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upcoming events Benefit set for Saturday A benefit dinner and dance will be held for Rhon- da Lovins from 7 p.m. to midnight Saturday at the Goodland Elks Lodge. The event will include music by disc jockey Roy Elfers, a silent auction and a bake sale. Proceeds go to Lovins’ medical expenses. 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 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. ksso.org/events. weather report This smaller storm developed just southeast of Goodland on Friday, several hours north, dropping some rain in town, before moving east toward Thomas County. 49° before the main line of storms came through from the east. The smaller storm moved Photos by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News 10 a.m. Monday Today Damaging storms sweep through area • Sunset, 8:13 p.m. Saturday By Kevin Bottrell Goodland got .55 of an inch of • Sunrise, 5:20 a.m. [email protected] rain from the fast-moving storms. • Sunset,8:14 p.m. It was a wet and wild weekend Sherman County Sheriff Burton for much of the High Plains, and Pianalto said one garage in Good- Midday Conditions this time Sherman County got in on land was completely destroyed. • Soil temperature 56 degrees the moisture. No one was injured. Several trees • Humidity 97 percent A massive line of storms devel- were blown over and many more • Sky cloudy and rainy oped in Colorado on Friday and branches brought down. • Winds north 30 to 45 mph headed east. Wind gusts up to 71 The Sherman County Commis- • Barometer 29.98 inches mph were reported at the Goodland sioners decided Monday morning to and rising Weather Station and up to 79 mph extend landfill hours to help people • Record High today 102° (1952) in Gove County. Hail up to 1 inch in dispose of the broken branches. • Record Low today 41° (1997) diameter was reported around the Through Friday the landfill will Last 24 Hours* tri-state area, and there was flash be open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. It High Sunday 65° flooding in Burlington and Mc- will be open its regular 8 a.m. to 6 Low Sunday 50° Cook, Neb. A funnel cloud was re- p.m. hours on Saturday and closed Precipitation 1.19 ported in Cheyenne County, Colo., Sunday. This month 2.71 and a semi-tractor rig was blown This tree branch on Caldwell Avenue was just one of many large branches brought down during Year to date 6.25 over on U.S. 83 south of Oakley. See STORMS, Page 5 Friday’s thunderstorms. Below Normal 1.24 inches The Topside Forecast Today: Sunny with a high near Goodland commission votes to raise entry-level salaries 80, winds out of the southwest at 10 to 15 mph and a low around 56. By Kevin Bottrell The plan includes increases to the wages decision later in the year during budget time. sioner John Garcia said the city has always Wednesday: Partly sunny with a [email protected] of entry-level employees, plus raises for 16 The commissioners debated whether they been satisfied with the agreement. 20 percent chance of showers and The Goodland City Commission voted to existing positions that would be below the had enough information on how the raises • Met with Mike Miller about an extension thunderstorms after 5 p.m., a high raise salaries for entry-level positions at their new entry level. would affect the budget. Mayor Annette Fair- of the deadline on crushing the concrete on a near 85, winds out of the south at June 2 meeting. City Clerk Mary Volk said the increases banks said something needed to be done, es- property in south Goodland. 10 to 15 mph and a low around 56. Interim Manager Carolyn Armstrong said would fit within the city budget for 2014, pecially for entry-level positions, while other Miller said the Kansas Department of Extended Forecast the rate study that was put together for the since the budget included money for positions wages could wait until budget time. Health and Environment wanted an air permit Thursday: Mostly sunny with city was not good, so she sat down with the that had gone unfilled. It would be about a 4 The increase was approved on a 4-1 vote, before the concrete could be crushed, and a high near 74 and a low around department heads and put together a plan. percent increase in the 2015 budget. with Commissioner Gary Farris voting no. that he was hoping to be done by July 1. The 58. Friday: Mostly sunny with a 20 She said they looked mainly at entry-level Armstrong said the commission’s options In other business, the commissioners: original agreement specified that the crushing percent chance of showers and jobs, since the city has been having trouble were to approve the plan, call for a special • Approved the yearly agreement with the thunderstorms, a high near 85, attracting applicants. session to discuss it further or make a final Sherman Rural Fire Department. Commis- See SALARIES, Page 5 winds breezy and a low around 61. (National Weather Service) Get 24-hour weather info. at 162.400 MHz. Stormy sunset
local markets 10 a.m. Wheat — $6.98 bushel Posted county price — $6.80 Corn — $4.42 bushel Posted county price — $4.41 Milo — $3.84 bushel Soybeans — $13.85 bushel Posted county price — $14.21 Millet — no bid Sunflowers Oil current crop — $18.55 cwt. Confection — no bid Pinto beans — $36 (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. These may not be closing figures. )
Goodland was treated to a spectacular sunset after Friday’s wild thunderstorms. There remains a slight chance of thunderstorms later this week. Low clouds remained over the area for some time, even after the rain subsided. Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, June 10, 2014 friends student news obituaries Shayley Miller of Goodland was the calendar named to the spring 2014 Presi- Edith Benisch dent’s Honor Roll at Pratt Com- munity College in Pratt. To be on calendar Prairie Pak will have deli turkey, Theatre, 1203 Main. The movie Edith Benisch, 91, long time Sha- Barbara Stockhaus of McCook, the roll a student must take at least A free sack lunch will be pro- ham steak, chicken breast (diced on Wednesday will be “Cloudy ron Springs resident, died Thursday, Nebr., and two sons, Francis (Peg- 12 credit hours and have a 4.0 grade vided to kids at 12:30 p.m. every or strips), full cooked Angus with a Chance of Meatballs 2” (G). Kids Cooking Class May 29, 2014. gy) Benisch of Alliance, Neb., and point average. Wednesday before the summer burgers, chicken thighs, seasonal The is held second Wednesday of each She was born on Feb. 17, 1923, Karl Benisch of Sharon Springs. matinee at The Sherman Theatre. fresh fruits and vegetables. The on the kanorado senior month to Frank and Lola Bell Mangold in A private family graveside me- A movie pass is not required to get specials are a summer griller in- from 3:45 to 5:15 p.m. at Trego County. morial service will be at 10 a.m. center a sack lunch. cluding ground beef patties, pork the 4-H Building. This class is