The MIDWEEK Tuesday, April 29, 2014 Goodland1205 Main Avenue, Goodland, Star-News KS 67735 • Phone (785) 899-2338 $1 Volume 82, Number 34 10 Pages Goodland, Kansas 67735 inside Commission re-elects Mayor Fairbanks today By Kevin Bottrell for changing or renewing a contract, he said. substance abuse counseling service that the and was wondering how to handle people More local [email protected] The city started the process in February of county has been working with to keep an of- who want to participate now. Klemm said the news, views The Goodland City Commission re-elected 2013, and the next step will be to develop a fice in Goodland. He said the county had been county’s plan is written to be retroactive, so from your Goodland Annette Fairbanks as mayor and John Garcia plan to move forward with a new contract. trying to find an office for them to work out people could apply who had wanted to earlier Star-News as vice mayor for 2014 at their meeting April “We’d have done something sooner if we’d of, and several ideas had fallen through. He in the year. 21. been allowed to,” Fairbanks said. also asked the city to consider contributing the Economic Development Director Michael The Sherman County commissioners came Fairbanks said he’d be happy to talk to ADAC to help provide services in Goodland. Solomon said the city and school district had for the quarterly joint meeting. First on the the county attorney about any concerns the The talk then turned to the Neighborhood approved a plan, but had not filed it because agenda was trash collection. County Com- county might have. Revitalization Act, which provides tax they wanted to wait and see what the county’s missioner Larry Enfield said the contract put Enfield asked about the Wolak Building breaks for those doing building or remodel- plan is. in place with In The Can 11 years ago has parking lot. He said the county is taking care ing projects. “We did not want to have two plans,” he expired, but the county is still getting money of the concrete work on the west side of the County Commissioner Ken Klemm said said. from the city and passing it on. He said the building, but that the contract says the city is the county’s plan is written and has been Klemm said the county had not understood county did not need to be a part of that. responsible for the parking lot. Rich Simon looked at by the county attorney, who will that the city had been waiting. The com- Interim City Manager Carolyn Armstrong said the city planned to paint parking lines on shortly have an inter-local agreement to pres- missioners agreed to sit down for a special said she asked City Attorney Jerry Fairbanks the lot whenever there is good weather, and ent to the city. meeting and see if they could come to an about the trash hauling contract. Fairbanks that he had brought some prices for pouring “Big picture: we made some changes to agreement, once the city commission has had said the city is in the same place the county is. new asphalt to Doug Gerber before he left. make it more targeted,” he said. A new state law set time limits and procedures Enfield also gave an update on ADAC, the Garcia said he has been getting questions See COMMISSION, Page 5 Cowgirls Investigating the scene win twice The Goodland High School softball team beat the Lakin Lady Broncos twice at home on Friday. They play again at 3 p.m. Thursday at home against Holcomb. See Page 10 weather report 48° 10 a.m. Monday Today • Sunset, 7:39 p.m. Wednesday • Sunrise, 5:49 a.m. • Sunset, 7:40 p.m. Midday Conditions • Soil temperature 50 degrees • Humidity 53 percent • Sky overcast and cloudy • Winds northwest 34-44 mph • Barometer 29.57 inches and rising • Record High today 88° (1967) • Record Low today 17° (1908) Officers from various law enforcement agencies including the Kansas Bureau westbound ditch near the Edson exit. One suspect exited the vehicle and pointed of Investigation, the Colby Police Department, Kansas Highway Patrol and the what appeared to be a weapon at officers. The suspect was shot and taken to Last 24 Hours* Sherman County Sheriff investigated the scene of a chase and shooting on I-70 Goodland Regional Medical Center and later flown out to Wichita. A second suspect High Sunday 64° Thursday afternoon. Wednesday night, a pursuit began at a Colby truck stop and was taken into custody by the Colby Police. Low Sunday 38° went west on I-70. Officers were able to bring the fleeing vehicle to a stop in the Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News Precipitation 0.21 This month 0.41 Year to date 1.77 Below normal 1.57 inches The Topside Forecast ‘Not guilty’ verdict Today: Cloudy with a 40 percent chance of rain, a high near 50, very windy out of the north at 35 in manslaughter case to 55 mph and a low around 32. Wednesday: Sunny with a high By Sam Dieter the jurors to find his client guilty of near 52, windy out of the north at [email protected] driving under the influence, which 20 to 40 mph and a low around 33. A Brewster man was acquitted by they did. After court was adjourned, Extended Forecast a jury of involuntary manslaughter Mason said he would not comment Thursday: Partly sunny with a Thursday afternoon in a tragic acci- further on the case. high near 57, winds breezy and dent more than two years ago when House was the last of over a dozen a low around 37. Friday: Mostly he ran over a longtime friend after witnesses in his trial, which started sunny with a 20 percent chance several hours of drinking. Monday, including Hunter House, of showers at night, a high near James House testified that he did law enforcement officers and medi- 62, breezy and a low around 38. not see Val Gallentine before run- cal workers. Each of the witnesses Saturday: Mostly sunny with a 20 ning the man over with his Dodge who had been with the victim and percent chnace of showers and Ram pickup truck the night of defendant that night said they were thunderstorms, a high near 71 and March 10, 2012. He took the stand getting along. Their statements each a low around 44. Thursday in his own defense. In a seemed to match as they described written statement he gave law en- the accident, which happened after forcement officers that night, House several hours of drinking at Chelle’s had said Gallentine was running into Bar and Grill in Brewster. the street and may have tripped. No one was sure why Gallen- He told County Attorney Kevin tine might have been running in Berens, who prosecuted the case, front Houses’s truck when he left that he might have written that Chelle’s. Hunter House said he because he heard his son Hunter thought Gallentine wanted his cell local tell him to watch out right before he phone back. He had put it in House’s felt a bump. Dodge to charge it shortly before markets In fact, House said, that he never they all got ready to leave about admitted that night that he might 10 p.m. 10 a.m. have hit Gallentine, who had been “He was almost out of the way and The fifth grade flute section from North Elementary played in the fifth and sixth grade music concert Wheat — $7.57 bushel his friend for 27 years. Over the it just seemed like he just tripped,” on Thursday in the Goodland High School auditorum. Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News Posted county price — $7.20 next several days, officers testified, Hunter House testified the first day Corn — $4.93 bushel they got conflicting statements from of the trial. Posted county price — $4.84 House learning that the friends had He was apparently the only per- Fifth and sixth graders hold concert Milo — $4.52 bushel been drinking, and that Hunter had son who saw Gallentine just before By Pat Schiefen Jenitsabeth Garza, Sydney Hahn, Keyly Jarrett, Soybeans — $14.22 bushel the truck ran him over as the father Posted county price — $14.23 been with him in the car. [email protected] Chelsey Knitig and Delanie Vrbka. Jazlyn Fenner, and son were headed home after din- Millet — no bid They did not arrest him until sev- It was the concert of the year when the parents got Mary Kate Gerber and Ashtin McClung played the Sunflowers eral months later, charging him with ner and beers. Hunter House said he to hear the result of putting up with the squeaks and alto saxophones. On trumpet were Mikayla Bier- Oil current crop — $19.50 cwt. involuntary manslaughter, driving told his dad to watch out but it was squawks of new instrumental players. The fifth and mann, Ryan Fife, James Greensheer, Sharid Good- Confection — no bid under the influence and endanger- too late. When he looked out of the sixth grade band had their spring concert on Thursday man, Cutler Mayer and Tyler Whitcomb. Ryan Berls Pinto beans — $36 ing a child, although the state only truck, he said, he saw Gallentine night at the Goodland High School auditorium. played the French horn. On trombone were Titus (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, prosecuted the first two charges. under one of the tires. After the fifth grade band played some of the girls Beringer, Jacob DeLaRosa, Estevan Ordonez, Riley Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. Shortly before the jury returned After backing up and parking played “Amazing Grace.” Vallejo and David Wood. Truman Hooker played These may not be closing figures. ) its verdict, Houses’s defense attor- again, Hunter House said, his fa- During one number the sixth grade band played the baritone. The percussion section was made up ney, Jeffery Mason, reminded the ther sent him home, about two Saige Newman played a solo on her flute. of Ralph Brighton, Jackson Daise, Trevor Daise, jurors to take into account whether blocks away, to get blankets for In the fifth grade band Jazzman Jones, Johnna Bryson Ihrig and Vivian Solomon. Gallentine had a hand in his own his friend because it was cold that Jostes, Annika Linin and Alexis Wynn played flutes. death. He pointed out that both men On clarinets were Valeria Almanza, Atalee Amthor, See CONCERT, Page 5 were drunk. Mason actually asked See VERDICT, Page 5 about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, April 29, 2014 friends obituary kanorado senior center the calendar Jonathan Fisher The Kanorado Senior Center is in need of cash donations and calendar day, May 31. at Cat’s TnT, 115 E. open for second to fifth graders. donations for our benefit auction on A performance by Lulu LaFe- 9th, or at the Bernadine Johnson For information call 890-4880. Jonathan Fisher, 78, Goodland, the West Coast. Before moving to July 12. Donations will help keep ver will be at 6:30 p.m. on Thurs- residence, located at 704 Walnut. died Thursday, April 24, 2014, at Goodland in 2009 he had lived in the center functioning. Their mail- senior menu day at the Goodland Public Li- For information call 899-2338, Goodland Regional Medical Center. Denver. Since August 2010 he had ing address is the Kanorado Senior Today: Cook’s choice entree, brary, 812 Broadway. The singer, 821-1275, 890-2287, 821-1827, He was born on June 7, 1935, been a resident at Good Samaritan Center, Box 176, Kanorado, Kan. hash brown casserole, mixed songwriter, guitarist and author 890-3793 or 899-4278 or order to Andrew and Elizabeth May Society — Sherman County. 