The MIDWEEK Tuesday, May 27, 2014 Goodland1205 Main Avenue, Goodland, Star-News KS 67735 • Phone (785) 899-2338 $1 Volume 82, Number 42 10 Pages Goodland, Kansas 67735
upcoming events Volleyball camp The 2014 Goodland Volleyball Camp will be Monday to Fri- day, June 2 to 6. The camp is for kids in fifth through eighth grades. Cost is $20 not includ- ing a shirt and $30 including a shirt. For information, contact Dani Bedore at danijbedore@ gmail.com Run With the Law Law enforcement officers will hold a run/walk event in con- junction with the Special Olym- pics torch run on Saturday, June 21, at the Goodland High Locals observe School Track and members of the public can run with them. Registration begins at 9 a.m. with the run/walk starting at 10 a.m. For information visit www. Memorial Day ksso.org/events. Sherman County honored those who sacrificed for their country at the Memorial Day Ceremony on Monday. The services – put on in Goodland, Brewster and Kanorado by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, American Legion Post and VFW Ladies Auxiliary – included a weather Color Guard (left); honorary bugler Duane Coash (above); orders of the day and roll call of departed veterans by Dennis Musil, VFW commander (below left); and music by Danny and Larry Mangus report (below right). Ken Baum provided the invocation and Jim Ross provided the benediction. The Ladies Auxiliary, led by president JoAnn Wahrman, laid a wreath on the solder’s memorial. Speak- 75° ers included Mike Baughn in Brewster, Rev. Mike Tinkelman in 10 a.m. Goodland and Rev. Justin Schlichenmayer Tuesday in Kanorado. Photos by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News Today • Sunset, 8:04 p.m. Wednesday • Sunrise, 5:24 a.m. • Sunset, 8:05 p.m. Midday Conditions • Soil temperature 62 degrees • Humidity 47 percent • Sky sunny • Winds northeast 10 mph • Barometer 30.05 inches and rising • Record High today 99° (2006) • Record Low today 29° (1950) Last 24 Hours* High Monday 79° Low Monday 51° Precipitation none This month 1.29 Year to date 3.08 Below normal 2.81 inches The Topside Forecast Today: Sunny with a high near 86, winds calm switching to the Goodland man arrested after search of local property northeast at 5 mph and a low A Goodland man was arrested Wednesday warrant at 3393 Sunset Drive at 8:45 a.m. a child and three counts of promote obscenity 890-4835 . around 56. Wednesday: Sunny on a litany of charges including criminal Wednesday. The investigation and warrant of a minor. The Cheyenne County Sheriff’s Office, with a high near 87, winds out of sodomy and aggravated indecent liberties resulted in the arrest of Timothy Douglas. Sherman County District Court set bond the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, Kansas the west at 5 to 10 mph switching to with a child. Douglas was charged with three counts of at $500,000. Wild Life, Parks and Tourism Department, the the southeast and a low around 58. A press release from the Sherman County criminal sodomy, electronic solicitation, six The investigation remains ongoing. The Goodland Police Department, and the Kansas Extended Forecast Sheriff’s Office said the department, as part counts of aggravated indecent liberties with Sheriff’s Office is asking that anyone with Highway Patrol assisted in the case. Friday: Mostly sunny with a 20 of an ongoing investigation, executed a search a child, two counts of indecent liberties with information on the case contact them at (785) percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, a high near 85 and a low around 61. Saturday: Partly sunny with a 40 percent chance Thunderstorms leave Cowboys, Cowgirls going to state of showers and thunderstorms, a high near 85 and a low around 61. Sunday: Partly sunny with a 40 percent chance of showers and Goodland in the dust thunderstorms. Despite a week full of storms, man County and eastern Kit Carson (National Weather Service) Goodland and much of Sherman County. Weather Service spotters County is still as dry as a bone. indicated that hail up to .88 of an Thursday was the big moisture inch fell west of Kanorado. day for Goodland. Nearly nine The storm missed the cities of tenths of inch fell, .78 higher than Goodland and Burlington. Several normal, but still nowhere close to more storms developed in surround- the record of 1.9 inches set in 1923. ing counties, including one that local Unofficial reports indicate that more developed in Thomas County and than an inch of rain fell in some areas headed west, passing just south of markets around town. Goodland. Unofficial reports from On Friday, afternoon storms the Community Collaborative Rain, 10 a.m. produced just four tenths of an inch. Hail and Snow Network indicated Wheat — $7.13 bushel On Saturday, .16 inches fell in town that .63 of an inch of rain fell on the Posted county price — $7.03 with scattered showers outside of Sherman-Wallace County border. Corn — $4.59 bushel Goodland. Rain gauges in town Goodland itself received no rain Posted county price — none were empty on Sunday. on Monday. The city remains more Milo — $4.08 bushel On Monday, severe storms de- than an inch below normal for May Soybeans — $14.11 bushel veloped around Kanorado and and 2.81 inches below normal for Posted county price — none Burlington. The Weather Service the year so far. Millet — no bid issued a warning for western Sher- Sunflowers Oil current crop — $18.70 cwt. Confection — no bid Smoky Gardens party is Saturday Pinto beans — $36 (new crop) After this weekend, people will city of Goodland and the Sherman (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. be able to proclaim “I saw Elvis at County Fire Department. Cost is These may not be closing figures. ) Smoky Gardens.” $3 per plate with proceeds going to All of Goodland High School’s spring teams have made it to their state competitions. The Goodland George Gray and the Elvis Ex- training and equipment. Ambassadors and the Booster Club held a sendoff ceremony for the golf, softball and baseball perience Band will play at Smoky Games and activities will start at teams on Wednesday. First up is golf – pictured above – which was scheduled to play Tuesday. Gardens as part of a Family Fun Day 3 p.m. and the free concert at 7 p.m. Softball and Baseball will play Thursday and Friday, while the track team will compete Friday and on Saturday. The event will include Another fun day is tentatively Saturday. Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News a barbecue at 5 p.m. put on by the scheduled for Sept. 6. about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, May 27, 2014 friends obituaries kanorado senior center the calendar The Kanorado Senior Center Helen Jane (Keister) Larson is in need of cash donations and calendar on Wednesdays at the Sherman The Kids Cooking Class is held donations for our benefit auction on Theatre, 1203 Main. The movie on on the second Wednesday of each Helen Jane (Keister) Larson, Extension. Her hobbies included The Tenth Annual Outdoor July 12. Donations will help keep Wednesday will be “Free Birds” month from 3:45 to 5:15 p.m. at 81, Wallace County resident, died gardening, sewing, cooking, knit- Youth Skills Day will be Satur- the center functioning. Their mail- (PG). the 4-H Building. This class is Thursday, May 22, 2014, at Greeley ting, baking and candy making. day, June 14. Registration forms ing address is the Kanorado Senior The 48th Annual Butterfield open for second to fifth graders. County Health Center in Preceding her in death available from Bill’s Shootin Shop Center, Box 176, Kanorado, Kan. Trail Ride will be at noon (Moun- For information call 890-4880. Tribune. were her parents, her or S&T Communication. Call 67741 or for donations call Tammy tain Time) on Saturday and 8 She was born on Oct. brother Dale Keister, her Troy Mannis at (785) 821-1838 senior menu at the center (785) 399-2348, Con- a.m. on Sunday starting at Russell 24, 1932, to Dan and Ra- daughter Beverly (Larson) for information. nie Sheldon (785) 399-2402, John Springs. Horse-drawn vehicles, Today: Salisbury steak, mashed chel (Blehm) Keister. Mrs. Deines and several broth- Prairie Land Food distribu- Veselik (785) 399-8016, Sally Pet- horses and riders and hiker will potatoes and gravy, mixed vegeta- Larson attended various ers and sisters-in-law. tion is 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday at tibone (785) 399-2337 or Jessica cover the wide-open spaces along bles, bread and apricots. Wednes- grade schools in Colorado Services will be at 10:30 Cat’s TnT, 115 E. 9th, or at the Colby (785) 399-8014. the Butterfield Trail and return to day: Turkey ala king, winter and graduated from Wes- a.m. on Wednesday, May Bernadine Johnson residence, Russell Springs to camp over- mixed vegetables, cucumbers kan High School in 1951. 28, 2014, at the United genesis and located at 704 Walnut. For infor- night. Sunday’s ride will return and onions, biscuit and rosy pears. On Sept. 2, 1951, she Methodist Church in mation call 899-2338, 821-1275, salvation army before noon. For information call Thursday: Cook’s choice entree, and Floyd Larson were Larson Sharon Springs with Phil 890-2287, 821-1827, 890-3793 or Jarett Haremza (785) 694-3009, hash brown casserole, pea salad, married at the Methodist Knox, PMA, officiating. Genesis and Salvation Army are 899-4278 or order online at www. Jay Ochs (785) 672-4258, Brent bread and fruit cobbler. Friday: Church in Sharon Springs. Burial will follow in the available year round to help those in prairielandfood.com. Weinland (785) 852-4622, Bernie Ham, sweet potatoes, green beans, Mrs. Larson was a member os Sharon Springs Cemetery. need. Call (785) 890-2299 to speak Summer matinees will be Moellering (785) 672-2430 or bread and plums. Dinas Grange, Dinas Community Visitation will be from 3 to 7 p.m. to a volunteer. every two weeks at 1:30 p.m. Brett Ayers (785) 751-4222. Club, Sharon Lutheran Church and on Tuesday, May 27, 2014, at Koons activities was on the board of the Fort Wallace Funeral Home in Sharon Springs. Tours of the 1907 Victorian Museum. She served for years on Memorials to the Helen Larson House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- tion call 890-7242. Memberships a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through the local hospice board of direc- Memorial Fund may be sent to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- urday. For information call (785) options for everyone including day Friday. Donations welcome. The tors and served in various aspects Koons Funeral Home, 211 N. Main day. Closed on Tuesday. 899-5461 or stop by the library. passes for $5. Visit goodlandgac. daily specials are 50 percent off through the Wallace County 4-H and Avenue, Goodland, Kan. 67735. The High Plains Museum, 1717 Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- com or stop by 808 Main. The hours men’s department on Monday, 50 Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. man County is seeking mentors and are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday percent off housewares, furniture, Gloria Belle Woodmancy to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday children to mentor. Call 890-3665. through Thursday, Friday 5:30 a.m. electronics and crafts on Tuesday, Gloria Belle Woodmancy, 84, Preceding her in death were her through Saturday and from 1 to The Good Sam Family Support to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 10 cent books on Wednesday, 50 Sharon Springs resident, died Sat- husband in 2005, her parents, her 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. Council meets at 7 p.m. the second and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Aerobics percent off children’s department on urday, May 24, 2014, at her home. son Lynn Alan Woodmancy in 1984 The Carnegie Arts Center is Thursday of every month at the are at 5:30 a.m. on Monday and Thursday and 50 percent of ladies’ She was born on Dec. and Travis Wade Funk in open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings Wednesday. Insanity class meets department on Friday. For informa- 26, 1929, to Iva Mary 2005. day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. are open to all interested people. at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, tion call 890-2007. (Critchlow) and Ray E. Survivors include her on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on For information call 890-3117 or Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and health department Crosby at Holyoke, Colo. daughter Wanda Funk of Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center 890-5936. Saturday. Taekwondo with Wayne The Sherman County Health De- In 1947 graduated from Sharon Springs; a brother is always in need of hosts and host- Breast Cancer Support Group Luckert call for times and dates. partment at 1622 Broadway is open Holyoke High School in James (Pat) R. Crosby of esses on Sundays. New monthly meets at 5:30 p.m. the second Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Holyoke, Colo., and then Dallas, Texas; a sister- exhibits and you are invited to visit Monday of the month. Any woman p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for Monday through Friday. furthered her education in-law, Laverne Brown the gift shop. with cancer is welcome. Call Norma the meeting every Tuesday at the Blood pressures; infants’, chil- at Colorado University in of Wheat Ridge, Colo.; The Goodland Public Library is at 890-6629 for more information. Harvest Evangelical Free Church, dren’s and adults’ immunizations; Boulder, Colo. a brother-in-law Vern open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- The