tenderloin, pork chops, chicken open for second to fifth graders. On Oct. 12, 1942, she and Clar- on Thursday, June 12, 2014, at the The Kanorado Senior Center The Tenth Annual Outdoor breast filets, Italian sausage links For information call 890-4880. ence Benisch were married. Sharon Springs Cemetery. is in need of cash donations and Youth Skills Day will be Satur- and top sirloin steaks; chuck steak Preceding her in death were her Memorials to be designated by donations for our benefit auction on day. Call Troy Mannis at (785) senior menu burgers, breakfast sandwiches, parents, husband and son-in-law the family later may be sent to July 12. Donations will help keep 821-1838 for information. breaded chicken breasts and red Today: Hot roast beef sand- Stan. Bateman Funeral Home, Box 278, the center functioning. Their mail- Prairie Land Food sign up velvet cake. wich, peas, bread and Mandarin Survivors include a daughter, Goodland, Kan. 67735. ing address is the Kanorado Senior will be until Monday. Distribu- The Run With the Law will oranges. Wednesday: Barbecue Center, Box 176, Kanorado, Kan. tion is 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday, June start with registration at 9 a.m. on chicken, potato salad, cottage Rick Peters 67741 or for donations call Tammy 28. at Cat’s TnT, 115 E. 9th, or at Saturday, June 21, at Goodland cheese, bread and watermelon. at the center (785) 399-2348, Con- the Bernadine Johnson residence, Rick Peters, 65, Victoria, husband Memorial service is pending. High School, 1209 Cherry. Project Thursday: Liver and onions in nie Sheldon (785) 399-2402, John located at 704 Walnut. For infor- of Jill (McCall) Peters, died on A full obituary will follow. is to raise money for the Special gravy, mashed potatoes, mixed Veselik (785) 399-8016, Sally Pet- mation call 899-2338, 821-1275, Tuesday, June 3, 2014. Olympics Kansas. vegetables, bread and plums. tibone (785) 399-2337 or Jessica 890-2287, 821-1827, 890-3793 Summer matinees will be Friday: Baked spaghetti, spinach Colby (785) 399-8014. or 899-4278 or order online at 1:30 p.m. salad, green beans, garlic bread www.prairielandfood.com. The every two weeks at genesis and on Wednesdays at the Sherman and fruit cobbler. Anna Imhof Parnell salvation army Anna Imhof Parnell, 92, passed This marriage was also termi- Genesis and Salvation Army are The Goodland Activities Center thrift store lies with prenatal mothers and chil- away Friday, May 23, 2014, at nated. Ann spent her final years available year round to help those in has the daily activities. For informa- dren up to age three. Families par- Mount Vernon Countryside Man- at Mount Vernon Countryside The Goodland Churches Thrift need. Call (785) 890-2299 to speak tion call 890-7242. Memberships Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 ticipate in a variety of educational or in Mount Vernon, Illinois. She Manor, where she made new to a volunteer. options for everyone including day activities and receive free medical was born March 29, 1922, on the friends. a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through family farm northeast of Brewster, She leaves behind a sister-in-law activities passes for $5. Visit goodlandgac. Friday. Donations welcome. The and dental care. Kansas, the daughter of Lena Minnie Belle Jones of Goodland, com or stop by 808 Main. The hours daily specials are 50 percent off Services include special needs Tours of the 1907 Victorian are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday of children with disabilities. If you (Hammer) and Charles Imhof. Kansas; and nephews and nieces House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to men’s department on Monday, 50 Her arrival was a complete surprise Loyde Imhof and his wife Janice through Thursday, Friday 5:30 a.m. have a family member with a special 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- percent off housewares, furniture, to her seven year old sister Esther of Hays, Kansas; Doris Johnson of to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. electronics and crafts on Tuesday, problem, such as drug or alcohol and two year old brother Irving. Abilene, Kansas; Carol Thiel and day. Closed on Tuesday. and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Aerobics abuse, job loss or other family crisis, She was raised in a Christian her husband Dale; Ray Imhof, all The High Plains Museum, 1717 10 cent books on Wednesday, 50 are at 5:30 a.m. on Monday and percent off children’s department on your family can qualify. Call 785- environment and attended school of Colby, Kansas; Priscilla Daniels Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. Wednesday. Insanity class meets 672-3125, ext. 187. in Brewster, where she graduated and her husband Ron of Great to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday Thursday and 50 percent of ladies’ at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, department on Friday. For informa- crimestoppers from Brewster High School with Bend, Kansas; Diana Jones of through Saturday and from 1 to Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and the class of 1940. After gradu- Garden City, Kansas; Ruth Blythe tion call 890-2007. 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. Saturday. Taekwondo with Wayne If you have information about ation, she moved to Goodland and her husband Fred of Tulsa, The Carnegie Arts Center is any crime, call the Goodland Area and worked at a department store. Oklahoma; Lowell Imhof and his Luckert call for times and dates. health department open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 The Sherman County Health De- Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- While in Goodland, she met a wife Peggy of Valley, Nebraska; day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. 5665. Your call will be confidential young U.S. Marine from St. Fran- Debra Griffith and her husband p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for partment at 1622 Broadway is open cis, Kansas. She and Otto Ernst Ken of Goodland, Kansas; Dick on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on the meeting every Tuesday at the from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. and you will not be asked your Bader were married on December Parnell and his wife Shirley of Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center Harvest Evangelical Free Church, Monday through Friday. name. If the information results in 1, 1942, at the Lutheran Church Colby, Kansas; Mary Heninger is always in need of hosts and host- 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information Blood pressures; infants’, chil- the arrest and/or conviction of those in St. Francis. She continued to and her husband Rob of Monu- esses on Sundays. New monthly call (785) 890-6423. dren’s and adults’ immunizations; involved, you could be eligible for live in Goodland while he served ment, Colorado; Shirley Ann exhibits and you are