67741 or for donations call Tammy vegetables, bread and apricots. has performed in Goodland pre- online at www.prairielandfood. (Brooks) Fisher in Lee County, Ill. Graveside service and burial were at the center (785) 399-2348, Con- Wednesday: Oven baked chick- viously. For information call com. The Prairie Pak will have He had two brothers and six sisters. at the Goodland Cemetery. nie Sheldon (785) 399-2402, John en, mashed potatoes with gravy, 899-5461. deli ham, Polish kielbasa, lean Mr. Fisher served in the U.S. Navy Koons Funeral Home handled the Veselik (785) 399-8016, Sally Pet- peas and carrots, bread and tropi- Jodie Tubbs of the Kansas ground beef, chicken nuggets, from 1954 to 1958. He had been a arrangements. tibone (785) 399-2337 or Jessica cal fruit. Thursday: Swiss steak, Commission on Veterans Af- chicken and peppers stir fry and farm hand around the Midwest and Colby (785) 399-8014. augratin potatoes, Italian blend fairs will be in Goodland from variety of seasonal fresh fruits and vegetables. the specials are the vegetables, bread and rosy apple- genesis and 1 to 2:15 p.m. Thursday in the sauce. Friday: Chef salad, mixed births Assembly Room on the third floor summer griller with sirloin steaks, salvation army pork chops, chicken breast filets fruit with banana, crackers and of the courthouse to help veterans brownie. Waylon John Luke Heiter Genesis and Salvation Army are and dependents with claims. Call and beef for kabobs; beef sliders; available year round to help those in the office in Colby any Monday, pizza party; breaded chicken ten- school menu ders and French toast sticks. Waylon John Luke Heiter was need. Call (785) 890-2299 to speak Wednesday or Friday at (785) Today: Breakfast and lunch Summer matinee season will born at 10:50 p.m. on Wednesday, to a volunteer. 462-3572. - cook’s choice. Wednesday: start at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 19, 2014. He weighed 6 A Student Recital of vocal and Breakfast and lunch - cook’s activities May 14, at the Sherman Theatre, pounds, 9 ounces and was 19 inches instrumental contest pieces of choice. Tours of the 1907 Victorian 1203 Main. The movie on May 14 long. House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to Goodland High School students school calendar will be at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday will be Khumba (not rated). His parents are Matt and Brittney 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- 48th Annual Butterfield Today: 8:30 a.m. junior high at the First Christian Church, 711 The Heiter of Goodland. His grandpar- day. Closed on Tuesday. Trail Ride noon (Moun- track at Scott City. 2 p.m. varsity Arcade. will be at ents are Chuck and Janet Redlin The High Plains Museum, 1717 tain Time) on Saturday, May 31 golf at Hoxie. 2 p.m. junior varsity of Goodland, Michelle Heiter of The Pride of the Prairie Or- Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. and 8 a.m. on Sunday, June 1, golf at Scott City. 3 p.m. varsity Goodland and Tom Heiter of Sa- chestra will present “Movies, to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday starting at Russell Springs. Horse- softball at Thomas More Prep- lina and his great-grandparents are Mystery and Magic” at 2:30 p.m. through Saturday and from 1 to drawn vehicles, horses and riders Marian at Hays. Wednesday: Shirley Jolly of Genoa, Colo., Gene (Mountain Time) on Sunday at 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. and hiker will cover the wide-open 7:30 a.m. professional learning Jolly of Stratton, Neb., and Leonard the Frahm Theatre/Cultural Arts The Carnegie Arts Center is spaces along the Butterfield Trail communities. Thursday: Last and Wilma Young of Goodland. Center on the Colby Community Waylon Heiter open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- and return to Russell Springs day for senior. 9 a.m. junior high Big brother Weston Heiter wel- College Campus in Colby. An- day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. to camp overnight. Sunday’s track at Oakley Invitational. 3 p.m. comed him home. drew Salvador will be conducting on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on ride will return before noon. For varsity baseball at Holcomb. 3 Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center and Josiah Akers will be featured p.m. varsity softball against Hol- as the Magician. Admission is information call Jarett Haremza Nevaeh Lynn Martin is always in need of hosts and host- (785) 694-3009, Jay Ochs (785) comb at Centennial Field. Senior esses on Sundays. New monthly $10 for adults, $5 for seniors and night. Friday: 8 a.m. Academic $3 for students or by Pride of the 672-4258, Brent Weinland (785) Nevaeh Lynn Martin was born on 5.2 ounces and was 20 inches long. exhibits and you are invited to visit 852-4622, Bernie Moellering Awards/Scholarship Recognition Sunday, April 20, 2014, at Kit Car- Her parents are Jonathan and the gift shop. Prairie patron ticket. For ques- Program. Junior high Great West tions call (785) 462-2159 or (785) (785) 672-2430 or Brett Ayers son County Memorial Hospital in Kylee Martin of Kanorado. The Goodland Public Library is (785) 751-4222. Activities Conference music fes- Burlington. She weighed 7 pounds, open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- 462-5102. tival at Garden City. 1 p.m. junior Prairie Land Food sign up The Kids Cooking Class is held day through Thursday and from second Wednesday of each varsity golf at Oakley. 2:30 p.m. will be until Monday, May 19. on the 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- month varsity track at WaKeeney. Distribution is 1 to 2 p.m. Satur- from 3:45 to 5:15 p.m. at urday. For information call (785) the 4-H Building. This class is Senior gets 899-5461 or stop by the library. Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- man County is seeking mentors and Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. or complaints about child care, call meets the first Monday of every awards children to mentor. Call 890-3665. The “Freedom Today” group of the health department. month October thru May. Meeting Goodland High School graduat- The Good Sam Family Support Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 Water Testing — The Northwest time: 6 p.m. -7:30 p.m. at the Har- ing senior Milan Brannick received Council meets at 7 p.m. the second p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and Local Environmental Protection vest Evangelical Free Church; 521 a Hays City Silver Academic Award Thursday of every month at the 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. Group does well evaluations, in- E Highway 24; Goodland. For more for $800 and an Academic Oppor- Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings Call 890-8369. cluding testing for bacteria and information email goodlandmops@ tunity Award in Nursing for $900 are open to all interested people. Bird City Alcoholics Anony- nitrates. To schedule an evaluation gmail.com or call (785) 890-6423. from Fort Hays State University For information call 890-3117 or mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. or discuss environmental concerns, crimestoppers for next year. 890-5936. (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the call the Health Department at 890- Breast Cancer Support Group Senior Center on 4th Street. 4888. If you have information about meets at 5:30 p.m. the second Narcotics Anonymous meets at any crime, call the Goodland Area Milan Brannick hospital volunteers Monday of the month. Any woman 6:30 (Mountain Time) on Tues- Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- with cancer is welcome. Call Norma days at the Senior Center. Call (785) Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon 5665. Your call will be confidential at 890-6629 for more information. 734-2734 for more information. and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. volun- and you will not be asked your sunflower 4-h The Goodland Activities Center thrift store teers are in the gift shop. name. If the information results in has the daily activities. For informa- early head start the arrest and/or conviction of those The Goodland Churches Thrift involved, you could be eligible for The Sunflower 4-H Club held its Kim Cole for the program. Kari tion call 890-7242. Memberships Early Head Start is a state funded options for everyone including day Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland yearly parent’s night meeting on Whittington presented a project a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through program for income eligible fami- Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit Monday, April 21, at Edwards Hall. talk on “Raising Poultry”, Amber passes for $5. Visit goodlandgac. lies with prenatal mothers and chil- com or stop by 808 Main. The hours Friday. Donations welcome. The organization formed by citizens President Randy Berls called the Helderman shared a 4-H fact and daily specials are 50 percent off dren up to age three. Families par- against crime. meeting to order and led the club in Cindy Salmans read a poem entitled are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday ticipate in a variety of educational through Thursday, Friday 5:30 a.m. men’s department on Monday, 50 The police department can also the flag salute and 4-H Pledge. Roll “Pig.” After the program, President percent off housewares, furniture, activities and receive free medical be called at 890-4570. call of “What year were you born?” Randy declared a short recess for to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and dental care. and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Aerobics electronics and crafts on Tuesday, family shelter was answered by 14 members, and recreation. Randy Berls led the club 10 cent books on Wednesday, 50 Services include special needs one leader. Randy Berls led the club in a fun game of “Easter Egg Relay.” are at 5:30 a.m. on Monday and of children with disabilities. If you The Northwest Kansas Domestic Wednesday. Insanity class meets percent off children’s department on in singing a song entitled “Here Jennifer Arntt served refresh- Thursday and 50 percent of ladies’ have a family member with a special and Sexual Violence Services pro- Comes Peter Cottontail.” ments after the meeting. The next at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, problem, such as drug or alcohol vides help day or night to victims Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and department on Friday. For informa- Following a short business meet- club meeting will be the held on tion call 890-2007. abuse, job loss or other family crisis, of domestic violence and sexual ing, President Randy turned the May 19, 2014. Saturday. Taekwondo with Wayne your family can qualify. Call 785- assault. For information or help, call meeting over to Vice President Randy Berls, Reporter Luckert call for times and dates. health department 672-3125, ext. 187. (800) 794-4624. In the Colby area, Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 The Sherman County Health De- preschool call (785) 443-1130. p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for partment at 1622 Broadway is open animal shelter matters of record the meeting every Tuesday at the from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Sherman County Head Start is Harvest Evangelical Free Church, Monday through Friday. a free preschool for eligible 3 and Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to 4 year olds. The federally funded www.petfinder.com and be sure to Marriages/divorces actions have been reported by the 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information Blood pressures; infants’, chil- call (785) 890-6423. dren’s and adults’ immunizations; program is targeted to families who enter the Goodland zip code 67735. The following marriage licenses Sherman County register of deeds. meet certain economic guidelines You can also call the Goodland and divorces have been issued by American International Reloca- Goodland Alcoholics Anony- health assessments for Kan Be mous, 1013 Center. If you drink Healthy, daycare and school entry; and provides hearing, vision, dental Police Department at 890-4570 or the Sherman County District Court: tions Solutions, LLC, to Justin J. and educational screenings. Nutri- Northwest Kansas Animal Shelter Marriages Paisley and Shelby K. Paisley, the alcohol, that’s your business. If you fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- want to stop, we can help. Call 821- bin; and family planning