SALUTE INSIDE HOLTON, KANSAS Check Hometown of out the Randy & Carrie Community Schuetz Holton Recorder subscribers Calendar! for 31 years. C Ser in e ackson oun y ommuni y or years See page 2. Volume 153, Issue 10 HOLTON, KANSAS • Wednesday, February 5, 2020 14 Pages $1.00 Risk of coronavirus remains HHS Winter Royalty low in Kansas, KDHE reports By Ali Holcomb monitoring an outbreak caused of Kansas and that is a relief to Kansas does not have any by a new strain of coronavirus us,” Dr. Norman said. “But we reported cases of the 2019 first identified in Wuhan, which have to remember that there’s novel coronavirus after an area is in the Hubei Province in a possibility as more cases are person suspected of having the China. emerging in Asia. So we have virus tested negative, according The first case of the to keep an eye out for things to the Kansas Department of coronavirus in the United like this.” Health and Environment. States was reported on Jan. Chinese authorities “The person under watch 21. identified the new coronavirus tested negative,” KDHE Symptoms can include a fever in December. The first cases Secretary Dr. Lee Norman said and respiratory symptoms, such of the virus were linked to a Saturday. “A negative test result as cough or difficulty breathing, seafood and live animal market means that this person doesn’t similar to what a person feels in Wuhan. have the coronavirus and hasn’t with influenza or a bad cold. Tens of thousands of cases spread it to anybody locally. I Symptoms usually start within have been confirmed in China. think we can relax for now. But 14 days of an exposure. The virus has spread to at least we have to remain vigilant and Transmission of this illness 23 other countries and has continue to be informed.” is believed to be person-to- been declared a public health People who experience person or animal-to-person. emergency of international influenza-like symptoms and It cannot be transmitted from concern by the World Health have recently been to or around inanimate objects, such as Organization. Wuhan, China or in contact items or packages purchased As of Monday, 3,361 people with someone who has been from China. had died from the coronavirus, to Wuhan, China and is sick Currently, the risk to the which is about two percent of are encouraged to contact their general public in Kansas is low, those affected with the virus, health care provider. Dr. Norman said. according to the CDC. The Centers for Disease “There’s not any cases of Control and Prevention are novel coronavirus in the state Continued to Page 5 Seneca couple wins Super Pick’em A total of 860 entries were ciate told her about the Super of Holton made her prediction filled out at the 26 local- busi Football Pick’em Contest. at Medical Pharmacy. Holton High School seniors Ben Bontrager (left) and Mary Pritchett (right) ness locations last week for the Knapp said the contest sound- A total of 98 entries for the were named King and Queen of Courts last night during halftime of the HHS Super Football Pick’em Con- ed like something her husband, contest were filled out at the boys’ basketball game against Royal Valley. For details on last night’s games, test. Curtis, would be interested in, Netawaka Family Fitness Cen- see pages six and seven of today’s edition. Photo by Michael Powls A total of 769 of the entries so she called him, and he told ter, which was the most at any (or 89.4 percent) predicted that her to predict the Chiefs’ win of the 26 locations. A total of the Kansas City Chiefs would would be 31-20. 78 entries for the contest were defeat the San Francisco 49ers Five other people came within filled out at 7-11 and a total in Super Bowl XIV while only one point of also correctly pre- of 66 entries were filled out at 91 of the entries (or about 10.6 dicting the final score of the Prairie Band One Stop. Eagle Scout project plans at percent) predicted a 49er vic- Chiefs’ win. All five predicted Catherine and Curtis Knapp tory in the game. the final score would be 31-21. claimed their prize – a 40-inch Of all the entries, only one Jim Dodson of Holton made flat-screen, smart TV – yester- park OK’d by city commission correctly predicted the final his prediction at Cecil K’s. Beth day evening. score of the Chiefs’ victory – McManigal made her predic- The Knapps said they did not The Eagle Scout project plans The new flagpole would have an Campbell said. 31-20. tion at the Casey’s highway get to watch the Super Bowl of a local youth were approved anodized dark bronze finish and There is room on the monu- Catherine Knapp of Seneca location. William Ackerman of but realized they had correctly here Monday evening by the would be identical to the flagpole ment to add eight more names, just happened to be returning Holton made his prediction at picked the winner of the game Holton City Commission. at the police and fire station. he said. The cost to add a name an item at the Holton Wal-Mart 7-11. Kara Thnossen of Mayetta and the final score afterwards. Johan Campbell of Troop 64 Campbell also told commis- is estimated at $400 apiece, he customer service counter last made her prediction at Medical sioners that the WWII monu- said. Pharmacy and Tammy Moulden Continued to Page 14 met with city commissioners, th th week when a Wal-Mart asso- telling them that he would like to ment to the 35 Division 137 He also pointed out that one of replace the flag pole at Linscott Infantry Company E is in good the bottom corners of the Purple Park, clean the World War II shape overall and will cost only Heart Monument has been dam- Snow days not a concern for most schools monument there and add names about $100 and 10 hours of labor aged after being struck by a to the Purple Heart Monument to clean. skateboard. By Brian Sanders 2019-20 school year. where students have a shorter there. A total of 25 more names of He suggested three possible Wintry weather that fell Holton Superintendent Bob school day and were given an Campbell told commissioners Purple Heart Medal recipients courses of action for the city on the Jackson County area Davies also noted that his additional unscheduled day he estimated that it would cost from Jackson County have been commissioners to consider: this morning wasn’t enough district, after using four snow off in November due to the about $1,625 to replace the 30- indentified since the Purple to give school-age children days so far this year, still has state volleyball tournament. foot tall flagpole at Linscott Park. Heart Monument was dedicated, Continued to Page 14 another day off — and that about six and a half snow days “We only have one hour left has administrators at some available, even though the in our high school schedule schools breathing a sigh of district “doesn’t necessarily so if we miss any more days, relief. build in specific snow days.” we’re going to have to start Kanza served 366 clients here in 2019 But while Royal Valley “Since we are required making up time,” Royal By Ali Holcomb the county’s contributions are Brown, Doniphan, Nemaha and officials recently noted they to maintain a minimum of Valley Superintendent Aaric Kanza Mental Health and “used specifically to offset Jackson counties. may be looking at lengthening 1,116 student contact hours, Davis said at the Jan. 27 Guidance Center provided mental uncompensated care.” Kanza offers various the school day for high school we exceeded this amount by meeting. health services to 366 clients in In 2019, a total of $76,660.31 in behavioral health services students if classes are called about 10.5 days,” Davies said, Royal Valley High School Jackson County last year, it has services to Jackson County clients including psychotherapy due to extreme winter weather noting the required number students have a shorter school been reported. was listed as uncompensated, services, psychiatric medication in the coming weeks, others of school hours per year as day than elementary and The Jackson County which means Kanza did not get evaluation and management have noted that there is still mandated by the Kansas State middle school students, as Commissioners recently received reimbursed from insurance or services, psychological enough room in the schedule Department of Education. well as a seven-minute break. a 2019 income statement from patients were unable to pay. evaluation and critical incident to handle a few more snow At Royal Valley’s Jan. 27 Davis and RVHS Principal David Jasper, Kanza CEO, In Holton, Kanza Mental stress debriefing. days. school board meeting, board Joel Hesed proposed to that outlines the organization’s Health is located in the former At the Jackson County clinic, “We could miss five more members noted that the lengthen the school day for revenue and expenses in the Moser building at 510 Kansas total revenue for 2019 was days of school before we had district has so far used four RVHS students and remove county. Ave. $599,194.81, which included to make up time,” Jackson snow days. While that leaves the break, giving them an A total of $68,223 in county Kanza is a private, not-for- $286,779.86 from federal Heights Superintendent elementary and middle school extra 15 minutes each day, if funding was allocated to Kanza profit agency licensed by the Medicaid. Adrianne Walsh said, noting students with four snow days another snow day is necessary. last year, and Jasper said in a Kansas Department of Aging that her district has used three for the year, the situation is letter to the commission that and Disability Services. It serves Continued to Page 5 snow days so far during the different at the high school, Continued to Page 5 Spelling Bee set for Feb. 22 Jackson County students are competing this month in their respective schools to qualify for the Jackson County Spelling Bee, which has been set for 9 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 22, at the Jackson Heights High School auditorium. The top speller in fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades from each of the county’s three school districts, Jackson Heights, Holton and Royal Valley, will compete at the bee. Jackson Heights is host- ing this year’s bee, and the Sunflower State Spelling Bee Continued to Page 5
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While attempting to turn left onto Fourth Street from U.S. Highway 75 south, this Jackson County 1993 Mack truck and trailer, driven by Ray Hal- lauer of Holton, slid into the stoplight at the corner of Fourth Street and U.S. Highway 75 last Thursday. The accident did not disable the stoplight but it did block off one lane of northbound traffic on the highway for a short time. Photo by Ali Holcomb " ! ! HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5, 2020, PAGE 2 COMMUNITY CALENDAR Today’s Weather Forecast Sponsored By: Thursday, Feb. 6 Saturday, Feb. 8 meeting. *72nd Annual Jackson County PAY CASH *7:30 a.m. Wetmore Cardinal *7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Hoyt Rural *6 p.m. Holton USD 336 Conservation District meeting, Kiddos. Fire Department #3 pancake feed, Board of Education meeting. held at First United Methodist *10 a.m. RVHS ACT prep held at the Hoyt Fire Station, *7 p.m. Denison City Council Church, 1401 W. Fourth St., AND SAVE workshop. 202 E. Fourth St., Hoyt. Free- meets at Denison City Hall. Holton. Dinner will begin at 6 *4:30 p.m. JHMS boys will donations will be accepted. *7 p.m. The Four Seasons p.m. with entertainment, business 3¢/GAL basketball vs. Effingham. Funds will be used to purchase Garden Club meets at a member’s meeting and award presentations *4:30 p.m. HMS boys new equipment. home the second Monday of the to begin at 7 p.m. For more basketball at Riverside. *7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. ACT month. For more information, information, contact Brian 19075 US Hwy. 75, Holton • 785-364-2463 *4:30 p.m. RVMS boys testing. call 785-364-3238. Boeckman at 364-3329, ext. 136. basketball at Sabetha. *8 a.m. Jackson Heights *7:30 p.m. Royal Valley USD *7 p.m. Wetmore City Council *Wetmore OTL basketball at forensics at Riverside. 335 Board of Education meeting. meets at Wetmore City Hall. Frankfort. *5 p.m. to 7 p.m. RVES PTO *7 p.m. Wetmore wellness Family Fun Night. Tuesday, Feb. 11 Thursday, Feb. 13 committee meeting. *Valentine Gala hosted *JHMS vocal festival at *The Holton Rotary Club *7 p.m. Open AA group by Friends of Banner Creek Pleasant Ridge. will meet for a noon luncheon meeting, held at EUM Church Reservoir, held at The Station *11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Trinity at Trails Café’s “The Station.” room 105, Holton. at Trails Café in Holton. Social Lutheran Church annual spaghetti Those interested in joining the *JHHS regional Scholars hour begins at 6 p.m. and dinner dinner, held at 401 Cheyenne Dr., club should call David at 364- Bowl. begins at 7 p.m. A silent and live Holton. Free-will donations will 3141 for more information. auction will be held. For more be accepted. Call 364-2206 for *4:30 p.m. HMS boys Friday, Feb. 7 information, contact Deb Dillner carry-out or more information. basketball vs. Nemaha Central. *No Royal Valley Little at (785) 250-4230. *4:15 p.m. WHS basketball vs. *4:30 p.m. RVMS boys Panther preschool classes. Troy (Parent Night). basketball vs. Perry-Lecompton. *Royal Valley preschool Sunday, Feb. 9 *4:30 p.m. HMS boys *The Beck Bookman Library screening at RVES. *Attend the church of your basketball at Hiawatha. book discussion group will *Wetmore Booster Club book choice. *5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Royal Valley meet at 6:30 p.m. at the library fair ends. *6 p.m. Holton Ball Association KAY Chocolate Room. to discuss “The Woman Who *9 a.m. to 10 a.m. HES organizational meeting, held at *Royal Valley baseball fund- Smashed Codes” by Jason preschool playground, held at Holton Parks & Rec building. raiser dinner. Fagone. Orin and Lenora Holton Elementary Preschool. *7 p.m. Soldier City Council Marshall will lead the meeting. For more information and to Monday, Feb. 10 meets at Soldier City Hall. The Marshalls and Esther Ideker RSVP, contact Susan Baum or *The Jackson County *7 p.m. Cancer Companions will provide refreshments. Kelli Thompson at 364-3251. Commission meets at 9 a.m. meeting at Trinity Lutheran *7 p.m. Open AA group *4:15 p.m. WHS basketball vs. each Monday at the Jackson Church, 401 Cheyenne Ave., meeting, held at EUM Church Washington County (Queen of County Courthouse in Holton. Holton. For more information, room 105, Holton. Courts). All meetings are open to the contact Marcia Coufal at (785) *JHHS FFA hay auction, held public. To address the county 851-6023. in the JHHS library between the commissioners, contact the *7:30 p.m. Whiting City varsity boys and girls basketball county clerk’s office at 364-2891 Council meets at Whiting City Card Shower games. For more information, to have your name placed on a Hall. call 364-2195 or 364-2604. meeting agenda. George Cochren *Royal Valley football fund- *Wetmore KAY recycling Wednesday, Feb. 12 George Cochren of Holton raiser dinner. during seminar. *The Crisis Pregnancy will celebrate his 98th birthday Friday, Feb. 7 *6 p.m. Special cow and *4:30 p.m. JHMS boys Center in Holton is open every on Sunday, Feb. 9. He was born JHHS FFA bull sale at Holton Livestock basketball at St. Benedict. Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 on Feb. 9, 1922. JHHS Library Exchange on Kansas Highway *4:30 p.m. HMS boys p.m. Cards may be sent to him at 16. For more information, call basketball vs. Jeff West. *12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. HAY AUCTION the sale barn at 364-4114 or Dan *4:30 p.m. RVMS boys Wetmore DLT meeting. Medicalodges Jackson County, Sold between Varsity Harris at 364-7137. basketball vs. Riverside. *FCCLA District STAR events 1121 W. Seventh St., Holton, *5:30 p.m. RVES Site Council and elections at Rossville. KS 66436-1123. 87 Brome Girls & Boys games For more info, call Potawatomi United Methodist Harshaw Bales 785-364-2195 or 364-2604. Accounting & By Ilene Dick know how important the spirit is. Matt and Sara Worcester and chil- Sunday, Feb. 2, was a beauti- It’s the spirit that rules the game. dren attended church at Potawa- Tax Service, LLC ful winter day with most needed But there is an even more power- tomi UMC. After church, they sunshine for worship services in ful spirit. Without it, a church is all enjoyed dinner at the home of Leesa M. Harshaw the morning and the Super Bowl like a car without a motor. Warren and Tina Pugh. , , , , , in the evening. It was unusual to There is something mysteri- Lily Hall enjoyed visiting with 111 S. Topeka Ave. • Holton, KS SH S S have Kansas almost as warm as ous, unknown and sometimes her daughter, Heather, and a trip 785-364-2387 Spe iali ing in Agri lt ral and Co er ial Appraisals or Miami on this date. threatening about the Holy Spirit. to Lawrence for breakfast to visit inan ing estate planning p r hase or sale o real estate A good attendance arrived at Maybe it is because we have lit- her granddaughter, Erica, in col- E-FILE Certi ied eneral i ensed in ansas and e ras a Potawatomi United Methodist tle control over the Holy Spirit. lege at Haskell. Schedule your tax appointment. Church for services. Pastor How- God’s word is the spiritual nour- Betty Bowser accompanied Ra Shinn ard opened the service with scrip- ishment you must have to fulfill Mike and Grace Bowser to St. RA SH APPRA SA S C M ture and prayer, and welcomed your purpose. Marys on Sunday, Jan. 26, to at- guests to the service. We all know of churches that tend Taylee Poppelreiter’s piano 785- 4- 5 4 or 785-336-33 5 It was announced that Dorthea have split because some had the recital. Later that day, they went Dog e Site www.s inn r is ls.com Bell is in the hospital. Keep her gift and others did not. When to basketball games for Hunter, in prayers, along with Dorothy someone is baptized in the name Taylee and Peyton Poppelreiter. Tags Kiyukan not feeling well and Jim of the Father and the Son and the Jim and Marjean Shenk were Shenk recovering from having Holy Spirit, God pours out the happy to be back in church on knee surgery in one knee and an Holy Spirit on that person. If you Sunday, Feb. 2, and appreciated Now injury from a fall in the other leg. belong to Christ, you have the the prayers, calls and cards for It was a joy to have Matt and Spirit. Jim as he recovers from knee sur- Sara Worcester, Elaine and War- The way you know that some- gery. Due! ren and Matt’s parents as guests. one has spirit is by the way he Ronald and I enjoyed having Acolytes were Lily Hall and or she relates to God and others. Martha Roush stop by Friday for $5 Tag Charge L.B.J. Powers. Martha Roush No matter how far we stray from a visit, and she and Ronald remi- was liturgist, reading from Acts God, the Spirit is always pursuing nisced old school days at Wet- for all spayed & neutered 10:14. The Epiphany Prayer was us, reaching out to us, reminding more High School with pictures $10 Tag Charge for all prayed in unison. us who we are. The Holy Spirit in the high school annual. non-spayed & neutered Tina Pugh provided the music. unites us with the community of Vintage Park residents were Hymns were “God Will Take believers, the church. Our bap- served Super Bowl luncheons in Bring proof of Care Of You,” “Spirit Song” and tism is a sign that we belong to our rooms on Sunday evening to rabies vaccination to: “Spirit Of The Living God.” God and are members of the fam- allow everyone who wished time The birthday recognition was ily of Christ. to watch the Super Bowl on TV. ity of Holton for Jim Shenk and Ronald Dick. Pastor Howard served Holy Go, Chiefs! 