 and under boys Cole Linton Johnson, Simon Basett, Brennon 57 points and Leyton Cure (11-12 boys) third individual medley (1:28.26). seven swimmers. was second in the 50-yard freestyle Overton and Bonsall swimming. with 89 points. Elle McDaniel (13-14 girls) Johnson (15-18 boys) won the 100-yard (42.95), second in the 25-yard free- Other swimmers in the 2014 was sixth with 64 and Levi House (13-14 boys) backstroke (1:07.25), 100-yard breaststroke style (18.66), second in the 25-yard swim season included Taryn breaststroke, second in the 100- Bedore, Richie Blanchette, Brei yard individual medley (2:01.30) Cure swimming. freestyle (2:42.76), third in the swimming. (29.73). Carmichael, Natalie Dorn, Billy and third in the 25-yard butterfly In 9-10 boys Ethan McDaniel was 100-yard freestyle (1:12.88), third In 15-18 girls Sianna Miller was In 15-18 boys Dusty Johnson was Eckhardt, Brock Ferguson, Peyton (28.26); Blair Linin was third in the second in the 100-yard freestyle in the 50-yard butterfly (38.81) and fourth in the 100-yard freestyle second in the 200-yard individual Finley, Eli Greene, Grantzen Miller, 50-yard freestyle (45.22), third in (1:21.45), second in the 25-yard fourth in the 100-yard individual (1:08.63), fourth in the 100-yard medley (2:39.29) and second in the Saige Newman, Raquel Ordonez, the 25-yard freestyle (18.66), third backstroke (20.38), second in the medley (1:26.66); Jackson Daise backstroke (1:27.07), fourth in- 200-yard freestyle (2:15.90); Bren- Kacen Sederstrom, Peri Sieck, in the 100-yard individual medley 25-yard butterfly (17.91) and third second in the 50-yard backstroke 1the 400-yard freestyle (5:51.12) non Overton was second in the 50- Peyton Sieck, Kinsey Volk, Holton (2:02.25) and fourth in the 25-yard in the 100-yard individual medley (40.21), second in the 100-yard and sixth in the 50-yard freestyle yard freestyle (25.13) and second Witman and Jackson Yost. butterfly (28.26); Kerrek Lockhart (1:37.89); Devontay Hardy second individual medley (1:25.66), fourth was third in the 25-yard breaststroke in the 100-yard individual medley in the 50-yard freestyle (32.5), five (35.24); and Jaron Nothdurft fifth (1:30.76), third in the 100-yard free- in the 100-yard freestyle (1:17.37) in the 25-yard butterfly (30.84) style (1:24.73, third in the 15-yard and fifth in the 100-yard freestyle and sixth in the 25-yard backstroke freestyle (15.62) and fourth in the (2:50.23); Mason Murray fifth in Welcome (30.63) 25-yard breaststroke (22.63); and the 50-yard backstroke (43.51); and The 8 and under boys 100-yard Dexter Dautel sixth in the 25-yard Blake Sanderson fifth in the 50-yard freestyle relay was first (1:22.98) breaststroke (23.7). freestyle (33.01). Jonathan Spellmeier with Nothdurft, Blair Linin, Linkon The 9-10 boys 100-yard freestyle The 11-12 boys 200-yard free- Cure and Linton swimming. relay was third (1:13.91) with Har- style relay team was first (2:13.73) The 8 and under boys 100-yard dy, Dexter Dautel, Ethan McDaniel with Jackson Daise, Mason Murray, medley relay was first (1:51.19) and Tayke Weber swimming. Blake Sanderson and Leyton Cure Physician’s Assistant with Linkon Cure, Blair Linin, Lin- The 9-10 boys 100-medley relay swimming. ton and Treighton Hoss swimming. was second (1:28.09) with Ethan The 11-12 boys 200-yard medley The 8 and under mixed 100-yard McDaniel, Dexter Dautel, Hardy relay was first (2:04.34) with Mason  M.S., freestyle relay was fourth (2:21.46) and Weber swimming. Murray, Blake Sanderson, Leyton with Kerrek Lockhart, Suri Dorn, The 9-10 mixed 100-yard free- Cure and Jackson Daise swimming. Physician Assistant Studies, Treighton Hoss and Danica Dautel style relay was fifth (1:42.96) with The 11-12 mixed 200-yard free- swimming. Baylee Hillmer, Baleigh Frazier, style relay team was third with Univ. of North Dakota, The 8 and under mixed 100-yard Rilynn Frazier and Jordin Owens Estevan Ordonez, Isabel Ordonez, Grand Forks, ND medley relay was second (2:08.29) swimming. Cody Cox and Heath Sanderson with Mirari Linin, Kerrek Lock- The 9-10 mixed 100-yard medley swimming.  