& Bird City Times $125 20 Pages including special section Thursday, February 4, 2021 137th Year, Number 5 County in Phase 2 of vaccines
By Amanda Moberly patient will return at their desig- [email protected] nated appointment date and time Cheyenne County Health De- one month later for their second partment recently announced in a dose. Currently, there is not a press release that they have moved choice on which vaccine (Pfizer into Phase 2 of the vaccine distri- or Moderna) you may receive, it bution process. Those who have depends on what is sent to county not called to sign up, who would health to administer. like to receive a vaccine when The process of a POD entails they are able to, are asked to call participating patients register at the Health Department. the front desk when they arrive. Health Department Patients complete a form with Press Release information about their health The Cheyenne County Health history. After the patient com- Department is dispensing the Cov- pletes their form, the form will id-19 vaccine for Phase 2 through be reviewed. Finally, the patient a Point of Dispensing from Feb- will stop at a dispensing station ruary 2-4. Point of Dispensing, or to receive their Covid-19 vaccine PODs, are community locations to be administered. Once the vac- in which the local health agencies cine has been administered, then such as The Cheyenne County the patient will go to the recov- Health Department is designated ery room to wait their minimal to dispense Medical Countermea- fifteen-minute recovery stage of sures, (MCMs) such as the Cov- receiving the vaccine. id-19 vaccine to the public during This Covid-19 Vaccination Dis- a public health emergency. tribution POD has been a team To aid in rapidly dispensing planning effort from the following MOLLY GILLILAND and Colton Neitzel (left) were two MCMs, the local public health entities: Cheyenne County Hospi- of the many high schoolers who attended the Sweetheart department is using a “closed” tal, Clinic and Health Department, Dance this weekend! Also there were Jesslynn Houtman, -by appointment only- POD. The Cheyenne County Emergency Rian Zimbal and Ellee Krien (above). Junior high and el- POD site will be the Cheyenne Management, Law Enforcement, ementary students didn’t miss out on the fun either. They County Health Department to vac- EMS, and the Emergency Opera- each had dances as well! cinate those patients designated in tions Committee. PHASE 2 by Governor Laura Kel- If you would like to receive the ly and the Kansas Department of Covid-19 vaccine, you need to call Health and Environment (KDHE). the County Health Department and The Covid-19 vaccine (Mod- get your name added to the list at Sainty player on erna) will require two doses, sev- 785-332-2381. We thank you for Funding available eral weeks apart, to be effective. your patience while waiting your After receiving the first dose, theturn to receive the vaccine. for local producers Shrine Bowl Team Saint Francis Brian King for the East and Nor- Senior football ton’s Lucas Melvin, leading the Cost share funding River Basin within Kansas. Football players player Shadry- West. Players are selected each opportunities available from Producers interested in par- Colorado-Kansas settlement ticipating in the cost share pro- on Blanka was year by a combination of me- The Cheyenne County Con- gram are encouraged to contact recently select- dia votes and selections from the and coach named servation District, in associa- the Cheyenne County Conser- ed to play in the Kansas Shrine Bowl Coaching tion with the Kansas Water Of- vation District to apply. Many 2021 Kansas Staff. Players must be nominated by their high school coach or ath- fice, is now accepting applica- irrigation technologies are Shrine Bowl! Blanka will letic director. The players selected tions for cost share of irrigation eligible through this program BLANKA to All-Star Team technologies within the South which include but are not limit- join other top to the 2021 Kansas Shrine Bowl high school se- join the just over 3,000 players Fork Republican River Basin ined to: soil moisture probes; mo- niors in the 48th event, which will who have participated in the an- The Kan- Fawcett. Kansas. bile-drip irrigation; sub-surface be held in Hutchinson on June 26. nual event since 1974. sas Eight-Man From Saint Francis, football Funding for these cost share drip irrigation; pivot control Kansas Shrine Bowl “We are very excited about the Football As- players Jesse Baxter, Shadryon opportunities is provided from systems; electrical conductivity Announces 2021 Players great group of young men se- sociation an- Blanka, and Adam Krien were a settlement signed in 2018 soil field mapping; aerial- im The Kansas Shrine Bowl Board lected for this year’s game,” said nounced the se- selected for the Division II West between Colorado and Kansas agery; variable rate irrigation; of Directors would like to an- B.J. Harris, Executive Director of lections for the Team. totaling $4 million to resolve and/or weather stations. nounce the East and West teams the Kansas Shrine Bowl. “These 2021 8-Man Also selected for the games was any disputes over Colorado’s Applications will be accept- for the 2021 Kansas Shrine Bowl. players and coaches now have an All-Star Foot- St. Francis coach Nick Fawcett, past use of water under the- Reed through February 29 online These players have been invited incredible opportunity ahead of ball Games, who will be coaching the Division publican River Compact priorat www.kwo.ks.gov or you to participate in the 48th Annual them, one that is sure to have a which will take FAWCETT II West Team. to 2013. Of that total sum, $2 can email to dani.holzwarth@ Kansas Shrine Bowl to be played lasting impact in their life.” place on Satur- From Cheylin, football player million is to be spent within the ks.nacdnet.net, or apply in per- at Gowans Stadium in Hutchinson “This is a very talented group of day, June 12 in Beloit. In that list, Colton McCarty was also selected South Fork of the Republican son at the Cheyenne County on Saturday, June 26 at 7 p.m. kids,” said East Head Coach Brian players from both Saint Francis to play on the Division II West River Basin within Colorado. Conservation District at 614B The 2021 Head Coaches, as King. and Cheylin were named, as well Team. The additional $2 million will W. US Business Highway 36, selected by votes from the 2020 “Getting the roster down to as St. Francis head coach Nick be spent for the benefit of St.the Francis, KS. 67756. coaching staff, trainers, managers, South Fork of the Republican and camp directors, are DeSoto’s See SHRINE on Page 3 Farm loan debt collections suspended Manhattan, Kansas – Due to Today’s announcement by providing for emergency needs, tion and protection. the national public health emer- USDA expands previous actions and maintaining cash flow.” • Farm Operating: Helps pro- gency caused by coronavirus undertaken by the Department The temporary suspension is ducers purchase livestock and BAXER BLANKA KRIEN MCCARTY disease (COVID-19), the U.S. to lessen financial hardship.