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upcoming events Business After Hours September’s Business After Hours – sponsored by the Goodland Area Chamber of Commerce – will be at 5:30 p.m. at Goodland Regional Medical Center. Family day at Smokey Gardens Enjoy a fall evening with food and music at Smokey Gardens starting at 5 p.m. Saturday. Free hotdogs will be served beginning at 5 p.m., Bo Wright will perform on the harmonica and piano at 5:30, and Heartland Soul will play at 6:30 p.m. Come enjoy the playground equip- ment, walking paths and the new disc golf course. The five semi-tractor rigs of the Goodland leg of the Special Olympics Kansas World’s on Saturday. This is the seventh year the convoy has been held in northwest Kansas. Largest Convoy got ready to roll out from the parking lot at Wilken’s Truck and Trailer Photos by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News weather report Convoy totals 80° 10 a.m. Monday 61 vehicles

Today Five trucks and eight motorcycles trucks and 13 motorcycles from • Sunset, 7:03 p.m. paraded through Goodland Satur- Oakley for another parade. The Wednesday day morning as part of the World’s convoy finished its journey at the • Sunrise, 6:25 a.m. Largest Convoy, a fund and aware- Thomas County Fairgrounds. • Sunset, 7:01 p.m. ness raiser for Special Olympics An evening event, which includ- Kansas. ed fireworks and food, was held the Midday Conditions The convoy headed east on I-70 night before in Colby for athletes • Soil temperature 75 degrees to Colby, where it met up with 32 and drivers. • Humidity 39 percent • Sky sunny • Winds south 15-20 mph • Barometer 29.92 inches and rising • Record High today 100° (1936) • Record Low today 34° (1907) Last 24 Hours* High Sunday 98° Low Sunday 73° Precipitation none This month none Year to date 8.79 Below normal 7.48 inches The Topside Forecast Today: Cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers and thunder- storms after noon, a high near Luke Schulte, director of development for Special Olympics Kansas (above), signed participants in 86, winds out of the west at 5 to at Wilken’s Truck and Trailer before the convoy set off. Law enforcement officers from several agen- 15 mph and and a low around 61. cies were involved, escorting the convoy with their vehicles. Eight bikes (right) also participated in the Wednesday: Partly sunny with a convoy, which ended in Colby at the Thomas County Fairgrounds. 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after noon, a high near 81, winds out of the north at 5 to 10 mph and a low around 62. Petition circulating on pit bull ordinance Extended Forecast Thursday: Mostly cloudy with By Kevin Bottrell “These have been shown to be Development for $306,863. Sporer tive developers, he said. Sporer Gerber said that the city has an a 50 percent chance of showers [email protected] far more effective,” she said. “It had been the lowest of three bids, the – who is based in Oakley – has a agreement with the homeowners for and thunderstorms, a high near 82 A petition to try and reverse the empowers kids and makes them others being Bryant and Bryant with concrete plant currently operating a 70-30 cost share, so the total cost and a low around 61. Friday: Partly Goodland City Commissions deci- more knowledgeable.” $375,429 and APAC with $383,000. in Sherman County for projects on to the city will be about $62,000. sunny with a 30 percent chance sion to place stronger regulations on Mayor Annette Fairbanks said Gerber said the city obtained a I-70, which it would use for this • Discussed the city’s ongoing of showers and thundersstorms. (National Weather Service) pit bull owners is being circulated she would like to reiterate that the grant from the Kansas Department road as well. compensation study – which is ex- around town. city isn’t targeting good owners, of Transportation that will cover The commission also awarded amining the wages and benefits of Caroline Gebers appeared before which is why provisions were put $217,000, and Crop Production a bid for the extension of Second city workers to see how they stack the city commission at their meet- in to grandfather in current owners Services bought several lots along Street, part of a new four-home up against each other and surround- ing Sept. 3, saying a petition had in good standing. the road for $63,000, so the total housing development. This bid was ing counties. Gerber said the firm been started in disagreement with “We just have a real problem with cost to the city will actually be about awarded to Bryant and Bryant for the city hired has been interviewing the city’s new ordinance regarding pit bulls right now,” she said. $27,000. The road will also serve $89,185. They were the low bidder staff and department heads, and is pitbulls, and signatures were being Gebers said she would bring the several other lots, which will make of the three, with APAC coming in getting ready to send out question- gathered. She said as of the meeting, petition back to a future meeting them more marketable to prospec- at $91,310 and Sporer, $118,757. naires to nearby counties. local roughly 100 people had signed. once more signatures had been Gebers said the ordinance places gathered. markets difficult restrictions on owners and Goodland does not have a pro- impacts visitors as well. There is no vision for formal petitions with Patrol: merging caused Thursday pileup 10 a.m. reliable data showing that particular binding results. At some levels of Wheat — $6.80 bushel breeds of dog bite more than others, government, petitions may be filed The five-vehicle pileup Thursday morning west 2000 Buick Century driven by Damarys E. Cooper Posted county price — $6.67 she said, and cities such as Cincin- to put a measure on the next ballot, of Goodland resulted from one driver pulling in of Imperial, Neb. Corn — $5.53 bushel nati and Baltimore have recently but not at the city level. City Man- front of another as he entered a construction zone Bragg was uninjured, and his pickup stopped in Posted county price — $5.51 rescinded their pit bull ordinances. ager Doug Gerber said there is no on Interstate 70. the median. The other four vehicles ended up in the Milo — $4.82 bushel “It unfairly brands people as signature quota either, and informed The Kansas Highway Patrol worked the accident, ditch on the north side of the highway. Soybeans — $13.37 bushel unreliable based on ownership of Gebers that she was welcome to which happened at 9:10 a.m. Thursday. The patrol Frank Lewis and his passenger Ursula Lewis, 73, Posted county price — $14.11 a particular breed,” she said. “It is bring the petition back whenever reported that Frank N. Lewis, 81, of Linn Valley, was also of Linn Valley, both went to Goodland Regional Millet — no bid unfair, costly and time consuming she feels she has enough signatures. driving east and merging into the construction lane Medical Center. No information on their condition Sunflowers for law enforcement.” In other business, the commis- just east of Kanarado – 1.8 miles from the state line. was available by press time. Oil current crop — $20.65 cwt. Gebers said she was also con- sion: Lewis pulled his 2002 Monte Carlo Chevrolet in Brett Johnson and his passenger Bjorn Johnson Confection — no bid cerned for owners of mixed breed • Signed a resolution exempting front of a 2006 Ford pickup driven by Dustin Lee went to Kit Carson County Memorial Hospital Pinto beans — $28 dogs. the city from a requirement to do a (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, Bragg, 29, Wichita, who ran into the back of Lewis’s in Burlington, along with Jeffries-Farquhar and Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. “To require people to prove that Generally Acceptable Accounting car. They both crossed into the westbound lane after Cooper. Officials at the hospital said they were no These may not be closing figures. ) their dog is less than 50 percent pit Principles audit. Gerber said the city they collided and both hit westbound vehicles. longer there, and would not say where they had bull places an impossible burden on does a Cash Basis audit, the result Lewis’ car hit a 2001 Chrysler Jeep Liberty driven been sent. the citizen,” she said. of which were presented at the last by Marie C. Jeffries-Farquhar, 21, of Longmont, The patrol did not report whether Bjorn Johnson Gebers said that as an alternative, meeting in August. Colo., and a 2013 Buick Le Sabre driven by Brett was wearing a seatbelt, but said everyone else the city should invest in an animal • Awarded a bid for the new road E. Johnson, 52, Chenoa, Ill. Bragg’s pickup hit a involved in the accident was. safety program in the schools. at the Business Park to Sporer Land about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, September 10, 2013 friends genesis and Early Head Start is a state funded 899-5665. Your call will be confi- program for income eligible fami- dential and you will not be asked salvation army the calendar lies with prenatal mothers and chil- your name. If the information re- Genesis and Salvation Army are dren up to age three. Families par- sults in the arrest and/or conviction available year round to help those in calendar ket is open Saturdays from 8 strawberries and milk. Wednes- ticipate in a variety of educational of those involved, you could be need. Call (785) 890-2299 to speak a.m. to 11 a.m. day activities and receive free medical eligible for a reward of up to $1,000. There will be a hot dog feed at at Chambers Park. : Breakfast - Blueberry bubble to a volunteer. Selling are baked goods and fresh bread, sliced peaches and milk. and dental care. Goodland Area Crime Stoppers is 5 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 14, at Services include special needs a nonprofit organization formed by activities Smoky Gardens. Heartland Soul garden vegetables. Lunch - Barbecue beef on bun, Prairie Land Food sign up sweet potato puffs, baked beans, of children with disabilities. If you citizens against crime. Tours of the 1907 Victorian will provide live music. will be until Monday, Sept. 16. orange smiles, oatmeal cookie and have a family member with a special The police department can also House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to A presentation on “African Distribution is 1 to 2 p.m. Satur- milk. Thursday: Breakfast - Bis- problem, such as drug or alcohol be called at 890-4570. 