43 ennsyl ni , Pastor Howard’s children’s mes- Communion, assisted by Betty Our daughter, Lori, had dinner sage was titled “Jesus Loves Bowser. The Holy Communion with Ronald and me at Vintage Holton, KS You.” Clayton Hase and Jim Prayer was prayed in unison. Park on Sunday, Feb. 2, to help Penalties o per dog Meeks served as offertory ushers. Services closed with the closing Ronald celebrate his 88th birthday. in addition to tag ee go into Pastor Howard’s message was hymn and benediction. The good meal and decorated e e t on Mar h titled “Caught Up In The Spirit” Following the service, Sherry cake were enjoyed. with the text taken from Acts Glenn served doughnuts and cof- 8:14-17. The Holy Spirit gives fee for the special. All enjoyed the power to do Christ’s work. If you fellowship. know anything about sports, you David and Wanda Worcester, Regional farmers’ market set for Feb. 22 The Kansas Department of shops for attendees. Workshop Agriculture (KDA) and K-State topics will include: Research and Extension (KSRE) • Produce Grower Panel. will host a regional workshop at • Morel Mushroom Identifica- the Fisher Center in Hiawatha on tion. Saturday, Feb. 22, it has been re- • Regulations at Farmers’ Mar- kets in Kansas. 2019 FORD F-150 ported. 2019 FORD F-150 This is one of six regional work- • Double Up Food Bucks Pro- shops which are being offered gram and Accepting EBT. this year to assist farmers’ mar- • Kansas Senior Farmers Mar- RAPTOR SUPER CREW 4X4 ket vendors and managers. The ket Nutrition Program Certified other workshop locations are Iola, Farmer Training. Ford Performance Wichita, Olathe, Beloit and Leoti. • Sales Tax for Farmers’ Market Blue Kansas farmers’ markets not Vendors. Blue Accent / only provide a fresh food source, The workshop will be held at GENERAL PUBLIC Recaro Seat the Fisher Center, 201 E. Iowa but also stimulate the local econ- • Raptor Series omy. In 2019, 57 farmers’ mar- St. in Hiawatha. Onsite registra- kets were registered with KDA’s tion will open at 8:30 a.m. and the TRANSPORTATION • Power Sliding Rear • Elec. 10-Speed Auto Central Registration of Farmers’ workshop will begin at 9 a.m. and Window w/Tow Mode Markets. conclude by 3 p.m. Providing service in Jackson County • BLIS w/Trailer Tow • 4.10 Electronic Lock “Farmers’ markets provide Registration is now open at a Monitoring RR Axle growers a wonderful opportu- cost $20 per participant to cover • Electronic Auto Temp • Twin Panel Moonroof the cost of lunch. Lunch will only Monday - Friday nity to have real interaction with Control • Raptor Ext. Graphics Pkg. consumers, and a chance to tell be guaranteed to those participants who register by Feb. 14. Registra- 8 am - 4 pm • Heated Steering Wheel • Raptor Hood Graphic Pkg. their farm’s story,” said Londa • B&O Sound System Nwadike, consumer food safety tion for the workshop, along with • Int. Color Blue Accent Pkg. specialist with K-State Research the other February regional farm- CALL 785-742-7153 • Voice-Activated Nav. • Tailgate Step and Extension and the University ers’ market workshops, can be • 3.5L V6 EcoBoost • Raptor Technology Pkg. of Missouri. “It’s also important found at local extension offices. High Output (Adapt Cruise-StopGo-Precollis) for farmers to understand certain For more information, contact Transportation to medical appointments, legal, safety and financial param- Robin Blume, KDA’s educa- shopping, business & MORE on a eters before choosing to sell at a tion and events coordinator, at MSRP: $74,860$74,860 *Sale Price: farmers’ market.” (785) 564-6756. The workshops “First Come, First Serve” basis Foster Ford Discount: $5,000 The keynote will feature tips on are funded by the Kansas Center $69,860$69,860 marketing and making a profit, for Sustainable Agriculture and Call for rates & availability *Tag Tax Title extra. Not all will qualify. and attendees will hear updates Alternative Crops, the Kansas See dealer for details. from KDA and KSRE along with Sustainable Agriculture Research a Farm to Institution panel discus- and Education Program, K-State Research and Extension and the Need a Ride? FOSTER FORD, INC. sion. KDA’s weights and mea- Hwy. 75 • Holton, KS 66436 • 785-364-4646 Kansas Department of Agricul- We can HELP! sures program will also offer free www.fosterfordinc.com scale certification at the -work ture. HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5, 2020, PAGE 3 Nitrogen focus of crop production meeting By David G. Hallauer trict/Atchison County crop pro- Falls, Nortonville and Win- plants may include windbreaks, Meadowlark Extension duction meeting scheduled for chester) and Bartlett Grain. For woodlots, riparian plantings, District Agent 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 11, at a meal count, RSVP by noon, wildlife habitat and Christmas Crops & Soils/Horticulture the Knights of Columbus Hall Monday, Feb. 10 to the Oska- trees. Trees/shrubs are sold in Did your in Nortonville. We’ll discuss loosa office of the Meadow- units of 25 and are not avail- nitrogen all things nitrogen: differences lark Extension District at (785) able for landscape planting management in N sources, inhibitors, N use 863-2212 or via e-mail to dhal- purposes. program efficiency and more. [email protected]. For a list of available seed- perform as K-State Research and Exten- Chemical Weed Control lings, check out the Conserva- expected in sion nutrient management spe- Guide Now Available tion Trees section of the Kan- 2019? Last cialist Dr. Dorivar Ruiz-Diaz The 2020 KSU Chemical sas Forest Service website at season’s will be our keynote speaker. Weed Control guide shipment www.kansasforests.org or by weather Dr. Ruiz-Diaz will discuss the has arrived. It includes chemi- picking up an order form at variabil- nitrogen cycle, and how we can cal control recommendations any district office. Evergreens ity caused best manage nitrogen heading for our major field crops as include Redcedar and two dif- numerous in to spring. well as pasture and rangeland ferent pines – available in both issues for We’ll do a brief update on all plus noxious weeds. Pick up a bare root and container grown producers, with nitrogen man- things Farm Bill, including an copy at any of our three District seedlings. Shrub options in- agement at the forefront. While update in marketing year aver- Offices. clude lilac, sandhill plum and no one can tell you what 2020 age prices. Our newest KSU Conservation Tree chokecherry among others. may throw at us, there are some agronomy department member, And Shrub Seedlings More than 20 deciduous tree adjustments we might be able weed management specialist The order window for the options are available, including to make that can help us bet- Sarah Lancaster, may make a Kansas Forest Service Con- multiple oak species. ter manage nitrogen in the next guest appearance as well. servation Tree and Shrub seed- Orders can be picked up in crop year. The meeting will start at 10 lings program is now open. The Manhattan or shipped to your Saia receives wings A focus on nitrogen manage- a.m. and we’ll wrap up with a spring 2020 order period runs door. Start planning now and ment is the subject of our 2020 light lunch sponsored by the through May 1. get your order placed while Second Lieutenant Dawson James Saia (shown above Meadowlark Extension Dis- Kendall State Bank (Valley Conservation uses for the supplies last. at right) received his navigator wings at Naval Air Station Pensacola, Fla. on Dec. 20, 2019, it was reported. Saia with his wife, Morgan (shown at left), and their son, Liam, will be relocating to NAS Whidbey Island, Misinformation about farming is a problem Wash. to be an EA-18 Growler Weapons System Officer By Jody G. Holthaus cows, calves, cattle, etc. tices. If you are asked directly about in July 2020. Meadowlark Extension All of their “cows” are halter So, what have we learned an animal abuse case, you can He is the son of Carrie Saia of Holton and Shanon Saia District Agent broke and when sick they are led from all of this? Social media acknowledge your concern. As- of Delia. He is the grandson of Corrine Olsen of Holton Livestock & Natural Resources into stalls. Their cows resemble can accelerate a story. It can sure consumers that it will be in- and Vic and Kay Saia of Silver Lake. Submitted photo One of my a Hereford market steer ready be shared 1,000 times over and vestigated and correction steps guilty plea- for market. At least they are try- reach a huge number of people. will happen. sures is to ing to acknowledge that ranch Activists can target certain audi- Avoid any knee jerk reactions. Netawaka UMC watch “The work is not easy. ences that they might feel are Don’t get mad and don’t act out Ranch” tele- Farming and ranching is not more vulnerable to their cause. of retaliation. Your anger could By Mary E. Edwards A newborn baby has a simple vision pro- easy; it is stressful and not al- So what should you do re- fan the fire for some activists. Feb. 2, the fourth Sunday after life, just eating, sleeping, very ba- gram. The ways profitable. An added stress garding attacks or videos on Clearly, this is just the tip of Epiphany, was a lovely, sunny sic things, being cared for by par- language is is the list of people who are try- social media? Don’t share the the iceberg. There are powerful morning. “Good Is Stronger Than ents and others while adjusting to horrible, but ing to put us out of business with story and don’t help the activ- forces out there that will stop at Evil” was the recorded prelude the world, which is a scary place I do like to “fake news” and damaging vid- ists by promoting it, even if it’s nothing to end animal agricul- as Steve Banaka lighted the al- to a baby. All the steps in the pro- watch for ac- eos of animals being mistreated. to people that are like-minded ture and abolish meat, milk and tar candles at Netawaka United cess are very important and help curacy. I get Last year, different activist as you. Help “kill” the story eggs from the dinner table, and Methodist Church. determine the sort of person he amused that groups posted 104 animal abuse instead. Be proactive. Instead I think the first step we as pro- Worship leader Marilyn Banaka becomes. Everything the baby, every fall they sell their cows. videos. These videos generated of talking about the bad actors, ducers need to take is share the gave the welcome and announce- toddler, small child, big kid and They seem to have problems a lot of buzz, but had little im- tell stories of how you do things original study as far and widely ments. The annual Netawaka so on experiences and learns with the terminology, bulls, pact on consumer buying prac- “right” on your farm or ranch. as we can. Firemen’s pancake breakfast shape the adult person. will be held Feb. 16 at Netawaka The Christian journey is much Family Fitness Center. the same. As a child or grown-up In joys and concerns, Marcia person starts going to a church or Three myths about Robertson said their grandson, Christian fellowship, he may not Michael Robertson, was cho- be certain he trusts their beliefs sen to play in the Honor Band; or ways. As he becomes familiar depression in adults Aletha Williams is much better; with the people, studies the texts and the little Williams twins are and the lessons of Jesus, learns By Cindy Williams condition that typically im- steadily gaining, but still in need the reasons for worship and feels Meadowlark Extension proves with a variety of ap- of prayers. the joy, he knows this is a good District Agent proaches, which may include Pastor Young Won thanked ev- place to be. FACS therapeutic support, social eryone for the gifts given to Baby Life keeps expanding. The safe Loss takes support, exercise, diet, rest and Eden and for the kindness shown place becomes a place for more on many medication. to his parents and sister when they relationships and a relationship forms the Myth: Seeking assistance visited. They arrived safe at home with the Lord that can be shared older we from a doctor or mental health in South Korea. Prayers were re- with others. get, as 3.8 professional is a sign of inabil- quested for Marilyn Zinn, who is God calls us to love and accept percent of ity to handle problems or per- NOW OPEN! in St. Francis Hospital in Topeka. one another because we are all people older sonal weakness. Marilyn led the responsive His children. He is a communal than age 55 Fact: Depression is a condi- 7 Days A Week! call to worship. The hymns and a relational God. We must residing in- tion that anyone can experi- were “Give Thanks,” “Spirit Of connect with God and others. dependently ence. Seeking assistance from God, Descend Upon My Heart,” Pastor Young gave Holy Com- in the com- competent professionals of- Sunday - Thursday “Cares Chorus” and “Bind Us To- munion. Marcia Robertson assist- munity suf- ten is necessary and signals gether.” Verona Grannell played ed him, before the closing hymn fer from wisdom, understanding and 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. the recorded music. and the benediction. major depression in any given strength. Pastor Young led the congrega- There was a breakfast at the year. Many adults have more Some key factors to help tional prayer. After silent prayer Community Building, which than one of the risk factors for when dealing with depression Friday & Saturday and the pastor’s prayer, the Lord’s was a Boy Scout project by Trey depression. Some of these in- are to seek medical care, in- Prayer was prayed. Manuel to raise funds for a new clude social isolation, chronic crease support from family and 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. The scripture lesson was 1 sign. It was fitting to have sausage medical illnesses or pain, loss community members, and fo- Corinthians 1-9. Pastor Young’s and pancakes for Groundhog Day of physical functioning, reliv- cus on healthy living practices. 420 Pennsylvania Ave. sermon was “No Holiness But along with bacon and eggs, and ing bad past experiences and If you are experiencing signs Social Holiness.” was all very good. recent significant loss. of depression, visit with your East side of Courthouse Square Let’s look at some of the doctor or call 2-1-1 for confi- myths surrounding depression. dential listening, support and Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Myth: Depression occurs referral. only when people experience General Public Transportation major trauma in life. 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Public Notice (First published in The the will filed with the petition upon the Petition. Holton Recorder, Holton, be admitted to probate and Kan. on Wednesday, Jan. record; petitioner be appoint- All creditors are notified to 29, 2020) ed Executrix, without bond; exhibit their demands against petitioner be granted Letters the Estate within the latter of Testamentary under the Kan- four months from the date IN THE DISTRICT COURT sas Simplified Estates Act. of the first publication of this OF JACKSON COUNTY, notice under K.S.A. 59-2236 KANSAS You are further advised un- and amendments thereto, or PROBATE DIVISION der the provisions of the Kan- if the identity of the creditor is sas Simplified Estates Act known or reasonably ascer- In the Matter of the Estate the Court need not supervise tainable, 30 days after actual of administration of the Estate, notice was given as provided and no notice of any action by law, and if their demands SANDRA LEE WILLIAMS, of the Executrix or other pro- are not thus exhibited, they Deceased. ceedings in the administra- shall be forever barred. Case No. 2020 PR 2 tion will be given, except for notice of final settlement of /s/MICHAEL D. ROUSH, Pursuant to K.S.A. Chapter decedent’s estate. Petitioner 59 You are further advised if James B. Biggs - KS- NOTICE OF HEARING written objections to simpli- 14079; AND NOTICE TO CREDI- fied administration are filed MO-46566 TORS with the Court, the Court may CAVANAUGH, BIGGS & order that supervised admin- LEMON, P.A. THE STATE OF KANSAS istration ensue. 