- in Ac place until further notice and equipment and pay for minor real Department of Agriculture to- cording to USDA data, more than is expected to continue while the estate repairs and annual operat- day announced the temporary 12,000 borrowers-approximately national COVID- 19 disaster dec- ing expenses. suspension of past-due debt col- 10 percent of all borrowers-are laration is in place. • Farm Storage Facility Loans lections and foreclosures for eligible for the relief announced USDA’s Farm Service Agency are made directly to producers Cheylin Scholars distressed borrowers under the today. Overall, FSA lends to more provides several different loans for the construction of cold or Farm Storage Facility Loan and than 129,000 farmers, ranchers for producers, which fall under dry storage and includes handling the Direct Farm Loan programs and producers. two main categories: equipment and mobile storage administered by the Farm Ser- “USDA and the Biden Admin- • Guaranteed loans are made such as refrigerated trucks. Bowl heads to state vice Agency (FSA). USDA will istration are committed to bring- and serviced by commercial • Microloans: Direct Farm temporarily suspend non-judicial ing relief and support to farmers, lenders, such as banks, the Farm Ownership, Operating Loans and By Ann Burr Once again Jane Brubaker has foreclosures, debt offsets or wage ranchers and producers of all Credit System, credit unions and Farm Storage Facility Loans have [email protected] coached the team to victory on garnishments, and referring fore- backgrounds and financial status,other non-traditional lenders. a shortened application process A ticking clock, sweaty Monday, February 1 in Tribune closures to the Department of including by ensuring producers FSA guarantees the lender’s loan and reduced paperwork designed palms, knowledge spinning for Regionals, where they went Justice. USDA will work with the have access to temporary debt re- against loss, up to 95%. to meet the needs of smaller, non- in your mind. The question is against Class 1A DII, which in- U.S. Attorney’s Office to stop ju- lief,” said Robert Bonnie, Deputy • Direct loans are made and ser- traditional and niche-type opera- asked...You know the answer cluded the schools of; Cheylin, dicial foreclosures and evictions Chief of Staff, Office of the Secre- viced by FSA using funds from tions. and buzz in. CORRECT! YourBrewster, Grainfield/Wheat- on accounts that were previously tary. “Not only is USDA suspend- the federal government. team just won regionals by 10 land, Golden Plains, Greeley referred to the Department of Jus- ing the pipeline of adverse actions Contact FSA points! Co., Weskan, and Triplains. The tice. Additionally, USDA has ex- that can lead to foreclosure and The most common loan types FSA encourages producers Cheylin High School is Cougars will advance to State tended deadlines for producers to debt collection, we are also work- are Farm Ownership, Farm Op- to contact their county office headed to State once again, competition Saturday,February respond to loan servicing actions, ing with the Departments of Jus- erating and Farm Storage Facility to discuss these programs and for Scholars Bowl. This event 13. including loan deferral consid- tice and Treasury to suspend any Loans, with Microloans for each: temporary changes to farm loan doesn’t seem to get the same This years team includes; eration for financially distressedactions already referred to the ap- • Farm Ownership: Helps pro- deadlines and the loan servicing fanfare as other competitions Alex Dart, Sarah Mellinger, and delinquent borrowers. In ad- plicable Agency. Additionally, we ducers purchase or enlarge a farm options available. For Service that happen in the schools, but it Eduardo Bacca, Mathew Hen- dition, for the Guaranteed Loan are evaluating ways to improve or ranch, construct a new or im- Center contact information, visit is just as important to those that dricks, and Brady Ketzner. program, flexibilities have beenand address farm related debt with prove an existing farm or ranch farmers.gov/coronavirus. For ser- compete and for their families. Coached by Jane Brubaker. made available to lenders to assist the intent to keep farmers on their building, pay closing costs and vicing information, access farm- in servicing their customers. farms earning living expenses, pay for soil and water conserva- ers.gov. 2 The Saint Francis Herald/Bird City Times Thursday, Feb 4,.2021 Bulletin Board Cheyenne County Wildlife Due to the pandemic and other a.m. in the Cheyenne County Washington, 785-332-3508 or di- Cheyenne Theater hours Thursday nights at 7:30 p.m. at There will not be a 2021 Chey- health issues, there will be no Courthouse. All meetings are [email protected] to purchase Welcome back Moviego- 405 S Lorraine. Information 785- enne County Wildlife Banquet. Kansas Day Celebration in Bird open to the public. yours. ers!! The Cheyenne Theater772-1481. has However, there will still be the an- City this year. Cheyenne County Kansas Quincy Art Gallery resumed summer showtimes. Alcoholics Anonymous nual meeting on March 2 at 7 p.m. St. Francis City Council Community Foundation Quincy Gallery welcomes oil Thursday through Sunday at 7:30 Alcoholics Anonymous Tues- at the Cheyenne County Wildlife The next Saint Francis City Cheyenne County Kansas painter Brandy Edgren, Hold- p.m., and the Sunday matinee be- day nights at 7:30 p.m. 405 S Clubhouse. Every CCW member Council meeting is scheduled for Community Foundation exists to rege, Nebraska, as the firstgins of at 2 p.m. Please be patient Lorraine. Information 785-332- is encouraged to come. Monday, Feb. 8 at 7 p.m. in city support local charitable efforts their 2021 exhibits. Her work as we implement new procedures 4867. Meeting at Majestic hall. All meetings are open to the through donations made to the will be featured through Febru- with seating and how guests enter Northwest Kansas Family Forum 2 “…Umsteigen” will public. foundation. Check out CCKCF ary. Opening will be Thursday, the theater to comply with guide- Shelter meet at 11 a.m. on Friday, Feb- Cheyenne County at: www.cckcf.org. Jan. 14 at 10:30 am. 109 N. Quin- lines. Northwest Kansas Family ruary 5 at the Majestic meeting Commissioners December is match month for cy, St. Francis. St. Francis Library Shelter provides 24/7 day-a-week room. All are welcome! The next Cheyenne County Cheyenne County! The Dane G Cheyenne County Museum The St. Francis Public Li- service to victims of domestic vi- Kansas Day Celebration Commissioners meeting will be Hansen Foundation is offering New Museum of Cheyenne brary is open regular hours from olence and sexual assault. Week- in Bird City held on Monday, Feb. 15 at 8:00 to match up to $50,000 to grow County Hours: Fridays and Satur- 10:30 a.m. To 5:30 p.m. Monday ly support groups for women and the Cheyenne County IMPACT days 10-2 until December 1, and through Friday and open until 7 children in northwest Kansas Fund, an endowment fund to by appointment (785-332-4631 p.m. on Wednesdays. area. 1-800-794-4624 (toll-free). Dispatch benefit all of Cheyenne or County. 785-332-4950). Current Fam- Day-by-Day Notice All donations made to this fund in ily featured: Gorthy/Edmonds. An open NA, AA, and Alanon The staff welcomes submis- 73 Calls for Service December is matched $1 for $1. Automated Weather Station - for info, call April (785) 772- sions and encourages those with from Jan. 25 - 31 Learn more at www.cckcf.org or has new number 1546. Bulletin Board items to please by calling 785-734-2406. The Cheyenne County AWOS Cancer support call 785-332-3162, e-mail to 2 Bird City EMS 8 Dispatch Cheyenneopoly (Automated Weather Station) has There is a county wide can- 1 Controlled Burn 1 911 Hang Up [email protected], or The game that’s like Monopoly a new phone number: 785-772- use the drop slot at the front door. 1 Animal Call cer support group on the first 1 Ambulance Run but with Cheyenne County Busi- 1411. Wednesday from 5:30-7 p.m. at The Bulletin Board is reserved 3 911 Accidental Dial nesses, for only $30. Contact Bird City Public Library St. John’s Lutheran church in for activities that are free to the 2 Motorist Assist 6 Bird City Fire Dept. Cheyenne Community Devel- The Bird City Library is open Bird City. Call Mindy (Kissman) public. Any activities that have 1 Test Call 6 Controlled Burn opment Corporation at 107 W. regular hours from 2-5:30 p.m. Bell, LSCSW at 970-201-6886 a charge may be included in the for more information. Bulletin Board only if a paid ad 27 CN Co Sheriff’s Office 1 Emergency Management CN Public Transit is purchased. 1 Abandoned Vehicle 1 In Meeting School Menu Cheyenne County Public Tran- 1 Alarm sit offers: door to door rides for 1 Concerned Citizen 1 KDWPT February 8 - 12 any purpose from 8 a.m. to 5 1 Ambulance Run 1 Animal Call p.m., Monday through Friday, 6 Follow Up High School holidays excluded. Free travel 1 Motorist Assist 10 St. Francis EMS within Cheyenne County. Afford- 2 Motor Vehicle Accident 10 Ambulance Run Monday Lunch: Bbq beef on bun, able rates for outside the county, 2 Patrol Breakfast: Chocolate chip, seasoned peas, oven fries, sliced up to 200 miles in Kansas only. breakfast round, string cheese, peaches, cookie. 