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weather Jumping rope for heart health report Harlem team 39° 10 a.m. to play here Monday Today • Sunset, 5:44 p.m. Wednesday • Sunrise, 6:11 a.m. Wednesday • Sunset, 5:45 p.m. Midday Conditions The Harlem Ambassadors bas- The Ambassadors will also pres- ketball and comedy routine will ent a stay in school and drug free • Soil temperature 36 degrees play at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Max assembly for elementary and middle • Humidity 48 percent Jones Fieldhouse. school age students, sponsored by • Sky partly cloudy The program includes Harlem- Sherman County’s Community • Winds northeast 25-30 mph style basketball – high-flying slam Partnership for Prevention and Edu- • Barometer 29.80 inches dunks, ball handling tricks and cation. and steady other routines – and involves kids Cost is $6 for students, $10 for • Record High today 81° (1916) and community members. The Am- adults in advance and $12 at the • Record Low today -15° (1948) bassadors will play against a team door. Advance tickets are available Last 24 Hours* of local volunteers including Bill at Western State Bank, First Na- High Sunday 67° Biermann, Brad Bergsma, Brent tional Bank, Bankwest of Kansas Low Sunday 33° Flanders, Chase Topliff, Connie and Peoples State Bank. Precipitation none Livengood, Dixie Teeter, Donald Proceeds will help fund the Good- This month none Raymer, Jay Herl, Josh Simon, Ju- land Lions Club’s community ser- Year to date 0.85 lie Dautel, Kent Teeter, Mike Doll, vice programs, such as eye screen- Below normal 0.09 inches Paul Flanders, Trevor Linton and ing and eye glasses programs. The Topside Forecast Wade Taylor. Today: Sunny with a high near 44, winds breezy out of the north- west at 10 to 30 mph and a low around 20. Wednesday: Sunny School meetings with a high near 56, winds breezy out of the south at 15 to 30 mph and a low around 28. Extended Forecast cover facility plans Thursday: Sunny with a high near 65 and a low around 34. The Goodland School District The school district proposes to Friday: Partly sunny with a 50 started its series of informational make upgrades to West Elemen- percent chance of rain at night and meetings for the upcoming school tary and North Elementary School a low around 32. Saturday: Mostly bond election on Tuesday, April 2. including updated heating, cooling, cloudy with a 60 percent chance of The meetings were scheduled this wiring and handicapped availability rain and snow, a high near 41 and week at 7 a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 7 in bathrooms plus the addition of a low around 28. p.m. on Monday and Tuesday at the storm shelters and modified en- (National Weather Service) Goodland High School auditorium. trance to provide more security for Get 24-hour weather info. at 162.400 MHz. Superintendent Bill Biermann will the buildings. At the high school give a presentation and answer any heating, cooling, lighting, wiring Students at West Elementary School participated in Jump Rope for Heart last week. They raised questions. and handicapped availability for $2,400 for the American Heart Association. Verna Milnes is the principal of West Elementary. Two sets of story boards will bathrooms and classrooms to make Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News make the rounds of different busi- it a better learning environment for ness and events. the students attending there. local Northwest Kansas legislators meet with community By Kevin Bottrell education committees. committees so far. March 11 will be “tax meyer said. “It comes up every year. I think markets [email protected] “We’ve worked a lot, but haven’t really day” in the Senate, Ostmeyer said, the day they got as many lobbyists as the schools.” Sen. Ralph Ostmeyer and Rep. Ward done anything,” he said. “No real heavy lift- when the Senate will take up the debate on Cassidy spoke next, saying he was enjoy- 10 a.m. Cassidy met with a small group of citizens ing so far.” the governor’s tax plans. Another issue is ing his new chairmanship and the political Wheat — $6.94 bushel and officials from Sherman County at a town Ostmeyer said the past year hasn’t gone as gambling. Ostmeyer said some of the events wheeling and dealing at the capitol. Posted county price — $6.94 hall meeting early Saturday morning at the well as Gov. Sam Brownback had hoped. done as fund raisers by many groups, such as “I enjoy playing the game,” he said. “If you Corn — $7.15 bushel On The Bricks Cafe. “The governor has been dealt an ugly hand raffles and poker runs, are technically illegal, look at the total votes you’ll see that I vote Posted county price — $7.23 The legislators each spoke about what the of cards with the drought and school budget,” and he has been working with the judiciary with the leadership a lot. Why hang yourself Milo — $6.70 bushel House and Senate have been doing this ses- he said. “He’s well aware of that.” committee to find exemptions. out to dry? You have to have power to be able Soybeans — $13.79 bushel Ostmeyer said he told Brownback that Other issues include kennel licensing, to get in that room with the governor; and I Posted county price — $14.24 sion and then took questions from the public. districts in western Kansas can’t afford to put corporate farming, and the “Uncork Kansas” have.” Millet — no bid Ostmeyer spoke first, saying the Legislature Sunflowers has reached “turnaround” or the halfway point any more burden on local option budget and initiative which comes up every year. That ini- Cassidy chairs the House Education Budget Oil current crop — $23.70 cwt. of the session. Ostmeyer chairs the Senate continue to need support from the state. tiative seeks to allow more businesses, such as Committee. He said he has looked through the Confection — no bid Federal and State Affairs Committee and Ostmeyer gave a short overview of some supermarkets, to sell hard liquor and wine. Pinto beans — $28 sits on the agriculture, natural resources and of the issues that have come before those “I have no interest in it, never have,” Ost- See LEGISLATORS, Page 3 (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. These may not be closing figures. ) Wellness Playing at the opening inside Challenge today plans soup More local news, views from your Goodland Star-News cook-off Participants in the Sherman County Wellness Challenge get the chance to show off their soup mak- ing skills in the “Get Your Soup On! Cook Off” at 11 a.m. on Saturday, March 16, at the Rock House, 326 E. 6. All registration must be received via e-mail by the Sherman County Health Department at shcounty@st- tel.net by 5 p.m. on Friday. Recipes of the soup to be entered should also be sent so the nutritional value may be determined by a dietician. Prizes will be awarded for the chefs choice, people’s choice and the best of show. A panel of local Mavericks judges will judge the soup on taste and nutritional value for the chef’s finish strong choice. In the people’s choice fel- low wellness participants will get The Northwest Tech wres- to taste the soups and pick their fa- tling team had a strong vorite. The best dressed and themed showing at the national table will get the best of show. competition, with one wres- The rules are that each wellness Goodland High School Senior Jacob Schnabel entertained the display will go on to compete at Kansas regional competition. Fol- tler placing third. challenge participant can enter visitors on the trombone at the Carnegie Arts Center on Sunday lowing regional, the high school studetns will travel to the Annual See Page 10 one soup recipe, each contestant afternoon at its gallery opening of Grant Junior High and Goodland Panhandle Area Art Jubilee competition at Oklahoma Panhandle receives 10 points for submitting High School art projects. Schnabel was selected to play in the State College in Goodwell, Okla. The high school instructor is Jeff their soup, entries must be at the Kansas Music Educators Association state honor band at Wichita. First and for Grant Junior High Nancy Farris-Partida. Rock House by 10:30 a.m. on Sat- He first had to audition for the regional honor band before he was Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News picked for the state band. All of the students whose art was on See SOUP, Page 3 about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, March 5, 2013 friends births genesis and salvation army the calendar Cain Mccrae Saint Genesis and Salvation Army are available year round to help those in calendar residence, located at 704 Walnut. fruit, chips and applesauce cake. Cain Mccrae Saint was born at need. Please call 785-890-2299 to Wednesday 12:34 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 21, There will be a Harvest for For information call 899-2338, : Sloppy joes, potato speak to a volunteer. 