2942A S.W. Wanamaker TO ALL PERSONS CON- Drive CERNED: You are required to file your Suite 100 written defenses to the Peti- Topeka, Kansas 66614- You are hereby notified that tion on or before February 4479 on January 16, 2020, a Peti- 25, 2020, at 10:30 a.m. in TEL: 785/440-4000 tion was filed in this Court by the District Court, in Holton, FAX: 785/440-3900 Michael D. Roush, an heir, Jackson County, Kansas, E-MAIL: jbiggs@cavlem. devisee and legatee and Ex- at which time and place the com ecutor named in the Last Will cause will be heard. Should ATTORNEYS FOR PETI- and Testament of Sandra you fail to file your written de- TIONER Lee Williams deceased, dat- fenses, judgment and decree ed June 1, 2016, requesting will be entered in due course WL8t3 ______HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5, 2020, PAGE 4 GARDENER’S CORNER Groundhog shadow watching predates America’s colonization By Sandra M. Siebert familiar hedgehog, European It’s time to start looking for settlers had to find some other the first new green. Are the cro- critter to consult. cuses testing the air with green The groundhog’s hibernation leaf points? Can I find the flat schedule (full on hibernation tips of daffodil blades? October to early spring) is simi- Ice begins to loosen its grip. lar to that of the hedgehog, so The hard crust of frozen soil it made sense. And if you squint starts to give way to the shov- hard enough, groundhogs are el... on some days. kind of cute. On sunny days, I can hear the Some zoos might pull a birds warming up their mating switcheroo and drag out their songs. trusty little hedgehogs, declar- And it’s time to wake up a ing Feb. 2 as “Hedgehog Day.” hapless rodent and pull it from Look for news of whether Quil- its burrow so it can tell us liam in Dayton, Ohio and FuFu whether it can see its shadow, in an Oregon zoo saw their shad- or not. ows on Sunday. But Americans Many watched with anticipa- aren’t going to give up their be- tion on Sunday: Would Punx- loved Groundhog Day (we’ve sutawney Phil see his shadow, even got a movie by that name) predicting six more weeks for some puny little hedgehog. of winter? He did not see his Like America, the groundhog shadow. That means an early is big and bold and destructive. spring, at least for Punxsutaw- (Ooops. Did I say that?) ney, Penn. Yeah, groundhogs are the ro- Here in Kansas, however, any dents we love to hate. They dig, groundhog unfortunate enough dig, dig and eat a lot. PLAINS FOLK: Lightning rod man stories to be selected for this media Apparently, male groundhogs event (Kansas Kate?) would emerge from their burrows in By Tom Isern Melville’s storied salesman Cavalry, Lewis churned out sto- family when a lightning rod have seen its shadow. How do February to go in search of fe- A hundred and twenty-six shows up during a thunder- ries for newspaper syndication, man arrives, assesses the situa- I know? Well, I stepped outside male groundhogs, who are still years ago, this one-liner was storm- a lean, gloomy figure. many of them touching on farm tion, and dispenses some gentle and saw my shadow. So, I pre- wisely nestled in their burrows. making the rounds as an ex- Hair dark and lank. His sunken life, to appeal to country read- advice, which is taken: Just pay sume… How does a male groundhog change item in newspapers pitfalls of eyes were ringed by ers. the offending family to move Will that mean we’ll have six win his way into the burrow of across Kansas: About this time indigo halos, and played with an I have located four stories west and be done with them. more weeks of winter? Only a female? Flowers and candy? the lightning rod man and the innocuous sort of lightning: the by Lewis in which a lightning The best story of the lot has Mother Nature knows, and I’m Love songs? hen are lay- gleam without the bolt. rod man figures prominently. I an O. Henry flair to it. The light- not sure she’s made up her mind I’m not sure Feb. 2 is the ing for the The sales pitch goes badly, think Lewis himself must have ning-rod man fails to make a yet. Anyway, Punxsutawney natural awakening date of the farmer. and the master of the house worked his way through college sale to a widow woman, but re- Phil has been only 39 percent male groundhog; they do have N o w a - snatches the salesman’s rod selling lightning rods, because turns a month later just to talk. accurate over the decades, ac- to pull Punxsutawney Phil from days it re- away, the narrator recount- his lightning rod men are per- He informs her there is a gen- cording to those who keep track his burrow, after all. He doesn’t quires some ing, “I seized it; I snapped it; ceptive chaps. tleman in a nearby community of such things. So it’s still up show up on his own. I wonder explanation, I dashed it; I trod it; and drag- In one story, the lightning rod who needs a good wife, but is in the air whether it’s spring or if he goes back into his burrow but in 1894, ging the dark lightning-king out man gets taken to court and has deaf and dumb. winter for the next six weeks. muttering, “foolish humans, e v e r y o n e of my door, flung his elbowed, to pay damages for running over Unknown to the widow, the In light of the yo-yo type can’t they look for their own knew what copper sceptre after him. a hog. salesman has told the gentle- weather we’ve had this winter, shadows?” while planning to the joke “LiBut spite of my treatment, He returns to the community, man that he should call upon the northeast Kansas will see a good sleep a couple more weeks. He was. Come the lightning-rod man still however, with a new scheme widow, but be apprised that she bit of both spring and winter in will need that “beauty sleep” in spring, trav- dwells in the land, and drives that involves getting all the men was--deaf and dumb. The two the coming weeks. order to woo the groundhog of eling sales- a brave trade with the fears of drunk; ignites a fight among thus meet, and eventually get The custom of watching for this spring’s dreams. men would show up at the farm man.’’ them; and then sits sipping in wise to the deception--but nev- the groundhog’s shadow on Although spring might still gate again, and the most notori- Prairie folk with less liter- a nearby tavern while everyone ertheless marry and live hap- Feb. 2 predates European settle- be some time away, I can feel its ous among them was the light- ary tastes read popular fiction else gets blacked and bruised. pily. Score one for the lightning ment of the Americas. Europe- approach. ning rod man. featuring the lightning rod man Another story describes a rod man! ans once watched for a hedge- The sun sets obviously later Indeed, the very phrase, in their weekly papers. Many community in panic over a lad Few lightning rod man stories hog (or in Germany, one source now, giving us more hours of “lightning rod man,’’ was a joke stories appeared under the who keeps having dreams of in real life end so happily. More says, a badger) to emerge from light. unto itself, guaranteed to pro- name M. Quad, which was the dire events--the sheriff being about those in a future column. hibernation. Falling halfway be- Little seedlings are popping voke guffaws--if not profanity. pseudonym of Charles Bertrand beat up, livestock being killed Note: Tom Isern is a professor tween the Winter Solstice and up on my light shelves, destined Serious readers might have Lewis. by lightning, that sort of thing- of history at North Dakota State Spring Equinox, Feb. 2 is con- for the garden in late March. been familiar with a story, The A graduate of Michigan Ag- -which always came true. University and co-author of the sidered a “cross quarter” day. Packages of seed packets Lightning-Rod Man, published ricultural College and a veteran Men are discussing violent Plains Folk column. According to lore, the weather have arrived and been duly sort- by Herman Melville in 1856. of the 6th Michigan Volunteer action against the boy and his on a cross quarter day predicts ed. I’m shopping for witch ha- that the weather will be the op- zel shrubs and blueberry bushes posite until the next “quarter to plant in early April. I’d bet- Have fun helping kids learn day,” which is either an equinox ter hurry, as stocks of bareroot or solstice. trees and shrubs are dwindling Auction calendar By Nancy Nelson You can explain what is hap- “If the weather be fair and already. Meadowlark Extension pening during the day. “You are The tinghaus at (785) 353-2525 clear, there will be two winters Trees vibrate with the first Auctions advertised in District Agent, Family Life using your spoon to eat your in the year.” flow of sap, slowly rising to the Holton Recorder qualify to or (785) 799-5141. We know it’s important to peas.” Name your toddler’s feel- • Saturday, March 7. Hoff- So did Europeans hover over tips of branches, making the leaf be included in this free auc- read to children from the begin- ings, such as happy, sad, mad hedgehog (or badger) burrows and flower buds swell. tion calendar. Contact Errin man Auction Service spring ning, plus talking with them and and scared. Sing simple songs. consignment auction, held at waiting for the little critters to On each warm day, I head out at 785-364-3141, email us at playing with Use lots of rhyming words. Play pop out? My guess is that the and wander through the garden, holtonrecorder@giantcomm. 6587 U.S. Highway 159, Ef- them as they children’s music at home or in fingham. For more informa- hedgehog was merely symbolic. surveying the land, planning the net or stop by our office at grow helps the car. Anyone can stick their head out first project to do once the mud 109 W. Fourth St. in Holton tion, contact Jeff Hoffman at them learn Read to your child every day. (913) 370-0747. the door and determine whether fully thaws. How can there be for details. new words This helps your child enjoy a hedgehog would see its shad- so many weeds already? • Saturday, Feb. 8. Starting • Saturday, March 14. Start- and impor- learning. Sit close to or hold ing at 1:30 p.m. Edwin and ow. I feel my heart quicken as at 10 a.m. Behrnes family tant skills to your toddler when looking at Modern Europeans no longer the gardener in me begins to farm auction, held at Lentz Goldie Vance real estate auc- interact with books together. tion, held at 1050 270th Rd., worry about whether a hedge- awake. I stretch a little, take a Community Facility, 116 W. others. Let your toddler choose a hog can see its shadow. No deep breath and settle back into Eighth St., Horton. For more Soldier. For more informa- It may book, turn the pages and point to tion, contact Cline Realty fussy media events dragging my chair, dreaming about Pink information, contact Ash Re- seem like pictures and words. Read favor- hedgehogs out of hibernation, a Asian Celery, while pondering alty & Auctions at (785) 547- and Auction LLC at (785) extra effort, ite books over and over again. 889-4775 or (785) 532-8381. good thing for the hedgehogs. whether to brew another cup 5034. but such Children learn words when they Hedgehogs are much cuter of tea or head into the sewing • Wednesday, March 4. Start- • Saturday, March 28. Har- a c t i v i t i e s hear them often. ris Auction Service spring than groundhogs, so why do room to do a little mending. ing at 10 a.m. Rottinghaus stimulate a Play with your child every Americans swoon over this gi- Like Punxsutawney Phil, I want consignment auction, held at consignment auction, held at child’s imagination and help day. This helps the child get Holton Livestock Exchange. ant rodent, the largest mem- a little more time to rest before I the junction of Highway 36 them develop language and lis- along with others. Children ber of the squirrel family, the go wooing the garden. and 99, Beattie. For more in- For more information, con- tening skills. learn when they play. Give time tact Dan Harris at 364-7137. groundhog? Because the only Note: Sandra M. Siebert is a formation, contact Terry Rot- Talk to your child every day. to explore new objects, places hedgehogs you will find in the former longtime associate edi- This helps your child learn and people. Play outside often. Americas are those kept as pets tor at The Holton Recorder. words. Help your child learn to Play make-believe by using or in zoos. Unable to find their talk by adding words. If your dress-up clothes, puppets, box- NEWS TIP? child says, “Milk,” you say, “Do es, pots and pans. you want some milk?” 364-3141 THE HOLTON RECORDER CITY OF HOLTON PICKING UP BRUSH Serving the Jackson County community for 153 years ESTABLISHED 1867 Published semi-weekly at 109 West Fourth Street, Holton, Jackson Starting Monday, February 10, the City of Holton will be County, Kansas 66436. Periodical postage paid at Holton (Kan.) Post Office. phone: (785) 364-3141; fax: (785) 364-3422; e-mail: picking up brush. Brush must be placed parallel to the curb in [email protected] Postmaster: Send address changes to the Holton Recorder, P.O. Box manageable piles. One sweep will be made through town, 311, 109 West Fourth Street, Holton, Kansas 66436. 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Print Name ______Subscribers get Address ______City ______State ______Zip ______Online Digital Phone Number ______One-Year Subscription Subscription ❏ Jackson County $44.50 ❏ Other counties in Kansas $52.00 ❏ Out of State $58.50 for FREE! Mail to: Holton Recorder, Box 311, Holton, KS 66436 HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5, 2020, PAGE 5 Immanuel Lutheran Church By Esther L. Ideker for no other reason than God goodness and holiness to all The fourth Sunday after is love and He loves the world things; when chaos and vio- Epiphany worship service on and He loves you. Whether you lence would have destroyed us, Feb. 2 at Immanuel Lutheran follow Him or not, whether God established order and rule Church opened with the first you love Him or not – He loves of government and law; when two verses of the Epiphany you. sickness, sorrow and struggle hymn, “Tis Good, Lord, To Be God is not into “virtual re- afflict God’s people, He brings Here.” Following the invoca- ality.” He’s into real life. The healing, strength and peace; tion, confession of sins and ab- change that Jesus works in His when we are anxious because solution, Psalm 15 was spoken followers is always “a work of the uncertainties of this mor- responsively. in progress” as long as we are tal life, God comforts us with Elder Topher Dohl read the still in this world. The com- the foretaste of the eternal feast Old Testament lesson from Mi- plete metamorphose from sin- to come; and when it seems we cah 6:1-8 and the Epistle lesson ner to saint, from old man to are most alone, God points us from 1 Corinthians 1:18:31. new man, doesn’t come until, to the great cloud of witnesses. Pastor Michael Van Velzer as Paul writes to the follow- The congregation joined in The read the holy gospel for the ers of Jesus, “the final trum- Lord’s Prayer. day from Matthew 5:1-12. The pet sounds, and the dead will The Service of the Sacra- congregation professed The be raised imperishable and we ment followed. Following the Atchison County Community Junior Senior High School has announced the can- Nicene Creed. Before the ser- shall be changed.” (1 Corinthi- preface, Sanctus, Pax Domini didates for 2020 King and Queen of Mats. King candidates are (front row, from left) mon, verse three was sung of ans 15:52). and Agnus Dei, Elders Rich Colton Scholz, Jacob Wood and Brayden Brull, and queen candidates are (back row, “Tis Good, Lord, To Be Here.” “Those who mourn shall be Heitzmann and Topher Dohl from left) Jayden McNerny, Liberty Sterling and Graci Postma. The crowning ceremony In Pastor Van Velzer’s ser- comforted. The meek will in- assisted Pastor Van Velzer with will be held at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow in the ACCES gym prior to the home wrestling dual mon, he stated that it is entirely herit the earth. Those who hun- the distribution. The distribu- meet. Photo courtesy of Steve Caplinger possible to take a virtual tour of ger and thirst for righteousness tion hymns were “Your Table I the great vineyards of France shall be satisfied. The pure in Approach” and “Come, Let Us n and California without ever heart shall see God. The peace- Eat.” The service closed after County Commission... leaving your home. Just as it is makers shall be called sons of the singing of the Nunc Dim- Continued from Page 1 actually possible to play golf at God. And the persecuted for ittis and the last two verses of Expenses in Jackson County was going to sheetrock the The commissioners explained Pebble Beach and Torry Pines righteousness sake shall have “Tis Good, Lord, To Be Here.” totaled $580,176.12, it was shack at the north entrance of that the interim agreement they without ever actually stepping their great reward in heaven. “Tis Good, Lord, to be here! reported, which included the reservoir and that he is still approved was for oversized foot on either course, it is pos- And even now, He says to those Yet we may not remain; but $336,358.17 for employee waiting for a transformer to be loads to access land for tree sible to have 1,000 “friends” who follow Him, ‘blessed are since thou bidst us leave the salaries. installed before he can work clearing only and that any work without every actually seeing you...’” mount, come with us to the In other business, according on the new campsite electric or entrances on the county or speaking to them. The offering ushers were To- plain.” to the approved minutes from pedestals. right-of-way would need to be You may have taken the tour pher Dohl and Rich Heitzmann. Assisting at the service were Jan. 27, the commission: * Approved a motion to permitted individually by the but you never actually walked The congregation sang the of- Topher Dohl, elder; Drake * Heard a weekly report from allocate $1,000 in tourism funds road and bridge department. in the vineyards, swung a club fertory. Installation of congre- Mellies, acolyte; Joyce Peter- Scott Kieffaber, environmental to advertise the Jackson County All oversize loads would also or visited an old friend. A lot of gational officers followed with son, organist; and Elizabeth services and noxious weed Barn Tour, which is organized by need to be approved through the people do religion as virtual re- Pastor Van Velzer leading the Handke and Esther Ideker, al- director. Kieffaber reported that the Jackson County Historical same permitting process. ality. They’ve seen it and may- installation. tar committee. the recently purchased sprayers and Genealogical Society. Carwile asked about the be even been there, but they’ve In the prayers of the church, Bible class led by Pastor Van and trailer were expected to be * Met with Bruce Rinkes of delivery of poles he was never actually experienced when we were strangers to God Velzer followed the service. delivered that day. They will CFS Engineering who gave expecting to receive on Monday the relief of hearing “I forgive and to one another, God estab- A pancake breakfast fund- be taken to the road and bridge an update on the business’ and was told that there is no you all of your sins” spoken to lished the church, sustained her raiser was held at the Netawa- department so hitches can be assessment of the proposed agreement for the road use for them; or the peace of know- through the voice of the proph- ka Community Building on installed on them. transmission line haul routes transmission lines in place yet. ing that they are loved by their ets; when sin stained creation Sunday morning to raise funds * Met in executive session for for the new wind farm being The county is only allowing Creator; or the satisfaction and and threatened the goodness for Trey Manuel’s Boy Scout 30 minutes with Dan Barnett, established in southern Nemaha tree clearing equipment once joy of being a part of the body of all God made, God restored Eagle Project. road and bridge supervisor, County. properly permitted by Barnett. of Christ and the communion County Counselor Alex Belveal * Met with Shay Carwile Carwile said he believed there of saints. and Jackson County Deputy and Zachary Hutchison, project was some miscommunication What is it about following Je- Clerk Tara Peek to discuss managers for Probst Electric and apologized. Barnett sus that changes a person? In a a matter of attorney/client of Utah. Probst Electric is a expressed his desire to have word, it is the gospel – the love Family Owned and privilege. No action was taken subcontractor for NextEra Wind closer contact with the entities of God poured out to sinners back in open session Energy, which is establishing working on this project and also Operated for over * Discussed a maintenance the wind farm in Nemaha brought up setting restrictions n issue at 190th and V Roads, County. Rinkes was also present on their work during school bus Coronavirus... west of Denison, with Barnett. for the discussion. route times. Continued from Page 1 * Approved a motion to Probst Electric employees * Received a letter from the years. appoint Steven Willett to the have been accessing privately U.S. Census Bureau requesting According to the CDC, 86 Jackson County Planning owned land in Jackson County boundary confirmation for 11 people in the U.S. have Chris & Tracy Mercer Commission and Zoning to remove trees where the wind Jackson County. Jackson County tested positive for the Kaleb & Morgan Smith Appeals boards for a term farm transmission lines will be Appraiser Jason Claycamp coronavirus in Washington, Travis Farwell, Grant Mercer expiring December 2022. located and installing gates. informed the commission California, Arizona, Illinois * Met with Lu Griffiths, Barnett said he found some that he already submitted this and Massachusetts. Travis Mumma, Alberta Lierz Banner Creek Reservoir entrances into private property information. The CDC has issued Linda Beightel, Joy Clements director, who presented one that are only dirt and rock * Signed a payroll change guidelines and precautions Judy Strawn, Phyllis Scott bid to lease hay ground at the and have no culverts to allow notice for Tylor Nioce, a full- for those planning to travel Diane Gruver, Renae Askren reservoir. The commissioners drainage. Carwile said he time hire at the environmental to China soon. For more approved a motion to accept the believed they were installing services department. information, visit www.cdc. Mary Pat Wilson, Rita Ent bid for $31 per acre from John corrugated metal entrance tubes * Adjourned the meeting gov Candee Jacobs Stous. and apologized if some had not at 4:30 p.m. All three Dr. Norman said that Jim Braum, Freda Smith Griffiths reported that he been set. commissioners were present. KDHE is working with the Lawrence Douglas County Phil Dunn, June Huston n Health Department and other Mike Kirby, Camille Jones Snow Days... federal agencies “to make Continued from Page 1 sure that we are watching after our Kansans.” The Royal Valley board days; turning an upcoming Students in all Holton “It’s also flu season. So also noted during the meeting Feb. 24 in-service and work district schools also attend influenza is out and about. 