1 Reckless Driver 18 St. Francis Fire Dept. First come, first serve basis. Call 8 VIN Inspection 18 Controlled Burn cereal, fruit juice. Thursday 785-772-1053 to schedule a ride. 1 Welfare Check Lunch: Egg and cheese omelet, Breakfast: Gooey monkey cncoks.us/rides. (tfn) pancakes with syrup, hash brown bread, cereal, fruit juice. Lion’s Club patties, strawberries, fruit sherbet. Lunch: Turkey and cheese sub, The St. Francis Lion’s club col- Tuesday potato chips, carrots and celery, lects wheelchairs, bicycles, and Diabetes program Breakfast: Scrambled eggs, strawberry fruited jello. bicycle parts which are repaired buttered toast, cereal, fruit juice. Friday at Norton correctional facility. Lunch: Ham and stromboli, Breakfast: French toast sticks, Weather marinara sauce, steamed broccoli, sausage links, cereal, fruit juice. Repaired items can be brought registration begins back to St. Francis or distributed Date High Low Precip mandarin oranges. Lunch: Hot hamburger, mashed to needs in the US or other coun- Wednesday potatoes and gravy, wheat bread, By Melinda Daily Dining with Diabetes is a na- tries. To donate-please call: 785- Jan. 26 15 -6 0.04 Breakfast: Fruit turnovers, orange wedges. 332-3119 or 785-332-2950. Sunflower Extension District tional extension program provided Jan. 27 28 -6 yogurt, cereal, fruit juice. Emergency number Family Consumer Science Agent to Kansans by K-State Research Jan. 28 32 10 Diabetes is a common, costly, and Extension Family and Con- Grade School The phone number for Chey- Jan. 29 36 19 and serious disease. More than 34 sumer Sciences professionals and enne County Communications Jan. 30 45 17 million adults in the United States community health partners. The Monday peaches, milk. Center (Dispatch) for non-emer- Jan. 31 48 19 gency calls: 785-332-8822, Dial have diabetes, and one in five of program is a series of four 2-hour Breakfast: Warm zucchini Lunch: Chicken strips, seasoned Feb.. 1 58 21 them don’t know they have the classes that are held once a week. bread, yogurt cup, orange juice, rice, cooked carrots, pears, milk. 9-1-1 for an emergency. disease. Classes consist of a presentation apple, milk. Thursday Cheyenne County Website Dining with Diabetes is a K- on diabetes self-care or healthful Lunch: Corn dog nuggets, Breakfast: French toast sticks, Cheyenne County website is: cncoks.us (type in your browser’s State Research and Extension food choices; a five to ten- min french fries, peas, applesauce, grape juice, oranges, milk. health and wellness program that ute low-impact physical activity; milk. Lunch: Hot hamburger, mashed address line.) Majestic consist of a series of four classes presentations on tasty, healthy fa- Tuesday potatoes, green beans, fruit cock- Narcotics Anonymous Service & that includes learning, demonstra- miliar foods, sampling foods, and Breakfast: Mini maple pan- tail, milk. Narcotics Anonymous meet- tions, physical activity and tast- demonstrations of cooking tech- cakes, apple juice, pineapple, Friday ings • Monday (closed) and Truck Stop - milk. Breakfast: Coffee cake, yogurt ing healthy foods. The program’s niques using artificial sweeten 510 W. Hwy. 36, St. Francis focus is to help individuals learn ers, reduced-fat foods, herbs, and Lunch: Chili and cheese nachos, cup, orange juice, pears, milk. strategies to lessen the health risks spices. bread stick, corn, pineapple, milk. Lunch: Chicken fajita, seasoned Sponsored by 785.332.2905 of diabetes. Registration Start Day: Feb. 1 Wednesday rice, peppers and onion, salad The Dining with Diabetes On- -- Registration End Day: March 1 Breakfast: Cheese omelets, mix, pink applesauce, milk. St. Francis Herald WEEKLY line course is provided by Kansas Program Start Day: Module 1: sausage links, apple juice, and SPECIALS: State University Research and March 8; Module 2: March 15; Extension educators and trained Module 3: March 22 Module 4: Bird City Times Sunday: Rated Dining with Diabetes course in- March 29; Follow-up Module 5: SHOWTIME: FrI-Sun 7:30 p.M. Goodland, KS 67735 107 MInuTES Chicken Fried Steak structors and is designed for peo- July 5 Sunday: 2 p.M. PG-13 ple with diabetes and their family Kansas DWD Online Course or Fried Chicken members, caregivers, and support Program Fee will be $25.00 per THE MARKSMAN A rancher on the Arizona border Monday- persons. person. The Sunflower Extension becomes the unlikely defender of Program Objectives are to: In- District Dining with Diabetes On- (2021) a young Mexican boy desperately Fried Chicken crease knowledge about healthy line (DWDO) Course fee is $25. Tuesday: FEbruary 5-7 fleeing the cartel assassins who’ve foods; Present healthy versions of Due to a reduction of the cost lo- pursued him into the U.S. Cheesy Potato Soup familiar foods and taste testing of cally, fee has temporarily been re- Starring: Katheryn Winnick, Liam Neeson, Teresa Ruiz in a Bread Bowl recipes; Demonstrate new cook- duced to $20. ST. FrancIS, KS ing techniques; Provide basic in- This would be a great opportu- CHEYENNE THEATER 785-332-2747 Wednesday: formation regarding diabetes and nity to learn more about your dia- TIcKET prIcES: adulT - $7, cHIldrEn (12) - $4 Hot Beef Sandwich nutrition; Provide opportunities betes or help a family member that FacIal cOvErIngS (MaSKS) arE STrOngly rEcOMMEndEd, ExcEpT WHEn yOu arE SEaTEd for sharing and learning from one strugglers with this disease. Call WHIlE EaTIng Or drInKIng, Or IF yOu arE lESS THan 6 yEarS Old. another and from diabetes health the Sunflower Extension at 785- professionals 852-4285 for more information. Business Card Directory 221 W. 1st. St. Francis, KS (785) 332-2104 Auto | Home | Life CORY BUSSE Have the right insurance coverage to protect what Cell: (785) 332-8345 Thank you matters most? Get a SuperCheck® to make sure. 410 Green Street - St. Francis, KS 67756 Miranda Olsen 102 E. Washington St. PO Box 648 CRNA’s! St Francis FARM & RANCH REALTY, INC. (785) 332-3312 1420 W. 4th - PO Box 947 - Colby, Kansas 67701 We would like to recognize Alicia Wyatt, TOLL FREE: 1-800-247-7863 www.farmandrachrealty.com CRNA (left) and Amy Balmforth, CRNA email: [email protected] Farm Bureau Property & Casualty Insurance Company,* Western Agricultural Insurance Company,* Farm Bureau Life (right) here at Insurance Company*/West Des Moines, IA. *Company providers of Farm Bureau Financial Services PC026 (1-18) Cheyenne County Hospital for their services Sewer Line Inspection & Jetting to our patients in Septic Installs ~ HVAC Install and Repair Daily Bread our facility and Family Restaurant community!! 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If you would like to receive the Covid-19 & Bird City Times vaccine, please call County Health at (785)332-3162• P.O. Box 1050 785-332-2381 and get your name on the list. The vaccine is by Appointment Only (785) 332-3001 (Fax) St. Francis, KS 67756 as supplies continue to be limited. Thursday, Feb 4, 2021 The Saint Francis Herald/Bird City Times 3
Remembering Our Past By Hiding In the Reeds Penny Raile Dr. Charles William Wilson There were times when perform- was a much loved and admired ing a complicated surgery, he doctor in St. Francis from 1947 to would be on the phone consulting 1962. He was married to Frances with and getting guidance from a Stephenson Wilson (daughter of specialist in Denver. The Cheyenne County Food Pantry board of Grace Stephenson) and the two He used his own car as an am- directors would like to thank each and every one of them had four children, Chuck, bulance and would occasionally of you that have donated to the pantry. We did Steve, Cherrie and James. make trips to Denver with a criti- a donation drive to pay for the renovations for Born in 1916 in Wichita, Kan- cally ill patient with a homemade our new Pantry site and the wonderful people sas, Dr. Wilson graduated from ambulance wooden sign strapped of Cheyenne county came through for us and the University of Wichita in 1938 to the front or the back with a we raised enough through these donations to and received his M.D. at the Uni- highway patrol escort speed- pay for the renovations completely— THANK versity of Kansas Medical School ing along the highway at speeds YOU SO MUCH! in 1942. His two older brothers reaching 100 mph. His wife, a Thank you for all of the support and dona- were also medical doctors and all registered nurse, would go on the tions from all over that continue to come in and trips to tend to the patient laid out