THE HOLTON Inside SALUTE Holton, RV HOLTON, KANSAS wrestlers Hometown of Gary Stous shine at Holton Recorder subscriber league meet. for 41 years. RECServin the O ac son ountyRDER ommunity or years See pages 6 & 7. Volume 151, Issue 14 HOLTON, KANSAS • Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2018 14 Pages $1.00 Tracking software purchased for Holton buses By David Powls The Holton school board Monday evening approved the purchase of 10 computer tab- lets and the necessary related software to track the 10 routes of school buses and the students onboard traveling to and from school at a cost of $31,308 for a three-year contract. The Verizon-based tracking system idea has been discussed in the district for a couple of years following a bus accident that occurred in the Hiawatha school district. In that Brown County ac- cident, there apprarently was some confusion regarding About 40 people attend- which students were on board ed the Legislative forum the bus at the time of the acci- held Saturday at the Jack- dent. son County Courthouse Superintendent Bob Davies said the district’s transportation featuring area lawmakers. department does a great job but In the photo above, Sen. keeping track of all the kids rid- Dennis Pyle of Hiawatha ing the buses is a real challenge. is shown at left at the “We lose one or two (kids) ev- podium outlining some ery once in a while, but not for of the bills he has intro- very long,’’ Davies said at the duced this session. In the meeting. “This tracking system photo at left, Rep. Fran- will help.’’ cis Awerkamp (left) of St. At its meeting, the school Marys is shown address- board also approved handbook ing several state issues material for an at-risk commu- as Pyle (center) and Rep. nity pre-school program pre- Randy Garber of Sabetha sented by Beth Smith, elemen- (right) look on. The event tary school principal. was hosted by the Holton/ The board agreed to move Jackson County Cham- forward with the district’s ap- ber of Commerce. plication for such a pre-school Photos by Ali Holcomb Continued to Page 10 RV considers community pre-school By Ali Holcomb For the past several years, * They are referred by the McDonald recounts lifelong The Royal Valley Board the state’s four-year-old at-risk Department of Children and of Education is considering program has not accepted any Families. the possibility of adding a new district applications, Davis * Neither parent has a high friendship with Merle Haggard community pre-school to the said. As part of Senate Bill 19, school diploma or GED. By Ali Holcomb moved to California in 1959. the guy just singing on elementary school next year. however, the program has been * Child qualifies for migrant Kansas native and recent McDonald first saw Merle television,” McDonald said. During the board’s opened up for new applications status. Holton transplant Ray Haggard on “Cousin Herb’s “She said, ‘No it’s not.’ Then meeting Monday evening, for the next three years. * The child has limited McDonald experienced Trading Post” TV show she leaned over my shoulder Superintendent Aaric Davis If a student qualifies as at- English proficiency. firsthand the rise of when his family was living and said, ‘Well, it is, and I reported that applications are risk, the district would receive * The child has lower than legendary country musician in Oildale, Calif. know his mother.’” now being accepted by the state .5 FTE per student to use for the expected developmental Merle Haggard, developing “It was on every day from During this time, for districts to receive funding pre-school program, Davis said. progress. a deep and lasting friendship 5 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., and it McDonald also became for pre-school programs serving “This year that would equal “I think it’s a great idea, and with the man that so many was just country music,” friends with Buddy and Mike four-year-old at-risk students. $2,003 per student,” Davis said. would be a great addition to the admired. McDonald said. “Everybody Owens, sons of Buck and This new district program Students are considered at- school system,” Davis said. “I just want people to watched it, and it featured Bonnie Owens. would be in addition to the risk if they meet one of the To operate the pre-school, know what a great guy he good musicians like Buck After Buck and Bonnie district’s current early childhood following criteria: Davis said it would require at was,” McDonald said of Owens and Glen Campbell. divorced, Haggard and special education and Head * They qualify for the least one certified teacher and a Haggard. “He was like my When I heard Merle when I Bonnie cut a duet album Start programs on the Prairie district’s free lunch program. few aides. second father.” was 14 years old, I had never together and eventually Band Potawatomi Reservation. * They live in a single-parent “It just depends on the Throughout his career, heard anybody sing like him married, which is how Ray “The community pre-school household. numbers,” he said. McDonald served in a before. I knew he was going met Haggard when he was would be for others to attend in * Their parent was a teenager variety of roles for Haggard, to be a superstar.” 14. a half-day setting,” Davis said. when the child was born. Continued to Page 14 including office manager, One day he saw Haggard A few years later, assistant and bus driver. get out of a car at the house McDonald’s family moved Born in Parsons, across the street from his to Los Angeles in June 1965. McDonald grew up in house. JH board weighs cost of FACS program Topeka before his family “I told my mom that was Continued to Page 10 By Brian Sanders priorities for a few years. wellness course eligible for Reinstating the Family and The district currently offers vocational weighting based on Consumer Sciences (FACS) five pathways — conceptual the number of students in the program at Jackson Heights combinations of classes and class. High School could be somewhat work-based experiences that “This pathway seems to make costly to the district, but the encourage students toward some good sense for some of Jackson Heights USD 335 careers in a particular field our student needs,” she added, Board of Education learned this — that include agricultural, noting that in conducting senior week that there is some interest business and marketing career “exit interviews” over the past in bringing the program back. fields at introductory , technical two years, graduating students During the board’s regular and application levels. have recommended that the month ly meeting on Monday, Initiating a human services school offer some “classes with District Superintendent and path way, Walsh said, would not some real-life application.” Elementary Principal Adrianne only allow for return of a FACS Bringing back the FACS Walsh asked the board to program — which disappeared course, however, could cost the consider the addition of a at JHHS in the past decade district anywhere from $70,000 “human services” learning after a FACS teacher left the to $100,000 initially, based on pathway that would involve district and interest in the pro cost estimates that Walsh said the reinstatement of the FACS gram waned to the point that it were “high.” That includes the program, an action that has been was eventually dropped — but on the board’s list of goals and it would also make a required Continued to Page 10 Presidents Day to be observed Monday Presidents Day, a nation- with its regular deadlines and Commission and the Holton al holiday, will be observed printing schedule. City Commission will meet on Monday, Feb. 19. Local banks, Home delivery of the news- Tuesday, instead of Monday, post offices and government paper, however, may be de- due to the holiday. buildings will be closed. layed due to the post office be- The Jackson County The Holton Recorder will be ing closed Monday. Commission will meet at 9 open Monday and will proceed Both the Jackson County a.m. Tuesday in the commis- sion chambers at the Jackson Merle Haggard and Ray McDonald (right) are shown posing for a photo in 2006. While living in California at a young age, McDonald met Haggard and THURSDAY’S FORECAST County Courthouse. Also, the Holton City Commission will formed a lasting friendship. McDonald worked alongside Haggard for several ST C H H F meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at City years, including many as his personal bus driver. Photo courtesy of Ray McDonald Look for the complete forecast on page 2. Hall. 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Benedict, Holton, aggra- speeding, operating a motor refusal to submit to preliminary Wilson, Topeka, possession of vated battery, criminal threat, vehicle without a valid license, breath test, diversion. drug paraphernalia, possession domestic battery, possession of $251. Michelle L. Treglio, Topeka, of marijuana; diversion. drug paraphernalia, disorderly Eric D. DeVader, Topeka, registration violation, $158. Filed conduct. driving under the influence, Alexandria Vela, address not State of Kansas vs. Franklin State of Kansas vs. Nicole L. found guilty. listed, operating a motor vehicle A. Peuker, Topeka, disorderly Martinez, Mayetta, attempted Asia M. Fairman, Mayetta, without a valid license, speed- conduct. murder in the second degree/ag- speeding, driving while license ing, $233. State of Kansas vs. Destiny gravated battery. cancelled, suspended or re- Michael E. Williams, Topeka, R. Graham, Holton, possession voked, $635. license to be carried and exhib- of marijuana, possession of drug Stephen R. Garner, address ited upon demand, $158. paraphernalia. Small Claims not listed, speeding, $159. State of Kansas vs. Datin D.S. Filed Anthony D. Hamilton Jr., Palmer, Topeka, forgery, theft. Complete Chiropractic Care Topeka, no proof of insurance, Criminal State of Kansas vs. Edward Center vs. Tyler Area, seeking $908. Dispositions L. Webster, Holton, distribution judgment of $185.54 plus inter- Kathryn R. Hazelwood, To- State of Kansas vs. Holly J. or possession with intent to dis- est and court costs. peka, transporting an open con- Goss, Topeka, possession of tribute a controlled substance, Complete Chiropractic Care tainer, operating a motor vehicle marijuana, license to be car- possession of marijuana, pos- Center vs. Tamaira Wright, without a valid license, $228. ried and exhibited upon de- session of drug paraphernalia, seeking judgment of $321.37 Marco A. Maldonado, address mand; sentenced to six months no proof of insurance. plus interest and court costs. not listed, speeding, no proof in jail, suspended; placed on State of Kansas vs. Jerry M. of insurance, driving while li- six months probation and fined Hopkins, Salina, two counts of cense cancelled, suspended or theft by deception, criminal de- Domestic $150 plus court costs. Dispositions revoked, $583. State of Kansas vs. Lisa A. privation of property, giving a Garth B. Ortiz, Holton, driv- Guffy, Holton, possession of worthless check. In the matter of Aidan Tem- ing under the influence, found marijuana, possession of drug State of Kansas vs. Shaun pleton and Gabrielle Templeton, guilty. paraphernalia; diversion. J. Barber, Delia, conspiracy to by and through their next friend James M. Page, address not State of Kansas vs. Cristo commit aggravated intimidation and mother Sara Weitl vs. Kac- listed, improper safety belt or R. Hernandez, Houston, Texas, of a witness or victim, attempted ey Templeton, sought determi- shoulder harness, $153. disorderly conduct, criminal lit- violation of a protective order. nation of paternity plus custody Katie Posch, Delia, driving tering; sentenced to 30 days in State of Kansas vs. Dylan W. and support judgment; granted. while license cancelled, sus- jail, suspended; fined $200 plus Zillifro, Mayetta, possession of In the matter of the marriage pended or revoked, $309. of Heather S. Rayls and Joseph court costs. marijuana, possession of drug P. Rayls, sought divorce; grant- ed. In the matter of the marriage of Duane C. Clemons and Ali- cia L. Clemons, sought divorce; CALENDAR granted. Thursday, Feb. 15 vs. Frankfort (PN). *The Circleville Senior Ex- *8 a.m. Holton Municipal *The Kansas Commission on ecutives will meet at noon at Court at Holton City Hall. Veteran’s Affairs Office Mobile Circleville Masonic Hall. Fried Dog *Holton/Jackson County Services will visit the We-Ta-Se chicken will be furnished. Please Chamber of Commerce lun- American Legion Post 410 park- bring a salad or dessert. All are cheon. ing lot of the Prairie Band Pota- welcome. Tags *Marcia Jager of Farmers In- watomi Nation. *4:30 p.m. HMS boys basket- surance will celebrate 10 years of *Narcotics Anonymous meet- ball at ACCJHS. Open House service with cookies and punch ing from 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in *JHMS boys basketball quar- Now at the office, 307 Montana Ave., the library room (room 104) terfinals, time TBA. Thursday, Suite C, Holton. Anyone who at Evangel United Methodist *NAMI Topeka two-family Due! comes in between February and Church, 227 Pennsylvania Ave. workshop classes will be held March will be eligible to enter in Holton. from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Feb. 22, 2018 into a drawing for a tablet. Countryside U.M. Church, 3221 $5 Tag Charge *4 p.m. WMS OTL Scholars Saturday, Feb. 17 SW Burlingame Rd., Room #4, for all spayed & neutered 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Bowl at Wetmore. *8 a.m. Jackson Heights and Topeka. For more information, *4:30 p.m. JHMS boys bas- Royal Valley forensics at RVHS. contact Marilyn Rowland at $10 Tag Charge for all ketball vs. St. Benedict at JH. *8 a.m. JHMS boys basketball 785-806-3049. non-spayed & neutered Snacks All Day *4:30 p.m. HMS boys basket- play-in game, location TBA. Bring proof of ball vs. Riverside at Holton. *8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Statewide Tuesday, Feb. 20 rabies vaccination to: Pancake Supper *4:30 p.m. RVMS 8th grade Women in Ag workshop, held at *The Jackson County Com- boys basketball vs. Hiawatha at Corning Community Center. For mission will meet at 9 a.m. City of Holton Served at 5:30 p.m. RVMS. more information, call the Nem- at the Jackson County Court- 430 Pennsylvania, *4:30 p.m. RVMS 7th grade aha County Conservation Dis- house in Holton (note change boys basketball vs. Hiawatha at trict at 785-336-2186, ext. 110. of date). All meetings are open Holton, KS Factory Reps., Vendors, RVES. *The Samuel Linscott DAR to the public. To address the Penalties of $5 per dog New Equipment *Thrive! Jackson County in- Chapter will meet at 10 a.m. at county commissioners, contact in addition to tag fee go into troductory class, held at EUM the Denison State Bank confer- Church in Holton. Dinner at 5:45 ence room at the main bank. Continued to Page 3 effect on March 1, 2018. BERG REPAIR p.m., class from 6:30 p.m. to 8 Entry is the northern door of the 14200 Godlove Rd., Westmoreland, KS p.m. bank. 