Vol. 115, No. 35 $1 THETHE NORTONNORTON TTELEGRAMELEGRAM WEBSITE: nwkansas.com 10 PAGES Wednesday Time to head back to school... August 26, 2020 Briefly Time to renew your vehicle tags The deadline for businesses or individuals whose last name begins with “M”, “N” & “O” to renew automobile, light trucks, motorcycles, and motorized bike tags will be August 31, 2020. When renewing your vehicles, remember to include your current proof of insurance for all vehicles. We need to verify the VIN number, policy number and current expiration date. Business hours for renewing tags are Monday 8:00 – 4:30, Tuesday 8:30 – 4:30, then Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday 8:00 – 4:30. The Treasurer’s Office is closed 12:00 – 1:00 for lunch. The Treasurer’s Office now has a Drop Box on the west side of the Courthouse for the convenience of our customers. This box can be used to drop off renewals, plate returns and any other Parents and students put their masks on to attend Eisenhower El- their new classrooms. Featured here is a photo of Mrs. Melvin’s Kin- correspondence. Include your current ementary School Open House last Friday. Students were allowed in dergarten room as the new students check it out. Wishing every contact information with all documents. at certain scheduled times based on the first letter of their last name. student, parent and teacher a safe, healthy and fun filled year. Cross Country Parents brought their student to meet their teachers and check out – Telegram photo by Dana Paxton pictures Thursday The NCHS Cross Country photos will Norton Museum windows upgraded be taken at Prairie Dog Golf Course at 7 p.m. Thursday, August, 27. Then there will be a pre-season Watermelon Run at By LISA HERMAN seum Board to replace and upgrade the require frequent and expensive upkeep. the stories of past generations of Nor- 7:30. [email protected] museum’s original windows. “This investment would drastically ton County. NCCF is proud to support Last week, the Norton County Com- According to details provided by cut future upkeep costs while provid- this project to ensure the longevity of munity Foundation (NCCF) announced the Community Foundation, the Julying significant energy savings because the building and its contents.” in a press release that $5,000.00 had grant funds will be applied to matching the window surface area is such a large The purpose of the Norton County NCHS football been awarded to one Norton County grant funding as well as existing Nor- percentage of the overall building wall Community Foundation is to support nonprofit organization in the July grantton County Museum operating budget area,” said Mike Posson, Executive local charitable activities in Norton photos Saturday cycle. The Foundation indicated these funding to replace and upgrade the Director of Norton City/County Eco- County through endowments made to funds were part of the Dane G. Han- Museum’s 64 windows. The current nomic Development and Norton Coun- the Foundation. The Foundation gives The Norton Bluejay football sen Community Grant Fund, which windows are original to the 82-year ty Historical Society/Museum Board residents an opportunity to invest in scrimmage will take place this Saturday, offers financial support to qualifyingold building, are single pane/energy ef- Member. their community through wills, trusts, Aug. 29 at 9 a.m. At Travis Field. Team and deserving projects and programs ficient, and allow damaging UV rays to Tara Vance, Norton County Commu- life insurance, and gifts. Contributions photos to be taken at 8 a.m. in northwest Kansas. In the month of enter the building and cause negative nity Foundation Executive Director, to the fund are available for allow- July, grant funds were awarded to the impact to UV-sensitive historical arti- added, “The Museum building is part Cap, gown orders Norton County Historical Society/Mu- facts. Additionally, the aged windows of our historic district and helps share (Windows - Continued on Page 5) next Wednesday The Norton Senior Class will place Self-help program seeking volunteers their cap, gown and announcement orders on Wednesday, Sept. 2 at 2:23 in By LISA HERMAN for the Norton Junior High School Spe- cause - helping to ensure young learn- to change. Unfortunately, however, the the cafeteria. [email protected] cial Education classroom, including an ers are provided with the tools they’ll members were dealt a difficult blow a After organizing a successful fund- acrylic slantboard with an angled writ- need to be successful. Without the help little over a year ago when they learned raising project in the spring of 2019, ing surface to help reduce eye and head of their program sponsors and commu- members of the Norton Correctional movement demands and aid with wrist nity volunteers, the members might not (Self-help - Continued on Page 5) Markets Facility’s Reaching Out From Within positioning for children with direction- have had that opportunity. Monday, August 24, 2020 program helped make a difference lo- ality difficulties. For the incarcerated Since making their donation to the Wheat ...... $4.08 cally by electing to donate their fund- members of the self-help program, be- school, the minimum and medium- Hansen Museum Milo ...... $3.46 raising proceeds to the Unified School ing afforded the opportunity to make security Reaching Out From Within Soybeans ...... $8.04 District 211. With the donation, the the donation to the school district al- members have continued to gather for Corn ...... $3.09 School District was able to purchase a lowed them to feel they had helped weekly meetings in an effort to dis- Markets Courtesy of Norton Ag Valley Co-Op variety of new assistive, sensory items contribute to a genuinely impactful cover within themselves the courage closing for Weather renovations Wednesday - Sunny and hot with a high Norton City Council meeting minutes By LISA HERMAN near 97. Wednesday Night - Mostly clear [email protected] with a low around 67. Thursday - Sunny The Norton City Council met in peddlers, transient merchants, street the building and Mick Miller paid for Last Friday, August 21, the Dane G. and hot with a high near 98. Thursday regular session Wednesday, August 19, salesmen, and mobile food vendors. the concrete work. Hansen Museum announced it is now Night - Mostly clear with a low around 67. 2020. A Finance Committee meeting was set Councilwoman, Donna Foley report- closed to the public so renovations may Friday - Sunny with a high near 92. Friday The August 5, 2020 city council for August 31, at 4:00 p.m. ed the group interested in a dog park be completed. The Museum expects to Night - A 40 percent chance of showers meeting minutes were approved and no Chief of Police Gerry Cullumber re- is trying to get a few more people in- re-open in mid-February 2021. Updates and thunderstorms. Partly cloudy with a building permits were presented. ported his department is working on volved for a future meeting. She stated about the renovation process will be low around 63. Saturday - A 30 percent Resolution #11-2020, commending a couple of burglaries which occurred the Chamber Board met and inquired published on the Hansen’s Museum chance of showers and thunderstorms. the 2020 Norton Girls’ K-18 Stealerz this past weekend. He also reported about the status of the travel infor- Facebook page. Mostly sunny with a high near 86. Satur- Softball Team for their outstanding the Purple Wave auction which in- mation kiosk for Roadside Park. The According to details provided by day Night - A 30 percent chance of show- season and exceptional performance cluded the City’s equipment and aban- Travel and Tourism Committee is dis- the Museum, the renovation is a ers and thunderstorms. Partly cloudy with was adopted. doned vehicles yielded approximately cussing a potential Centennial project comprehensive project which will a low around 62. Sunday - A 20 percent Resolution #12-2020, commending $35,000 in sales. for the same area. She also reported the encompass every part of the Dane G. chance of showers and thunderstorms. the 2020 Norton Boys’ K-18 Baseball City Administrator James Moreau Chamber and Norton County Hospi- Hansen Museum. Each change, large Mostly sunny with a high near 89. Team for their outstanding season and reported the City received $40,000 tal will host a “Prescription to Cruise” and small, has been designed to make exceptional performance was also ad- in USDA Grant Funds for one of the night on September 30, 2020 at 6 p.m., the visitor experience more cohesive opted. 2020 patrol cars. The grant funds have to welcome the new medical staff to and visually pleasing. The inclusion of Mayor Jerry Jones stated he will be been deposited into the City’s account. Norton. comprehensive signage and technology Prayer making appointments to the five mem- The Public Works crew has completed Councilman, Ron Briery reported the to tell the Hansen story will leave ber Norton Tree Board, to include a city the flow pan in the alley next to Don’s Airport Board has retained the engi- visitors with a deeper understanding of Dear Lord, help us to use the talents you council representative and the parks Floorcovering and have started re- neering services of Olsson Associates, the life and legacy of Dane G. Hansen. have given us without looking for reward supervisor. He asked the council to let placement of a block on Washington for future airfield development projects During the renovation process, the or recognition. Amen. him know by the next meeting if they Street, from Brown to Graves Street. at the Norton Municipal Airport. Diane Museum’s office staff will be available are interested in serving on the Board. The new storage building to store the Hofer will be their primary contact; she by phone at 785-689-4846 or by email City Attorney, Karen Griffiths stated Chamber’s picnic table and miscel- previously worked for the FAA and is at [email protected] during she would like to meet with the Fi- laneous Christmas items has been in- very familiar with funding availabil- usual weekday office hours: Monday nance Committee to discuss establish- stalled north of the Public Works shop; ity for airport projects. Moreau is re- through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (closed ing the fees for licensing of solicitors, Carolyn Applegate donated the cost of (City Council - Continued on Page 5) for the noon hour). Page 2 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Wednesday, August 26, 2020 The Ice Cream Man... Obituaries John G. Travis December 15, 1930 – August 7, 2020 Dr. John G Travis passed away ton Kan. to practice. He was a on August 7th, 2020 in New Or- member of the Rotary, Chamber leans La. He was born on De- of Commerce, Kansas Tubercu- cember 15th, 1930 In Norton losis Hospital, President of the Kan. to Gerald and Avola Travis. Norton Library and on the Board He is survived by his wife of 65 of Directors of Valley Hope Al- years, Sandra, his daughter Mi- coholism Treatment Center. chelle and her husband Donald On retirement he and his wife Osborne, his son Bill and his moved to Bella Vista Ark. where wife Melody, his son Todd and he enjoyed golf and tennis. He his wife Penny, and grandchil- was President of the Bella Vista dren Jackson and Emma. Tennis Association, served on He attended Ft. Hays State the Lakes Committee, was a College, Kansas University, and member of the Military Officers University of Missouri at Kan- Hospital and served several Association, and the Presbyte- Has anyone noticed the Ice Cream truck driving around town? Well last week, the Telegram sas City School of Dentistry. He years in the Air Force. He re- rian Church. He will be interned finally caught up to him. He is from Hays and spends his days hitting area towns; Oberlin, interned at Valley Forge Army turned to his hometown of Nor- in the Bella Vista Cemetery. Norton, Almena, and Logan to name a few. He does put on Facebook when he plans on coming to each town. A happy family is seen here getting some great treats to cool off with. So, listen for the musical truck traveling down our streets and run outside to stop Wayne Rupke him for a cool treat. – Telegram photo by Dana Paxton October 9, 1943 – August 18, 2020 be a result of his service in Viet- Prairie View, Kan. resident, nam. Wayne K. Rupke, passed away Wayne was not a man who Tuesday, August 18, 2020 at the complained, but suffered much. Opportunities in 4-H Norton County Hospital, Nor- In recent months he lost some of ton, Kan. at the age of 76. his toes and endured much dis- He was born October 9, 1943 By: JENILEE GODSEY as helping with the style revue of 4-H’ is belonging and re- comfort. He is finally with no in Norton, Kan. the son of Wal- Youth Agriculture Agent or club days. Another option is search shows that it is important pain. We will miss him. assisting with a Special Inter- for youth to have opportunities ter J. and Freda L. (Schemper) Wayne is survived by his wife Here is an article I would like Rupke. to share with you written by fel- est (SPIN) Club, which are six for long-term relationships with JoAnn of the home in Prairie hours of instruction over several adults other than their parents. He graduated from high View, his son Vance M. Rupke low K-State Research and Ex- school in Prairie View. He went tension Agent, Michelle Beran, days or weeks. Would you like to give back of Jennings, Kan.; daughter, Program Development Com- to your community and have a on to graduate from Fort Hays Emma A. Rupke of Topeka, from the Midway Extension State University with a degree in District. Having just wrapped- mittees are made up of six vol- positive impact on youth devel- Kan.; two sisters, Shirley (Art) unteers from each county who opment? Industrial Arts. ta JoAnn Michael on April 28, up county fair season across the Henrickson of Logan, Kan. and provide ideas and an under- 4-H Youth Development vol- Wayne was a part of the last 1979 at the Luctor Christian Re- district and looking straight into Wanda (Doug) Rahjes of Kens- standing of the needs of each unteers, no matter the size of draft for the Vietnam War in formed Church. the eyes of a new 4-H year, I felt ington, Kan., many cousins, county for youth development. your contribution of time and 1969 and served in the US Army. They were blessed with two this was a great opportunity to nephews and nieces. As with most youth organiza- talents, are priceless! Following his discharge he children. Wayne loved to travel highlight the volunteer oppor- Funeral services were held - It’s not for the money, attended Northwest Kan. Tech- and enjoyed many trips with his tunities involved with the 4-H tions, 4-H has specific require at 10;30 a.m. on Saturday, Au- ments to be a registered vol- It’s not for the fame, nical College in Goodland and wife as a result of her sales for a program. gust 22 at the Prairie View Re- unteer. The goal of 4-H Youth It’s not for only personal gain, completed the plumbing pro- company she worked with at the A credit card company ran formed Church with Pastor Lew Development is to provide posi- It’s not for the love of fellow gram. time. She survives. a series of commercials for a VanDerWege as officiant. tive learning experiences with man, He began working for the Wayne used his education to few years that listed the cost of Interment was in the Prairie positive relationships in a posi- It’s just to lend a helping State of Kan. at the Hospital for remodel and add onto his home several activities and eded with View Cemetery with military tive environment. hand, handicapped in Norton in the in Prairie View and his plumb- the related experience as ‘price- honors conducted by the Ameri- Across the Midway District It’s just to give a little of self maintenance department and ing knowledge served many of less.’ can Legion Post No. 63, Norton. (Ellsworth and Russell coun- That’s something you can’t continued when it became the the folks in his hometown. 4-H Youth Development Memorial contributions can ties), more than 120 individuals buy with wealth, Norton Corrections Facility. He Wayne suffered the last ten could not function without vol- be made to the Prairie View are registered 4-H volunteers, It’s not for medals worn with later retired after 34 years there. years with complications from unteers. We often think of the Cemetery Fund. which means that they have pride, He met his wife at a Western West Nile virus; later contract- county fair as the culmination Olliff-Boeve Memorial Cha- completed an application, an But it’s the feeling deep in- Auto store in Norton and was ing diabetes and a heart condi- of 4-H projects, and volunteers pel was in charge of arrange- online orientation, successfully side, later united in marriage to Lee- tion which was determined to ments. are certainly visible serving as superintendents, setting up and passed two background checks It’s that reward deep in your cleaning up, distributing flyers and received approval by the heart, and much more. Midway District Extension It’s that feeling you’ve been National newspaper association Volunteers also serve ex- board. a part, tremely important roles as club As a volunteer, you can re- Of helping others far and near, and project leaders. A club or inforce the Kansas 4-H mis- That makes you a volunteer! project leader has a day-to-day sion which states: “With unique -Author Unknown supports the postal service impact on youth by teaching strategies and opportunities, This is an article written by life skills, setting examples and Kansas 4-H Youth Develop- Michelle Beran with Kansas National Newspaper Associa- more than a decade and would achieve greater efficiency in the helping them practice responsi- ment engages youth in reaching State University Research and tion today announced its sup- mail and support the efforts of continue to support important bility and communication. their full potential through part- Extension in the Midway Dis- port for urgent Congressional the USPS Board of Governors measures to help USPS achieve Volunteers are also needed for nerships with caring adults.” trict. action to prevent slowing of as it tries to use the tools it has fiscal sustainability. short-term commitments such One of the ‘Essential Elements the mail during the coronavirus to keep mail affordable and reli- pandemic. able. Matt Adelman, NNA presi- “However, right now, our na- dent and publisher of the Doug- tion is deeply dependent upon las (Wyoming) Budget, said the mail. Particularly in areas Wednesday NNA would support a bill by served by community newspa- Evenings- House Democrats to prevent pers, we are hearing alarming service cuts while the nation reports from our subscribers. 6:10-8:00 p.m. is in the grip of the coronavi- Our readers need the informa- rus pandemic. The House of tion we are sending them. They STARTING WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 Representatives plans to vote also need their prescriptions, REGISTRATION DATES: this week on the Delivering for election ballots and other im- ...to everyone who volunteered for the Kids’ Cafe this America Act, HR 8015. portant mail. Today is not the Wednesday, August 26 and “NNA believes that, while day to hobble USPS in its mis- summer. We had people unload pallets of food, bag the September 2 - 6:30-8:30 p.m. cost controls for USPS are criti- sion to provide universal ser- food, give out the food, count heads and donate items. Cubbies: 3, 4, 5 years not going into Kindergarten cal, the timing of cuts in ser- vice to a country that needs to With the number of willing hands, things got done quick- vice right now is unfortunate. trust its government to deliver Sparks: Kindergarten through Second Grade We want to make clear that we more than ever. We urge Con- ly. We appreciate all who came to pick up food, as well. T&T: Third through Sixth Grade normally do not invite Congres- gress and the Postal Service to We served a total of 935 kids. Thank you all so much! Awards for 2019-2020 will be handed out during registration. sional action on postal opera- take necessary steps to keep — The Kids’ Cafe Committee Registration cost: $30 per clubber (scholarships available) tions, preferring to leave those mail moving.” decisions to the professionals Adelman said NNA had at USPS. We also are working urged Congressional action with our members and USPS to to stabilize USPS finances for MOVIES AT THE Norton Theatre 50th Anniversary Great movies playing this week at the Norton Phillip and Valerie Babcock Theatre. Playing will be The Blues Brothers, They will be celebrating Rated R, 2 hours, 23 minutes long. Remember the R rated policy at the Norton Theatre--no on Aug. 29, 2020 one under 17 will be admitted without parent’s Their daughters permission to the ticket taker at the theatre. No Charlotte Stephenson notes, phone calls or texts will be accepted. and Both movies are showing Friday and Saturday Gayleen Chickering at 8:00 p.m.; Sunday at 5:00 p.m. and Monday, are asking everyone Tuesday and Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. Tickets to help celebrate for both movies will be $5.00. their anniversary by showering them Coming on August 28 will be with cards. The Blues Brothers and Phil and Val can be reached The New Mutants at 473 Rd W3, Norton, KS VISIT OUR WEBSITE: NORTON THEATRE.COM 67654 This ad is brought to you by The Norton Telegram Sponsored by . . . “Assistive Listening, Audio Description and Closed Captioning Devices Available.” Wednesday, August 26, 2020 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Page 3 School Menus