available tious meals are served, and parents at 899-4398. Interested in adopting Bryan Jeffery Guyer and Tiffany S10’ of Lot 6, all of Lot 7, and N15’ are encouraged to get involved in a pet? Call the animal shelter or go to Louise Charron, Goodland. of Lot 8, Block 6, CK&N Addition 3826 or 728-7491. by appointment. Sharps containers Goodland Al-Anon Family are available for a fee. WIC program their children’s education. For in- the website www.nwkasgoodland. James Francis Oberkirsch and to City of Goodland. formation call 890-2552. webs.com. Yon-Kyu Kim Roque, Goodland. Keith Richard Higgins conveys Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays available. Call 890-4888 or go to Stacey Joe Yarbrough and Pamela and warrants to American Interna- at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- www.sherman.kansas.com. mops cade. For information call Alice or Joy Galindo, Goodland. tional Relocation Solutions, LLC, If you have questions, concerns MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) Michael Dean Heston and Tiffany the S10’ of Lot 6, all of Lot 7, and Gretchen Bennett, Goodland. N15’ of Lot 8, Block 6, CK&N Ad- Leo George Mazon, St. Francis, dition to City of Goodland. matters of record and Lana Lea Grizzle, Bird City, Austin R. Brunkhardt and Kali N. KS. Rubenthaler-Brunkhardt, and Paul Real estate Tyrel David Smith and Jacqueline A. Licke and Heather M. Licke, dated March 29, 1990, to Dawn Ann January 7, 2006, to David Krien and Goodland Church of Christ of Sher- man County, Kansas, Inc., all of Lot Amanda Bowling, Goodland. convey and warrant to Paul A. Licke Gary Lee Schlosser and Dawn Schlosser, an undivided 1/2 interest DeAndrea Krien, Trustees of the 3, Block 1, Sandy’s Addition to City Jose Mario Hernandez and Karia and Heather M. Licke, a tract of Ann Schlosser convey and warrant in a tract of land in SE/4 of Sec.21, Krien Trust dated January 11, 2013, of Goodland. Saucedo Barron, Goodland. land in SW/4 and SE/4 of Sec.29, to Gary Lee Schlosser and Dawn T8S, R40W. the NE/4 of Sec.6, T6S, R41W; E/2 Lawrence Elbert House III and T6S, R39W. Ann Schlosser, Trustees of the Gary Lee Schlosser and Dawn of NW/4 of Sec.6, T7S. R41W; SE/4 Kimberly Ann Baxter, Goodland. Austin R. Brunkhardt and Kali N. Gary Lee Schlosser and Dawn Ann Ann Schlosser, Trustees of the Gary of Sec.35, T7S. R42W. Schlosser Family Trust dated April Lee Schlosser Revocable Trust Louise A. Hanable to Harold J. Justin Wayne Carter and Jessica Rubenthaler-Brunkhardt, and Paul Enjoy a night at the movies! Kay Lewis, Goodland. A. Licke and Heather M. Licke, 7, 2014, a tract of land in SE/4 of dated March 29, 1990, to Gary Lee Hanable and Louise A. Hanable, Sec.21, T8S, R40W; a tract of land Schlosser, an undivided 1/2 interest Trustees of the Hanable Revocable Sherman to Austin R. Brunkhardt and Kali www.goodlandnet.com/movies 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 N. Rubenthaler-Brunkhardt, three in SE/4 of Sec.21, T8S, R40W. in a tract of land in SE/4 of Sec.21, Living Trust dated 10/22/1995, the Real estate Dawn Ann Schlosser and Gary T8S, R40W. SW/4 of Sec.1, T9S, R40W. CLOSED THROUGH THURSDAY The following real estate trans- tracts of land in SW/4 of Sec.29, STARTS FRIDAY 7 PM: T6S, R39W. Lee Schlosser, Trustees of the Dawn David Krien, Trustee of the Les- Conrad L. Pettijohn and Carol Ann Schlosser Revocable Trust ter and Gladys Confer Trust, dated L. Pettijohn convey and warrant to God’s Not Dead (PG)

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Each consumer graduate student who worked on the tant factor in choice, because price has a set of values when making study. “We also wanted them to be is an important driver of purchase food purchases, and the level of specific, which is why we kept them behavior. Researchers tend to as- importance placed on each value by in the livestock sector.” sume food is going to be safe when consumers allow for food producers The popular products they chose purchased at a retail outlet. How- and distributors to better meet the to examine included milk, ground ever, consumers in general don’t needs of their end user. beef, beef steak and chicken breast. necessarily have that presumed trust A recent nationwide online sur- The 11 food values they chose to in food safety. vey of U.S. consumers by Kansas examine included freshness, health, “A majority of consumers still State University found that fresh- hormone-free/antibiotic-free, ani- question some things about their ness and safety were the most im- mal welfare, taste, price, safety, food,” Brix said. “If they think portant values consumers placed convenience, nutrition, origin and that one product is more safe than on buying popular livestock prod- environmental impact. These are another at a different price point, ucts—milk, ground beef, beef steak similar to the general food product they are going to be less responsive and chicken breast. The findings for study, aside from a few modifica- to the price and more responsive to livestock-specific products were tions that apply to livestock prod- the product freshness or safety of consistent with prior research ex- ucts. Adding freshness was one of said product.” amining consumers’ general food those modifications. Needs in the industry values. “There’s more issues with spoil- Consumers want products that Ted Schroeder, professor and age in some of these livestock deliver a high-quality eating ex- livestock economist for Kansas products than food in general,” perience, Schroeder said, and this State Research and Extension, Lister said. study, as well as prior research, worked with other faculty and A total of 1,950 people responded reflects that. graduate students in the Department to the livestock products survey, “Freshness, nutritional com- of Agricultural Economics on this which was a big jump from the 176 ponents and health attributes are research. Schroeder said as con- respondents included in the prior desirable, and consumers abso- sumers make decisions to purchase general food product survey. This lutely demand a product that is food products, they might think was mainly due to the online nature safe,” he said. “These are messages about taste, underlying production of the livestock products survey ver- we’ve been saying for a long time, practices, concerns they have about sus the mailed method of the general and they’ve shown up remarkably production, safeness, freshness, food products survey, said Marcus strong across all four of these par- quality and price, to name a few. Brix, another Kansas State graduate ticular products.” “It’s about a host of things that student who worked on the study. The social values, including might go through consumers’ minds Safety was the most important animal welfare, environmental im- as they purchase a product,” he said. value in the general food products pact and origin, for example, aren’t “As you compile those into a list, study, and it was either first or sec- irrelevant, Schroeder said. Some Lucille Rossbach of St. Francis held a memoir writing workshop at the Goodland Public Library how do they rank? And, do they rank ond most important for milk, ground segments of society hold those as on Saturday afternoon. Rossbach said that memoir writing was like a snapshot of a moment in the same for different products?” beef, beef steak and chicken breast. more important than others, but time unlike an autobiography which covers a whole lifetime. Topics covered at the workshop Details of the study Freshness was the other top value overall they aren’t the major drivers were brain storming, timelines, self publishing and writing in general. The prior research by Lusk and for livestock products. In contrast, that lead the average consumer to Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News Briggeman in 2009 found that the values of environmental impact, purchase a particular product. safety, nutrition, taste, price and animal welfare, origin and conve- Understanding some of these natural were the top five values nience were less important for the consumer food value preferences consumers desired out of the 11 livestock products, and this was also helps the food industry know where total values assessed for general comparable to the prior research. to focus its marketing and produc- Salmonella can be gotten food products. Schroeder and his Price fell in the middle of the list, tion energy to ensure that high- graduate students wanted to see if Lister said. This was because some quality eating experience. similar results could be found when consumers valued price as one of consumers considered buying spe- their key components in making a from touching live poultry

Kansas Department of Health and materials associated with raising or around live poultry. It’s the time of the year Environment and Kansas Depart- caring for live poultry, will help to • Don’t let live poultry inside the ment of Agriculture warn of the risk reduce the risk of infection,” Moser house, in bathrooms, or especially of human Salmonella infection from said. Although people raise poultry in areas where food or drink is pre- live poultry. for meat or egg production, many pared, served, or stored, such as The beginning of spring includes children receive baby poultry as kitchens or outdoor patios. for brown recluse spiders blooms, blossoms, and baby poul- a gift during Easter. In addition, • Don’t eat or drink in the area try. Although adorable, live baby families enjoy taking their children where the birds live or roam. ‘Tis the season – for creepy, is dead, so are attracted to recently spider if safely possible, and show poultry can carry Salmonella and to the local feed store to view and • Don’t give live baby poultry as crawly things that seemingly come killed insects. However, they can it to medical personnel for clear easily spread this bacterium to touch the chicks and ducklings. gifts to young children. from nowhere. And one to watch for and will also attack live prey. identification. people, especially children. During To reduce the risk of Salmonella The U.S. Department of Agricul- is the brown recluse spider. 4. Brown recluses build small, 7. Sticky traps for spiders and 2013 a large, multistate outbreak of infection from live poultry: ture has a wealth of information on “A number of things are not well irregular webs in out-of-the-way other insects, available at most human Salmonella typhimurium • Wash hands thoroughly with how to keep birds healthy and focus- known or have been misunderstood places but do not use these to capture hardware and garden stores, work infections were linked to live poul- soap and water right after touching es on disease prevention practices about the brown recluse spider,” prey. They tend to hide in the dark well to trap brown recluse spiders. try. More than 350 people were live baby poultry or anything in the for anyone who has birds, including said Holly Davis, research associate and move around at night searching They may not significantly reduce infected from 39 states; Kansas tied area where they live and roam. Use poultry, pet or wild birds at www. and Ph.D. candidate in Kansas State for prey. the numbers, but definitely help, and for third with 19 confirmed cases. hand sanitizer if soap and water are aphis.usda.gov/animal_health/ University’s Department of Ento- 5. A brown recluse is tiny when it are a great way to detect and monitor Nationally, nearly 60 percent of not readily available. birdbiosecurity/ . mology. She, along with associate first emerges from the egg case and the spider populations. the cases were in children 10 years • Adults should supervise hand professor of entomology, Jeff Whit- takes several molts to reach adult- 8. Insecticides labeled to control or younger. Ninety-five percent washing for young children. worth, recently completed research hood, 6-12 months. Remember, brown recluse spiders kill the spi- of ill people reported purchasing • Clean any equipment or ma- in an effort to better understand and they are only active from March to ders, but must be sprayed directly corrections live poultry from agricultural feed terials associated with raising or manage the brown recluse. October so this may take one to two on them, or the spider needs to come stores. caring for live poultry outside the The team shared 10 facts about years. Then they may live two to into direct contact with the treated The Goodland Star-News will “Live baby poultry can carry, house, such as cages or feed or water the much-publicized spider. three years as adults. Females can area while it is still damp. Other- correct any mistake or misunder- and shed, Salmonella but still ap- containers. 