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1940 SW Gage Blvd., Call Ahead Or Just Walk In Topeka, KS 66604 785-272-0004 THE HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14, 2018, PAGE 3 WHS scholars excel at regionals, state By Alena Pfrang Wetmore High School Student Correspondent On Thursday, Feb. 1, the Wetmore High School Scholars Bowl team competed at region- als, which were held at Ran- dolph-Blue Valley. There was a total of 12 teams competing; two pools of six. Pool A consisted of Hartford, Randolph-Blue Valley, Linn, Wetmore, Waverly and White City. Axtell, Junction City-St. Xavier, Miltonville, Hope, Mel- vern-Marais Des Cygnes Valley Wetmore High School seniors Myrna Crismas (left) and and Atchison-Riverbend Inter- Rob Ballenger were named King and Queen of Courts national made up Pool B. during Friday’s winter courtwarming festivities at WHS. The top three teams from each The Cardinals played Blue Valley-Randolph that night, pool advanced to the champion- but the Cardinal varsity boys and girls teams both lost to ship round. While the top three the visiting Rams. Submitted photo teams overall advance to state, only the top two teams receive regional plaques. Overall, there was plenty of Wetmore High School’s Scholars Bowl team took fourth place in the state competi- Courtwarming caps competition at regionals. The tion for Class 1A-Division II schools. Team members include, front row, from left: Al- six teams that proceeded to the yssa Montgomery, Ally Davis, Alena Pfrang and Savannah Bryant; back row, from left: championship round were Linn, Joel Hutfles, Curtis Bloom and coach Thelma Strathman. Submitted photo Wetmore spirit week Junction City-St. Xavier, Wet- more, Axtell, Riverbend and Strathman because it has been a Plains, Beloit-St. John’s, Grain- analyzed. Linn took first with By Lauryn Scott ners of the pep rally. Hartford. little while since Wetmore has field-Wheatland/Grinnell, -Lo four wins and one loss. Tied Wetmore High School Later that evening, Robert Bal- The round result revealed gone to state,” said junior Curtis gan, Tescott, Hutchinson-Central for second with three wins and Student Correspondent lenger and Myrna Crismas were that there was a close four-way Bloom. Christian, Rolla, Kiowa-South two losses were Rolla, Rexford- Wetmore school celebrated crowned the King and Queen of tie between Wetmore, Junction ——— Barber and Argonia. Golden Plains, and Wetmore. King and Queen of Courts in style. Courts. Ending the night, Wet- City-St. Xavier, Atchison-River- On Saturday, Feb. 10, the Junior competitor Joel Hutfles In the end, Rolla took second, To start spirit week off, Wetmore more High School had its first bend International and Axtell. Wetmore High School Scholars said, “The trip was tiring, but the Rexford-Golden Plains took School began with “Aloha Day.” Winter Formal in two years. After an agonizingly long Bowl team had an early start to experience was definitely worth third, and Wetmore took fourth Students wore leis, beach wear The dance ran from 9:30 p.m. to wait, the officials presented Linn a four-hour trip to Ransom to it.” “I was simply amazed by the and flowered shirts. On “Twos- 11:30 p.m. The candidates begin as first, Junction City-St. Xavier compete at the Class 1A Divi- After the teams were provided amount of knowledge possessed day” students dressed as a squad the evening by dancing to “Good as second and Wetmore as third. sion II State Scholars Bowl com- a nice meal, all of the teams and by high schoolers across the or as a famous duo. Throwing it Old Days” by Macklemore fea- Once they heard that they were petition. their supporters headed to the state,” Anissa Bloom said. back, Wednesday was “Decades turing Kesha. advancing to state, the WHS Although many of the team auditorium. Starting with Rex- The top three teams received Day.” The 50’s, 60’s, 70’s and Throughout the night many Scholars Bowl team couldn’t be- members were up late at the fordGolden Plains, each team plaques and medals, while fourth 80’s were all represented. Thurs- line dances and slow dances lieve it. King and Queen of Courts dance headed up to the stage for a brief place won only medals. Wetmore day was “Famous Person Day.” took place. Candidate Alena “I was ecstatic that the stu- the night before, they were ready introduction of the team mem- was delighted to receive fourth Finishing the week off right, Pfrang felt that the dance was a dents would be recognized for to begin the long car ride. Tag- bers and their coach. Then all of place medals as it was a tough Friday was “Red and White success. their hard work this year,” said ging along with the team were the teams headed off to the pre- and close competition. This is Day” which allowed students to “It was great to see so many WHS Scholars Bowl coach Coach Thelma Strathman and liminary rounds. the highest placing that Wet- show off their Cardinal Pride. people dancing,” Pfrang said. Thelma Strathman. Athletic Director Anissa Bloom. In the preliminary rounds, more has ever received in a state Beginning the day of Feb. 9, Student Council stayed after It had been a decade since Equipped with plenty of snacks there were two pools of six. The scholars bowl competition. 2018, Wetmore Student Council the dance was over to clean up Wetmore last went to State and beverages, the travelers be- top three of each pool advanced Scholar’s Bowl sponsor Thel- and Cheer Squad came together the dance’s decorations. Scholars Bowl. This will be their gan their journey to Western to the championship round. These ma Strathman was enthused by to hold a school-wide pep rally Student Council sponsor Con- fourth time ever competing at Plains High School. teams were Wetmore, Junction the excellent finish of her team, for the King and Queen of Court nie Hutfles said she was proud state. Wetmore competed at state Accompanying Wetmore at City-St. Xavier, Rexford-Golden “I am tremendously proud of candidates. These candidates in- of the student council. “I felt the in 2005, 2006 and 2008. state were Linn, Junction City- Plains, Beloit-St. John’s, Rolla, the team’s effort and their suc- cluded Robert Ballenger, Myrna kids all did a great job,” she said. “I was mostly happy for Mrs. St. Xavier, Rexford-Golden and Linn. cess. They did a great job staying Crismas, Jill Henry, Chanler Once the teams completed focused and they refused to give Morfitt, Alena Pfrang, Josephine the finals round, the results were up,” Strathman said. Shumaker, and Kyler Vance. Community Calendar... The pep rally began with the “Fight Song” followed by the Continued from Page 2 *The Caregivers Support *WHS TVL music at Troy. cheer “Get Fired Up.” Both bas- the county clerk’s office at 364- Group (formerly Alzheimer’s *70th annual Jackson County ketball teams were announced 2891 to have your name placed Support Group) will meet every Conservation District meeting, as their coaches gave speeches on a meeting agenda. third Tuesday of each month from held at First United Methodist about their seasons so far. Schol- *Wetmore army representa- 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Holton Church in Holton. Dinner will be ar’s Bowl was then introduced tive during lunch hour. Community Hospital care room. held at 6 p.m., followed by en- and recognized on their making *4 p.m. HMS Scholars Bowl For more information, contact tertainment, the business meet- it to state. The King and Queen at Riverside. Zennie McClintock at 364-9696 ing and award presentations at of Court candidates were then *5:15 p.m. WHS basketball at or Amy Spiker at 364-3164. 7 p.m. announced and brought to the Troy. *Holton Alateen, a fellow- center of the gym to play games *6 p.m. Royal Valley Boys Wednesday, Feb. 21 ship of young people whose 31310 O Road set up for them by Student and Girls Club Indian taco din- *4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Holton par- lives have been affected by al- Wetmore, KS 66550 Council. These games included ner. ent/teacher conferences. coholism, meets at 7 p.m. each (785) 933-3255 balloon tennis, the Angry Birds (785) 364-7604 Cell *6 p.m. Beck-Bookman Li- *No ACE for Holton stu- Wednesday in the library room email: [email protected] cannon competition, and the pie brary Board of Directors meet- dents. (room 104) at Evangel United the face showdown. ing at Beck-Bookman Library. *6 p.m. RVMS Site Council Methodist Church, 227 Pennsyl- The winners of balloon tennis *7 p.m. Holton City Commis- meeting. vania Ave. in Holton. were Jill Henry and (Homecom- sion meets at Holton City Hall *7 p.m. WAC Booster Club/ *The Crisis Pregnancy Center ing King) Ethan Osterhaus who (note change of date). Site Council meeting. in Holton is open every Wednes- acted as an escort. The Angry day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Birds cannon competition was also swept away by Henry and Osterhaus. 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HOLTON, KS 66436 Geothermal systems tap into the free, (785) 364-2514 renewable energy in the ground, and with energy savings up to 60%, it’s a smart choice. ______HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14, 2018, PAGE 4 Hamilton: Voters today carry extra burden By Lee Hamilton bode well for improvement. our institutions, and our politi- — to speak with clarity and OPINION Have you already made up Republicans have staked their cians. thoughtfulness not just about your mind about how you’re go- claim to votes on tax cuts, aban- And the answer, I believe, is what needs to be done, but about Enoy the Winter Olympics! ing to vote — at least by party doning more traditional con- that we have to look for politi- how to help make it happen. 1984 Sarajevo Games? — in this year’s important elec- cerns such as the deficit and the cians who want to build con- Politicians who are blatantly The 2018 Winter Olympics tions? I hope not. national debt. sensus, act constructively, and unrealistic as they pander to at Pyeongchang, South Korea How about Communist Chi- na’s 2008 spectacle in Beijing Because to serve Even though they control instill a sense — both in their voters’ prejudices — “I’ll bal- runs from Feb. 8 to Feb. 25 and our nation well at the government, they’re hav- colleagues and among ordinary ance the budget in three years!” features 102 events in 15 sports. that demonstrated that concerns over its oppression in Tibet and this troubled time ing trouble getting many things voters — that we’re all in this I heard one say the other day A total of 2,952 athletes from 92 in its political his- done. Democrats, meanwhile, together. without telling us how — do not National Olympic Committees human rights violations at home trumped a good sports show? tory, you should are moving leftward, and hop- We need leaders who can rise deserve our attention. are competing. be looking for ing for a November backlash above the polarization and divi- Instead, we should be looking Enjoy watching the many ath- What about the Olympic Committee’s decision to treat certain qualities against President Trump. siveness that current politicians for politicians who can move us letic events while you can! in the politicians In general, momentum in both have done so much to exacer- beyond our current paralysis. Try as everyone might, how- the murder of Israeli athletes in Munich in 1972 as not impor- you favor. parties seems to be moving to- bate, and instead begin focusing Who are open to different opin- ever, it’s impossible to fully Ideology, party ward the extremes, fueling a on cooperation, collective pur- ions and ideas, will work hard enjoy the Olympics knowing tant enough to put the rest of the Games on hold? affiliation, posi- political debate that rejects the pose, and the common good. to bring together people of dif- that they are being held just tions on key issues — these are middle ground. This is discour- Our institutions are badly in ferent points of view, and who down the street from one of the The flag-waving and torch- lighting Olympics are inherently important considerations, but aging. need of repair. Making them seek opportunities to discuss U.S.A.’s biggest adversaries - this year demands more from us At the national level, the par- work better, which is urgent, public issues forthrightly rather North Korea. political and always vulnerable to possible exploitation. as