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- American Women Domestics: day, Sept. 28, at Cat’s TnT, 1018 cuit sandwich and rosy applesauce abuse, job loss or other family crisis, day. Closed on Tuesday. The Story of Two Kansans” will family shelter Main, or at the Bernadine Johnson and milk. Lunch - Turkey and your family can qualify. Call 785- The High Plains Museum, 1717 be held at 7 p.m. on Tuesday at The Northwest Kansas Domestic residence, located at 704 Walnut. cheese sub with lettuce and to- 672-3125, ext. 187. Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. the Goodland Public Library, 812 and Sexual Violence Services pro- For information call 899-2338, mato, oven fries, slice peaches and to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday Broadway. preschool vides help day or night to victims 821-1275, 890-2287, 821-1827 milk. Friday: Breakfast - Egg taco through Saturday and from 1 to Discussion of the book Sherman County Head Start is of domestic violence and sexual or 899-4278 or order online at with salsa, yogurt cup, pineapple 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. “Holes” by Louis Sachar will be a free preschool for eligible 3 and assault. For information or help, call www.prairielandfood.com. The chunks and milk. Lunch - Country The Carnegie Arts Center is led by Valerie Brown-Kuchera at 4 year olds. The federally funded (800) 794-4624. In the Colby area, Prairie Pak will have lean ground style beef pattie, mashed potatoes, open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 17, program is targeted to families who call (785) 443-1130. beef, boneless ham steak, chicken with gravy, steamed broccoli, day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. at the Goodland Public Library, meet certain economic guidelines breast strips, pork sausage, pol- banana and milk. animal shelter on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on 812 Broadway. and provides hearing, vision, dental lock fillets, seasonal fresh fruits Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center Goodland will have its first school calendar and educational screenings. Nutri- Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to and vegetables. The specials are www.petfinder.com and be sure to is always in need of hosts and host- 5K/1 mile Glo Run on Satur- Today: Noon, girls varsity and tious meals are served, and parents a prime rib roast, Schwann’s enter the Goodland zip code 67735. esses on Sundays. New monthly day, Sept. 28. Registration starts junior varsity golf at the Goodland are encouraged to get involved pepperoni pizzas, chicken breast You can also call the Goodland exhibits and you are invited to visit at 8 p.m. and the run is from 9 to Invitational at Sugar Hills Golf in their children’s education. For chunks and turkey cutlets. Police Department at 890-4570 or the gift shop. 10 p.m. The night run begins at Course. 3 p.m. varsity, junior information call 890-2552. Northwest Kansas Animal Shelter The Goodland Public Library is Chambers Park, 13th and Sher- senior menu varsity and c team volleyball crimestoppers at 899-4398. Interested in adopting open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mon- man, and will take runners on a Today: Chef salad, strawber- quad at Max Jones Fieldhouse. If you have information about a pet? Call the animal shelter or go day through Thursday and from tour of Goodland. Runners have ries and bananas, breadstick and Wednesday: 7:30 a.m. Profes- any crime, call the Goodland Area to the website www.nwkasgood- 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- the choice of taking a one mile brownie. Wednesday: Cook’s sional Learning Community. Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at land.webs.com. urday. For information call (785) route or a 5K route and are en- choice entree, parslied potatoes, Thursday: 3:30 p.m. seventh 899-5461 or stop by the library. couraged to wear their brightest beets, bread and cantaloupe. grade football against Holcomb Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- gear. Registration is available Thursday: Beef and noodles, at Cowboy Stadium. 5 p.m. eighth man County is seeking mentors and online at cityofgoodland.org, mashed potatoes, stewed toma- grade football against Holcomb at obituaries children to mentor. Call 890-3665. goodlandgac.com and facebook. toes, bread and peaches. Friday: Holcomb. 7 p.m. college informa- The Good Sam Family Support com/goodlandeventsteam. Pre- Closed for training. tion night for seniors and parents Council meets at 7 p.m. the second registration is $15, registration the in the high school cafeteria. Fri- Kenan Leon Bussen day of the run is $20. Registrations school menu Thursday of every month at the day. National Honor Society Aca- Kenan Leon Bussen, 62, Sharon the home; a son, Brandon (Rachel make prior to Friday, Sept. 6, will Today: Breakfast - Pancake on Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings demic Awards Assembly. 6 p.m. Springs farmer and rancher, died Rains) Bussen of Wallace; two include a t-shirt. a stick with syrup, tri tater, fruit are open to all interested people. varsity football against Norton at Thursday, Sept. 5, 2013, at his daughters, Corinna (Travis) Hines For information call 890-3117 or The Goodland Farmers Mar- juice and milk. Lunch - Stromboli, Cowboy Stadium. spinach salad, fresh carrots, fresh home. of Coolidge and Lind- 890-5936. He was born Dec. 31, sey Larson of Colorado Breast Cancer Support Group 1950, to Dolores (Bas- Springs, Colo.; his mother 5:30 p.m. the second meets at Goodland Alcoholics Anony- open meeting. Filies and young dren’s and adults’ immunizations; gall) and Leo Bussen at of Sharon Springs; three Monday of the month. Any woman mous, 1013 Center. If you drink people welcome. Call (719) 348- health assessments for Kan Be Cheyenne Wells, Colo. brothers, Jim (Penny) Bus- with cancer is welcome. Call Norma alcohol, that’s your business. If you 5398 for men and (719) 346-8553 Healthy, daycare and school entry; He graduated in 1968 sen of Wallace, Ronald at 890-6629 for more information. want to stop, we can help. Call 821- for women. On U.S. Highway 24 go fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- from Wallace County “Butch” Bussen of Wallace Goodland Activities Center The 3826 or 728-7491. to Statton and it is the second house bin; and family planning available Community High and Mark (V.K.) Bussen of has the daily activities. For informa- Goodland Al-Anon Family on the left, 513 Iola Street. by appointment. Sharps containers School. Mr. Bussen Clovis, N.M.; and a sister, tion call 890-7242. Memberships Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays Fibromyalgia and Chronic are available for a fee. WIC program served in the U.S. Army Trina (Ted) Smelker of Kit options for everyone including day at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- Myofascial Pain Support Group available. Call 890-4888 or go to from June 3, 1970, to Carson, Colo. passes for $5. Visit goodlandgac. cade. For information call Alice or meets from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. the www.sherman.kansas.com. Feb. 19, 1971. Bussen Services were at 10:30 com or stop by 808 Main. The hours Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. third Wednesday of every month If you have questions, concerns On July 23, 1979, he a.m. on Monday, Sept. 9, are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday The “Freedom Today” group of in the Emergency Medical Services or complaints about child care, call and Debra Magwire were married at 2013, at the Wallace County Com- through Thursday, Friday 5:30 a.m. Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 building, 257 15th St., in Burling- the health department. Raton, N.M. The couple made their munity High School Gym with to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and ton. Call Debbie at 719-346-4612. Water Testing — The Northwest home in Wallace County. Father Norbert Dlabal and the Rev. Aerobics and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. thrift store Local Environmental Protection Mr. Bussen belonged to the Holy Paul McNall presiding. Burial will are at 5:30 a.m. on Monday and Call 890-8369. Group does well evaluations, in- Ghost Catholic Church and Veter- follow in the Wallace Cemetery in Insanity class The Goodland Churches Thrift Wednesday. meets Bird City Alcoholics Anony- cluding testing for bacteria and ans of Foreign Wars Post 6844. He Wallace with military honors. at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 nitrates. To schedule an evaluation a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through enjoyed hunting, golfing, fishing, Visitation was from 5 to 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the or discuss environmental concerns, riding motorcycles, farming and Sunday, Sept. 8, 2013, at the Holy Saturday. Taekwondo with Wayne Senior Center on 4th Street. Nar- Friday. Donations welcome. For call the Health Department at 890- information call 890-2007. ranching. Ghost Catholic Church in Sharon Luckert call for times and dates. cotics Anonymous meets at 6:30 4888. Preceding him in death were Springs. Vigil and rosary will fol- Weight Watchers 5:30 meets at (Mountain Time) on Tuesdays at health department his father, his brother Johnny Bu- low at 6 p.m. p.m. for weigh in hospital volunteers and 6 p.m. for the Senior Center. Call (785) 734- The Sherman County Health De- sen, mother-in-law Phyllis Hur- Memorials to the Wallace County Tuesday Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon the meeting every at the 2734 for more information. partment at 1622 Broadway is open ley, father-in-law Keith Magwire, Little Wranglers Rodeo or Sharon Harvest Evangelical Free Church, Stratton “AA by the Book” Al- and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. volun- from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. teers are in the gift shop. brother-in-law Darrell Magwire and Springs Golf Club may be sent to 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information coholics Anonymous group meets Monday through Friday. sister-in-law Libby Bussen. Koons Funeral Home, 211 N. Main, call (785) 890-6423. at 7 p.m. Thursdays for a beginners Blood pressures; infants’, chil- early head start Survivors include his wife of Goodland, Kan. 67735-1555. September is Kansas Preparedness Month To highlight the need for emer- kit and other supplies, enough to promote emergency preparedness ing the public to take part in its gency preparedness in the home, be self-sufficient on your own for a in Kansas. Fred, a two-year-old monthly online “Preparedness workplace, schools and commu- minimum of three days. Put them in German Sheppard, is the live mas- Challenge” on the KSReady.gov nity, Gov. Sam Brownback signed your home’s designated shelter area cot for an educational campaign by site //www.ksready.gov/default. a proclamation designating Sep- so they will be readily accessible in the Kansas Department of Health asp?PageID=36&Tab=3) Marvin D. Duell tember as “Kansas Preparedness case of an emergency.” and Environment Preparedness “Sometimes people don’t do Lifelong Sherman of Goodland; Adam Month.” The signing took place in Information on building a home Program. The department and Fred what it takes to be prepared because County, Kansas resi- Duell of Goodland; the governor’s ceremonial office in emergency kit can be found on work together to increase family it seems so overwhelming,” said dent Marvin D. Du- two great-grandchil- the Kansas Capitol. line at www.ksready.gov, www. and pet preparedness for all types Tafanelli. “Taking the Preparedness ell, 82, died Saturday, dren Brenna Felzien “I’m urging every Kansan to redcross.org/prepare/location/ of emergencies. The campaign is a Challenge is a great way to break September 7, 2013, and Brielle Felzien; at Bethany Home in brother Don Duell take a few simple steps this month home-family and at www.ready. mixture of personal appearances by home emergency preparedness Lindsborg. and his wife Eloise of to ensure they are prepared for any gov/build-a-kit. Fred at various community events, down into easily manageable steps He was born July Englewood, Colo- emergency that may arise,” said “I hope that families, individuals occasional television and radio in- that get the whole family involved.” 31, 1931, at Ruleton, rado; sister Elaine Brownback. “Take a little time to and businesses will take advantage terviews, visits to schools and health Completing each month’s pre- Kansas, the son of Pankratz and her hus- assemble a basic home emergency of this reminder by conducting preparedness education materials paredness challenge makes partici- Irene (Collins) and band Emery of Haw- kit. You don’t have to do it all at inventory of their emergency kits (with Fred’s cartoon caricature) pants better prepared for emergen- Carl A. Duell. He thorne, California; once; add just a couple of items and revisiting their response plans,” in the form of activity books and cies and eligible to be entered in the attended rural grade school and brother Dennis Duell and his wife every month or so. Then make an said Moser. “The storms we had this a series of trading cards. Fred also drawing for that month’s prize. then graduated with the class of Orpha of Wichita; sister Norma emergency plan and practice it with past winter are perfect examples has his own Facebook and Twitter 1950 from Sherman Community Gramzow and her husband Bob of your family. The steps you take now of why preparedness is essential accounts, which are maintained High School in Goodland. Goodland; and nieces, nephews, On June 8, 1952, he and Bon- and many friends. can make a big difference if you’re to our safety and well-being. This by his owner, Michael McNulty, nie Lou Hurd were married at the The funeral will be Wednesday, faced with a major emergency.” is also the time of year to prepare emergency operations director. Methodist Church in Goodland. September 11, at 10 a.m. MT, Joining the governor at the cer- for the upcoming influenza season Fred’s activities are a portion of the They made their home in Sher- at the First United Methodist emony were Maj. Gen. Lee Ta- by getting your annual flu vaccine. work conducted under a coopera- SUBSCRIBER man County, where they farmed. Church in Goodland, with Rev- fanelli, the adjutant general and The vaccine is the best way to avoid tive agreement with the Centers for He was a member of the First erend Dustin Petz officiating. director of the Kansas Division getting the flu.” Disease Control and Prevention’s Carl Nelson United Methodist Church, and Burial will follow in the Goodland of Emergency Management; Col. “As a first responder agency, the Hospital Preparedness Program and You receive two free passes to see: he served on the Rural Goodland Cemetery. Ernest Garcia, superintendent of Kansas Highway Patrol fully under- Public Health Emergency Prepared- Fire Department Board and on the Friends may share their respects the Kansas Highway Patrol; and stands the need to be prepared for an ness Program. Percy Jackson: Ruleton School Board. on Tuesday, from 3-7 p.m. MT, at Robert Moser, M.D., secretary of ever changing environment,” said During Preparedness Month, Preceding him in death were Koons Chapel in Goodland. Sea of Monsters his parents. Surviving family Memorials may be designated the Kansas Department of Health Garcia. “Through joint cooperation the Kansas Division of Emer- 3D (PG) includes his wife Bonnie L. Duell to Bethany Home in Lindsborg and Environment. with our state and county partners, gency Management is remind- of Goodland; two sons Steven or to the Goodland Volunteer Fire “An emergency kit is basically we work hard to ensure those trav- Clip and bring to the show. Non Transferable Duell and his wife Colleen of Department, and may be left at a back-up supply of the things eling Kansas’ roadways are safe at Enjoy a night at the movies! Goodland; Stanley Duell and the services, or mailed to Koons we need every day, such as food, all times.” Sherman his wife Julie of Lindsborg; four Funeral Home, 211 N. Main Ave., water and daily medications,” said The proclamation signing was www.goodlandnet.com/movies 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 grandchildren Brandy Felzien Goodland, KS 67735-1555. Tafanelli “You also need a good also an opportunity for Fred the TONIGHT 7 PM: and her husband Brent of Salina; Online condolences and reg- weather-alert radio, flashlights and Preparedness Dog to meet with the Chamra Gronau and her husband ister book: Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters 3D 1203 Main Avenue • (785) 899-6103 Ken of El Dorado; Aaron Duell www.koonsfuneralhome.com extra batteries, blankets, a first-aid Governor and state officials to help Starts Friday 7 PM: Planes 3D (PG) Specials for the week September 6-12 Friday, Sept. 6: Swedish Meatballs Saturday, Sept. 7: Grilled Ham and Cheese Saturday, Sept. 7: Dinner special-STEAK NIGHT $9.99 (6oz. steak, potatoes, veg, texas toast) See American Profile magazine in this week’s issue of Sunday, Sept. 8: Roast Beef Dinner Monday, Sept. 9: Chicken Alfredo Tuesday, Sept. 10: Tostados Your sponsorship could be right here!