EISENHOWER MENUS and Go Menu: Biscuit/sausage/ etable, fruit Ready to roll into a new year... (Unavailable for this Week) egg sandwich, fruit, juice, milk; Wednesday, September 2 – NORTON COMMUNITY Lunch: Sloppy Joes, junior cut Breakfast: Streusel top muf- JUNIOR HIGH AND sidewinder fries, fruit, milk fin, ham, juice, yogurt, fruit, HIGH SCHOOL MENUS Friday, September 4 – Grab cold cereal assortment; Lunch: Week of August 31 and Go Menu: Pancake on a Chicken strips, salad, vegetable, Monday, August 31 – Grab stick, fruit, juice, milk; Lunch:fruit and Go Menu: Chocolate chip Fish sandwich, hashbrown pat- Thursday, September 3 – muffin, fruit, juice, milk; Lunch:ty, fruit, milk, double chocolate Breakfast: Monkey bread, yo- Grilled chicken sandwich, car- chip cookie gurt, juice, cold cereal assort- nival salad, fruit, milk NORTHERN VALLEY ment; Lunch: Frito pie, salad Tuesday, September 1 – Grab SCHOOLS MENUS bar, vegetable, fruit and Go Menu: Mini cinnis, Monday, August 31 – Break- Friday, September 4 – Break- string cheese, fruit, juice, milk;fast: Biscuits and gravy, fruit, fast: Scrambled eggs, ham, Lunch: Chicken wrap, blackjuice, yogurt, cold cereal assort- toast, juice, fruit, cold cereal bean corn salad, fruit, milk ment; Lunch: Cavatini, salad, assortment; Lunch: Parmesan Wednesday, September 2 vegetable, bread, fruit chicken, French bread, salad, USD 211 and USD 212 are rolling into a new year. Northern Valley held their Open – Grab and Go Menu: Break- Tuesday, September 1 – vegetable, fruit House last Thursday and Norton held their Open House last Friday to introduce new fast tornado, fruit, juice, milk; Breakfast: Breakfast casserole, Milk is served at each meal- students to their teachers and buildings. On Monday both schools returned to in -students have the choice of Lunch: Turkey sub, baked toast, fruit, juice, yogurt, cold class learning despite the Covid-19 pandemic. Wishing everyone a great year! beans, fruit, milk chocolate or white milk. cereal assortment; Lunch Ham – Telegram photo by Dana Paxton Thursday, September 3 – Grab patty, bun, potatoes, salad, veg- Hansen Museum Scholarship program announced