voters. ties seem more interested in will not happen with scorched- than dodge them. Who prefer to Due to the state of bad rela- To explain why, I need to their opponents’ unconditional earth politicking. answer hard questions, rather tions between North and South But we love them, anyway. The notion that Olympics can spend a little time talking about surrender than in carrying on It can only come from po- than just give a big speech and Korea, concerns were raised the current political environ- a debate that enlightens voters litical leaders who embrace bi- then leave the room. over the security of these Olym- help bring about lasting, posi- tive change in the world is still ment. and attempts to sway opinion. partisanship and the traditional Here’s the bottom line: Citizens pics. It is the most agitated I’ve One wonders whether we can values of democracy: pluralism, today carry an extra burden — not It’s impossible to remove a good dream for citizens of the merely to pick a politician we might world to have. seen in decades. The elector- ever find the will to negotiate free speech, and tolerance for politics from the Games com- ate is badly divided; the parties and compromise on difficult opposing points of view. favor for some reason, but to make pletely, but it’s OK to go ahead Mixing sports, nationalism choices that move us away from and concepts of international co- are split internally and vis-à-vis issues. Yet we have no choice We want to find politicians ideology and our own biases, and and try. one another; the national mood if we’re to move forward as a who respect and look for the The Olympics give us a operation will always lead to un- toward getting this country running comfortable moments like when is sour; our democratic institu- large and diverse nation. facts, not simply the facts as again. glimpse of what the world might tions are unproductive; and our Which is why I believe we they wish them to be. We need be like, if all we had to worry the North Korean dictator’s sis- Note: Lee Hamilton is a senior ter got sustained applause and political leaders cannot seem face a huge responsibility as to examine candidates’ rhetoric advisor for the Indiana University about was some healthy world to cooperate with one another, citizens this year. with great care, and understand Center on Representative Govern- competition. an otherwise rousing welcome at the current Olympics. much less engage substantively We may each be certain in our that it’s easy to state a problem ment; a distinguished scholar, IU Since the 1936 Berlin Olym- on the crucial issues we face as own biases and policy and party andPublic then lapse into Notice meaningless School of Global and International pics, or earlier, dictators like the That the Olympic Games Studies; and a professor of practice, continue on is reason enough to a nation. Not surprisingly, poli- preferences, but it is time to step generalities when it comes to IU School of Public and Environ- infamous Adolf Hitler have tried ticians face a restive, discon- back and ask how we revive the solutions. to exploit the Olympics with celebrate. go U.S.A.! mental Affairs. He was a member of David Powls tented electorate. system at a time when people By contrast, it’s hard — but the U.S. House of Representatives various degrees of success. This year’s dynamics don’t are so discouraged by politics, vitally important in this climate Remember the ill-fated Tito for 34 years. regime in Yugoslavia at the Public Notice PLAINS FOLK: A trip to Kyrgyzstan By Jim Hoy cal stress of extreme deserts or that Central Asian former So- who united the 40 Kyrgyz clans, (First published in The Holton Recorder, Holton, Kan., People talk about bucket tropics in others. viet Socialist Republic (which is over half a million lines long, on Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2018.) lists, things they want to do be- The one country I really want- lies west of China, south of longer than The Iliad, The Od- fore they die, like sky diving or ed to experience in earlier days Kazakstan, east of Uzbekistan, yssey, Paradise Lost and most HOLT TOWING & RECOVERY LLC climbing Mount Everest. was Afghanistan, partly because and north of Tajikistan) and that of the rest of the world’s epics I don’t really have a bucket of reading George Macdonald we could arrange to ride horses combined. Unclaimed Vehicle Auction list, maybe because I have no Fraser’s comic novel Flashman, through the mountains and no- The statue that impressed me Public Notice desire to put my life at risk in partly to see buzkashi (a horse- mads there, Mongolia was out most in Bishkek was of a man OPEN TO THE PUBLIC order to experience a transitory back game a little like polo, but and Kyrgyzstan was in. named Kojomkul, who lived Pursuant to K.S.A. 8-1103 et. Seq. physical thrill. played with a dead goat instead Our first couple of days were from 1889 to 1955. The following vehicles will be sold at a public auction Maybe bulldogging steers of a ball), but mainly because of spent in the capital, Bishkek, The statue showed him car- on FEBRUARY 20, 2018, at 8:00 AM and riding saddle broncs in my its nomadic culture. a city of a million people in a rying a full-grown horse on his youth satisfied that need. Nomads, whether on the Great country of six million in a space back, something actually said unless claimed by owner and all tow, storage, Or maybe Plains, in Lapland and the arc- a little smaller than South Da- to have been witnessed when and publication costs are paid in full. I’ve pretty tic, or on the steppes of Asia, kota. his mount bogged down cross- Auction held at much done all have always fascinated me, es- We were never out of sight ing a snowy pass, so Kojomkul Public15722 Notice150th Rd., Mayetta, KS 66509 the things I pecially horse nomads. of mountains, with many peaks picked him up and carried him Terms of this auction. All sales are final. NO REFUNDS! thought about Unfortunately, the Russians reaching over 24,000 feet. over. doing when I invaded Afghanistan, and then Bishkek itself wasn’t bright Kyrgyz horses, by the way, are YR MAKE & MODEL VIN was younger, the Americans moved in to fight and shining, was a little dingy, as large as ours, not the ponies like experi- the Taliban, so Afghanistan has in fact, with abandoned So- that Mongols ride. 2007 Ford Focus 1FAFP31N07W208586 encing cattle hardly been a safe place to visit viet-era apartment buildings, This particular horse, it is 1999 Mercury 1ZWFT61L5X5630941 stations in for decades. but there were many tree-filled reported, weighed over three- 1997Public Saturn Notice S Series 1G8ZK5276VZ117569 Australia and Mongolia was my second parks (natural, not manicured) quarters of a ton. Public Notice estancias in Ar- choice, but in recent years its and plenty of evidence of art‚ Sound impossible? Well, Kojom- 2013 Nissan Altima 1N4AL3AP6DC195735 gentina. nomadic culture has been rap- dance, theater, painting and kul was strong. He was the undisput- 2005 Kia Amanti KNALD124655053073 Oh, I wouldn’t mind seeing idly losing out to intensive min- sculpture. ed champion wrestler in all Central L14t2 the Egyptian pyramids, goril- ing and other types of develop- There were, in a park leading Asia, standing seven feet, six inches tall, weighing 396 pounds, and with las in the Congo, or bushmen in ment. to the capitol building, three hands over 10 inches long. Namibia, which I could do if I Last spring, my son and I de- statues of famous manashis, So maybe he did. really, really wanted to. cided we might go to Mongolia men renowned for their abil- Horseback into the mountains But those are things I could anyway, but Josh did some in- ity to recite, from memory next column. Public Notice more easily have done when I ternet exploring and found out (and over several days, I would Note: Jim Hoy, retired professor Public Notice of Engligh at Emporia State Uni- (First published in The Holton You are hereby required was younger. that nomads are alive and well imagine), the Kyrgyz national Recorder, Holton, Kan., on to file your written defenses At my age, I don’t feel like in Kyrgyzstan. epic, Manas. versity, is co-author of the Plains Folk column. Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2018.) thereto on or before March chancing the political dangers When we found out that no This 1,000-year-old-plus 12, 2018 at 8:30 a.m., of in some countries or the physi- visa was required for a visit to poem, about the cultural hero IN THE DISTRICT COURT said day, in said Court, in the OF JACKSON COUNTY, City of Holton, in Jackson Sen. Moran appointed to three Banking Committee subcommittees KANSAS County, Kansas, at which U.S. Senator Jerry Moran U.S. Senate Committee on mass transportation and global * U.S. Senate Committee on PublicPetition Pursuant Notice to time and place said cause (R-Kan.) – member of the Sen- Banking, Housing, and Urban competitiveness,” Sen. Moran Appropriations K.S.A. Chapter 59 will be heard. Should you fail ate Committee on Affairs Subcommittees include: said. “I look forward to working * U.S. Senate Committee on therein, judgment and decree Banking, Hous- * Securities, Insurance and with my colleagues in each of Banking, Housing, and Urban In the Matter of the will be entered in due course ing, and Urban Investment these subcommittees to promote Affairs Estate of upon said petition. Affairs – recently * Housing, Transportation economic growth and upward * U.S. Senate Committee on Fred N. Schumaker, announced his ap- and Community Development mobility for all Americans.” Veterans’ Affairs deceased All creditors are notified to pointment to three * Economic Policy Sen. Moran serves on the fol- * U.S. Senate Committee on exhibit their demands against Banking Commit- “These subcommittee ap- lowing committees for the 115th Environment and Public Works PublicCase No. 2018-Notice PR-9 the said estate within four (4) tee subcommit- pointments will further allow Congress: * U.S. Senate Committee on months from the date of the tees for the 115th me to advocate for Kansans on * U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs NOTICE OF HEARING AND first publication of this notice Congress. a wide array of issues pertaining Commerce, Science and Trans- NOTICE TO CREDITORS as provided by KSA 59-2236 Sen Moran’s to banking, insurance, housing, portation and amendments thereto, or THE STATE OF KANSAS if the identity of the creditor is TO ALL PERSONS CON- known or reasonably ascer- CERNED: tainable, 30 days after actual notice was given as provided YouPublic are hereby notifiedNotice that by law, and if their demands on the 9th day of February, are not thus exhibited, they 105 N. Hwy 99 & Main Westmoreland, KS 66549 2018, a Petition was filed in shall forever be barred. 785-457-2801 said Court by Larry G. Thorn- Specializing ton, named Executor under Larry G. Thornton, the Last Will and Testament Petitioner in Dementia of Fred N. Schumaker, de- Care ceased, praying the instru- Submitted and Approved by: ment dated September 17, Dennis A. White, #12108 2012,Public and attached Notice thereto White Law Office be admitted to probate and 120 West 5th Street, record as the Last Will and P.O. Box 445 Testament of the decedent; Holton, Kansas 66436 Happy and that Larry G. Thornton 785-364-3971 Valentine’s be appointed as Executor Attorney for Petitioner Day! without bond and that Let- ters Testamentary be issued WL14t3 to him.
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Jackson Heights juice and milk; Lunch – Grilled Friday, Feb. 23: Breakfast Wednesday, Feb. 21: Break Albright Monday, Feb. 19: No school chicken sandwich, sweet potato – Biscuit with egg and cheese, fast – Star spangled pancakes, Wanda K. Albright, 77, (Presidents Day). fries, red and green pepper slic fruit, juice and milk; Lunch fruit and milk; Lunch – Chicken of Topeka, passed away on Tuesday, Feb. 20: Breakfast es, fruit and milk. – Cheese quesadilla, refried and noodles, mashed potatoes, Monday, Feb. 12, 2018, at – Western omelet, whole-wheat Thursday, Feb. 22: Break beans, sliced cucumber and car green beans, roll, fruit and milk. Midland Hospice House. tortilla, fruit, juice and milk; fast – Scrumptious coffee cake, rots, fruit and milk. Thursday, Feb. 22: Break She was a 1958 gradu Lunch – Corn dog, tater tots, yogurt, fruit, juice and milk; Holton fast – Breakfast burrito, fruit ate of Highland Park High green beans, fruit, chocolate Lunch – Spaghetti with meat Monday, Feb. 19: Breakfast – and milk; Lunch – Turkey and School, a 1982 graduate of chip cookie and milk. balls, garlic breadstick, green Breakfast pizza or cereal, choice cheese on a bun, potato wedges, Washburn University with an Wednesday, Feb. 21: Break beans, tossed salad, fruit and of fruit and/or juice and milk; fresh broccoli, fruit and milk. Associate of Arts degree and fast – Breakfast pizza, fruit, milk. Lunch – Hamburger on a bun or Friday, Feb. 23: Breakfast – a 1983 graduate with a Bach fruit yogurt parfait, lettuce and Breakfast pizza, fruit and milk; elor’s degree in Social Work. tomato, oven fries, fresh fruits Lunch – Cheese pizza, corn, She was then accepted into and vegetables and milk. salad, fruit and milk. The University of Kansas’ SADD chapters host Tuesday, Feb. 20: Breakfast Wetmore one-year Advanced Stand – Pancake on a stick or cereal, Monday, Feb. 19: No school ing Program. She received choice of fruit and/or juice and (Presidents Day). her Master’s Degree in So Winter Escape Night milk; Lunch – Chili or chicken Tuesday, Feb. 20: Breakfast cial Work, graduating Magna By Ally Davis nuggets, tortilla chips (9-12), – Biscuits and gravy; Lunch – Cum Laude in 1984. She