2013, at Hays Medical Center in Hunger Soup Supper from 5:30 821-1275, 890-2287, 821-1827 salad, cook’s choice fruit, bun Thursday Hays. He weighed 8 pounds and was activities to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday at the or 899-4278 or order online at and pudding. : Turkey, www.prairielandfood.com. The mashed potatoes with gravy, peas 21 1/2 inches long. Tours of the 1907 Victorian First Christian Church, Disciples Prairie Pak will have ground beef, and carrots, bread and rosy pears. His parents are Blake Saint and House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to of Christ, 711 Arcade, Goodland. split chicken breasts, lean ham Friday: Smokies, macaroni and Kirsten Dutton of Goodland and his 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- A Harvest for Hunger Soup Sup- steak, ground turkey, chicken cheese, Italian blend vegetables, grandparents are Dennis and Linda day. Closed on Tuesday. per will also be held from 4:30 to breast strips, seasonal fresh fruits bread and five cup salad. Saint of Goodland, Jana Dutton of The High Plains Museum, 1717 7:30 p.m. on Monday at Hunter and vegetables. The specials are Goodland and Richard Lamb of Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. Hall in Brewster. A free will dona- school menu turkey pot roast, healthy choice Hays. Paternal great-grandparents to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday tion will be collected for Sherman steamers, salmon fillets, black Today: Breakfast - baked are Beth Stull and the late Dale Stull through Saturday and from 1 to 5 County Genesis. A food drive of forest ham and coconut cake. french toast strips and straw- and the late Max and Betty Saint, p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. canned goods and boxed food The 38th annual meeting of the berries and bananas and milk. all of Goodland. Maternal great- The Carnegie Arts Center is will be collected until Thurs- Northwest Kansas Groundwater Lunch -whole grain corn dog, grandparents are Della Lamb and open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- day, March 21, at at Brewster Management District No. 4 has spinach salad, seasoned peas, the late Don Lamb of Oakley and day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. CHS, Brewster School, Brewster been rescheduled for 12:30 p.m. fresh fruit and milk. Wednes- Jim and Jane Dutton of Broomfield, Cain Saint on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on Churches, Goodland Churches (Mountain Time) on Wednesday day: Breakfast - western omelet Colo. and the late Kathi Hapke of Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center and Goodland Walmart. at the Hoxie Elks Lodge in Hoxie. quesadilla with tomato salsa, Rexford. is always in need of hosts and host- Lt. Col. Doug Smith, who is For information call (785) 462- potato rounds, fresh pear and milk. esses on Sundays. New monthly currently deployed to Afghani- 3915 or visit www.gmd4.org. Lunch - beef and noodles, mashed exhibits and you are invited to visit stan in the U.S. Air Force, will Trenten Lee Preston On Friday and Saturday the potatoes, baby carrots, blueberry the gift shop. be at a Come and Go Question Mothers of Preschoolers is spon- oat muffin, pineapple tidbits and Trenten Lee Preston was born The Goodland Public Library is and Answer from 5 to 6:30 p.m. soring Sepia Splash Children’s milk. Thursday: Breakfast - Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013 at Citi- open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- on Thursday, March 14, at the Portraits with vintage attire and scrumptious coffeecake, sunrise zens Medical Center in Colby. He day through Thursday and from Goodland Public Library, 812 props at the First Baptist Church, smoothie, graham crackers and weighed 8 pounds, 9 ounces and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- Broadway. Learn about current 1121 Main. For information call milk. Lunch - chicken quesadilla, measured 21 inches. urday. For information call (785) events in the military and our Sky at (785) 405-0163. salsa and corn chips, refried beans, His parents are T.J. and Tosha 899-5461 or stop by the library. involvement in the Middle East. The “Apostle Peter and the fresh fruit and milk. Friday: No Preston of Selden and his grand- Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- Donations of comfort items or Last Supper” will be shown at school. Teacher professional day. parents are Terry Preston of Selden, man County is seeking mentors and money for beef sticks to be sent 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, March Monday: Breakfast - oatmeal Michele Preston of Goodland, children to mentor. Call 890-3665. to our troops will be collected by 24, at the Sherman Theatre, 1203 breakfast round, banana and milk. Amber and Randy Mogridge, of The Good Sam Family Support the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Main. This will be the lastest in the Lunch - chicken tetrazzini, tossed Castle, Okla., and Lori Burke of Council meets at 7 p.m. the second Home. Films of Faith Film Series. salad, steamed carrots, whole Ontario, Ore. Thursday of every month at the The Northwest Kansas Ani- Participating in the Sherman grain breadstick, fresh fruit and Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings mal Shelter will hold its annual County health challenge? Look- milk. Tuesday: Breakfast - whole are open to all interested people. meeting at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Trenten Preston ing for a fun exercise program? grain waffles, sausage, mandarin For information call 890-3117 or March 14, at the Goodland Public Try beginning line dance! Mon- oranges and milk. Lunch - pork rib 890-5936. Library, 812 Broadway. days 6 p.m. For more information on a bun with lettuce and tomato, Breast Cancer Support Group Jodie Tubbs of the Kansas call 890-2688. tri-tater, green beans, fresh fruit, meets at 5:30 p.m. the second Commission on Veterans Af- Thomas Joseph “T.J.” Martin AARP Tax-Aide counseling, cherry crisp and milk. Monday of the month. Any woman fairs will be in Goodland from preparation, e-filing and teaching Longtime land; son Larry with cancer is welcome. Call Norma 1 to 2:15 p.m. Thursday in the school calendar service will help you file your Goodland, Kan- Martin and his wife at 890-6629 for more information. Assembly Room on the third floor Today: Gold day. DECA State 2012 Tax Return through April 15. sas resident T.J. Peggy of Aurora, The Goodland Activities Center of the courthouse to help veterans Conference in Overland Park. Call (785) 890-2287 or (785) 821- Martin, 83, died Colorado; son Terry has the daily activities. For informa- and dependents with claims. Call Wednesday: Black day. 5:30 Sunday, March 3, Martin and his wife 1827 to make an appointment. tion call 890-7242. Memberships the office in Colby any Monday, p.m. First grade music program 2013, at Wheat Deborah of Good- Tuesday Flicks are at 1:30 options for everyone including Wednesday or Friday at (785) in Goodland High School Audi- Ridge Acres in land; five grand- p.m. at the Goodland Public day passes for $5. Visit goodland- 462-3572. torium. Thursday: End of third Goodland. children Pat Tiede Library, 812 Broadway. Call the gac.com or stop by 808 Main. Prairie Land Food sign up nine weeks. Central School Spring Thomas Jo- and his wife Andrea library for the title of the movie at seph “T.J.” Martin of Manhattan; Tyler Aerobics with Tena Thompkins at will be until Monday. Distri- pictures. 6 p.m. multicultural eve- 899-5461. ning at West Elementary School. was born February Martin and his wife 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday bution is 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday, 1, 1930, at Hays, Mandy of Good- and Fridays. Aerobics with Lisa March 23. at Cat’s TnT, 1018 senior menu Friday: No school. Teacher pro- fessional day. Kansas, the son of land; Talen Martin Malsom at 5:30 p.m. on Monday Main, or at the Bernadine Johnson Today: Taco salad, tropical Phillip J. and Ruth (McClure) of Goodland; Erica (Tiede) and Wednesday. High Impact Martin. T. J. grew up on the Spangler and her husband Joe Workouts with Grady Bonsall at family farm north of Quinter, of Garden City; Tarren (Mar- 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. meets from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. the cluding testing for bacteria and Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit Kansas. He attended country tin) Buford and her husband Taekwondo with Wayne Luckert on third Wednesday of every month nitrates. To schedule an evaluation organization formed by citizens school and also at Park. Jonathan of Fowler, Colorado; Mondays and Tuesdays from 6 to in the Emergency Medical Services or discuss environmental concerns, against crime. On April 15, 1952, he and and six great-grandchildren T.J. 7;30 p.m. and on Thursdays from 5 building, 257 15th St., in Burling- call the Health Department at 890- The police department can also Patricia Marie Goetz were mar- Tiede, Eric Tiede, Jacie Tiede, ton. Call Debbie at 719-346-4612. 4888. be called at 890-4570. ried at Sacred Heart Catholic Rylea Martin, Baylee Buford, to 7:30 p.m. Church at Park. In 1967, they and Jaelyn Spangler. Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 area events early head start family shelter moved from Park to Goodland. The Memorial Mass for the p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for Prairie Museum of Art and Early Head Start is a state funded The Northwest Kansas Domestic He farmed, hauled cattle for Deceased will be Friday, March the meeting every Tuesday at the History, 1905 S. Franklin, Colby is program for income eligible fami- and Sexual Violence Services pro- Duane Neitzel, and then drove 8, at 10:30 a.m. MT, at Our Harvest Evangelical Free Church, open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central lies with prenatal mothers and chil- vides help day or night to victims for Yellow Freight Company. Lady of Perpetual Help Catho- 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information Time Tuesday through Friday and 1 dren up to age three. Families par- of domestic violence and sexual He was a member of Our lic Church in Goodland, with Lady Of Perpetual Help Catho- Father Norbert Dlabal presid- call (785) 890-6423. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. ticipate in a variety of educational assault. Weekly support groups are Goodland Alcoholics Anony- lic Church and Knights of Co- ing. Inurnment will follow in thrift store activities and receive free medical available in Hays. . For information lumbus. the Goodland Cemetery. mous, 1013 Center. If you drink and dental care. or help, call (800) 794-4624. In the alcohol, that’s your business. If you The Goodland Churches Thrift Preceding him in death were Vigil will be at on Thursday, Services include special needs of Colby area, call (785) 443-1130. his wife Patricia M. Martin; at 5 p.m. MT, at Koons Chapel, want to stop, we can help. Call 821- Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 children with disabilitiesCall 785- animal shelter parents; six brothers Phillip, with visitation beginning at 3 3826 pr 728-7491. a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through 672-3125, ext. 187. Johnny, Pat, Rodney, Francis, p.m. MT. Goodland Al-Anon Family Friday. Donations welcome. For Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to and Marcus; sister Ruth Ann Memorials may be designat- Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays information call 890-2007. preschool www.petfinder.com and be sure to Kaiser of Quinter; and one ed to OLPH Catholic Church at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- health department Sherman County Head Start is enter the Goodland zip code 67735. grandson Tom Tiede. Scholarship Fund, and may be cade. For information call Alice or a free preschool for eligible 3 and You can also call the Goodland Surviving family includes left at or mailed to Koons Fu- Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. The Sherman County Health De- 4 year olds. The federally funded Police Department at 890-4570 or his daughter Patty Tiede and neral Home, 211 N. Main Ave., The Incognito Group. If alcohol partment at 1622 Broadway is open program is targeted to families who Northwest Kansas Animal Shelter her husband Mitch of Good- Goodland, KS 67735-1555. has made your life unmanageable. from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. meet certain economic guidelines at 899-4398. Interested in adopting Our group meets at 7 p.m. on Tues- Monday through Friday. and provides hearing, vision, dental a pet? Call the animal shelter or go to day and Friday at the First Christian Blood pressures; infants’, chil- and educational screenings. Nutri- the website www.nwkasgoodland. Church, 711 Arcade, Goodland dren’s and adults’ immunizations; tious meals are served, and parents webs.com. West entrance. Talking about it is health assessments for Kan Be are encouraged to get involved in Partnering To Bring the first step. (785) 728-7022 and Healthy, daycare and school entry; their children’s education. For in- (785) 501-8282. fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- formation call 890-2552. Medical Specialists The “Freedom Today” group of bin; and family planning available crimestoppers Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 by appointment. Sharps containers To Goodland p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and are available free. WIC program If you have information about 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. available. Call 890-4888 or go to any crime, call the Goodland Area Call 890-8369. www.sherman.kansas.com. Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- Eileen Krayca Bird City Alcoholics Anony- If you have questions, concerns 5665. Your call will be confidential Goodland Outreach or complaints about child care, call and you will not be asked your 3/4/2009 mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. You never said I’m leaving (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the the health department. name. If the information results in Clinic Schedule Water Testing — The Northwest the arrest and/or conviction of those You never said goodbye. Senior Center on 4th Street. Nar- You were gone before we knew it cotics Anonymous meets at 6:30 Local Environmental Protection involved, you could be eligible for Goodland Regional Group does well evaluations, in- a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland And only God knows why. (Mountain Time) on Tuesdays at Medical Center the Senior Center. Call (785) 734- A million times we needed you 2734 for more information. A million times we cried. 220 W.Second Street - Goodland Stratton “AA by the Book” Al- A big thank you! If love alone could have saved you coholics Anonymous group meets You never would have died. Cardiology at 7 p.m. Thursdays for a beginners Thank you for your support in open meeting. Filies and young In life we loved you dearly Dr. Christine Fisher people welcome. Call (719) 348- the primary election. I ask for In death we love you still. Monthly 5398 for men and (719) 346-8553 In our hearts we hold a place for women. 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Cassidy said it is an ongoing The legislators then took ques- issue, and conservation efforts are governor’s budget recommenda- tions. One citizen asked about the still mainly voluntary at this point. tions, and the plan so far is to keep Legislature’s position on gun con- Ostmeyer said he has been hearing things steady this year with a slight trol laws. Cassidy said that many a lot of enthusiasm over some of the increase next year. Cassidy said he gun laws have come into the House, programs implemented in western has no idea where the overall state and the mood in the Legislature is Kansas. budget is going, since the House is not to pay attention to any federal Cassidy mentioned that Nebraska waiting on tax information from the proposals. has drilled more than 1,100 new governor’s office. “We’re a Second Amendment wells in the last year, and that Kan- “The tax plan will drive the ship,” state,” he said. “There are not going sas will need to look out for its he said. to be any gun control laws this year water. Cassidy said that while the state that will hurt us.” The discussion shifted to the is growing, in his opinion it is not Cassidy said laws allowing Western Association of Fish and enough to warrant taking another school officials to have weapons Wildlife Agencies, a group of states bite out of tax revenue. on school property are being dis- and Canadian provinces that has Cassidy spoke about other issues cussed. Ostmeyer said there will be come under fire from many west- in the House, such as the Gas and Oil issues to work out, such as whether ern Kansas counties over its ferret Depletion Fund, which the counties districts will lose the use of some reintroduction policies. Ostmeyer have been paying into for years. facilities that are owned by outside said the problem is not that some- That money was to be sent back to entities who do not allow guns on one wants to reintroduce ferrets, the counties, which is how many the premises. but rather when prairie dogs – the counties have been able to keep “It’s sad that we have to go to ferrets’ primary food source – be- taxes low over the years. However, that,” Ostmeyer said, “but it’s also come so numerous they spill onto he said, there is a bill to send any sad what’s been happening.” neighboring properties, infringing unappropriated money back to the Cassidy said mental health treat- on that neighbor’s rights. He said the state. Cassidy said he has argued ment is also being discussed this Senate has a resolution defending against that bill and is on a subcom- year. personal property rights. mittee to try and figure out how to Another citizen asked about water Wellness Challenge plans soup cook-off for March 16 SOUP, from Page 1 ages participants to improve their nutritional intake, increase their level of physical activity and stop or urday, March 16, each entry should be one six quart decrease their use of tobacco products through fun crock pot warmed, ready to serve; all registrations must community activities. be received by e-mail by 5 p.m. on Friday at shcounty@ Bill Peterson of Olde Westport Spices is helping with st-tel.net, contestants must stay and serve samples for the contest. The program sponsors include the City of participants to pick the people’s choice and all recipes Goodland, Goodland Activities Center, Goodland Re- become the property of Sherman County Wellness gional Medical Center, Healthful Solutions, Sherman Challenge and are available to participants. County Health Department, Sherman County Exten- The Sherman County Wellness Challenge encour- sion and Right Combination Dance Studio. Peyton Sieck led off the piano recital held Sunday night at the First Christian Church, Disciples of Christ. Other students playing their pieces were Powell Sieck, Amanda Coon, Kelsey White, Kin- sey Volk, Berkley White and Brianna White. All the Goodland High School, Grant Junior High and K-State launches flowers blog home-schooled students had participated in a piano contest, KMTA auditions, Northwest Kansas Piano Teachers League clinic or Music Progressions. The instructors for the students are Geralyn Short, dark winter days have gar- horticulture specialist with Kansas Petunia Surfinia Wild Plum, Canna Parker and Nancy Shores. The event was put on by the Goodland Federated Music Club. deners dreaming about spring and State. South Pacific Scarlet and Marigold Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News the chance to try out new flowers in “Growing flowers in Kansas is Hero Series. the landscape. not like growing them in Florida The blog is one of several ways To help gardeners find varieties or California or Illinois,” said Ste- Kansas State’s Department of Hor- that work in Kansas, Kansas State vens. “Everything on the list has ticulture, Forestry and Recreation University scientists launched a not only endured, but thrived in the Resources is using social media. No simple answers on premium issues new blog, www.prairiestarflowers- sometimes harsh Kansas growing William Reid, a research and exten- Three or four times a year the Kansas Insurance blog.com and Facebook page www. conditions.” sion pecan specialist for Kansas and Department will get a call from a news reporter ask- facebook.com/PrairieStarFlowers. Plants are rated for vigor, defined Missouri hosts a blog about nothern ing how the latest severe weather outbreak is going to sandy Prairie Star is a collection of as how fast and strong they grow pecans at northernpecans.blogspot. affect premiums for homeowners and auto insurance. annual flower varieties tested by and how much substance they have. com. The department has a Face- This happens most frequently following a hail event praeger Kansas State to determine those best They are also rated on floriferous- book page at www.facebook.com/ that covers a larger metropolitan area. suited for the challenging prairie cli- ness―the visual impact of the flower kstate.hfrr, as does the nursery pro- Our best answer to the reporter isn’t simple; almost mate. The list includes flowers that and foliage display. duction extension program at www. everything involving insurance rarely is. In this era of • insurance comm. exhibited superior performance for Varieties include such names as facebook.com/NurseryWorks. the pat answer, we can’t provide one, because many two or more years in bedding plant factors go into a company’s determination of your • Companies can be reinsured for catastrophic losses research trials in Olathe, Wichita, insurance premiums. to their policyholders. Reinsurance is insurance that is Hays and Colby. Because this question pops up regularly, we have purchased by one insurance company from one or more “All varieties