invited to visit Goodland Alcoholics Anony- health assessments for Kan Be a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland his country in World War II. This MacLeod of Salina, Kansas; and the gift shop. mous, 1013 Center. If you drink Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit marriage ended in divorce. other family and friends. Healthy, daycare and school entry; The Goodland Public Library is alcohol, that’s your business. If you fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- organization formed by citizens On June 29, 1950, Ann married The graveside memorial service open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- against crime. Jay Kermit Parnell at Raton, New will be Monday, June 23, at 10 want to stop, we can help. Call 821- bin; and family planning available day through Thursday and from 3826 or 728-7491. by appointment. Sharps containers The police department can also Mexico. Jay was in the business of a.m. MT, at Goodland Cemetery 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- be called at 890-4570. buying, feeding, and selling live- in Goodland, Kansas, where she Goodland Al-Anon Family are available for a fee. WIC program stock north of Goodland. Shortly will be buried beside her husband urday. For information call (785) Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays available. Call 890-4888 or go to family shelter 899-5461 or stop by the library. after their marriage, they moved Jay Parnell. at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- www.sherman.kansas.com. The Northwest Kansas Domestic to Burlington, Colorado, where Memorials may be designated Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- cade. For information call Alice or If you have questions, concerns man County is seeking mentors and and Sexual Violence Services pro- they made their home together to SSM Hospice Services and Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. or complaints about child care, call vides help day or night to victims until Jay’s death on September may be mailed to Koons Funeral children to mentor. Call 890-3665. The “Freedom Today” group of the health department. of domestic violence and sexual 22, 1993. Although they had no Home, 211 N. Main, Goodland, The Good Sam Family Support Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 Water Testing — children, they spent much time KS 67735. The Northwest assault. For information or help, call Council meets at 7 p.m. the second p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and Local Environmental Protection with family and friends. Online condolences and register Thursday of every month at the (800) 794-4624. In the Colby area, On January 5, 1998, Ann was book: 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. Group does well evaluations, in- call (785) 443-1130. Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings Call 890-8369. cluding testing for bacteria and married to James H. Mendenhall. www.koonsfuneralhome.com are open to all interested people. After their marriage, a move was Bird City Alcoholics Anony- nitrates. To schedule an evaluation animal shelter made to Mount Vernon, Illinois. For information call 890-3117 or mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. or discuss environmental concerns, Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to 890-5936. (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the call the Health Department at 890- www.petfinder.com and be sure to Breast Cancer Support Group Senior Center on 4th Street. 4888. enter the Goodland zip code 67735. meets at 5:30 p.m. the second Narcotics Anonymous meets at You can also call the Goodland Monday of the month. Any woman 6:30 (Mountain Time) on Tues- hospital volunteers Police Department at 890-4570 or Vida (Murray) Young with cancer is welcome. Call Norma days at the Senior Center. Call (785) Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon Northwest Kansas Animal Shelter at 890-6629 for more information. 734-2734 for more information. and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. vol- at 899-4398. Interested in adopting unteers are in the gift shop. Today: a pet? Call the animal shelter or go to Lifelong Sherman Murray and his wife none. Wednesday: a.m. Ramona the website www.nwkasgoodland. County, Kansas resi- Iva; Robert Murray Livengood. Thursday: a.m. Jan webs.com. dent Vida (Murray) and his wife Delores; Haigler. Friday: a.m. Avis Alcorn. For personalized dog/cat tags Young, 101, joined Glen Murray and Marilyn Melia early head start for $12 each email LafieLd13@ her family in eternal his wife Vera June; aol.com life on Saturday, June sisters Helen Emig Early Head Start is a state funded Longtime Good- Kroner of West- 7, 2014, at Salina Re- and her husband program for income eligible fami- gional Health Center Fritz; Gladys Bohl land, Kansas resi- minster, Colorado; in Salina, Kansas. and husbands Leo dent Marilyn Melia, six grandchildren She was born Janu- Michel and Freddie 84, died Friday, June Sarah Linton and ary 1, 1913, at the Bohl; Edith Hrabe 6, 2014, at Life Care her husband Trevor; family home in Sher- and her husband Center Evergreen Marcy Melia, all of man County, Kansas, August; Annabelle in Evergreen, Colo- Goodland; Andrew the daughter of Annie (Kolacny) Brazda and her husband Bill; rado. Melia and his wife and Percival Murray. Born the granddaughter Christine Boswell; She was born Jennifer of Atwood; fifth child of ten brothers and great-grandsons Rusty Young and April 23, 1930, at Daniel Melia and sisters, Vida was the last surviving Dusty Young; and step-great- Mankato, Kansas, his wife Kolby of member of the Murray family granddaughter Echo Young. the daughter of Amy Burlington, Colo- Thank you! and their spouses. She attended Surviving family includes LaRuby (Chandler) rado; Kelsey Cher- rural Sherman County schools son Leonard Young and his wife and Murlin Sylvester Johnson. ryhomes; Brennan Cherryhomes, Many thanks for a very special 65th an- through the eighth grade, and Wilma of Goodland; daughter- She graduated from Garden City both of Conifer, Colorado; six niversary celebration on June 2nd. Bob then she worked for a neighbor, in-law Clydene Young of Salina; High School in Garden City, great-grandchildren; and sister Kansas, and then furthered her Beverly Schultz of Seattle, Wash- and Irma Silkman sincerely thank all who helping with cooking, cleaning, grandchildren Gale W. Young, Jr. were in attendance and brought cards, and child care. of Salina; Victor Young of Dal- education at Southwestern Col- ington. In September of 1934, she and las, Texas; Janet Redlin and her lege in Winfield, Kansas. The funeral will be Tuesday, sent cards, called us, sent fl owers, bal- Vernon B. Young were married at husband Chuck of Goodland; Joy On June 11, 1950, she and Kay June 10, at 10 a.m. MT, at the loons and all well wishes. St. Francis, Kansas, and they made Beckner and her husband