Goodland Activities Center 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information health assessments for Kan Be On April 5, 1948, she (Delores) Woodmancy of day through Thursday and from has the daily activities. For informa- call (785) 890-6423. Woodmancy Healthy, daycare and school entry; and Wayne H. Woodma- Grant, Neb.; four grand- Goodland Alcoholics Anony- fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- ncy were married and they children; and 14 great- mous, 1013 Center. If you drink bin; and family planning available made their home on the Crosby grandchildren. alcohol, that’s your business. If you obituary by appointment. Call 890-4888 or farm in Phillips County, Colo., until Services will be at 10 a.m. on want to stop, we can help. Call 821- go to www.sherman.kansas.com. 1959, when they moved to Sharon Thursday, May 29, 2014, at the 3826 or 728-7491. Springs. United Methodist Church in Sharon Avelyn KayLee Grace Ivans Goodland Al-Anon Family hospital volunteers Mrs. Woodmancy belonged to Springs with Pastor Keith Angle- Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays Avelyn KayLee Grace Ivans, Survivors include her parents of Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon the United Methodist Church in myer officiating. Burial will be at at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- infant daughter of Joshua Michael Spring Hill; her sisters, Brooklan and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. vol- Sharon Springs and the Order of 3:30 p.m. at the Holyoke Cemetery cade. For information call Alice or and Michele Ralee (Hallagin) Ivans and Ailiana Ivans of the home; ma- unteers are in the gift shop. Today: Eastern Star. in Holyoke, Colo. Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. of Spring Hill, died Friday, May 23, ternal grandparents, Rollie and Jean a.m. Helen Musil. Wednesday: a.m. She was an accomplished musi- Memorials to the church may be The “Freedom Today” group of 2014, at Children’s Mercy Hospital Hallagin of Goodland; and paternal Connie Soellner. Thursday: a.m. cian. Mrs. Woodmancy especially sent to Koons Funeral Home, 211 Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 in Kansas City, Mo. grandparents, Don and Marilyn Rita Billinger. Friday: a.m. Teresa enjoyed the 23-year hobby of hot air N. Main, Goodland, Kan. 67735. p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and She was born on May 7, 2014, in Ivans of Independence, Mo. Willis. balloons with her husband. 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. Kansas City, Mo. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Call 890-8369. Anna (Imhof) Parnell Preceding her in death were her on Saturday, May 31, 2014, at Life Bird City Alcoholics Anony- aunts, Krystal Leann Hallagin and Spring Church, 206 N. Webster, mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. Anna (Imhof) Parnell, 92, Mount selling livestock north of Good- Leanne Kay Ivans; maternal great- Spring Hill, Kans. The family greet- (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the Vernon, Ill., 1940 graduate of Brew- land. Shortly after their marriage grandparents, George and Mary ing will follow. Senior Center on 4th Street. SUBSCRIBER ster High School, died Friday, May they moved to Burlington, where Votapka, Clarence and Blanche Memorials to the Avelyn Ivans Narcotics Anonymous meets at Kimberly Dempewolf 23, 2014, at Mount Vernon Coun- they lived until his death on Sept. Hallagin; and paternal great-grand- Memorial Fund may be sent to 6:30 (Mountain Time) on Tues- You receive two free passes to see: tryside Manor in Mount Vernon, Ill. 22, 1993. parents, Pat Edwards, Clayde Ivans Bruce Funeral Home, 712 S. Web- days at the Senior Center. Call (785) She was born on March 29, 1922, On Jan. 5, 1998, she and James and Lena and Fields Jones. ster Street, Spring Hill, Kan. 66083. 734-2734 for more information. heaven is to Lena (Hammer) and Charles H. Mendenhall were married. After Imhof on the family farm northeast their marriage they moved to Mount thrift store for real of Brewster. Vernon Countryside Manor. death notice The Goodland Churches Thrift After graduation from high school Preceding her in death were her Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 (PG) she moved to Goodland and worked parents. Clip and bring to the show. Non Transferable Brenda Sue (Elliott) Holmes Enjoy a night at the movies! at a department store. Survivors include a sister-in-law Sherman On Dec. 1, 1942, she and Otto Minnie Belle Jones of Goodland and 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 Brenda Sue (Elliott) Holmes, Services are pending. www.goodlandnet.com/movies Ernst Bader were married at the nieces and nephews. 64, Goodland resident, died May Bateman Funeral Home, 211 Tonight 7 PM Lutheran Church in St. Francis. She Graveside services will be at 10 26, 2014. E. 11th, Goodland is in charge of Heaven Is For Real (PG) continued to live in Goodland while a.m. on Monday, June 23, 2014, at She was the daughter of Oliver arrangements. Starts Friday 7 PM: Spider Man 2 (3D) (PG-13) 1203 Main Avenue • (785) 899-6103 he served his country in World War the Goodland Cemetery. and Fern Elliott. A full obituary will follow. II. This marriage ended in divorce. Memorials to Hospice Servic- On June 29, 1950, she and Jay es may be sent to Koons Funeral Kermit Parnell were married at Home, 211 N. Main, Goodland, Taste the Greatness! amily Fu Raton, N.M. Mr. Parnell was in the Kan. 67735. 14 F n Da business of buying, feeding and Try our new 20 y Guacamole NOW TAKING APPOINTMENTS! Burger! With a 1/4 lb. 100% beef patty Goodland Regional Medical Center (or grilled or crispy chicken) Specialty clinic in Goodland, KS topped with pico de gallo, ranch sauce, white cheddar cheese, Call for your crispy leaf lettuce and a lime Saturday, May 31 appointment today! wedge, all on a fresh artisian Dr. Alfred Carr Dr. Rachel McArthur 785-890-6030 bun, it’s hard to go wrong with Smoky Gardens, Goodland Ear, Nose & Throat Audiologist McDonald’s newest burger! South on K-27 from Exit 19 about six miles, west on County Road 57 two miles then south on Road 17 three miles. • Hearing, Tinnitus and Balance Diagnostic services Quarter Pounder: Sandwich $4.69 • Combo $6.69 • Kid’s games and activities start at 3 p.m. • Clean and repair all makes and models of hearing aids Chicken: Sandwich $4.89 • Combo $6.89 • Dispense all types of hearing aids • FREE performance by George Gray • We accept most major insurances. and the Elvis Experience Band, Serving the Goodland area from Greeley, CO, at 7 p.m. for over 30 years! At 5 p.m., The City of Goodland and Sherman County Fire Department will host a BBQ ($3/plate). They will be serving hamburgers and hot dogs with all proceeds going towards equipment and training.