on the list grow well compiled a list of factors that might help you understand other insurance companies. There are different levels across the state, east to west and when and how a homeowners or vehicle premium of reinsurance they can purchase. north to south,” said Alan Stevens, increase could occur. Below are some of the more • For real property, fire is still the number one peril, important items to consider. followed by wind and hail. (Real property includes corrections • It may take up to two years before an insurance land and structures that sit on the land, but not the company reflects weather-related claims experiences personal or business property included on the land or The Goodland Star-News will ● in their current rate adjustments. in the structures.) correct any mistake or misunder- • Most companies file for rate adjustments yearly One other item of note: In 1937, Kansas was the first standing in a news story. Please based on five years’ worth of claims experience. The state to have laws regulating rate adjustments. Statutes call our office at (785) 899-2338 companies factor out anything in excess of normal, say the adjustments must be “adequate, not excessive to report errors. We believe that taking out catastrophic losses (such as major tornado and not unfairly discriminatory.” Many other states news should be fair and factual. We damage) and averaging them over a period of time, have copied this statute language for their own use. want to keep an accurate record such as 20 years. We Kansans have seen our share of turbulent weather and appreciate you calling to our • Property and casualty premium rates, through state during the past few years, and many of us with property attention any failure to live up to legislation passed a few years ago, can increase or de- and casualty insurance have also seen our insurance this standard. crease up to 12 percent (called a “flex rating”) without companies come through with claim settlements be- approval from the Kansas Insurance Department. cause of that weather. 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Two opportunities to meet the new physician Douglas Van Marel, M.D. PUBLIC RECEPTIONS: Tues., March 5, 2013 • 4:30-6 p.m. MT At Goodland Family Health Center, 106 Willow Road Sat., March 9, 2013 • 8:30-10 a.m. MT At Docʼ’s Coffee, 1103 Main, Goodland star-news 4 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, March 5, 2013 opinion from our viewpoint... Sequester necessary, but not a good sign We were all waiting last week for Congress and the President to come up with some sort of last-minute deal to avoid the across- the-board cuts known as the “sequester.” They always come up with some kind of deal, right? Wrong. First, a little history. The sequester was something put in place back in 2011. It is $84 billion in cuts from every federal depart- ment, defense and otherwise. It offered no flexibility. At the time, the government was haggling over the debt ceiling, again, and after House Republicans insisted on spending cuts, President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner reached an agreement on the Budget Control Act of 2011, which included the sequestration. The idea was to put in place a time limit, that if reached would result in harsh, across-the-board cuts so that congress and the president would be forced to come to the table and hammer out something more reasonable and targeted to avoid it. In this respect, it failed, miserably. Both parties supported the plan, and it passed with major bipar- tisan support, but that support was short lived. The “supercom- mittee” that was supposed to come up with that reasonable plan, never came up with anything. So here we are. To dispel some myths, the sequester is not as huge a thing as some claim it to be. It will not directly result in homes burning down from under-funded fire departments, nor are thousands of teachers being laid off immediately. It may, however, result in furloughs for many federal employees, which may include, as is so often said, air traffic controllers. The sequestration will cut about $600 million from the Federal Aviation Administration. Other possible furloughs being talked about are meat inspectors Keep school district strong and judicial employees. Actually the word “cuts” is a little misleading. What the seques- To the Editor: from our These northwest Kansas kids are impressive tration does is reduce the amount federal agencies can spend in I have been fortunate to call Goodland my members of society. They would be welcomed the future, rather than cut what they are spending right now. Even home for the past 18 year. I am a mother of a readers back with open arms and possess great skills this year, the effect of the reductions is less than one percent of Goodland High School graduate and a high to be proud of. Over the years, little did I know the $8.7 trillion The effects of the sequestration will trickle down school age student who believes remodeling • to the editor what an impact that junior high and high school as the years rolls on. out current schools would benefit students kids would have on me. There is also talk that it will negatively impact the economy, now and in decades to come. As a high school Let’s keep our district strong to ensure that but at this point it can only be speculative. counselor at Goodland High School for the past safe as possible. We owe this to our children our schools will continue to flourish and edu- The sequester was meant to be avoided. But we haven’t avoided 13 years and recently teaching art in the junior as well as their children. cate the children today as well as in the future. it. Friday was the deadline, and it passed, and so by law, the se- high setting, I advocate that a good education My quest for the remodeling may be a self- The greatest legacy our community can leave quester goes into effect. We arrived where we are because no one is a sound and important investment for our ish one. Let’s keep our school system as good to our younger generation is a first-rate educa- seemed willing to compromise. Each side put forward proposals future. or better than it’s ever been, thus bringing in tion that they can carry with them forever. they knew were dead on arrival, and neither side was willing to I know that we don’t live in the world we did new business, families and maybe even for- Vote yes on the ballot for the proposed meet in the middle. just 20 years ago and passing a school bond will mer Goodland High School graduates back to School Bond. Do it for the kids! Perhaps then, the sequester is necessary since both parties in not guarantee the safety of our children, but Goodland. Goodland graduates have chosen Nancy Farris-Partida Congress and the president seem unable to make agreements with all the improvements set forth, I would to leave us to become doctors, lawyers, teach- without being forced to do so. This isn’t a good thing though, be- surmise that steps will be taken to make it as ers, engineers, policemen; the list is endless. cause it means we have arrived at a place where our government no longer effectively governs. We should all think about this when the mid-term elections come up in 2014. –Kevin Bottrell On turnaround week, being a chairman Turn around week. Friday, March 1 was the were assigned seventeen budgets to “Hear” halfway mark in this year’s legislative session. ward and then to “Work.” For each budget, there is The first two days of the week were filled with an agency request and a recommendation from very long committee meetings trying to get cassidy the Governor for what he plans to fund in his all the bills worked before the deadlines. The budget. Our committee listens to the agency last three days were extended days of floor • state rep. one day and the next day makes recommen- debate on all the House bills that had passed dations or amendments. After we pass them out of committees. The bills that pass out of the and many others. The chairman has the power out, the budgets go to the full Appropriations House this week will be sent to the Senate for to decide whether or not they will hear a bill. Committee. consideration, and the Senate bills will now “Hearing a bill” means that the bill will be read The most time-consuming and arduous task come to the House. in committee and any proponent or opponent I have, in the legislature, is presenting these After “turn around,” the process begins may testify for or against it. The testimony has budgets to Appropriations. The K-12 budget is anew. Many bills that stirred the most con- to be written, and copies are provided to each over three billion dollars, and I am expected to The Goodland Star-News troversy will not be discussed again this year. member of the committee. know where all that money goes. I do have the (USPS No. 222-460. ISSN 0893-0562) The bills that passed the House or Senate now, “Working the bill” is the next step in the help of a legislative aide who does any research Member: Kansas Press Association however, have more statewide attention be- process. A committee chairman has the right to I request and who knows the budget inside out. Inland Press Association Colorado Press Association cause they are still alive. Bills will be assigned decide whether or not a bill will be worked. If I I can refer to her whenever a question comes National Newspaper Association to committees; if they pass out of committee, decide I want to work a bill, only the committee up that I am unsure of. e-mail: [email protected] the bills will be worked on the floor. When a can now comment on their desire to pass it to Two weeks ago, the six Regents Colleges bill is passed by both houses, it still has to be the floor for a vote of the full house, or to vote presented their budgets in my committee. It is Steve Haynes, President signed by the Governor. it down. Committee members can also make so interesting to hear these college presidents Kevin Bottrell, Editor 20 11 I have been asked, “What is the importance amendments to the bill to make it a stronger discuss their budgets and their innovative Pat Schiefen, Society Editor of being a chairman?” Bills are assigned to my piece of legislation. After all committee mem- programs. 