Wayne Melia were married at the First First United Methodist Church in Tom and Judy Lyons organized an inti- their first home in Wallace Coun- of Wichita; Steve Young and his Methodist Church in Garden Goodland, with Reverend Dustin City. In 1960, they moved from Petz officiating. Burial will follow mate punch and dessert reception in their ty, and later renting and eventually wife Darcy of Weatherford, Texas; home for which we dearly thank them. owning land in Sherman County, Robert Young and his wife Daisy Hays, Kansas, to make their home in the Goodland Cemetery. southeast of Goodland, that be- of Vernon, Colorado; grandson- in Goodland. She was a member Friends may share their respects We were much surprised and elated to came their family farm. Vida was in-law Sidney Boswell of Wichita; of the First United Methodist on Monday, from 5-7 p.m. MT, arrive at their home getting to visit with a farm wife, balancing her time of eleven great-grandchildren; three Church and Allegro Music Club. at Koons Chapel in Goodland. Preceding her in death were Memorials may be designated friends, neighbors and family. keeping the family home, raising great-great-grandchildren; many Also, thanks to Kevin and Cheri for all children, raising a garden and nieces, nephews, and friends. her parents. to the First United Methodist preserving the vegetables, rais- The funeral will be Wednesday, Surviving family includes her Church or Goodland Federated their efforts and preparations-phone ing chickens, pigs, and cattle, as June 11, at 10:30 a.m. MT, at husband Kay Melia; son Marty Music Club, and may be left at or calls-and gifts. well as spending time in the field. Church of the Nazarene in Good- Melia and his wife Kathy, all mailed to Koons Funeral Home, You all made our day. The Lord bless you After forty years of farming, they land, with Pastor Robert Willis of Goodland; daughters Marla 211 N. Main, Goodland, KS Cherryhomes and her husband 67735-1555. all richly! moved into Goodland, enjoying officiating. Burial will follow in -Irma and Bob Silkman gardening and fishing. They were the Goodland Cemetery. Bob of Conifer, Colorado; Mindy Online condolences: charter members of the Church of Friends may share their respects Melia and her husband Dana www.koonsfuneralhome.com the Nazarene in Goodland. on Tuesday, from 3-7 p.m. MT, at Preceding her in death were Koons Chapel in Goodland. her husband Vernon B. Young, Memorials may be designated who died February 26, 1986; to Church of the Nazarene, and daughter Dorothy Elaine Cibolski may be left at or mailed to Koons and her husband Edwin; son Gale Funeral Home, 211 N. Main, Wendell Young; brothers Jerry Goodland, KS 67735-1555. Notice Murray and his wife Ethel; Carl Online condolences: Murray and his wife Florence; Ed www.koonsfuneralhome.com Anyone still having See American Profile magazine in this week’s issue of flowers, plants or memorials out Your sponsorship could be right here! at the cemetary are Visit us on Facebook (available in local area only) reminded that they Brought to you by: Call The Goodland Star-News Goodland Star News today for more information! need to be (785) 899-2338 picked up by June 15. star-news goodland The Star-News / Tuesday, June 10, 2014 3 SNAP expands to farmer’s markets In today’s electronic age, swip- sedentary behaviors. benefits-farmers-markets) about have strived to work with local Local farmers win by having a allows people to stretch their food ing plastic to make purchases has Those who receive SNAP bene- how markets can apply to accept farmers’ markets over time to make wider audience of customers, she dollars even more, and those who become more common. A few fits, formerly called “food stamps,” SNAP benefits and the various ways it easier for people to access fresh said, and consumers win by eating use SNAP benefits should check people still prefer to pay for food are encouraged to buy more nutri- this can happen. To relieve some of foods. In some cases, markets have a variety of healthy foods. The situ- with their local markets about such using cash, particularly at farm- ent-dense foods, including fruits the financial burden, the Depart- short seasons, while others can be a ation also increases socialization, opportunities. ers’ markets, but more markets are and vegetables, while stretching ment of Agriculture will provide year-round, on-going social event because consumers get to know Markets that do not have the accepting electronic purchases to their food dollar, Procter said. One specific electronic benefit transfer, in communities. who is growing their food and where electricity and phone line needed make fresh, local foods available way to do this is at local farmers’ or EBT, equipment at no costs to “We’ve worked hard to help their food comes from. to operate the EBT-only devices to a wider audience, said Sandy markets. markets that have at least $100 in people understand fresh fruits and More information can also consider obtaining wire- Procter, Kansas State Research SNAP business per month. vegetables, when they’re in sea- Some markets have individual less equipment that accepts EBT and Extension nutrition specialist The U.S. Department of Agri- “Incorporating EBT and other son, are affordable, and they’re for point-of-sale systems for SNAP, and debit and credit cards, or using and coordinator of Kansas’ Family culture (USDA) http://blogs.usda. electronic transfers into farmers’ everyone,” she said. “They’re cer- while others choose to collectively manual vouchers that can be mailed Nutrition Program. gov/2014/03/18/usda-partners- markets widens the audience from tainly not the only form of food that get EBT equipment and have one to the EBT processor for reimburse- The Family Nutrition Program, work-to-expand-snap-access-at- all walks of life who can utilize is nutritious, however. We know you central point-of-sale system where ment. Procter said, is a nutrition education farmers-markets/), has made prog- the market,” Procter said. “It used can get healthy fruits and vegetables consumers use their EBT card to For a list of farmers’ markets and obesity prevention program ress to provide better access to the to be that only folks with cash in frozen and canned, but when they’re obtain a set amount of money in by state that accept SNAP ben- built into the U.S. Supplemental nation’s 8,200 farmers’ markets and hand could shop at the farmers’ fresh and available, it’s a nice and scrip to use at the different vendors. efits and more information about Nutrition Assistance Program, or farm stands — more than 4,200 mar- market, and we know that society is important part of nutrition.” Procter said some markets in SNAP benefits at farmers’ markets SNAP. This SNAP-Ed program kets and direct marketing farmers changing — acceptance of cards is Using SNAP benefits at farm- Kansas, including ones in Douglas for both vendors and consumers, helps Kansans with limited re- now redeem SNAP