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The Pan Jumbies members are Tom Miller (left to right), Blake Eberhard, Paul Munzenrider, Jim THeobald, Don prorak and Rich Rychel. Steel drum band to play Sunday The steel drum band, Pan Jumb- Whether you come to listen, or ies, will present sounds of the just enjoy the Caribbean vibe, Pan Caribbean at 2 p.m. (Mountain Jumbies delivers fun and musical Time) on Sunday in the Colby artistry for audiences of all ages. High School Auditorium. Mastering the intricacies of Ca- Get your Caribbean groove ribbean music has been the goal on with Pan Jumbies, led by ac- of the band since its inception in claimed steel pan artist Don Pro- 1987, and has named them one of rak. Pan Jumbies mixes calypso, North America’s finest steel pan soca, reggae, ska, jazz and more, ensembles! into a vivid world-beat mosaic. This program is sponsored by The shimmering brilliance of the Western Plains Arts Association steel pans, the warm wooden tones and admission is with season of the marimba, and enigmatic ticket or at the door; Adults, $20, vocals dance on the waves of the Students, $10. dynamic, funky rhythm section. A tail gate party was held in the hot weather before the beginning could have hot dogs and something to drink. The women lost their of the women’s soccer game on Saturday afternoon against game 2-1. The men also played winning 3-1. Cooperative Western Nebraska Community College. Spectators and students Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News looks at alliance How Kansas compares nationally Kansas is falling short on its Medicaid; policies to prevent and Cussimanio. “The best solutions the past six years, 26 states and D.C. Frontier Ag and Mid Kansas just completed strong years, we legislative work to combat cancer, treat pain and access to palliative will save lives and possibly mil- have passed oral chemotherapy fair- Cooperative Association are evalu- believe it is critical to continue to according to a new report by the care. lions of dollars in health care costs, ness legislation, improving patient ating a potential business alliance. investigate business development American Cancer Society Cancer A color-coded system classifies and in many cases, it would cost access to anti-cancer oral drugs Brent Linin, board chairman for opportunities to bring value to our Action Network. How Do You how well a state is doing in certain Kansas little or nothing to do the and five states have passed com- Frontier Ag, commented that Fron- memberships.” Measure up?: A Progress Report on areas. ‘Green’ shows that a state has right thing.” prehensive laws to prohibit the use tier Ag continually seeks ways to Frontier Ag, with annual sales State Legislative Activity to Reduce adopted evidence-based policies National Outlook of indoor tanning devices by those build additional value for its mem- of $490 million, is a full-service Cancer Incidence and Mortality and best practices, ‘yellow’ indi- Nationally, the report finds that under the age of 18. No state has met bers. “When looking at culture and cooperative, offering grain, feed, evaluates each state’s activity on cates moderate movement toward 38 states have reached benchmarks the benchmark for physical educa- strategies, MKC and Frontier Ag ap- agronomy, energy and transporta- issues crucial to winning the fight the benchmark, and ‘red’ shows in only three or fewer of the 10 leg- tion time requirements. Thirty six pear to be very similar,” Linin said. tion products and services to over against cancer. The report by the where states are falling short. islative priority areas measured by states require less than 90 minutes of “We have asked our management 5,700 members in 11 counties network, the advocacy affiliate The report also offers a blueprint the cancer action network. Only 12 physical education per week. teams to evaluate what could be throughout northwest Kansas. of the American Cancer Society, for effective legislation on matters states and the District of Columbia States are working on implement- gained through business alliances Mid Kansas Cooperative Asso- finds that Kansas measured up to such as effectively implementing met between four and six of the ing new insurance market rules between the two companies.” ciation, with annual sales of $450 benchmarks in two of the 10 mea- the Affordable Care Act for cancer benchmarks. No states met the required under the Affordable Care “We are excited to investigate million, is a full-service cooperative sured areas. patients and their families. benchmarks in seven or more of the Act, including consumer-based what opportunities may exist,” offering grain, feed, agronomy and “State legislators must take ac- How Kansas Measures Up: 10 policies measured by the report. health insurance marketplaces and said C.J. Blew, Mid Kansas Coop- energy products and services to tion on laws and policies that help Smoke-Free Law - green Since the first issue of How Do policies that ensure access and af- erative Association board chairman. over 6,400 members in 11 counties people fight cancer by emphasizing Tobacco Tax and Price Increase You Measure Up? was published fordability of prescription drugs “Although both cooperatives have throughout central Kansas. prevention, making health care af- - red 11 years ago, states have made that can improve patients’ quality fordable, curbing tobacco use and Tobacco Tax Increase Rates - tremendous progress toward imple- of life. States are also considering prioritizing quality of life,” said yellow menting laws and policies that help whether to accept funds that the matters of record Reagan Cussimanio, cancer ac- Tobacco Prevention and Cessa- fight cancer. In that time, 47 states federal government has allocated to tion network government relations tion Funding - red increased their tobacco taxes more increase access to health coverage Accidents from 11th St. Moyer stated another director. “Missed opportunities to Indoor Tanning Bed Restrictions than 100 times and 24 states imple- to hard-working adults and families The following accidents were vehicle was southbound on Texas pass laws fighting and preventing for Minors - red mented comprehensive smoke-free through state Medicaid programs. investigated by the Goodland and was in her lane of travel. Moyer cancer could limit state revenue and Physical Education Time Re- laws covering bars, restaurants and To date, nearly half of all states have Police Department. in an attempt to get out of the way health savings, but could also limit quirements - red workplaces. Since being established decided to accept the funding and May 3 – 11:45 a.m., 400 W. hit some bushes on the side of the the potential for saving countless Breast and Cervical Cancer Early in 1991, the National Breast and many more states will continue to 10th, Nicole R. Guide, driving roadway avoiding a collision. lives from a disease that will kill Detection Funding - red Cervical Cancer Early Detection grapple with the decision into the a 2012 Chevrolet, was traveling 5,430 Kansans this year.” Effective Pain Policy - green Program has served more than 4 2014 legislative sessions. westbound on 10th St. Eugene L. How Do You Measure Up? grades Access to Palliative Care - yellow million low-income and uninsured In 2013, it is estimated that more Becker, driving a 2009 Chevrolet, corrections 10 key state policy areas nation- Medicaid Expansion - red women and provided more than 10 than 1.6 million people in the U.S. was traveling northbound on Grand wide: breast and cervical cancer “As advocates, we have a duty million screening exams. During will be diagnosed with cancer. Ave. Becker was over half way The Goodland Star-News will early detection program funding; to inform the public about ways to through the intersection when correct any mistake or misunder- tanning bed restrictions for minors; prevent and treat cancer, but our Guide struck Becker in the rear standing in a news story. Please physical education time require- voice is not enough if state and lo- passanger side. Guide sustained call our office at (785) 899-2338 ments; smoke-free laws; tobacco cal policymakers don’t take action damage to the front passanger side. to report errors. We believe that prevention program funding; to- to fund and implement policies and BEECHER ISLAND Becker sustained damage to rear news should be fair and factual. We bacco taxes; improved access to programs that we know work,” said passanger side. want to keep an accurate record May 7 – 9:08 a.m., 1100 Texas and appreciate you calling to our REUNION Ave., Heather Moyer, driving attention any failure to live up to Saturday, Sept. 14th a 2000 Mazda, north on Texas this standard. 