re other assorted snacks throughout cinnamon roll, fresh fruits and Hamburger on a whole-grain ceived honors at both univer Wetmore High School the night. In the turf room, there Student Correspondent vegetables and milk. bun, campfire potato wedges, sities. were stations to boost self-con Wednesday, Feb. 21: Break baked beans, peaches and milk. Wanda served on multiple On Saturday Feb. 3, the fidence and relieve stress. In the fast – Homemade cinnamon roll Wednesday, Feb. 21: Break boards, including the Board Wetmore and Sabetha SADD exercise room, students learned or cereal, choice of fruit and/or fast – Syrup Day; Lunch – Chili, of Directors of Kanza Mental chapters hosted a Winter Escape how to avoid and deny peer pres juice and milk; Lunch – Chicken rabbit food, pickle spears, apple Moser Health Center, representing Night at the Netawaka Fitness sure by acting out different situ Paul Moser, 89, of Holton, nuggets or country fried beef, smiles, whole-grain cinnamon Jackson County, the Foundry Center for the middle school ations they may come across in mashed potatoes and gravy, sal roll and milk. passed away on Friday, Feb. Board of Directors of Hoyt, ers of surrounding areas. About their teenage life. 9, 2018, at St. Francis Hospi ad, fresh fruit and milk. Thursday, Feb. 22: Breakfast with the group’s goal of 100 middle school students from Throughout the night, students Thursday, Feb. 22: No – Sausage or egg biscuit sand tal in Topeka. having a hospice in Jackson Nemaha Central, Centralia, Sa received slips of paper to use for He was born Aug. 1, 1928, school (parent/teacher confer wich; Lunch – Chicken strips, County. She was also a vol betha and Wetmore attended the a drawing at the end of the night. ences). mashed potatoes and gravy, in Troy, to Fred and Goldie unteer for Topekans Against event. This drawing included a drone, Dittemore Moser. Friday, Feb. 23: No school corn, fruit cocktail, whole-grain Crime as a rape counselor, These SADD chapters work two Sonic gift cards, two iTunes (parent/teacher conferences). roll and milk. Paul was a grade school as well as a volunteer at the to promote a safe alternative cards, four United for Youth T- educator, coach and princi Royal Valley Friday, Feb. 23: Breakfast Shawnee County Sheriff’s to many destructive decisions shirts and two pairs of earbuds. Monday, Feb. 19: No school – Breakfast pizza; Lunch – pal for 42 years, teaching Department, along with her some students may face. A “Pick Wetmore SADD sponsor Sta at Whiting, Mayetta, Cir (parent/teacher conferences). Whole-grain cheese pizza, spin friend Pat G. Your Poison” display was set up ci Honas felt that the Winter Es Tuesday, Feb. 20: Breakfast ach garden salad, green beans, cleville and Jackson Heights. Wanda was a member of so students could learn what cape Night was a success. He established Little League – Sausage breakfast sandwich, fresh Clementine, sherbet cup the National Association of poisonous ingredients are in “I thought it was well-attended fruit and milk; Lunch – Pork rib and milk. baseball in Holton and was Social Workers, Female Exec cigarettes, tobacco products and and the students seemed to have an avid sports fan and fisher on a bun, french fries, fresh car Note: Menus subject to utives of America and she en cigars. a good time,” Honas said. rots, fruit and milk. change. man. He served as SSgt. in joyed being a member of Phi Underneath the pictures of the Kansas Army National Kappa Phi’s National Honors ingredients found in these dan MARCH Guard, 154th Field Artillery, Society. She was also trained gerous products were lists of SUBSCRIPTIONS 1st Battalion, as an expert for biofeedback and energy. other places they are found. ARE NOW PAYABLE Chapel Oaks Funeral Homes rifle and pistol marksman. Wanda was a proud lifetime For example, cigarettes contain SINCE 1988 Paul was a life member member of the Cooking Club arsenic, which is also found in 30 YEARS OF SERVICE TO NORTHEAST KANSAS of the NRA, a member of of America. She was an avid rat poisoning, acetone, which Harshaw the Holton Lions Club and a reader and greatly loved her is found in nail polish remover, We are proud of our tradition of service we have provided for a quarter of a century. Melvin Jones Fellow. books. Wanda was known and ammonia, which is found Accounting & We strive to go beyond expectations. Paul married Ila Rose Jen for her good sense of humor, in household cleaning products • Plans detailed to fit your personal needs. kins on Aug. 16, 1951, in and that she absolutely loved and sewer gases. Tax Service, LLC • Casketed services, cremation and memorial services. Highland. She preceded him K.U. basketball games. Rock At this event, students par • Need a direct cremation? We can help. Removal, paperwork, in death on March 8, 2015. Leesa M. Harshaw Chalk Jayhawks KU!!! ticipated in 10 stations around EA, PA, MBA, ARA, ABA, ATP obituary placement and death certificates. Reasonable, He was also preceded Wanda belonged to Luther comparable prices – call us for details. the fitness center. In the gym, 111 S. Topeka Ave. • Holton, KS in death by his parents; his Place I Chapel. It was formed there were obstacle courses brothers and their spouses, in 2012 with our devoted that students who wore “drunk” 785-364-2387 Uncompromised Care at Affordable Prices Raymond (Retta), Adam Chaplain, Tony Martin, her goggles attempted to complete. Wayne Leiker E-FILE Please call or visit our Web site at: (Henrietta) and Harold best friend, Betty Webster, To learn the effects of delayed Co-Owner (Floy); sisters-in-law, Jody and herself. 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Thursday, March 15, @ 7:00 PM from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thurs Albright on Feb. 20, 1966. day, Feb. 15 at Chapel Oaks They were later divorced St. Marys Senior Center, 403 West Lasley St. Funeral Home in Holton. A in 1992. Of this union are private remembrance will be two children, Tammy K. Al DR. JOSEPH M. St. Marys, KS held at 3 p.m. Friday, Feb. 16 bright-Cochran and Dusty E. TRACT #1 TRACT #2 at the funeral home. Albright. SCHNEIDER, D.C. 160 Acres Pasture and Potential Home 160 Acres pasture, Brome Hay and Crop Memorial contributions She had 16 grandchildren is now practicing at: Sites, Eastern Pottawatomie County, KS Ground, Western Jackson County, KS may be made to the Ameri and 14 great-grandchildren. can Cancer Society or Amer She is also survived by two La Valley Chiropractic 4 miles north of St. Marys with Hwy 63 Located at NW corner of 158th Rd and B ican Heart Association, sent precious felines, Lily and 4525 SW 21st St. and Diamond Rd frontage. There is an old Rd. The pasture is cross fenced into 3 in care of Chapel Oaks Fu Swather. home site with all utilities available. Rural grazing units with brome and native grass. neral Home, P.O. Box 1034, As per Wanda’s request, Topeka, KS 66604 water meter, sewer lagoon, Westar Electric One large pond & one small pond plus Holton, KS 66436. Online there will be no service. She and gravel driveway. The pasture has 2 spring water. 14 acres of mostly creek condolences may be made at was cremated, and interment HOURS: chapeloaksfuneralhome.com will be held at a later date Tuesday & Thursday small ponds and well water. bottom crop ground. Much of the Brome Holton Recorder 2/14/18 s in Hoyt Cemetery. In lieu of 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. has been used for hay ground. flowers she asks that memo rials be made to the C.A.T. Please Call Seller: Teresa E. Zima Estate Cunning-Moffitt Association, 1719 S.W. Gage 785-215-8700 For more information, maps and photos go to: www.pearlrealestate.org Adalee Marie Cunning-Mof Blvd., Topeka, KS 66604; or for an appointment. PEARL REAL ESTATE AND APPRAISAL SERVICE fitt, 94, Meriden, died Monday, Heart of Jackson Humane Dennis Rezac Auctioneer 785 456 4187 • Mike Pearl, Broke 785 256-5174 or 785 437 6007 Feb. 12, 2018, at her home. Society, 414 E. Eighth St., She was born Nov. 8, 1923, Holton, KS 66436; or to the in Meriden, the daughter of Roy charity of your choice. and Anna Ammen Cunning. She Holton Recorder 2/14/18 s graduated from Rock Creek Public Notice High School in 1941. Mrs. Cunning-Moffitt was a Welch Patricia Cannon Welch, 59, member of the Meriden Com (Published in The Holton Recorder, Holton, Kan., on Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2018.) munity Church, Jefferson Coun Holton, died Monday, Feb. 12, ty Historical Society, Jefferson 2018, at The University of Kan County Genealogy Society, sas Health St. Francis Campus. Platte County Genealogy Soci She was born May 2, 1958, in ety and the NRA. Charlotte, N.C., the daughter of She married Vernon Clark in Joe Edgar and Ruth Clementine 1946. They divorced. She mar Hearn Cannon. She had lived in ried Earl “Lee” Moffitt in 1956. the Holton community for two He died in 2000. She was also months to be closer to her son preceded in death by her par and daughter-in-law; she previ ents; a sister, Melba Persing; ously lived in Dallas, N.C., for and a granddaughter, Mary Kate most of her life. Clark. Mrs. Welch was owner and Survivors include two chil operator of Superior Cleaning in dren, Beverly Clark-Goodyear, North Carolina for six years. Topeka, and Carrol Clark, Pi She was a former member of qua; four grandchildren, Tod Revival Tabernacle Church in Adams, Denison, Jason Clark, North Carolina. Wichita, and Matthew Clark She married Steve L. Welch. and Sarah Clark, both of Pi He died Nov. 18, 2012. She was qua; six stepgrandchildren; five also preceded in death by her great-grandchildren, Amber parents. Wells, Carbondale, Danny Ad Survivors include three sons, ams and Ariel Adams, both of Adam Welch and wife Carrie, Denison, Briar Adams, Topeka, Holton, and Jack Sides Jr. and and Mya Clark Theim, Wichita; John Sides, both of Charlotte, 14 stepgreat-grandchildren; sev N.C.; three sisters, Sandra Can en great-great-grandchildren; non, Twila Arrendale and Kelly nephews, Thomas Persing, Cannon, all in North Carolina; Topeka, and Douglas Persing, two brothers, Joe and David Meriden; and a niece, Jennifer Cannon, both in North Carolina; Persing, Meriden. and three grandchildren, Jack, Funeral services will be held Cheyenne and Jacob. at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 20 at Graveside services will be Meriden Community Church. held at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Cremation will follow. Mrs. Holton Cemetery. Mercer Fu Cunning-Moffitt will lie in state neral Home in Holton is in after 3 p.m. Monday, Feb. 19 charge of arrangements. Memorial contributions may at Penwell-Gabel Parker-Price be made to Medicalodges Jack Chapel, 245 N.W. Independence son County Church Service Ave., Topeka, where family Fund, sent in care of Mercer will receive friends from 6 p.m. Funeral Home, P.O. Box 270, to 7:30 p.m. Holton, KS 66436. Memorial contributions may Holton Recorder 2/14/18 be made to Alzheimer’s Associ ation-Topeka, 3625 S.W. 29th, Suite 102, Topeka, KS 66614. Holton Recorder 2/14/18 holtonrecorder.net L14t1 SPORTS Monday
______HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14, 2018, PAGE 6 Big 7 SPORTS Wednesday Wrestling League Holton to medals top host 4A 4 placers By Michael Powls regional At the Big 7 League wrestling meet here in Holton last Friday, the top four placers medaled, it wrestling was reported. Wrestling coaches say that winning your weight class at the league tourney is like tourney being named First Team All- n RV to compete League in wrestling. The top four in each weight at 3A-2A-1A class were as follows: wrestling regional 106 - 1st place – Jake Barnes, Holton, 2nd place – Dalton Kah- at Silver Lake le, Perry-Lecompton. st By Michael Powls 113 - 1 place – Kaden Dil- lion, Sabetha. 2nd place – Braden The Kansas prep regional rd wrestling tournaments are set Woodson, Perry-Lecompton. 3 place – Brodie Page, ACCHS. for this weekend and will decide th state wrestling qualifiers. 4 place – Judson Mathis, Royal The top four placers in each Valley. 120 - 1st place – Taygen Fletch- weight class at regional compe- nd tition qualify for the state wres- er, Holton. 2 place – Colton Scholz, ACCHS. 3rd place tling tourmaments to be held th Feb. 23-24. – Hunter Thelen, Jeff West. 4 Class 4A will have four region- Holton’s Dylan Aeschliman, shown above second from place – Hunter Barnes, Perry al sites for wrestling - Abilene, left, took first in the 170-pound class at the league tour- Lecompton. 126 - 1st place – Kolby Roush, Arkansas City, Burlington and ney and Zach Burger of Royal Valley, shown above at nd Holton. left, took third. Holton. 2 place – Beau Horn, Riverside. 3rd place – Thad Met- Friday’s wrestling action at th Holton will start at 2 p.m. on calfe, Perry-Lecompton. 4 place three mats. Saturday’s wrestling – Shane Kelly, Jeff West. 132 - 1st place – Derrick Karn, will start at 10 a.m. with cham- Holton’s Ace Eisenbarth, shown above at left, took nd pionship finals expected to start third at the league tourney in the 160-pound class. Riverside. 2 place – Con- ner Gilliland, Holton. 3rd place at about 4:30 p.m. th Teams competing at Holton’s – Braden Mitchell, Sabetha. 4 regional will include Holton, place – Mitchell Root, Perry- Atchison, Baldwin, Basehor- Lecompton. 138 - 1st place – Luke Horn, Linwood, Bonner Springs, Eu- nd dora, Kansas City-Bishop Ward, Riverside. 2 place – Lawson Henry, Holton. 3rd place – Kody Kansas City-Piper, Kansas City- th Sumner Academy, Jefferson Gibson, Jeff West. 4 place – Grant Roush, Perry-Lecompton. West, Santa Fe Trail, Shawnee st Mission-Bishop Miege, Ton- 145 - 1 place – Scott Resler, Riverside. 