three served in the Pacific Theater they are always welcome. Your generosity is during WWII. Dr. Wilson served in the back seat of the car. amazing. We could not exist without your help! in the Navy but was also attached Dr. and Mrs. Wilson were ac- Thank you also for all of the volunteers who to the Marines when they hit the tively involved in the community help whenever and wherever they are needed beaches of Peleliu during WWII. including attendance at the Meth- you are all awesome. He was stationed in Peking (now odist Church. (Dr. Wilson was a If you would like to donate or volunteer please Beijing) after the war. biblical scholar.) Dr. Wilson be- call Zona 332-4860 or Pam 332-5516. The family moved to St. Francis longed to Rotary International, If you need an emergency box, please call. in 1947 and Dr. Wilson opened his was involved in the local Boy If you need help please come see us on the Scout program and served as the medical practice in an office in the second Tuesday of the month 5-7 p.m. at 104 back of Crum’s Jewelry store on rodeo doctor in rotation with the Lorraine St., St. Francis. Washington. Later a building was other doctors in town. built for his practice at the south- Collecting hobbies seemed east corner of Scott and Jackson to be Dr. Wilson’s hobby. His (currently Dr. Unger’s office). son, James, recalls his interest in Grace Stephenson lived in one of reading, archery, woodworking, the two apartments in the base- wood carving, golf, photography, 2021 Wildlife Banquet ment. fishing, arrowhead hunting, Dr. Charles William Wilson Seldom seen in anything but hunting, firearms and target suits, Dr. Wilson always wore shooting, amateur radio, 2021 Cheyenne County Wildlife Inc. will not have a cowboy boots and an assortment electronics and camping. Following his residency in 1967, function and treatment of the banquet this year. There will still be the annual meeting. of different ties including bow and In 1962, the family moved to the family moved to Ponca City, unconscious mind: cause and The meeting will take place on March 2nd at 7:00p.m. bolo. La Crosse, Kansas, and lived Oklahoma, and later to Santa treatment of neuroses and at the Cheyenne County Wildlife Club House. Any As a general practitioner, Dr. there for two years before moving Maria, California, in 1971. psychosomatic disorders. His Cheyenne County Wildlife Member is urged to come. Wilson did regular exams, treated on to Norman, Oklahoma. In his Dr. Wilson’s son, James, research led him to develop and illnesses and injuries, performed late 40’s, Dr. Wilson began a said, “My dad’s professional use four rapid psychotherapies, surgery, did eye exams, took and three-year residency in psychiatry achievements included twenty- Reality Insight Therapy, Body Best Regards, read x-rays, and made house calls. at the state hospital in Norman. five years of researchImage in the Therapy, Programmed Cheyenne County Wildlife Inc., Board of Directors Personality Integration, Indirect Remote Psychotherapy and Sleep-Teach Therapy. He also Kansas Pregame announces developed a rapid motivational program.” 89th Birthday Card Shower After Dr. Wilson retired from his career in psychiatry, he first Top 8 for 8-man football and his wife moved in the late Betty Sherlock By John Baetz Division I Top 8 Division II Top 8 1980’s to La Floresta, Mexico, is celebrating her 89th birthday! Kansas Pregame Publisher Jayden Garrison, Little River Shadryon Blanka, St. Francis south of Guadalajara. Dr. Wilson In mid-December Kansas Pre- Kayde Rietzke, Wichita County Jacob Jueneman, Hanover passed away May 13, 2002 in Cards may be sent to: the Mexican Military Hospital in game contacted 8-Man football Hunter Engle, Madison Colin Jueneman, Hanover 704 E. North Street coaches in an effort to name a Manny Chavez, Wichita County Jayvon Pruitt, Victoria Guadalajara. first ever Top 8 team of seniors forBrayden Collins, Canton-Galva Tra Barrientes, Sylvan-Lucas St. Francis, KS 67756 both divisions of 8-Man football Graham Stephens, Little River Devan McEwan, Lebo in Kansas. Harlan Obioha, Hoxie Jesse Baxter, St. Francis After an overwhelming re- Aaron Skidmore, South Gray Gavin Cornelison, Frankfort sponse the results are in and here are the top 16 players in Kansas as voted on by the coaches. Look for individual capsules for each player over the next few weeks: SHRINE
Continued from Page 1 ties, with net proceeds benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children. thirty-six was tough, there are a The Kansas Shrine Bowl has sent lot of special players out there. over $3M to Shriners Hospitals I’m impressed by this group and for Children. The game has been I’m excited to get to work with played throughout Kansas each Thank them. summer since 1974. Host cities ”There are so many great play- have included Lawrence, Manhat- You! ers out here in the West,” said tan, Wichita, Topeka, Hays, Em- West Head Coach Lucas Melvin. poria, Pittsburg, and Dodge City. Your cards, visits, “I feel like we have tremendous The event will be held in flowers, food and talent at every position. I don’t Hutchinson for the first time otherin expressions think they’re just talented players, 2021. The West football team but great young men and I’m ex- of sympathy for us camp will be held at Kansas have been of great cited to get to work with them.” Wesleyan in Salina, Kansas, and The Kansas Shrine Bowl is an the East will be held at Ottawa comfort. all-star high school senior, East University in Ottawa, Kansas. -The Harper’s: versus West, football game put The East Camp Directors are George & Deb; on each year in Kansas, by the Jack Call and Tim Williams. The Kansas Shrine. It is a 501(c) 3 Eric, Dawn, West Camp Directors are Richard non-profit charity that producesSteele and Greg King. Hannah and Rian. annual events and related activi-
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Opinion 137th Year, Number 5 Thursday, Feb 4, 2021 America must pay special attention to foreign hacking A bomb on a downtown street shatters an result is the same. AT&T switching center. And while AT&T and other telecoms have There’s one at the heart of every city and people and equipment prepared and trained to town, many owned by the new version of Ma reroute traffic and repair damage, that takes Bell, others by former subsidiaries, other tele- time. In Nashville, the airport was closed only com giants or independent companies. for a matter of hours. The firm said it was rush- The ones at the center of major cities, like ing 24 disaster-recovery vans, mobile switching Nashville, sit at the nexus of wire, fiber centersand and such, to town the same day. microwave nets that may spread across several But losing communications in an emergency states. always magnifies the problem. In case a com- The results of the bombing last month of the munications outage were to precede some kind Nashville AT&T building illustrate just how of larger strike or uprising, time lost would be vulnerable our national network may be: critical. Flights had to be halted at the main Nashville This is a lesson we cannot afford to ignore. airport, 911 boards across parts of three states – The government and the firms involved need Tennessee, Alabama and Kentucky – went dark, to survey the entire telecommunications net, hospitals lost vital communications, cell-phone looking at it with an eye to untangle vulnerable towers ordinary people and emergency respond- centers, create bypass routes to vital services ers alike depend on went down. from redundant centers and generally make the It could have been any disaster – a tornado, whole thing more robust. hurricane, earthquake, you name it – or sophis- Special attention needs to be placed on vul- ticated internet hackers, from the Russian or nerability to hacking, a specialty of foreign mil- Chinese governments or an international terror- itary and intelligence agencies. ist band. In this case, it was apparently a disaf- Failure to do this is inviting a real disaster. fected domestic actor who blew himself and the Whether it’s a storm or earthquake, another old Southern Bell building to kingdom come. bomb, everything about the response is more Casey’s Comments By While his motive remains unclear, it doesn’t difficult without the usual