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Track sponsors: Traditional Song “Arickaree” sung by Merry Lu Simmons Helping Hand Club raffle drawing )*(-EYaf9n]fm]$?gg\dYf\$CK.//+-H`2 /0-!011%*++0 Budweiser and SCSCRA star-news 4 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, September 10, 2013 opinion from other viewpoints... Necessity, legality of war unproven Illegal acts of war against dozens of places in Syria are now being threatened and prepared by the United States, and the of- ficial rationale is retaliation or punishment for a chemical attack, allegedly committed by Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad, in the Ghouta region near Damascus. Without asking why Assad would commit such a ghastly mas- sacre in the face of a certain and overwhelming military response from the U.S. or others, President Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry declare that they know Assad committed the “ugly crime,” as the Arab League called it Sept. 1. Yet the administration has not unveiled evidence to support this principal allegation, and it will not release transcripts of intercepted Syrian government discussions which reportedly indicate surprise at the attack. The bombardment being planned by the White House is ex- plained with a veritable defense of “necessity” or “justification,” in which an unlawful action is permitted or excused by showing that the “lesser evil” avoided a greater harm. The criminality of a US attack on Syria is clear. The UN Charter prohibits “the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity of political independence of any state.” The UN Security Council has not authorized an action. Congress has not declared war or even passed a use-of-force resolution, the Kellogg-Briand Pact and the Treaty of Paris both outlaw war as a means of settling disputes and the Nuremberg Charter forbids planning any war of aggression. How to show that satellite-guided and mechanized global mayhem is urgently necessary? Any defense of necessity “re- quires evidence of each and every one of the following essential elements: 1) The criminal conduct of which the defendant (in this instance the U.S.) stands accused was taken to prevent a greater harm which was imminent; 2)There was no effective alternative Congressional theater method or course of action available that could be taken to avert the harm; and 3) There was a direct causal relationship between President Barack Obama insists that he has from Congress not by himself. Neither democrats the criminal conduct taken and the avoidance of the alleged harm.” the authority to attack Syria without the benefit nor republicans have any constitutional au- Regarding No.1, evidence that a U.S. attack was taken to pre- of Congressional approval. Secretary of State, other pens thority to engage in war without a declaration vent another gassing of Syrian civilians would require a showing John Kerry, virtually said the same thing in the of war – even if done by other presidents before that at least some of Assad’s chemical weapons were destroyed. Senate Foreign Relations Committee when he dr. harold pease them. To commit our young to potential death This evidence would be impossible to find without a U.S. mili- said, that the President has the right to act “no • unilaterally is not within a president’s power tary occupation that the White House says is out of the question. matter what Congress does.” But does he? and should be an impeachable offense. Furthermore, if U.S. bombs disperse plumes of Assad’s deadly In the same meeting, Senator Rand Paul rules for the government and regulation of the To protect the Constitution and to keep chemicals – and if our remote-controlled destruction inside Syria accused the President of “reducing Congress’ land and naval forces” and for “calling forth the Congress from having but a ceremonial strengthens extremist jihadis – how could it be shown that the role” in the authorization process for potential the militia…to repel invasions “ or “provide jurisdiction with respect to war, the House harm done by our bombs is lesser than the dirtier, wider, longer airstrikes on Syria to “constitutional theater.” for organizing, arming, and disciplining, the of Representatives is attempting to place the and bloodier war enflamed by our attack? Does the ultimate vote of Congress have any militia, and for governing such part of them as president on short notice that the next disregard The second element is the most embarrassing for President real meaning, he inquired, more especially if may be employed in the service of the United of Congress would be grounds for impeach- Peace Prize, since there are so many alternative actions available. Congress rejects authorization? “If we do not States….” Congress is directly responsible for ment. Concurrent resolution H. Con. Res. Obama has neither exhausted diplomatic options, convinced key say that the Constitution applies, if we do not any acquisition of property for military use. 107 reads, “Whereas the cornerstone of the allies that Assad is the criminal, produced an authorizing resolu- say explicitly that we will abide by this vote, Funding for war is yet another constitutional Republic is honoring Congress’s exclusive tion in the UN Security Council, interdicted weapons shipment you’re making a joke of us. You’re making concern and is clearly left with the House of power to declare war under article I, section 8, to the regime, gotten rid of his own stockpile of banned weapons, us into theater, and so we play constitutional Representatives. The Constitution says: “no clause 11 of the Constitution: Now, therefore, nor even, and not the least, pursued charges against Assad at the theater for the president.” Kerry admitted that appropriation of money to that use shall be for be it Resolved by the House of Representatives International Criminal Court. he didn’t know what the President would do a longer term than two years.” Two years is the (the Senate concurring), That it is the sense of Thirdly, evidence that our side’s war crimes directly prevented should he lose the congressional vote, leaving designated time that a member of the House is Congress that, except in response to an actual another party’s war crimes would be harder to find than the that question unresolved. So far the leadership elected and authorized to represent his people. or imminent attack against the territory of the Holy Grail. If U.S. spy agencies can’t cobble together evidence of both parties are lined up to give the authority So, President Obama cannot expend monies United States, the use of offensive military of Assad’s culpability in the Ghouta massacre, how could they to the President even when the latest poll shows to attack Syria, or anywhere else, without force by a President without prior and clear show that U.S. bombs smashed Syrian government nerve agents 60 percent of Americans against it. congressional approval. Article I, Section 7 authorization of an Act of Congress violates in their launch tubes? Should authorization not be granted, the requires that “all bills for raising revenue shall Congress’s exclusive power to declare war So far, the criminal White House war for “crime prevention” president must be restrained from doing so originate in the House of Representatives…” under article 1, section 8, clause 11 of the is just a rhetorical masterpiece of dishonesty, hypocrisy and unilaterally. There exists no constitutional au- That the President violated the Constitu- Constitution and therefore constitutes an im- self-deception. Obama’s rationale for it fails all three tests of the thority for a single person to approve military tion before when he attacked Libya, costing peachable high crime and misdemeanor under necessity defense. It must be rejected to avert another endless war. action against another country which action us 1.7 billion dollars over the six months of article II, section 4 of the Constitution.” –John LaForge, co-director of Nukewatch, a nuclear watchdog has historically been considered an act of war? our involvement, does not make the action This may be the reason the President, after and environmental justice group in Wisconsin Nor does there exist constitutional authority constitutional. In that situation, as you recall, amazingly disclosing many of the details