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Scotty formed his own business milk and bread – and powdered Director “A number of things are not well places but do not use these to capture They may not significantly reduce called Conklin Carpentry. sugar – plus other staples, but the Huck Boyd National Institute known or have been misunderstood prey. They tend to hide in the dark the numbers, but definitely help, and Meanwhile, Sherrie was work- store also offers custom-made for Rural Development about the brown recluse spider,” and move around at night searching are a great way to detect and monitor ing full time herself. Due to Medi- items from local artisans. “We at Kansas State University said Holly Davis, research associate for prey. the spider populations. “Oh, darn, I forgot. There’s care cuts, she lost her job. It hap- have things that were made by a and doctoral candidate in Kansas 5. A brown recluse is tiny when 8. Insecticides labeled to control one more thing I need.” Have you pened at the worst possible time, local woodworker, a quilter, and a State University’s Department of it first emerges from the egg case brown recluse spiders kill the spi- ever had that experience - where just before Christmas. One day she jewelry maker,” Sherrie said. Entomology. She, along with as- and takes several molts to reach ders, but must be sprayed directly you started on a project and found was doing her Christmas baking She also offers a custom shop- sociate professor of entomology, adulthood, over six to 12 months. on them, or the spider needs to come you had forgotten one essential when she found that she needed ping service for her customers. Jeff Whitworth, recently completed Remember, they are only active into direct contact with the treated item? It happens all too often when some powdered sugar. She had “We have some elderly people research in an effort to better un- from March to October so this may area while it is still damp. Other- cooking in the kitchen or doing a all the other ingredients, but she in town so I go grocery shopping derstand and manage the brown take one to two years. Then they wise, little control is achieved. project around the house. Today was out of that one item. Unfortu- for them,” Sherrie said. “They recluse. may live two to three years as adults. 9. Brown recluse spiders are bet- we’ll meet a young woman who nately, her home is 25 miles from will give me a list on Friday or The team shared 10 facts about Females can produce two to five egg ter controlled with insecticides on had that experience and turned it stores in Winfield and 55 miles Saturday and I will shop for them the much-publicized spider. cases during this time (two or three non-carpeted surfaces. into a business opportunity for her from Wichita. on Saturday afternoon or Monday 1. Brown recluse spiders are is most common) and each may 10. Preventive measures like family and her community. “We need to do something about when I purchase supplies for the mostly only active from March contain 20-50 spiderlings. sealing cracks in foundations and Sherrie Conklin is the owner this,” Sherrie said to her husband. store.” On Tuesday, their goods through October, so trying to control 6. Brown recluse spiders are ven- walls, clearing clutter in and around of Forgotten Item Market in Bur- “We need a store so we can get the are picked up by the elderly fami- them from October through March omous but bites do not always result the home, moving woodpiles away den. Sherrie grew up at Burden, supplies we need locally.” Scotty lies or delivered to them. is generally not necessary or useful. in large, necrotic lesions where sur- from the house, placing sticky lived at Winfield and studied at was reluctant, but she made her “I’m a couponer,” Sherrie said. 2. They are found outdoors in rounding tissue dies. Often, the bite traps in low traffic areas and spray- Cowley College. When she met case. “I’ll scour the ads, clip coupons Kansas and other Midwestern goes unnoticed and only results in ing pesticides can help eliminate her husband Scotty, they decided “We asked some friends to and find the very best prices on states, as well as within structures. a pimple-like swelling. However, brown recluse populations within they wanted to raise their child commit to prayer about this,” supplies.” She then drives to They tend to thrive in the same en- some people develop a necrotic the home. in a small town environment like Sherrie said. “We also sent out a Wichita and restocks her store, vironments that humans do. They wound (with blood and pus) which More information and photos of the one they had grown up in, so poll to the community and got a while buying what the elderly enter structures either by crawling is slow to heal, with the potential brown recluse spiders are available they moved back to Burden – a good response.” On March 26, families want. in from the outside or are brought in for a secondary infection. If you in a Kansas State Research and community of 536 people. Now, 2013, they opened a new store “We’ve been blessed that my on furniture and boxes from other know you’ve been bitten, catch the Extension publication online at: that’s rural. in Burden. Sherrie asked friends husband has always been able to infested structures. spider if safely possible, and show www.ksre.ksu.edu/bookstore/Item. Scotty worked for Morton for suggestions to name the store, find work locally so he’s available 3. They readily feed on prey that it to medical personnel for clear aspx?catId=526&pubId=17481. Buildings. Inspired by watching and someone suggested Forgotten to help,” Sherrie said. “It’s a God is dead, so are attracted to recently identification. barbecue on television, he wanted Item. The name stuck. thing.” to open a barbecue restaurant in Today, Forgotten Item Market Forgotten items. They happen Burden. He and Sherrie bought an operates in 500 square feet in when we start a project or recipe old building on Main Street which the former barbecue restaurant and find that something is miss- matters of record he remodeled for their barbecue on Main Street in Burden. “We ing. Sherrie and Scotty Conklin District Court belt, fined $10. Britton C. Williams no seatbelt, place. started in a smaller building across are making a difference by using These are cases decided by the Clayton C. Hoss, no seatbelt, fined $10. As customers came into the res- the street but then we moved into this experience to help create a Goodland District Court: fined $10. taurant, they would ask, “Who did the front third of our old barbecue business that would serve their March 4: Dzhakhongir Aliev, Ethan Richard Kinner, no seat- your remodeling work?” When place. Now we’ve already out- community in this way. Such motor carrier regulations on persons belt, fined $10. they learned that Scotty had done grown that,” she said. entrepreneurial ideas can serve and property, fined $246. Chance Tyrel Marble, no seatbelt, corrections it, they asked if he would do re- Forgotten Item Market offers other communities as well – don’t Matthew Allen Brown, speeding, fined $10. modeling work for them. When produce and other grocery sup- forget. fined $183. William E. McClintock, failure The Goodland Star-News will the demand for his carpentry plies plus household goods, pet Ivan Gonzalez, speeding, fined to yield to emergency vehicle, fined correct any mistake or misunder- work exceeded the demand for food and gift and craft items. In $147. $291. standing in a news story. Please Michael P. Lovell, failure to yield Shay Ryan Miller, no seatbelt, call our office at (785) 899-2338 to emergency vehicle, fined $291. fined $10. to report errors. We believe that March 5: Thern Ray Bagley, no Charles W. Twiggs, speeding, news should be fair and factual. We seatbelt, fined $10. fined $171. want to keep an accurate record Wei Bao, speeding, fined $195. Damon W. Rickard, no seatbelt, and appreciate you calling to our Darlene Ann Bauman, no seat- fined $10. attention any failure to live up to this standard.