benefits. Kansas important to all shoppers.” ers’ markets also is an important and Wyandotte counties, allow visit http://www.fns.usda.gov/ebt/ sources improve their healthful food currently has 21 market locations Focus on nutrition way families can stretch their food double the amount of scrip for each learn-about-snap-benefits-farmers- choices by focusing on increasing that accept SNAP. Procter, who is a registered dieti- dollars while foods are in season EBT transaction. markets. the amount of fruits and vegetables The USDA has detailed informa- tian, said many SNAP nutrition edu- and widen the variety of foods that For example, a $10 charge on eaten daily and their physical activ- tion on its website (http://www.fns. cation programs across the country, maybe otherwise they wouldn’t an EBT card would allow for $20 ity, while reducing time spent in usda.gov/ebt/learn-about-snap- including educators in Kansas’ FNP, have, Procter said. in scrip for market produce. This Community plans craft fair in August Graduate What little town hosts a great big Chain saw artist, Blair Smith and look at our exhibit, Long May Plaza. We will have the Deer Creek Don t forget to purchase or renew fair? Logan: a farming commu- from Iowa, will be on the grounds She Wave: A graphic history of Regulators fast draw shooting from your museum membership to auto- plans nity of 600. Nestled in northwest to astound you with his chain saw the American Flag . This exhibit 8 a.m. – 2 p.m., Janie Lowry will be matically get your name in the pot Kansas, on Highway 9, The Dane artistry. His performances will be- assembles thousands of American doing a quilting Demo in the com- for the $500 purchase prize draw- G. Hansen Museum sponsors one gin at 7 a.m. (Mountain Time) and flag- related objects and artifacts munity room at 10 a.m. and noon. ings held at 9:45 a.m. and 12:15 of the best craft fairs around on continue throughout the day with from the private collection of Kit Also, there will be Fleece to Fabric p.m. Stick around .You must be to teach Saturday, Aug. 16. Hosting craft- him completing several projects. Hinrichs. by area weavers and spinners and present to win. Tanner Oharah recently ers Kansas and surrounding states, Drawings at 9:45 a.m. and 12:15 Also, don t forget to look at our The Shepherd s Mill from 8 a.m. – The highlight of the day will be graduated from Colorado this is a shopper s paradise. Family p.m. (Mountain Time will be held artist of the month which will have 2 p.m., Brian Bethke – black smith the selection of 12 new winners (and Christian University in Lake- and friends rally together for this for two of his carvings. items for sale in the museum gal- from Larned (originally from Stutt- two alternates) of the coveted Art- wood, Colo., with a Bachelor annual event held on the Hansen Children can enjoy supervised lery, come in cool off and take a gart) from 8 a.m. – 2 p.m., Painting ist of the Month award. This year s of Music. He was also picked Plaza Square, Main Street, Logan. games at 10am. A Hula Hoop con- look around. by Staci Hartman from 8 a.m. – 2 crafters will be judged by two of our as the Outstanding Senior in the There is no admission charge to at- test (ages seven to 12), tricycle races Live entertainment will be on two p.m., and Pottery by Josh Novak museum board members for their School of Music and won the tend this event. (ages three to six) Please bring your stages throughout the day for your from Fort Hays from 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. uniqueness, quality of craft, and dis- Gough Award for Outstanding Crafters check in at pre-dawn in own tricycle! Water balloon toss listening pleasure. Left of Center (All times are Mountain Time). play. Winners will be presented with Student in Music Outstanding preparation for the 8 a.m. (Moun- and sand treasure hunt will also be Band from Concordia, KS, will Bob Jones, antiques appraiser ribbons and certificates prior to the Academics in Music. tain Time) opening. Food vendors among the games for the kids to be on the South stage at 9 a.m., 11 from Jennings will be available in public announcement and photos at Oharah will be teaching ju- line two sides of the Square. Food enjoy while the parents shop. There a.m., and 1 p.m. (Mountain Time). the Community Room of Hansen 1:30 p.m. (Mountain Time). nior high and senior high vo- may include hamburgers, brauts, will be inflatable fun for kids from A Little Bit of Heaven from Alma, Plaza for a free verbal approxima- Join us for our 41st Annual Han- cal and drama at Buena Vista, turkey and noodles, sloppy joes, 10am to 3pm. Neb., will be on the North stage at tion of value for your antiques from sen Arts and Crafts Fair, Saturday, Colo. homemade pies, homemade ice Be sure to head to the Kid s Tent 10 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. (Mountain 8 to 11 a.m. and noon to 2 p.m. August 16, on Main Street, Logan. cream, barbeque beef sandwiches, from noon to 1 p.m. for face painting Time). (Mountain Time). 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Another money crisis on the horizon There’s still a chance Congress will act before the latest money crisis hits the wall, but only a chance. The administration is push for action on the Highway Trust Fund, which will run out of money sometime in late August. Without a fix, states would have to shut down most highway projects, putting thousands of workers out of their jobs. The econonomy, still struggling to recover from the late recession, might grind to a halt. Why? The federal government pay 80 to 90 percent of most highway improvements and upgrades out of the fund, but the times have not been kind to it of late. The trust fund comes mainly from federal taxes on highway fuel, gasoline and diesel, plus other road related taxes. These haven’t been raised in years, though people are driving less, using less fuel and construction costs have soared. No one wants to vote for a tax increase, especially in an election year, no matter the need. And here is a tax where you know how the money will be spent, and most of us will be able to see a direct benefit from better roads. But raising taxes of any kind is considered to be one of the “third rail” issues, the third rail being the one that carries high voltage to power commuter trains in New York and parts of Chicago and subways everywhere else. No one wants to touch it. The trust fund has not been healthy in years. Between the government forcing manufacturers to build smaller, more ef- ficient cars; high fuel prices; and the people driving less to save money, revenue is down. They there are electirc or hybred cars and propane- or natural-gas power trucks, more of them all the time. They pay no road tax. Lost cat State officials have seen this coming for years. Many believe we’ll have to switch to a miles-driven tax, but that will be painful “Here kitty, kitty, kitty. Here kitty, kitty When we got off at midnight, we hurried to