1101 West Fourth 810 Broadway the possibility of adding an day into a school day; or the same number of minutes We’ve had a lot cases of Holton, Kansas Valley Falls, Kansas additional day in May or going the entire last day of per day, he added, although influenza both in Kansas and requiring students to go to school on May 19 instead of the high school “usually has throughout the United States. (785) 364-2626 (785) 945-3223 school on Good Friday to dismissing at 1 p.m. to watch this a bit more as we So be vigilant,” Dr. Norman make up the time. “Taking days out of spring sometimes let out the students said. “Wash your hands. www.mercerfuneralhomes.com Walsh said that with four break or adding onto the for activities.” Clean surfaces. Stay home snow days left in the Jackson school year in May would Also, since seniors have from school or work if you’re Heights calendar and students be the last options we’d look fewer required hours — 1,086 ill.” at the elementary and high at to make up time,” Walsh for the year, compared with school attending class for the added. 1,116 for all other students same number of minutes per Davies said that in the past, — they would only have day, snow day options are Holton school officials have five more snow days to use “not a concern at this time.” added minutes to the school up before they have to start th But if worse came to worst, day when the number of snow making up days, Davies said. 37 Annual she said, the possible options days has been exceeded. for covering excess snow “All options would be n Spaghetti Dinner days would include taking considered and adding another Bee... two previously-scheduled off day or canceling an upcoming Continued from Page 1 th NOW OPEN IN HOLTON! days — March 5 and April 13 day off would be considered,” has been scheduled for March Tuesday, Feb. 11 IGHWAY TH TREET OLTON — and holding class on those Davies said. H 75 & 6 S • H , KS 21 at the De Mattias Fine Arts ORMER OCATION OF OLTON ARM OME Center at Newman University in 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. (F L H F & H ) Fire reported at Holton home Wichita. The state spelling bee is hosted by the Kansas Press Call 364-2206 for Carry-Out 785-364-2162 • www.tarwaters.com A home in Holton has been a home in the 600 block of New Association. deemed a complete loss after Jersey that evening. Additional information about Trinity Lutheran STORE HOURS: a kitchen fire occurred shortly The fire was brought under the Jackson County bee, as well before 10 p.m. Monday, it was control, and crew members as a list of students who have Church Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-6 p.m. reported. remained on the scene for an qualified for the county bee, will 401 Cheyenne Drive • Holton Saturday 8 a.m.-4 p.m. • Closed Sundays A fire engulfed the interior of hour, it was reported. be published in an upcoming Free-Will Offering edition of The Holton Recorder. 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______HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5, 2020, PAGE 6 SPORTS Wednesday At Baldwin wrestling Lady Wildcats Holton victorious girls 4th, boys 2nd 46-41 Holton High School wrestlers competed Saturday, Feb. 1 at the By Ali Holcomb 19th annual Baldwin Invitational During their second meeting Tourney. of the season, the Holton Lady Girls team scores - Baldwin Wildcat basketball team won a 125, Prairie View 87, Osawato- close game against Royal Valley mie 52, Holton 37, Rock Creek last night at home 46-41. Earlier 32, Marysville 26, Har-Ber 22, this season, Holton defeated RV Santa Fe Trail 18, Clay Center 3, 64-32. Eudora 1, Louisburg 0. “I was proud of our girls on Holton’s results were as fol- a night where we played well at lows: times and controlled the game 116-123 Girls – Madeline but then also faced adversity Montgomery (4-13) placed 4th with Royal Valley getting hot and scored 14.0 team points. from the three-point-line and *Quarterfinal – Montgomery capturing the momentum in the (Holton Girls) 4-13 won by fall fourth quarter,” said HHS head over Sarah Haffner (Baldwin coach Kurt Haussler. “Our girls Girls) 1-19 (Fall 1:07). kept their poise and never lost *Semifinal – Elise Rose belief in themselves or each oth- (Marysville Girls) 12-5 won by er and continued to find ways to Jackson Heights Lady Cobras head coach Dan Shupe (kneeling) gave members of his team a pep talk during a fall over Montgomery (Holton make plays on both ends of the time-out in Saturday’s Hiawatha Invitational Tournament championship game against Marysville. The Lady Bulldogs Girls) 4-13 (Fall 0:09). floor and at the free throw line beat the Lady Cobras 51-32 in that game. Photo by Brian Sanders *Cons. Semi - Montgomery late to seal the win.” (Holton Girls) 4-13 won by fall Holton led the first quarter over Addy Flory (Baldwin Girls) 10-4 last night and were up 26- 3-15 (Fall 2:30). 15 at the half. *3rd Place Match - Elisabeth Royal Valley made a run in Shepard (Rock Creek Girls) 7- the second half with several Cobra girls hand JCN its first loss 2 won by fall over Montgomery three-pointers to close the gap, (Holton Girls) 4-13 (Fall 0:28). outscoring Holton 10-9 in the 130 Girls – Gracie Gallagher By Brian Sanders current record holder, 1999 game,” Head Coach Chris host Horton (2-8 NEK League, rd third and 16-11 in the fourth. The second half of Jackson JHHS alumna Deatra Wheeler. Brown said of the Cobras- 2-11 overall) during winter (6-11) placed 3 and scored 9.0 “Congratulations to Coach Heights High School’s 2019- Weishaar was the high scorer in Chargers match. “We struggled courtwarrming festivities. team points. Boucher and Royal Valley on 20 varsity basketball season the game, notching 17 for the in transition, but we did fine in “We need to find a way to *Round 1 – Halley Flory playing a great game,” Haussler began with the Lady Cobras Lady Chargers. the half-court.” get some scoring help from (Baldwin Girls) 11-12 won by said. “They did a great job of rebounding from their second- Shupe also noted that Dohl Jackson Heights jumped our guards, so we will work on fall over Gallagher (Holton moving the ball quickly and place finish at the Hiawatha notched another record for the out to an 11-7 lead in the first that,” Brown said. Girls) 6-11 (Fall 2:45). hitting shots when they got tournament to hand Jefferson high school’s girls basketball quarter, led by seniors Joel Girls Scoring *Round 2 – Gallagher (Holton them. Any time you can hit County North its first loss of program during the Hiawatha Kennedy and Dylan Thompson Jackson Heights 11-14-4-9 Girls) 6-11 won by fall over nine three-pointers in a game, the season, while the Cobra tournament, when her rebound offensively, then stretched the 38 Ruby Dempsey (Baldwin Girls) your team is going to feed off boys faltered in the second total climbed to 622 — 16 more lead to 22-20 at halftime. Jeff Co. North 4-3-10-8 25 13-20 (Fall 3:30). that energy. We will work to get half of their game against the than the previous record holder, “We did a good job of getting Jackson Heights: Dohl 3 (2) *Round 3 – Keela Benedick some of those defensive break- Chargers. 2011 JHHS graduate Carrie the ball inside early on,” Coach 3-4 15, Roles 3 2-4 8, White 1 (Prairie View Girls) 4-5 won downs corrected, and we have The Lady Cobras’ 38-25 win Lierz. Brown said. “Joel was able to 5-6 7, Marlatt 2 2-4 6, Brey 1 by fall over Gallagher (Holton to do a better job of taking care last night at home boosted their The Lady Cobras will host get some easy buckets off good 0-0 2, Kennedy 0 0-2 0. Totals Girls) 6-11 (Fall 2:43). of the basketball on offense.” 143-155 Girls – Ally Beard Northeast Kansas League record Horton (8-2 NEK League, 9- passes from Cable (Wareham) 10 (2) 12-20 38. th Holton went 8-19 at the free to 7-1 and their overall record to 4 overall) in Friday’s winter and Jason (Bosley).” Jeff Co. North: Weishaar 2 (12-5) placed 4 and scored throw line, and RV was 0-9 at 10-2, while the Lady Chargers’ courtwarming game. The second half was a (3) 4-4 17, E. Tweed 0 3-4 3, 14.0 team points. the charity stripe. NEK League record fell to 8-1 “(Horton Head Coach) Kertis different story, however, as the Vaught 1 1-2 3, Schneider 1 0-2 *Quarterfinal – Beard (Holton “We really played connected and their overall record dipped Keehn has got his girls playing Chargers went on a 15-8 run in 2. Totals 4 (3) 8-12 25. Girls) 12-5 won by fall over on the defensive end,” RV coach to 12-1 well,” Shupe said. “It will the third quarter and cemented JV: JH 33, JCN 17 Cambria Phillips (Baldwin Girls) David Boucher said. “That con- “Our strength most of the be a good match-up. We will the win with a 12-5 final frame. Boys Scoring 12-15 (Fall 3:40). nectivity led to some great pass- year has been our defense,” continue to work to get better “JCN really packed in their Jackson Heights 11-11-8-5 *Semifinal – Emma Gros- es and offensive sharing. We Head Coach Dan Shupe said every night out.” defense and just made it tough 35 soehme (Baldwin Girls) 18-3 had some big minutes played of the Lady Cobras’ win. “The --- for us to get those easy buckets Jeff Co. North 7-13-15-12 47 won by fall over Beard (Holton by a lot of our girls. I was super kids executed their roles well in The Cobra boys got off to a inside,” Brown said. Jackson Heights: Thompson Girls) 12-5 (Fall 1:47). proud of how they accepted the this game.” good start in last night’s home Thompson was the top scorer 2 (4) 2-2 18, Kennedy 5 3-8 13, *Cons. Semi – Beard (Holton challenge and grew last night.” The first half of the game saw contest against JCN, but the for the Cobras with 18 points, Browning 1 0-0 2, D. Holliday Girls) 12-5 won by fall over Si- The Lady Wildcats had three the Lady Cobras jumping out to Chargers stepped up the pace including four hits from beyond 1 0-0 2. Totals 9 (4) 5-10 35. erra Breedlove (Baldwin Girls) players in double figures, soph- 4-18 (Fall 1:42). a 25-7 lead, with JHHS senior in the second half and rolled the three-point arc, followed Jeff Co. North: Jobbins 3 rd omore Macey Patch with 14 Kylie Dohl racking up 10 points to a 47-35 win that improved by Kennedy with 13. JCN’s (3) 5-6 20, Kramer 4 4-5 12, *3 Place Match – Alyssa points, junior Saydee Tanking in the first quarter and senior their record to 6-3 in the NEK Emmett Jobbins was the night’s Feldkamp 1 5-6 7, Tweed 1 2-2 Troyer (Rock Creek Girls) 7-6 with 12 and sophomore Taylor Grace Roles leading the way League and 9-4 overall. The top point-getter with 20, in 4, T. Fowler 0 (1) 0-0 3, Pentlin won by fall over Beard (Holton Moore with 11. with six in the second quarter. Cobras fell to 3-5 in the league cluding three treys, followed by 0 1-2 1. Totals 9 (4) 17-21 47. Girls) 12-5 (Fall 0:40). “When we make good deci- But in the second half, Lady and 3-9 overall with the loss. James Kramer with 12. JV: JCN 28, JH 27 --- sions, we work together to help Charger senior Josie Weishaar “It was a good team defense On Friday, the Cobras will Boys team scores - Marysville each other get open and play jumped into action, scoring all 173, Holton 137, Tonganoxie strong with the ball,” Coach 10 of her team’s third-quarter 128.5, Santa Fe Trail 126.5, Har- Haussler said. “We have been points and notching all but one Ber 125, Eudora 118, Clay Center very successful this season. I of JCN’s eight points in the 108, Prairie Viw 101, Louisburg thought we did that at times last final frame. But with the Lady 99, Burlington 93.5, Wamego night but not consistently enough Cobras hitting seven of 12 free- 90.5, Riley County 84.5, Bald- throughout the entire game. We throw attempts in the fourth win 78, Perry-Lecompton 78, had several players that stepped quarter, it wasn’t enough for Buhler 68.5, Labette County 35 up and made impact plays for us JCN to overcome. and Osawatomie 22. last night at various points in the “It was a group effort,” Coach Holton’s results were as fol- game that key, and I thought we Shupe said of the defensive lows: did an excellent job rebounding 106 – Asher Larson (7-4) work of Dohl, Roles, Jodi th the basketball on both ends of White, MaKenzie Kennedy, placed 6 . the floor.” Amaya Marlatt and Abby Brey *Champ. Round 1 – Larson The Panthers scored nine against the Lady Chargers. (Holton) 7-4 won by fall over three-pointers last night to stay Dohl continued to lead the Kyler Irwin (Labette County) 3- in the game. Junior Halina Wil- way in scoring with 15 points, 4 (Fall 1:12). liamson led RV with 17 points bringing her high school *Quarterfinal – Larson and three three-pointers fol- basketball career point total to (Holton) 7-4 won by decision lowed by freshman Kennedy 1,123, four points away from over Tucker Williams (Burling- Bryan with 14 points, including the 1,127 total scored by the ton) 20-11 (Dec 12-10). four three-pointers. *Semifinal – Nakos Benton The Lady Wildcats improve (Baldwin) 25-4 won by fall over to 4-2 in league play and are 7-5 ------Larson (Holton) 7-4 (Fall 1:02). overall. They will travel to Riv- Jackson Heights senior *Cons. Round 3 – Cody Black erside on Friday. Games begin Jodi White (shown at right (Santa Fe Trail) 10-9 won by fall at 4:30 p.m. Riverside is 2-12 in white jersey) grabbed the over Larson (Holton) 7-4 (Fall overall this season. 1:59). ball to keep it away from a th The Lady Panthers are now 3- Marysville defender during *5 Place Match – T. Gilliland 6 in the Big Seven League and the Hiawatha Invitational (Holton) 15-11 won by fall over 3-11 overall. They will host the Tournament this past Larson (Holton) 7-4 (Fall 0:24). undefeated Lady Thunder from weekend. 106 – Tucker Gilliland (15- Nemaha Central (13-0 overall) Photo by Brian Sanders 11) placed 5th and scored 13.0 on Friday. Games begin at 4:30 team points. p.m. *Champ. Round 1 – T. Gilli- Holton: 10-16-9-11 - 46 land (Holton) 15-11 received a RV: 4-11-10-16 - 41 bye. Individual statistics *Quarterfinal – T. Gilliland Holton: Patch 5-0-4-9-14, (Holton) 15-11 won by fall over Tanking 6-0-0-0-12, Moore 5- Cody Black (Santa Fe Trail) 10- 0-1-4-11, Haussler 2-0-3-5-7, 9 (Fall 1:24). Yingst 1-0-0-0-2, Rhodd 0-0-0- Royal Valley boys win at Holton, 52-40 *Semifinal – Rhett Koppes 1-0. Totals 19-0-8-19-46. The Royal Valley boys led Oliva. “Holton had good game Thomas also scored a basket reached double figures with (Clay Center) 27-1 won by fall RV: Williamson 4-3-5-0-17, 25-20 at halftime last night plan and a good defensive to put the Panthers ahead 38- 10. over T. Gilliland (Holton) 15-11 Bryan 1-4-0-2-14, Michael 0- at Holton and then extended scheme. We had to persevere 27. Royal Valley improved to (Fall 1:04). 2-0-0-6, Saia 2-0-0-2-4. Totals their lead in the second half to and keep at it. We did a good In the fourth quarter, Thomas 13-1 overall while Holton *Cons. Round 3 – Tucker Wil- 7-9-0-9-41. win 52-40. job of being patient and work- scored four points, sophomore moved to 3-9 overall. The liams (Burlington) 20-11 won JV: Holton 36, RV 16 The Wildcats led 6-4 early ing through that.’’ Nahcs Wahwassuck six, Klotz Panther boys defeated Holton by decision over T. Gilliland on when senior Eli Prine made “I thought our defense was two and senior Isaac Neuner earlier this season with a simi- (Holton) 15-11 (Dec 5-2). a three-point basket and the really good,” Coach Oliva two to put some more distance lar score, 53-42. *5th Place Match – T. Gilliland score was 9-6 with Royal Val- said. “We tinkered with a between the two teams. The Holton boys JV pre- (Holton) 15-11 won by fall over ley leading after the first quar- couple things on our offense, Neither team scored their vailed against Royal Valley Larson (Holton) 7-4 (Fall 0:24). ter. and the guys did a good job of season average in the game. earlier in the evening, 36-32. 113 – Jake Barnes (26-6) The Wildcats also took a being patient. I think everyone The Big Seven League lead- Holton will play at Riverside placed 1st and scored 26.0 team 14-13 lead midway through contributed one way or an- ing Panthers are averaging 57 on Friday and at Nemaha Cen- points. the second quarter on a three- other.’’ points a game while Holton is tral on Monday for a make-up *Champ. Round 1 – Barnes point basket by sophomore “Our guys understand their averaging 47 points per game. game. (Holton) 26-6 received a bye. Reese Holaday. roles whether it’s to rebound Both teams had double digit Royal Valley will host *Quarterfinal – Barnes At halftime, the Wildcats or play defense or score. We turnovers in the game. Nemaha Central on Friday. (Holton) 26-6 won by fall over had scored 15 of their 20 have three, four or five guys Purcell was Holton’s lead- Holton 6-14-7-13—40. Parker Jones (Har-Ber) 8-11 points on three-point shots. on any given night that could ing scorer with 14 points. Royal Valley 9-16-13-14— (Fall 1:36). HHS head coach Connor be our guy when it comes to Prine and Holaday added nine 52. *Semifinal – Barnes (Holton) Bechard was not available for scoring,’’ the coach added. apiece. Continued to Page 7 26-6 won by fall over Dusty Ro- comment this morning. In the third quarter, RV soph- For Royal Valley, Wahwas- bison (Tonganoxie) 6-12 (Fall “Things started a little slow omore Brady Klotz scored six suck scored 15 points to lead 1:38). for us,” said RV coach Trent points and sophomore Mason his team while Thomas also Continued to Page 7 ______HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5, 2020, PAGE 7 RV teams split at RV, ACCHS wrestling teams compete at Atchison The ACCHS boys and Royal (Fall 1:08). *Round 3 – Mason Scholz 20, Sabetha 20, KC Turner 17.5, Burlington last Friday *Round 3 – Smith (ACCHS) (Atchison County Community High Chapman 16, Lansing 16, Shaw- Valley girls and boys wrestling By Ali Holcomb teams traveled to Atchison High 17-6 won by fall over Jeff Scott School) 9-1 won by medical forfeit nee Mission West 13, lue Valley 11, thers last Friday. School for the George Worley In- (Atchison) 16-8 (Fall 1:13). over C. Ogdan (Royal Valley) 5-13 ACCHS 4 points The Royal Valley varsity After the first quarter, Burl- vitational wrestling tournament on (M. For.). ACCHS results were as follows: basketball teams split games on ington led 17-9 and extended 152 – Colton Scholz, ACCHS *Consolation Bracket – Nick Saturday, Feb. 1 and the ACCHS (18-7) placed 1st and scored 24 235 – Drucilla Longbrake, the road against Burlington on their lead to 30-20 at the half. girls wrestling team traveled to Slawson (Wellsville) 2-14 won by ACCHS (7-6) place is un- Friday with the RV boys taking The Lady Wildcats added 34 team points. forfeit over C. Ogdan (Royal Val- The Holton Recorder has coverage of all your local sports teams! Washburn Rural High School for known and scored 4 team home a 61-48 victory against more points in the second half *Round 1 – C. Scholz (ACCHS) ley) 5-13 (For.). a wrestling tournament as well on 18-7 won by fall over Brady Wil- points. the Wildcats. The Lady Panthers over RV’s 16 points to win the Saturday, Feb. 1. *7th Place Match – Jesse Thacher *Quarterfinal – Longbrake liams (Wellsville) 2-2 (Fall 1:18). (Oskaloosa) 6-15 won by forfeit fell 64-36 to the Lady Wildcats. game. Team Scores - Wellsville 147, *Round 2 – C. Scholz (ACCHS) (ACCHS) 7-6 won by fall over The in boys’ game, RV out- Junior Halina Williamson had Atchison 134, ACCHS 97, Schlagle over C. Ogdan (Royal Valley) 5-13 Analise Cox (Washburn Rural) 9-7 18-7 won by fall over Tabius Ball- (For.). scored Burlington 16-5 in the 14 points for RV, Letincluding us oneknow! 