The Dane G. Hansen Foun- $4000 renewable for one ad- who seek competence through to apply for this scholarship. Through scholarships the the Hansen Foundation. dation will make scholarships ditional year, providing the re- career training. An applicant for Career and Technical Education Trustees of the Dane - G. We Han encourage all students that available in four categories to cipients have achieved at least the Career and Technical Educa- applicants must be planning on sen Foundation encourage good are interested in our Scholarship students in 26 Northwest Kan- a 3.00 GPA at the college level. tion Scholarship must complete attending one of the following citizenship and high achieve- Program to visit our Facebook sas counties for the 2020-2021 Recipients must attend an ac- an application form that is avail- schools in Northwest Kansas: ment in academic endeavors. page and website for the cur- academic year. Students from credited community, public, pri- able from the high school coun- North Central Kansas Technical Improvement of educational op- rent information on our scholar- an accredited high school, reg- vate or church related college or selor or it can be downloaded College (Beloit or Hays), Colby portunities for students in West- ships. Our website is available istered independent, private or university in Kansas. from our website at www. Community College, Northwest ern Kansas ranks high among at www.danehansenfoundation. home school in one of the fol- To qualify for the above danehansenfoundation.org. The Kansas Technical College, Hays the objectives of the Trustees oforg. lowing 26 counties are eligible scholarships, a student must Scholarship Committee is inter- Academy of Hair Design (Hays to apply: have taken the ACT test and ested in the student’s character, or Salina), Cloud County Com- Cheyenne, Cloud, Decatur, have a composite score of 21 or activities and goals. Applicants munity College, Salina Area Ellis, Ellsworth, Gove, Graham, higher and have at least a 3.50 for the Hansen Career and Tech- Technical College, Fort Hays Jewell, Lincoln, Logan, Mitch- GPA (un-weighted). The student nical Education Scholarship are State University (2-year pro- •PUBLIC NOTICE• ell, Norton, Osborne, Ottawa, should be an active participant not required to take a qualifying gram) or Kansas State Polytech- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DOROTHY SHEARER Phillips, Rawlins, Republic, in extracurricular school and test. A 3.50 GPA is not necessary nic – Salina (2-year program). Published in The Norton Telegram on Wednesday, August 12, Wednesday, Rooks, Russell, Saline, Sheri- community activities, display August 19, and Wednesday, August 26, 2020. 3(T) dan, Sherman, Smith, Thomas, good citizenship, leadership, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF NORTON COUNTY, KANSAS Trego and Wallace. and moral integrity. PROBATE DIVISION Scholarships available: Students planning to enter •LEGAL NOTICE• In the Matter of the Estate of Published in The Norton Telegram on Wednesday, August 26, 2020. 1(T) DOROTHY M. SHEARER, Deceased. Seven Leaders of Tomorrow the competition for Leaders of LEGAL NOTICE Case No. 2020-PR-14 Scholarships with annual sti- Tomorrow, Hansen Scholar orRE: Ritchie Exploration, Inc. - - Application for a permit to authorize the input NOTICE OF HEARING AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS pends of $10,000 renewable for Hansen Student scholarshipsof salt water into the Schaben 22BC #3, located in Norton County, Kansas THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: three additional years if criteria must register at their school and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a petition has been filed in this Court by Kurtis Shearer, named in the will of Dorothy M. Shearer as Executor, established by the Scholarship take the qualifying test at loca- TO: All Oil & Gas Producers, Unleased Mineral Interest Owners, Landowners, and all persons whomever concerned. praying for an order admitting the will of Dorothy M. Shearer dated Sep- Committee are met. Recipients tions to be announced. Informa- tember 8, 2015, to probate and record; that the petitioner be appointed must attend an accredited four- tion on all scholarships has been You, and each of you, are hereby notified that Ritchie Exploration, Inc. has as Executor, without bond; and that the petitioner be granted letters tes- year public, private or church sent to qualifying area schools. filed an application to commence the input of salt water into the Lansing/ tamentary. Kansas City formation at the Schaben 22BC #3 well, located approx. in the You are hereby required to file your written defenses thereto on or before related Kansas college or uni- Tentative test dates have been NW/4 of Section 22, Township 5 South, Range 23 West, in Norton County, September 9, 2020, at 11:00 o’clock A.M. of said day in said Court, in the versity. set for September 16th and 17th, Kansas, with a maximum operating pressure of 1000 psig and maximum City of Norton, Norton County, Kansas, at which time and place said cause Thirty-Five Hansen Scholar 2020. injection rate of 1000 bbls per day. will be heard. Should you fail therein, judgment and decree will be entered Scholarships with stipends of Any persons who object to or protest this application shall be required to in due course upon said petition. One hundred Hansen Career file their objections or protests with the Conservation Division of the State All creditors are notified to exhibit their demands against the estate with- $6500 renewable for three ad- and Technical Education Schol- Corporation Commission of the State of Kansas within thirty (30) days from in the latter of four months from the date of first publication of notice under ditional years if criteria estab- arships with stipends of $4000 the date of this publication. These protests shall be filed pursuant to the KSA 59-2236 and amendments thereto, or if the identity of the creditor is lished by the Scholarship Com- renewable for one additional Commission regulations and must state specific reasons why this application known or reasonably ascertainable, 30 days after actual notice was given should not be granted. If no protests are received, this application may be as provided by law, and if their demands are not thus exhibited, they shall mittee are met. Recipients must year, providing the recipients granted through a summary proceeding. If valid protests are received, this be forever barred. attend an accredited four-year have achieved at least a 3.00 matter will be set for hearing. Kurtis Shearer, Petitioner public, private or church related GPA at the college level. Ca- All persons interested or concerned shall take notice of the foregoing and R. Douglas Sebelius, #09157 Kansas college or university. reer and Technical Education shall govern themselves accordingly. SEBELIUS & GRIFFITHS, LLP RITCHIE EXPLORATION, INC. 105 South Norton Street, P. O. Box 10, Norton, KS 67654-0010 Seventy Hansen Student Scholarships are available to PO Box 783188 (785) 877-5143 Scholarships with stipends of encourage high school seniors Wichita, Kansas 67278-3188 Attorneys for Petitioner Norton Correctional Facility recognizes Employees of the Quarter . . . We are pleased to announce that Amy Conn has been selected as the Uniformed Employee of the Second Quarter of 2020! She was recently recognized, and is pictured here receiving her certificate from Hazel Peterson, Warden. Amy, a First Sergeant at the Central Unit in Norton, was nominated because she rarely misses a shift and does an excellent job no matter what post she is assigned to work. For example, in D-Unit she is always up walking around making sure tasks are getting completed and making sure everyone is safe. She also does a great job in the Control Center and takes the time to announce the events. She is a great officer and — AMY CONN — supervisor.

We are pleased to announce that Angela Sorter has been selected as the Contract Employee of the Second Quarter of 2020! She was recently recognized, and she is pictured here receiving her certificate from Hazel Peterson, Warden. Nurse Sorter is an outstanding asset to the Norton Correctional Facility’s medical team. She is an essential part of the night shift crew that maintains the day-to- day operation to provide medical care to the offender population. According to her nomination, Nurse Sorter is always early to work and never calls in sick. She takes her duties very seriously and is a true professional. She was recently tasked with training a new RN for the night shift, and she did an excellent job training the nurse to ensure she understood how to use the computer system and properly complete paperwork and daily tasks.

— ANGELA SORTER — We are pleased to announce that Kelly Karnopp has been selected as the Non- Uniformed Employee of the Second Quarter of 2020! He was recently recognized, and he is pictured here receiving his certificate from Hazel Peterson, Warden. After working at Wheels for the World for several years, Kelly transferred to the Powerhouse in March of 2019. Having worked in security for many years, he was able to bring a security insight to the facility’s Maintenance Department that was not previously there. In his current position, Kelly has been responsible for supervising two Powerhouse porters as they’ve worked to reorganize the Powerhouse. By relocating the plumbing shop and the wood shop, they will ensure inventories can be closely monitored for the new inventory system. Kelly recently began having his porters clean the main room of the Powerhouse, and they have worked to clean and repair microwaves and ice machines so he has them ready to swap out instead of trying to repair them in the living units. Kelly has the ability to drive the forklift and other equipment, and he has general mechanical experience. He has become proficient in the SMART system and the new inventory system as well. Maintenance staff are able to bring parts in and Kelly is able to get information to look up the parts and get them — KELLY KARNOPP — ordered. He has received the nickname, “The Parts Man Karnopp”, from some of the maintenance staff because he is able to get parts delivered in such a timely manner. Kelly has been a blessing to the Maintenance Department.

We are pleased to announce that Rose Christen has been selected as the Contract Employee of the Second Quarter of 2020! She was recently recognized, and she is pictured here receiving her certificate from Hazel Peterson, Warden. Nurse Christen was nominated because she is always willing to help complete any task when needed. According to her nomination, she always has an upbeat attitude and is fun to be around. Thank you for your commitment to serving the

— ROSE CHRISTEN — Norton Correctional Facility and the State of Kansas!

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 2020 OpinionOpinion PAGE 4 Progress can be measured Out here in western Kansas, we like to think of ourselves as insulated from racial issues and political questions, but we no longer live in some lily-white Steve Haynes world where we can pat ourselves on the back with the assurance that it’s not our problem. If we want to live up to the promise of America, to the ideals Thomas Jefferson so eloquently addressed in the Declara- tion of Independence, we still have a long ways to go. For while Jefferson’s vision may have been blurred, and his character fl awed, his ideas and ideals shine before us yet today, almost 250 years later, as a goal and a challenge. To say America has not lived up to its ideals is hardly new. We know we have not. But do not say we have not tried, or that we do not continue to strive to reach the heights he set out in the Declaration of Independence and our Constitution. We should know by now that it’s not possible to fi nd heroes who will meet our standards in any generation. Jefferson himself, forward thinker that he was, is as good an example as we might fi nd. He was said to have hated slavery yet owned slaves, fathered children by one, at least, and yet never freed them. He saw them as essential to his life as a Virginia planter, as did most of his contemporaries. His grand vision that “all men are created equal” apparently was meant to apply only to white, property-owning males of a certain class. The irony of this contra- dictory thinking is entwined in our history since. We had to fi ght a terrible war to end slavery, it took a century and a half to give women the vote, nearly another century to make them full participants in the system. And we still have not fully dealt with the remains of the slave system, which brought blacks to our shores in chains, then relegated them to the lowest of class- es, kept millions in a kind of economic subjugation that kept them, legally and practically, apart. Progress we have made: We elected a Black man as president, all but buried the Confederate battle fl ag, the Stars and Bars, and ordered equal treatment for all. We’ve done everything, it seems, but bring people together in peace and friend- Is the cup half empty or half full? ship, and that is the hardest part. But let’s give ourselves credit: despite what some may say, we’ve worked hard We’ve probably all heard, or maybe ways looking at a newer or bigger car and constantly to change things, to get to a better place. We’re just not there yet. even have been asked, if we see a cup as or house. They understand the place We should be closer. half empty or half full? I have certainly Life is possessions play in their lives and do And let’s give Jefferson and the others who so bravely stuck their necks out to heard that question bantered around a not allow the things to rule their lives. separate this country from British colonial domination: If their personal perfor- lot over the years. I thought at fi rst I Good Perhaps many of us go through the mance was not always to be admired, the thoughts and the system they gave us set would say I saw it as half empty, but I half empty phase in our younger years. a high standard for all of America to attain. came to realize the person asking the Rita We want to provide well for our mate So, they were not perfect. No one is. That’s Christian teaching, and we’ve seen question is not talking about the vol- Speer and children, so we hope to get the big- plenty of our icons tumble into the mud like so many statues of Confederate gen- ume of liquid in the cup. As I focused ger house or a bigger car, but many of erals: priests and cardinals, televangelists, politicians, leaders of all sorts. on the deeper meaning of the question, or better. These are people who have a us arrive at a place of saying, “We have Maybe we demand too much, more than mere men can deliver. But as a nation, I realized I could honestly say I see the car that is in great condition, a house enough.” We, like many people, looked we keep trying. cup as half full. In a practical sense, that is large enough for their family and forward to buying our fi rst home and Instead of trying to rewrite history, why not join together to live up to the high there is always more coffee, or water, enough clothes to move from season having a car big enough to transport ideals that those Virginians, Jefferson, Washington, Madison and Monroe, and or tea, so how much is there doesn’t re- to season in comfort. These might be our kids and their friends to activities. all the cohort dreamed of. Where they failed, we can do better. Where they dis- ally matter; there is more. people of whom we used to say, “They But the kids grew up and that home we sembled, we can be straight. I have wondered, though, if people are trying to keep up with the Joneses.” built was fi ne for all of us and certainly That’s what America should be about, not its human failings, but its oh-so-lofty who consistently answer that question These are people who are perpetually met our needs as we became empty- ideals. Why not aim to fulfi ll them? by saying they view the cup as half disappointed in what they have, always nesters. empty aren’t also talking about their believing a bigger or better item will So, the next time you hear someone lives. I wonder if those folks don’t fo- make them happy. raise the question about the cup being Letters to the Editor and Thumbs Up: cus on what is missing in their lives, I would hypothesize that folks who half empty r half full, think about it rather than all that they have. see the cup as half full are therefore before you give an answer. If you see e-mail [email protected] People who are missing things focus content with their lives. They are hap- the cup as half empty, does that tell you on items they want but do not have. py with the car or house, seeing it as something about your view of life? And or write to 215 S. Kansas Ave., Norton Ks. 67654 Perhaps it’s a newer car or a bigger adequate for their needs. They look in if you see the cup as half full, does that house or more clothes or a fi ner coat.the closet and are grateful for the items also say something about how you feel There is no charge to render a thumbs up; names of those providing the informa- (I am not here thinking of people who found there. These people, I imagine, about life? I personally choose to see tion are not used, only the method of transmission. are living in poverty, who simply need are content with their lives as well as the cup as half full, and I am content Thumbs Up is meant to honor good deeds or events around town. Thumbs Up enough to live day-to-day.) I am talk- with their possessions. For whatever with life, even blessed, I would say. are reviewed by Telegram staff prior to publication. Thumbs Up comments may ing of people who simply desire more reason, they do not see the need for al- be denied if they are not meant to honor a positive event or deed.