2nd place – Brandon ganoxie, Topeka-Hayden and rd Wamego. Brownlee, Sabetha. 3 place – Joel Guess, Perry-Lecompton. The 4A state wrestling tour- th nament will be held at Salina’s 4 place – Joel Scott, Jeff West. 152 - 1st place – Kamden event center. nd Class 3A-2A-1 will have four Brownlee, Sabetha. 2 place – Kinstin Juhl, Riverside. 3rd place regionals – Eureka, Goodland, th Hoisington and Silver Lake. – Cael Jackson, Holton. 4 place – Karsen Smith, Royal Valley. Royal Valley wrestlers will st compete at the Silver Lake 160- 1 place – Brayden Seime- ars, Riverside. 2nd place – Walker Class 3A-2A-1A regional wres- rd tling tourney on Friday and Sat- Lowdermilk, Sabetha. 3 place – Ace Eisenbarth, Holton. urday. Friday’s wrestling starts st at 2 p.m. 170 - 1 place – Dylan Aeschi- Holton’s Taygen Fletcher, shown above second from Holton’s Kyler Tannahill, shown above second from man, Holton. 2nd place – Tae- Teams competing at Silver left, took first in the 120-pound class. left, took first in the 285-pound class. rd Lake’s regional include Sil- lur Barnes, Jeff West. 3 place – Zach Burger, Royal Valley. ver Lake, Royal Valley, Atchi- th son-Maur Hill-Mount Acad- 4 place – Grant Shaver, Perry- Lecompton. emy, Atchison-Riverbend In- st ternational School, Burlingame, 182 - 1 place – Konner Tanna- hill, Holton. 2nd place – Hayden Council Grove, Easton-Pleasant rd Ridge, Effingham-Atchison Co Robb, Perry-Lecompton. 3 place – Kaedin Juhl, Riverside. Community, Eskridge-Mission th Valley, Gypsum-Southeast of 4 place – Tanner Ukele, Sa- betha. Saline, Herington, Highland- st Doniphan West, Onaga, Osage 195 - 1 place – Jacob MacK- night, Riverside. 2nd place – Car- City, Oskaloosa, Perry-Lecomp- rd ton, Richmond-Central Heights, son Ukele, Sabetha. 3 place – Nate Buchtel, Royal Valley. Riley County, Rossville, Sa- th betha, Shawnee-Maranatha 4 place – Killian O’Connor, Christian Academy, St. Mary’s, Holton. 220 - 1st place – Brian Shane, Wabaunsee and Wathena-Riv- nd erside. Royal Valley. 2 place – Aus- tin Rollett, Holton. 3rd place The Class 3A-2A-1A state th wrestling tournament will be – Dawson Dick, Riverside. 4 held at Fort Hays State Uni- place – Collin Rossillon, Perry- Lecompton. versity’s Gross Memorial Coli- st seum. 285 - 1 place – Kyler Tanna- hill, Holton. 2nd place – Elliott Strahm, Sabetha. 3rd place – Kyle Panthers roll th Holton’s Jake Barnes, shown above at left, took first Bonham, Perry-Lecompton. 4 over Riverside place in the 106-pound class. place – Jacob Smith, Riverside. By Ali Holcomb The Royal Valley boys and girls varsity basketball teams Wildcats win dominated at home Tuesday night in a league matchup 2 vs. ACCHS against Riverside. Holton’s Konner Tannahill, shown above second from left, took first in the 182-pound class. By David Powls The Lady Panthers are now 8- Both Wildcat varsity bas- 5 in the Big Seven League after ketball teams picked up wins defeating the Lady Cyclones at home against ACCHS here 76-28. Riverside dropped to 1- Tuesday night. 12 in league play. The Holton girls won 64-28 After the first quarter, the Lady and the Holton boys won 57-41. Panthers were up 23-13, and by “Our interior passing was the half, the score was 44-22 in probably the best it’s been,’’ said RV’s favor. HHS head coach Ryan Noel after “I didn’t think we played our the boys game. “Our guards did best in the first quarter,” said RV a nice job of using our posts.’’ coach Kyle Porter. “We didn’t Four Wildcats scored in double run our transition as well, as we digits – Mason Strader (15), Ma- forced some passes. I think after son Chanay (13) Zane Moylan that quarter we got our act to- (12) and AJ Haussler (10). gether and stated playing up to “This game was a good ex- our capabilities.” ample of scrappy defense in the In the second half, the Pan- second half,’’ coach Noel said. thers had 32 additional points “Congrats to Zane Moylan for and kept Riverside to just six getting his first dunk in a high points. school varsity game.’’ “We played much better and Holton improved to 6-7 in finished the game strong,” he the Big Seven and 8-9 over- said. “We’re trying to learn how all. ACCHS is now 1-12 in the to play consistently.” Holton’s Cael Jackson, shown above at left, took third league and 2-15 overall. RV had 10 players score points place in the 152-pound class and Royal Valley’s Karsen during the game. The team was Holton’s Kolby Roush, shown above, second from left, Smith, shown above at right, took fourth place. Continued to Page 7 led by 22 points from senior took first place in the 126-pound class. Photos on this page by Michael Powls Tamo Thomas. “We emptied the bench during ______the fourth quarter and played everybody,” Porter said. “Ev- erybody that played scored, Jackson Heights Cobra basketball teams split games with Dragons which is a good sign for us.” By Brian Sanders overall) got off to a good start third quarter and allowed their were able to contest shots well finish with the contact.” RV: 23-21-23-9 – 76 The first games of a three- in the first half against the NEK offense to come out ahead. throughout the game, but the The Lady Cobras were unable Riverside: 13-9-2-4 – 28 date road trip for the Jackson League-leading Lady Dragons “Valley Falls is very deliberate third quarter was the turning to get past a two-possession Individual statistics: Heights High School Cobras (11-1 league, 15-2 overall), in their offense, and they are point. deficit throughout the fourth RV: T. Thomas 9 (2) 2-2 22, varsity basketball teams ended taking a 16-14 lead in the first very patient, pending their high “When you get behind Valley quarter, and the Lady Dragons Broxterman 5 4-5 14, Shopteese in a split on Tuesday with Valley half of Tuesday’s game, which skill level on both sides,” Coach Falls, they really utilize the outscored them 13-12 in the 4 (1) 2-3 11, K. Thomas 3 2-4 8, Falls, with the Cobra boys easily Jackson Heights Head Coach Shupe said. “Our goal was to get clock to benefit them,” he said. frame to get the win. K. Ogden 2 3-4 7, Thompson 3 outdoing the Dragons 53-35 Dan Shupe said was “a good them out of their pace and play “And we fell behind a couple Amaya Marlatt led the Lady 1-2 7, Saia 1 0-1 2, Stithem 1 0- while the Lady Cobras sustained defensive game on both sides.” more at our pace of play. We did of possessions, which allowed Cobras in scoring with eight 1 2, Fink 1 0-0 2, Williamson 0 a 36-31 loss. But in the end, it was Valley that at times, but not consistently them to play at their pace. We points, followed by Kylie Dohl 1-2 1. Totals 29 (3) 15-24 76. The Lady Cobras (7-4 in the Falls’ defense that held the enough.” had opportunities close to the with seven. Continued to Page 7 Northeast Kansas League, 12-5 Cobras to three points in the Shupe said the Lady Cobras basket, but we just couldn’t Continued to Page 7 ______HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14, 2018, PAGE 7
Holton’s Conner Gilliland, shown above third from left, took second in the 132-pound class at the league wres- Royal Valley’s Brian Shane, shown above second from tling tourney. left, took first in the 220-pound class. Holton’s Austin ______Rollett, shown above third from left, took second. n Royal Valley’s Nate Buchtel, shown above at left, RV sweeps Riverside took third in the 195-pound class and Holton’s Killian O’Connor, shown above at right, took fourth. Continued from Page 6 Meriden on Friday for a league Riverside: Miller 3 (2) 2-3 10, matchup against Jefferson West. Brewer 3 1-2 7, Hawkins 2 (1) Games begin at 4:30 p.m. Photos on this page by Michael Powls 0-0 5, Whitten 1 1-2 3, Huff 0 RV: 18-26-25-13 – 82 2-4 2, Murphy 0 1-3 1, Byrd 0 Riverside: 6-14-20-4 – 44 0-2 0. Totals 9 (3) 7-16 28. Individual statistics: ----- RV: M. Spoonhunter 10 (1) 4- The RV boys team also found 4 25, Hale 6 (4) 0-0 16, Knox- success last night, winning sah 3 (1) 4-5 11, Frisby 4 (1) 1-1 82-44 against the visiting Cy- 10, Cumpton 3 1-3 7, B. Neuner clones. 3 0-0 6, Mills 2 (1) 0-0 5, K. RV is now 5-8 in the league Spoonhunter 1 0-0 2. Totals 32 and Riverside drops to 3-10. (8) 10-13 82 During the first quarter, the Riverside: Miller 11 (3) 3-6 Panthers had 18 points and kept 28, Maddox 2 (1) 0-0 5, Ander- the Cyclones to six points. son 1 2-4 4, J. Libel 1 (1) 0-0 3, “We came out well and con- Richter 1 0-0 2, Webb 1 0-0 2. centrated on getting the ball in- Totals 17 (5) 5-10 44. Royal Valley’s Judson Mathis, shown above at right, side and that gave us some con- took fourth in the 113-pound class. fidence,” said RV head coach Keith Pelton. “It just steam- ______rolled from there.” At the half, RV had a com- n manding lead, 44-20. HHS Wildcats win two from ACCHS Both teams had high-scoring third quarters with RV scoring Continued from Page 6 The Lady Tigers are now 4-9 in the ACCHS 8-9-9-2—28 25 points over Riverside’s 20 The Wildcats will host Sabetha league and 7-10 overall. Holton – Flewelling 1 0-0 2, Shay points. RV took the last quarter next Tuesday for senior night. “We played a good game and we Tanking 2 (2) 3-3 13, Barta 2 0-0 4, 13-4. --- were solid in shot selection and shot Hickman 3 1-1 7, Rhodd 1 0-0 2, “Riverside played hard, but Holton boys 57, ACCHS 41 the ball at a high percentage,’’ said Saydee Tanking 5 (1) 4-5 17, Price they didn’t have an answer for Holton 14-14-16-13—57 HHS head coach Jon Holliday af- 4 0-0 8, Holaday 2 1-3 5, Moore 2 us inside,” Pelton said. ACCHS 10-16-9-6—41 terwards. “The game is pretty easy 2-2 6. Totals 22 (3) 11-14 64. Eight players scored for the Holton – Wright 0 1-2 1, Strader when the ball goes in the hoop. Pro- ACCHS- S. Johnson 2 0-1 4, G. 5 (1) 2-4 15, Chanay 4 (1) 2-5 13, duction was good off the bench. It Appell 2 2-4 6, K. Parnell 0 2-2 2, Panthers. Senior Masen Spoon- Holton’s Lawson Henry, shown above third from left, hunter had 25 points, and Pak Moylan 3 (2) 0-0 12, Haussler 1 (2) was a good game to hopefully gain J. Ernzen 0 5-5 5, K. Beien 5 1-1 11. 2-2 10, Forrester 1 4-4 6. Totals 14 some confidence.’’ Totals 9 10-13 28. took second place in the 138-pound class. Hale had 16 points, including (6) 6-11-57. Coach Holliday said it had been four three-pointers. ACCHS – Navinsky 0 1-2 1, a “tough six-game stretch’’ for the “Our assists haven’t been very Montgomery 1 (2) 1-2 9, Miller 0 team that lasted a month. high so we thought this would 1-2 1, Smith 1 (3) 2-2 13, Boos 1 “Six games in a month isn’t very be a good game to make sure 2-2 4, Smith 4 (1) 2-2 13. Totals 7 many in that stretch of the season We will be closed everyone was involved,” he (6) 9-12 41. and now we are going to play four said. “Things become a lot more games in nine days as a compari- open when we move the ball. The Holton girls improved to son,’’ coach Holliday said. Monday, Feb. 19, 2018 in 10-3 in the Big Seven and 12-5 Holton girls 64, ACCHS 28 We found easier shots.” overall with the win over ACCHS. Holton 9-22-22-11—64 The Panthers will head to Public Notice observance of Presidents’ Day n Cobras split games at Valley Falls CLOSED Continued from Page 6 Dohl picking up his third foul,” of game going to their place. If we DENISON STATE BANK Up next for the Lady Cobras, Coach Brown said. “We are can stop them from the three-point who stay in third place in obviously a much different team line, we will have a great chance to the NEK League standings, with him on the bench. But I win.” Farmers State Bank The Cobras are also preparing for is a Friday road trip to take thought the boys did a good substate play after a Feb. 20 road Public Notice on McLouth, currently at the job of hanging on and getting game against JCN and a season-end bottom of the league with a 0- through the second as well as ing home game against Horton on Holton National Bank 12 record and 3-14 overall. possible without our big man.” Feb. 23. (Branch GNB) “We’re going to continue to In the second half, the tide “I think everyone is focused play at a high level with a lot of turned back in favor of the and ready to get better each game, energy,” Shupe said on going up Cobras, who went on a 16-4 run knowing we will have to be playing against McLouth, who lost 35- in the third quarter with a pair of our best ball to advance during 28 at Maur Hill-Mount Academy treys from Kolby Rethman and substate,” Brown said. Girls Scoring on Tuesday. “This group is very the return of Dohl to the game. Valley Falls 10-4-9-13 36 Public Notice focused on finishing the regular “It really was as simple as Jackson Heights 11-5-3-12 31 season strong and seeing what getting Braden back in the Jackson Heights: Marlatt 3 2-2 we can do in the postseason.” game,” Brown said. “With him 8, Williams 3 1-1 7, Dohl 2 (1) 1- Published in The Holton Recorder, Holton, Kan., on Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2018. ——— in, he drew the defense inside 2 6, McMahon 2 (1) 0-2 5, Brey 2 On the boys’ side, the Cobras and allowed our shooters more 0-0 4, J. White 0 1-2 1. Totals 12 held on to a tie with Jefferson room to operate on the out (2) 5-9 31. County North for second place side.” Valley Falls: Frakes 5 2-3 12, in the NEK League, boosting Dohl led the Cobras with 14 Kearney 3 (3) 2-2 11, Kirkwood 2 their league record to 9-2 and points on the night, followed by 2-2 6, Wildeman 2 0-2 4, DeLong 1 Brady Holliday and Lane Thomas (1) 0-0 3. Totals 13 (4) 6-9 36. Public Notice their overall record to 12-5 with JV: Jackson Heights 30, Valley the 53-35 win over Valley Falls. with 11 points each. Brown also cited Holliday as the top defensive Falls 23. The Dragons remained at the man, with some “huge steals” in the Boys Scoring bottom of the league, falling third quarter that propelled the team Jackson Heights 16-8-16-13 53 to 1-11 in the league and 3-14 to the win. Valley Falls 9-11-4-11 35 overall. On Friday, the Cobras will travel Jackson Heights: Dohl 6 (1) 1- Cobra Head Coach Chris to McLouth to take on a Bulldog 1 14, Holliday 4 3-3 11, Thomas Brown said his team came out team that’s currently sitting at fourth 4 (1) 2-3 11, Rethman 3 (3) 0-0 9, fast early, “which is always what in the NEK League standings with a Cooper Williams 2 0-0 4, Olberding Public Notice league record of 7-5 and an overall 2 0-0 4. Totals 21 (5) 6-7 53. we want,” and the Cobras got Valley Falls: N. Pickerell 4 3-6 11, off to a 16-9 first quarter lead record of 10-7 after losing 64-45 to Maur Hill on Tuesday. The Cobras Lockhart 3 (1) 3-3 10, Aspenwall 4 before running into foul trouble beat the Bulldogs earlier this season 0-1 8, Brosa 2 0-2 4, D. Pickerell 1 in the second quarter and al at home, and Brown said his team is 0-0 2. Totals 14 (1) 6-12 35. lowing the Dragons to close the looking for a sweep. JV: Jackson Heights 42, Valley gap to 24-20 at intermission. “McLouth gave us a great game Falls 39. “The biggest issue in the the first time around,” he said. second quarter was Braden “We have to expect the same type Public Notice GED / ABE / A-OK New ORIENTATION Feb. 27-March 1 August4 15-18 p.m.-7 • Must attend p.m. all 4 days New Kickapoo Adm. Building .8 mi. west of Trading Post Contact Steven Mitschele Kickapoo Reservation 824785-969-4522 111th Drive, Horton, KS