83, Maur-Hill 77, Onaga 65, Jeff man (Horton) 0-4 (Fall 1:02). (Fall 0:15). West 63, Oskaloosa 51, Pleasant 126 – Judson Mathis, Royal *Semifinal – DajiaNews Anderson first Tip?quarter and Call were up 364-3141. 25-19 three-pointer. Send your baby’s name, birth date *Round 3 – C. Scholz (ACCHS) rd Ridge 42.5, Bishop Ward 22, Hor- Valley (11-9) placed 3 and (Washburn Rural) 24-1 won by fall at the half. RV: 9-11-6-10 –and 36 place, weight and height, and THANKS FOR READING 18-7 won by fall over David Signs The Panthers exploded out of Burlington: 17-13-13-21 – 64 ton 19.5, Royal Valley 15 and 13. (Wellsville) 16-13 (Fall 3:23). scored 7 team points. over Longbrake (ACCHS) 7-6 (Fall names of parents, siblings and grand- THE HOLTON St. Marys 11. *Championship Bracket – C. *Round 1 – Adan Luna (Bishop 0:46). the locker room with 27 points Individual statistics: Ward) 3-2 won by decision over parents. A photo will be published ACCHS results were as follows: Scholz (ACCHS) 18-7 won by fall *Cons. Semi – Kelly Mercer and kept the Wildcats to 14 RV: Stithem 1-1-0-0-5, Mi- RECORDER! 113 – Landon Brown, over Keelon James (Schlagle) 4-7 Mathis (Royal Valley) 11-9 (Dec (Washburn Rural) 6-2 won by fall points. In the final quarter, Burl- chael 2-0-0-2-4, Saia 0-0-0-1-0, nd for a fee. Bring the news into the ACCHS (15-11) placed 2 and (Fall 0:31). 5-4). over Longbrake (ACCHS) 7-6 (Fallwww.holtonrecorder.com ington tried to close the gap with Bryan 1-1-1-2-6, officeAlbright at 109 0-0- West Fourth Street in scored 17 team points. *1st Place Match – C. Scholz *Round 2 – Mathis (Royal Val- 0:54). 18 points, but the Panthers held 0-2-0, Price 1-0-2-2-4, William- *Round 1 – Brown (ACCHS) (ACCHS) 18-7 won by decision ley) 11-9 won by fall over Cam- them off with 9 more points. son 2-1-7-10-14, NeunerHolton; mail 1-0-0- to The Holton Recorder, 15-11 won by decision over Mar- den Warman (Atchison) 2-16 (Fall over David Signs (Wellsville) 16- 1:18). Sophomore Brady Klotz led 0-2, Harman 0-0-1-2-1.P.O. Box Totals 311, Holton, Kansas, shall Cowan (Jeff West) 19-14 (Dec 13 (Dec 7-0). RV with 20 points followed by 8-3-11-21-36. 13-7). *Round 4 – Mathis (Royal Val- Thanks for reading 66436; fax the news to 364-3422; 160 – Gunnar Koontz, ley) 11-9 won by fall over Alex sophomore Nahcs Wahwassuck Burlington: Hernandez 0-0-2- *Round 2 – Brown (ACCHS) ACCHS (14-12) placed 3rd and n call 364-3141; or e-mail the news to 15-11 won by major decision over Handke (Horton) 1-3 (Fall 2:21). Holton, yourwith 15 hometown points. newspaper...2-2, Medlock 0-0-1-2-1, Whit- Koy Randel (Wellsville) 6-17 (MD scored 11 team points. *Round 5 – Ethan Elliott (Wells- RV: 16-9-27-9 – 61 worth 2-0-2-3-6, [email protected] Fejfar 2-1-0- 15-4). *Round 1 – Koontz (ACCHS) 14- ville) 14-3 won by fall over Mathis Burlington: 5-14-11-18 – 48 0-7, Doebele 4-0-5-6-13,Please include Young name and telephone *Round 3 – Brown (ACCHS) 15- 12 won by fall over Hunter Thelen (Royal Valley) 11-9 (Fall 0:28). RV boys Individual statistics: 3-3-2-2-17, Coursen 4-0-1-2-9, 11 won by fall over Jake Hutchin- (Jeff West) 13-13 (Fall 4:57). 143 G – Maya Ogdan, Royal THE HOLTONRV: Canady 2-0-0-0-4,RECORDER! Thom- Hess 3-0-1-2-7, Dunnnumber 1-0-0-0- with news. *Round 2 – Koontz (ACCHS) Valley (3-0) placed 1st. Continued from Page 6 son (Wellsville) 0-5 (Fall 0:33). Holton – Trey Wright 1-0-0- as 2-0-0-0-4, Wahwassuck 7-0- 2. Totals 19-4-14-19-64. *Round 4 – Brown (ACCHS) 14-12 won by decision over ERR- *Round 1 – M. Ogdan (Royal JANUARY IK MOORE (Schlagle) 5-11 (Dec 0-2, Kale Purcell 4-1-3-6-14, 1-5-15, Klotz 9-0-2-2-20, Miller 15-11 won by fall over Isaac Hayes Valley) 3-0 won by fall over 1-0-2-3-4, Spoonhunter 6-0-2- (Oskaloosa) 2-14 (Fall 0:37). 8-6). Matthew Lierz 1-0-0-0-2, Eli SUBSCRIPTIONS *Round 3 – Anthony Signs Jada Anderson (Jeff West) 7-10 2-14. Totals 27-0-7-12-61. *Round 5 – Archer Willis (Atchi- (Fall 4:35). Prine 0-3-0-0-9, Reese Holaday son) 23-3 won by fall over Brown (Wellsville) 22-0 won by fall over 0-3-0-0-9, Canon Karn 0-0-3-4- Burlington: Bahr 4-0-0-0-8, ARE NOW PAYABLE Koontz (ACCHS) 14-12 (Fall *Round 2 – M. Ogdan (Royal Haselhuhn 7-3-0-1-17, Sloyer (ACCHS) 15-11 (Fall 3:21). Valley) 3-0 won by fall over Da- 3, Noah Woltje 0-0-1-2-1. Totals 120 – Mason Scholz, ACCHS 2:27). 6—7-7-12-40. 1-0-0-2-2, N. Smith 4-1-0-1-9, CHECK OUT TODAY’S st *Championship Bracket – Dylan kota Hargroves (Royal Valley) Hegwalk 2-0-0-0-4, Kuhlmann FEBRUARY (9-1) placed 1 and scored 25 Smith (Maur-Hill) 15-3 won by fall 0-3 (Fall 1:19). Royal Valley – Brevin Ca- team points. over Koontz (ACCHS) 14-12 (Fall nady 1-1-0-0-5, Mason Thomas 1-0-0-0-2,The Holton Payer 2-0-0-0-4, SUBSCRIPTIONS *Round 1 – M. Scholz (ACCHS) 9-1 *Round 3 – M. Ogdan (Royal Meats 0-0-2-2-2. Totals 17-4-2- 3:10). Valley) 3-0 won by decision 5-0-0-0-10, Nahcs Wahwassuck Recorder Classifieds won by fall over Giovanni Rocha (Bish- *3rd Place Match – Koontz 6-1-0-0-15, Isaac Neuner 2-0- 6-48. ARE NOW PAYABLE op Ward) 2-3 (Fall 1:04). (ACCHS) 14-12 won by decision over King Allison (Oskaloosa) ---- 15-5 (Dec 2-1). 1-3-5, Brady Klotz 7-0-1-2-15, *Round 2 – M. Scholz (ACCHS) 9-1 over ANTHONY VALENCIA Komesh Spoonhunter 1-0-0-0- ARecorder strong second half by the Something For Everyone! won by fall over Tug Wilson (St. Mary) (Schlagle) 3-5 (Dec 10-8). 143 G – Dakota Hargroves, MARCH th 2. Totals 22-2-2-6-52. Ladyis available Wildcats for gave sale themat the 10-15 (Fall 0:43). RV results were as follows: Royal Valley (0-3) placed 4 . 64-36 win over the Lady Pan- *Round 3 – M. Scholz (ACCHS) 9-1 106 – Quinton Nelson, Roy- *Round 1 – King Allison the following locations- SUBSCRIPTIONS won by medical forfeit over Cavin Og- al Valley (13-6) placed 1st and (Oskaloosa) 15-5 won by fall over dan (Royal Valley) 5-13 (M. For.). Hargroves (Royal Valley) 0-3 (Fall ARE NOW PAYABLE *Championship Bracket – M. Scholz scored 7 team points. *Round 2 – Theron Meyer (Jeff 0:49). (ACCHS) 9-1 won by fall over Nate *Round 2 – M. Ogdan (Royal Wilburn (Pleasant Ridge) 15-7 (Fall West) 17-11 won by decision over Recorder Office Nelson (Royal Valley) 13-6 (Dec Valley) 3-0 won by fall over Har- APRIL 1:56). groves (Royal Valley) 0-3 (Fall st 6-0). Casey’s General Store *1 Place Match – M. Scholz 1:19). SUBSCRIPTIONS (ACCHS) 9-1 won by major decision *Round 3 – Nelson (Royal Val- ley) 13-6 won by fall over Gabe *Round 3 – Jada Anderson (Jeff over Daylen Borisouth (Schlagle) 13-3 West) 7-10 won by fall over Har- Holton Country Mart ARE NOW PAYABLE (MD 13-2). Good (Wellsville) 11-7 (Fall 3:04). 120 – Cavin Ogdan, Royal groves (Royal Valley) 0-3 (Fall 145 – Colby Smith, ACCHS th 2:55). Ron’s IGA MAY (17-6) placed 1st and scored 20 Valley (5-13) placed 8 and Washburn Rural Girls Wrestling team points. scored 1 team point. Invitationa Team Scores - Wash- C&D Food Mart, Whiting SUBSCRIPTIONS *Round 1 – Smith (ACCHS) *Round 1 – Tug Wilson (St. burn Rural 167, KC Harmon 114, Mary) 10-15 won by medical forfeit Spring Hill 107.5, Olathe South 58, Indian Country Mini-Mart ARE NOW PAYABLE 17-6 won by fall over Connor over C. Ogdan (Royal Valley) 5-13 Schmitt (Jeff West) 12-16 (Fall Basehor-Linwood 56, Leavenworth (M. For.). 54, Tonganoxie 53, Topeka High Kathy’s General Store JUNE 1:01). *Round 2 – Giovanni Rocha 42, Highland Park 35, Hoxie 34.5, *Round 2 – Smith (ACCHS) (Bishop Ward) 2-3 won by medical Council Grove 33, Silver Lake 27, Homeplace Cafe, SUBSCRIPTIONS 17-6 won by fall over Chance forfeit over C. Ogdan (Royal Val- Blue Valley Southwest 26, Law- Keller (Pleasant Ridge) 4-8 ley) 5-13 (M. For.). rence Free State 26, Mission Valley Circleville ARE NOW PAYABLE Melba’s Diner, Mayetta JULY n Holton wrestling at Baldwin tourney SUBSCRIPTIONS Continued from Page 6 10-10 (Fall 0:57). (Fall 1:11). Calderwood’s, Hoyt *1st Place Match – Barnes *5th Place Match – T. Fletcher *Cons. Round 3 – Tannahill ARE NOW PAYABLE (Holton) 26-6 won by decision (Holton) 9-3 won by decision (Holton) 10-5 won by fall over PBP Nation Station over Kaven Bartlett (Louisburg) over C. Gilliland (Holton) 10- Billy Tillery (Har-Ber) 27-18 AUGUST 23-5 (Dec 4-0). 10 (Dec 7-2). (Fall 1:34). Jump Start, Holton 113 – Marquez Conley (7-4) 138 – Taygen Fletcher (9- *3rd Place Match – Tannahill SUBSCRIPTIONS th Fast Trax place is unknown. 3) placed 5 and scored 11.0 (Holton) 10-5 won by fall over ARE NOW PAYABLE *Champ. Round 1 – Tristen team points. Wyatt Rogers (Santa Fe Trail) S&A’s Downtown Cafe Schaefer (Marysville) 9-23 won *Champ. Round 1 – T. Fletch- 16-14 (Fall 2:39). by fall over Conley (Holton) 7-4 er (Holton) 9-3 received a bye. 220 – Andrew Williams (10- Holton Wal-Mart SEPTEMBER (Fall 0:31). *Quarterfinal – T. Fletcher 8) placed 6th and scored 6.0 SUBSCRIPTIONS *Cons. Round 1 – Conley (Holton) 9-3 won by fall over team points. (Holton) 7-4 won by fall over Aaron Brown (Eudora) 1-3 (Fall *Champ. Round 1 – Williams ARE NOW PAYABLE Damon Estes (Osawatomie) 0-2 0:48). (Holton) 10-8 received a bye. (Fall 0:26). *Semifinal – Adler Pierson *Quarterfinal – Keegan Mc- *Cons. Round 2 – Logan (Wamego) 18-3 won in sud- Donald (Clay Center) 21-14 OCTOBER Wake (Tonganoxie) 10-9 won den victory - 1 over T. Fletcher won by major decision over by major decision over Conley (Holton) 9-3 (SV-1 3-2). Williams (Holton) 10-8 (MD SUBSCRIPTIONS (Holton) 7-4 (MD 11-0). *Cons. Round 3 – Caedon 9-0). ARE NOW PAYABLE 120 – Lucas Adcock (15-12) Berkenmeier (Burlington) 22-8 *Cons. Round 2 - Williams placed 4th and scored 14.0 won by decision over T. Fletch- (Holton) 10-8 won by fall over team points. er (Holton) 9-3 (Dec 3-0). Sam Kratochvil (Louisburg) 8- NOVEMBER *Champ. Round 1 – Adcock *5th Place Match – T. Fletcher 21 (Fall 1:54). (Holton) 15-12 won by fall (Holton) 9-3 won by decision *Cons. Round 3 – Jack Lott SUBSCRIPTIONS over Christian Conklin (Perry- over C. Gilliland (Holton) 10- (Marysville) 26-5 won by fall Lecompton) 11-11 (Fall 0:33). 10 (Dec 7-2). over Williams (Holton) 10-8 ARE NOW PAYABLE *Quarterfinal – Grayson 145 – Kolby Roush (6-2) (Fall 0:29). Sonntag (Tonganoxie) 31-2 won placed 3rd and scored 17.0 *5th Place Match – McDonald by fall over Adcock (Holton) team points. (Clay Center) 21-14 won by fall DECEMBER 15-12 (Fall 1:02). *Champ. Round 1 – Roush over Williams (Holton) 10-8 SUBSCRIPTIONS *Cons. Round 2 – Adcock (Holton) 6-2 received a bye. (Fall 2:45). (Holton) 15-12 won by major *Quarterfinal – Roush 285 – Kaden Cattrell (5-7) ARE NOW PAYABLE decision over Trevan Sherry (Holton) 6-2 won by injury de- placed 8th and scored 8.0 team (Buhler) 4-9 (MD 12-0). fault over Taylor Dumas (Clay points. *Cons. Round 3 – Adcock Center) 7-19 (Inj. 1:00). *Champ. Round 1 – Peyton (Holton) 15-12 won by decision *Semifinal – Gabe Bailey Henderson (Har-Ber) 15-4 won over Ryan Owens (Louisburg) (Tonganoxie) 26-7 won by de- by fall over Cattrell (Holton) 5- 25-4 (Dec 5-3). cision over Roush (Holton) 6-2 7 (Fall 1:44). 3rd Place Match – Garett Ka- (Dec 5-2). *Cons. Round 1 – Cattrell livoda (Clay Center) 23-10 won *Cons. Round 3 – Roush (Holton) 5-7 received a bye. by fall over Adcock (Holton) (Holton) 6-2 won by major de- *Cons. Round 2 – Cattrell 15-12 (Fall 2:10). cision over Hunter Reynolds (Holton) 5-7 won by fall over 132 – Slater Skaggs (18-10) (Har-Ber) 26-18 (MD 9-0). Cooper Jones (Tonganoxie) 6- placed 3rd and scored 18.0 *3rd Place Match – Roush 20 (Fall 0:42). team points. (Holton) 6-2 won by decision *Cons. Round 3 – Cattrell *Champ. Round 1 – Skaggs over Cael Lynch (Eudora) 21-7 (Holton) 5-7 won by fall over (Holton) 18-10 won by fall over (Dec 6-4). Keegan Kuhlmann (Burlington) Zach Nordgren (Prairie View) 152 – Jayden Fletcher (16- 5-7 (Fall 3:29). 2-4 (Fall 1:30). 9) placed 6th and scored 8.0 *7th Place Match – Christo- *Quarterfinal – Skaggs team points. pher Huslig (Eudora) 9-14 won (Holton) 18-10 won by decision *Champ. Round 1 – J. Fletcher by fall over Cattrell (Holton) 5- over Will Schreiner (Eudora) (Holton) 16-9 won by fall over 7 (Fall 2:20). 17-11 (Dec 4-2) Jack Messersmith (Tonganoxie) *Semifinal – Christian Rowe 2-5 (Fall 1:44). (Santa Fe Trail) 32-3 won by *Quarterfinal – Geovanni decision over Skaggs (Holton) Caviasca (Har-Ber) 34-17 won 18-10 (Dec 7-0). by decision over J. Fletcher *Cons. Round 3 – Skaggs (Holton) 16-9 (Dec 8-2). Lollipop Lane Preschool (Holton) 18-10 won by decision *Cons. Round 2 – J. Fletcher over Isaac Withrow (Har-Ber) (Holton) 16-9 won by decision 26-16 (Dec 5-4). over Lane Anderson (Baldwin) *3rd Place Match – Skaggs 15-13 (Dec 3-0). NEW STUDENT OPEN HOUSE: (Holton) 18-10 won by fall over *Cons. Round 3 – Grant th Will Schreiner (Eudora) 17-11 Roush (Perry-Lecompton) 22-4 Monday, February 24 • 6 p.m. - 7 p.m. (Fall 4:22). won by decision over J. Fletcher 138 – Conner Gilliland (10- (Holton) 16-9 (Dec 4-3). First United Methodist Church • Preschool Classroom 10) placed 6th. *5th Place Match – Damon 1401 W. 4th St., Holton *Champ. Round 1 – C. Gillil- Hoback (Burlington) 23-8 won and (Holton) 10-10 won by fall by fall over J. Fletcher (Holton) over Levity Bungitak (Har-Ber) 16-9 (Fall 3:19). Ages 3-5 (must be 3 by Aug. 31, 2020) 0-2 (Fall 2:29) 195 – Konnor Tannahill (10- *Quarterfinal – Adler Pierson 5) placed 3rd and scored 20.0 Enrollment packets will be available that evening. If unable to attend, (Wamego) 18-3 won by fall team points. packets may be picked up at Lollipop Lane Preschool outside drop-box, over C. Gilliland (Holton) 10- *Champ. Round 1 – Tannahill Beck Bookman Library, or online at http://www.preschoolisfun.com 10 (Fall 3:02). (Holton) 10-5 received a bye. *Cons. Round 2 – C. Gilliland *Quarterfinal – Tannahill (Holton) 10-10 won by fall over (Holton) 10-5 won by fall over The Lollipop Lane Preschool Inc. admits students of any race, color, national, and ethnic origin to all Aaron Brown (Eudora) 1-3 (Fall Mitchell House (Labette Coun- the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the 1:52). ty) 11-9 (Fall 1:19). school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in administration *Cons. Round 3 – Holden *Semifinal – Chanz Gerleman of its educational policies, admission policies and other school administered programs. Andrews (Eudora) 17-5 won by (Prairie View) 16-1 won by fall fall over C. Gilliland (Holton) over Tannahill (Holton) 10-5 ______HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5, 2020, PAGE 8 AG WEEK: Livestock futures were mixed By Matt Hines a downward turn and sell-off Monday, Feb. 3, 2020 Soybean shipments totaled 49.8 Livestock futures were mixed early in the trading period. • February Live Cattle up million bushels (MBU) with last Friday but yet again lower Long weaned and back- $.30 at $121.67, April up $1.05 20.3 MBU going to mainland for the week as hog futures were grounded cattle continued to be at $120.72. China and another 5 MBU to down more than $10. The fast in good demand, as we are in • March Feeder Cattle up $.57 Taiwan. Corn shipments to- spreading coronavirus contin- the heart of winter. Heavy rains, at $136.65, April up $.82 at taled 22.1 MBU, half of what 31310 O Road ues to lead the newswires with along with a cold front, moved $138.35. is needed. Wheat totaled 15.2 Wetmore, KS 66550 (785) 933-3255 more travel bans imposed and through the Texas and Oklaho- • February Lean Hogs down MBU and only 256,524 bushel (785) 364-7604 Cell fear that economies in Southeast ma Panhandle, which resulted $.82 at $56.30, April up $1.12 of grain sorghum. email: [email protected] Asia will be- in lighter than normal receipts. at $62.75. Seasonal weather this week gin to slow- Additionally, weather continued Grains finished mixed to locally with heavy snow in the down. to hamper supplies across much mostly lower last Friday and Rockies towards the end of the C a s h of the Midwest and Southeast. overall lower again for the week and heavy rain for the feedlot trade Throughout the majority of week. The soy complex contin- weekend and into early next backed up Nebraska, it was noted that sev- ues to take the biggest hit while week for the Southeast and East $2 this past eral consignments were carrying wheat joined in the ride lower Coast. The six to 10-day out- week to excess mud, as pen conditions this past week. look shows above normal temps $122 live, are sloppy and muddy. Corn has tried to hold its own for the east and below normal the first For the week, Friday, Jan. 24 these past couple weeks with for the western half of the U.S. move off the through Friday, Jan. 31, Febru- exports sales and shipments with above normal precipitation $124 level ary live cattle was down $3.47, picking up now that U.S. values across most of the U.S., normal this year. April was down $4.62, March are once again competitive in to below normal for the West D r e s s e s feeder cattle was down $3.60, the world marketplace. Coast and Florida. trade in Ne- April was down $4.97, February The Lunar New Year has March corn is still holding braska developed late last week lean hogs were down $10.10 and ended as markets in Asia will be rangebound trade with sup- at $195, which was $4 lower. April was down $11.85. Boxed back open and the hope is to see port at $3.75¼ and resistance UDSA reported Jan. 1 cattle beef, Choice was down $1.49 at some sales announcements soon at $3.94. March soybeans went inventory down slightly com- $213, Select was down $.04 at into China. into a new nine-month low, tak- pared to a year ago with all $210.66 and pork carcass cutout For the week, Friday, Jan. 24 ing out the support around $8.80 cattle and calves