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Chairman Thomas Brannan pounds of combustible mate- the State SPARKS committee. A safe crossing... called the meeting of the Nor- rial, 30,920 lbs. of compost,Troy thanked Mike Posson, ton County Board of Commis- 107,740 pounds of construction Tara Vance and Robert Wyatt sioners to order on August 17 at demolition and 204,160 pounds for their involvement with the the Commission Room. Those of residential waste. SPARKS funding and planning. in attendance included Thomas Brian updated the commis- The reimbursement vouchers Brannan, Charles Posson and sion on the cell construction. were submitted last week for Richard Thompson The pit has been dug and now printing. The reimbursement John Mapes of Mapes and the compaction and testing has has been pre-approved and the Miller Accounting was pres- begun. The commission asked checks have been issued. ent for the 2021 budget - hearthat Brian makes sure that the The commission thanked ing. The hearing was opened by rock that is needed to be fur- Troy for his hard work and ded- Chairman Brannan. John Mapes nished by the County is on site ication getting the funding and gave the commission a briefing when the contractor is ready. contracts ready. of the county valuation and the The commission discussed Floyd Richard, Norton Coun- tax levy for the past three years. the change in the clean-up days ty Road and Bridge reported to The county valuation is nearly after visiting with the City of the commission. Floyd stated the same as 2020. Norton. The days for the clean- that the chip and seal projects There were no comments up will be held on October 19th, are completed. Floyd also re- from the public. The hearing 20th, and 21st. ported that the parking area at was closed by Chairman Bran- Craig Sowards, Norton Coun- the Colby Community College nan. A motion was made by ty EMS was in to deliver his has been patched with asphalt. Commissioner Posson to adopt monthly report. For the month BG Consultants was present the 2021 budget as published. of July the service had 74 911 to deliver the 2020 bi-annual A motion was made by Com- calls and a total of 16 transfers. bridge inspection report. The re- missioner Thompson to approve This makes the year to date calls port of interest was the table of Norton City employee, John Carlin is seen here painting the lines at the crosswalk the August 10 minutes with a 445. Craig spoke with the com - maintenance and requirements. correction of the vote that was mission about the possibility of Bridges reported on were FAS near East Campus. The crews were busy all last week to get all of the crosswalks done mis-recorded. paying a tuition fee for one of 110 for bridge deck cracking, since school started this week. We would like to remind everyone to be extra aware A contract was presented his techs that is going to attend FAS 340 for deck cracking, of students at these intersections and have a safe and healthy school year. to the commission for signa- the RN schooling. The request- FAS 370 for drift wood and de- – Telegram photo by Dana Paxton ture on the Cat 6 cabling anded fee of $5,000 was made by bris cleaning, FAS 460 for drift rack equipment for the county Craig with the agreement that wood clearing, OS 77 broken departments. The bid was ap- the employee signed a contract timber, OS 88 question with proved at an earlier meeting with the county. The Commis- ownership since road is closed, from CK Technologies. The sion made an offer for Craig to OS 96 an erosion problem, OS City Council contract was signed upon re- propose with the employee. 147 had a scouring problem and view by Chairman Brannan. Craig spoke with the Com- OS 155 had a deck blank that An Amendment to License mission about the billing ser- was buckled. (Continued From Page 1) nance #1735. Vote taken. Mo- A motion was made to ap- Agreement was presented to the vice position. At this time the BG notified the commission tion carried. prove Appropriating Ordinance searching the use of the city’s commission from SBA Struc- position is part-time and Craig that State funding (KDOT) has A motion was made to adopt - old patrol car as a courtesy car #16 as a whole. Vote taken. Mo tures, LLC for the tower lease requested that the position be been set aside for competitive - tion carried. at the airport, and is also looking Ordinance #1735, incorporat with Norton County Highway made full-time. Craig gave the application process. The county ing the Uniform Public Offense With no further business to into problems with the air con- Department. The agreement commission a review of the po- may apply for funding on the conduct, the meeting was ad- ditioner and Wi-Fi at the airport Code for Kansas Cities, 36th covers the tower located at sition and stated that with all low sufficiency rated bridges. Edition. Vote taken. Motion journed. All meetings are open building. 18725 Road Q, Norton. Thethe calls the position requires BG stated that the county could carried. to the public. contract agreement will be ef- more hours. The commission apply on OS41, OS91 and Councilman, Dennis Gilhou- fective as of September 1, 2020 approved the request. OS187. If awarded through senthe reported the Finance Com- and will automatically renew Troy Blevins, Norton County program the State funds 80- mitteeper discussed the new pre- for four (4) additional terms Emergency Management was cent and the County funds miums 20 for Blue Cross and Blue (each a Renewal Term) of fivein to update the commission percent. After review the com- Shield which will increase by an •PUBLIC NOTICE• (5) years each unless Licenseeon department operations and mission and Floyd recommend- average of 9% effective October SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. 1735 - provides written notice of Li- activities. Troy reported that ed that OS77 would be the best 1, 2020. He stated the commit Published in The Norton Telegram on Wednesday, August 26, 2020. 1(T) censor of its intention not to the SPARKS application and bridge to submit an application tee discussed possible ways to renew. The contract was signed documentation has been sub- on. BG will review and docu- decrease costs and reviewed an City of Norton Ordinance No. 1735: by Chairman Brannan. mitted to the State for approval. ment the bridge and submit an employee survey to determine On August 19th, 2020, the City of Norton adopted Ordinance No. Brian Smith, Norton County The SPARKS committee has application on the county’s be- use of the dental plan. A mo- 1735, incorporating by reference the Uniform Public Offense Code for Kansas Cities, 36th Edition, providing certain penalties and Solid Waste was in to report on completed the budgeting of the half. tion was made to increase the repealing Ordinance No. 1726. A complete copy of this ordinance maximum city contributions and department operations. Brian one million dollars to varies There being no further busi- is available, free of charge, at https://www.cityofnorton.com/ delivered to the commission entitles and non profit organi- ness before the Board the meet- employee contributions accord- DocumentCenter/View/555/Ordinance-1735-incorporating-the- the July collection report. For zations within Norton County. ing was adjourned until August ingly in order to keep the City’s Uniform-Public-Offense-Code-36th-Edition or at City Hall at 301 July 47,580 pounds of recy- The plan for Direct Aide will 24. grandfathered status with Blue E. Washington, Norton, KS 67654. now have to be approved by Cross and Blue Shield, with no cling was accepted, 164,240 This summary certified by Karen L. Griffiths, City Attorney. changes being made to benefits. He stated they will begin look- ing at other options early enough next year to have available op- Windows portunities if it continues to in- •PUBLIC NOTICE• (Continued from Page 1) Foundation’s website. Applica- For information about grant op- crease. Vote taken. Motion car- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF VERNON D. ROBERTS - ried. tions are due the first day of ev portunities, charitable giving Published in The Norton Telegram on Wednesday, August 26, Wednesday, able projects and programs that ery month to be considered for options, and community im- Gilhousen also reported the promote the general welfare of September 2, and Wednesday, September 9, 2020. 3(T) that’s month’s funding. pact programs, please contact Finance Committee has had pre- IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF NORTON COUNTY, KANSAS the residents of Norton County, The Norton County Com- the Norton County Community liminary discussions of making PROBATE DIVISION protect its rich heritage, and munity Foundation, which was Foundation office, which is lo- salary adjustments on the city In the Matter of the Estate of provide incentive for its contin- established in 1994, remains cated in the Heaton Building in pay scale for positions in the po- VERNON D. ROBERTS, Deceased. Case No. 2020-PR-17 ued growth. committed to working to pro- downtown Norton, call the of- lice department. NOTICE OF HEARING AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS The guidelines and applica- A motion was made to sus- THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: vide meaningful grants and fice at 785-874-5106, or visit YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a petition has been filed in this ourtC tion for the Hansen Commu- promote projects and programs the Foundation’s website online pend the rules and waive the 3 nity Grant can be found on the by R. Douglas Sebelius, named in the will of Vernon D. Roberts as Executor, that are beneficial to the county. at www.nortonccf.org. reading requirement for Ordi- praying for an order admitting the will of Vernon D. Roberts dated June 6, 2019, to probate and record; that the petitioner be appointed as Executor, without bond; and that the petitioner be granted letters testamentary. You are hereby required to file your written defenses thereto on or before MISTAKES... September 16th , 2020, at 9:00 o'clock A. M. of said day in said Court, in the City of Norton, Norton County, Kansas, at which time and place said cause Self-help MISTAKES... will be heard. Should you fail therein, judgment and decree will be entered in due course upon said petition. MISTAKES... All creditors are notified to exhibit their demands against the estate within (Continued From Page 1) to guide the program partici- with courage, and discover self- the latter of four months from the date of first publication of notice under KSA pants as they work through their supporting ways to ensure they their longtime, loyal commu- 59-2236 and amendments thereto, or if the identity of the creditor is known or curriculum and participate in are released from prison with reasonably ascertainable, 30 days after actual notice was given as provided by nity volunteer, Sharon Leiker, discussion in an environment the tools needed to successfully law, and if their demands are not thus exhibited, they shall be forever barred. had passed away. Leiker, a Nor- which is based upon mutual re- transition back into society. The R. Douglas Sebelius, Petitioner ton resident and Salvation Army R. Douglas Sebelius, #09157 spect for each other. overall goal of each session is to SEBELIUS & GRIFFITHS, LLP volunteer for over two decades, Reaching Out From Within is change deep down feelings of was honored by the group dur- 105 South Norton Street an offender self-help program hopelessness, despair, and dis- P. O. Box 10 ing their annual holiday banquet which recognizes the need to connection to hope, affirmation, Norton, KS 67654-0010 in December of 2019. She very (785) 877-5143 create and support program- empathy, and love. For some, Attorneys for Petitioner strongly believed in the pro- ming for offenders who want these may be new emotions gram and its curriculum, so her to make lasting changes in their which are foreign until they are absence has absolutely been felt behavior. The program’s cur- able to confront and uncover by the members and the spon- riculum is used to enhance the them in themselves. sors. effectiveness of weekly meet- Volunteers receive training Reaching out from beyond •PUBLIC NOTICE• ings held at the facility. The from the Kansas Department of IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOAN JACOBS BRASHER the confines of the facility,curriculum the utilizes the Socratic Corrections before embarking We Know group is now hopeful they might method by presenting informa- on a journey to help with an im- Published in The Norton Telegram on Wednesday, August 26, Wednesday, be able to discover new interest September 2, and Wednesday, September 9, 2020. 3(T) tion and then posing questions portant mission to help support We Make IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF NORTON COUNTY, KANSAS in finding volunteers who share which stimulate intense discus- offenders as they strive to be- PROBATE DIVISION the desire to help promote of- sion. Weekly topics of discus- come role models while incar- In the Matter of the Estate of fender involvement and success sion may include, for example: cerated and model citizens upon Mistakes! JOAN JACOBS BRASHER, deceased and help facilitate the program’s addiction, anger, bullying, child their release. Case No. 20-PR-16 NOTICE OF HEARING important mission. abuse, domestic violence, com- Those who may be interested Please remember The Norton Correctional Fa- THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: munication, conflict resolution, in learning more about this re- that we attempt to cility’s Central Unit, located in remorse, respect, giving back, warding volunteer opportunity Norton, and East Unit, in Stock- include something You are hereby notified that a Petition has been filed in this Court by Stewart and spirituality. This process are encouraged to contact the Jacobs Brasher, who has an interest in determining the heirs under Kansas ton, Kan., are now actively allows members to question Norton Correctional Facility at for everyone law of Joan Jacobs Brasher, deceased, praying: seeking community volunteers long-held beliefs, evaluate oth- within the pages Descent be determined of all personal property and other Kansas real estate for the minimum-custody and 785-877-3389 and request to owned by decedent at the time of her death. And that such property and all er value systems, and consider speak to Chaplain Daryl Kats. of our newspaper. personal property and other Kansas real estate owned by the decedent at medium-custody Reaching Out alternative behaviors to assist For more information about the From Within programs. The We realize that the time of death be assigned pursuant to the laws of intestate succession. with the achievement of life Reaching Out From Within pro- You are required to file your written defenses thereto on or before September role of the community volunteer goals. Meetings allow the mem- gram, please visit https://rofw. some folks enjoy 15, 2020 at 11:30 a.m. in the City of Norton, Norton County, Kansas, at which is to help facilitate the weekly bers to participate openly and org/. time and place the cause will be heard. Should you fail therein, judgment and meetings by being in attendance finding fault and decree will be entered in due course upon the Petition. for those readers Stewart Jacobs Brasher, Petitioner