1. Brown recluse spiders are produce two to five egg cases during wise, little control is achieved. standing in a news story. Please pear healthy,” said Robert Moser, • Don’t let children younger than mostly only active from March this time (two or three is most com- 9. Brown recluse spiders are bet- call our office at (785) 899-2338 state health officer. Children can 5, older adults or people with weak through October, so trying to control mon) and each may contain 20-50 ter controlled with insecticides on to report errors. We believe that be exposed through direct contact, immune systems handle or touch them from October through March spiderlings. non-carpeted surfaces. news should be fair and factual. We such as holding, cuddling or kiss- chicks, ducklings, or other live is generally not necessary or useful. 6. Brown recluse spiders are ven- 10. Preventative measures like want to keep an accurate record ing the birds, but also by touching poultry. 2. They are found outdoors in omous but bites do not always result sealing cracks in foundations and and appreciate you calling to our things where the birds live. This • Don’t snuggle or kiss the birds, Kansas and other Midwestern in large, necrotic lesions where sur- walls, clearing clutter in and around attention any failure to live up to includes cages, feed, bedding and touch your mouth, or eat or drink states, as well as within structures. rounding tissue dies. Often, the bite the home, moving woodpiles away this standard. water bowls. They tend to thrive in the same en- goes unnoticed and only results in from the house, placing sticky “It is particularly important to vironments that humans do. They a pimple-like swelling. However, traps in low traffic areas and spray- wash hands thoroughly with soap enter structures either by crawling some people develop a necrotic ing pesticides can help eliminate and water after handling or caring BURGESS LAND AUCTION in from the outside or are brought in wound (with blood and pus) which brown recluse populations within for baby poultry. This, along with on furniture and boxes from other is slow to heal, with the potential the home. Wednesday, April 30, 2014 at 10 a.m. careful cleaning of equipment and Limon Community Building (477 D Ave., Limon, CO) infested structures. for a secondary infection. If you 7 quarters Lincoln County Dry Farmland/Grassland 3. They readily feed on prey that know you’ve been bitten, catch the Parcel 1: SW 1/4, Sec.8-T8S-R55W, 149.7+/- acres dry farm 11th Annual Bids needed for project at Goodland Public Library Parcel 2: S 1/2, Sec.25-T7S-R56W, 254+/- acres dry farm, 57.9+/- acres grass/creek c Parcel 3: W 1/2, less 7 ac, Sec.2-T7S-R56W, 245.4+/- acres grass, Walla e Co. Cruisers C Goodland Public Library is currently taking sealed bids for up- ar Show dates/remodeling of the men’s and women’s restrooms. 74.5+/- dry farm May 3: Sharon Springs, KS Parcel 4: N 1/2, Sec.10-T7S-R56W, 227.9+/- acres grass, 92.1+/- Please contact Karen to discuss the project and get acres dry farm •Registration 8 a.m.- 12 p.m. •Car Smash 11-1 p.m. specifications. •Car Show Event 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. • Free Movie @ 1:00 p.m. Terms: 15% down when contract is signed day of auction. The bal- •$500 cash giveaway! •Awards Ceremony 3 p.m. All bids must be received in the ance due at the time of closing. Possession will be at closing other •Town-wide garage sales 7 a.m. •Raffl e Drawings 3 p.m. office of the Librarian on or before than the wheat ground which will be given after wheat harvest. •Craft/merchandise/food vendors Pre-entry fees $20 (due 4/24) Friday, May 9, 2014, by 3:00 p.m. MST. Minerals: All minerals owned by seller will p •Poker Run 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Day of show fees $25.00 ass to buyer after ten years, unless production occurs in that period. •Corn Quarter Find 10 a.m. Additional vehicles fee $5 All bids should be sealed and marked Taxes: Property tax will be prorated. Restroom Bid on the outside of the envelope. Method of selling: Each parcel will be offered individually. Com- For more information: (970) 213-6498 The bids will be opened for review in the office of the Librarian binations will not be offered. Each parcel will sell with no reserve. www.wallacecountycruisers.com at 11:00 a.m. MST on Monday, May 12, 2014. Disclaimer: O’Neil & Company and Michal Auction Service believe figures provided by FSA to be true and correct, but they make no Bid award will take place following the regular scheduled guarantees. All statements made sale day take precedence over any Library Board Meeting on Monday, May 12, 2014. previous statements. Mailed bids should be addressed to Visit our Facebook page Goodland Public Library Charles and Blanche Burgess Estate, Owners 812 Broadway Contact: Jay Burgess, cell# (719) 740-0779 Goodland Star News Michal Auction Service: (719) 349-4446 or (970) 580-4072 Goodland, KS 67735 O’Neil & Company Real Estate (970) 842-5016 star-news 4 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, April 29, 2014 opinion from our viewpoint... A new Constitution Anyone the least bit familiar with the Constitution and its early history knows that, despite lip-service to it, neither political party follows it, nor do any of the three branches of government actually limit themselves to their specific articles in it. All three operate outside the carefully crafted cages to which they were assigned. So how do we get the federal government back to servant rather than master? Well-meaning conservatives, and Mark Levin in particular, are wrong in their push for a new constitutional convention for the following reasons. To begin with, why argue to get what you already have? It is a far weaker argument because it implies uncertainty on your part that you already have it. The federal government is already limited by the existing Constitution: Congress to a precise list in Article I, Section 8. The President is limited to a list housed in Article II, Sections II and III. The Supreme Court is limited to eleven types of cases most with but appellate (limited by Congress) jurisdiction and only two totally free of the restrictions of Congress called original jurisdiction. All other power was reserved to the states as per Amendment 10 of the Bill of Rights. Again, to argue that we need additional amendments to get the federal government to abide by what was already under- stood as their limits of power is to argue to get what we already have. An argument within the Constitution is much easier to make than asking that three fourths of the states accept something new and somewhat foreign to them. Three-fourths of the states is a big number and takes many years to acquire, and in a nation somewhat constitutionally illiterate is likely to fall short of the states needed. Meanwhile, the case for living within the Constitution can be made today because a majority of the people was taught some level of reverence for it. Showing them how the federal government has strayed from clearly cited restrictions in the document is a much easier case to make. The argument that we have already unsuccessfully tried to keep the federal government within constitutional bounds is legitimate. But to suppose that a George W. Bush or a Barack Obama will stay within the bounds of new amendments when, with impunity, each has Schools to gain money under new formula violated those amendments in existence is as naive as believing that I just received the figures for the school option aid. It can get $58,004 straight to the more gun control laws will cause the criminals to turn in their guns. districts in the 120th district, all of which ward classroom from additional local option aid. A new Constitutional Convention potentially exposes everything that we already have placing everything at risk. Where is the basis gained money under the revised school finance Wallace County will gain $4,769 in General for faith that the new “Founders” will not tamper with established formula. cassidy Fund, Capital Outlay, and additional local op- basics? Three Twentieth Century amendments seriously damaged That is a much better result than the potential tion aid. It can get another $6,767 straight to previously sacred foundation points of a republic: the 16th gave the loss faced by all of the area schools under some • state rep. the classroom. federal government unlimited resources to spend in areas not listed proposals. You can see it is not a great windfall Weskan will gain $13,159 in General Fund, as their function in Article I, Section 8 and the states lined up with to anyone, but should allow the schools to proposed property tax relief. Capital Outlay, and additional local option alms bowls in hand for the grants. The 17th removed State influence maintain their staffs without layoffs. Goodland Schools will gain $176,672 in aid. The district will get $3,904 straight to the and consent in lawmaking thus irreparably damaging the concept Here is a breakdown that was provided to me General Fund, Capital Outlay, and additional classroom and $6,624 in proposed property of federalism so critical to limiting the power of the federal govern- by our Legislative Research office: local option aid. That’s in addition to $110,808 tax relief. We have great schools and school ment. The 18th outlawed the consumption of alcohol in the nation The Oberlin School District will gain straight to the classroom and $142,509 in leadership in northwest Kansas. Education and for ten years giving the government the right to tell its people what $22,276 in General Fund, Capital Outlay, and property tax relief. teachers are not a problem in our area. they can drink. additional local option budget aid. It will get Cheylin will gain $3,974 from the General This is a good time to announce that I will Some argue that we can limit the extent of change in a new conven- $10,292 straight to the classroom and $12,365 Fund, Capital Outlay, and additional local op- not seek re-election next year. Four years and tion. It is well to remember that the original delegates to the Con- in proposed property tax relief. tion aid. It can also get $5,323 straight to the time away from family have taken their toll. stitutional Convention were not authorized to dump the Articles of The Colby School District will get $163,804 classroom. I have enjoyed fighting for northwest Kansas Confederation, but did, exposing everything that then existed. Can in General Fund, Capital Outlay, and ad- Rawlins County will get an additional and feel I have had success in promoting and Levin and others guarantee that that could not happen again? No! ditional local option aid. That’s in addition $80,917 from the General Fund, Capital Out- protecting our area. Holding to the Constitution with exactness is our only real secure to $335,306 straight to the classroom and lay, and additional local option aid. It can get I did an interview for a Topeka paper a few way to take back our country. Our weapons are the limiting clauses $143,813 in proposed property tax relief. an additional $11,255 to the classroom from weeks ago and responded to the question, of the Constitution and Amendment 10 of the Bill of Rights. Political The St. Francis School District will gain local option money and $44,505 in proposed “What did I like best and what did I like least parties have failed us. Encouraging our people to become Constitu- tionalists first is a better approach. As tyranny grows so will support $21,828 in General Fund, Capital Outlay, and property tax relief. about serving in the Legislature?” My response for our cause. Mr. Levin and other conservatives, please don’t risk additional Local Option Budget aid. It will get Brewster Schools will gain $1,603 in Gen- was the same for both questions: “Some of the losing everything by an ill-conceived constitutional convention. The $8,806 straight to the classroom and $9,418 in eral Fund, Capital Outlay, and additional local people I have met.” answer is to make the government abide by what they have by oath promised and, when needed, carefully craft new amendments one at a time, as for example a balanced budget amendment. The great experiment