in the United was down $7.81 at $69.57. through Friday, Jan. 31, March from early December and this States as of Jan. 1, 2020 at 94.4 Cattle slaughter for the week corn was down $.06, May was fall. The contract low from last million head, slightly below estimated at 637,000 head, down down $.06¼, March soybeans May is down at $8.41½ with the 94.8 million head on Jan. 1, 10,000 from the week previous were down $.29½, May was resistance up at $9.03. March 2019. but up 44,000 from last year. down $.29, March KC wheat KC wheat breaking through the All cows and heifers that Hog slaughter for the week esti- was down $.20½, July was higher trendline that starting in have calved, at 40.7 million mated at 2,703,000 head, down down $.20¾, March Chicago December but still showing a head, were 1 percent below the 17,000 compared to the week wheat was down $.19¾, July higher trend going back to early 41 million head on Jan. 1, 2019. previous but up 331,000 com- was down $.20½, March soy- September with support tested Beef cows, at 31.3 million head, pared to a year ago. bean meal was down $7.30 per early Monday at $4.58 and re- were down 1 percent from a Cattle futures opened the ton and May was down $6.20 sistance up at $4.90. year ago. week on a higher note after trad- per ton. March Chicago wheat is also Milk cows, at 9.33 million ing mixed for the most of the Chinese commodities markets holding the higher trend from head, were down slightly from day. Lean hog futures were also opened sharply lower, some hit- that started last September with the previous year. Beef replace- mostly higher, except the nearby ting limit lower, after the week- support at $5.45 and resistance ment heifers, at 5.77 million February contract, which dipped long Lunar New Year holiday. at $5.76½. March soybean meal head, were down 2 percent down for a new contract low at Early week updates on corona- into a new contract low Monday from a year ago. The 2019 calf $54.67. Support next down at virus has more than 17,000 in- at $287.10, the spot low from crop in the United States was $$52.75 and $52.25, the spot fected in two dozen countries, 2019 down at $280.70, with re- estimated at 36.1 million head, lows from last year with resis- only 11 so far in the U.S. with sistance at $300. down 1 percent from last year’s tance at $67. at least 362 dead in China and calf crop. February live cattle hit a new one confirmation of the first National Feeder and three-month low Monday at death outside of China in the Stocker Cattle Summary $120.72 with support next down Philippines over the weekend. Week ending Jan. 31, 2020 around $119 and resistance up at The World Health Organization Compared to last week, steers $125. March feeders hit a new has declared it an international COUPON and heifers sold mostly $2 to $5 four-month low at $133.65 with emergency. lower, with instances as much support next at $130 and resis- Export inspections for the $ $ as $10 lower. There was some tance up at $138.80 then $143. week ending Jan. 30 continue hesitation among buyers this Livestock Futures Settle- to impress for soybeans while week, as the CME futures had ments disappointing for the others. Present Lunch This or Coupon! 10% OFF Dinner! Mayetta Christian North Topeka Restaurant with Family Focus! 4731 N.W. Hunters Ridge Circle, Topeka By Joyce Cochren to “rise and shine or rise and tified by a number, but you are 785-730-3414 Felix DelToro gave the call whine.” He focuses on shining in this verse. He cares for you. $ 11 a.m. to midnight Sun. through Tues. • 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Wed. through Sat.$ to worship and announcements and being thankful. We often face worries about as services began at Mayetta Praises were for good lab finances, family, jobs, health Christian Church on Feb. 2. reports, new grandbabies, sun- and world conditions, but we Proverbs 3:5-10 was the con- shine and warmth giving a are told to cast all anxieties on gregational reading. break from winter weather and Him. Jesus is also in this verse. In honor of the Kansas City the church family sharing music He lived as one of us and can Call The Chiefs playing in the Super and laughter with the residents understand what we go through Bowl, the congregation watched at Medicalodges this past week. in dealing with anger, disap- a video, “Mascot On A Mis- There is really no end to the pointment, loss and pain so we sion.’’ Dan Meers has served as things we can praise God for as can cast all our cares on Him. Experts! KC Wolf for 30 years. He says we look at the blessings we have The communion meditation he is passionate about three in this country and the wonder- was given by Felix, Tom Stiers, things: his faith, his family and ful creation we enjoy each day. Larry McLaren, Tim Dillner and using his life to make a positive The invocation was given Ruan Da Silva passed the em- Appliances Automotive Construction/Excavating impact in this world. by Pastor Coleman. Hymns of blems. The offering was taken Dan was severely injured praise and worship were “Holy up by Cooper and Eli Slocum, when practicing a bungee jump Spirit You Are Welcome Here” Danika Decker and Callie Cole- RON KIRK’S went bad, and he fell 70 feet, and “Peace In The Valley.” man. Jayhawk TV taking out two stadium seats. “Life’s Anxieties” was the “I Need Thee Every Hour” BODY SHOP Kyle Construction He spent months recovering and morning message based on I was the hymn of invitation. & Appliances wrote a book called “Wolves Peter 5:4-9. Verse seven is often After prayer, the congregation New Construction; Remodeling; Kitchens; Can’t Fly.” Still serving as the quoted, “Cast all your anxieties closed the service by singing We sell the best mascot, but still dealing with on Him because He cares for “The Way” by Pat Barrett. Baths; Painting; Tile work; Electric; Plumbing; the pain, he has decided he can you.” So much of the world is and service the rest! Auto Glass wake up each morning deciding impersonal. We are mostly iden- Chief Frame Machine Decks; Doors & Windows; Landscaping FREE Computerized Estimates Senior Center meals Complete Auto Body & Painting FREE ESTIMATES/Insured 501 Vermont • Holton, KS • 364-2931 1-785-364-3606 • Holton, KS RPubliceservations Notice for Jackson Reservations and cancella- rine. Countians 60 years and older tions may be made through the Wednesday, Feb. 12: Veg- 435 New York OPEN SUNDAYS and their spouses wishing to Senior Citizens Office or by etable beef stew, cottage cheese Holton, KS 66436 LaVerne Clark Construction eat lunches under the Title III-C calling (785) 364-3571. with peppers and tomatoes, car- 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. - Soil Conservation Contractor - Menus listed for the week of rot-pineapple salad and crack- (785) 364-2241 Nutrition program may be made [email protected] Any and all types of dirt work. daily Monday through Friday. Monday, Feb. 10 through Fri- ers. Open Seven Days A Week (785) 640-2222 day, Feb. 14 are as follows: Thursday, Feb. 13: Oven fried Reservations are to be made Mon. - Sat. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. (785) 231-8942 through the Jackson County Monday, Feb. 10: Berry good chicken, mashed potatoes, green Bruce Shaw Senior Citizens Office on a first chicken, baked potato, Malibu beans, fruit cup and bread and Owner Holton Auto Parts come, first serve basis. Same day vegetables, mandarin oranges, margarine. Public Noticebar cookie and bread and mar- Friday, Feb. 14: Beef enchi- 410 Penn., Holton, KS Chris reservations will be accepted (East side of Square) from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. only if res- garine. lada, Mexican rice, lettuce salad Gross ervations are not filled the pre- Tuesday, Feb. 11: Salisbury and strawberries and bananas. Attorney Construction vious day. Cancellations must steak, Italian vegetables, fruit 364-3136 Farm and Residential Buildings crisp and hot roll and marga- Barn Maintenance and Restoration be made by 9:30 a.m. same day. Chris Gross, Owner 12423 Memory Lane Christopher T. Etzel (785) 364-5600 Holton, KS 66436 General Practice Attorney At Law Electrical Public Notice Specializing in juvenile criminal, traffic, will and probate law Montgomery Electric Haug (First published in The Holton 301 Leonard, P.O. Box 23 City will proceed to abate the Onaga, KS 66521 • Breaker Box Upgrades • Residential Recorder, Holton, Kan., on Owner: Elizabeth Gaona same at the expense of the 785-889-4192 • Fax 785-889-4181 or Commercial • New Construction Construction Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2020.) 6815 Autumn Ridge Drive owner of the property. • Service Calls • Electrical Maintenance Unit 1, Fort Collins, Colorado 15+ Years Experience! Inc. CITY OF HOLTON 80525 A copy of this resolution 17250 214th Rd. shall be sent the last known Belveal Law Office, Inc. Locally owned • 785-215-2829 • Basement RESOLUTION NO. AND WHEREAS, the City address of the property own- Jason Belveal Excavation Public20-R002 Noticeof Holton has sent certified er by certified mail, return re- Attorney-at-Law • Dump Truck Service letters on August 8, 2019 ceipt requested. Family Law • Divorce • Traffic Computers BE IT RESOLVED, BY as per Holton City Code 8- Child Support • Criminal Defense • Pond Work THE GOVERNING BODY 206 requesting the nuisance ADOPTED AND AP- OF THE CITY OF HOLTON, abated or a hearing sched- PROVED by the Governing Computer Service • Waterline & Alexandria Belveal “We make Service calls” KANSAS: uled within 10 days of the no- Body of the City of Holton, Sewer Installation rd Attorney-at-Law tice. The nuisance remains Kansas this 3 day of Febru- Wills • Trusts • Probate The Computer Doctors • Sewer Cam WHEREAS, the City of and no hearing has been ary, 2020. Adoption • Criminal Law 364-9300 • 907 W. 4th St., Holton Holton has identified a viola- scheduled with the govern- • Fill Sand, Rock, 111 W. 4th Street, P.O. Box 366 Hours: M-F 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Sat. 8 a.m. - noon tionPublic of Ordinance 06-012Notice ex- ing body. /s/ Robert W. Dieckmann Email: [email protected] Black Dirt, Clay, ists, to wit: Robert W. Dieckmann, Holton, KS • 785-364-0158 AND WHEREAS, the prop- Mayor Road Rock Hauled Ongoing violation of envi- erty owner has not removed Masonry ronmental code at: 607 New the violations from the prop- ATTEST: Plumbing Jersey Avenue, Holton, Kan- erty and should be abated. 364-3375 sas 66436 /s/ Teresa Riley Steve & John Haug IT IS THEREFORE RE- Teresa Riley, LegalPublic Description: Notice S10 SOLVED that in the event City Clerk Bell Plumbing, Inc. 13136 222nd Rd., LOT 75 & N50 LOT 73 NEW the furniture, trash, and other Plumbing & Water Conditioning New Construction & Repairs Holton, KS 66436 Trent Andler JERSEY AVE SECTION blighted conditions are not [SEAL] 785-383-1882 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE removed or otherwise abate 364-4434 [email protected] 15E, City of Holton, Jackson the nuisance on or before the WL10t2 Holton, Kansas www.CapitolViewMasonry.com 785-364-3141 County, Kansas 14th of February, 2020, the ______HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5, 2020, PAGE 9 AGRICULTURE NEWS School breakfasts, lunches General sign up for CRP available through Feb. 28 Jackson Heights Tuesday, Feb. 11: Breakfast milk. Monday, Feb. 10: Breakfast – Pancake on a stick or cereal, Thursday, Feb. 13: Break- The U.S. Department of Ag- (known as “covers”), which can ally tilled cropland by 95 and 85 – Pumpkin muffin, yogurt, choice of fruit and/or juice fast – Bis- riculture (USDA) is remind- control soil erosion, improve percent respectively. fruit, juice and milk; Lunch and milk; Lunch – Chicken cuit and gra- ing agricultural producers in- water quality and develop wild- • Sequestering an annual aver- – Chicken crispito, tortilla wrap or crispito, Spanish rice, vy, fruit and terested in the Conservation life habitat on marginally pro- age of 49 million tons of green- chips, baby salad, cookie (9-12), fresh milk; Lunch Reserve Program (CRP) 2020 ductive agricultural lands. house gases, equal to taking 9 c a r r o t s , fruit and milk. – Corn general signup to enroll by Feb. CRP has 22 million acres million cars off the road. r e f r i e d Wednesday, Feb. 12: Break- dog, potato 28, 2020. enrolled, but the 2018 Farm • Creating more than 3 million beans, fruit fast – Cinnamon roll or cere- w e d g e s , This signup is available to Bill lifted the cap to 27 million acres of restored wetlands while and milk. al, choice of fruit and/or juice baked beans, farmers and private landowners acres. protecting more than 175,000 T u e s - and milk; Lunch – Pasta and salad, fruit who are either enrolling for the Signed into law in 1985, CRP stream miles with riparian forest day, Feb. meat sauce with roll or ham- and milk. first time or re-enrolling for an- is one of the largest private- and grass buffers, enough to go 11: Break- burger, salad, green beans, Friday, Feb. 14: Breakfast other 10- to 15-year term. lands conservation programs around the world 7 times. fast – Pan- fresh fruit and milk. – Breakfast pizza, fruit and “This is the first opportunity in the U.S. It was originally in- • Benefiting bees and other c a k e s , T h u r s d a y, milk; Lunch – Chili, corn, for general sign up since 2016, tended to primarily control soil pollinators and increased pop- sausage patty, fruit, juice and Feb. 13: Break- carrots and celery, cinnamon and we want producers and pri- erosion and potentially stabilize ulations of ducks, pheasants, milk; Lunch – Baked chicken fast – Sausage roll, fruit and milk. vate landowners to know that commodity prices by taking turkey, bobwhite quail, prairie drumstick, mashed potatoes and cheese Prairie Hills we have just one month remain- marginal lands out of produc- chickens, grasshopper sparrows with gravy, peas, whole-wheat biscuit or ce- Monday, Feb. 10: Break- ing,” FSA Administrator Rich- tion. The program has evolved and many other birds. roll (9-12), lettuce salad, fruit real, choice fast – Cereal or cinnamon ard Fordyce said. “It is critical over the years, providing many The CRP continuous signup and milk. of fruit and/or pastries; Lunch – Stuffed that they make their final -de conservation and economic is ongoing, which enables pro- Wednesday, Feb. 12: juice and milk; crust pepperoni pizza, carrot benefits. ducers to enroll for certain prac- terminations and submit offers th Breakfast – Breakfast pizza, Lunch – Taco crunchers, green beans, rosy very soon to take advantage of Marking its 35 anniversary tices. FSA plans to open the Soil fruit, juice and milk; Lunch salad, chips applesauce, 100 percent fruit this popular conservation pro- in 2020, CRP has had many suc- Health and Income Protection – Mini meatball sub, tossed and salsa or corn dog, pepper juice and milk. gram.” cesses, including: Program, a CRP pilot program, salad, sliced tomato, ranch strips, salad, beans, cinnamon Tuesday, Feb. 11: Breakfast Farmers and ranchers who en- • Preventing more than 9 bil- in early 2020, and the 2020 CRP fries, fruit and milk. puff (6-12), fresh fruit and – Biscuits and gravy; Lunch roll in CRP receive yearly rental lion tons of soil from eroding, Grasslands signup runs from Thursday, Feb. 13: Break- milk. – Salisbury steak, mashed po- payments for voluntarily es- enough soil to fill 600 million March 16 to May 15. fast – Pancake on a stick, fruit, Friday, Feb. 14: Breakfast tatoes and gravy, peas, sliced tablishing long-term, resource- dump trucks. To enroll in CRP, contact your juice and milk; Lunch – Taco – Biscuit and gravy or cereal, pears, whole-grain roll and conserving plant species, such • Reducing nitrogen and phos- local FSA county office. burger on a bun, hash brown choice of fruit and/or juice milk. as approved grasses or trees phorous runoff relative to annu- rounds, tossed salad, fruit and and milk; Lunch – Chicken Wednesday, Feb. 12: milk. and noodles with roll or tur- Breakfast – Syrup Day; Little’s Accounting F r i d a y, key sub, mashed potatoes, Lunch – Whole-grain pop- Feb. 14: carrots, fresh fruit and milk. corn chicken and soft pretzel PBP Elder Center Menu & Tax LLC Breakfast – Royal Valley with cheese sauce, carrot and Biscuit with Monday, Feb. 10: Breakfast celery crunchers, corn, man- PUBLIC eals at the Prairie Band ey garlic chicken with veg- s a u s a g e – French toast sticks, fruit and darin oranges and milk. M ACCOUNTANTS gravy, fruit, milk; Lunch – Turkey and Thursday, Feb. 13: Break- Potawatomi Elder Center are etables, rice, roll and fruit. juice and cheese sandwich, tater tots, fast – Sausage or egg biscuit served from 11:30 a.m. to Thursday, Feb. 13: Salis- RONALD LITTLE milk; Lunch broccoli and carrots, fruit and sandwich; Lunch – Chicken 12:30 p.m., Monday through bury steak, mashed potatoes, ANGE LITTLE – Country milk. fajitas, refried beans, cel- Friday. The menu is subject corn, roll and fruit. steak, mashed potatoes and Tuesday, Feb. 11: Breakfast ery and cucumbers, banana, to change. Friday, Feb. 14: Salmon (785) 857-3556 gravy, corn, biscuit (9-12), – Muffin and yogurt, fruit and whole-grain cinnamon puff The center is open 7 a.m. patties, sugar snap peas, 900 3rd St. lettuce salad, fruit and milk. milk; Lunch – Teriyaki chick- and milk. to 4 p.m. Monday through coleslaw and fruit. Centralia, KS 66415 Holton en, egg roll, rice, steamed Friday, Feb. 14: Breakfast Friday. Monday, Feb. 10: Breakfast vegetables, fruit and milk. – Cereal or cinnamon pas- – Breakfast pizza or cereal, Wednesday, Feb. 12: Break- tries; Lunch – Homemade Enrolled tribal members choice of fruit and/or juice fast – Star spangled pancakes, lasagna, spinach garden sal- age 50 and older may eat for and milk; Lunch – Pig in a sausage patty, fruit and milk; ad, steamed broccoli, fresh free. Non-member seniors or blanket or turkey fritter, pota- LunchPublic – Country Notice fried steak, grapes and kiwi, whole-grain non-seniors will be charged Topeka toes and gravy, broccoli cas- mashed potatoes with gravy, royal brownie and milk. a fee for meals. serole, fresh fruit and milk. green beans, roll, fruit and Reservations are required if you are in a large group. The Income Tax Service center is located on K Road, about one-half mile south of 213 SW 6th • Topeka, Kansas 66603 158th Road. For more infor- 785-233-9404 • 785-234-3191 Circleville mation about the program, Christian call (785) 966-8091. Fax # 233-7126 Public Notice Menus listed for the week Larry Stuewe • Gerald Block Church (First published in The Holton OF HOLTON, JACKSON of Monday, Feb. 10 through Recorder, Holton, Kan., on COUNTY, KANSAS, com- Friday, Feb. 14 are as fol- By Jeannie Arnold Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2020.) monly known as 1005 W 6th lows: Mark Fenton served as greet- St, Holton, KS 66436 (the Monday, Feb. 10: Hot dog, er at the door for the cowboy/ IN THE DISTRICT COURT “Property”) crinkle cut fries, fried cab- traditional service at Circlev- OF JACKSON COUNTY, bage and fruit. ille Christian Church on Feb. 2. KANSAS to satisfy the judgment in Tuesday, Feb. 11: Brown Brandon Winters gave the wel- PublicCIVIL DEPARTMENT Noticethe above-entitled