we thoughtfully Michael J. Baxter #26459 include a socially JETER LAW FIRM Jeter Turner Sook Baxter, LLP acceptable number Chestnut Building, Suite 101 of errors within our P.O. Box 128 Hays, KS 67601 (785) 628-8226 – fax (785) 628-1376 publication. [email protected] Attorney for Petitioner Page 6 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Wednesday, August 26, 2020 Weekly Sermonette By Preacher/Teacher Terry Laughlin, CrossRoads Ministries CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, PRAIRIE VIEW WEDNESDAY — 7 p.m. Youth and ALMENA REFORMED CHURCH Children’s Programs; 7 p.m. Adult Home Keys to Wisdom, Part III Pastor Ron Martin Pastor Lew VanDerWege Bible Study Phone 785-202-2834 410 Holland, Prairie View/973-2794 NORTON CHRISTIAN CHURCH A wise Christian will “Grasp for the Wisdom of God.” He fully understands that there are four basic disciplines to enjoying and e-mail: [email protected] SUNDAY — 9:00 a.m. Service Begins and Nate Hagen, Minister expressing a life of contentment. So far we have covered three of SUNDAY — 9:30 a.m. Sunday School; Sunday School is at 10:30 a.m. Garrett Rolland, Interim Youth Minister those disciplines, 1.) Attention. 2.) Meditation. 3.) Obedience and 10:30 a.m. Worship WEDNESDAY – 6:30 p.m. Bible Class HYPERLINK “http://www.nortoncc. this week we look at “Endurance.” WEDNESDAY — 6:00 p.m. TFC LUCTOR CHRISTIAN com” Christians must understand their need to apply endurance. ALMENA UNITED REFORMED CHURCH www.nortoncc.com Endurance is continued obedience to God even under pressure or METHODIST CHURCH 2 miles east and 3 miles 208 N. Kansas, 877-2871 persecution. This is the very endurance found in the heroes of the Pastor Eve Mugambi north of Prairie View SUNDAY – 8:30 a.m. Worship Service; faith in Hebrews chapter 11. SUNDAY — 9:00 a.m. Worship Pastor Shawn Richardson 9:45 a.m. Sunday School; 10:45 a.m. Worship It is a Christ-like endurance the writer of the Book of Hebrews TUESDAY – 9:00 a.m. Healthy SUNDAY — 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship Service; 5:00 p.m. High School Upper Room calls Christians to so they can walk in the wisdom of God. Hebrews Congregation Exercise 7:00 p.m. Evening Service Kickoff 12:1-2 says; “Therefore, since we have so great a cloud of witnesses CLAYTON UNITED WEDNESDAY – 6:15 p.m. Jr. surrounding us, let us also lay aside every encumbrance, and the METHODIST CHURCH High Upper Room Kickoff; 6:30 p.m. sin which so easily entangles us, and let us run with endurance Pastor Ed Woods/785-669-2554 Registration T&T the race that is set before us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the author SUNDAY — 10:00 a.m. Worship FRIDAY – 7:00 p.m. AA and perfecter of faith, who for the joy set before Him endured the Service, Choir NORTON MINISTERIAL Cross…” (NAS) The word “endurance” (hypomone) as it is used 11:00 a.m. Bible Study ALLIANCE here refers to the endurance that is needed for a lifelong, long- distance race.” The practical application is a determination that JENNINGS UNITED Andbe Home Services, 2 p.m. and is unhurried, goes steadily on and refuses to be deflected. Satan’s METHODIST CHURCH Norton Manor Services 3 p.m. and the world’s obstacles do not turn Christians away from their Pastor Ed Woods/785-669-2554 The Norton County Ministerial God-given vision. Discouragements do not take these Christians SUNDAY – 11:00 a.m. Worship Alliance meets at noon on the third hope away. They have a steadfast endurance that carries on until Service Thursday of each month from the end. LENORA CHURCH OF GOD September through May The key to success in the Christian life is the same as it was for Guest Minister/785-567-4459 NORTON SEVENTH DAY Christ and the heroes of the faith found in Hebrews chapter 11. SUNDAY – 10:30 a.m. Church ADVENTIST CHURCH They took their eyes off their present circumstances and looked Services 105 S. Case Street ahead to their promised award. Hebrews 12:3 says, “Consider UNITED PARISH OF LENORA Pastor Carl Goff [Christ] who endured such opposition from sinful men…” Why, Evangelist Roger Cooper SATURDAY – 9:45 a.m. Sabbath “…so [we] will not grow weary and lose heart.” Remembering 140 E. Iowa, 785-567-4420 School; 10:45 a.m. Church Services the promises of God and their heavenly reward keeps Christians SUNDAY — 9:30 a.m. Rolls and ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI steadfast. Coffee; 10:30 a.m. Worship Service CATHOLIC CHURCH If there is one character flaw that Christians should be without, No matter who you are or where you Father Jose Kumblumkal it would be that they are quitters. They are admonished, over and are in life's journey, you are welcome 877-2234 over again to endure, to stay in the fight to the very end, through [email protected] finding strength in Christ. Christians are only able to endure the here hardships that come upon them by getting into the Word of God and FIRST CHRISTIAN website: http://stfrancisassisi.org learning more and more about Christ. The more they know the truth CHURCH OF LOGAN 108 S. Wabash, Norton found in God’s Word and Christ as revealed by the Written Word, Pastor Troy Buss Mass Schedule: Sunday - 10:30 a.m.; the more they pray for illumination of the Holy Spirit. They take SUNDAY — 9:30 a.m. Sunday Monday – Friday: 7:30 a.m.; Saturday every thought captive and make it obedient to Jesus. Thus they do School; 10:30 a.m. Church Services - 5:30 p.m. not grow weary and discouraged because they focus on the Lord’s WEDNESDAY — 7 p.m. Bible Sacrament of Reconciliation is end results and not the here and now. Christians have the promise Study Saturday, 4:30 p.m., 30 minutes before of Christ in fulfilling the “Great Commission,” “…And surely I ST. JOHN’S CATHOLIC Mass on Thursday, Friday and Sunday am with you always, to the very end of the age.” (Matthew 28:20) CHURCH, LOGAN CORNERSTONE CHURCH or by appointment Christians who are allowing the Lord to do a work in their lives Reverend George Chalbhagan Pastor Damen Andrew SUNDAY – Share Your Faith Catechism will be empowered to achieve God’s purposes in and through SUNDAY — 8:30 a.m. Mass 313 West Lincoln Street/877-2416 Class, 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. their lives. The Christian who takes a stand for Christ and for MONDAY — 5:30 p.m. Mass SUNDAY — 9:30 a.m. Sunday School; TUESDAY – Legion of Mary - 5:00 p.m.; righteousness is not popular with those in this world and even LOGAN UNITED 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. Bingo some in the church. Enduring Christians are like Moses, “…[who] METHODIST CHURCH TUESDAY – 9:30 a.m. Ladies Prayer Every Second and Fourth Wednesday of regarded disgrace for the sake of Christ as of greater value… Pastor Ted Stapleton WEDNESDAY – 7:00 p.m. Bible Study Month - Mass at Andbe Home - 10:00 a.m. because he was looking ahead to his reward.” (Hebrews 11:26) Christians who find God’s wisdom in their service to Him are 303 W. Church, 785-689-4350 SATURDAY – 8:30 a.m. Men's Prayer Every Fourth OR last Thursday of the those who endure to the end for the sake of Christ. SUNDAY — 9:15 a.m. Worship in the CROSSROADS MESSAGES month - Mass at Norton Correctional Facility Parlor; 9:15 a.m. Adult Sunday School; 10:30 Preacher/Teacher Terry Laughlin - Medium Security - 5:30 p.m.; Minimum a.m. Worship in the Sanctuary 603 Sunset Dr., Norton, KS 67654 Security - 6:30 p.m. MONDAY – 5:00-7:30 p.m. TOPS (785) 877-7279 First Friday of the Month - Eucharistic TUESDAY – 7:00 p.m. Women's Bible e-mail - [email protected] Adoration following Morning Mass Study www.standatthecrossroads.com K of C - Third Monday of Month - 7:30 p.m. LONG ISLAND UNITED FIRST CHURCH OF GOD TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH 1010 Churchill Dr./877-2181 Senior Warden, Georgia Briery Pastor Ted Stapleton [email protected] Junior Warden, Robert Hoover 554 Washington, 785-854-7626 Pastor Rob Mohr 102 E. Waverly, Norton SUNDAY — 11:00 a.m. Worship Service Sunday – 9:00 a.m., Early Service; 10:30 SUNDAY — 10:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist FIRST SUNDAY — Worship 12 noon a.m. Morning Worship; No Sunday School 11:30 a.m. Coffee Hour Host Fellowship Dinner or Fellowship 3:00-4:00 p.m. God's Pantry 1 p.m. Administrative Council Meeting FIRST UNITED METHODIST REDEEMER EVANGELICAL FIRST WEDNESDAY — 2 p.m. United CHURCH, NORTON LUTHERAN(WELS) Methodist Women’s Meeting in Fall, Winter Pastor Eve Mugambi 805 West Holme Street and Spring 805 W. Wilberforce, Norton West Hwy. 36, Norton NORCATUR COMMUNITY CHURCH Church Email: [email protected] 877-3138/3824 Guest Speakers Pastor's Email: emugambi@ [email protected] SUNDAY – 10:00 a.m. Worship Service greatplainsumc.org www.redeemernorton.org ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC Church Office Phone 785-877-2196 Pastor Timm O. Meyer CHURCH, NEW ALMELO SUNDAY – 10:30 a.m. Worship in the SUNDAY — 7:45 a.m. Worship Service, [email protected] Sanctuary Trinity, McCook; 10:00 a.m. Worship Service, Father Jose Kumblumkal Live Service available on Facebook – Redeemer; 11:15 a.m. Bible Study and SUNDAY — 8:30 a.m. Mass Norton Fumc Church and you-tube Fellowship Time TUESDAY – 8:45 a.m. Mass IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH MAPLE GROVE CHURCH FRIDAY – 8:45 a.m. Mass Pastor Rick Rostek OF THE BRETHREN THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 14715 W. Washington Road 9 miles west 4 1/2 miles north of Norton OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 877-2430 Guest Minister Phillipsburg Ward SUNDAY – Pentecost 13; Holy Communion; SUNDAY — 11:00 a.m. Worship Service Josh Choate, Bishop 10:30 a.m. Sunday Worship Third Sunday Dinner this Month SUNDAY — 10:00 a.m. Sacrament Meeting; MONDAY – 2:00 p.m. Bible Study THE ROCK 11:10 a.m. Sunday School and Priesthood and LIVING HOPE FELLOWSHIP FRIDAY — 7:00-10:00 p.m. Seventh, Relief Society One mile south of Norton Eighth, and Ninth Graders MONDAY — Family Home Evening at corner of PDRA road First Sunday Night of the Month — Quarry, WEDNESDAY — 7:00 p.m. Young Men/ Pastor Jerry Cummings/877-2426 6:30 p.m. Junior and Senior High Worship Young Women, Ages 12-18; 5-9 p.m. Family SUNDAY — 10 a.m. Worship and Praise Event History Center Open Service THE SPONSORS OF THIS CHURCH PAGE DO SO WITH PRIDE IN OUR COMMUNITY Ag Valley Pizza Hut First State Bank Nelson Bros. Co-operative Come Join Us for Our “Your Progressive Construction, Inc. Elevator - Service Station “ SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET ” Community Bank” General Contractors 877-5131 or 877-5188 - Norton Pizza, Pasta, Salad and Dessert MEMBER FDIC Equipment Rental Clayton Branch - FREE COFFEE or TEA 105 W. Main - Norton, Kansas 12862 Lower Dam Road - Norton, Kansas Phone 785-693-4522 W. Hwy. 36 - Norton - Phone 877-3359 Phone 785-877-3341 Phone (785) 877-2554