Dr. Harold Pease, an expert on the United States Constitution. John was our roommate at college. He was from returned he had the biggest bag of baking soda He has taught history and political science for over 25 years at not a great cook and had little money, and for I had ever seen. It said it was 12 pounds. “Are Taft College. To read more of his weekly articles, visit www.Liber- that reason he decided he could live totally other pens you sure you need that much?” I asked. tyUnderFire.org. on beans. The problem was that they created “I’m not leaving anything to chance,” he in him an atomic cloud of methane that was daris howard replied. driving the rest of us to near suffocation. • John’s four gallon pot was half full of beans The situation was becoming desperate, and and water, simmering on the stove. Bryce took The Goodland Star-News the rest of us held an apartment council to see that he had just had an idea. “You know what?” the lid off, and poured in a cup of baking soda. (USPS No. 222-460. ISSN 0893-0562) if we could come up with a way to neutralize he said. “My chemistry class is the answer.” He looked at the small cup, then at the big bag, Member: Kansas Press Association what we called the “John effect.” “How so?” Steve asked. then at the pot. “I say if a person is going to do Inland Press Association Colorado Press Association “My home is near an oil refinery,” Steve said. “Well, we have been talking about acids and an experiment, he needs to do it right,” Bryce National Newspaper Association “They have a tall pipe that always has a fire bases and how they neutralize each other due said. Then, before anyone could stop him, he e-mail: [email protected] on it, burning off the excess, unwanted gases. to the fact that they somehow counteract each poured the whole bag into the pan. Steve Haynes, President Why don’t we do the same thing? We could other’s carbons. Well, John is about as carbon We were lucky the pot was only half full, or it keep some candles burning in our apartment.” as anything can get. All we have to do is find would have boiled over. It almost did anyway. Kevin Bottrell, Editor 20 11 Pat Schiefen, Society Editor “I don’t think that is a good idea,” David out if the gas is an acid or a base, and then That night when John sat down to eat his replied. “The pipe at the oil refinery is outside, neutralize him.” beans, everyone was nonchalantly gathered Advertising Department 2011 not inside. I’m afraid if we had a gas buildup, We were skeptical, but Bryce couldn’t wait around. He buried them in ketchup, as usual, Jessica Harenberg and Angela Bonham and someone lit a match, we could blow to talk to his teacher. It was the first time I had and started to eat. Sheila Smith, Circulation Manager ourselves to the next county.” seen him excited about going to class. Later “How are the beans?” I asked. Nor’west Press “How about we rig an exhaust fan in the that day he came back to report. “Guys, my John shrugged. “Same as usual. Why?” Richard Westfahl, General Manager window in John’s bedroom?” Bryce suggested. teacher says methane is an acid, so all we have “Oh,” I replied, “just curious.” Gary Stewart, Jim Bowker, James Jackson “May I remind you,” David said, “that I share to do is figure a base we can use that won’t kill But the experiment seemed to work. For Kris McCool, Tracy Traxel, that bedroom. It’s winter, and I already have the John in the process.” the first time, the air in our apartment was Judy McKnight, Michelle Koehler. window open a slight bit. If we open it much I had done a lot of mechanic work, and I had breathable. And from then on, if anyone more, we’ll freeze to death.” the perfect solution. “A car battery is full of asked us why one cupboard was stocked full

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Published every Tuesday and Friday except the days observed for New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christ- Hunger to learn mas Day, at 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. Periodicals postage paid at Goodland, Kan. 67735; entered at the “Look at that little boy,” I whispered to my that give us language must be stimulated to Goodland, Kan., Post Office under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1878. wife as we stood in the grocery line many years education grow within this early window. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Goodland Star-News, 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. ago. “He is so hungry to learn.” frontlines In a more general way, this is likely the case Telephone: (785) 899-2338. Editorial e-mail: star-news@nwkansas.­ My wife glanced over to the youngster cling- for other knowledge. Veteran teachers know com. Advertising questions can be sent to: [email protected]­ ing to his mother in the far aisle. “He’s just a John Schrock that students learn in fits and starts. It is a case The Goodland Star-News assumes no liability for mistakes or omissions normal boy.” She dismissed my judgement that • of use it, or lose it. in advertising or failure to publish beyond the actual cost of the ad. the child was in any way exceptional. Most scientists trace their beginning interest SUBSCRIPTIONS: In Sherman County and adjacent counties: three So I am a little crazy. But I still think I can spectrum are a few children who express little to curiosity to explore before the age of ten. months, $29; six months, $46; 12 months, $81. Out of area, weekly mailing of two issues: three months, $39; six months, $54; 12 months, $89 (All tax see a hunger-to-learn in some kid’s eyes, the curiosity about the world. As I walk city streets and see the range of included). Mailed individually each day: (call for a price). manner they inspect the world, their “look.” Teachers do not need to detect this hunger- personalities, from the homeless digging alu- Then in 1994, the PBS Nova program ran to-learn from a distance. When we teach, we minum cans from the trash to the “successful” Incorporating: a documentary “Secret of a Wild Child.” It is discover whether a student is eager and excited businessman (who may be less than happy), I the sad story of a little girl “Genie” who was to soak up knowledge or must be led step-by- try to see the child in them. As young children, The Goodland Daily News isolated for 12 years in a dark attic. She had no step without much inner drive to learn. they all seemed so full of potential. But along 1932-2003 interactions with the outside world. She had no But Genie’s story is worrisome. Researchers the way, as their hunger-to-learn was not met one to speak to. She had never learned to talk. tried to teach Genie to speak. Most children in so many ways, their interests in life were The Sherman “There, that’s the look!” I shouted for my hear language in infancy and learn to copy never developed. County Herald Founded by Eric and wife to come watch. I pointed to the screen. sounds. Genie was not exposed to language I can see the hunger-to-learn in many chil- Founded by Thomas McCants Roxie Yonkey This was the most extreme case of the “hunger- until after she was 12 years old. dren. But as adults, life narrows. They grow 1935-1989 1994-2001 to-learn” look I had ever seen. My wife agreed. Researchers had long known that baby birds old beyond the reach of teachers. The window Anyone could see her intense desire to examine had only a short window of time to learn to sing. closes. They cannot go back. As Henry David her new world. Now Genie’s case confirmed that there is only Thoreau said: “Most men lead lives of quiet Nor’West Newspapers Genie’s hunger-to-learn look was an ex- one “window of opportunity” to learn language desperation and go to the grave with the song Haynes Publishing Company treme case. Sadly, at the other end of the in our earliest years. The brain cell networks still in them.” The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, April 29, 2014 5 Commission re-elects Mayor Fairbanks Grade schoolers COMMISSION, from Page 1 The city commission approved a resolution • Approved a lease and asset purchase agree- setting a procedure and rules for forming a ment with Butterfly Aviation for the small barrel a chance to look over the county’s plan. district. hangar at Renner Field. The city is selling the In other business, the commissioners: Solomon said the city is waiting to hear back hangar itself to Butterfly and leasing the land. hold concert • Heard an economic development update on a T-Works grant for 19th Street from Main to • Approved sending a request to terminate the Cherry to go with an expansion by Liquid Fertil- lease with Northwest Kansas Technical College from Solomon. He spoke about the Community Ordonez played the alto saxo- izer, and that he would have something to bring for use of the Armory. Armstrong said this was CONCERT, from Page 1 Improvement District, a system where land- phones. Clarinetists were Rachel owners can get together and agree to a localized the council next week about annexing the Cole at the request of the college, as they no longer The sixth grade band had Levi Witman, Shay Smith, Caiden sales tax or assessment to pay for infrastructure housing expansion. have a use for it. Stasser and Taye Payne playing Showalter, Sergio Lazo, Toni improvements. • Accepted a bid for a Case backhoe for Jerry Fairbanks said he had spoken to the col- percussion. On trombone were Villarreal and Johnna Rodriguez. Klemm said he was concerned over how the $97,000 from Victor Phillips. lege’s attorney, Joe Bain, on whether they were Manton Crow, Kierstin Kent and Newman, Vanessa Renteria and lines were drawn for the district. Solomon said it • Accepted a bid for a vactron from Vermeer still interested in buying the building outright, Andrew Wood. Trumpet players Jeremy Ross played flutes. is up to the landowners who want the infrastruc- Great Plains for $51,000. Simon said he uses but heard the programs had fallen through and were Daniel Ordonez, Logan The director was Deanne Lang- ture improvements to create the plan and submit the equipment to vacuum up debris, and that the they were no longer interested. Robinson, Trent Coon, Derek ness. Harvey Swager is the princi- it. He said later in the meeting that the city can city would hold on to its current one as well as • Approved a 30-day contract with S&T Com- Brown, Leanne Cristelli, Kelsey pal of Central Elementary School reject a plan if it feels the district is drawn unfairly the new one. munication for computer services. The commis- Zimmerman and Olivia Burian. and Steve Raymer the principal of or if there was a lot of dissent from landowners • Accepted a bid from Taylen Smith to mow sioners agreed a full time person would be needed Rebecca Lockhart and Isabel Grant Junior High. affected. nuisance lawns. to replace Jordan Cassale.