Follow us on Facebook Goodland Star News star-news 4 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, May 27, 2014 opinion from other viewpoints... Conspiracy against the Constitution Those who have long contrived to destroy the rural influence in electing the president of the United States in favor of a permanent urban influence, largely of the east and west coasts and Chicago, are one state closer to achieving their goal. New York State recently became the 10th state (all highly urban) to come on board with the signature of Governor Andrew Cuomo. They favor a popularly elected president through stealth and a largely secret plan called the National Popular Vote Interstate Alliance, concocted in the shadows by proponents that are unwilling to make changes in the Constitution through the only two ways permitted in Amendment V of the Constitution. The Constitution requires an open national debate on change. It outlines a two-step process, one to propose a second to ratify. The proposal can come from either two thirds of both houses or when two thirds of the states request it. Ratifying requires state action alone. They could do so through their state legislatures or the state legislature could expand the vote base to a convention, but either way, it requires three-fourths of the states to make the change. Opponents of the Electoral College seek to alter a process that has worked for two hundred and twenty-five years for both urban and rural populations. The Electoral College incentivizes candidates visiting rural states by increasing their electoral vote – the smallest states get at least three. This attracts presidential candidates to rural areas that would otherwise be ignored by candidates thirsty for only a popular vote, if that were all that counted. The Founders brilliant plan to adjust both interests would be destroyed by the new urban-only benefiting plan. Unable to get two-thirds of the states to consider altering this part of the Constitution as required, and openly convince Americans of their “better” plan, proponents seek a largely secret end run around the Constitution. In it participating states would allocate their Be careful when signing up Letter Policy electoral votes to the winner of the national popular vote, rather To the Editor: The Goodland Star-News encourages than the winner of the popular vote in their state. After attending an informational meeting in from our and welcomes letters from readers. Letters When enough states assign their electors to the popular vote Garden City on May 22 put on by the Kansas readers should be typewritten, and must include winner, and that number exceeds 270, remaining states will be Natural Resource Council, I heard horror a telephone number and a signature. Un- mandated to support as well. Wham! Almost without any public stories of elderly people that had signed their • to the editor signed letters will not be published. Form debate outside state legislatures, and seemingly overnight, the land up for a perpetual conservation easement, letters and letters deemed to be of no public popular vote will effectively replace the Electoral College as the only to find out later they had devalued their interest or considered offensive will be means by which a president is elected. We would be back to a land, as well as signed all of their mineral like to urge everyone to seek legal counsel rejected. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and good taste. We encourage few highly populated states deciding for the rest of the country. rights away. before they sign such an agreement. Proponents use a small portion of Article II, Section 1 to destroy letters, with address and phone numbers, After seeing an article in our local paper the A very concerned citizen by e-mail to:
nwkansas.com Wicked winds N.T. Betz, Director of Internet Services Most Kansas farmers and ranchers have percent. While his cow herd still has enough seen about everything. Still the sight of the Insight grass, his fescue isn’t as lush as it typically is. ([email protected]) white combine headed for a wheat field or “Some of it’s turning that off-green color,” Evan Barnum, Systems Admin.([email protected]) soil leaving the home is enough to make their this week Newland says. “Our grass needs rain.” Published every Tuesday and Friday except the days observed for New blood run cold. • john schlageck While this region looks great compared to Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christ- That’s just what April and May have ushered western Kansas, the grass in Wilson and Neo- mas Day, at 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. into the Sunflower State – day after day of sho counties is about half the height it typically Periodicals postage paid at Goodland, Kan. 67735; entered at the winds, 20-, 30- and 40-mph winds with gusts 60-year-old farmer-stockman says, “but when grows to in mid-May. Grass six inches tall is Goodland, Kan., Post Office under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1878. more than 60. you see the soil blow off your farm, it’s like the norm so far this spring rather than eight, POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Goodland Star-News, These winds never quit. They’re relentless. getting hit in the gut. It’s a harsh feeling when 10 or 12 inches. 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. Telephone: (785) 899-2338. Editorial e-mail: star-news@nwkansas. Traditionally, Kansas winds slow when the you can’t do anything about it. Cropping conditions continue to suffer as com. Advertising questions can be sent to: [email protected] sun goes down. Not the last couple months. All During previous years, when the winds well. Corn is below average in maturity and The Goodland Star-News assumes no liability for mistakes or omissions across the state, winds continue to howl long kicked up and started to blow, Newland would doesn’t look as lush and healthy as it should. in advertising or failure to publish beyond the actual cost of the ad. into the night, then strengthen when the sun hook a rotary hoe behind his tractor and run “We’re getting a taste of what farmers and SUBSCRIPTIONS: In Sherman County and adjacent counties: three rises the next day. strips across the blowing land, breaking the ranchers in central and western Kansas have months, $29; six months, $46; 12 months, $81. Out of area, weekly mailing “I’ve never seen this kind of wind in my soil into clods that would stop the dirt. coped with for many years,” Newland says. of two issues: three months, $39; six months, $54; 12 months, $89 (All tax lifetime,” says Joe Newland, a Wilson County Wind-control measures haven’t worked as “It’s a taste we don’t much care for.” included). Mailed individually each day: (call for a price). farmer. “A couple of weeks ago, the day turned well this year, but farmers keep trying. Plain Oftentimes, fall crops in southeast Kansas Incorporating: dark and you couldn’t see to drive in a few and simple, there just hasn’t been enough get too much moisture with spring rains. Fl- areas.” moisture. looding can wash away corn and bean crops. The Goodland Daily News Newland grows, corn, soybeans, wheat Spring rains in April totaled one inch and 50 Not so this year. While Newland hasn’t 1932-2003 and some hay while running about 350 head hundredths across his fields this spring, New- planted his soybeans yet, it’s drier than normal. of momma cows in southeast Kansas. He’s land said. Little precipitation has fallen so far in He would sure like to see a couple of two-inch farmed for nearly 50 years. May. Typically, southeastern Kansas receives rains before he pulls his planter into the fields. The Sherman Winds in his region of the state sometimes the most rain in the state during this period. Having farmed for four decades, Newland is blow for a day or two, affecting a small field “Most years, we receive several rains of two far from throwing in the towel. He knows the County Herald Founded by Eric and Founded by Thomas McCants or section of a field. Never for too long or too and three inches in March, April and May,” weather can change in a heartbeat. He hope Roxie Yonkey strong, but that’s not the case this spring. he says. and prays his farm and that of his friends and 1935-1989 1994-2001 It’s blown for days on end throughout the These abundant rains fill farm ponds and neighbors across Kansas will be blessed with entire county, Newland says. In fact, it’s blown pave the way for plenty of pasture growth and rain and soon. Nor’West Newspapers across the entire southeast part of Kansas. healthy corn, bean and milo crops. This year, And those wicked winds? Haynes Publishing Company “You see plenty during a lifetime,” the however, pond levels have dropped nearly 50 Shhh. Listen. Are they dying down? The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 23, 2014 5 State leaders unveil effort June Consultant Schedule AUDIOLOGY Rachel McArthur AuD June 13, 20, 26 & 27 ALLERGY** Jeffrey Rumbyrt, MD June 16 CARDIOLOGY** Barry Smith, MD June 11 & 25 to help foster care parents CARDIOLOGY Vijay Subbarao, MD June 12 COUNSELING SERVICES Thursdays by Appointment Kansas Department for Children and Families parents know they are needed and appreciated.” DERMATOLOGY Theodore Alkousakis, MD June 17 