of for partial war as proposed in Syria. he did not even consult with his own party! his proposed attack on Syria, backed off and The making and funding of war were clearly Nor was Congress consulted when President decided to at least play “constitutional theater” The Goodland Star-News denied the President in the Constitution be- Obama, alone, authorized Special Forces to to appear to be getting some prior authorization (USPS No. 222-460. ISSN 0893-0562) cause he “had the most propensity for war,” inter Central Africa in 2011, or his authoriz- from this body. Member: Kansas Press Association as James Madison argued in the Federalist ing drone strikes in several middle-eastern Inland Press Association Colorado Press Association Papers. All war making power is housed in countries killing designated individuals – all Dr. Harold Pease is an expert on the United National Newspaper Association Article I, Section 8 and belongs to the legisla- such have traditionally been considered acts of States Constitution. He has dedicated his ca- e-mail: [email protected] tive branch alone. Only Congress has the right war. Certainly these would be treated as such reer to studying the writings of the Founding “to declare war, grant letters of marque and were they perpetrated on U.S. soil by another Fathers and applying that knowledge to cur- Steve Haynes, President reprisal, and make rules concerning captures country. rent events. He has taught history and political Kevin Bottrell, Editor 20 11 on land and water.” War requires the blood of The only power the president is allowed to science from this perspective for over 25 years Pat Schiefen, Society Editor our young warriors and this requires the per- have in the Constitution is as “Commander at Taft College. To read more of his weekly ar- Advertising Department 2011 mission of the people who are required to be the in Chief of the army and navy of the United ticles, please visit www.LibertyUnderFire.org Jessica Harenberg and Angela Bonham fodder in such. Only the peoples’ representa- States, … when called into the actual service Sheila Smith, Circulation Manager tives can “provide and maintain a navy or make of the United States,” which is done only by Nor’west Press Richard Westfahl, General Manager For love of September Gary Stewart, Jim Bowker, James Jackson Kris McCool, Tracy Traxel, I love September. In a lot of ways, it’s my looked over at it, the rim was covered in flies. Judy McKnight, Sheri Arroyo. favorite month. steve At least a dozen of the little buggers had found But the first month of fall does have its a place to roost on the rim of that melon slice. nwkansas.com drawbacks, thousands of them, buzzing, angry haynes A dozen more tiny fruit flies, the kind used in black mobs of flies. college biology experiments, has swarmed N.T. Betz, Director of Internet Services I don’t mind that September sometimes • along the sappa into the bowl. ([email protected]) thinks it’s still August, like it does this year. That, I though, it disgusting. But it’s just Evan Barnum, Systems Admin.([email protected]) That’ll pass. But in September, I have to give out there. Breakfast oatmeal seems to taste bet- August. Flies are everywhere. up breakfast on the porch when the flies try to ter with the scent of morning dew on the grass. At the feed lots, where they have flies all Published every Tuesday and Friday except the days observed for New carry it away. The coffee smells better. The sky is clear most summer, they’re epidemic by August. I’m sure Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christ- I start eating outside in May. We love to eat mornings, and the air is clean. they have to break out the spray. mas Day, at 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. on the back deck. Some days, not many, I ad- A friends was called to spray a neighbor’s Periodicals postage paid at Goodland, Kan. 67735; entered at the If it’s windy, I stay inside, since it’ next to Goodland, Kan., Post Office under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1878. mit, we find time to have breakfast, lunch and impossible to read the morning paper in the cattle, which were beside themselves over the POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Goodland Star-News, dinner out there. wind. Other than that, I love eating on the deck. flies. He said he got a couple of passes in with 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. Having lunch on the deck can be tricky, be- Until September. his spray plane before he figured they were too Telephone: (785) 899-2338. Editorial e-mail: star-news@nwkansas.­ cause you’ve got to finish before the sun peeks The other day, I managed to squeeze in time spooked for a third to do much good. com. Advertising questions can be sent to: [email protected]­ around the corner of the house, or you’re toast. for breakfast on the back deck. It was one of But you have to figure, if the poor cattle were The Goodland Star-News assumes no liability for mistakes or omissions You, not the lunch. running that hard, they probably left the flies in advertising or failure to publish beyond the actual cost of the ad. those days there the mercury is headed for 105, SUBSCRIPTIONS: In Sherman County and adjacent counties: three By supper time, on the other hand, the sun and it was warm out there already, but not warm behind. So maybe it was worth the trouble. months, $29; six months, $46; 12 months, $81. Out of area, weekly mailing is behind the trees to the west and all is good. enough to be unpleasant. But hang on. It’ll cool off in a week or so, of two issues: three months, $39; six months, $54; 12 months, $89 (All tax You can almost always have dinner on the I had a quarter of a cantaloup and a sausage, and the weather will be beautiful. September included). Mailed individually each day: (call for a price). deck – until September. plus my coffee, made fresh for breakfast. I is known for that, and it’s really a pretty nice Incorporating: We have a nice glass-topped table out there ate the melon first, then shifted my attention month. and some plastic deck chairs that are adequate. to the meat. I’d set the rind aside, and when I Except for the flies. The Goodland Daily News They’re not as nice as the solid-wood lounge 1932-2003 chairs we use in the evening, but they’re easier to sit up in. where to write The Sherman Cynthia bought some big, plastic leaves to U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts, 109 Hart Sen- address – http://moran.senate.gov/public/in- use as placemats, but the shape was kinda hard ate Office Building, Washington D.C. dex.cfm/e-mail-jerry County Herald Founded by Eric and to adjust to. We finally gave up on them and 20510. (202) 224-4774; E-mail address U.S. Rep. Tim Huelskamp, 1st Congres- Founded by Thomas McCants Roxie Yonkey started using regular bamboo mats. We have — http://roberts.senate.gov/public/index. sional District, 126 Cannon House Office 1935-1989 1994-2001 to shuttle more things out to the table to eat cfm?p=EmailPat Building, Washington D.C., 20575-1601. outdoors, but you just don’t want to leave the U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran, 354 Russell Sen- (202-225-2715) E-mail address – https:// Nor’West Newspapers salt and pepper out there when it rains. ate Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510. huelskamp.house.gov/contact-me/email-me Haynes Publishing Company In spring and early summer, it’s ideal to eat (202) 224-6521; Fax (202) 228-6966. 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Most Emily Blankenship Kala Blochlinger you? I am proud to be a wife and a mother Subject: Crime Scene Investigation Amanda Duever of my teacher career has been in a math of four boys. I am excited about my new Where are you from? Madera, Calif. classroom setting. adventure of teaching music. What made you decide to come to What would you like people to know Goodland? A great job opportunity for about you? I am excited to be part of the Tiffany Janisch my husband and I. I love the slower pace compared to California. USD 352 educational staff. I am looking What is your education background? I forward to getting to know your student in have a Master’s degree in criminology from my classroom, as well as their parents, both California State University-Fresno. in school and in the community. I’m a big What would you like people to know about K-State Wildcat’s fan, I have two nephews you? I am also the new head golf coach at attending K-State. Go Cats! Northwest Tech.