‘Not guilty’ verdict in manslaughter case FEATURED PROPERTIES VERDICT, from Page 1 the hospital. He took pictures of Houses’s Dodge of .19, well over the .08 legal limit to 930 CENTENNIAL DR. 522 COLLEGE Trooper Adam Medlicott of the Ram, which showed no signs of drive. Gallentine was found to have night. Robert Lehman was the last Kansas Highway Patrol and Kraig damage, and then got the written even an even higher blood alcohol of maybe eight friends still inside Cersovsky, who was then a Thomas statement. content, .25. with Michelle Jorgensen-Swanson, County sheriff’s deputy, said they Medlicott said he heard from Hospital staff would later have the owner of Chelle’s. They testified did not start investigating the inci- Lehman that Gallentine put his difficulty tracking down Gallen- that they saw House rush inside, dent as a car accident until they got hands on the front of the truck and tine’s next of kin. House said he did telling them to call 911 because to the hospital. Cersovsky, who had then fell backwards. Lehman told not remember the man’s cell phone Gallentine had fallen. They found to drive the ambulance while the the story with such detail, Medli- in his truck until after he got home $150,000 $200,000 the man on his back, with blood technicians tried to resuscitate the cott said, that he did not even ask from the hospital. 3 Bedroom/2.5 Bath 5 Bedroom/3 Bath pooling under his head. victim, said he spoke to House three him until the next day if he actually Lyle Noordhoek, deputy coroner Jorgensen-Swanson called for times before getting any indication saw the accident. Then he learned for Thomas County, said the injuries an ambulance just before 10 p.m., he might have hit the victim. That’s that he was just relating House’s that killed Gallentine could not have and two emergency medical techni- when he got the written report Be- story. He heard a similar story from resulted from a fall. Rather, Noord- cians, Liscia Carpenter and Regina rens cross examined House about House himself the next day, but still hoek said, the inside of Gallentine’s Barnes – who also knew Gallentine on Thursday. no indication his friend might have body was torn apart in such a way – got there from the Brewster am- He said he gave House the form been run over. Medlicott said he as if he had been crushed by a tire. bulance garage at 10:05. to make a written statement at the went back to the scene on March 13 He was certain to bleed to death in- (785) 899-3060 The man had no heartbeat or pulse hospital. It was the next day when to finish up his investigation. ternally from those injuries, Noord- Tom Harrison Managing Broker 1112 Main Avenue by the time they put him in the am- he first learned Hunter House was at Accounts of how many beers the hoek said, but the blow to the back of (785) 443-0136 Goodland, KS 67735 bulance, the technicians testified. the scene when he talked to Lehman. men drank range from five or six to his head was not immediately fatal. They performed cardio-pulmonary That same day he went to the Hous- eight or 10, and when their blood resuscitation on him on the way es’ residence, Cersovsky said, the was taken at the hospital, both men to Citizens Medical Center but he defendant told him Gallentine had were found to have lots of alcohol. Receive 2 free Garage was pronounced dead at 11:08 at jumped on his hood, then fallen off. House had a blood alcohol content Sale signs when you matters of record place your garage sale The following real estate trans- Double D Farming, LLC, through Gary Slusher and Sheyenne Sha- ad in The Goodland actions have been reported by the its authorized member David A. ron convey and warrant to Korbco Sherman County register of deeds. Dorn, to Jay Dee Brumbaugh and Holdings, LLC, Lots 28 and 29, Star-News and/or Dwight W. Briney to Dwight W. Angie M. Brumbaugh, the N/2 of Block 9, CK&N Addition to City The Country Advocate. Briney as Trustee of the Dwight W. Lot 15, all of Lots 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, of Goodland. Briney Trust UTA 9/30/2013, an 21, 22, 23 and 24, Block 2, Toelkes John Hendricks, Trustee of the undivided 2/3 interest in NE/4 of Addition to City of Goodland. John Hendricks Revocable Trust Call Jessica at (785) 899-2338 today to place your ad. Sec.22, and all that land North of Hageman Family Partnership dated March 6, 2002, to Hendricks railroad tracks in SE/4 of Sec.22, conveys and warrants to Kent My- Family Land, LLC, an undivided all in T8S, R38W. ron Scott, the N40’ of Lot 8 and S20’ 1/2 interest in E/2 of Sec.6, T7S, Solon L. Bloomer Family Part- of Lot 9, Block 34, Academy Addi- R38W. ners Limited Partnership II, to tion to City of Goodland. Sharon E. Hendricks, Trustee Eckhardt Farms, a portion of S/2 of Brandon Neal Cowan and Kayla of the Sharon E. Hendricks Revo- Sec.21, T9S, R38W. Cowan convey and warrant to An- cable Trust dated March 6, 2002, 1205 Main Avenue, Goodland, KS 67735 • Phone: (785) 899-2338 SLB Limited Partnership, to drew J. Kaup and Stacy J. Kaup, to Hendricks Family Land, LLC, Eckhardt Farms, a portion of S/2 of Lots 24, 25 and 26, Block 5, CK&N an undivided 1/2 interest in E/2 of Sec.21, T9S, R38W. Addition to City of Goodland. Sec.6, T7S, R38W.