Secretary Phyllis Gilmore announced a new effort to The announcement was made during a foster care DIETITIAN Sarah Linton, RD, LD, CDE Tuesdays by Appointment help foster parents. A Foster Care and Family Services informational event at the Kansas State Capitol Build- EARS, NOSE, THROAT Alfred N. Carr, MD June 13, 26 & 27 Ombudsman will begin serving foster parents who have ing. A packed room was filled with foster families and specific issues or concerns that need to be addressed. foster care stakeholders who heard from Governor GASTROENTEROLOGY Jeffrey D. Huston, MD June 3,16 & 17 Niomi Burget currently serves as Director of Client Sam Brownback, Secretary Gilmore and Topeka foster GENERAL SURGERY David D. Beck, MD June 5 & 19 Services. She will assume the new role of Ombuds- parent Tim Wilson. The Governor urged Kansans to GENERAL SURGERY Jeffrey Cross, MD June 12 & 26 man beginning July 1. Her office will be located in consider foster care. GYNECOLOGY Laura Rokosz, MD June 4 & 25 the Topeka Department for Children and Families “There is a need and if we don’t step up to help, we’ll OBSTETRICS/GYNECOLOGY David Forschner, MD June 18 Service Center. A new toll free phone number will be see more kids struggling,” Governor Brownback said. ONCOLOGY Prakash Neupane, MD June 6, 13, 20 & 27 established by that date for foster parents to call when The Governor commended the Wilson family who OPHTHALMOLOGY Robert Fante, MD June 27 they need help resolving a problem. have fostered 18 children. Tim Wilson shared his story “Niomi has a heart for helping others and she will do of foster care with those in attendance. OPHTHALMOLOGY** Eric Fry, MD July 24 a tremendous job serving foster families in Kansas,” “All of the children we have fostered have been OPHTHALMOLOGY Brian Joondeph, MD June 18 Secretary Gilmore said. “Creating an Ombudsman reunited with their biological families, and that’s the OPHTHALMOLOGY William Richheimer, MD June 25 position to help foster parents is just a starting point; goal,” Wilson said. “If you have love and a home, ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY Tim Birney, MD June 9 we will continue to look at other ways we can let foster consider foster care.” ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY Armond Hatzidakis, MD June 23 ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY James Holmes, MD June 16 ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY Edward Parks, MD July 1 matters of record ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY Raj Bazaz, MD June 9 ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY Kevin Nagamani, MD June 4 District Court fined $69. subsequent conviction, fined $674. PODIATRY Erik Ouderkirk, DPM June 11 These are cases decided by the Santiago Sanchez, speeding, Nicholas M. Dalton, speeding, PODIATRY Daniel Mallett, DPM June 25 Goodland District Court: fined $177. fined $183. March 6: Thomas G. Baudoin II, Cameron Washington Stebral, Delia Idalia Caurte, speeding, PULMONARY MEDICINE Ken Weisiger, MD June 5, 12, 19 & 26 speeding, fined $210. speeding, fined $177. fined $171. SPEECH THERAPY Crystal Schultz Monday – Thursday Bryce Andrew Brown, defective March 9: Chris M. Farmer, Keith Alan Dirks, speeding, fined UROLOGY** Kevin McDonald, MD June 11 muffler, fined $153. speeding, fined $210. $189. UROLOGY** Wallace Curry, MD June 3 Donald Phillip Gatzke, speeding, Clinton J. Smalley, speeding, Paula Jean Fisher, speeding, fined fined $141. fined $201. $195. For an appointment, please call 785-890-6030 Hans Haugenau, motor carrier March 10: Travis Lee Gibson, Joshua Jay Johnson, defective **For an appointment with Dr. Rumbyrt, please call 1-888-849-8424 safety rules and regulations, fined motor carrier safety rules and regu- muffler, fined $171. $211. lations, fined $211. Vincent S. Kear, no seatbelt, **For an appointment with Dr. Fry, please call 1-800-526-3937 Rafeal E. Ordonez-Rascon, no Tyler Jay Hardy, speeding, fined fined $10. **For an appointment with Dr. McDonald or Dr. Curry, please call 1-877-312-1619 seatbelt, fined $10. $153. March 13: Adrian Delacruz, **For an appointment with Dr. Smith, please call 855-744-1065 Shawn Tom Perryman, speeding, Colin Myles Holomon, speeding, unlawful acts with vehicle such as fined $183. fined $246. registration, fined $196. Timothy S. Porter, motor carrier Leon Lunn, motor carrier rules Adrian Delacruz, no liability Goodland Family Health Center, 106 Willow Road safety rules and regulations, fined and regulations, fined $211. insurance, fined $300. (785) 890-6075 $211. Alan T. Winkel, motor carrier Timothy Rufus Golden, speed- William Hamilton Stewart, li- safety rules and regulations, fined ing, fined $153. Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. cense restrictions, suspension or $211. Nathaniel Brock Jones, defective Walk-in Clinic M-F 8:30 a.m.to 9:30 a.m revocation, fined $100. Michael Alan Tyler, driving while muffler, fined $177. Saturday Clinic 9:00am-11am William Hamilton Stewart, fail- license cancelled/suspended/re- Edward L. Mayo, speeding, fined ure to yield to emergency vehicle, voked, fined $196. $177. Travis Daise, MD fined $291. March 11: Grant Gann, motor Mandy L. McAtee, speeding, Lisa Unruh, MD March 8: Jeffrey Joseph Adams, carrier safety rules and regulations, fined $153. Kali Rubenthaler, DO speeding, fined $159. fined $211. Samuel J. Spellman, speeding, Reon Redell Harper, driving Gustoavo Andres Leon Men- fined $147. David Younger, MD while license cancelled, suspended donza, speeding, fined $183. Daniel Bert Proffitt Jr., motor Jackie Jorgensen, APRN or revoked, fined $196. March 12: Troy Burl Crawford, carrier safety rules and regulations, Mohedine Shafei, MD Reon Redell Harper, speeding, driving while suspended; third or fined $115. Spotlighting our retiring educators USD 352 also has a deep appreciation for the Susan’s favorite aspect of teaching professional colleagues in USD 352. has been working with the children, Mary believes Goodland provides and also their families. The help and excellent educational opportunities support of the student’s families for the young people of the area, and is appreciated, because it can’t be she hopes that continues as a tradi- done alone. tion in the future. Susan has enjoyed having broth- ers and sisters as students, as well as children of former students. She says the encouragement from colleagues who share ideas and make learning fun has been a great perk of her job Larry Koon Leland Williams as a Kindergarten teacher. Larry has been an educator for 50 Leland has been teaching for years, and the last seven have seen nearly 30 years...since 1988 to be him enligtening students at North- exact. The last five years he has Mary Porterfield Susan McCall west Kansas Technical College. been teaching at Northwest Kansas Mary retires after 46 years as the Susan has been a teacher for He has taught Psychology, Technical College. Spanish teacher for Goodland High the last 38 years, and all but seven Sociology, Ethics, Human Rela- Leland’s plans after retirement? School, grades 9-12. For many years, of those have been right here in tions, Developmental Psychology, COSTA RICA!! however, she also taught Spanish to Goodland. Speech, Government, Anger and His most favorite aspect of school grades 4-8. In her very early years of After retirement, Susan hopes to Stress Management, among others. has been the amazing students he teaching in Goodland, Mary taught discover new talents, and have more This is not the first round of re- has taught over the years. typing, consumer law, business law time for family and friends. tirement for Larry as he has retired and consumer problems. Susan says her first 13 years of a couple of times, and still manages As she settles in to retirement, Harvey Swager work was teaching Second grade in to find his way back to teaching. Mary hopes to be able to spend more Retires after 19 years as an Admin- Goodland, Plainville and Newton. His favorite part are the students time with family and her grand- istrator. Started his career in Good- After she returned to Goodland, he teaches. children. She plans to continue to land in 1995. she was the reading teacher at Cen- Larry loves to be helpful. Don’t be volunteer for AFS Intercultural Pro- tral and West for five years, then surprised if you see him helping out grams and other local organizations. Second grade at West for 17 years. in the cafeteria, washing dishes, or Mary says she has thoroughly The past three years have been spent Dave Hardy in another classroom filling in. He enjoyed working with and helping teaching Kindergarten at West, and Retires after 37 years as Social Stud- also has a special place in his heart the students learn Spanish and other the growth and development of ies teacher. He started his career in for gardening and traveling. life skills they will use forever. She the students has been amazing for Goodland in 1977. Susan to see. Thanks for your dedication to our children! The Insurance Agency, Inc. Truck & Tractor Repair, LLC Culligan- Finley Motors, Inc. 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Meriden-Jefferson West (19-1) Perry-Lecompton (19-3) Thursday 4 p.m. Field A Girls Thursday 10 a.m. Boys Chapman (14-8) Friday 10 a.m. Field B Goodland (7-13) Friday 10 a.m.