case. The bag special. come and announcements and sale is to be made without Wednesday, Feb. 12: Hon- the opening prayer. U.S. Bank National appraisement and subject Music was provided by the Association to the redemption period as praise team of Johnny Lynch, provided by law, and further Max Lierz, Garrett Will, Paul Plaintiff, subject to the approval of the and Sue Davault and Kay Hal- Court. For more information, YOU NAME IT! lauer. Their opening song was vs. visit www.Southlaw.com HANDYMAN • NO JOB TOO SMALL “Shouting On The Hills Of Glo- Public Notice HOME REPAIR & BLDG. MAINTENANCE ry.” “Blessed Assurance” was Dillon Frederick, et. al. Tim Morse, Sheriff BUCKET TRUCK FOR HIRE the prayer hymn before Paul Jackson County, Kansas Terry Fox • (785) 966-2628 Davault gave the prayer for con- Defendants. cerns and praises. Prepared By: The communion hymn was Case No. 2019-CV-000043 SouthLaw, P.C. “Oh, How He Loves You And Court Number: Mark Mellor (KS #10255) THANKS FOR Me.” Paul Davault gave the Pursuant to K.S.A. 245 N. Waco, Suite 410 SUBSCRIBING TO communion meditation with Chapter 60 Wichita, KS 67202 scripture from the book of Luke Public Notice(316) 684-7733 THE HOLTON about the Last Supper. Com- NOTICE OF SALE (316) 684-7766 (Fax) RECORDER! munion servers were Donald Under and by virtue of an Attorneys for Plaintiff Askren, Allan Simmons, Justin Order of Sale issued to me (222505) Moore and John Ray. by the Clerk of the District The prayer for the offering Court of Jackson County, WL10t3 was given by Ron Parrett. Kay Kansas, the undersigned Hallauer provided the lovely pi- Sheriff of Jackson County, ano music by playing “Lamb of Kansas,Public will offer Notice for sale Call The God/Jesus Paid It All” as com- at public auction and sell to munion was served and “Jesus the highest bidder for cash Is The Sweetest Name I Know” in hand, at the Front Door as the offering was received. of the Courthouse at Holton, Experts! Luke Schreiber brought the Jackson County, Kansas, on morning sermon using text from March 2, 2020, at 9:00 AM, the 23rd Psalm. He brought out thePublic following realNotice estate: the point that Psalms are songs, Heating & Cooling Tax & Accounting hymns and praises and there are LOTS NO. 32 AND 34 ON IDAHO AVENUE, PARK things that we can learn from Harshaw Accounting them. The 23rd Psalm in par- ADDITION TO THE CITY PAUL HEINEN & ticular is a Psalm with familiar & Tax Service, LLC words, often heard at funerals Tax Prep & Planning: Personal - ASSOCIATES, INC. with words that are comforting Heating & Cooling Business - Farm - Corporate - and inspiring. Holton Leesa M. Harshaw Accounting and Tax Service rd Public Notice 785-364-4700 MBA, PA, EA, ECS, ABA, ATP Luke went through the 23 111 S. Topeka, Holton, KS • (785) 364-2387 Paul J. Heinen Psalm line by line and brought Fax: (785) 364-4688 “Service is our first thought” out how the Lord is our shep- (First published in The Holton Jackson County Conserva- [email protected] herd. We can find contentment Recorder, Holton, Kan., on tion District shall make full Clergy - Eldercare - Retirement. no matter the circumstances. Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2020.) and due report of their activi- Don Ash & Son Bookkeeping & Payroll Services. VALLEY FALLS We should follow the path God ties and financial affairs since Heating & Cooling Mon. - Fri.: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. gave to us. God is our defender, Appendix 4-B: Notice of the last annual meeting. • Carrier • Lennox Sat.: 8 a.m. - noon The Holton Recorder has lookingcoverage out for us andof leadingall your Annual local Meeting sports (for the teams!TWO: Financial Planning Phone: 945-3245 us. His goodness and mercy will election of two The supervisors shall con- 785-364-2417 By appointment only follow us all the days of our life. Publicsupervisors) Noticeduct an election by secret The service closed by singing ballot of qualified electors “I’ll Fly Away.” Let us know!NOTICE OF ANNUAL there present, of two super- Meat Processing News Tip? Call 364-3141.On Feb. 9, there willSend be your one baby’s name,MEETING birth date OFTHANKS THE FOR READINGvisors to serve for a term of Storage service at 10 a.m. andwith place, Sunday weight andJACKSON height, and COUNTY three years from date of said Shannon L. Wright school at 9 a.m. Anames light of lunch parents, siblingsCONSERVATION and grand- THE HOLTONmeeting. Holton Meat Processing will be provided afterparents. the church A photo will be publishedDISTRICT Financial Advisor for a fee. Bring the news into the RECORDER! 701 N. Arizona Ave. Self Storage service and the annual business The term of Henry Hill and Holton, KS www.holtonrecorder.com office at 109 West Fourth Street in Member SIPC Security Lighting & Fence meeting will follow the lunch. 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(785) 986-6137 your hometown newspaper...school at 9 a.m. call 364-3141; or e-mailhereby the given news tothat pursuant to 785-364-4662 Feb. 23 is the [email protected] night out K.S.A. 2-1907, as amended, By /s/ Jarrod Bowser www.edwardjones.com at 6 p.m. at the church.Please The include cost nameon and the telephone 12th day of February, Chairperson Carpet Cleaning TEMPERATURE THE HOLTON RECORDER!of the meal is $10.50.number Be sure with tonews. 2020, at 6:00 p.m., an an- reserve you place by signing up nual meeting of the JacksonJANUARY Jackson County Controlled Mini-Storage by Feb. 16. CountyPublic Conservation Notice District Conservation District Insurance will be held at the FirstSUBSCRIPTIONS United For your valuables that are Methodist Church,ARE 1401 NOW W PAYABLEAttest unable to resist heat & cold. th 4 Street, Holton, KS 66436. /s/ Brian Boeckman Air Duct Cleaning Just S. of Holton on Old 75 Hwy. 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PublicONE: Notice 785-364-3141 785-220-3407 www.holtonrecorder.net is available for sale at The supervisors of MARCH the the following locations- SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW PAYABLE Recorder Office APRIL Casey’s General Store SUBSCRIPTIONS Holton Country Mart ARE NOW PAYABLE Ron’s IGA MAY C&D Food Mart, Whiting SUBSCRIPTIONS Indian Country Mini-Mart ARE NOW PAYABLE Kathy’s General Store JUNE Homeplace Cafe, SUBSCRIPTIONS Circleville ARE NOW PAYABLE Melba’s Diner, Mayetta JULY Calderwood’s, Hoyt SUBSCRIPTIONS PBP Nation Station ARE NOW PAYABLE Jump Start, Holton AUGUST Fast Trax SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW PAYABLE S&A’s Downtown Cafe Holton Wal-Mart SEPTEMBER SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW PAYABLE OCTOBER SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW PAYABLE NOVEMBER SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW PAYABLE DECEMBER SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW PAYABLE ______HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5, 2020, PAGE 10 Corn yield winners named for Kansas Mayetta Methodist Kansas growers who entered Dryland: Jason Edwards, Lo- enworth County; Yield: 281 the Kansas Corn Yield Contest gan County; Yield: 162 bu./acre; bu./acre; Hybrid: DeKalb 6674 overcame challenging planting Hybrid: AgriGold 6499STX RIB SS By Shirley Stauffer that the Holy Spirit worked and growing conditions to pro- Southwest District 3 Second place: Ryan Holthaus, Church services at Mayetta through all believers. Services duce high yields in 2019, it was Irrigated: Tyler Hands, Brown County; Yield: 217.17 United Methodist Church on the closed with the circle of friend- reported. Finney County; Yield: 303.8175 bu./acre; Hybrid: Mycogen fourth Sunday after the Epipha- ship. Southwest Kansas grower bu./acre; Hybrid: Pioneer MY12G35 ny, Feb. 2, began in a nice warm The birthday song was sung Tyler Hands, Finney County, P1828AM Third place: Cliff Swart, sanctuary by Pastor Howard to Kathy Norris’ son, Brian, and entered the top irrigated yield North Central District 4 Nemaha County; Yield: 212 bu./ reading from Psalms 122, fol- to the granddaughters of Bud in the contest at 304 bushels per Dryland: Lee Pifer, Washing- acre; Hybrid: Pioneer 1366 lowed by prayer. and Shirley Stauffer, Kenley acre with Pioneer P1828AM. ton County; Yield: 197.5017 East Central District 8 Announcements made were Carpenter and Ellie Klepees. Northeast Kansas grower bu./acre; Hybrid: Pioneer Dryland: Glenn Caldwell, An- that the furnace had been re- On Saturday afternoon, Karen Alex Noll, Leavenworth Coun- P1244AM derson County; Yield: 132.08 paired and that board meeting Burns was delighted to have a ty, entered the top dryland yield Irrigated: Todd Cyr, Cloud bu./acre; Hybrid: DeKalb 52-61 has been rescheduled for 11:45 visit from her grandson, Cordell at 281 bushels per acre with County; Yield: 272.6653 RIB a.m. on Feb. 23 (the meeting will Neely, of Wichita. They shared DeKalb 6674 RIB SS. bu./acre; Hybrid: Pioneer Southeast District 9 follow a potluck luncheon). lunch and watched a K-State The contest offers awards P1828AM Dryland: Shawn Geffert, Al- It was reported that David basketball game. to dryland and irrigated win- Central District 5 len County; Yield: 168.42 bu./ Oakley had fallen while clean- The Millers enjoyed watching ners in 10 districts, along with Dryland: Neal Galle, McPher- acre; Hybrid: Pioneer P1151 ing up tree branches in the yard the Royal Valley Middle School one statewide dryland and one son County; Yield: 157.93 bu./ AM and that Stan White’s mother Panthers basketball team play at statewide irrigated winner. The acre; Hybrid: AgriGold 6619 North Northeast District 10 has been moved to Lexington the Silver Lake tournament on winners were recognized at the Irrigated: John Bergkamp, Dryland Category Paula Taylor Park. Prayers for their comfort Saturday. 2020 Kansas Corn Symposium McPherson County; Yield: First place: Robert Henry, and healing. On Friday, Jan. 24, Lisa and on Jan. 23. 288.22 bu./acre; Hybrid: Agri- Brown County; Yield: 245.67 Cody Smith was acolyte and Kevin Smith and Mary Ander- The Kansas Corn Yield Con- Gold 6544VT2 bu./acre; Hybrid: Pioneer Named Caliber Miller rang the bell. son went to Friends Univer- test was created to recognize South Central District 6 P1563M The call to worship came from sity Duals to watch the dance high-yielding Kansas corn Dryland: Aaron Pauly, Sedg- Second place: Traci Noll, chairwoman Psalm 119:2-3, 7-8. and cheer competition. Mary’s farmers and gain information to wick County; Yield: 201.8035 Doniphan County; Yield: 241.8 Hymns sung were “God Will grandson, Karsen Smith, is a improve practices and increase bu./acre; Hybrid: Pioneer bu./acre; Hybrid: DeKalb 66-75 Take Care Of You,” “Spirit member of the cheer team from efficiency for greater sustain- 1847AML Third place: Doug Arm- of board of Song” and “Spirit Of The Liv- Kansas Wesleyan University. ability and profitability. Shar- Irrigated: Tony Spexarth, strong, Atchison County; Yield: ing God.” For the special, Pas- They finished in second place. ing the data collected among Sedgwick County; Yield: 236.9783 bu./acre; Hybrid: directors for tor Howard read about the per- Oklahoma City University team, Kansas farmers benchmarks the 251.2047 bu./acre; Hybrid: AgriGold A6499 son who wrote the hymn “Grace returning national champions, corn yields and provides infor- AgriGold 6544VT2RIB Irrigated Category DSB Greater Than Our Sin” by Julia were first place winners. mation for improving manage- Northeast District 7 First place: James Mueller, Johnson. The congregation then On Jan. 31, they went to ment practices. Dryland Category Brown County; Yield: 260.8756 Paula Taylor has been named sang the hymn. Bethel College at Newton to Below is a list of the yield First place: Alex Noll, Leav- bu./acre chairwoman of the board of di- Bud Stauffer and Dale Ren- watch the competition. There contest first-place winners and rectors of Denison State Bank fro took up the offering. Karen were 13 schools and the KWU the county where their winning in Holton, following the No- Burns read the living word of cheer team finished in fourth field was grown. vember death of her father, Jim God from Acts 10:14. Mary An- place overall. Their dance team Overall State Dryland Hoyt Rural Fire Dept. #3 Birkbeck, in that same role. derson assisted Pastor Howard also finished fourth. And Irrigated Winners Taylor was serving as vice with serving of Communion. On Sat., Feb. 1, they went to Dryland: Alex Noll, Leaven- chair of the board for the past The word of God came from Salina to watch the KWU in- worth County; Yield: 281 bu./ two years. Birkbeck served as Acts 8:14-17, and the message vitational matches. The cheer acre; Hybrid: DeKalb 6674 RIB PANCAKE FEED chairman of the bank board on Sunday was “Caught Up In team placed second behind SS for 42 years, along with being The Spirit.” When Peter and Bethel College. The dance team Irrigated: Tyler Hands, th John saw the Lord working in finished in first place. Saturday, Feb. 8 • 7 a.m. - 11 a.m. bank president and majority Finney County; Yield: 303.8175 th owner since 1976. these people, they were assured bu./acre; Hybrid: Pioneer Hoyt Fire Station • 202 E. 4 St. “Jim’s strong leadership and P1828AM principles helped build a safe, Northwest District 1 sound and solvent bank,” Tay- Dryland: Leo Zodrow, De- Meadowlark offering board catur County; Yield: 156.3544 Pancakes lor said. “The Birkbeck family Free-Will Donation and DSB management team bu./acre; Hybrid: Pioneer Biscuits & Gravy plan to continue Jim’s legacy leadership mini-series P0805AM Irrigated: Jason Geising- Scrambled Eggs by committing to those same Funds will be used values that built this bank: sion the duties and responsibili- er, Sheridan County; Yield: Sausage The Meadowlark Extension 252.8021 bu./acre; Hybrid: Pio- to purchase new hard work, fiscal responsibil- District is hosting its first online ties of non-profit board mem- $PòFFt+VJDF bers and how to organize and neer P1366AM equipment ity, and most importantly, tak- three-session board leadership West Central District 2 ing care of our customers.” mini-series this winter, it has lead productive meetings. Taylor has been on the been reported. The final session of this three- bank’s board of directors since Designed to provide basic part mini-series will be held 1998. The other directors are training for members of com- March 10 discussing how to Pat Birkbeck, Mike Day, Da- munity-based boards, the series develop a meeting agenda and vid Spencer, Dean Tuley and was recently redesigned and will basic parliamentary procedure. 105 N. Hwy 99 Russ Riederer. The directors now be offered in four blocks of All sessions will be offered at no cost and live via Zoom Westmoreland, KS 66549 meet monthly to guide and related lessons. Informed and committed Conferencing or conference govern the bank. call from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Taylor also serves as sec- board members are the key to healthy, effective boards and with a recorded link available retary/treasurer of the bank’s after the lesson is offered. holding company, Denison committees in our Kansas com- Formerly known as Westy Community Care Home munities. Whether you are a Registration is due by the Bancshares Inc. She was em- member of a church board, a close of business on Feb. 18. Same great company and service since 1975! ployed as a full-time DSB township board, a United Way To register, visit https://tinyurl. staff member and officer from agency board, or a rural water com/bdleader or contact David 1993-2000. She has worked board, this training is appropri- Key at the Meadowlark Exten- part-time at the bank since ate for you. sion District office in Seneca at 2001. The first session of the new (785) 336-2184 or by email at Her first job at the bank start- format will kick-off on Feb. 25 [email protected]. ed at age 10 helping her father with an introduction to the les- on Saturday mornings. She sons offered in the redesigned is a graduate of Holton High format followed by a session Long-Term Care Assisted Living School and has a bachelor’s on how organized groups func- • Medicare & Medicaid Certified • Long-Term Care • 3 Meals Per Day • Laundry Services degree from The University of tion and what is your role when • Adult Day Care • Memory Care/Alzheimer’s Unit • Weekly Housekeeping • Walk-In Closets Kansas. She and her husband, asked to serve. • Inpatient/Outpatient Therapy • Respite Care • Additional Accommodations Available Matt, live in Holton and have The second session will be • Home Meal Delivery Services • Life Enhancing Activities • Competitive Rates two sons and one daughter. held on March 3 offering a ses- Contact Deanne Smith, Administrator, for more details • 785-457-2801
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Public Notice (First published in The Holton the undersigned Sheriff of CORDED PLAT THEREOF, Recorder, Holton, Kan., on Jackson County, Kansas, will commonly known as 901 Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2020.) offer for sale at public auction Pennsylvania Ave, Holton, and sell to the highest bidder KS 66436 (the “Property”) IN THE DISTRICT COURT for cash in hand, at the Front OF JACKSON COUNTY, Door of the Courthouse at to satisfy the judgment in KANSAS Holton, Jackson County, the above-entitled case. The PublicCIVIL DEPARTMENT NoticeKansas, on February 24, sale is to be made without 2020, at 9:00 AM, the follow- appraisement and subject Lakeview Loan ing real estate: to the redemption period as Servicing, LLC provided by law, and further COMMENCING 60 FEET subject to the approval of the Plaintiff, NORTH OF THE NORTH- Court. For more information, EAST CORNER OF LOT visit www.Southlaw.com vs. 111 ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE IN THE CITY Tim Morse, Sheriff MatthewPublic J. Schuh, Noticeet al. OF HOLTON, JACK- Jackson County, Kansas SON COUNTY, KANSAS; Defendants. THENCE NORTH 60 FEET, Prepared By: THENCE WEST 187 FEET, SouthLaw, P.C. Case No. 2019-CV-000057 THENCE SOUTH 60 FEET, Mark Mellor (KS #10255) Court Number: THENCE EAST 187 FEET 245 N. Waco, Suite 410 Pursuant to K.S.A. TO THE PLACE OF BE- Wichita, KS 67202 Chapter 60 GINNING, BEING A PART (316) 684-7733 Public NoticeOF THE SOUTHWEST OF (316) 684-7766 (Fax) NOTICE OF SALE THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF Attorneys for Plaintiff SECTION 3, TOWNSHIP 7 (223889) Under and by virtue of an SOUTH, RANGE 15 EAST Order of Sale issued to me by OF THE 6TH P.M. JACK- WL8t3 the Clerk of the District Court SON COUNTY, KANSAS, of Jackson County, Kansas, ACCORDING TO THE RE- HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5, 2020, PAGE 11 Land Transfers