Security Abstract Company All Creatures Vet Clinic Engel’s Sales and Service Town and Country Kitchen Abstracters Title Insurance Agents Veterinary Service for Complete Auto Repair Daily Lunch Buffet and Evening Specials Prompt - Efficient - Confidential Large and Small Animals Small Engines and Party and Banquet Facilities Available 214 E. Washington - Norton Dr. Steven L. Graf (Owner) Lawn Care Equipment Open 6:00 A.M.-8:30 P.M. Phone 785-877-2141 5761 Road E12 - Almena, KS 67622 •Toro •Lawnboy•Stihl Chain Saws Brenda Sanders, Owner and Staff Jolene L. Weiser, Owner Phone 785-669-2227 209 W. Lincoln - Norton - Phone 877-3391 East Hwy. 36 - 877-3511 - Norton, Kansas

Don’s Floor Covering Norton Animal Health Center Whitney Construction Moffet Drug Store Residential and Commercial Complete Large and Small Animal Service and Farms “Prescription Specialists” •Carpet •Sheet Vinyl •Tile 801 W. Holme - Norton - Phone 877-2411 •Terracing Hallmark Cards and Levolor Blinds - Panasonic Vacuums Aaron R. White, DVM •Dozer Work Russell Stover Candies 113 W. Washington - Norton, Kansas Sarah Ketterl White, DVM •Ponds 102 S. State - Norton, Kansas 877-3002 - Don Kaus - FREE ESTIMATES Monday thru Friday: 8-5; Saturday: 9-11 a.m. 9499 Rd E3 - Norton - Phone 785-877-3745 Phone 785-877-2721 The Norton Telegram Your Local Newspaper 215 South Kansas Avenue, Norton Phone 785-877-3361 Fax: 785-877-3732 Email: [email protected] Wednesday, August 26, 2020 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Page 7 SATURDAY EVENING AUGUST 29, 2020 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30

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The 700 Club Cinderella Story: Shoe Married at First Sight Married at First Sight Married at First Sight Married at First Sight Married at First Sight FX Blockers (‘18, R) aaa Leslie Mann, Ike Barinholtz. Blockers (‘18, R) aaa Leslie Mann, Ike Barinholtz. Mission (‘06) aaa MTV Double Shot (N) Revenge Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridi cu lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous HGTV Love It or List It (N) Love It or List It (N) Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It NICK aa Tooth Fairy (‘10, PG) Dwayne John son, Ashley Judd. Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends HISTORY Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars (N) Pawn Stars Pawn Stars PARMT Para mount Movie Yellow stone (TVMA) Para mount Movie LIFETIME Rizzoli & Isles Rizzoli & Isles (:03) Rizzoli & Isles (:03) Rizzoli & Isles (:01) Rizzoli & Isles SYFY Rush Hour Men in Black III (‘12, PG-13) aaa Will Smith. 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TBS Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Dad Dad Conan Seinfeld Seinfeld Conan TRAVEL Ghost Adven tures Ghost Adven tures (N) The Dead Files Osbournes Ghost Adven tures TCM Rocco and His Brothers (‘60, NR) aaa Alain Delon, Renato Salvatori. (:15) Le Samouraï (‘67, NR) aaac Alain Delon. TV LAND Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Queens Queens Queens Queens TLC 90 Day Fiancé (N) 90 Day Fiancé (N) (:03) 90 Day Fiancé (N) (:01) Darcey & Stacey 90 Day Fiancé USA Cannon b all (N) Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Cannon b all Chrisley Family TNT (5:30) NBA Play offs 2020 NBA Play offs (Live) NBA on TNT NBA Play. VH1 Obsessed (‘09, PG-13) aa Idris Elba, Beyoncé. Enough (‘02, PG-13) aac Jennifer Lopez, Billy Camp bell. TRAVEL Be yond the Un known: “Dark Creatures” (N) Be yond the Un known Into the Un known (N) Be yond the Un known WGN Mother Mother Mother Mother Mother Mother Mother Mother Mar ried Mar ried TV LAND Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. 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TSACDAORB ABC Shark Tank (:01) 20/20 Local Kimmel Nightline Kimmel TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 1, 2020 CBS MacGyver Love Island (N) Blue Bloods Local (:35) Late Show Corden 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 NBC America’s Got Talent : “Live Show 3" Dateline NBC Local To night Show Late Night TSACDAORB ABC Family Family black-ish mixed-ish What Would You Do? Lo cal Kimmel Night line Kimmel FOX WWE Fri day Night SmackDown (Live) Local Programs Local Programs CBS NCIS: “Blarney” Love Island (N) FBI: Most Wanted Lo cal (:35) Late Show Corden ION SVU: “Wan der lust” SVU SVU: “Un civ i lized” SVU: “Stalked” SVU NBC America’s Got Talent : “Live Show 4" (:01) Trans plant: “Pi lot” Lo cal Tonig ht Show Late Night FOX ELBAC A&E Live Res cue Live Res cue: “Live Rescue” (N) Live Res cue: “Live Rescue - 08.28.20" Hell’s Kitchen Prodi ga l Son Local Programs Local Programs AMC The Goonies (‘85, PG) aaa Sean Astin, Josh Brolin. Road House (‘89, R) aaa Patrick Swayze, Ben Gazzara. ION NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles

ANIMAL River Monsters: Deadli est Man-eaters (N) Chas ing Mon sters Myster ies of the Deep River Mon sters ELBAC A&E What’s It What’s It What’s It What’s It Unboxing Unboxing Unboxing Unboxing What’s It What’s It BET Movie Tyler Perry’s The Oval Ameri can Soul AMC Con Air (‘97, R) aaa Nicolas Cage, John Cusack. Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (‘93, PG-13) Jason Scott Lee. BRAVO (6:30) Little Fockers (‘10, PG-13) aa Little Fockers (‘10, PG-13) aa Rob ert De Niro. A League of Their Own (‘92, PG) aaa ANIMAL Yeti Or Not Fear Island: Hunt for the Mega Bear Yeti Or Not CARTOON Burgers Dad Dad Dad Rick/Morty Rick/Morty Family Guy Family Guy Squidbillies Squidbillies BET (5:00) Movie Movie Martin Martin CMT Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom BRAVO Mil. List ing LA Mil. List ing LA (N) (:15) Back yard Envy (N) Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles Below CARTOON CNN Ander son Cooper 360° Ander son Cooper 360° CNN To night (N) CNN To night (N) Ander son Cooper 360° We Bare We Bare Dad Dad Burgers Burgers Family Guy Family Guy Robot Squidbillies CMT aac COMEDY South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park Daily (N) Chappelle (:20) Chappelle’s Show Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom Mom What Women Want (‘00, PG-13) Mel Gib son. CNN Ander son Cooper 360° Cuomo Prime Time (N) CNN To night (N) CNN To night (N) Ander son Cooper 360° DISCOVERY Be ring Sea Gold (N) 100 Days Wild (N) Ed Stafford (N) Kiwi Sur vival (N) Be ring Sea Gold COMEDY Schitt’s Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Crank Daily Lights Out Tosh.0 South Park DISNEY De scen dants 2 (‘17) De scen dants 3 (‘19, NR) Jessie: “Jessie’s Big” Jessie: “G.I. Jessie” Jessie DISCOVERY Deadli est Catch (N) I Quit (N) Deadli est Catch Deadli est Catch E! 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Ava tar (‘09, PG-13) aaac FREEFORM Waterboy Sweet Home Al abama (‘02, PG-13) aac Reese Witherspoon. The 700 Club Moms’ Night Out (‘14) HGTV My Lot tery My Lot tery My Lot tery My Lot tery Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers My Lot tery My Lot tery FX Transform ers: The Last Knight (‘17, PG-13) aa Mark Wahlberg, Gemma Chan. Deep water Ho ri zon (‘16, PG-13) aaa HISTORY Ancient Aliens Crea tures Chas ing Big foot (N) Ancient Aliens (:03) Bigfoot HGTV Good Bones Good Bones (N) Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Good Bones LIFETIME Marry in g Millions (:03) Marry in g Millions (:03) Marry in g Millions (:03) Marry in g Millions (:01) Marry in g Millions HISTORY To Be An nounced America’ s Book (N) (:05) To Be An nounced (:03) To Be An nounced MTV Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous LIFETIME Supernanny (N) Supernanny (N) (:03) Wife Swap Wife Swap: “Petersen” Supernanny NICK SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends MTV Siesta Key 16 & Recov er ing (N) Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous PARMT Para mount Movie Para mount Movie NICK SpongeBob SpongeBob Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends SYFY Men Black Gone in 60 Sec onds (‘00, PG-13) aaa Nicolas Cage. Law Abiding Citi zen (‘09, R) aaa Jamie Foxx. PARMT Para mount Movie Para mount Movie Para mount Movie SYFY aaac aa TBS The Lon gest Yard (‘05, PG-13) Adam Sandler. Rampage (‘18, PG-13) aac Dwayne John son. ELEAGUE Death Hallows 1 (‘10) (:05) Harry Pot ter and the Deathly Hallows : Part 2 (‘11, PG-13) Doom (‘05, R) TBS TCM Now, Voy ager (‘42, NR) aaac Bette Davis. (:15) For Men Only (‘52) aaa Russell Johnson. Ca sa blanca (‘42) aaaa Bang Bang Bang Bang Celeb rity Show-Off Conan Celeb rity Show-Off Conan TLC TCM Women Make Film (N) (:15) Merrily We Go to Hell (‘32, NR) Women Make Film: “Ep i sode 1" Olivia 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? (N) 90 Day (N) 90 Day Fiancé 90 Day 90 Day Fiancé TLC TNT Counting On (N) Counting On (N) Dou bling Down with (N) OutDaughtered Counting On (5:30) NBA Play offs 2020 NBA Play offs (Live) Inside the NBA NBA Play. TNT aaac aaac TRAVEL Beauty and the Beast (‘17, PG) Emma Wat son. Beauty and the Beast (‘17, PG) Emma Wat son. Witness Parano. Wit ness (N) Para nor mal Nightshift Para nor mal Nightshift Wit ness TRAVEL Ghost Adven tures Ghost Adven tures Ghost Adven tures : “Calif Scream ing” Ghost Adven tures TV LAND Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Queens Queens Queens Queens TV LAND Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Men Men Queens Queens Queens Queens USA (6:30) 2020 Stanley Cup Quali fi ers 2020 Stanley Cup Quali fi ers USA SVU SVU Walking Tall (‘04, PG-13) aac Dwayne John son. Family Family VH1 RuPaul’s Drag Race Titanic (‘97, PG-13) aaac Le o nardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet. VH1 Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out WGN Man Man Man Man Man Man Man Man Married Married WGN News Na tion News Na tion News Na tion News Na tion News Na tion HBO The Change-Up (‘11, R) aac Ryan Reynolds. Real Time (N) Room 104 Real Time (TVMA) Room 104 HBO aaa MERP (:11) The Way Back (‘20, R) Ben Affleck. Hard Knocks ‘20 (N) Lovecraft Country The Vow: “Vis cera” MERP MAX Rush (‘13, R) aaac Chris Hemsworth. Brother s (‘09, R) Jake Gyllenhaal. Rock the Kasbah (‘15, R) Bill Murray. MAX The After math (‘19, R) (:50) Our Brand Is Cri sis (‘15, R) San dra Bull ock. (:40) Dream House (‘11, PG-13) aac SHOW Na tional Trea sure (‘04) (:10) Minor ity Report (‘02, PG-13) Tom Cruise, Colin Farrell. (:35) We Hunt Together The Chi SHOW Ray Dono van : “Sunny” We Hunt (:45) Face/Off (‘97, R) aaa John Travolta, Nicolas Cage. (:05) The Raven (‘12, R) Page 8 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Wednesday, August 26, 2020

2019 DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE TAXES 2019 DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE TAXES LENORA CITY SMITH, MARK A & SUSAN L S22 T5 R24 320 S CHAPMAN ST $ 107.87 LENORA CITY SMITH, MARK A & SUSAN L S22 T5 R24 120 W FOURTH AVE $ 1,964.86 PUBLISHED IN THE NORTON TELEGRAM ON WEDNESDAY, TIME ZONE LLC AUGUST 12th, 19th, and 26th, 2020 LENORA CITY %RAYMOND & RHONDA HEIKES S23 T5 R24 120 S MAIN ST - LENORA $ 378.26 Listed below are the names of owners of Real Estate, and situs address of each tract or parcel and the amount of LENORA CITY VANCAMP, CHRISTIE S23 T5 R24 S MAIN $ 43.60 WAIT, RAYMOND D II & ANGELA D unpaid tax for 2019. If the tax and interest are not paid before the first Tuesday of September, being September 1, LENORA CITY S15 T5 R24 W IOWA AVE $ 32.32 NORTON CITY AKINS, ROBIN LEE S35 T2 R23 307 N STATE ST $ 165.41 2020, the tract or parcel of land will be sold to the County for the amount of the delinquent tax and legal charges as BOLINGER JOINT RT provided in KSA 79-2302 and 79-2303. We apologize that once this list is published, we are unable to remove names NORTON CITY %BURK, ALVIN L & BARBRA J S34 T2 R23 319 W MAIN ST $ 1,049.68 due to payment. NORTON CITY BONN, TIMOTHY S35 T2 R23 503 N STATE ST $ 190.64 Vicki Bainter, Norton County Treasurer NORTON CITY BONN, TIMOTHY S35 T2 R23 501 N STATE ST $ 166.64 ALMENA CITY BARTLEY, NATHAN & TRACY CLEMENTS S8 T2 R21 311 BRYANT ST $ 870.32 NORTON CITY BOWERS, ORVILLE %BRIAN MCDOWELL S35 T2 R23 EAST AVE $ 19.27 ALMENA CITY BIBLE, MARILYN S8 T2 R21 800 CLEVELAND AVE $ 225.80 NORTON CITY BUCKLEY, CHAD N & KELLY R S34 T2 R23 502 N FIRST AVE $ 1,407.28 ALMENA CITY BLAND, JAMES & DIANNE S8 T2 R21 512 MAIN ST $ 68.35 NORTON CITY BURK, ALVIN L & BARBARA J S2 T3 R23 309 S WABASH AVE $ 755.55 ALMENA CITY BLAND, JAMES & DIANNE C S8 T2 R21 601 VAN HORN ST $ 1,555.03 CARLTON, TOM & NANCY BOWERS, ORVILLE & MARILYN & GARY NORTON CITY %NANCY CARLTON S34 T2 R23 309 W WILTON ST $ 386.62 ALMENA CITY ANDERSON %BRIAN MCDOWELL S8 T2 R21 802 PRATT AVE $ 1,545.06 NORTON CITY CHAMBERS TOD, BRAD S34 T2 R23 803 N FIRST AVE $ 115.25 CRAMER, RONALD L ETAL NORTON CITY DIAL, RODNEY E & MARILYN A S34 T2 R23 510 W MAIN ST $ 313.37 ALMENA CITY %MATTHEW STUTSMAN S8 T2 R21 304 WALNUT ST $ 396.97 ENFIELD RESTAURANTS LLC ALMENA CITY DAVIS, AMANDA R S8 T2 R21 604 VAN HORN ST $ 159.89 NORTON CITY %LARRY J ENFIELD III S34 T2 R23 501 W HOLME ST $ 16,987.61 ALMENA CITY DESBIEN, EDWARD L %ROBERT DESBIEN S8 T2 R21 602 ST CLAIR ST $ 112.63 GILL, HARRIETT JEWELL & SHERRY LYNN ALMENA CITY FOSTER, JAMES & CHRISTINA LEAGUE S8 T2 R21 130 BRYANT ST $ 90.15 NORTON CITY HICKMAN S35 T2 R23 406 E WASHINGTON ST $ 136.77 ALMENA CITY HUFF, JESSICA S8 T2 R21 710 WASHINGTON $ 555.15 NORTON CITY HARPER, ELZA E & LOTTIE S35 T2 R23 414 N WABASH AVE $ 51.24 ALMENA CITY KNUTH, ANDREW & ANGIE S8 T2 R21 510 VAN HORN ST $ 51.64 NORTON CITY HARRINGTON, EVA M S34 T2 R23 711 N SECOND AVE $ 645.23 ALMENA CITY LATIERRA INC %REX & LIDIA KNAPP S8 T2 R21 607 PRATT AVE $ 1,168.81 NORTON CITY HARSHBARGER, DAVID W & SHELLEY R S34 T2 R23 302 N GRAVES AVE $ 997.01 ALMENA CITY MCGINNIS, DEBRA K & EDWARD CONSBRUCK S8 T2 R21 700 IVES ST $ 669.16 NORTON CITY HAZLETT, DAN S3 T3 R23 327 S FIRST AVE $ 148.55 ALMENA CITY MCMILLIN, MARK W S8 T2 R21 505 IVES ST $ 135.89 NORTON CITY HEIKES, RAYMOND G & RHONDA K S34 T2 R23 712 W WOODSFIELD ST $ 1,285.76 ALMENA CITY REED, BRANDON S8 T2 R21 913 PRATT AVE $ 362.17 NORTON CITY HEIKES, RHONDA K S34 T2 R23 105 S HOWARD AVE $ 1,019.65 ALMENA CITY SPEER, GERALD & BRENDA S8 T2 R21 310 BARCLAY ST $ 140.48 NORTON CITY HICKMAN, BRIAN L S35 T2 R23 301 N KANSAS AVE $ 650.86 ALMENA CITY SPEER, GERALD & BRENDA S8 T2 R21 403 WASHINGTON $ 133.91 NORTON CITY HOFT, AMY S3 T3 R23 410 S SECOND AVE $ 373.64 ALMENA CITY SPEER, GERALD & BRENDA S8 T2 R21 601 WASHINGTON $ 172.89 NORTON CITY HORESKY, MARY JO;TOD S35 T2 R23 303 N NORTON AVE $ 398.33 ALMENA CITY SPEER, GERALD & BRENDA S8 T2 R21 711 WASHINGTON $ 340.89 NORTON CITY IZZARELLI, CANDICE S34 T2 R23 609 W WASHINGTON ST $ 27.30 SPEER, GERALD E & BRENDA K & MICHAEL B NORTON CITY IZZARELLI, CANDICE S34 T2 R23 613 W WASHINGTON ST $ 77.80 ALMENA CITY FLORENCE S8 T2 R21 310 IVES ST $ 153.00 NORTON CITY IZZARELLI, CANDICE S34 T2 R23 609 W WASHINGTON ST $ 529.49 ALMENA CITY STEJSKAL, DOUGLAS L & DELLA R S8 T2 R21 307 MAIN ST $ 328.13 NORTON CITY IZZARELLI, CANDICE & BENJAMIN TALLENT S34 T2 R23 517 W WASHINGTON ST $ 73.47 ALMENA CITY WENZL, RICHARD L & JUDY L S8 T2 R21 612 WILLIAMS ST $ 1,040.33 NORTON CITY JERBY, RYAN S34 T2 R23 303 N SECOND AVE $ 56.32 ALMENA CITY WRIGHT, KEVIN S8 T2 R21 301 WASHINGTON $ 175.85 NORTON CITY JERBY, RYAN S34 T2 R23 301 N SECOND AVE $ 104.82 ALMENA TWP WEISER, MARK A S17 T3 R21 ROAD O $ 1,256.93 NORTON CITY KIER, AMY L S34 T2 R23 106 S HOWARD AVE $ 892.23 ALMENA TWP WEISER, MARK A S18 T3 R21 ROAD E9 $ 2,426.00 NORTON CITY KINDALL, ALLEN E S34 T2 R23 605 W WASHINGTON ST $ 727.07 CENTER TWP COOK, TERRY P S18 T2 R22 18224 ROAD I $ 493.36 NORTON CITY KOLBY, JAY & SILVIA OLIVAEZ GARCIA S34 T2 R23 407 W LINCOLN ST $ 142.42 DOPPS, DAVID L & ROSE E WELLS LATIERRA INC CENTER TWP %DAVID L DOPPS S35 T2 R23 16910 EAGLES RD $ 17.42 NORTON CITY %FOSKUHL, JEROME & CAROLYN S34 T2 R23 306 N GRAVES AVE $ 124.92 ESSLINGER, KEVIN D & TARA M LATIERRA INC CENTER TWP %SKRDLANT, MONTE S9 T2 R22 20681 ROAD I $ 293.82 NORTON CITY %BILL & BETTY GLENNEMEIER S35 T2 R23 506 E WASHINGTON ST $ 138.47 CENTER TWP FRACK, JAMES E & RHONDA L S1 T1 R25 728 ROAD W10 $ 5,312.13 NORTON CITY LATIERRA INC %SAM BATSON S34 T2 R23 705 N JONES AVE $ 304.39 CENTER TWP HARTWELL, ERIC M & DANIELLE S11 T3 R23 13027 PRAIRIE LN $ 3,267.54 LATIERRA INC CENTER TWP KNOLL, RANDAL W S35 T2 R23 16828 EAGLES RD $ 800.57 NORTON CITY %RANDALL & RHONDA COLIP S34 T2 R23 705 N SECOND AVE $ 598.30 CENTER TWP KNUTH, ANDREW & ANGIE S34 T2 R22 21876 US HWY 36 $ 1,470.36 NORTON CITY LATIERRA INC %DAN HAZLETT S34 T2 R23 205 N GRAVES AVE $ 388.22 CENTER TWP LATIERRA INC %GREGG GLENNEMEIER S35 T2 R23 11953 POUND DR $ 217.28 NORTON CITY LATIERRA INC %TORY RHODES S34 T2 R23 110 S GRAVES AVE $ 187.44 CENTER TWP MADDY, SUZANN F TRUST & DUANE MADDY S33 T2 R24 ROAD W8 $ 995.30 NORTON CITY LATIERRA INC %JUSTINA SMITH S3 T3 R23 301 S SECOND AVE $ 284.86 MEYERS, RICHARD TRAVIS & CASEY ERIN NORTON CITY LEFFLER, TIM J & DIANE S3 T3 R23 430 S FIRST AVE $ 292.40 CENTER TWP MEYERS S26 T2 R23 10701 US HWY 283 $ 717.87 NORTON CITY LEWIS, EMMETT C & LYNNETTE S WROS S34 T2 R23 511 W WILTON ST $ 739.13 CENTER TWP NOEL, JANE S26 T2 R22 CALVERT LOOP $ 41.27 NORTON CITY LINDSAY, JED & JENNIFER S35 T2 R23 E HOLME ST $ 70.88 CENTER TWP NOEL, JANE S26 T2 R22 22989 ROAD K DR $ 161.53 NORTON CITY MEIER, DEB S34 T2 R23 804 N STATE ST $ 158.87 CENTER TWP REEVES, D BRUCE S8 T2 R22 ROAD I $ 44.82 NORTON CITY MILLAN, NISH A S34 T2 R23 705 W WILTON ST $ 770.51 SHEWEY, GEORGE & NADINE FOWLER NORTON CITY MONIER, VERONICA MARIE S35 T2 R23 108 S KANSAS AVE $ 2,444.58 CENTER TWP %BRADLEY CHAMBERS S32 T2 R22 19382 US HWY 36 $ 25.97 NORTON CITY NELSON, BLAIN A & JILL A HARNED S34 T2 R23 809 N FIRST AVE $ 487.24 CENTER TWP SKRDLANT, MONTE S28 T1 R23 4316 ROAD W1 $ 3,147.07 NORTON CITY NORMAN, JERIS S34 T2 R23 1119 N SECOND AVE $ 2,231.83 CENTER TWP THAYN, ROBBIN S19 T1 R24 ROAD W9 $ 1,669.66 NORTON CITY REED, BRANDON S34 T2 R23 615 W WASHINGTON ST $ 536.31 CENTER TWP TOBABEN, WENDELL D & DEBORAH A S31 T2 R22 11971 ROAD E2 $ 734.85 NORTON CITY RHODES, TORY & KATELAN S34 T2 R23 108 S GRAVES AVE $ 205.88 CENTER TWP WEISER, MARCIA S19 T2 R22 ROAD J $ 1,995.81 NORTON CITY ROBERTS, STEVE S35 T2 R23 405 E WILBERFORCE ST $ 49.44 CENTER TWP YOUNG RT, DONNA L %RICHARD REEVES S22 T2 R22 ROAD E6 $ 2,245.55 NORTON CITY ROBERTS, STEVE S34 T2 R23 209 W NORTH ST $ 69.20