pay and hard to administer. Others just hope we’ll keep raising kitty.” cynthia home and walked around the neighborhood, the old taxes as costs go up. Why was I out in the neighbors’ yard at mid- calling for Larry, and checking trees because he We don’t expect Congress to tackle these lofty issues this year, night, apparently talking to a tree? haynes got his bobbed tail and short ear by being stuck with an election coming on and then a lame duck session. The Simple. My cat was missing. up in a tree for three days in freezing weather. We let our cats, including Larry Longcat, He’s also been known to climb on Steve’s truck best we expect to see is a temporary patch, a last-minute fix in the open season best Washington style that will get the country by until next year. also known as Stubby, out to play in the grass • and get into the top of our garage and then be That might not be exactly statesmanlike, but you don’t expect and flowers Monday. At dark, only Molly and afraid to come back down. Basically, he’s good ing to be fed. much of that in an election year. Everyone is too worried about Foxy came in. Larry was nowhere to be found. at up, but not so great at down. Tuesday morning rolled around with The getting re-elected. We weren’t worried. We figured we’d find him I worried a little as I stood there under the Salina Journal alone on the front porch. The highway fund has barely been able to keep up with the when we went for our walk at 10 p.m. neighbors’ tree. Would I ever find my cat? Was We checked around the yard and garage nation’s deteriorating roads and bridges the last few years, even But, the walk came and went, and still no cat. he alone, thirsty, hungry, tired, hurt? Would again and even ventured over to the neighbors’ though Congress has been thowing gen eral-fund tax money into We went out and called and searched the yard someone see me outside and call the cops? to see if he might be stuck in their garages, but the pit to keep up it’s commitments. and garage. No cat. No crying. No nothing. After midnight, with Larry missing for more no amount of calling or looking under bushes That has kept the road program going, but with the defict, it’s We usually try to make sure the cats are in than 24 hours, our hopes were slipping, but we brought any kind of response. like giving the fund money the government doesn’t have. We at night, because we know that wild predators were too tired to do much more. We went to work, since we had a paper to put shouldn’t keep it up forever. sometimes makes forays into town, and coy- Wednesday morning, I went out to bring in out and couldn’t do much more. Meantime, the need will only grow, and any permanent fix will otes, bobcats and foxes think that house cats the paper only to find a damp cat demanding About midday, we decided to put a small ad get more painful as time goes by. Now is the time for Congress to make a tasty snack. Besides, if I’m in, they entrance. Larry was home and heading for the in the paper with his picture and a description: act, before the money runs out. – Steve Haynes should be in. food bowl. But Monday, we went to bed with only two Lost Cat, yellow and white with bob tail – Stupid cat. You almost got me arrested. cats. We told ourselves that the errant Larry patrial ear. I called some of the neighbors and I told Jamie to save that ad. With his record, Letter Policy would be at the door in the morning, demand- asked them be on the lookout. we might need it again. The Goodland Star-News encourages and welcomes letters from readers. 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Millennials aren’t too enamored will offer support services, such as extend past their high school and those born before 1945. her social capital and the Gen Xer The LifeCourse report found by profit, like some of their older financial planning, tax preparation college courses. Alongside them Elaine Johannes, associate pro- to make work more efficient, but that millennials want to contribute counterparts, Johannes said, and and hands-on relocation assistance. are workers from older genera- fessor in Kansas State’s School of Johannes said many baby boom- to their communities, nation and how they fit in the culture of the These findings, according to the tions who are likely learning, too, Family Studies and Human Servic- ers like herself use cutting-edge world. They are committed to social workplace might be more impor- report, make sense when consider- what it’s like to work with different es and Kansas State Research and technology as a survival mecha- and ethical causes and appreci- tant. Some millennials will typically ing how each generation grew up. generations. Extension specialist, works with nism. They might fear if they don’t ate working for an employer who enter a workplace and only stay Baby boomers and older Gen Xers Generation Y, or the millennial Grinter and other students in focus understand technology, they could shares a similar commitment. there a few years, which has given experienced more of a hands-off generation – those born between areas such as youth development, be replaced in the job. They want to Baby boomers, on the other hand, them a reputation as “job hoppers.” parenting style, whereas millenni- 1980 and 2000 – is becoming a healthy lifestyles and community feel relevant. are mostly perfectionists who value The LifeCourse report showed als grew up more attached. They prominent part of the U.S., and capacity-building. Johannes said A work ethic understanding work ethic and commitment to their that despite this reputation, a ma- worked closely with their parents global workforce. Their older su- it’s important to know the years In addition to understanding how employer’s mission, according to jority of millennials are planning and other adults to plan their future. pervisors and peers might view that define generations fluctuate different generations view tech- the report. Gen Xers popularized ahead and are looking for a single More information about youth them as pro-gadget “techies” with slightly, depending on who defines nology in the workforce, workers the concept of work/life balance, “perfect” employer with whom they development and family relation- questionable work ethics and the them, but everyone represents more should also understand how each and millennials have taken the im- can stay long term. ships is available at local extension desire to switch jobs frequently. than just the year in which they generation views work ethic and portance of that balance a bit further. They want a supervisor to set offices throughout Kansas and on But, what’s really behind the ste- were born. work/life balance, Johannes said. Johannes said many millenni- specific, short-term goals for them the Kansas State Research and reotypes? “When we brush up against one As more millennials enter the als value balance, because some to achieve, said the report. They Extension website (www.ksre.ksu. According