Baxter Springs (18-4) Carbondale-Santa Fe Trail (15-3) Friday 1 p.m. Field A Friday 5:30 p.m. Thursday 6 p.m. Field A Thursday 12:30 p.m.
Clearwater (18-4) Concordia (15-5) Goodland (19-3) Champion Burlington (18-4) Champion Thursday 4 p.m. Field B Thursday 3 p.m.
Frontenac (15-7) Friday 10 a.m. Field A K.C. Bishop Ward (12-10) Friday 12:30 p.m.
Pratt (19-3) Wichita-Trinity Academy (18-4) Thursday 6 p.m. Field B Thursday 6:30 p.m.
LaCygne-Prairie View (16-6) Russel/Victoria (14-8)
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Monday-Friday with posses a valid Kansas CDL. Cheyenne County Hospital is an ------2 baths. Call (785) 821-0106. Brewster annual city-wide weekend rotation required. This position will be responsible Equal Opportunity Employer and Beautiful selection of Goodland. -5-4-6-4- garage sales. Saturday, June Other responsibilities include for all job duties at the facility. will be accepting applications artificial arranged flowers in ------7 from 8 a.m. CT to ??. Look for operating mechanical floor Employment applications may until the position is filled. Call or an adjustable frame for the top Houses and apartments in hot pink signs marking locations cleaners, setting up chairs be obtained at the Sherman go online to learn more! www. of tombstones. Call Lois Sieck Goodland. All sizes. Call for of those participating. Maps and tables for special events, County Public Works office, cheyennecountyhospital.com at (785) 890-2733. Goodland. details. (785) 890-6538. -1- available at each location. If out distributing emergency supplies 1004 W. 8th, Goodland, KS. or call (785) 332-2104 x116- -5-20-5-27- 10-tfn- of town vendors are interested as needed. Please pick up an Monday-Thursday from 7 a.m. Human Resources. -5-6-6-6------in selling, please call (785) 694- application at the front office to 5 p.m.. Applications will be ------McNab puppies for sale, out Houses and apartments. Cole 3522. -5-27-5-30- or contact: Human Resources, accepted until position is filled. The team at Kansasland Tire of working parents. Long Island, Real Estate. 785-899-2683. (785) 332-2104 ext. 116. 210 Sherman County participates of Norton has an immediate KS. Leave message at (308) -tfn- WANTED W. First, St. Francis, KS 67756. in random drug/alcohol testing. opening for a service truck 645-9085. -NT 5-13-tfn- -5-23-6-10 EOE. Benefits. -5-16-5-27- operator/general service ------SERVICES Retiring Military family looking ------person. Must have a valid driver’s GOODLAND HOME FOR near Sharon to buy house Jayhawk Oilfield Supply in Help wanted: NAPA Auto Parts license. Competitive wages, SALE: 102 Circle Drive. PRICE T-N-T Neitzel Farm and Ranch. Springs, KS. Nothing in town. Oakley, Kansas, is looking for in Goodland. Apply in person at 401k, insurance and uniforms. REDUCED...MOTIVATED Full service custom haying, new Please call Sarah Martinek with applicants with experience 1819 Cherry. -5-6-6-6- Experience preferred, but not SELLER! 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, John Deere equipment. Enough any available properties. (609) in oilfield mechanics to work ------necessary, we will train. Please 2 car garage, corner lot. Call to get the job done quickly. 367 2164. -4-1-5-30- in service/supply store. Must Cheyenne County Hospital stop by 11101 Rd. E1, Norton, (308) 225-1027. -5-2-6-2- References available. Call Todd ------be able to lift up to 80 lbs, be is seeking a Clinic Manager for and pick up an application or call ------Neitzel at (785) 332-5600. -5- non-ferrous Junk batteries, detail oriented, and work with the Cheyenne County Clinic. (785) 877-5181. EOE. -2-14-tfn REGISTERED ANGUS. 2 year 23-6-3- metals and iron. Darrel Bowen. minimal supervision. Must have Qualified candidates will have NORTON- old bulls. Adam Jones, Crooked ------Phone 785-899-2578. -tfn- clean driving record and be 3-5 years experience, with Creek Angus. (785) 332-6206. Almanza’s Interior Services, able to pass drug test. CDL at least 1 year of supervisory FOR SALE www.crookedcreekangus.com. Inc.. Drywall specialist. NOTICE drivers preferred. Excellent experience. The Clinic -sfh 4-25-6-27- Drywall hanging, drywall benefits, competitive salary. Manager is responsible for Charming remodeled home ------finishing, texture and paint.