communications. Casey matter. There are plenty of people in our coun- The time to look at the system and start to re- Zoom Fun try – on the left and right – disaffected enough build it is now, not after the next incident. McCormick to talk of civil war. Whether it’s done by a total The cost could mount into the billions, but so [email protected] nutcase, domestic or foreign terrorists, hostile could the damage from the next event. – Steve It seems hard to believe that it to bring us together during these us a list of 29 items to gather with states or unknown actors, or Mother Nature, the Haynes was a year ago when we were in- unusual days. a fifteen minute window. troduced to Covic-19. Zoom meetings, or other virtual People scrambled to collect The uncertainty of what we gatherings, are being used in busi- things like money from a foreign Reader thanks local volunteers were dealing with was like some- ness settings and schools. But the land to a pair of fuzzy socks. Two thing from a science fiction mov- McCormicks borrowed that tech- teams tied with the tie breaker be- ie. As the virus spread from Asia nology to have a scavenger hunt. ing the oldest item collected. My to around the world so many as- My sister, Becky, organized niece, Shannon, and her daughter I want to acknowledge and sec- pects of our lives changed as in- the event from her home in Lake- Ava won with a fossil, and I’m not ond the fine words from Mr. Wil- dividuals and nations searched for wood, Colorado. On the line were talking about one of the family liam Dungan last week praising Letter to the Editor answers. grandmothers and grandkids, dads members playing. the dedication of Pam and Zona to One year later there is hope as and daughters, moms and sons Anyway, it might be a good way the Food Bank. Their hard work is an example of how sometimes Thanks for picking up the sand- vaccines are becoming available, from all over. We had folks from for you to connect with loved ones and clever thinking in preserving going just a little farther makes a wich wrapper, thanks for recy- but there is still a long road ahead the Rocky Mountain region to who aren’t able to make it home. this helping hand to our commu- world of difference to someone. cling, thanks for putting your before we return to some sem- Florida and Georgia to both sides It sure was a ball for our extended nity is very appreciated. I am ever impressed at the num- trash in the can at the River blanceWalk, of normalcy. of Kansas City. family. Equally deserving of praise is ber of folks in our town who go thanks for taking home and recy- I have to share a fun activity The moderator and judge gave Mr. Dungan himself. On many out of their way to be of help, and cling the beer bottles instead of that my family did last weekend occasions, in just my interaction it’s been over years not months tossing them out along Wheeler with him, when he has seen some- this has been going on. There are Road, thanks to fishermen and one in need he steps right up to many more folks who deserve rec- fisher kids for not leaving hooks help either personally or through ognition but likely they prefer to and line for ducks and dogs to get God Says The Salvation Army. And he has not be spotlighted- that seems to caught in. been a gentle conscience about be a community trait. But thank Be a good neighbor. I exhort therefore, that, first of all, supplications, keeping our community clean. you all anyway. Margaret Lister prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks, be made And reaching out to neighbors. He And to you County folks... for all men; For kings, and for all that are in author - ity; that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all Outback By godliness and honesty. I Timothy 2: 1-2 Housekeeping Carolyn Sue Kelley-Plotts [email protected] Just to be honest, housekeep- ever it is) in the last year? If you Church of Christ FirstChristianChurch FirstBaptistChurch ing was never a priority with me. haven’t, then you don’t need it. to finish the room and put it back Oh, I want a neat, tidy house, but Get rid of it.” together. Troy Burr-332-0364, PastorJoeEnsley 2nd&Scott•St.Francis Dave Morrow 332-4488 360-608-1929 785-332-3921 achieving that goal always seemed I fight an inner struggle, but The first one we tackled was to elude me. I would kind of “sur- sometimes I can actually get rid the dining room. Everything came 502W.Spencer•St.Francis 118E.Webster•St.Francis Kyle Stachewiez, Pastor Sunday Bible Class 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:15 a.m. face” clean. But seldom that deep- of something and Barbara is right out. Why was I keeping four Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. Sunday Breakfast Blessing 10 a.m. cleaning a house regularly needs. there to put it in her car and prom- empty boxes? And canning jars Worship 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. Church Service 10:30 a.m. That’s where my friend Barbara ise to take it to the thrift store. If don’t need to be on the table when Wednesday AWANA Club comes in. Barbara has helped me it’s gone from my sight, I quickly the pantry is right there beside it, Immanuel Living Water 6:30 - 8 p.m. clean house over the years. I trust forget what it even was. right? Curtains came down, win- United Methodist Church FellowshipMinistry her not to gossip with our mutual Last week, we made a plan of Peace Lutheran Church dows were cleaned, floors swept 116E.Bressler•BirdCity 306N.BirdAve.•BirdCity friends about what a disaster my attack. It’s no accident I’m using 202N.College•St.Francis and mopped. Looking good so far. 785-734-2739 785-734-2363 Pastor Luke Emerson house is. I know she’s not going military terms because this is a I still have four days until Bar- Kevin Dixson, Pastor TerryGlasco,Pastor Church 332-2928 to tell the sewing circle, “You battle in the war against junk, clut- bara comes back and I better have Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Main Service Sunday 10 a.m. Parsonage 332-2312. wouldn’t believe the mess Caro- ter and confusion. Barbara will my end done by then. I’ll feel Worship 10:55 a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m. lyn’s house is in. Cat hair piled a come once a week and we will fo- Seventh-Day like a third grader waiting for the Bilingual Service - Third Communion 1st Sunday mile high. And, don’t get me start- cus on one room. She will tear it teacher to give me my gold star. Sunday of Month 6 p.m. Adventist Church ed on her closets.” up, getting clear to the corners and Big decision: What room next? 573-368-8876 Solid Rock Salem Lutheran Church Barbara doesn’t pull any punch- force me to make decisions about Library or kitchen? 3rd&Adams•St.Francis Baptist Church 308-414-1667 Pastor Dale Rosette es with me. “Carolyn,” she will what is important and what is not. 412S.Denison•St.Francis PastorJimGleason Sabbath School 9:30 ask, “have you used that (what- When she leaves, I have a week Pastor Allen Coon Morning Worship 9 a.m. Morning Worship 10:45 Communion 3rd Sunday Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship 10:30 St.FrancisofAssisi St.Francis Prayer Meeting, Wed Catholic Church Community Church 7:30 p.m. 625S.River•St.Francis 785-332-3232 St.John 785-332-2680 204N.QuincyStreet•St.Francis Pastor: David Butler Lutheran Church Fr.JosephAsirvatham 405 Ketcham Ave.•BirdCity 1st Sunday of the month Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship Service 10:30 a.m. 785-734-2531 Morning Mass 8:30 a.m. JimGleason,Pastor Sunday Mass 10:30 a.m. Communion - Every 1st Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. Weekday Mass 8:00 a.m. Potluck - Every 2nd Sunday of Confessions Sat. 4-4:30 the month Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. St.Joseph United Methodist Catholic Church Church Office 785-332-2292, Wesleyan Community Church BirdAve.•BirdCity Church 332-2254, 332-2680 W.Hwy.36•BirdCity 512S.Scott•St.Francis Fr.JosephAsirvatham 785-734-2727 Pastor Tony Serbousek 1st Sunday of the month Dan Carson, Pastor Early Bird Service 8:30 a.m. Morning Mass 10:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Sunday Mass 8:30 a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Wednesday&FridayMass CommunityYouthGroup 9:00 a.m. Wednesday 6:30 p.m.