to the 2013 Corner- another, we can learn from each workforce, they will likely en- of them witnessed their mission- value hands-on guidance from edu/p.aspx?tabid=22). stone OnDemand State of the Work- other,” she said. counter baby boomers and Gen focused parents and grandparents place Productivity Report, millen- Generational differences in Xers as their supervisors, Johannes overworking and the negative nials feel they are expected to have technology use said, and maybe a supervisor or effects that could bring to rela- extensive knowledge of technol- Though these generalizations do co-worker from the GI generation. tionships and health. When older Your hometown. ogy, and although they might favor not necessarily apply to individuals “That GI generation, sometimes generations of supervisors see the learning about the most up-to-date we know, generations have taken coined the ‘great generation’ has millennials not having similar technologies available, they feel to technology in different ways, similar characteristics to our mil- workplace habits – not staying after Their future. Johannes said, and have different lennials,” she said. “They like rules. 5 p.m., not working weekends and overloaded with technology and Imagine the possibilities for information. understandings on how the Web They like to know where they stand. not coming in when the boss calls on and social media create connections They always got business done, and a whim, for example – they might your community if everyone “I like to read up on new technol- designated just 5% of their ogy,” said Kristopher Grinter, life- for their businesses, companies or they gave back.” assign that to poor work ethic. estates to hometown needs. span human development master’s organizations. When looking at what millennials “We as baby boomers need to take degree student in Kansas State Johannes, who is of the baby typically reveal in surveys and inter- off that lens and say, ‘They’re work- With the help of community University’s College of Human boom generation, said millenni- views, Johannes said, similar quali- ing elsewhere. They’re devoting foundations, we can create Ecology. “I might not use it all, but als enjoy connecting with others, ties come out. Many millennials like their time and talents to the greater permanent sources of it’s interesting to see what’s going working in teams and being part of a rules, usually because they learned good,’” Johannes said. “We need funding for local charities, on. But, (older adults) expect that group. They enjoy adding quality to from an early age how to work in to understand our assumptions are schools, churches, parks, I know how to fix the computer or their lives and might use technology teams. They typically understand based on our generation. When we and so much more! fix the Wi-Fi from Manhattan to to enhance that quality of life. what it means to be accountable. do that, we can then help the millen- Kansas City by phone.” “We as a baby boom generation She said millennials also want to nials excel. They are going to be the Grinter has studied multigenera- that is growing, raising and develop- give back to others, which makes generation to give back. They are tional differences in the workforce ing the millennials, want them to be sense given their desire for social going to be the ones who raise the and how different generations ac- good team members and feel valued connection. They have grown up next generation.” cept and adapt to new technologies. in our families, communities and in time of war, school massacres He is also a millennial. schools,” she said. “(Millennials) According to the American As- understand and are more interested Learn more at sociation of Retired Persons, the in the use of technology as a way to keepfiveinkansas.com millennial generation is becoming enhance quality of life versus the a larger part of the U.S. workforce. technology in and of itself.” More than 22 million millennials A 2012 report by LifeCourse, were working in 2006, which was an organization led by renowned 15 percent of the total workforce. generations researcher and expert Crossword Puzzle In 2011, that number jumped to 40 Neil Howe, reflects that millennials million millennials, or 25 percent of value the way technology can help the workforce. them stay constantly connected Millennial Branding projected and collaborate with colleagues to that millennials will make up 36 accomplish more. percent of the U.S. workforce in Gen Xers want cutting-edge 2014, and by 2025, that number is technology in the workplace also, projected to reach 75 percent of the but for different reasons, according global workforce. to the report. 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Hair? someone sends in the bug and 25 “keys” to help identify specimens and Extension www.ksre.ksu.edu facilities and others. Many of these ples,” Zurek said, adding that some What sort of body? percent through photos. from their physical characteristics. office. An extension agent may be people want an official identifica- people like to take photos of insects Zurek, who runs the university’s “Many times the images are such With dichotomous keys, a scien- able to identify the bug on the spot, tion.” and want to identify them. Some- Insect Diagnostic Lab, is check- good quality with high resolution, tist answers yes-no questions, such but if not, he or she will send it to “Last year I had a case where calves times a student or local resident ing all of these traits and more in there’s no need to send a physical as, “Creature has eight legs” (yes the lab for you. 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One 24’x16’ Split Sliding Door and One 3’ Entry Door Mushrooms grown on used coffee Price Includes DELIVERY & INSTALLATION On Your Level Site. Travel Charges May Apply An interdisciplinary Kansas State ter, shiitake and reishi. The U.S. gets tation systems course when Oldani grounds and agricultural areas as a University research group is turning nearly 45 percent of mushrooms and other student teammates devel- soil amendment. garbage into gourmet food. from China, and there is a need for oped a closed-loop recycling and The research team plans to con- The researchers are taking used more local suppliers of gourmet composting program. The students tinue mushroom cultivation re- FREE ESTIMATES coffee grounds from a campus cof- mushrooms, said Kaley Oldani, a set up a new compost receptacle at search. 