BETHEL OCHSNER GOLTL Mail resume to Jayhawk Oilfield all aspects of the day-to-day for sale. Located in St. foot Free estimates. References is turning 80 on June 3, 2014. Minn Kota bow-mount Supply, PO Box 7, Spivey, KS operations of the clinic. Will Francis. New appliances, A/C control 36 pounds thrust 12 available. Spanish call (785) Please join her in celebrating 67142, or email to serena@ perform billing, collection and and heating, etc.. Visit: www. volt variable speed motor with 332-5353. English call (785) by sending birthday wishes jayhawkoilfieldsupply.com. Call coding processing for patient railegelbvieh.com/webster for quick release bracket with three 890-6223. -3-7-tfn- toL Bethel Goltl, 1738 Rd. L, (620) 532 3794 for application. accounts, and will have to work more information. -5-20-6-20- props. (785) 890-5007. 4-18 tfn ------McDonald, KS 67745. -5-23- -5-23-6-3- closely with other management ------5-27- Burlington-Goodland area. ------personnel and hospital House for sale by owner. 1948 Philco Radio/ Residential overhead door Part-time Landfill Operator: departments to ensure the 805 Arcade, Goodland. 2,400 Phonograph cabinet, good service and repair, 20 years HELP WANTED The Sherman County Landfill is clinic and hospital are operating square feet of main living space, condition. Both radio and phono experience. Call Gary at (719) taking applications for a part- cohesively. Bachelors degree finished basement. 4 bedroom, work. $100.00. Call (719) 350- 350-0705. -7-12-tfn Cheyenne County 2 bath, garage 12x19 attached, Full- time operator at the Landfill/ preferred. Cheyenne County 0705. -12-31-tfn------Environmental Services. 12x20 detached. 30x30 time housekeeping and linen Transfer Station Dept.. This Hospital offers competitive ------CAT’S TNT for jewelry, vinyl insulated shop with loft, heated services assistant needed to position is for Saturdays only. wages and a comprehensive graphic designs, massages, and A/C. Show by appointment perform a variety of general Applicants must be 18 years of benefit package. Salary will be FOR RENT quilting and more! Stop by 119 only. Call (785) 821-2918. -5- cleaning tasks to maintain age or older with a high school commensurate with experience, E. 9th, Goodland – 3-23-tfn public notice Notice of Sale number verification form will by such sales. the auctioneer representing Michelle Howell-Kersey 1996 Mitsubishi / Car also be required to obtain title the Sherman County Sheriff’s / Maroon / 2-door / VIN: Pursuant to K.S.A. 08-1102, of any vehicle purchased and Owners, if any, have failed to Office and all sales must be 2001 Honda / Mini-Van 4A3AK44YOTE408671 / Last the Sherman County Sheriff’s will be the responsibility of the claim impounded vehicles. The settled at the time of sale. Titles / Gold / Mini-Van / VIN: registered owner: Michael Ward Office has impounded the buyer to request the verification owners thereof may claim their will be transferred to buyers, 2HKRL1864H570178 / Last vehicle(s) as follows. The and pay the costs involved. vehicles and contents within ten if available. Requirements registered owner: Latifzai 1997 GMC / Jimmy / red / SUV vehicle(s) will be sold at public days of the date of the second of the state regarding titles Aneesa / VIN: 1GKCS13W152512259 / auction to the highest bidder The Sherman County publication of this notice by to abandoned or unclaimed Last registered owner: David or for cash on June 23, 2014 at the Sheriff’s Office reserves the paying the removal and storage vehicles will be met by furnishing 1999 Oldsmobile / Betty Devine Sherman County Impound Lot, right to withdraw any or all of the charges incurred. and affidavit of sale and proof of Intrigue / Red / VIN: Goodland, KS. described vehicles prior to time publication. 1G3WH52HOXF352988 / Last Burton Pianalto of sale. No implied warranty of All sales shall be made registered owner: Edras Flores Sherman County Sheriff If a vehicle was previously titled condition shall be understood under conditions imposed by Vehicles to be sold: by a state other than Kansas 1995 Ford / Ranger 2012 Dodge / Caravan / White Published in The Goodland or as a nonhighway vehicle, / White / Pick up / VIN: / VIN: 2B4GH4531SR209240 / Star-News, Tuesday May 13, a Motor Vehicle Identification NOW HIRING! 1FTCR14X8SPA44774 / Last registered owner: Wayne 20 and 27, 2014. 1 FT Cook, 1 PT Cook, 1 PT Housekeeper Last registered owner: Diana D Lee Hiring Concrete Finishers 2 PT positions for Front Desk Clerk CNA, CMA, LPN Flexible hours. Full and part-time positions available. Work is in Western Kansas. Great benefits including insurance, vacaction pay & 401K. Top pay. Cer- & RN’S NEEDED Top hourly wage paid tification bonus. 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Old Registered Angus Bulls for Sale on Farm 85% of Bulls Are AI Sired 60 Bulls are ET Calves three girls nemethangus.com Ludell, KS • (785) 626-4309 or (785) 322-5505 LOCATION: 13 miles northeast of Atwood, KS Sale bulls are in top 3% of breed•Free Delivery & Boarding for both weaning and qualify for state 2.3 58 104 average EPD’s on Nemeth sale bulls. yearling weights. 2.6 36 18 66 EPD’s for current sires of the Angus breed. The Goodland High School boys 300-meter hurdles with 48.34. track team won the Class 4A Re- Lacie Siruta, second in the FREE SPIRIT gional Meet in Abilene on Friday. 800-meter run with 2:27.80. Thirteen boys and three girls quali- Boys state qualifiers include: BOYD FOREVER LADY SAV NET WORTH 8003 fied to attend the state champion- Holton Witman, first in the pole SAF 598 BANDO 5175 ships on Friday at Wichita State vault with 13 feet, 6 inches. GAR PRECISION 1019 University. Trey Teeter, first in the javelin BW WW MILK YW SAV EMBLYNETTE 5463 EPD's The boys won regionals with 72 with 163 feet, 3 inches. 4 62 38 118 SAF 598 BANDO 5175 team points, 14 points ahead of the Adam Simmerman, second in the second-place team, Royal Valley 800-meter run with 2:02.31. SAV High School from Hoyt. Buhler was Todd Snethen, third in the GRAND PRIX third and Abilene, fourth. The girls 200-meter dash with 23.09. SITZ TRAVLER team came in eighth with 34 points, Dax Ruhs, third in the javelin with SAV FINAL ANSWER 8180 0035 SAV EMULOUS 25 points off first-place Concordia. 147 feet, 10 inches. 8145 Girls state qualifiers include: Ace Arteaga, fourth in the BW WW MILK YW Margaux Thompson, first in the 3,200-meter run with 10:40.67. EPD's .1 64 105 32 SAV BLACKCAP MAY pole vault with a height of 10 feet, The 4-by-100 relay team, Ruhs, SAV BLACKCAP MAY a new freshman school record; and Snethen, Xavier Brinson-Foust, fourth in the 100-meter hurdles with Zach Miller, Kolt Trachsel and Dar- MUSTANG a time of 17.12. ian Kent, second with 44.53. SITZ TRAVLER 8180 Taryn Bedore, second in the The 4-by-400 relay team, SAV FINAL ANSWER Snethen, Simmerman, Brinson- SAV EMULOUS 8145 SAV NET WORTH 4200 Gerell Miller, seen here at the Foust, Zach Miller, Kent and Brax- ton Redlin, third with 3:31.79. SAV EMBLYNETTE 7415 Colby meet earlier this season, SAV EMBLYNETTE 7260 The 4-by-800 relay team, Sim- BW WW MILK YW qualified to compete at state in EPD's the 4-by-800 meter relay. merman, Jacob Gerber, Gerell .6 48 28 84 Photo by RB Headley Miller, Brinson-Foust, Redlin and The Colby Free Press Arteaga, third with 8:31.61. ONWARD BOUND! Track stars head to State!
Margaux Thompson- Taryn Bedore-qualified in Lacie Siruta-qualified in Holton Witman-qualified Trey Teeter-qualified in Adam Simmerman-qual- Todd Snethen-qualified Dax Ruhs-qualified in qualified in Pole Vault 300-meter hurdles. 800-meter run. in Pole Vault. Javelin. ified in 800-meter run, in 200-meter dash, 4x100 Javelin and 4x100 relay. and 100-meter hurdles. 4x100 and 4x800 relays. and 4x400 relays.
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