The following land transfers of S18, T8S, R13E of the 6th merly Rita Diepenbrock, to person, to Kyle M. Lemon and have been filed with the -Jack P.M., Jackson County. Rita D. Chapman and Eugene Whitney R. Lemon, 13353 son County Register of Deeds *Trustee’s deed - Dixie L. R. Jones, land in S33, T9S, 190th Rd., Mayetta, also de- Office, located on the second Mannell, sole trustee of the R16E of the 6th P.M., Jackson scribed as land in the northwest floor of the Courthouse. Charles A. Mannell and Dixie County. corner of the northeast quarter *Quit claim deed - Paul Ken- L. Mannell Joint Revocable *General warranty deed - of S3, T8S, R15E of the 6th nedy aka Paul B. Kennedy and Living Trust Agreement, dated Bryan A. Chalfant and Somer P.M., Jackson County. Janet Kennedy aka Janet K. Oct. 18, 2001, to GCOM, LLC, P. Chalfant, husband and wife, *General warranty deed - Kennedy, husband and wife, to Lot 108, except two feet off of to Michael L. Copeland, Lot 76 Ronald Wahweotten and Lave- same as the trustees of the trust the north side thereof and the and the south 15 feet of Lot 78, da L. Wahweotten, a married in their names, dated Sept. 11, north one foot of Lot 106, all on on Kansas Avenue, city of Hol- couple, to Joel A. Harvey, Lot 2019, a tract in the north half Vermont Avenue, city of Hol- ton, Jackson County. 2 in Gooderl’s First Addition of the southeast quarter of S28, ton, Jackson County. *Quit claim deed - Michael to the city of Hoyt, Jackson T7S, R14E; a tract in the west *Joint tenancy quit claim K. Copeland, an unmarried per- County. half of the northwest fractional deed - R. Dean Williams and son, to Michael K. Copeland *Kansas quit claim deed - quarter of S31, T7, R15 con- Carol Williams to Bruce and and Melissa A. Ohmie, as joint Mandy Coleman aka Mandy taining 80 acres more or less Celeste Meininger, a parcel of tenants, Lot 76 and the south 15 Wales, trustee of the revocable with home and improvements; land in Block 26, in the city of feet of Lot 78, on Kansas Av- living trust in her name, dated a tract in S30, T7, R15 contain- Netawaka, Jackson County. enue, city of Holton, Jackson March 25, 2016, to John K. ing 93 acres more or less; a tract *Corporation warranty deed County. Coleman, the west 60 acres of in S36, T7, R13; Lot 94, Kansas - The Jackson County Histori- *Warranty deed - Ira Eugene the northeast quarter of S2, T9, Upcoming tours planned Avenue, city of Holton; a tract cal Society, Inc., by Suzette Ackors, Jr., and Roberta Shawn R16RE commonly referred to Heart of Jackson Humane Collette’s trip insurance is in S28, T7S, R14E containing McCord-Rogers, president, and Ackors aka Roberta Shawn as 00000 X4 Rd., Meriden; the Society’s Dawg Gone Tours is exceptional and allows for full 20 acres more or less; all of Sharon Beaman, secretary, to Reynard, husband and wife, west half of the southeast quar- busy planning trips for 2020. reimbursement if your trip their undivided 1/5th interest in The Jackson County Histori- to Jared Johnson and Lannie ter of S35, T8S, R16E common- Several day trips and a couple must be cancelled, for any a tract in S26, T7, R13; all of cal and Genealogical Society Johnson, as join tenants, 13590 ly referred to as 18910 142nd three-day trips are planned so reason, 24 hours in advance of their undivided 1/2 interest in Kansas, all of Lots 22 and 24 178th Rd., Mayetta, also de- Rd., Denison; a tract of land in far. In addition, we are partner- the airline flight. a tract in S21, T7S, R14E con- and the south half of Lot 26 on scribed as a tract of land in the S35, T8S, R16E commonly re- ing with internationally Collette Tours’ price includes taining 97.5 acres more or less; New York Avenue, in the city northeast quarter of S10, T8S, ferred to as 19012 142nd Rd., acclaimed “Collette Tours” to air travel, a specified number all of their undivided 1/2 inter- of Holton, Jackson County; the R15E of the 6th P.M., Jackson Denison; and a tract in S35, offer three extraordinary travel of meals and administration for est in a tract in S29, T7, R14; all north 20 feet of Lot 18 and all County. T8S, R16E commonly referred experiences for 2020. advertised sites. With a group of their undivided 1/2 interest of Lot 20 on New York Avenue, *Warranty deed - Farrell K. to as 00000 142nd Rd., Deni- Free colorful brochures for of 10 or more leaving one in a tract in S32, T7, R14; all of city of Holton, Jackson County; Snyder, a widow and single son, all in Jackson County. Alaska, Ireland and New York location, Collette will provide their undivided 1/2 interest in a and land in Lot 41, New York City can be mailed to you upon transportation to and from MCI tract in S33, T7, R14; and all of Avenue, city of Holton, Jackson request or picked up at our (Kansas City). With different their undivided 1/2 interest in a County. shelter. Collette Tours will interests and abilities in each tract in S29, T7, R14, all of the *Kansas quit claim deed - make a donation to Heart of tour group, you may sign up 6th P.M., Jackson County. Donna L. Faber, a single per- Jackson for all tours booked for “Optional Activities” or use *Joint tenancy general war- son, to The Donna Lou Faber through Dawg Gone Tours. the time for resting or explor- ranty deed - Daniel Riccomini Irrevocable Grantors Trust, Collette Tours has been ing on your own. and Theresa A. Riccomini, hus- land in the northwest quarter of providing guided tours to If you want to travel and are band and wife, to Matthew Grif- S25, T9S, R14E of the 6th P.M., seven continents, 150 destina- not interested in the described fin and Alissa Griffin, husband Jackson County. tions, for more than 102 years. trips, let us know your desires. and wife, a tract in the northeast *Joint tenancy quit claim They are known for their Any tour we book through corner of the northeast quarter deed - Rita D. Chapman, for- high-quality tours and the Collette Tours, not just the professionalism of their trained three featured, will still benefit tour guides. the dogs. For more informa- Recent arrests reported LYONS RANCH At each destination, a guide tion, contact Connie at (785) meets travelers and stays with 633-9222 or email by Brown County officers them for the entire trip. [email protected] Recent activities reported by sion of drug paraphernalia. 32nd Annual 2020 Collette Tours: the Brown County Sheriff’s Of- Rezabec was additionally fice include: charged with trafficking contra- Aug. 5-15: Alaska Discovery Land & Cruise ($5,719+) n Sheriff’s officers responded band into a correctional facil- ANGUS BULL SALE Sept. 21-30: Shades of Ireland ($3,849+) to a report of a domestic distur- ity. Brown County Sheriff John Nov. 30 - Dec. 4: New York City Holiday ($2,999+) bance in Reserve on Jan. 23. In- D. Merchant reported that Hia- vestigation of the report led to watha police assisted with the Monday, March 2nd Watch for upcoming 2020 tour calendar coming soon! the arrest of Robert Winsea, 54, arrests of Rezabec and Wilson. Horton, on a charge of interfer- Manhattan, KS ence with law enforcement. n Following an investigation Get the word out on Jan. 28, sheriff’s officers ar- 115 18-month old bulls rested Sissy Wilson, 36, Oneida, about activities! on a $1,500 City of Sabetha Sons of Ashland, Bronc, Paycheck, failure to appear warrant and Let us help you get the word Resource and more Brent Rezabec, 35, Oneida, on out about club, church and fam- a $250 City of Hiawatha failure ily activities –– visit The Re- GE-EPDs-Ready to work to appear warrant and charges of corder office at 109 W. Fourth driving while license cancelled, St. in Holton; mail to The Hol- suspended or revoked, ignition ton Recorder, P.O. Box 311, interlock violation, possession Holton, KS 66436; call us at Call 785-499-2944 or of methamphetamine, posses- (785) 364-3141; or e-mail hol- WWW.LYONSRANCH.COM sion of marijuana and posses- [email protected] HOLTON RECORDER,WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5, 2020, PAGE 12 Jackson County
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At YourAt ServiceYour Service Wanted Wanted Employment Employment Employment Employment AAA MICK TREE SERVICE. The Heart of Jackson Humane Kansas Certified Arborist. Aerial Society is seeking donations equipped. Stump Removal. of several items for continued Insured. Free estimates. Holton, operations, as well as more Kan., 785-383-6670. volunteers to walk dogs at the Help Wanted - Line Superintendent shelter. For more information, EASTSIDE STORAGE, call the shelter at 364-5156 or Fourth and Vermont, Holton, stop by the shelter at 414 E. Nemaha-Marshall Electric Cooperative is seeking a Line Superintendent to join our organization headquartered in Axtell, KS. The Line (785)364-3404. Storage Eighth St. in Holton. Superintendent provides safe, reliable and efficient planning and supervision throughout the distribution system owned and operated by compartments for rent. Nemaha-Marshall Electric Cooperative. The Line Superintendent is responsible for the administrative, technical and supervisory work in Business Constance Fox Craig M. Fox Diana Rieschick Roger Hower (785) 851-1310 (785) 305-1636 (785) 364-0267 (785) 364-8272 615 Kansas Ave., Holton 200 Lovejoy St., Circleville 406 Nebraska Ave., Holton 301 Ohio Ave., Holton 700 Wyoming Ave., Holton 23590 T Rd., Holton $65,000 $74,900 $79,900 $126,000 $239,900 $339,000 4 BR, 2 BA 2 BR, 1 BA 2 BR, 1 BA 3 BR, 2 BA 3 BR, 2.5 BA 3 BR, 2 BA Roger Craig M. Craig M. Craig M. Roger Roger Hower Fox Fox Fox Hower Hower #210195 #209891 #210993 #210472 #206912 #208302 Original Hardwood Floors Open Floor Plan 2-Car Garage Spacious Rooms Inground/Private Pool Perfect for Small Livestock/4-H Projects 312 Prospect St., Onaga 121 New York Ave., Holton 521 W. 6th St., Holton 203 W. 1st St., Holton 722 Nebraska Ave., Holton 700 Wyoming Ave., Holton $65,000 $79,000 $124,500 $206,900 $290,000 $389,000 2 BR, 1 BA 2 BR, 1 BA 3 BR, 2 BA 2 BR, 1 BA 3 BR, 2.5 BA 3 BR, 2.5 BA Diana L. Roger Constance Roger Roger Roger Rieschick Hower M. Fox Hower Hower Hower #210724 #209979 #211221 #210461 #207518 #210691 Move-In Ready Well Maintained Main Floor Living Parkview Estates Secluded Backyard 13 Acres M/L אٮגהבٮדזוژيǑ˟ƩƷژىژ°hژOȏǹɋȏȄًژɋǚًגژÞِژưɫǠȽȏȵȽ ژȽɋƌɋƷ-ژƷƌǹ¨ژƌƩɋǠɫƷٮȵȏ¥ژwww.KellermanRealEstate.com äȏɓȵ Sara Fox Team of Realtors - Top 1% of Coldwell Banker agents worldwide RentalRental Property Property Employment Employment OPEN HOME OPEN HOME OPEN HOME NEW ON MARKET! NEW ON MARKET! 2-BEDROOM RENTAL in Denison. No pets/no smokers. (785)935-2305. Sara Fox • (785) 364-0424 ALL ONE LEVEL (no WELDER/ Jackson County Resident Licensed Since 2005 steps) large 2-Bedroom quiet Saturday, Feb. 8 Saturday, Feb. 8 Saturday, Feb. 8 apartment/Holton, 1.5 baths, w/ 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. utilities, gas, water paid, stove, DRILL OPERATOR 3515 SW Glendale Dr., Topeka 6317 SW 43rd Ct., Topeka 21175 P Rd., Holton 4 BR, 4 BA, 2-Car Garage 4 BR, 3.5 BA, Mark Boling - New Build 3 BR, 2 BA, 3 Acres m/l refrigerator, huge covered porch, laundry available. No OPEN HOME OPEN HOME OPEN HOME NEW ON MARKET! smoking or pets. $595/month. (785)341-8198. Triple C / HydraBed, a proud Employee Owned Margie Grace • (785) 305-1686 Company located in Sabetha, KS, who is a major RENTAL Property innovator in agricultural and utility bale bed products for Saturday, Feb. 8 Saturday, Feb. 8 Saturday, Feb. 8 over 35 years currently has position openings for a 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. 1:15 p.m.-3:00 p.m. Management welder and drill operator. 907 Iowa Ave., Holton 833 Ohio Ave., Holton 615 Colorado Ave., Holton Tyler Caudle • (785) 380-6551 3 BR, 1 BA, Open Floor Plan 3 BR, 1 BA, 1-Car Garage 2 BR, 1 BA, Open Floor Plan Let Us Manage Your Our benefits package includes: Property Today! 4-day Work Weeks LAND (optional overtime is available based upon production needs) Q Rd., Hoyt: 31.62 A m/l Sara Fox Team Company Paid Medical & Prescription Drug Coverage • Dental 206th Rd., Holton: 82.32 A m/l Coldwell Banker Annual Profit Sharing • 401(k) Retirement + Company Match ESOP Retirement Plan • Paid Vacation & Holidays Brittany DeBarge • (785) 364-6205 122nd Rd., Hoyt: 39.02 A m/l G & B Property 21411 W4 Rd., Holton 11450 234th Ln., Holton Employee Assistance Program • Life Insurance 4 BR, 3 BA, 4 BR, 2.5 BA, Management 2.66 Acres m/l Beautifully Remodeled INCOME POTENTIAL Brittany Debarge To get more information and to apply, please call 1-800-530-5624 Call your local REALTOR® for all MLS homes and land. More coming soon! (785) 364-6205 or email [email protected] for an application. BUY... MONOFILL WORKERS Kids’ Coloring Activity SELL... The Tire Cutters, Inc. is looking for some responsible TRADE! people to work at our monofill south of Centralia. The job involves lifting & physical work of cutting & baling waste February THE HOLTON tires. Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. RECORDER Contact Donnie at 785-364-0210 or Jeff at 785-851-1569. Classifieds The Tire Cutters, Inc. (785) 364-3141 Centralia, KS Public Notice (First published in The parental rights, appoint a requested in the Motion, Holton Recorder, Holton, permanent custodian, or finding the parents unfit, Kan., on Wednesday, Feb. 5, enter such orders as are and entering an order 2020.) deemed appropriate and just permanently terminating the has been filed. The Court parents’ parental rights. IN THE DISTRICT may find that the parents COURT OF MARSHALL are unfit by reason or An attorney has been COUNTY, KANSAS conduct or condition which appointed as guardian ad renders the parents unable litem for the child: Elizabeth IN THE INTEREST OF: to care properly for a child, Olson, c/o Marshall County the conduct or condition is District Court Clerk, 1201 Name: R.P.S-F unlikely to change in the Broadway, Marysville, KS. Case No. 2017 JC 42 foreseeable future, the You have the right to appear Year of Birth: 2007 parental rights of the parent before the Court and be A male should be terminated, and a heard personally, either permanent custodian should with or without an attorney. And be appointed for the child. The Court will appoint an A hearing on the State’s attorney for any parent who Name: S.E.S-F Motion to Terminate the desires an attorney but is Case No. 2017 JC 45 Parental Rights of the Parents financially unable to hire Year of Birth: 2014 is scheduled for the 21st day one. The Court may order A female of February, 2020, at 9:00 one or both parents to pay a.m. in Courtroom 1 at the child support. An attorney TO: Lacreata Franks, Marshall County Courthouse, has been appointed for (paternal grandmother) of 1201 Broadway, Marysville, you: Attorney for William R.P. S-F (YOB 2007) and Kansas. The Court will Todd Franks, (father), is S.E. S-F (YOB 2014) receive testimony and other Steven A. Kraushaar at Address: 17410 W Road, relevant information with stevekraushaar85@yahoo. Mayetta, KS 66509 regard to the safety and well- com and Attorney for Teresa being of the child named Shopteese, (mother), is NOTICE OF HEARING- above and may enter orders Andrew M. Delaney at Publication regarding custody and [email protected]. Pursuant to case planning necessary K.S.A. 38-2237 to achieve permanency for Date and time of hearing: each child named above, 21st February 2020, at 9:00 You are hereby notified including proposals for living a.m. that a petition has been filed arrangements for the child in this court alleging that and services to be provided Place of hearing: Marshall the children named above the child and the child’s County Courthouse, 1201 Why did the cats get married? are Children in Need of family. The parent(s), and Broadway, Marysville, KS Answer: They were PURR-fect for each other! each for PURR-fect were They Answer: Care and that the State of any other person having 66508 Kansas has filed a Motion legal custody are required to Terminate the Parental to appear before this Court ______Brought to you by these Sponsors: Rights of the Natural on the date and time shown. Clerk/Judge of the Mother and Natural Father Failure to appear before District Court Sonic Drive-In • Holton Family Dentistry • www.holtonrecorder.net and find the parent(s) of the Court at the time shown each child named above will not prevent the Court WL10t2 unfit and to terminate from entering judgment as HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5, 2020, PAGE 14 Catherine Knapp (shown above at left) and her husband, Curtis, of Seneca were the only people to correctly pick the final score, 31-20, to winThe Holton Recorder’s Super Football Pick’em Contest. Catherine called her husband from Holton’s Wal-Mart store last week and wrote down his correct prediction and won a 40-inch screen television. Photo by David Powls n Super Football Pick’em... Continued from Page 1 Thanks to all of the following Hair Affair, Jayhawk TV & Ap- tic, Holton Family Dentistry, business sponsors for participat- pliance, Nelson’s Liquor, Holton Medical Pharmacy, GNBank, ing and helping to provide the Dental, Casey’s-downtown, Gi- Holton Tire, 7-11, Casey’s- prize – China Restaurant, The ant Communications, Netawaka highway, Lee’s Flower and Cockeyed Pig, Holton Dairy Family Fitness Center. Gifts, Holton Wal-Mart, Jhett’s, Queen, Begin Agains, The Prairie Band One-Stop, Holton Cecil K’s and The Holton Re- Farmers State Bank, New York Pizza Hut, Advanced Chiroprac- corder. n City Commission... Continued from Page 1 *Option 1: Add a new stone to favored Option 3, it was reported. resolution listing a violation of the Purple Heart Monument area Campbell indicated he had some environmental code at 607 New at an estimated cost of $4,000. fund-raising ideas in mind for the Jersey Ave. Costs would include setting a overall project. According to the resolution, new stone, moving the bench, At their meeting, the city com- the property owner, Elizabeth adding lighting and adding corner missioners also reviewed four Gaona of Fort Collins, Colo., protection. To add more names, bids to replace the city street de- has until Feb. 14 to clean up the engraver goes to the stone. There partment building roof on Fifth property of furniture, trash and is room for 140 more names. Street but tabled a decision on the other blighted conditions. After *Option 2: Add side stones project. The building currently that date, the city will proceed to to current monument at an esti- has a metal roof. abate the conditions at that ad- mated cost of $4,500. Two new Commissioners said that be- dress at the expense of the prop- stones would be installed and tween now and the next meet- erty owner. corner protection added. To add ing on Tuesday, Feb. 18 (due to In other business, the city com- more names, engraver goes to Presidents’ Day on Monday, Feb. missioners: stone. There is room for 140 more 17), they would further study the *Re-appointed city employee names. bids. Ira Harrison to the city’s Direc- *Option 3: Add a new panel to Meridian Roofing Solutions tor 2 position on the Kansas Mu- the base of the current monument of Topeka bid $21,836 for the nicipal Energy Agency (KMEA) at an estimated cost of $3,500. work while Midwest Coating, Board of Directors for another The project would involve at- Inc. of Topeka bid $23,891.85. two-year term. Harrison is elec- taching the new panel and adding Eaton Roofing and Exteriors of trical production superintendent corner protection. To add more Topeka bid $26,949 and ADS for the city. names, the stone would be taken Distributing, Inc. of Holton bid *Approved claims totaling to the engraver. There is room for $28,687.50. $73,200. 60 more names. At their meeting, the city *Noted the absence of city City commissioners said they commissioners also approved a commissioner Tim Morris.