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St. Francis The Saint Francis Herald Equity and Bird City Times 5 Thursday, Feb 4, 2021 The Saint Francis Herald/Bird City Times Bird City News Former school administrator returned to Cheylin this week By Ann Burr putting a lot of trust in us during intendent. She comes to us with [email protected] this time and moving forward, we many years of experience, and Cheylin schools have made couldn’t be more excited to share some of you may know her from some changes over the past month some great news with you! Brewster when she was Superin- in the area of administration. Effective Today: Interim Super- tendent there! She knows the area Steve Raymer has asked that intendent we for the remainder of the well and truly will be an asset to run the following information in year will be Steve Raymer! We our school and community. We are the paper so that the Cheylin com- are very excited to have him back looking forward to a really great munity will be informed of hap- during this transition time. He year with her. She has signed a 2 penings. did a great job before and know year contract as having that con- The BOE has had many special he will continue to do so. He will sistency is something we can all meetings as you are aware in re- not be on campus as we are used look forward to. We will have a gard to the safety of our students, to but will be available via email meet and greet with her when she keeping them in school in a safe and phone. is back another time as she is fin- environment, along with the su- Anne Coon has done a wonder- ishing her year with Humboldt- perintendent and the resignation ful job stepping into the role for Table Rock-Steinauer School Dis- effective immediately last week. a time during the transition. We trict in Humboldt, NE. We understand the stress this has can’t thank her enough. She will The BOE would again like to had in the regards to the unknown continue being our k-12 Principle. THANK YOU all during this but please know, we always have For our 2021-2022 School Year: time. Your trust is very much ap- our teachers, staff and students we have hired Mrs. Sherri L Ed- preciated. best interest. We thank you for mundson as our part time Super- ABOUT 30 people attended the Thresher Show quarterly meeting held on Saturday. Photo courtesy of Elsa Burr From Times past... Thresher meeting attendees By Ann Burr Mrs. C.C. McMillen, Mr. and tax reports will be accommodated [email protected] Mrs. Sittler and Mary Ruth andat the First National Bank. FOR Gatherings, Sunday suppers, Sula Ford. Refreshments wereSALE OR TRADE For mules, evening card games, stopping in served. horses, cattle, hogs, or land. 18- talk about this year’s show to visit friends. These were the Rachel Fay Patten was born 36 Avery Tractor, Nichols ands happenings of the newspaper December 7, 1920 and died Janu- Shepard 20 horse steam engine, in 1921. Couples invited other ary 26, 1921 age 1 month and 19 and Thresher Show held their exhibits where the user could scan Rumley separator, all steel, new; By Ann Burr days. She leaves a father, mother, [email protected] quarterly meeting at the Bird City the code and watch and video or couples over to socialize, and to Rumley plow 6 bottom with check on their neighbor. Today 3 brothers and 3 sisters to mourn It’s winter, and for many people Senior Center. A good crowd of read what the item did in farming. breakers; 3 ten-foot discs; Reo we tend to pick up our phones and her death. Burial was made in the truck, feed grinder with belt en- the thought of the Thresher Show over 30 were in attendance. The 150 HP Case Steam Engine video call people, or text them, Bird City cemetery. is not even a blip on their day to Many ideas and topics were is still planned to be at this years gine new. CHAS. PATTERSON, snap chat, all while never leav- At the Bird City theater Tues- Bird, City, Kansas. day happenings. But for those discussed as to exhibits and the show, plans and record crowds ing our home. We in todays so- day February 8, May Allison in HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. The that volunteer with the running of running of activities. One member were discussed for the arrival ciety are out and about daily that “Walking Offs” Friday february basket ball teams were defeated the show, winter is a prime time stated that we live in a society that and showing. New buildings are we see people constantly, a trip 11, “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” by the St. Francis aggregation last to be working out the details for being planned, improvements to is filled with technology and we to Colby or Goodland and even This has been run in one of the big Thursday evening. Arthur Lamb the upcoming show and future need to start embracing it. He established exhibits were spoken Denver is considered a short trip churches in Kansas City. Saturday has been absent from school sev- shows and events. spoke on the fact that most people on in detail. These and many now, a day trip. I wonder what February 12, Margeurite Clark in eral days suffering with a bad On Saturday, January 30, use smart phones and QR code other items will be finalized atsomeone the from 1921 would think “The Widox by Proxy” cold and tonsil trouble. Mr. Ol- the Tri-Sate Antique Engine placed around the grounds at next meeting in March. or say to the idea that one could Mr. and Mrs. Hawley, Carl, sen had charge of chapel Friday run to Denver in a day do shop- Alice, Louise, and Dee Hawley, and as several students were ab- ping and come home by nightfall? of St. Francis came over Sunday sent they missed a very interest- Cheylin Agenda These news items come from to visit Mrs. Roscoe Shay. They ing talk on forgiveness. A large February 3, 1921; Mr. and Mrs. failed to find their hostess atnumber of school children were February 8 - 13 Harry Harrison gave a card party home. After preparing their own dismissed to attend the funeral of Monday evening in honor of Mrs. dinner, they left for their own Mr.Leach. The Freshmen extend Monday Lunch- Cheeseburger pocket, Thursday Lucile Dunning, who is visiting home. their sympathy to our classmate, Breakfast-Waffles, fruit and potato wedges, fruit and salad bar 7:00 p.m. NHS Induction at them. Those present were: Mr. NOTICE TO INCOME TAX- Carl Milne in the bereavement of juice 6:00 p.m. HS Basketball at high school library and Mrs. leo McDonald, Mr. and PAYERS Those who desire - as the death of his mother. Lunch- Spaghetti, carrots, Trenton JH BB WKLL Boys Tournament Mrs. Howard Casford, Mr. and sistance in filling out their income breadstick, fruit and salad bar 9:30 a.m. Spelling Bee in Bird at Brewster (TBA) 2:00 p.m. JH BB WKLL Girls City JH BB WKLL Girls Tournament Tournament at Rexford Wednesday at Rexford (TBA) Kansas legislature show begins 4:00 p.m. JH BB WKLL Boys FFA Selection Day Speech Breakfast- Strawberry cream Tournament at Brewster (TBA) cheese bagel, fruit, juice and milk BUNKER HILL – Another are invited to participate in the live the issues being discussed during BOE Meeting at 6:00 p.m. Breakfast-Muffin, sausage link,Lunch-French dip, au gratin LIVE production from Smoky call-in program. the legislative session.” Tuesday juice and milk potatoes, fruit and salad bar Hills PBS, The Kansas Legisla- “Smoky Hills PBS is excited to Jay Steinmetz, The Kansas Leg- Breakfast- Egg biscuit, fruit and Lunch- Corndog, french fries, Friday ture, will kick off Friday, February bring another season of The Kan- islature moderator, and two legis- juice green beans, fruit and salad bar No School 5 at 7:00 p.m., and streaming will sas Legislature to the people of lators will take part in each show. Saturday also be available on the YouTube central and western Kansas,” said Jay is an Assistant Professor of Po- Cheylin Rec. Junior Hoops 9-11 channel. Les Kinderknecht, Senior Produc- litical Science at Fort Hays State a.m. The show airs during the leg- er/Director of Smoky Hills PBS. University. HS Scholar’s Bowl State (TBA) islative session, which gives the “The Kansas Legislature is a great To find a list of legislatures that JH BB WKLL Boys Tournament legislators and viewers the oppor- way for our viewers to ask their lo- might be on the show each week, at Brewster (TBA) tunity to discuss up-to-date issues. cal leaders questions about the lat- go to our website, www.SmokyHi- JH BB WKLL Girls Tournament For each show, legislators from est issues in Kansas and a great op- llsPBS.org where you will find the at Rexford (TBA) the Smoky Hills PBS viewing area portunity for viewers to hear about 2021 season schedule. Good Luck to the Cheylin Scholars Bowl team as they advance to State!!