2011 Advertising Department Education Budget committee by the Speaker bers have had a chance to fully vet the bill, then Being a committee chair is a lot more work, Jessica Corbin, Kayla Bentley and Angela Bonham of the House. Normally, they are related to I can bring it to a vote. The chairman only votes but it gives me a better opportunity to discuss Sheila Smith, Circulation Manager education. I have had bills about school trans- when there is a tie. My vote is the tiebreaker – the issues important to northwest Kansas. Nor’west Press portation, pharmacy loan forgiveness, the yes, the bill goes on, or no, the bill dies. school finance formula, military pupil count, In my Education Budget committee, we Richard Westfahl, General Manager Gary Stewart, Jim Bowker, James Jackson Kris McCool, Tracy Traxel, Stacy Brashear Judy McKnight, Sheri Arroyo. Snowstorm of legislation Turnaround – Halfway Point used to meet a certain percentage of renewable nwkansas.com A real snowstorm and a blizzard of bills Ralph energy as part of the requirement. Through an made the past two weeks very busy for the Sen- amendment, the Kansas Corporation Commis- N.T. Betz, Director of Internet Services ate. At least 32 pieces of legislation had been Ostmeyer sion is instructed to initiate a study to determine ([email protected]) debated and voted on by Thursday evening, the impact of projected retail rates for utility Evan Barnum, Systems Admin.([email protected]) twice the usual amount. Monday and Tuesday • state senator companies, and to examine electric rates of of next week will be devoted to clerical staff neighboring states, and the impact federal Published every Tuesday and Friday except the days observed for New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christ- shifting legislation from one chamber to the There are various steps in place to promote regulations and taxes have on utility rates. I mas Day, at 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. other. Beginning Wednesday, the Senate will success, and Temporary Assistance for Needy voted against this bill. Periodicals postage paid at Goodland, Kan. 67735; entered at the focus primarily on bills that have passed the Families money will be used. The Town Hall Meetings in St. Francis, Goodland, Kan., Post Office under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1878. House. The focus will also continue on cutting Aid meant for children will be provided for Atwood, Oberlin, Norton and Logan, sched- POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Goodland Star-News, the income tax and balancing the budget. through drug-free third parties. With reason- uled for Feb. 23, were cancelled due to weather. 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. Major Pieces of Legislation I plan to reschedule these as soon as Reps, Telephone: (785) 899-2338. Editorial e-mail: star-news@nwkansas. able suspicion, through the Department of Ad- com. Advertising questions can be sent to: [email protected] SB199 established the Midwest Stem ministration, Division of Personnel Services, Cassidy and Lovelady and I can find a date that The Goodland Star-News assumes no liability for mistakes or omissions Cell Therapy Center. Here are some high- members of the Kansas Senate and the House will work for us all. in advertising or failure to publish beyond the actual cost of the ad. lights: research on cord blood, stem cells and of Representatives also may be required to SUBSCRIPTIONS: In Sherman County and adjacent counties: three nonembryonic cell research, production of submit to drug testing. I supported this bill. months, $29; six months, $46; 12 months, $81. Out of area, weekly mailing clinical-grade stem cells, conduct clinical tri- Sub for SB 57. The major parts of the bill of two issues: three months, $39; six months, $54; 12 months, $89 (All tax als, facilitate delivery of therapies, education involve a new law regarding penalties and tests included). Mailed individually each day: (call for a price). training for physicians and keeping public in- for chronic wasting disease, and makes it ille- Letter Policy Incorporating: formed of therapeutic options regarding stem gal for any person to “possess” domesticated The Goodland Star-News encourages cell advances. New money will attract federal deer without a permit, and allows the animal and welcomes letters from readers. Letters The Goodland Daily News grants, private money, gifts and other dollars health commissioner to adopt regulations for should be typewritten, and must include 1932-2003 covering the cost of the new facility, which will permits; also makes the Kansas Department a telephone number and a signature. be governed by a 13-member board advised by of Agriculture the official state agency for Unsigned letters will not be published. The Sherman the director of the facility, who will report to the chronic wasting disease testing. Form letters and letters deemed to be of Executive Vice Chancellor of the KU Medical It also amends existing law on the state Poul- no public interest or considered offensive County Herald Founded by Eric and will be rejected. We reserve the right to Founded by Thomas McCants Center. I supported this bill. try Improvement Plan, giving responsibility Roxie Yonkey edit letters for length and good taste. We 1935-1989 SB149 requiring drug testing of welfare and to the Department of Agriculture rather than 1994-2001 unemployment recipients if there is reasonable the state Poultry Improvement Association. I encourage letters, with address and phone suspicion. Individuals who fail a drug test supported this bill. numbers, by e-mail to:
NOTICE OF BOND ELEC- opted? o’clock A.M. and will close at principal repayment schedule District Portion (with current TION 7:00 P.M., on April 2, 2013, the and the average interest rates Average Annual Principal and level of State financial aid) 8.75 UNIFIED SCHOOL DIS- Shall Unified School District election day. The voting places from recent bond issues for Interest Payments $1,140,893 Mills TRICT NO. 352, No. 352, Sherman County, Kan- in the District, and the area each similar types of financing and SHERMAN COUNTY, KAN- sas (Goodland), issue general voting place will serve, will be the current level of state finan- Portion of average annual The election officer con- SAS (GOODLAND) obligation bonds in an amount as follows: cial aid the District would re- principal and interest payments ducting the election will be the not to exceed $14,995,000, to ceive with respect to the bonds, from State aid $250,996 County Clerk of Sherman Coun- The Board of Education of pay a portion of the estimated Voters Residing In all as shown below. ty, Kansas, whose address is Unified School District No. costs to (a) improve, renovate, Entire District Portion of average annual Sherman County Courthouse, 352, Sherman County, Kansas equip and make additions to Projected Summary of principal and interest from Dis- 813 Broadway, Goodland, Kan- (Goodland) (the “District”), has North Elementary School, in- Will Vote At Projected Costs trict funds $889,897 sas 67735 heretofore, pursuant to resolu- cluding main entry improve- VFW Hall tion duly adopted, declared it ments, classroom and storm 824 Main, Goodland, Kan- Sources of Funds Projected Annual Revenues DATED: January 14, 2013 advisable to (a) improve, reno- shelter additions, technology sas of One-Quarter Percent City- vate, equip and make additions improvements, ADA compli- B o n d s t o b e I s s u e d wide Sales Tax $258,723 Janet Rumpel, to North Elementary School, ance upgrades, new roof, rest- The election will be conducted $14,995,000 County Clerk including main entry improve- room remodeling and heating by the officers and/or persons Average Annual Property Sherman County, Kansas ments, classroom and storm and air conditioning improve- provided by law for holding Interest Earnings 20,000 Tax Mill Levy Rate for Princi- shelter additions, technology ments; (b) improve, renovate, elections, and the method of pal and Interest Payments Published in The Goodland improvements, ADA compli- equip and make additions to voting will be by ballot. Regis- Funds on hand from prior Star-News, Tuesday, February ance upgrades, new roof, rest- West Elementary School, in- tered voters are eligible to vote financing 445,000 Total (without any State finan- 26 and March 5, 2013. room remodeling and heating cluding main entry improve- by advance voting ballot upon cial Aid) 12.00 Mills and air conditioning improve- ments, classroom and storm application to the County Clerk Total $15,460,000 ments; (b) improve, renovate, shelter additions, technology at the address set forth below equip and make additions to improvements, ADA compli- pursuant to K.S.A. 25-1117 et Use of Funds West Elementary School, in- ance upgrades and restroom seq. GHS Cowboys of the Week cluding main entry improve- remodeling; (c) improve, reno- Project Costs (including ar- Based on positive academic performance, attendance ments, classroom and storm vate, equip and make additions ADDITIONAL INFORMA- chitectural/engineering ser- shelter additions, technology to the High School, including TION vices) $15,290,000 improvement, positive attitude or random acts of kindness, improvements, ADA compli- kitchen addition and ADA com- the student nominees this week are: ance upgrades and restroom pliance upgrades; and me- The following additional infor- Interest During Construction remodeling; (c) improve, reno- chanical, plumbing, electrical mation is provided by the Dis- 20,000 vate, equip and make additions and technology improvements; trict with respect to compliance to the High School, including and (d) make all other necessary with the provisions of K.S.A. 10- Issuance Expenses (including kitchen addition and ADA com- improvements appurtenant 120a and K.S.A. 12-6,122. This attorney fees, printing costs, pliance upgrades; and mechan- thereto; all pursuant to the information has been obtained rating agency fees, financial ical, plumbing, electrical and provisions of K.S.A. 10-101 et from sources deemed reliable advisor fees, underwriting fees technology improvements; and seq.: K.S.A. 25-2018(f); K.S.A. by the District. Certain portions and other miscellaneous ex- (d) make all other necessary 72-6761; and K.S.A. 75-2315 et of this information are based penses) improvements appurtenant