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Grade and Subject: 7-12th Grade Vocal Grade: 4th Grade Grade: 6th Grade Music Where are you from? I taught third grade Where are you from? McPherson Where are you from? Originally from for the past five years at Glasco Grade School. What made you decide to come to Derby. Attended KU in Lawrence. What made you decide to come to Subject: Mathematics Goodland? I am excited by all of the new What made you decide to come to Goodland? It was a better job opportunity Where are you from? I was born in Wray, technologies Goodland is providing to its Goodland? The strong and friendly being in a bigger school. It is also closer Colo., and lived there until I left for college. students. I believe that technology can community and the great opportunity to Denver, where we enjoy visiting during What made you decide to come to create a plethora of new creative learning they have given me. football season! Goodland? It was a small very connected opportunities. What is your education background? What is your education background? I community far enough away from home What is your education background? This is my second year at Goodland, I am a graduated from Fort Hays State University. that I could establish some independence, but I graduated from K-State in May with What would you like people to know about recent Music Education major with a vocal close enough to have the support of family. degrees in Elementary Education and Print you? I enjoy spending time with my family. I What is your education background? Journalism. emphasis from The University of Kansas. like to travel, gardening, Jayhawk basketball I received my Bachelor’s degree in What would you like people to know What would you like people to know and Denver Broncos football. mathematics education from Black Hills Subject: Medical Assistant Program, about you? I’m not far-distanced from being Where are you from? I was born and raised about you? I have a great passion for music State University in Spearfish, S.D. I attended Anatomy and Physiology a student. I understand that the classroom in Tribune. and teaching. I feel extremely fortunate to Melissa Baird elementary, junior high, and high school Where are you from? Goodland needs to be not only information-filled, but What made you decide to come to love what I’m doing everyday. in Wray. What is your education background? also engaging and interactive if we want our Goodland? I graduated from college in What would you like people to know about Bachelor’s degree in nursing from Fort Hays kids to continue to grow and learn. May and was looking for a teaching job. Emily Luckert you? I am very excited to be in Goodland and State University. During my search, I noticed that Goodland looking forward to welcoming our first child What would you like people to know about Angela Ferguson High School had an opening. Since I grew in November. you? I have a wonderful family including my husband, Brian, and children Andrew, Blaine up close to Goodland, I already knew a bit T.V. Hagenah and Chalee. about the town. During my interview, I was very impressed with the high school. Danyale McDonald What is your education background? I graduated from Greeley County High School in 2008. My first year of college was spent at Kansas State University. I then transferred to Fort Hays State University where I graduated in May 2013 with a Bachelor’s degree in English and Secondary Education. Grade: 6th Grade Where are you from? Brewster. What would you like people to know What made you decide to come to about you? I am eager to become a part of Goodland? I wanted to stay in northwest the community. Subject: Junior High PE and Health and Kansas because it has always been my home. Social Studies I also wanted the challenge of working in a Grade: 2nd Grade David Blochlinger Where are you from? I am from larger district where there is more than one Where are you from? I grew up Position: Assistant High School Principal Goodland. classroom at every grade. The collaboration in Lindsborg. We most recently lived in What made you decide to come to with other teachers has been very helpful in Grade and Subject: 7th Grade Language Concordia before moving to Goodland. setting up my classroom, designing lesson Goodland? I liked growing up here. Arts Subject: Respiratory Therapy What made you decide to come to plans, and getting settled into the district. Where are you from? Hugoton at least What is your education background? Where are you from? I was born in Bonner Goodland? My husband and I accepted jobs I went to the University of Nebraska at What is your education background? I most recently. with USD 352. graduated from Brewster USD 314. Then Springs and have lived in Atlanta since 1989. Kearney where I received my Bachelor’s What made you decide to come to What is your education background? High I attended Colby Community College for Goodland? I had lived and taught here What made you decide to come to School Diploma from Smoky Valley High, degree in exercise science. two years. After that I transferred to Fort years ago and I heard they needed a person Goodland? A great opportunity to teach Bachelors Degree from Kansas Wesleyan What would you like people to know Hays State University where I graduated with my skills again. respiratory therapy in a college setting. University, Masters Degree from Baker about you? I enjoy teaching and coaching with my Bachelors of Science in Elementary What is your education background? I hold What is your education background? University in this community. Education. This is my second year teaching degrees in education, English, journalism, Bachelor’s degree from Fort Hays State What would you like people to know 6th grade here at Goodland. social studies, speech and drama. University. Studied respiratory therapy at the about you? This will be our fourth year in Kathy Werner What would you like people to know about What would you like people to know about University of Kansas Medical Center. Goodland. My husband is currently the High you? I would like people to know that I really you? I am a teacher who loves his work. School Principal at GHS. Greg and I spend enjoy everything that the district is doing. What would you like people to know about most of our time trying to keep up with our The technology they are allowing both the Northwest Tech you? I am an avid outdoorsman. I enjoy 8th grade daughter Hannah and 4th grade teachers and the students to use makes the Andrew Strange deer hunting and fishing. Since 2009, I have son Brock. We also have two dogs, Max and and Athletic Director learning possibilities endless. been a professional archer, shooting on the Snickers. Our family enjoys sports, playing Where are you from? For the past five Archery Shooter Association Pro Circuit. I or watching them. years I was the K-12 Principal at Glasco. I Peggy Berls have a daughter who will be attending the have also taught social studies at St. Mary’s University of Kansas in 2014. Kent “Butch” Werner and Lucas/Luray High Schools. Grade and Subject: 6th Grade Math- What made you decide to come to Jade Inlow Goodland? I wanted to work at a bigger school. The people are friendly here and when I came to interview for the job, I was very impressed with the administrative staff and how well they worked together. What is your education background? Subject: Family and Consumer Sciences I played college football at Highland Where are you from? This is my second Community College. I graduated with a year at Goodland High School. I spent most B.A. in social studies and M.S. in building of my teaching career in Swink, Colo. leadership from Fort Hays State University. What made you decide to come Subject: First Year Mobile App What would you like people to know to Goodland? Goodland had a good Where are you from? Colby about you? My wife Kala teaches 4th grade reputation for their FCCLA and when I What is your education background? I at Central and I have twin daughters Haley saw the opening I was excited for the Grade and Subject: Preschool through have a Bachelor’s degree in information and Hadyn, in 2nd grade. Besides my family opportunity. 2nd Grade Music systems – security from DeVry. Where are you from? I grew up in Subject: General Education: Computer and school, my favorite passion is watching What is your education background? Science Nebraska, but our family has been living in Jennifer Coronado-Gonzalez Fundamentals Where are you from? I’m originally from the Denver Broncos. I was born in Denver and I have a Bachelor’s degree in home Goodland for the past 13 years. Where are you from? Oakley Garden City. I have live in Colorado moved to Kansas when I was in Kindergarten economics and a Masters degree in What made you decide to come to What made you decide to come to for the past 20 years. I taught in LaJunta, so I can truly say I’ve been a fan my entire biology. Goodland? My husband, Randy, got a job Goodland? The teaching opportunity. Colo., for the past five years. life. Moving to Goodland was also a plus as I What would you like people to know here as the 7-12th grade vocal music teacher What is your education background? I What made you decide to come to can go to more Bronco games. Go Broncos! I about you? I love FCCLA and I’m really in 2000, so our family moved to town. graduated from Northwestern Oklahoma Goodland? My wife Kathy and son Zachary also enjoy golf and fishing. excited to work with the students. What is your education background? State University with a Bachelor’s degree moved to Goodland last year. She is a FACS Bachelor’s degree in elementary and special in business Administration. I am currently (Family and Consumer Science) teacher education from University of Nebraska- working on my Master’s degree from Emporia at the high School. They really loved the Lincoln; Master’s of Education Degree community, so my decision was fairly easy. in special education from University of State University in business education. What is your education background? I Wollongong, Australia. have a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary What would you like people to know about Teachers continued on page 7 We appreciate all your hard work!

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The Mavericks beat Metro State cal College soccer team returned to In their first game of the season, University in Denver Sept. 1, and Goodland on Saturday for a pair of the Lady Mavericks lost 5-3 to then took their first loss of the season games against Western Nebraska Trinidad State. They came back the on Thursday, falling 1-0 in Sterling Community College. second day to beat Pratt 5-4. to Northeastern Junior College. The Lady Mavericks lost their The next stop was Western Wyo- Next action for the soccer teams first home game of the year 2-1, ming Community College in Rock will be at Dodge City Community while the men’s team won 3-1. Springs, Wyo., on Aug. 30-31. The College on Wednesday. The wom- Both teams were returning from a men’s team beat Western Wyoming en’s team plays at 2 p.m. while the road trip to Colorado and Wyoming. 4-2 and Westminster Junior Varsity men start at 4:30 p.m. The Men’s The first stop was Trinidad State 6-4. team has another away game on Junior College in Colorado on Aug. The women’s team lost 3-2 to Tuesday, Sept. 17, before both 27 and 28. The Mavericks defeated Western Wyoming in double over- teams return home to play Cloud Trinidad State 3-1 the first day and time. They then lost to Salt Lake County Community College on then beat Pratt Community College Community College 7-0. Saturday, Sept. 21.