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Legislative News By Adam Smith The Monster Lurking in the Deep State Representative 12th District How much? cuse. the story is that many saw this need to fix this and we need to I’ve been asked the question Back in September, when it was storm brewing, but those who take care of Kansans who have by many throughout the 120th becoming apparent that a flood of could have moved to stop it ig- become victims. the governor finally released We a would lose many good provi- District. I, and many other state fraudulent claims was coming in nored all the warnings. Now, Kan- Constitutional Amendment vaccine dashboard with data on sions, but also protection from the officials, have asked that- ques from across the state and across sas ranks third in the nation for the passes Senate doses given, doses distributed and governor’s original powers. tion to our Department of Labor the nation, I began asking if these number of unemployment claims, Thursday afternoon, the Kan- the percentage of Kansans vacci- The bill amends the law, ratify- throughout the summer and fall. fraud claims were getting paid, behind only California and Illi- sas Senate passed out the pro- nated. ing and continuing the state of di- Now that we are back in session, and if so how much? nois. No, that’s not adjusted per posed constitutional amendment Unfortunately, there is more saster emergency until March 31. legislators have fought over the No answers. capita, either. (HCR5003) by more than the- rework to be done on getting in- It includes a provision prohibiting past few weeks to get answers to Worst of all, no one in the de- The Kansas department claims quired two-thirds majority. The formation coordinated on vac- the governor from proclaiming unemployment problems. Still, no partment or the Kelly administra- they are now stopping 2,300 people of Kansas will now be cine distribution, especially as the any new state of disaster emer- answers. tion seemed interested in trying to fraudulent claims a week, but the able to vote on the measure in the number of people eligible to re- gency related to the Covid health Until today. find one. U.S. Department of Labor report August 2022 primary election. ceive vaccines grows in Phase 2. emergency without approval by at I helped my first constituent With the Legislature in session, for Kansas shows a total of over You can view the language of the Counties are already seeing prob- least six legislative members of with a problem filing for unem- we have demanded answers and 73,000 claims for the third week proposed amendment online, plus lems with getting enough vaccine the state Finance Council, if not ployment on April 8, 2020. The are holding the administration and of January, while our neighboring a summary, background and his- to meet the demand. the full Legislature. excuse we received – old com- department accountable. state to the north reported a whop- torical information regarding the The Jan. 21 vaccine update in- The bill was signed by Gov. puter system. I’ve now lost count The answer to the question of ping 3,118. amendment. dicates there are about a million Laura Kelly on Jan. 25. of how many people I’ve tried the value of fraudulent claims Unfortunately, Kansas isn’t New Vaccination Website Kansans eligible in Phase 2, but to help work a legitimate claim paid out could be nearly $400 mil- alone. According to a recently www.KansasVaccine.gov the next weekly shipment of vac- Rep. Adam Smith of Weskan through the system. Over nine lion. That news prompted the gov- updated USA Today article, the This week, both houses re- cines from the federal government represents the 120th District of months later, the excuse is exactly ernor to almost immediately call fraud totaled $36 billion from ceived an update from the state will only total about 40,000 doses. northwest Kansas, including De- the same. for a system shutdown to install the American economy! Want Department to of Health and Envi- It is up to each county to decide catur, Rawlins, Cheyenne, Sher- And we’ve got a new problem. new verification processes overknow where this money is going? ronment on the state’s distribution how to allocate its share. man and Wallace counties, plus Most recently when people con- the weekend. Read the article; they interview of the corona-virus vaccines. Re- Governor signs Senate Bill 14 Colby and the northwest corner tact me, desperate for help to file Kansas had built up a very se- a self-proclaimed scammer from ports had indicated as of Dec. 31, Recently passed by both legis- of Thomas. Email him at adam. legitimate unemployment claims, cure unemployment insurance Nigeria, and it’s disturbing how Kansas had the lowest vaccination lative chambers, SB 14 addresses [email protected], call (785) they are getting booted out be- fund over the past decade. Now easy it is. rate among states. the pressing issue of the gover- 296-0715 (office) or (785) 821- cause a fraudulent claim has al- nearly all of that is gone, and it I support the introduction of a House leadership requested nor’s declaration of the pandemic 2568 (mobile) or write to 300 SW ready been filed on their accountappears a significant amount of itbill that would hold schools, uni- vaccination plan details and num- as a state of emergency back on 10th St., Room 185-N, Topeka, and they’ve been red-flagged incould have been wasted on fraud- versities, not for profits and busi- bers back in November at a state March 12, and ratified Sept. 15,Kan. 66612, or 1970 RD 3, - Wes the system. ulent claims. nesses harmless from fraudulent Finance Council meeting and which would otherwise have ex- kan, Kan. 67762. You guessed it; same old ex- The most disappointing part of claims. We need to stop this, we again in December. On Jan. 20, pired before we could deal with it. Public Notices First published in the St. Francis Case No. 2021-PR000001 following described real estate Thirty-seven (37) West of the 6th and all personal property and information: Herald and Bird City Times, NOTICE OF HEARING BY situated in Cheyenne County, P.M.; other Kansas real estate owned Join Zoom Meeting Thursday, January 28, 2021, REMOTE PROCEEDING Kansas: by decedent at the time of death, https://us02web.zoom. February 4 and 11 , 2021 An undivided one-twelfth (1/12) and the following-described and that such property and all us/j/83648741847 THE STATE OF KANSAS TO interest in and to the Northeast real estate situated in Sherman personal property and other Meeting ID: 836 4874 1847 ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: Quarter (NE/4) of Section Seven County, Kansas: Kansas real estate owned by the Passcode: 640127 IN THE DISTRICT COURT (7), Township Four (4) South, decedent at the time of death be Should you fail to file your OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, You are notified that a Petition Range Thirty-seven (37) West of An undivided one-sixth (1/6) assigned pursuant to the laws of written defenses, judgment and KANSAS has been filed in this Court the 6th P.M.; and interest in and to the Northeast intestate succession. decree will be entered in due by Brent M. Johnson, an Quarter (NE/4) of Section You are required to file your course upon the Petition. In the Matter of the Estate of interested person and brother of An undivided one-twelfth (1/12) Fifteen (15), Township Eight (8) written defenses to the Petition Kenneth M. Johnson, deceased, interest in and to the North One- South, Range Forty (40) West of on or before February 22, 2021, at Kenneth M. Johnson, Deceased. requesting: half (N/2) of Section Thirty (30), the 6th P.M. 10:00 a.m. To attend the remote Brent M. Johnson, Petitioner. Descent be determined of the Township Four (4) South, Range proceeding, use the following