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They collected the ways to grow gourmet mushrooms By composting alone, 50 pounds Oldani and other student team used coffee grounds and took them using materials such as wood chips a week – or about 30 percent of the members recently traveled to Wash- to the KansasState Student Farm and wood shavings leftover from MATERIAL KITS NOW AVAILABLE coffee shop’s total waste – has been ington to showcase their project at and horticulture lab to work with projects in the university’s depart- www.qualitystructures.com diverted from landfills. the U.S. Environmental Protection Janke on mushroom cultivation. ment of architectural engineering Natalie Mladenov, assistant pro- Agency’s 10th annual National “I am just really proud of our and construction science. fessor of civil engineering, and Sustainable Design Expo for the students taking the lead on this proj- “Ultimately, the students could Rhonda Janke, associate professor People, Prosperity and the Planet ect,” Janke said. “Several students turn this research into a small busi- of horticulture, forestry and rec- competition. The university team involved with the student farm have ness venture that makes locally reation resources, are the faculty previously received a $12,900 grant been growing oyster mushrooms for grown gourmet mushrooms avail- leaders of the project, which also from the first phase of the com- sale in the past, but this grant allows able for sale at local farmer’s mar- involves students in civil engineer- petition, which features student- them to take mushroom cultivation kets or other venues that supply ing, plant pathology, agronomy, designed sustainable projects that to a whole new level and collaborate businesses like Radina’s with the geography and park management benefit people, promote prosperity with students and businesses across produce they use,” Mladenov said. and conservation. and protect the planet. campus, while also continuing to “Now that is a closed-loop system.” “The goal of the project is to “It is important that Kansas State do research on the best growing The project has received support demonstrate our potential at Kansas University students pursue sustain- methods.” from the Kansas State Recycling State University to initiate a suc- able projects, because it is not only The coffee composting program Center and the School of Leader- cessful closed-loop recycling and good for the environment, but it is coincides with the university’s “One ship Studies. composting program that diverts good for our health, since we benefit Stop Drop” push for single-stream Other students involved in mush- waste from landfills and produce a from clean air and clean water,” recycling and has made a differ- room cultivation include Anastasia beneficial product,” Mladenov said. Oldani said. “Sustainable projects ence in waste diversion and landfill Slough, freshman in park manage- While developing the compost also will help the university stay costs, Mladenov said. The student ment and conservation, Lawrence; program, the researchers made competitive with other institutions team calculated that the university Jacob Chapman, senior in agrono- an important discovery: coffee that are actively investing in sustain- could save more than $45,000 per my, Olathe; Joseph Hong, master’s grounds are a great compost for ability and resource efficiency.” year in landfill fees by compost- student in plant pathology, Wichita; cultivating mushrooms, particularly The project began in Mladenov’s ing. Even greater savings could and Matt DeCapo, master’s student gourmet mushrooms, such as oys- fall 2012 sustainable water and sani- result if compost is used on campus in geography, Kansas City, Mo. Specials for the week June 6-12 Drinks included. Dine-in or carry out! 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Rural Center to hold Farm-to-Fork summits Taste the Greatness! The Kansas Rural Center invites please register at kansasruralcenter. tify specific barriers, opportunities of the land and its people through Try our new Kansans across the state who are org/north-ks-farm-to-fork-sum- and policies needed to advance the research, education, and advocacy interested in growing policy and mits. farm-to-fork vision identified by that advances economically viable, Guacamole advocacy support for farms, food, The full-day summits in Con- state, regional, and local grassroots ecologically sound, and socially Burger! and communities to attend Farm- cordia and Colby will provide the constituents working in all realms just food and farming systems. For to-Fork Summits in Concordia or opportunity for participants to net- of the food system. more information about the Kansas With a 1/4 lb. 100% beef patty Colby this month. The summits will work with others who share similar The Kansas Rural Center is a non- Rural Center visit www.kansasru- (or grilled or crispy chicken) take place in Concordia on June 24 interests or concerns for their farms profit organization that since 1979 ralcenter.org. topped with pico de gallo, ranch at the American Legion, 506 Wash- and communities, learn about local has promoted the long-term health sauce, white cheddar cheese, ington St., and in Colby on June 25 and state policy and advocacy for crispy leaf lettuce and a lime at the Colby Community Building community food and health, and wedge, all on a fresh artisian basement, 285 E. 5th. Both events share and take back ideas to their bun, it’s hard to go wrong with will take place from 10:00 a.m. to own communities. Another Stellar Survey! McDonald’s newest burger! 4:30 p.m. The public is welcome to Registration for each summit attend one or both meetings. is $15 per person, which includes Once again, Cheyenne Manor, located in Cheyenne These two summits finish up a lunch. Each lunch will feature in- Wells, Colorado, has received an EXCELLENT State Quarter Pounder: Sandwich $4.69 • Combo $6.69 four-part series of meetings across gredients from local farms. Survey rating with only one minor defi ciency! e aver- Chicken: Sandwich $4.89 • Combo $6.89 the state that seek to provide infor- These summits are part of the age number of defi ciencies statewide has been between mation and acquire feedback on spe- Kansas Rural Center’s “Commu- four and six defi ciencies. is is the fourth consecutive cific policies that could help shape nity Food Solutions for a Healthier year that Cheyenne Manor has proven that it excels in the future for increased healthy Kansas” initiative that will seek to its care and in its compliance with state and federal food production and access in advance the farm-to-fork food sys- regulations! We are so proud to share this accomplish- ment with our communities! Kansas. The first summit, held tem across the state during the next On a personal note: to my team...I thank you for all in Greensburg, Kansas, focused on three years. This year KRC and its you do every day, and we would not be the best-of-the- community food and water policy partners will help develop the State- best if each and every one of you were not part of it! I while the second, held in Iola, Kan- wide Farm-to-Fork Assessment appreciate you very much! sas, focused on food policy council and Policy Recommendations. The -Mary Snyder, NHA development. Assessment and Recommendations GOODLAND LOCATION ONLY • OPEN DAILY 6 A.M. TO 11 P.M. To attend one or both summits, will be used as a tool to help iden-