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Siebert plant or the essential oil also Aesthetically, it works best hearing from friends and “There’s can clear the head of cobwebs. planted en mass, which is es- relatives. Letters and cards may rosemary, Rosemary has so many uses, pecially attractive when the be send to 1207 W. Irvine Ave., that’s for not the least among them is plants bloom in May. Honey Alamo, TX 78516. remem- waking up our food. Stuff a bees and all sorts of small pol- brance.” baked chicken with fresh rose- linators love the nectar pro- (Ophelia, mary. Chop up rosemary and vided by thyme flowers. When Area students in Shake- add it to potatoes. Add it to the thyme blooms, the garden speare’s soups and stews and tomato is literally abuzz with activity. named to KU “Hamlet”) sauces. I grind dried rosemary Thyme has an aromatic fla- Shake- and cover salmon fillets with it vor that plays well with many speare did before baking; or place sprigs other flavors. It can be found honor roll not invent of fresh rosemary on top of in recipes for quite diverse cui- More than 5,700 under- the idea that rosemary sym- the fish. Bake it into bread, sines - Cajun, Creole, French graduate students at The bolized remembrance. Many or cornbread. Use it to season and Greek. It flavors cheeses University of Kansas earned centuries before Shakespeare roasted vegetables. Toss it into and liqueurs and is excellent honor roll distinction for the was but a gleam in his parents’ anything and everything. This in eggs, tomato sauces, soups, fall 2017 semester, it has been eyes, people used rosemary morning I mixed it into my stews and vegetable dishes. reported. herb to signify remembrance, poached eggs. Like rosemary, thyme has The honor roll comprises as well as to aid the memory. Rosemary is a perennial, antiseptic properties. A friend undergraduates who meet re- Ancient Greek scholars except where it’s not, like in of mine adds thyme to her tea quirements in the College of twined rosemary in their hair Kansas. I’ve planted the so- in winter to help repel colds. Liberal Arts and Sciences and as they studied for exams. At called “hardy” types of rose- Make a strong infusion of sage in the schools of Architecture, one time, brides were crowned mary. Died during the winter. and thyme as a foot soak for Design and Planning; Busi- with rosemary to help them I’ve planted it on the south athlete’s foot. Or use the infu- ness; Education; Engineering; remember their former lives. side of the house, close to the sion as a mouthwash (before Health Professions; Journal- Rosemary once covered corps- building, and covered it in soaking your feet!).The essen- ism; Music; Nursing; Phar- es to signify remembrance deep mulch as cold weather tial oil thymol found in thyme Davis - Abel macy; and Social Welfare. of the deceased. It also prob- hit. Nope. is antiseptic and is an ingredi- Local honorees are listed ably served to overpower the The only time rosemary sur- ent in certain mouthwashes. Holly Ann Davis and Holly Ann graduated from Valley Falls High School in below by hometown. smell of decaying flesh with vived winter in my garden was In the Middle Ages, they Justin Robert Abel, both of Holton: Andrew Dwayne its piney-lemony-minty fra- when we had three exception- burned thyme in courtrooms Emporia, have announced their May 2013. She graduated from Emporia State University in Bartell, College of Liberal grance. Rosemary also might ally warm winters in a row. to prevent the spread of “jail engagement and upcoming Arts and Sciences; Dalton Lee have prevented disease from By the end of their last sum- fever” and other diseases. summer wedding. May 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in elementary education. Colhouer, School of Phar- traveling through the air from mer, they were amazing small Research has shown that dif- The bride-to-be is the macy; Paige J. Delay, School the corpse to living mourners. shrubs. In fact, it became a fusing essential oils of some daughter of Corey and Diana She is a first-grade teacher at Riverside Elementary School of Nursing; Krista Halbleib, For rosemary is antiseptic. slight problem because, ex- plants, such as thyme, can pre- Davis of Valley Falls. The School of Music; Kylie N. French hospitals once burned pecting the plants to die dur- vent transmission of airborne future groom is the son of in Emporia. Justin graduated from Hulse-Nelson, College of rosemary with juniper berries ing their first winter, I planted illness. Richard and Joanie Abel of Liberal Arts and Sciences; to improve the air quality and them fairly close to the steps Harvest thyme and rosemary Nortonville. Jefferson County North High School in May 2012. He Alex Lierz, School of Engi- prevent infections. And peo- leading from our back door. regularly to encourage fresh Holly Ann’s grandparents neering; Kelcie M. Matousek, ple burned it in their homes Eventually I had to keep prun- growth, and so you can use are Amos “Jack” and Linda received a bachelor’s degree in earth science from Emporia School of Architecture and to prevent black plague. To- ing them back to keep the them frequently. Rosemary West of Holton and Clarke and Design; Kyle R. Mick, School day we can diffuse rosemary steps clear. comes in several forms from Marveta Davis of Valley Falls. State University in May 2016 and will earn a master’s degree of Pharmacy; Natalie Marie essential oil to do the same But since then the rosemary narrow uprights, to bushy Justin’s grandparents are Wareham, School of Busi- – although most of us are not dies during winter. I plant a forms, to prostrate and trailing Robert and Rosemary Abel of in earth science in May. The couple will be married ness; Taryn Weilert, School yet concerned about the black few in the garden each spring, forms. Thyme also comes in a Winchester and the late Melvin of Pharmacy; and Emma M. plague. However, it will work and plant one in a pot to bring few forms and “flavors.” and Nora Wohlgemuth of July 7 in Wetmore and will make their home in Emporia. Wittmer, Holton, School of against colds and flu and other inside during the winter. When You can find lemon thyme, Atchison. Journalism. common airborne illnesses. the weather starts falling into lime, spicy orange, oregano, Denison: Andrew Sean And the memory thing? the 20s, I harvest the whole lavender, coconut and nutmeg The Jackson County Courthouse, Greenwood, College of Lib- Rosemary is indeed help- plants and dry the branches flavored thymes, and probably eral Arts and Sciences. ful in improving cognitive (except for the potted plant). many more. I love my caraway Jackson County Road & Bridge, & Netawaka: Emily Nicole function. It is under study as The dried rosemary and the thyme, which is one of the Sr. Citizen’s Meal Site will be closed Bowhay, College of Liberal a potential treatment for Al- potted rosemary almost get me many creeping forms. Arts and Sciences. zheimer’s disease. To stimu- through the winter. Fairies love thyme, as well. Monday, Feb. 19, 2018, in observance Wetmore: Jessica Keehn, late your nervous system, but I can go on about rosemary, Plant thyme to encourage of President’s Day. College of Liberal Arts and not in the way caffeine forces but I want to finish out the them to live in your garden. Sciences. it into overdrive, have a cup line from “Scarborough Fair,” Use several forms of this The Jackson County Land ll, Recycling Center, Muscotah: Connor Hulett, of rosemary tea. It will “wake “parsley, sage, rosemary and small plant to create a fairy Noxious Weed, and Household Hazardous Waste College of Liberal Arts and up” the nervous system gently thyme” that I started on in my garden with your children, Sciences; and Patrick J. Sul- without force, most likely by last column. So it’s time for grandchildren or any child Depts. will observe President’s Day livan, School of Engineering. improving blood flow to the thyme, which grows as a true you know. on Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2018. Effingham: Matie K Meeks, brain. I’ve taken to drinking perennial in Kansas. Take some thyme, and take College of Liberal Arts and a delightful cup of rosemary Thyme is a small woody some time to learn about Sciences. tea every day. Inhaling its fra- plant, barely reaching eight thyme. And don’t forget the grance, either from the fresh inches tall in my garden. rosemary. Soldier News Call The By Sondra Hill KNI. We had a good time. here. The cousins met on Jan. 1 at I had a family dinner on Jan. I attended several of Noah’s Jhett’s Pizza in Holton. Those 28. Lorri and Brad Trimble of basketball games. The season present were Joyce DeVader, Meriden, Rex and Cheryl Hill is almost over. Experts! Rosie Boling and Mary DeVad- and Debra Sinclair, all of Cir- It certainly has been cold. er. I completely forgot about cleville, were here. We cel- Both Jackson Heights and the meeting. 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Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 yearly costs of a teacher’s salary, Kansas students are required to amount. This year’s premium totaled “The Watts riots were going “The Legend Of Bonnie And understand that you’re thinking a supplemental wage for FCCLA have a health education credit for $49,887, board members noted. No (Family, Career and Community graduation, and while adding CPR immediate action was taken. on so I called up Buddy and Clyde,” “Hungry Eyes” and about quitting. You don’t want Leaders of America) sponsorship and training to the Kansas Health Educa n Reviewed a proposal of Mike to see if Merle and Bonnie “Sing Me Back Home.” to die and go to heaven and stand a food budget for the class, in addition tion Standards does not mandate that $7,386.67 from Sound Products of would let me live with them McDonald said his favorite there in front of Jesus and have to new equipment and teaching the training is a requirement, it seeks Olathe for an upgrade of the sound in Oildale,” McDonald said. Haggard song is “If We Make It Him look down at you and say, materials. to increase the likelihood that Kansas system in the high school gym, in “I didn’t want to live in Los Through December.” ‘You didn’t quit Merle Haggard, “I didn’t think it would cost that high school students will graduate cluding wireless speakers. No imme Angeles plus I’d left all my “He sang ‘Mama Tried’ did you?’” much to get it started back up,” board with CPR skills, board members not diate action was taken on the propos friends.” to me after he first wrote it,” McDonald stayed and drove member Neal Keeler said in response ed. al. McDonald spent his McDonald said. “He told me Haggard’s personal bus 600,000 to the cost estimate. The new standard incorporates n Approved the calendar for dis sophomore year living with the that every song just came to miles in five years, visiting Keeler also asked whether the training in hands-only CPR, which trict’s 2018-19 school year, with family. him, and it was a gift.” every state in the continental number of FACS courses to be of is different from CPR certification, it Thursday, Aug. 16 set as the first fered would be “enough to keep a was reported. It also states that train day of school; a nine-day Christmas “We had the house to Nicknamed the “Working United States. teacher busy all day.” Walsh replied ing must be based on current Ameri break; graduation on Sunday, May ourselves a lot because Bonnie Man’s Poet,” one of Haggard’s “I saw hundreds of shows, that a FACS teacher could take over can Heart Association standards or 19, 2019; and the last day of school and Merle were on the road,” he biggest hits was “Okie From and any time he played his the wellness class and “make some other nationally recognized guide on Tuesday, May 21, 2019. said. “We played his stereo too Muskogee,” a political song hometown it was special,” pieces fit with some of the other lines, but schools that want to go be n Appointed Allen and Kennedy loud and got in trouble a few released in 1969 during the McDonald said. “The people openings that we have” in terms of yond those standards may do so, ac to serve on the teacher contract nego times, but he was the sweetest Vietnam War that reflected the there so