First Published in the St. Fran- vis, deceased duly appointed, qualified and act- the Petitioner be fully discharged remote proceeding, use the fol- cis Herold and Bird City Times Case No. 2019-PR-10 ing Executor of the Estate of Lu- as the Executor of the Estate of lowing information: Christopher J. Collicott, Thursday, February 4, 11, and 18, ther Ray Davis, a/k/a Ray Davis, Luther Ray Davis, aka Ray Davis, Join Zoom Meeting Executor 2021 NOTICE OF HEARING VIA deceased, requesting that Petition- deceased, and the Petitioner be re- https://us02web.zoom. REMOTE PROCEEDING er’s acts be approved; the heirs be leased from further liability. us/j/89130690829 IN THE DISTRICT COURT determined; the Will be construed You are required to file Meeting ID: 891 3069 0829 Jerry Fairbanks #09046 OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, THE STATE OF KANSAS TO and the Estate be assigned to the your written defenses to the pe- Passcode: 490386 Fairbanks Kling Law, P.A. KANSAS ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: persons entitled thereto; the costs tition on or before the 2nd day Shall you fail to file your writ- 1011 Main St.- P.O. Box 743 You are notified that be determined and ordered paid; of March, 2021 at 2:30 CST via ten defenses, judgment and de- Goodland, KS 67735 In the Matter of the Estate of a petition has been filed in this the administration of the Estate be Zoom, at which time and place the cree will be entered in due course Phone: 785-890-6622 Luther Ray Davis, aka Ray Da- Court by Christopher J. Collicott, closed; upon the filing of receipts cause will be heard. To attend the upon the Petition. [email protected]
First published in the St. Fran- EDNA H. HABERKAMP, De- Executor of the Estate of Edna H. be closed; upon the filing -ofhearing. re The hearing may be at- MILLIKEN REYELTS, P.A. cis Herald and Bird City Times on ceased Haberkamp, deceased, requesting ceipts the Petitioner be finallytended at https://us02web.zoom. 101 W. Washington – P.O. Box Thursday, February 4, 11, and 18, that Petitioner’s acts be approved; discharged as the Executor of the us/j/81050891331 using Meeting 627 2021 NOTICE OF HEARING account be settled and allowed; Estate of Edna H. Haberkamp, ID: 810 5089 1331 and Passcode: St. Francis, KS 67756 the heirs be determined; the Will deceased, and the Petitioner be re- 247835, Should you fail to file T: 785-332-2101 IN THE DISTRICT COURT be construed and the Estate be leased from further liability. your written defenses, judgment F: 785-332-2902 OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, THE STATE OF KANSAS TO assigned to the persons entitled You are required to file and decree will be entered in due [email protected] KANSAS ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: thereto; the Court find the allow- your written defenses to the peti- course upon the petition. Attorney for Petitioner ances requested for attorney’s tion on or before March 4, 2021, In the Matter of the Estate of You are notified that a pe- fees and expenses are reasonable at 10:00 a.m. in the District Court, /s/Willard C. Haberkamp,- Peti tition has been filed in this Court and should be allowed; the costs in St. Francis, Cheyenne County, tioner 20-PR-18 by Willard C. Haberkamp, duly be determined and ordered paid; Kansas, at which time and place appointed, qualified and actingthe administration of the Estate the cause will be heard via video /s/Lauren J. Reyelts, #27251
First published in the St. Fran- an heir and executor named in written defenses to the petition on All creditors are notified to ex- cis Herald and Bird City Times on a/k/a SKIP PETERSEN, De- the “Last Will and Testament of or before February 25, 2021, at hibit their demands against the SUBMITTED BY: February 4, 11, amd 18, 2021 ceased Henry Keith Petersen, a/k/a Skip 10:00 a.m. in the District Court, Estate within the latter of four MILLIKEN REYELTS, P.A. Petersen,” deceased, dated April St. Francis, Cheyenne County, months from the date of first- pub By: /s/Lauren J. Reyelts IN THE DISTRICT COURT (Pursuant to K.S.A. Chapter 59) 21, 2010, requesting the will filedKansas, at which time and place lication of notice under K.S.A. Lauren J. Reyelts, #27251 OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, with the petition be admitted to the cause will be heard via video 59-2236 and amendments thereto, 101 W. Washington, P.O. Box KANSAS NOTICE OF HEARING AND probate and record; petitioner be hearing. The hearing may be at- or if the identity of the creditor is 627 NOTICE TO CREDITORS appointed as executor, without tended at https://us02web.zoom. known or reasonably ascertain- St. Francis, KS 67756 In the Matter of the Estate of bond; and petitioner be granted us/j/86416317107 using Meeting able, 30 days after actual notice T: 785-332-2101 THE STATE OF KANSAS TO Letters Testamentary, and the ID: 864 1631 7107 and Passcode: was given as provided by law, F: 785-332-2902 21-PR-02 ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: “Consent of Spouse” filed in083892. this Should you fail to file and if their demands are not thus [email protected] You are notified that on -Janu case be determined a valid con- your written defenses, judgment exhibited, they shall be forever Attorney for Petitioner HENRY KEITH PETERSEN, ary 29, 2021, a petition was filed sent. and decree will be entered in due barred. in this Court by Betty L. Petersen, You are required to file yourcourse upon the petition. /s/Betty L. Petersen, Petitioner
First Published in the St. Fran- they have all other proper relief; Published in the St. Francis Herald and Bird City Times on February 4, 2021 cis Herold and Bird City Times and you are hereby required to file Thursday, February 4, 11, and 18, your written defenses thereto on 2020 CITY OF ST FRANCIS ANNUAL REPORT 2021. or before March 2, 2021 at 10:00 A.M. CST. To attend the remote 2019 BALANCE 2020 EXPENDITURES 2020 RECEIPTS 2020 BALANCE IN THE DISTRICT COURT proceeding, use the following in- OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, formation: GENERAL $250,709.19 $1,020,105.64 $1,085,930.79 $316,534.34 KANSAS LIBRARY $1,094.80 $39,795.00 $39,384.19 $683.99 Join Zoom Meeting TRANSIENT GUEST TAX $15,260.71 $3,863.12 $3,007.55 $14,405.14 WEINSTEIN RECOGNITION $350.00 $0.00 $0.00 $350.00 In the Matter of the Adoption of https://us02web.zoom. SPECIAL HIGHWAY $37,984.39 $35,834.60 $33,639.87 $35,789.66 Noah Austin White, a minor. us/j/84324444380 Meeting ID: 843 2444 4380 SPECIAL PARKS $676.86 $642.99 $543.96 $577.83 Case No. 2021-AD-000001 Passcode: 546721 BANDSHELL $29,266.18 $0.00 $63.38 $29,329.56 Should you fail therein, UTILITIES $167,433.37 $1,553,386.31 $1,748,812.60 $362,859.66 REFUSE $36,359.49 $161,213.13 $161,115.52 $36,261.88 NOTICE OF HEARING BY judgment and decree will be en- CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT $465,308.34 $327,979.89 $206,918.25 $344,246.70 REMOTE PROCEEDING tered in due course upon said peti- tion. EQUIPMENT RESERVE $269,360.74 $64,120.08 $65,530.25 $270,770.91 THE STATE OF KANSAS TO SEWER $57,457.23 $189,047.83 $150,222.05 $18,631.45 WATER USE FEE $440.20 $3,682.12 $3,836.11 $594.19 ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: SALES TAX $4,532.28 $62,932.58 $63,568.15 $5,167.85 Tadd Neitzel, Petitioner TENANT DEPOSIT $100.00 $0.00 $0.00 $100.00 You are hereby notified SUBMITTED BY: KANSAS CITY FOUNDATION PASS THROUGH $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 that a petition has been filed in /s/ Jake D. Kling the above-named Court by Tadd KELLER POND TRAIL PROJECT $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 EMPIRE MOTEL DEMOLITION $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Neitzel praying for an order and Jake D. Kling #26869 decree of said Court that he be Fairbanks Kling Law, P.A. TOTALS: $1,336,333.78 $3,462,603.29 $3,562,572.67 $1,436,303.16 permitted and authorized to adopt 1011 Main St.- P.O. Box 743 Noah Austin White as his own Goodland, KS 67735 child; that an order and decree of Phone: 785-890-6622 adoption of the said child by the [email protected] CITY OF ST. FRANCIS INDEBTEDNESS: petitioner be made and entered KDHE SEWER LOAN REMAINING BALANCE DUE: $117,302.09 by said Court; that the name of GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND BALANCE DUE: $850,000.00 the said child upon adoption shall be Noah Austin Neitzel; and that I, JENNIFER BLAIR, DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE STATEMENT IS CORRECT. ATTEST /s/ Jennifer Blair, City Treasurer Thursday, Feb 4, 2021 The Saint Francis Herald/Bird City Times 7 Classifieds
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