SPECIAL EDUCATION RECORDS TO BE DESTROYED Special education records which have been collected by the Goodland School District related to the identification, evaluation, educational placement, or the provision of special education in the district, must be maintained under state and federal laws for a Hometown Heroes period of five years after special education services have ended for the student. Special education services end when the student is no longer eligible for services, graduates, completes his/her educational program at age 21, or moves from the district. After five Saluting our everyday unsung heroes of Goodland & Sherman County. years, the records are no longer useful to the district, but may be useful to the parent/guardian or former student in applying for social security benefits, rehabilitation services, college entrance, etc. This June The Goodland Star-News will be featuring a special Hometown Heroes This notification is to inform parents/guardians and former students of the Goodland School District’s intent to destroy the spe- section. The section will spotlight our law eff orcement offi cers, EMTs, paramedics cial education records of students whose special education services ended during the 2008-2009 school year. These records will be destroyed in accordance with state law unless the parent/guardian or eligible (adult) student notifies the school district otherwise. and fi refi ghters, serviceman and women from any branch of the military, as well as The records are destroyed approximately two weeks after this official notice is published. It is the intent of the district to other local heroes from our own backyard, who go above and beyond every day. destroy records on May 8, 2014. If you know of a hero in our community who should be recognized, please The parent/guardian or eligible (adult) student may request a copy of the records in writing or in person at the following complete the attached nomination ballot and return it to The Goodland Star- address: Goodland Schools News by June 2, 2014. Feel free to attach a photograph with your nomination. Special Education Department The section will publish June 27, 2014 P.O. Box 509, Goodland, KS 67735 Phone: 785-890-6163 *** Please complete form completely. Incomplete or illegible forms will be discarded. Attn: Teresa Gotchall Person making the nomination:______Contact phone number:______STATEMENT OF NONDISCRIMINATION Contact email:______Person being nominated’s name:______S&T Telephone Cooperative Association is an equal opportunity pro- Nominee’s contact phone number:______vider and employer. Nominee’s contact email:______Nominee’s position in the community/title/employer:______If you wish to file a Civil Rights program complaint of discrimina- ______tion, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint form, ______found online at: ______http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html ______Please tell us in your own words why you are nominating this person: or at any USDA office, or call (866) 632-9992 to request a form. You ______may also write a letter containing all of the information requested in ______the form. Send your completed complaint form or letter to the USDA by mail at: ______U.S. Department of Agrilculture ______Office of Adjudication ______1400 Independence Avenue, S.W. ______Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 ______

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Hwy. 24, Goodland, KS Highway 27, Goodland (785) 899-5628 8 a.m.: Boys Varsity Golf at TMP-Marian (785) 899-5601 Boys Junior Varsity Golf at Ulysses We proudly support 2 p.m.: Junior Varsity Track at Atwood our area schools! AG POWER Tuesday: 2 p.m.: Boys Varsity Golf at Oakley EQIPMENT SUPPLY 1205 Main, Goodland, KS 67735 124 W. Highway 24, Goodland, KS 3 p.m.: Varsity Softball at Colby Phone: (785) 899-2338 GOODLAND LOCATION ONLY • OPEN DAILY 6 A.M. TO 11 P.M. (785) 899-3432 Email: [email protected] 8 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, April 29, 2014 All Central Time, for Kansas Mountain TIme Stations subtract an hour TV Channel Guide Tuesday Evening April 29, 2014 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 S.H.I.E.L.D. 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Call Gary at (719) Martinek with any available SERVICES to 1:30 p.m. MT. No evenings, Rawlins County Health as well as shop mechanics. 350-0705. -7-12-tfn properties. (609) 367 2164. weekends or major holidays. Center is seeking a FT day Competitive pay, life/health/ Almanza’s Interior Services, ------4-1-6-1- Vacation/sick/holiday time C.N.A. and a swing shift (day/ dental benefits and bonus Inc.. Drywall specialist. CAT’S TNT for jewelry, vinyl ------offered. Please call 1-800- night) C.N.A. Applicants must program available. EOE. (785) Drywall hanging, drywall graphic designs, massages, Junk batteries, non-ferrous 432-7422 for more information. be compassionate and hard 675-3477. -6-10-TFN finishing, texture and paint. quilting and more! Stop by 119 metals and iron. Darrel Bowen. EOE. -4-25-4-29- working. Ks state certification is Free estimates. References E. 9th, Goodland – 3-23-tfn Phone 785-899-2578. -tfn- available. Spanish call (785) ------required. Application available FOR SALE Americas Best Value Inn online at www.rchc.us under 332-5353. English call (785) LOST AND FOUND (Maverick Inn) is hiring desk careers. -4-18-4-29- PRICE REDUCED! Nearly new clerks and housekeeping. Pick ------63” gas commercial range, six FOUND: 2 yellow and green up application in person. 830 The team at Kansasland Tire burners, two ovens, grill. Call Route/Delivery driver needed Easter baskets, with blue W Highway 24, Goodland. has an immediate (785) 852-4004. -4-29-5-9- and green camo eggs. Found of Norton Contact Vimal 785-890-3621. opening for a service truck ------on Main Street. Included is a 4-22-5-2 operator/general service REGISTERED ANGUS. 2 year baggie with change that says Cash Wa Distributing is ------person. Must have a valid old bulls. Adam Jones, Crooked “Zane”. Please stop at the USD now hiring for a Class A driver’s license. Competitive Creek Angus. (785) 332-6206. 352 District Office at 1312 Main Rawlins County Health s seeking two PRN wages, 401k, insurance and www.crookedcreekangus. driver in the Colby area. to claim. -4-25-4-29- Center i Rns. Applicants must have uniforms. Experience preferred, com. -sfh 4-25-6-27- strong critical thinking skills, but not necessary, we will ------M-F, approx. 50+ hrs/week. NOTICE and excellent patient centered train. Please stop by 11101 Minn Kota bow-mount foot Benefit package available, control 36 pounds thrust 12 ATTENTION: USD 241 nursing skills. Must hold KS Rd. E1, Norton, and pick up an competitive wages. volt variable speed motor with Wallace County Schools, quick release bracket with three located in Sharon Springs, Apply on-line at cashwa.com/careers or props. (785) 890-5007. 4-18 tfn KS, is accepting bids for the POWER PLANT OPERATOR contact Rick at 308-627-7869 for more info. ------following projects: installation The City of Goodland is accept- 23 of flooring and/or carpeting in ing applications for a Power Plant Aluminum printing plates, 5/8 x 30, never been inked. 50 classrooms and library area. Operator in the Electric Production cents each. Goodland Star- USD 241 Wallace County Department. The position performs News. -1-24-tfn Schools reserves the right to electrical work and operates a variety ------Help Wanted reject any or all bids that are of equipment. Hiring range DOQ, plus submitted. Any individual or 1948 Philco Radio/ excellent benefits. Applications are good business interested in any of Phonograph cabinet, available in the City Office, 204 W. condition. Both radio and these projects. please contact As United Plains Ag continues to grow, 11th or at www.cityofgoodland.org. Position open until phono work. $100.00. Call (719) Dave Porter, Superintendent 350-0705. -12-31-tfn- we have a full time position available in of Schools, in Sharon Springs filled with first review of applications beginning May 1. ------at (785) 852-4252 for more Sharon Springs, KS. information. All bids must be 2 Harley Davidson die cast 1-1:10 scale Hot submitted by Friday, May 9, models. Elevator Operator Opening for TRUCK DRIVER Wheels HD Softail. 1-1:10 2014. -4-25-4-29- Required: high school diploma or equivalent, CDL with scale Maisto FLSTS Heritage Apply at United Plains Ag with ------HAZMAT & Tanker endorsement, ability to operate a forklift. Springer. Still in original boxes! Seasonal opening Dixie’s Jeff Kahle or Patrick Gibbs at Deliveries, load and unload product, utilize a forklift, Call Gary at (719) 350-0705. Greenhouse. Mid April Monday Duties: -9-24-tfn 785-852-4241 or through Saturday 9 a.m. -6 general warehouse duties. ------p.m. Closing only May 10 at 1 [email protected] or Apply at Helena Chemical with p.m. 3 miles south on Highway AWP tool belt/pouches kidney belt and suspenders. [email protected] 27, Sharon Springs. (785) 821- 6409 Road 25, Goodland, or call 785-899-2391 EOE Paid $100 plus, asking $50. 0437. -04-18-5-13- Excellent working environment, Call Gary at (719) 350-0705. ------outstanding compensation & benefits. -9-24-tfn American Profile Cookbooks Pre-employment drug screening required. ------Available! Stop by The EOE M/F/V/H in Crossword Puzzle Goodland Star-News. -tfn- FIREWOOD FOR SALE Goodland. Call (785) 890-7224 ------or (785) 821-2814. -12-11-tfn- Advertising Deadlines (box and line ads): Tuesday edition The Northwest Kansas Educational Service Center (Friday at noon). Friday edition is accepting applications for the 2014-2015 school year. FOR RENT (Wednesday at noon. Please FOR RENT: 1527 Grand, check your ad the first time it • Speech Pathologists Goodland. $500 rent, $500 runs. If you find an error, please • Early Childhood Special Education Teachers deposit. Call Bob at (630) 768- call us at (785) 899-2338 so it • Interrelated Teachers 5191. -4-29-tfn can be corrected, since we will ------not be responsible for errors • Transition/Vocational Coordinator • Head Start Aides 3 bedroom house for rent in after that first day. Thank you! Goodland. Call (785) 821-1071. The Goodland Star-News. • Para-educators throughout the area -4-25-4-29------Applications are available at www.nkesc.org or HELP WANTED 3 bedroom, 2 bath 1,500 square 785-672-3125. Applications will be accepted until the foot home. 2 car garage, central Maintenance person needed, positions are filled. *NKESC is an EOE* heat and air. Available the end part-time, must be reliable. of May. $700. Goodland. (303) Apply in person at Motel 6 in 941-2369. -4-18-5-9- Goodland. -4-29-5-9------Nice 3 bedroom house with CNA shifts available on all NOW HIRING! attached garage in Goodland. shifts. Flexible schedules, 1 FT Cook, 1 PT Cook, 1 PT Housekeeper Call (785) 821-0106. -4-4-5-4- Friendly Environment, 2 PT positions for Front Desk Clerk ------competitive wages, AFLAC CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN Flexible hours. Full and part-time positions available. and Shift Differentials. Contact Houses and apartments in 1. Alter 1. Folder paper Great benefits including insurance, vacaction pay & 401K. Top pay. Cer- All sizes. Call for Gary at Fairview Estates, 1630 Goodland. 