seq.? The balance of the esti- upon projections. No assur- thereto (the “Project”), at an mated costs ($445,000) shall be ances can be given that these Total $15,460,000 estimated cost of $15,440,000. paid from funds on hand from a projections will be accurate as Seth Garza Sonya Garza The balance of the estimated prior District financing. of the date of issuance of the Projected Summary of cost of the Project ($445,000) bonds due to changing market Bond Issue Repayments shall be paid from funds on To vote in favor of the ques- conditions, any changes in Sponsored by: hand from a prior District financ- tion submitted on this ballot, assessed valuation of the Dis- Principal payments over 20 ing. Notice is hereby given to darken the oval to the left of the trict, changes in the amount of years the qualified electors of the word “Yes.” To vote against it, state financial aid received by District that a bond election has darken the oval to the left of the the District and other matters Average Interest Rate been called and will be held on word “No.” unknown or unavailable at this 4.00% April 2, 2013, for the purpose of time. The projected rates of submitting to the qualified elec- YES property taxation to be used to Total Interest Cost to Maturity tors of the District the following pay the principal of and interest $7,822,875 proposition: NO on the Bonds are based upon the current assessed valuation Assessed Valuation (2012) Shall the following be ad- The polls will be open at 7:00 of the District, the assumed $75,593,909 1631 Main, Goodland, KS 67735 • (785) 890-7728 The Goodland Star News Service Directory ���������� Residential...Land...Commercial... ����������� Real estate is what I do! [email protected] ��������������� www.goodlandks.mls.com Offi ce phone: ����������� (785) 899-3060 24-hour Service Serving Northwest Kansas Rose Cell: ������������������ (785) 821-1179 & Northeastern�������� Colorado��� Rose Koggie Offi ce fax: since 1992! 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NOTICE OF SPECIAL tional Sales Tax is to commence seq. proposition; and (b) approval by of the District Bonds is subject Sales Tax QUESTION ELECTION on October 1, 2013, or as soon the electors of the District of a to the approval by the electors of CITY OF GOODLAND, thereafter as legally permissible, ADDITIONAL INFORMA- proposition authorizing the is- the District of the District Bonds, $258,723 KANSAS and expire 20 years after com- TION suance of the District Bonds as but is not subject to approval mencement, all pursuant to the described below. by the electors of the City of the (Based on total expected col- The City Commission of the provisions of K.S.A. 12-187 et Educational Sales Tax. Ap- imposition of the Educational lections from retail sales in the City of Goodland, Kansas (the seq., as amended? proval of the special question The governing body of the Sales Tax. City, as estimated by the Kansas “City”), has heretofore, pursu- election would authorize the City City has found and determined Department of Revenue) ant to a resolution duly adopted To vote in favor of the question of Goodland, Kansas (the “City”) that the aforementioned sales The following additional in- on January 7, 2013, declared it submitted on this ballot, darken to impose a one-quarter per- tax would be a general purpose formation is provided by the The election officer conduct- advisable to conduct a special the oval to the left of the word cent (0.25%) Citywide general sales tax under K.S.A. 12-187 City with respect to the afore- ing the election will be the County question election relating to “Yes.” to vote against it, darken purpose retailers’ sales tax (the et seq. mentioned Education Sales Tax Clerk of Sherman County, Kan- the imposition of a one-quarter the oval to the left of the word “Educational Sales Tax”), the proposition. This information sas, whose address is: County percent (0.25%) Citywide gen- “No.” revenues to be derived therefrom U.S.D. No.352 Bond Elec- has been obtained from sources Courthouse, 813 Broadway, eral purpose retailers’ sales tax. to be used for the purposes of: (a) tion. On the same date as the deemed reliable by the City and Goodland, Kansas 67735. Notice is hereby given to the YES assisting Unified School District City special question election, is based upon projections. No qualified electors of the City that No. 352, Sherman County, Kan- the Board of Education of the assurances can be given that DATED: February, 19, 2013. such special question election NO sas (Goodland) (the “District”) in District will submit to the electors these projections will be accu- has been called and will be held the repayment of a portion of the of the District the proposition of rate due to changing conditions Janet Rumpel, on April 2, 2013, for the purpose The polls will open at 7:00 principal of and interest on gen- authorizing the issuance of the and other matters unknown or County Clerk of submitting to the qualified o’clock A.M. and will close at eral obligation bonds to be is- District Bonds to pay a portion unavailable at this time. Sherman County, Kansas electors of the City the following 7:00 o’clock P.M., on April 2, sued by theDistrict in an amount of the estimated costs to (a) im- proposition: 2013, the election day. The vot- not to exceed $14,995,000 (the prove, renovate, equip and make Projected Annual Reve- Published in The Goodland ing places in the City, and tha “District Bonds”) to pay the costs additions to North Elementary nues of One-Quarter Percent Star-News, Tuesday, February Shall the following be ad- area each voting place will serve, to improve and renovate educa- School, including main entry (0.25%) City-Wide Retailers’ 28 and March 5, 2013. opted? will be as follows: tional facilities in the District (the improvements, classroom and “District Projects”), (b) providing storm shelter additions, tech- Shall the City of Goodland, Voters Residing In for the payment of certain City nology improvements, ADA Kansas, be authorized to impose Entire City infrastructure improvements to compliance upgrades, new a one-quarter percent (0.25%) facilitate the use of District edu- roof, restroom remodeling and Harlem Ambassadors Citywide general purpose retail- Will Vote At cational facilitate, (c) pay costs heating and air conditioning im- ers’ sales tax (the “Educational VFW Post 1133 of capital improvement projects provements; (b) improve, reno- coming to Goodland! Sales Tax”), the revenues from 824 Main Street of the District and (d) alleviating vate, equip and make additions which to be used for educational Goodland, Kansas the property tax burden to the to West Elementary School, Unique harlem-style basketball...high-fl ying purposes, including (a) assist- patrons of District. including main entry improve- slam dunks, ball handling tricks and comedy ing Unified School District No. The election will be conducted ments, classroom and storm 352, Sherman County, Kansas by the officers and/or persons The Educational Sales Tax shelter additions, technology Wed., March 6 @ 7 p.m. MT (Goodland) (the “District”) in the provided by law for holding shall commerce on October 1, improvements, ADA compliance repayment of a portion of the elections, and the method of 2013, or as soon thereafter as le- upgrades and restroom remod- Max Jones Field House principal of and interest on gen- voting will be by ballot. Regis- gally permissible, and expire 20 eling; (c) improve, renovate, eral obligation bonds to be is- tered voters are eligible to vote years after commencement. The equip and make additions to the Presented by the Goodland Lions Club and sued by the District in an amount by advance voting ballot upon imposition of the Educational High School, including kitchen sponsored by Goodland Area Businesses not to exceed $14,995,000 (the application to the County Clerk Sales Tax is subject to the fol- addition and ADA compliance Tickets available from Goodland Lions Club members or “District Bonds”) to pay the at the address set forth below lowing conditions: (a) approval upgrades; and mechanical, the following banks: Western State Bank, First National Bank, costs to improve and renovate pursuant to K.S.A. 25-1117 et by the electors of the City of this plumbing, electrical and tech- educational facilities in the Dis- nology improvements; and (d) Bankwest or Peoples State Bank. trict (the “District Projects”), (b) make all other necessary im- • Students K-college: $6;; Adults: $10 (in advance) providing for the payment of provements appurtenant there- • Students K-college: $8;; Adults: $12 (at door) certain City infrastructure im- NOTICE OF OWNERS OF to. The balance of the estimated provements to facilitate the use costs ($445,000) shall be paid of District educational facilities, TAXABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY from funds on hand from a prior (c) pay costs of capital improve- District financing. The issuance ment projects of the District and All owners of taxable personal property (including boats, (d) alleviating the property tax jet skis, mobile homes, campers, snowmobiles, golf carts, burden to the patrons of Dis- trict, provided that imposition mopeds, dirt bikes, trucks, non-highway vehicles, trailers, of such Educational Sales Tax airplanes) MUST come to the appraiser’s office to report Water and Drought Concerns for 2013? shall be subject to the following ownership of such property. ALL Personal Property MUST conditions: (1) approval by the be listed by March 15. Any questions con cerning personal City electors of this proposition; property items call 890-4825 Sherman County Appraiser’s (2) approval by District electors Office. 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Top row, left to right: Coach Kyler West, Head Coach Butch Smith, Coach Dusty Knox and Coach Mike Murray. Second from top, left to right: Levi Stasser, Cade Mitchek, Tristan Cooper, Dawson Ensign, Tate Withington, Mason Murray and Dawson Holub. Middle row, left to right: Manten Crow, Zander Thompson, Tanner Gorostiza, Chase Longrear, Witten Peter, Keifer Smith and DJ Knox. Second from bottom, left to right: Caden Dorn, Mason Hernandez, Jarek Crow, Kyan Ensign, Octavio Gonzalez, Isaiah Shinette and Maverick Spresser. Front row, left to right: Rett Ihrig, Aiden Miller, Deegan Knox, Logan Franz, Kristina Dees and Zane Brigham. Kansas Kids Wrestling Goodland Invitational Saturday, March 9 at Max Jones Fieldhouse Action begins at 8 a.m. MT Best of luck, Goodland Wrestling Club! Short & Son Inc. Vinyl Designs Junction of Hwys. 24 & 27 • (785) 899-2592 2 miles west of Goodland on Hwy. 24 & Rd. 17 • (785) 821-0113 The Insurance Agency, Inc. Kennedy & Coe, LLC 1020 Main Avenue • (785) 899-5011 520 Main Avenue, Goodland • (785) 899-3676