appreciated what he’d course offerings at JHHS. cording to KSDE. tiation team. man. He took me and Buck feelings of the middle class done, and they knew that he Walsh also noted that an applica Board members also: n Heard a report from Walsh on tion deadline for a human services n Noted the absence of board upcoming inservice training sessions. Owens’ kids in as his own, and toward anti-war protesters. came from nothing.” n he also had four kids living “That song made his career,” McDonald said he marveled pathway is coming up in March and member Melinda Wareham. Board Received a draft copy of the across town. This was literally McDonald said. “Most of how giants in the country said that the district could apply for members present included Keeler, Dr. school’s out-of-district waiver for re the pathway, then change its mind David Allen (president), Doug Amon, view with suggestions made by Kan the start of his career. He took the people around here are industry, like George Strait, later if it decides not to implement the Konrad Coe, Kelly Kennedy and Ed sas Association of School Boards us fishing and cooked for us. He connected to farming, and it Brooks & Dunn, Garth Brooks pathway. No immediate action was Rostetter. personnel. was very kind.” doesn’t matter if they’re 20 or and Carrie Underwood, looked taken by the board. n Approved an amended meeting n Heard a report from Walsh on McDonald recalls seeing 80, they all have been immersed up to Haggard. In other business on Monday, agenda and consent agenda, the latter elementary school activities. Haggard in the driveway before in his music. He sang about the “They absolutely adored Walsh shared information with the including minutes from the board’s n Met in executive session for 90 leaving on his first country music working man, mama, church and him,” he said. “He was their board about the Kansas State Board Jan. 8 meeting; monthly bills and minutes with Walsh present to discuss tour, with Bonnie and Fuzzy going to the bar and drinking.” idol.” of Education’s approval in December activity account reports; a bond pay personnel and student matters. Owens, Haggard’s manager and Haggard was inducted into McDonald wrote three of the addition of cardiopulmonary ment of $29,005; and a Custom En n After returning to open session, resuscitation (CPR) training in the ergy payment of $12,292.50. approved one-year extensions to the steel guitar player. the Country Music Hall of Fame songs that Haggard recorded, n “Fuzzy, Bonnie and Merle got in 1994 and had 38 number one including “Losin’ In Las Vegas” Kansas Health Education Standards Met with Jared Beam of Brier administrative contracts of Walsh, — training that Walsh said is already Payne Meade Insurance of Topeka middle and high school principal in Fuzzy’s 1953 Chrysler station singles. in 1989 and “I Wish I Was Santa offered to Jackson Heights students. to discuss a proposal for property and Darren Shupe and middle and high wagon. They folded down McDonald worked as a DJ for Claus” in 2004. “It’s nice when the state makes liability insurance for the 2018-19 school assistant principal Joel Hesed. the back seat and put in the Buck Owens at his radio station “He knew it was a gift,” a change that involves something school year. Beam proposed a renewal n Briefly discussed possible agen amplifiers, guitars and clothes for four years after high school McDonald said of Haggard you’re already doing,” Walsh said. “It premium of $40,006 with a $10,000 da items for future meetings, includ back there,” McDonald said. before moving out of the area. recording “Losin’ In Las Vegas.” feels good to know that you’re ahead wind and hail deductible and a ing roof issues at the elementary “Fuzzy was driving, Bonnie was Through the years, he stayed in “Every songwriter in the world of the game because all of our kids $42,340 premium with a $5,000 wind school. in the middle and Merle was on touch with Merle and his family. wanted Merle Haggard to record who go through the wellness class get and hail deductible, with an agency n Adjourned the meeting at ap the passenger seat. We went out In 1998, while McDonald was their song.” this training.” fee of $4,000 to be attached to either proximately 9:45 p.m. to say goodbye, and they were working for Haggard putting an In 2001, Haggard gave so happy.” album cover together, Haggard’s McDonald the song title “It’s Haggard came from humble office manager died. McDonald Too Lonesome For Me.” beginnings. His parents moved stepped into that role for eight “He said ‘I don’t have time to Public Notice to Bakersfield, Calif. from months. write it so I’m going to give it to Oklahoma during the Great Three years later, McDonald you to write, and we’ll split it,’” (First published in The Holton Depression in 1934, and began working as Haggard’s McDonald said. Hodgden, aka Jerry Hodg- of February, 2018, at 8:30 Recorder, Holton, Kan., on den, deceased, dated June o’clock, a.m., in the District Haggard was born in 1937. assistant for a year. McDonald and his son did Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2018.) “They moved in a Model T “He was under a lot of write it, and Haggard recorded it 14, 2017, be admitted to pro- Court, in the City of Holton, with the mattress on the top pressure at that time,” he said. prior to his death, but it hasn’t bate and record in this court; Jackson County, Kansas, like the ‘Grapes Of Wrath,’” “He was responsible for a lot been released. IN THE DISTRICT COURT no administration of the es- at which time and place the McDonald said. of people, and he had a public Haggard was diagnosed with OF JACKSON COUNTY, tate is necessary; the will be cause will be heard. Should Haggard’s father died when image to maintain.” lung cancer in 2008 and died KANSAS construed, and the following you fail to file your written de- he was nine years old, and he McDonald left Haggard and from complications from double Kansas Real Estate owned fenses, judgment and decree was arrested several times as a began working for a company pneumonia on his 79th birthday In the Matter of the by the decedent, situated in will be entered in due course juvenile and as a young adult. driving limousines. on April 6, 2016. Estate of Jackson County, Kansas: upon the petition. He spent time in San Quentin “He called me in the middle “I told him one day that he HUGH J. HODGDEN, a/k/a State Prison in the late 1950s for of the night in 2009 and asked was the kindest man I’ve ever JERRY HODGDEN, Approximately sixty (60) /s/ J. Richard Lake attempted robbery. if I would fly to Dallas the next met, but that he was also the deceased, acre farm located in Jackson County, Kansas (described ______After prison, Haggard turned day and drive his band bus,” he orneriest. And he just smiled at th his life around and helped said. that,” McDonald said. Case No. 18 PR 07 by street address as F 214 J. Richard Lake develop, alongside Buck That request turned into a McDonald has lived in Holton Road), with an approximate Owens, the Bakersfield sound, career for McDonald, as he since July, and he is a member NOTICE OF HEARING legal description of the South Submitted and Approved: a new genre of country music drove buses for Haggard until of the Prairie Band Potawatomi 60 acres of the Southeast /s/ J. Richard Lake with a hard-driving sound. Haggard’s death in 2016. Nation. THE STATE OF KANSAS Quarter, less road right of Haggard’s first number-one During that first year, TO ALL PERSONS CON- way, Section 15, Township 7, ______single was “The Fugitive” in McDonald said he considered CERNED: Range 13 East (Grant Town- J. Richard Lake, #06661 ship), with an estimated val- Attorney at Law 1966 and towards the end of the quitting. th 1960s, he released several other “You have to sleep all day and ra You are hereby notified that ue of $12,000.00 110 West 5 Street hits, including “Mama Tried,” drive 400 to 500 miles at night. It Heating & Air Conditioning LLC a petition has been filed in Holton, KS 66436-1705 was hard and a lot of pressure,” Service & Installation this court by J. Richard Lake, be assigned in accordance 785-364-4161 Phone he said. “I went to the back of (785) 220-7600 attorney for Robert A. Kelly, a with the terms of the will. 785-364-4189 Fax devisee and legatee of Hugh the bus, and Merle said, ‘Ray, I sprangheatingandair.com Email: lakelawks@gmail. Holton B.O.E.. J. Hodgden, aka Jerry Hodg- You are required to file your com den, deceased, requesting: written defenses to the peti- Continued from Page 1 the foreign will of Hugh J. tion on or before the 26th day WL10t3 that would operate five days per week. If the state approves the dis- trict’s application, then a certified THESE teacher for the program would need to be hired along with addi- Call The tional teacher aides. “It’s the right thing to do,’’ Supt. DEALS! 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[email protected] Some school staff said the cy- (First published in The Holton Jackson County Conserva- Lock & Key Just S. of Holton on Old 75 Hwy. Clergy - Eldercare - Retirement. ber-bullying software will be able Recorder, Holton, Kan., on tion District shall make full (Old Eagle’s Hall) Bookkeeping & Payroll Services. to search for key words used in Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2018.) and due report of their activi- email messages associated with ties and financial affairs since (785) 305-1439 John McManigal (785) 969-6400 threatening statements made to Appendix 4-B: Notice of the last annual meeting. Tool Repair other students, to the schools and Annual Meeting (for the TWO: to the message senders them- election of two supervi- DJ Hawley, owner Holton Recorder selves. The supervisors shall con- More details from the board of sors) duct an election by secret BNT education meeting will appear in ballot of qualified electors 364-3141 Nail Gun & Tool Repair Monday’s edition. 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The meeting agenda shall /s/ Roberta Spencer your hometown newspaper • WE OPERATE A SKID STEER W/ATTACHMENTS. include the following busi- District Secretary/Manager ness items: Ken Honig ONE: WL12t2 THE HOLTON RECORDER! 785-305-0295 The supervisors of the ______HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14, 2018, PAGE 11 Biblical Study Helps: This chapter is called “Saved At Birth’’ By Pastor Roland Matchie against Beth-peor: but no man the one we are looking for, He this works of the law that God the faithful (us), in him (Jesus), and let God’s Holy Spirit that he Thunder Hill Ministries knoweth of his sepulchre unto is the one that transfigures us buried, He puts in the same shall be shown the way in.” has put into our hearts make the Holton, KS this day. into a spiritual life. It is into category as worshipping a false (Num. 14:31), – “But your decisions for you as to what is Do fetuses, little babies, Verse 5 tells us that Moses him that we must immerse god. They are buried together. little ones, which ye said should good and what is evil. young children and those with was a servant of the Lord. The (baptize), ourselves, He is the God, back then, buried the be a prey, them will I bring in, Being born again is to reject mental handicaps go to heaven spiritual law part that Moses Living Water that cleanses us works part of the law but that and they shall know the land man’s knowledge of the Tree when they die? In one word, represents and the law which we and makes us clean. Baptism is did not mean that the people which ye have despised. (God of Good and Evil, to become yes. The Bible declares it loud try to fulfill by our own works another type. Jesus Christ (the ceased from practicing the speaking).” child like again in the ways that and clear. are two different definitions of living water), is the fulfillment works law instead of resting in Remember now that this story they follow a parent, they let the This question along with some the same law. The works (flesh), of the baptismal immersion into God’s grace. This is another Old is of things which happened in parent make the decisions. Same of the church leaders’ inability law is the part of the law that literal water. Testament type. Even today, the the story as being told at that way with us, we should let our of being able to answer it with must die, according to the word In (Jn. 5:39), Jesus is speaking works law has been buried with time and place and is also a Father make our decisions. Not a clear definition has brought of the Lord. Our works of the to the biblical philosophers and Christ Jesus, yet many of us still blueprint of things to come, in as if though we, in the flesh can much grief and despair to those law makes us as servants to he tells them, “ye, Search the practice the works of the law as our times. know all spiritual things and of us who have lost a young the works law when we try to scriptures, for in them ye think Paul tells us in Romans seven In the Old Testament Book are capable of making spiritual child. save ourselves by works instead ye have eternal life: and they are and other places. of Deuteronomy chapter one, decisions with our carnal We are misled in our beliefs of accepting salvation by faith they which testify of me.” This above story then, is a verse 39, it tells us, in God’s minds. by most philosophical teachers through grace and becoming Jesus Christ frees us from all type of what is still happening own words, Moreover your little (Deut. 1:39), tells us that who tell us that we are not saved fellow heirs along with Jesus of the works of traditions and today. ones, which ye said should be a all children will enter into until we come to the age of Christ. rituals. He is the