7. Defects 2. Mormon state tification bonus. Monthly bonus program, Employee details. (785) 890-6538. -1- Sewell Ave, Colby, KS. (785) 13. Language of Andorra 3. Folded, fi lled tortillas discount at Penny's Diner, Excellent promotional oppor- 10-tfn- 462-2154. EOE. -4-25-5-6- tunities, Dynamic training program. APPLY TODAY! 14. 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25. Shade trees 11. Country singer Lang 223 E. 10th, Goodland 26. Scope or extent 12. Half tone interval Help Wanted 28. Self-immolation by fi re 13. Arrives Phone: (785) 262-9517 29. U of Al. fraternity 3-9-1856 15. Occupies Good Samaritan Society in 30. Automatic data processing 18. Vestment Goodland, KS, is now ac- 31. Veterans battleground 21. Relating to US artifacts cepting applications for all As United Plains Ag continues to grow, we 33. “___ Squad” positions. There include: 24. One who covers with laminate CNA, CMA, LPN and RN. have 2 full time positions available at 34. Frog genus 26. Dental organization Applicant must be honest Sharon Springs, KS. 36. Pillage 27. Pitch and reliable. Structured at- 38. Elsewhere defense 30. Like a feeble old woman tendance policy is enforced. Truck Drivers 40. Graphic symbols 32. Murdered in his bathtub For more information please 41. An opaque spot on the 35. __ Dhabi, Arabian capital contact Shaunda Mann DNS Must have a class A CDL License with Hazmat Endorsement. cornea 37. Play on words at (785) 890-7517, or apply 43. Capital of Yemen 38. Alloy of mercury online at: good-sam.com Apply at United Plains Ag or Contact 44. Doctors’ group 39. Mushroom gill Jeff Kahle or Patrick Gibbs 45. Electronic countermeasures 42. Perform at 785-852-4241 or e-mail to 47. Make lace 43. College entrance exam Sponsored by 48. Chit [email protected] 46. Praying insects EOE [email protected] 51. Singer Horne 47. Entices 53. Silent agreement 49. Ascends

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By Kevin Bottrell Siruta and Saige Vandiver. A bloop- [email protected] er single by Kelsey White scored Hot bats and quick defense led Siruta, then with DeLaRosa up to the Goodland High School softball bat, Vandiver scored on a wild pitch. team to a sweep of the Lakin Lady Brianna White struck out, then Broncos at home Friday. The Cow- Bauman hit a grounder. Kelsey girls won 7-2 and 14-0. White was able to make it safely to Next action for the Cowgirls is third, loading the bases for Rangel at 2 p.m. Friday at home against and Cochran, who hit back to back Holcomb. That will be senior night doubles to bring home four runs. for the Cowgirls. Goodland will be After a pitching change, Berkley the host town for Class 4A Division White struck out, then Siruta hit a II regional softball this year, May single to score Cochran. Vandiver 19 to 22. The teams will be Colby, hit a line drive right to the shortstop Hugoton, Scott City and Goodland. to end the seven-run inning. Stephani DeLaRosa pitched both The Lady Broncos were retired games on Friday, adding another in order in the top of the third on a pair of wins to her record. strikeout, a ground out and a sliding In game one, the Cowgirls got catch in center field by Cochran. their bats going in the bottom of the In the bottom of the inning Bri- third. Kelsey White got a leadoff anna White hit an RBI single to base hit. DeLaRosa hit a grounder, make it 8-0. The Cowgirls hit into a but White beat the throw to second. double play to end the inning. Brianna White hit into a fielder’s In the bottom of the fourth, Ran- choice that saw DeLaRosa out at gel and Cochran had base hits. second. That put runners on the cor- Megan Siruta got a pat on the back from her teammates after her Friday. The Cowgirls won both games 7-2 and 14-0 Berkley White was hit by a pitch. ners for Lindsay Bauman, who also two-run homer in game one of the doubleheader with Lakin on Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News Siruta and Vandiver both got out, hit into a fielder’s choice. Bauman after which two runners scored on was thrown out at first, but Kelsey bottom half of the inning, Berkley ror that allowed Berkley White first. Bauman was hit by a pitch, then the play. Cochran was called out at an error to make it 10-0. DeLaRosa White scored. Gabby Rangel hit a White hit a ground rule double, then to stretch a single into two bases. after Rangel struck out, Hope Co- third to retire the side. hit a two-RBI single to make it 12-0. hard grounder that went between the Megan Siruta belted a two-run home Siruta hit a double that scored Berk- chran hit a single, scoring Brianna The Lady Broncos were taken Later in the inning, with runners legs of the Lakin third baseman and run to center field to make it 4-1. ley to make it 6-2. White to make it 7-2. Berkley White down in order in the top of the on the corners, Rangel hit a two-RBI into the outfield, allowing Brianna Lakin scored another run on an DeLaRosa retired the Lady Bron- hit a grounder. Bauman was caught seventh, giving the Cowgirls the single for the final runs of the game. White to score. error in the top of the fifth, but the cos with three straight strikeouts in between third and home and was 7-2 win. The Lady Broncos were unable to Lakin closed the gap to 2-1 in the Cowgirls kept pulling away. In the the top of the sixth. In the bottom eventually thrown out at home. She In game two, after a quick first score in the top of the fifth, ending top of the fourth when a runner got bottom of the fifth, Hope Cochran half of the inning Brianna White got ran into the Lakin catcher, which inning, the Cowgirls got started in the game at 14-0 on the run rule. across home plate on an error. In the got a single, then scored on an er- things started by beating a throw to was ruled to have interfered with the second inning with two walks, Boys fall at home to Thomas More By Pat Schiefen In the third the first batter bunted but was out walked. Mayer struck out. Brandon Verlinden [email protected] at first from a play by the catcher. The next player was hit by a pitch to go to first. Jones also walked. The Goodland High School baseball team hit a double but was left stranded on second after The bases were loaded. Amthor made a hit and played the Thomas More Prep-Marian Monarchs a Thomas More fly and strike out. earned two RBIs when Deeds and Verlinden of Hays on Friday and came up short. They lost The first batter, Kelby Smith, hit a fly ball to crossed the plate. Jones also scored. Hendrich 11-8 and 11-2. right and doubled when the Thomas More player was walked but was left on base when Taylen The team was scheduled to play the Lakin missed catching the ball. Luke Avila was out on a and Kelby Smith were out on fly outs. Thomas Broncos on Monday at Memorial Field and will short stop to first combination. Nolan Deeds hit More led, 10-7. play at Holcomb on Thursday. to right field and batted Kelby Smith in to score. Thomas More led off the sixth with a home Taylen Smith was the starting pitcher for the The next batter Cade Mayer hit to right field. run. The next three batters were out on two fly first game. Riley Lopez struck out. T.R. Jones had a hit to outs and a strike out. Nathan Pfeifer for Thomas More hit a home center. The bases were loaded. Amthor was next Avila hit a single. Deeds had a hit and Avila run in the top of the first inning and had two runs and was out from a pitcher to first combination. advanced to second and stole third and went on to batted in. Goodland added one run to their score and left score. Deeds stole second and advanced to third. Catcher Kyler Amthor hit a ball between the three runners on base. Goodland led 4-3. Mayer struck out. Verlinden had a hit to right field pitcher and first and was out at first. John Hen- Thomas More added seven runs to their score but was out on a combination. Jones walked after drich had a deep left hit but was out at second. at the top of the fourth. being hit by a pitch and stole second. Amthor had Taylen Smith hit just inside the third base line Hendrich hit the ball just inside the third base a fly out to center field. Thomas More led 11-8. and safely made it to first. Kelby Smith had a fly line and was safe on first. Taylen Smith was out In the top of the seventh the first two Thomas out to the left fielder. on a short stop to first combination. Kelby Smith More batters were out on a double play. The last Amthor caught a fly ball for the second out. had a fly out to center field. Avila struck out after batter was out at first. Goodland had three up Thomas More made no more runs in the top of two fouls. Thomas More led, 10-4. and three out. the second. In the top of the fifth Thomas More’s first bat- The game ended with Thomas More winning Goodland had the bases loaded and when the ter was out when his foul was caught by the third 11-8. Luke Avila and his teammates craned their necks to see where his next batter walked Goodland put its first score baseman. The next batter hit a double to right The second game of the double headed ended hit would land during the Cowboys doubleheader with Thomas More on the board. Hendrich hit a double and had two field but was out when he tried to steal third. The with Thomas More winning, 11-2. Prep-Marian on Friday at Memorial Field. RBIs. The inning ended when Taylen Smith third batter had a fly out to center. Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News struck out. The score was tied 3-3. Deeds led off the batting for Goodland and

Please stay safe this SHERMAN COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE storm season! We urge you to call 911 Most tornadoes strike during the spring and summer months, but it is important to realize they can occur any- if you spot dangerous where at any time. The winds of a tornado can reach speeds of 300 mph, and at these speeds, neither man nor nature weather. make many things that can hold together. The one thing to remember about tornadoes is they will go where they want. GET TO SHELTER IMMEDI- Call 890-4835 for ATELY! With this in mind, the best place to go is underground, or as underground as possible to avoid the winds non-emergencies. and fl ying debris. It is vitally important to have an emergency drill in place, and to practice it routinely. Make sure every family members knows where to go. Also make sure you have supplies available in your shelter. Water, non-perishable foods, batteries, fl ashlights, etc. The best way to survive a tornado is to be prepared. WE ARE HERE TO PROTECT AND SERVE! Sheriff Burton Pianalto and the men and women of Weather Alerts on the Sherman County Sheriffʼs Offi ce NOAA Radio

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration broadcasts National Weather Service warnings, watches, forecasts and other hazard information 24 hours a day. These radios may be pur- chased from most any elec- tronics store. Tune to 162.400 MHz in Northwest Kansas. People may listen to their favorite AM/FM radio station or TV station in Goodland. KLOE is 730 am, KKCI 102.5 fm and KWGB 97.9 fm.