Western State Bank member FDIC McDonalds 815 Center Avenue • (785) 899-2393 Locations in Goodland, KS and Burlington and Lamar, CO SunOpta Sunflower Shelter Insurance® 1701 Industrial Loop • (785) 899-5607 Jim Alcorn, Agent • 1624 Main Avenue • (785) 899-2553 Walmart Supercenter Ag Power Equipment Co. 2160 Commerce Road • (785) 899-2111 124 W. Highway 24 • (785) 899-3432 Cowboy Corner Xpress Dan Brenner Ford 1631 Main Avenue • (785) 890-7728 222 W. Highway 24 • (785) 899-2316
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Eklund’s First...Clients First March 9, 2013: Kansas Kids 1617 Clark, Goodland, KS 67735 wrestling in Goodland! 723 W. Highway 24, Goodland Toll Free: 1-866-291-9164 Phone: (785) 899-5628 Visit us on the web! www.eklundins.com Serving fantastic food all day! Toll Free: (800) 798-5628 8 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, March 5, 2013 All Central Time, for Kansas Mountain TIme Stations subtract an hour TV Channel Guide Tuesday Evening March 5, 2013 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 ABC 28 ESPN 57 Cartoon Net 21 TV Land 41 Hallmark Celebrity Wife Swap The Taste Body of Proof Local Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline S&T Eagle CBS NCIS NCIS: Los Angeles Golden Boy Local Late Show Letterman Ferguson 29 ESPN 2 58 ABC Fam 22 ESPN 45 NFL NBC Betty Betty Go On Normal Smash Local Tonight Show w/Leno J. Fallon 2 PBS KOOD FOX American Idol Local 2 PBS KOOD 30 ESPN Clas 59 TV Land 23 ESPN 2 47 Food Cable Channels 3 KWGN WB 31 Golf 60 Hallmark 3 NBC-KUSA 24 ESPN Nws 49 E! 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Lies Shameless ©2009 Hometown Content, listings by Zap2it ©2009 Hometown Content, listings by Zap2it star-news classified Star-News / Tuesday, March 5, 2013 9 CARD OF THANKS -2-22-3-8- in our Goodland and Colby has an opening for a Mill Opera- -5-11-tfn ------locations. Candidates must be tor. Job requires a dependable 2 - 12” Sony subwoofers and Thank you for remembering American Profile Cookbooks reliable, customer friendly, be & mechanically inclined indi- FOR SALE a 1000 watt amp for sale, box us in the loss of our loved one Available! Stop by The Good- able to carry at least 50 pounds vidual who is willing to work and wires are included, call 719- Lillian Thornburg. Maybe you land Star-News. -tfn- and have a clean driving record. flexible hours. Knowledge Assorted Steel Buildings. 930-9031 in Goodland. - tfn- brought food, sent a card, gave All applicants are subject to in mill equipment is helpful. Discounts available. Some ------to the memorial, sent flow- HELP WANTED background checks. Apply in Good starting wages & ex- seconds used. Erection infor- FIREWOOD FOR SALE IN ers or just said a prayer. Your person at 904 Main, Goodland, cellent benefits. Training will mation available. Will deliver. GOODLAND. Call (785) 890- thoughtfulness was greatly Accepting applications for KS. -3-1-3-12- be provided. Please apply Source# 18X. 800-964-8335. 7224. -12-11-tfn- appreciated. -The Thornburg Bagger/Warehouseman for ------in person at SunOpta, 1701 -3-5-3-15------family. -3-1-3-5- agriculture business. Experi- There is an immediate open- Industrial Loop, Goodland, ------ASHLEY FURNITURE TEM- ence in grain elevator helpful. ing for a full-time Certified KS . Pre-employment drug & 2000 Chevrolet pick up truck. PUR-PEDIC BEDDING AT WANTED For interview call Sunrise Staff- Nurses Aide at Cheyenne alcohol screening & criminal $800 as is or best offer. Please COLBY FURNITURE AND ing Services, LLC @ (620) 792- County Hospital. Twelve hour call (785) 821-0384. -3-1-tfn HOME STORE, COLBY, KS. WANTED TO BUY: 110-112 background required. EOE. 1004 or pick up application at shifts, night shift. Responsibili------(785) 460-6311. Website: www. John Deere Feeder Chuck -2-22-3-5- the Sun Opta Plant in Goodland. ties will include: provide direct PICNIC TABLES AND YARD colbyfurniture.net -10-21-tfn Wagon, in fair condition. Call ------3-5-3-15- and indirect patient care under FURNITURE. Built out of treat- (785) 891-3761. -3-1-3-19- SunOpta is hiring for Part-time ------supervision of registered nurse. ed lumber, very sturdy. Call ------Cleaning Crew. Need extra Stephens Construction, Inc. Assist patients with activities (785) 443-1863. -2-15-3-15- WANTED TO BUY: 9’X5’ pool cash? Must be self-motivat- FOR RENT is accepting applications of daily living, provide comfort ------table. Call (785) 891-3761. ed, responsible and over 18. for full-time construction crew and assistance when neces- 1998 4x4 Chevy Cheyenne Houses and apartments in -3-1-3-19- Flexible hours available. Apply workers. Experience in steel &/ sary. Provide personal care of 1500. 4.3L Vortec V-6, 237,170 Goodland, KS. All sizes. Call ------in person at SunOpta, 1701 or wood-frame building erec- patients. Successful applicants miles, well taken care of, 5 for details. (785) 890-6538. Junk batteries, non-ferrous Industrial Loop, Goodland, tion required. Concrete and will possess a positive attitude, speed. $3,500. Call Rusty at -6-12-tfn metals and iron. Darrel Bowen. KS. Pre-employment drug & other construction experience strong communication skills (970) 630-1930. -2-1-tfn ------Phone 785-899-2578. -tfn- alcohol screening & criminal preferred. Competitive wages and basic computer knowl- background required. EOE. ------Houses and apartments. Cole and benefits. Apply in person edge. Holiday and weekend -2-22-3-5- Printing equipment for sale: Real Estate. 785-899-2683. PERSONALS at 1260 S. Country Club Drive, rotation required. Cheyenne ------Acti “V” Line 204, horizontal -tfn- Colby. -3-5-4-5- process camera. Log Etron- Man, looking to meet lady 50- County Hospital offers com- Venture Corporation is now ------ics Film Processor (Model 60. I enjoy the outdoors, music, petitive wages, paid CEUs, taking applications for the SERVICES The Cowboy Corner, LLC, #LL2218; volts 196-264; single singing, dining out, drives, mov- support for educational growth, Thomas County area for CDL 1631 Main, Goodland, KS. phase, 15 amps). Plate burner: CAT’S TNT for jewelry, vinyl ies, yard sales, etc.. Am honest, and a comprehensive benefit class A or B drivers, equipment Looking for reliable, hard work- brown Ultra-lite 1500. 2 Nu-Arc graphic designs, massages, faithful. Write K.G., PO Box912, package. Please contact Sara operators, laborers and flag- ing individuals for a fast-paced Light Tables. For more informa- quilting and Fed-Ex and UPS St. Francis, KS 67756 or call Wilson with Human Resources gers. Apply at 214 S. Hwy. 281, work environment. Will work tion please call Gary at The shipping and more! Stop by (785) 772-1186. -3-5-4-5- or go on-line to apply. www. Great Bend, KS, or call Leslie around availability; must be cheyennecountyhospital.com. at (620) 792-5921. ventureoff@ Goodland Star-News. (785) 1018 Main, Goodland – 3-23- flexible to work nights and (785) 332-2104 est. 116-Human hotmail.com. Equal opportunity 899-2338. -1-11-tfn- tfn NOTICE weekends. Competitive wages. Resources. -3-1-3-5- employer. -2-12-3-19 A 1977 Ford Rat Rod with the Stop by and pick up an applica------VIN# 7A47S147038 will be sold tion at the store. -3-1-3-12- Sherman County Health De- PSI Transport is always look- at auction on March 15, 2013. ------partment has a full time (32 ing for good company livestock General Public Transportation The above named vehicle will SHERMAN COUNTY ROAD hour) position open for a Reg- and grain haulers as well as AND BRIDGE is seeking quali- be sold for storage and repair istered Nurse. Sherman Coun- shop mechanics. Competitive Schedule a ride call: costs at S&M Repair, 1008 W. fied applicants for a full-time ty Health Department offers pay, life/health/dental benefits 17th, Goodland, KS 67735. truck driver/equipment opera- competitive wages and county and bonus program available. 785-899-5082 Any questions please contact tor. All applicants must be 18 benefits. Requirements: Kan- EOE. (785) 675-3477. -6-10- Monday-Friday Drew Miller at (785) 899-5423. years of age or older with a high sas nursing license, be a self- TFN 8 a.m.-3 p.m. MST -3-5-3-12- school diploma or GED, and starter, good problem solver, ------must posses a valid Kansas willing to travel when needed, BUSINESS FOR SALE • First come first served A 1999 Gold Pontiac Grand driver’s license with CDL en- average to advanced computer • $1 per trip Am with the VIN# G2N- dorsement. For an employment skills, program builder and a COMPLETE FITNESS CEN- • Handicap accessible application form and/or further TER! Changing Lifestyles, 13th W52E4XM806523 will be up for passions for patient education. • Bus services are within job information, inquire at the Experience required. Apply & Main, Goodland. Contact Pat auction on March 5, 2013. The city limits of Goodland, KS vehicle named will be sold at Sherman County Public Works at 1622 Broadway. Open until Howe at (785) 890-7512 or (785) S&M Repair, for more informa- office, 1004 W. 8th, Goodland, position filled. -2-26-3-26- 821-2389 for more information. tion please contact Drew Miller KS. Monday-Thursday from 7 ------“Project Funded in part by the KDOT Public Transit Program” at 785-899-5423. - 2-22 3-5- a.m. to 5 p.m. MT. Applications ASE Certified Technician. ------will be accepted until posi- Up to $5,000 sign-on/reloca- CUSTOM Gun and coin show, Colby tion is filled. Sherman County tion bonus. Earnings based Collector’s Show. March 9 and participates in random drug/ on knowledge, productivity, APPLICATOR alcohol testing. EOE. Employee efficiency and attitude. Contact Crossword Puzzle 10. Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 Custom Applicator posi- p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. benefits. -3-1-3-5- Jim at (800) 794-4675 OR jphil- to 4 p.m.. Community Building, ------lips62cox.net -2-26-3-26- tion is open for the Burlington, Colby, KS. Admission $3.00. Culligan Water Conditioning, ------CO and Sharon Springs, KS area. Information call (308) 995-2258. Inc. has an opening for a Route Come join our team - SunOpta Competitive pay with late model Delivery/Service Tech person equipment. Must have 3 years ex- perience with a Class A CDL. Clean public notice record required and must be a licensed, qualified supervisor with IN THE DISTRICT COURT (785) 460-3383 Lots Eighteen (18), Block Nine Colorado or Kansas, with a recipro- OF SHERMAN COUNTY, Attorney for Petitioner (9), Rosewood Edition to the cating license to the other. For more KANSAS City of Goodland, Sherman information call NIcolas at (719) Published in The Goodland County, Kansas, according to 340-1430 or (719) 346-8055. In the Matter of the Estate of Star-News on February 19, 26, the recorded plat thereof, Glenn Weis aka Glenn J. Weis, and March 5, 2013 Deceased. and all personal property and other Kansas real estate owned Good Pay, Great Benefits No. 2013-PR-02 by the decedent at the time of Bartlett Grain L.P. has year-round IN THE DISTRICT COURT her death; be assigned pursu- opportunities. We are looking for NOTICE OF HEARING AND OF SHERMAN COUNTY, ant to the Laws of Intestate KANSAS Succession. hard working Yard Laborers in NOTICE TO CREDITORS Yuma CO, St Francis KS and FILED PURSUANT TO CLUES ACROSS 1. Far East wet nurse CHAPTER 59 OF THE KAN- You are hereby required to file Levant KS. You will be involved in THE STATE OF KANSAS TO both fertilizer and grain operations. 1. Swedish rock group 2. Apulian seaport ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: SAS STATUTES ANNOTATED your written defenses thereto on 5. Teen skin disorder 3. Barrel hole stopper or before the 27th day of March, Ideal candidate has ag background You are hereby notified that and CDL. HAZMAT preferred. 9. An instrument that magnifies 4. Tavern where ale is sold on February 13, 2013, a petition IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- 2013, at 9:00 o’clock a.m., in 14. Sledgehammer 5. Anew Bartlett offers competitive wages was filed in this Court by Jen- TATE OF FAY K. DAVIS, said day in said court in the 15. Ran away from 6. Actor Montgomery along with GREAT BENEFITS: nifer Mazanec, an heir, devisee DECEASED City of Goodland, in Sherman 16. Old European silver coin 7. Pigmented skin moles Health and life ins. premiums and legatee named in the “Last County, Kansas, at which time 17. “Rule Britannia” composer 8. Adam & Eve’s garden paid 100% for employee, dental, CASE NO. 2013-PR-05 and place said cause will be 18. Rend or tear apart 9. Legislative acts Will and Testament of Glenn vision, 401k w/company match, heard. Should you fail therein, 19. Oats genus 10. Pit Weis aka Glenn J. Weis,” de- profit sharing, paid vacation, NOTICE OF HEARING judgment and decree will be 20. Greater TV resolution 11. Butter alternative ceased, dated June 13, 1989, & more. praying that the Will filed with entered in due course upon said 23. Kiln 12. Actor Sean the Petition be admitted to pro- THE STATE OF KANSAS TO petition. Apply in person or send resume: 24. A furrow in the road 13. A major division of geological bate and record; Petitioner be ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: Bartlett Grain Company, L.P. 25. Family Turdidae time appointed as Administrator You are hereby notified that David F. Davis, North Benton, St Francis KS 67756 28. Duck-billed mammal 21. Hyrax with Will annexed without bond; a petition has been filed in this Petitioner 105 N Kamala, Yuma CO 81090 33. German tennis star Tommy 22. Country of Baghdad (alt. sp.) and she be granted Letters of court by David F. Davis, pursuant 407 Bartlett, Levant KS 67743 34. “You Send Me” singer Sam 25. Repetitive strumming Administration. to the Laws of Intestate Succes- VIGNERY & MASON L.L.C. For info: 800-860-7290 35. Volcanic mountain in Japan 26. West Chadic sion, one of the heirs of Fay K. 214 E. 10th, P.O. Box 767 [email protected] 36. Governed over 27. Rattling breaths You are required to file your Davis, deceased, praying: that Goodland, KS 67735 EOE/AA/D/V/Drug Screen/Background Checks 38. Process of decay 28. Savile Row tailor Henry written defenses thereto on or descent be determined on the Telephone 785-890-6588 39. Clear wrap brand 29. Burbot before March 18, 2013, at 10:00 following described real estate 41. Put into service 30. Christmas lantern in the Phil- a.m., in the District Court, Sher- situated in Sherman County, Published in The Goodland 42. Snake catcher tribe of India lipines man County, Kansas, at which Kansas, to-wit: Star-News, Monday, March 5, 44. Best section of the mez- 31. Utilization time and place the cause will be 12 and 19, 2013. zanine 32. Sound units heard. Should you fail therein, 45. Masseur 34. Leg shank judgment and decree will be Sponsored by 47. Funereal stone slabs 37. 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John D. Gatz, #10808 APPLY ONLINE: Attorney at Law www.bkep.com/careers 1205 Main, Goodland, Kan. 67735 P. O. Box 346 OR CALL Colby, Kansas 67701 (785) 899-2338 star-news 10 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, March 5, 2013 sports Maverick wrestler finishes third at nationals Northwest Kansas Technical College of Niagara County Community College. This pushed the match into sudden vic- Miguel Montelongo, 184, lost a 5-1 wrestler Cody Tow defeated five nation- Tow pinned Compton in the second period, tory overtime. Twenty seconds in, Tow got decision in the first round to Caleb Rivera ally ranked athletes on his way to a third landing him a spot in the top eight wrestlers a two-point takedown to win 8-6. of North Idaho College. In the consolation place finish at the National Junior College in his weight class. It also earned him All- Wrestling for third place, Tow defeated bracket, he beat Christia Rohn of Bergen Athletic Association’s National Wrestling American honors, a first for Northwest C.J. Palmer of Clackamas Community Col- Community College by fall in the third Championships. Tech’s wrestling program. lege – ranked No. 3 nationally. period and Dustin Moss of Niagara County Northwest Tech ranked 22nd out of 40 In the next match, Tow went up against Tow finished the tournament with a 7-1 Community College in a 3-2 decision, but teams. No. 8-ranked Eric Franklin of Ellsworth record. lost by fall to Archie Williams of Lincoln Tow, wrestling at 133 pounds, defeated Community College, getting another pin in Also competing were: College. Skyler Rice of Iowa Lakes Community Col- the second period. This put him up against Curtis Buelna, 157, lost by fall in the first Christopher Kiel, heavyweight, beat lege in a 5-0 decision in the first round. Rice Carreon for the second time. round to Luke Dunn of Lincoln College. Curtis Berger of North Idaho College in a was ranked No. 7 in the nation. Tow lost a “Cody started off slow and was down by After a bye in the consolation bracket, he 2-1 decision and Jacob Minske of Rochester hard-fought match to Michael Carreon of a score of 2-6 with 45 seconds left in the 3rd lost a 7-5 decision to Austin Rice of Mer- Community and Technical College by fall. North Idaho College – ranked No. 2 nation- period,” said coach Paul Gomez. “Cody cyhurst Northeast. He lost to Brett Martin of Muskegon Col- ally – 6-2 in the second round. put together a flurry of action that got him Tyler Cattey, 165, lost by fall in the first lege in a 5-3 decision. In the consolation This put Tow in the consolation bracket. within two points with nine seconds on the round to Greg Gainey of Minnesota West bracket, he lost to Xavier Fisher of Colby He started with a back-and-forth match clock. He then got off a perfect sequence of Community. In the consolation bracket, he Community College in a 6-3 decision. against Andrew Nold of Muskegon College, hard-pressed action and he got a two-point won by forfeit over Isaiah Alson of Mercy- emerging with an 8-6 win. His next match takedown with three seconds on the clock hurst Northwest, but lost 6-4 in overtime to Cody Tow pitted him against No. 12 Lance Compton to tie up the match 6-6.” Diorian Coleman of Northwest College. Brewster basketball teams get knocked out of substate tournament By Michele Werth Thunderhawks 44-39. Jace Jorgensen had an assist. cent from two-point land and 35 Brewster Schools Cheylin and Wallace County each As a team, the boys shot 42 per- percent from three-point range. The Brewster-Triplains girls had a bye in the first round. Weskan basketball team made it to the cham- defeated Golden Plains 70-34. pionship game of the Class 1A Divi- On Friday, the Titans were de- sion 2 Substate Tournament, losing feated by Cheylin 49-29. Cheylin Goodland Swim Club Fundraiser 55-33 to Golden Plains. would go on to face Wallace County The Lady Titans (12-7) had a – who defeated Weskan 79-55 – in Cream Can dinner, mouse races and drawings! narrow 48-46 win over Cheylin the championship round. On Satur- Sat., March 16: Dinner (10-10) in the opening round on Feb day, Wallace County beat Cheylin 25. Weskan and Golden Plains each 62-42 to claim the regional title and starts at 6 p.m. MT at had a bye in the first round. Wal- advance to the state tournament. Goodland Elks Lodge lace County defeated Wheatland- In last Tuesday’s victory over Grinnell 44-37. Wheatland-Grinnell, the Thunder- Advance ticket sales by March 5th. On Thursday, the Lady Titans hawks scored the first 4 points, but Dinner tickets are $10, defeated Weskan 42-34 to advance that would be their only lead as the children 10 and under $5. to the championship game. They Titans went on an 11-0 run and never would face Golden Plains, who looked back. Contact Shannon Cure at beat Wallace County 52-25 and who “The boys played hard the whole (785) 890-5404 for tickets would go on to win the champion- game and won it with suffocating ship title and a place in the Class 1A defense,” said Coach Michael State Tournament, which begins Collett. later this week. Seniors Michael Schmidt and The Lady Titans’ game against Will Allen led the team. Schmidt Farmers! Ranchers! Cheylin was a hard match for the had 14 points, 2 assists, 1 blocked girls, who struggled for the 48-46 shot, 4 rebounds, 4 steals and 1 de- win. 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