B.S., hart, Nothdurft and Allison Daise relay was second (2:05.3) with Hill- In 13-14 girls Ellee McDaniel swimming. mer, Jordin Owens, Rilynn Frazier was fourth in the 100-yard freestyle Medical Diagnostic Imaging, In 9-10 girls Lindsey Cure was and Faith Turner swimming. (1:09.40), fourth in the 50-yard second in the 100-yard freestyle In 11-12 girls Lauren Cure was freestyle (2:47.51), fifth in the 200- Fort Hays State Univ., (1:20.71), third in the 25-yard but- sixth in the 100-yard freestyle yard individual medley (3:07.72) Hays, KS terfly (18.49), fourth in the 100-yard (30.78) and Rachel Witman sixth and sixth in the 100-yard butterfly individual medley (1:34.85), fifth in the 50-yard backstroke (41.62). (1:32.57); and Angela Cristelli  A.S., in the 25-yard backstroke (20.69) The 11-12 girls 200-yard freestyle fourth in the 400-yard freestyle and sixth in the 25- yard freestyle relay team was second (2:27.01) (6:14.58), fifth in the 100-yard Radiology Technology, (15.98); Sydney Hahn was second with Lauren Cure, Leanne Cristelli, breaststroke (1:34.09) and fifth in in the 25-yard backstroke (19.55); Rebecca Lockhart and Rachel Wit- the 200-yard freestyle (2:53.77). Fort Hays State Univ., and Mya Nemechek was fourth in man swimming. The 13-14 girls 200-yard free- the 25-yard backstroke (20.02). The 11-12 girls 200-yard medley style relay team was second Hays, KS The 9-10 girls 100-yard freestyle relay was second (2:45.49) with (2:14.68) with Angela Cristelli, relay was second (1:10.97) with Rebecca Lockhart, Leanne Cristelli, Kaitlyn Townsend, T.C. Ruhs and Lindsey Cure, Olivia Bassett, Mya Rachel Witman and Lauren Cure Ellee McDaniel swimming. Nemechek and Hahn swimming. swimming. The 13-14 girls 200-yard medley The 9-10 girls 100-yard medley In 11-12 boys Leyton Cure was reelay was second (2:33.87) with relay was second with Hahn, Olivia second in the 50-yard freestyle Natanya Ordonez, Angela Cris- Bassett, Nemechek and Lindsey (30.78), second in the 200-yard telli, Ellee McDaniel and T.C. Ruhs Beginning July 29 Swim coach plans retirement Longtime swim team coach Glen- year. Dusty Johnson and Kacen Sed- Several of her swimmers went on Goodland Family Health Center na Jarmin announced her retirement erstrom are her great-grandchildren to swim at Division I schools. at the league swim meet at Wray on currently swimming on the team. 106 Willow Road, Goodland Friday and Saturday, July 11 and 12. Jarmin has been coaching for Enjoy a night at the movies! 35 years. All six of her children Sherman www.goodlandnet.com/movies 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 and all of her grandchildren swam Tonight 7 PM: for Goodland Swim Club. Taryn How to Train Your Dragon 2 3D (PG) SUBSCRIBER For appointments or more Bedore was her last grandchild to Starts Fri. 7 PM: Mike McClure finish her swimming career this Transformers: Age of Extinction 3D (PG-13) information, call or visit: You receive two free passes to see: how to (785) 890-6075 Taste the Greatness! train your www.goodlandregional.com dragon 2 3D Try our new (PG) Guacamole Clip and bring to the show. 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