Northwest Tech women’s soccer player Jenni Perez (above) maneuvered around an opponent dur- ing the Lady Mavericks’ game against Western Nebraska Community College at home on Saturday. Heriberto Dominguez and Jose Chavez (right) took the ball down the field for the men’s team. Photos by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News Young Cowboys Mustangs open season at Colby

Dawson Ensign rushed the football during the Grant Middle School eighth grade football game at Colby on Thursday. The eighth grade beat their Colby rivals 50-0, while the seventh grade fell 30-10. Next action for the Mustangs will be at home on Thursday against Holcomb. The seventh grade game begins at 3:30 p.m. while the The Young Cowboys teams played their first game are against the Hays Gambles on Saturday at Hays. eighth grade game begins at 5 p.m. Photo by Rich Headley starting Saturday morning at Cowboy Stadium. Pictured The fourth grade plays at 9:30 a.m. (Mountain Time) The Colby Free Press is the sixth grade team playing. The fourth grade lost and the sixth grade plays at 11 a.m. 12-6 and the sixth grade lost 37-0. Their next games Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News

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A0D010YBU2F5677667765F2UBY010D0A IMA- -WB-NSG019001X5 5589300 2 star-news 10 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, September 10, 2013 sports Cowgirl golfers win Runners take first and second By Pat Schiefen was fifth with 19.42, Braxton Redlin was 10th at Hugoton tourney [email protected] with 20.23, Mario Lazo was 13th with 20.45, The Goodland High School cross country run- Kameron Snyder was 20th with 22.03, Jesse The Goodland High School ners showed their mettle on Thursday afternoon Cooper was 24th with 22.19 and Ace Arteaga girls golf team took first place in at the Goodland Invitational at the Sugar Hill was 30th with 23.08. Alex Barbos of Ulysses Hugoton on Thursday. Golf Course. The runners had to brave 100 degree was first with 19.05. Goodland came away with weather plus the tough course. Boys junior varsity results were Yidam Men- 197 team points. Colby came in The girls team was first with a score of 29. This doza first with 20.22, Kyler Amthor second with second with 204 and Syracuse, was the first girls team for a number of years. 21.28, Tristen Cooper third with 21.4, Cade third with 205. They have had girls running but not enough for a Meyer fourth with 22.30, Orlando Wooten fifth German exchange student Pau- team. Ulysses was second with 43, Ogallala was with 23.25, Koal Artzer 10th with 25.1, Ussiel lina Wagner placed third, shoot- third with 45, Colby was fourth with 47, Scott Gallegos 15th with 28.06, Hunter Harkins 19th ing a 46. Emily Purvis placed fifth City was fifth with 49 and Oakley was sixth but with 32.45 and Andy Windell didn’t have a time. with 48; and Logan Perryman, had no team score. In the junior high boys results Joseph Mann seventh with 49. Katie Hays and The boys came in second with 43. Ulysses was was the top runner at 10th with a time of 6.19. Braelyn Hoelting each posted a first with 24. Scott City was third with 72 and Luke Hamilton was 34th with a time of 8.59. In Colby was fourth with 91. Ogalla was fifth and the girls Kaitlin Townsend was the top runner 54. Jordan Knitig shot a 57. Paulina Wagner made a put In junior varsity play, Abbie Oakley was sixth but had no team score. at fifth with a time of 7.16. Other results were at the girls golf tournament in In varsity results Chishom Branscum of Ulyss- Jayden Vallejo 17th with 7.58, Chloe Jones Neal placed second with a 62. Hugoton on Thursday. Makayla Kennedy shot a 74. Photo by Connie Livengood es was first with 17.09. The Cowgirls results were 29th with 10.25 and Teresa Schaffer didn’t have “I felt like our team played Goodland High School Lacie Siruta was third with a time of 17.38, Erin a time. well, but could have done better,” Floyd was fifth with a time of 18.29, Brianna Both the junior and the high school squads will said coach Connie Livengood. “A better, but for the first tournament, White was 12th with 19.14, Berkley White was run at 9 a.m. on Saturday at Tribune. few scores I know could be better. it was a good day. These girls 13th with 19.15 and Lindsey Geeseka was 29th Each girl had one hole that could will only get better as the season with a time of 25.40. Erin Floyd headed toward the finish line have been at least two strokes goes on.” The boys varsity results were Jacob Gerber at the Goodland Invitational cross country was fourth with a time of 19.28, Arron Arteaga meet Thursday at Sugar Hills Golf Course. Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News Cowboys win opener 43-24 over Hugoton By Kevin Bottrell tion pitch. The Eagles drove all the The Cowboys stopped the Eagles’ [email protected] way to the goal line and scored on drive and when Hugoton went for It may have looked bleak going an eight-yard pass. The two-point it on fourth and 15, Nolan Deeds into halftime, but the Goodland conversion made it 16-8 in favor of sacked the quarterback to give the High School varsity football team Hugoton. Cowboys the ball on the 28 yardline. scored five straight touchdowns in With one and a half minutes left, Ruhs scored a touchdown, then the second half against the Hugoton Goodland took over. Adam Sim- just a few minutes later, Simmerman Eagles on Friday at Cowboy Sta- merman made a catch, along with made his second interception of the dium, overcoming an eight-point a penalty, moved the ball up to the game and ran it back 60 yards for a deficit to win the game 43-24. 49 yardline. Hugoton intercepted touchdown. Next action for the Cowboys will the next pass at the 35 yardline, but The Cowboys now led 43-16. be at 6:30 p.m. (Mountain Time) on they were unable to score before On their next drive Hugoton had a Friday at Norton. halftime. penalty that wiped out a touchdown, The Eagles got the first posses- Hugoton had all the momentum but a few plays later their backup sion but were stopped and forced going into the second half, but the quarterback ran it in. They made to punt. The two-yard punt resulted Cowboys were not out yet. Austin the two-point conversion to make in the Cowboys taking over at the Hernandez returned the first kickoff it 43-24. Eagles’ 27 yardline. On the second of the second half. Completions Neither team would score in the play of the drive, Tyler Gastineau to Gastineau, Ruhs, Simmerman remaining minutes. Goodland put – who was playing on a torn ACL picked up a pair of first downs. The in its second string players. The – pulled down a pass from quarter- Cowboys got another pair of first game ended in a 43-24 win for the back Trey Teeter, carrying it to the downs on a penalty and a carry by Cowboys. 10 yardline. After a two-yard gain Teeter, then Gastineau scored on by Garrett Taylor, a penalty took the a 22-yard pass completion. The Cowboys back to the 13 yardline. Cowboys missed the attempt at Freshman Nolan Deeds, seen On the replayed third down, a pass a two-point conversion, but had here playing in the C-team game intended for Ruhs went incomplete. closed the gap to 16-14. against McCook earlier this Teeter missed the field goal to turn Hugoton didn’t have the ball back week, made a crucial sack in it back over to the Eagles. Hugoton for long. Simmerman pulled down Friday’s varsity game against Hugoton. had another quick drive. They punt- an interception on the 38 yardline Photo by Kevin Bottrell ed out to the Cowboys’ 42 yardline. and on the next play caught a pass The Goodland Star-News On the next play, Taylen Smith made from Teeter and ran it in for a 61- a catch and broke several tackles yard touchdown. The two-point on his way in for a touchdown. conversion made it 22-16. However, a flag was thrown on the On their next drive, the Eagles play and the touchdown was called turned the ball over on downs at School calendar for September 11-17 back. The ball was set on the 13 the 48 yardline. A complete pass yardline. After a fumble recovered to Gastineau moved the ball up the Goodland High School • Grant Junior High School by the Cowboys and an incomplete 35, then Taylor ran to the 26 for a pass, Goodland had another third first down. Teeter was sacked for a and long and Teeter ran it in for a six-yard loss, but ran for a gain on West Elementary School • Central Elementary School touchdown. A two-point conversion the next play. Linda & Walt Linthacum made it 8-0. Ruhs caught a pass and inter- - Owners/Agents On a 12-play drive early in the ference was called on the Eagles, Wednesday: second quarter, Hugoton got down resulting in a first down on the 11 7:30 a.m.: PLC to the five yardline and ran it in for a yardline. The Cowboys moved it up L & W touchdown. A successful two-point to the goal line and Taylor then dove Andrist conversion tied the game at 8-8. into the endzone for a touchdown. Thursday: Insurance Agency, LLC Dax Ruhs made a good kickoff The two-point conversion was good 1020 Main 102 E. 8th (8th & Main), Goodland, KS return, but was shaken up by a big to make it 30-16 3:30 p.m.: 7th Football, here, versus Holcomb (785) 890-5678• 800-892-4245 hit. He returned to the game a few At the end of a long drive by Goodland, KS minutes later. 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