fulfillment Here is another story that is a prey, and your children, which Heaven because they have no accountability and are baptized. Now to him that worketh is the of all of the works, no more type of what is happening yet in that day had no knowledge knowledge of good and evil. This would be at about the age reward not reckoned of grace, needed. Just be obedient from today. between good and evil, they “Are ye not a child of God? of 12 years old as set by most but of debt. (Rom. 4:4). The one the heart and not from the works In the Old Testament, as the shall go in thither, (to Heaven), Ye can be, reject your own self biblical scholars. that worketh is a servant. of the flesh. people were about to enter into and unto them will I give it, and righteousness of good and evil We are taught that, when Verse 6 continues on to tell The Scriptural lawyers are the promised land (a type for they shall possess it. (man’s own version), and put reaching this approximate age us that He (God), buried him in searching the scriptures to find Heaven). The people were afraid The Adam and Eve story is on the righteousness of Jesus and as we become aware of the land of Moab, over against laws that they think they must of going through the conflicts another type of all of us. We can Christ and let the Holy Spirit our own responsibilities for our Beth-peor. Who did God bury? adhere to and laws that they that it takes to get there. eat of that Tree of Life and have guide you, and you can become own actions as pertaining to our The works law is who or what can burden the people with, In (Num. 14:3), “And faith and follow Jesus and rest a child of God.” own right doing and our own God buried, not Moses, the man making the people believe that wherefore hath the Lord brought from the works that are already There are other places in wrong doing, we need to make of God. God took Moses, just as by adhering to and working the us unto this land, to fall by the done for us and be innocent of the Bible where it talks about a profession of our faith and be He took Elijah. This is why no works of the law they can make sword, that our wives and our all sin. children and their place held for baptized in order to be saved. man knows where his sepulchre God happy with their works and children should be a prey? Were We also have another choice, them in Heaven. The teachers put a burden on is, there is none. We also have therefore they (the people), can it not better for us to return into we can eat of the Tree of Most have been expounded on the parents of a child lost through died to the law and where is our be saved by their merits. Egypt?” Knowledge of Good and Evil in various teachings throughout death that was not baptized. sepulchre? Moses appears again Jesus is telling the lawyers that Egypt is a type of being in (which is wrong), and claim to and they are good teachings. They teach that the only way in the transfiguration spoken all of the scriptures are pointing bondage to our government, know of our own carnal minds, I am pointing this teaching of to be saved is to be baptized. about in the Book of Matthew to Him. There is no salvation in we depend on the government what is good and what is evil, God out because I have never Yet when an unbaptized young chapter 17. Moses appeared the working of the Spiritual Law (which consists of the people), without God’s help and guidance. heard or read where it has ever child dies, the teachers try to along with Elijah (whom God of the scriptures. The scriptures (flesh), to provide our every We must be of a certain age to been taught. Also, I pray that it come up with an exception for also took), and Jesus. Now are all pointing toward the need, instead of depending on do this, to make this decision on may relieve some of the grieving .the deceased child’s reason a transfiguration is when a salvation provided by Jesus God. If you step out in faith to our own, little children are not parents’ unanswered thoughts for going to heaven. This is spiritual change takes place. Christ. When you come Automobilesto Jesus God, it is to feel the wrath of the capable of making this decision God is a good God, He will confusing. The Bible is telling us Christ for your salvation, your Godless poured out onto you and therefore do not yet know keep your little child in his The teachers here are teaching that Moses as representing heart will be changed and you by the laws of the government what is good and what is evil, loving arms next to His heart works law, in that they say God’s Spiritual Law is able will be compelled by the Holy (the people), (flesh), making they have not yet eatenAutomobiles of that until, if you be good, and I pray we have to do something in to transfigure us into a more Spirit to do good works. Clothingthe evil good and the good evil. tree of knowledge of good and you will, you will again see and exchange for our salvation. God spiritual life, and Elijah as God buried the works law in a Do not despair, the world shall evil. They have not yet rejected get to hold your much loved provided this salvation to us, representing the prophets is heathen land, the land of Moab. not overcome us but we shall The God that gave them Clothing life. child once again, for eternity, no .free of charge, by grace, both in also able to transfigure us into Why? Because the worksAuto of the Repairovercome the world. Therefore they are innocent and timeouts The Old Testament and also in a more spiritual life. All of the law is against God. The law is (Num. 14:30) – “Doubtless will be able to enter into The We must follow God and do The New Testament, all of this law (Moses) and the prophets good, in that it points to the way ye shall not come into the land, Kingdom of Heaven. his commandments from the without our help. (Elijah), pointed to Jesus Christ, of righteousness (Jesus Christ), concerning which I sware to Jesus said we must repentAuto of Repairheart and in the spirit and not .Hopefully, the following now today Jesus has fulfilled but when we misuseHome it as our Exteriors make you dwell therein, save our sins and become as little in the flesh teaching will clear up some of all of the law and the prophets, works to salvation, it is bad. It Caleb the son of Je-phun-neh, children, be born again. The sin Note: The text above was pub- the discrepancies of what is everything is accumulated in is a sin. and Joshua the son of Nun.” that we must repent of is the sin lished and paid for by Pastor being taught today. him. 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Hay FarmHay Equipment Farm Equipment Public Notices Public Notices Musical Instruments MusicalBuilding Instruments Supplies Building Supplies Building Sites Building Sites Tools Tools At Your Service At Your Service HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14, 2018, PAGE 14 Recreational Vehicles Recreational Vehicles Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Local Youth Local Youth Royal Valley... At Your Service At Your Service Continued from Page 1 Firewood Firewood PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Davis estimated about down the applicants who instruction. HOF $80,000 in salary costs for apply for theDaycare position. At the conclusionDaycareWant Toof Rentthe Want To Rent During the recent the pre-school with a possible * Discussed a new state executive session, the board Holton/Jackson County reimbursement of $30,000 mandate requiring districts entered into executive Chamber of Commerce from the state, which would to teach hands-onlyAuctions CPR as session againAuctionsRental for 10 minutesProperty PUBLICRental Property NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICEHallLAND of Fame TRANSFERS Banquet, LAND TRANSFERS leave $50,000 in new costs part of its health curriculum. to discuss teacher salary Terry Rowell of Ando- for the district. Davis said that CPR is negotiations. Lost & Found Lost & Found ver (shown at left in the “I think there are some already taught in some Back in openMobile session, Homes the Mobile Homes photo at left) and Doris ways we can get creative and classes at the high school, board approved contacts utilize some existing staff for and the district has 10 to Russell Hodison, high Knives Knives Young of Augusta (at the pre-school to help reduce mannequins Petsthat allow school assistantPets track coach; right) accepted the Hall costs,” he said. students to practice chest Thomas Broxterman,Farm middleLand Farm Land of Fame honor on be- The district could also compressions. school assistant track coach; half of the late Harry and impose a fee on the program * ApprovedLivestock the Kansas Julie Marston,Livestock middle school KPA Classified Ads KPA ClassifiedDale Ads Coffman. Young for those students who don’t Association of School Boards cheer coach; CarriePasture Davis, Pasture was married to Dale. qualify for at-risk funding, policy updates,Poultry as well as the middle schoolPoultry librarian; Lisa Land For Sale Land For SaleIn the photo below, Davis said. district’s formal complaint Wege, fifth-gradeBuilding teacher; Sites Building Sites Ellen Durst accepted Davis said there is space policy, as presented. and Nancy Mergen, long- Wanted Wanted her Hall of Fame honor available for the pre-school * Met in executive session term substitute for Brittanie Business Opportunities Business Opportunitiesby playing a medley of program and noted that the to discuss non-elected Triplett. Residential Property Residential Property lower level classrooms built personnel for 10 minutes * Adjourned the meeting. songs, including “My almost 10 years ago at the with DavisBusiness and Susan Pfrang, All boardBusiness members were Testimonials TestimonialsWay.” elementary school were built directorOpportunites of curriculum of present.OpportunitesCommercial Property Commercial Property Photo at left by David Powls with a potential pre-school and photo below by Amanda program in mind. Crossword Answers Crossword DurstAnswers All school board members Employment EmploymentRacing Equipment Racing Equipment said they were in favor of exploring the idea of adding Furniture Furniture Antiques Antiques the pre-school to the district. Auto Parts Auto Parts In other business during the meeting, the board: Recreational Vehicles Recreational Vehicles * Approved consent items. Appliances AppliancesAutomobiles Automobiles * Received a legislative Real Estate Auctions Real Estate Auctions update from Davis. * Learned from Boone Garden Seed/Plants Garden Seed/PlantsTrucks Trucks Smith, board member, that he Fresh Produce Fresh Produce would like board members to Lawn & Garden Lawn & Garden consider having the district Motorcycles MotorcyclesVehicles Vehicles pay for all high school COMMUNITY CALENDAR juniors to take the ACT test Farmers Market Farmers Market one time. Recreational RecreationalVans Vans DavisCard said ofhe Thankswill research Household Articles Vehicles Vehicles the issue further in order Feed & Seed Feed & Seed Taking Bids Taking Bids for the board to discuss the matter Specialat a future Notice meeting. Sporting Goods BoatsTestimonies Boats * Agreed to continue to Garage Sales Garage Sales recognize district employees Estate Sale Estate Sale who reach Travelmilestone years Used Equipment No Trespassing No Trespassing of service with a gift card or Recorder Ads Recorder Ads Business For Sale Business For Sale plaque. Happiness Is... * ReceivedHay an update on Farm Equipment Impact Aid funding from Davis. The district has Public Notices submitted its applications Building Supplies forMusical Impact Aid Instruments funding for the current school year, and Building Sites participation numbers are Tools similarAt to Yourlast year. Service Recreational Vehicles * Heard plans on summer Miscellaneous capital improvementLocal Youth projects from Davis. Projects include annual Atmaintenance Your Service of the Firewood gym floors, repainting the PUBLIC NOTICE seventh and eighth grade wing of theDaycare middle school, Want To Rent replacing the ceiling grid and lights at the middle school commons areaAuctions and replacing Rental Property PUBLIC NOTICE LAND TRANSFERS the high school and middle school kitchen floors with epoxy flooring.Lost & Found Mobile Homes * Heard an update on the process of hiring a Knives construction managerPets at-risk (CMaR) in order to build a Farm Land new concession stand at the high schoolLivestock football field. KPA Classified Ads Davis said that interested Pasture constructionPoultry managers have Land For Sale until Feb. 20 to submit their Building Sites qualifications to the district. The boardWanted approved a Business Opportunities motion to set a special board Residential Property meeting for 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday,Business Feb. 21, at the Testimonials district Opportunitesoffice to narrow Commercial Property Crossword Answers Employment Racing Equipment Furniture Antiques Auto Parts Recreational Vehicles Appliances Automobiles Real Estate Auctions Garden Seed/Plants Trucks Fresh Produce Lawn & Garden Motorcycles Vehicles Farmers Market Recreational Vans Vehicles Feed & Seed Taking Bids Boats Garage Sales Estate Sale No Trespassing Recorder Ads Business For Sale Prices good through February 28th, 2018 We reserve the right to limit quantities to the amount reasonable for homeowners and our regular contractor customers. Some items may vary slightly from illustrations. We cannot be held responsible for printing erros, however, we will make every effort to clarify any confusion they may cause. All warranty information is available at the service counter. 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