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Tatanka...... $9.00 Bu. or to pick up an application. at 785-871-0960 or Emily Langin...... $9.00 Bu. Apply online at www. Swatzell at 785-202-0217 or go NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE phillipscountyretirement.org. to BigIronRealty.com. Published in The Norton Telegram on Wednesday, August 12, Wednesday, EOE. – tfn – August 19, and Wednesday, August 26, 2020. 3(T) Call George Tubbs for – 8/26 – IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF NORTON COUNTY, KANSAS FARMERS NATIONAL BANK, ) NO. Cleaning and Treating Your Seed lodge notices PLAINTIFF, ) 20-CV-04 Andbe Home is looking vs. ) (785) 443-1053 for self motivated person American Legion ENFIELD RESTAURANTS, LLC, ) to be part of the Resident LARRY J. ENFIELD III, ) Resource Department. Auxiliary Unit No. 63 SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, ) NORTON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ) A CNA Certification and Harmonson Redd NORTON DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, ) Help Wanted/decatur HealtH a valid driver's license are Third Monday PIONEER COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT, INC. ) 7:00 p.m. ALMENA STATE BANK, ) required. This position will Carol Erlenbusch, President include providing activities Trisha Lawson, Membership NORTON COUNTY COMMUNITY ) ) both group and one to one FOUNDATION, INC. Decatur Health is American Legion SUE HILLEBRAND, dba SUE’S ) accepting applications for with the residents, taking van CLEANING SERVICE, ) runs, writing reports, and Harmonson Redd US FOODS, INC. DEFENDANTS. ) the following positions: organizing large and small Post No. 63 TITLE TO REAL ESTATE INVOLVED RN or LPN-IV Certifi ed. PRN. Current licensure as a Nurse events. If you like to create, Second Monday 7:30 p.m. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE (LPN or RN) in the state of Kansas. One year of recent experi- organize and provide care, Charles Posson, Commander you are the person needed. Bruce Anderson, Adjutant Under and by virtue of an Order of Sale issued by the Clerk of the District Court ence preferred. Various shifts. in and for the said County of Norton, State of Kansas, in a certain cause in said Full benefit package, drug Chief Nursing Offi cer. Full Time (Exempt) Graduate of an Eagles Court Numbered 20-CV-04, wherein the parties above-named were respectively accredited school of Nursing. Current licensure as a Regis- screen and background check plaintiff and defendants, and to me, the undersigned Sheriff of Norton County, tered Nurse in the State of Kansas is required. ACLS and CPR required. Apply at the Andbe Aerie directed, I will offer for sale at public auction and sell to the highest bidder for Home, 201 W. Crane, Norton, cash in hand at 10:00 a.m. on September 4, 2020 in the first floor lobby of the certifi cations required. The CNO participates in developing Second and Fourth Norton County Courthouse, the following described real estate located in the KS 67654 or contact Darlene organizational-wide patient care programs and procedures Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. County of Norton, State of Kansas, to wit: McEwen, Resident Resource Robert Compton, President designed to assess, evaluate, and meet Nursing Care needs Coordinator at 785-877-2601. John Milnes, Secretary A tract of land described as commencing at a point 200 feet North of all patient populations. The CNO acts as a liaison between – 9/2 – and 200 feet West of the point where the North right of way lines of Medical Staff and Nursing services. The CNO participates in Veterans of U.S. Highway #36 intersects the line between the Northwest Quar- ter of the Northeast Quarter (NW/4NE/4) and the Northeast Quar- strategic planning and preparing budget for nursing. CNO Finance and Production Foreign Wars ter of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4NE/4) of Section Thirty-four (34), must have the ability to plan, organize and evaluate patient Assistant – Cox Enterprises Reg. 7:00 p.m. Township Two (2) South, Range Twenty-three (23) West of the Sixth care services. Handle stressful situations, including frequent in Long Island, KS is looking First Mon. of each Month Principal Meridian, Norton County, Kansas; thence West 100 feet; thence South to the North right-of-way line of U.S. Highway #36; priority changes and workfl ow interruptions. Well-developed for an individual to assist Curt Archibald, Commander Joe Ballinger, Quartermaster thence Easterly, along the North right of way line of the U.S. High- communication is required, both verbal and written. Positively management with financial way #36 to a point due South of the place of beginning; thence manage change and confl ict and apply productive problem- and swine production tasks. North to the place of beginning (being a part of the Northwest Quar- I.O.O.F. ter of the Northeast Quarter (NW/4NE/4) of said Thirty-four (34), solving skills. Organizes, directs, and supervises day-to-day Responsibilities will include accounts payable, payroll, tax No. 157 Township two (2) South Range Twenty-three (23) West of the Sixth nursing activities and assure adequate hospital staff coverage Principal Meridian, Norton County, Kansas. The property is located preparation and other tasks Meet at Senior Citizens Center and to deliver high quality care. First and Third Thursday in Norton County at 501 Holme, Norton, Kansas 67654. as directed by management. Each Month at 7:30 p.m. Night Nurse Aide/ CNA. Full Time (0.9 FTE). Certifi cation Troy Thomson This is a full-time position Scott Collins, Noble Grand preferred but not required. Shifts are 6pm-6am. This position with benefits including Sheriff of Norton County, Kansas Randy Knoll, Secretary RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, participates in a weekend and holiday rotation health/dental/life insurance FRASIER, JOHNSON & MARTIN, LLC Nurse Aide/ CNA. PRN. Certifi cation preferred but not re- and paid time-off. Interested The American By: /s/James M. Johnson quired. One year of recent experience preferred. Various shifts. individuals should contact Legion Riders James M. Johnson, #21140 Derek at (785) 854-7460. 116 North Hersey Ave. COMPETITIVE WAGES, BENEFIT PACKAGES, AND Post 63 P.O. Box 369 REGULAR PERFORMANCE AND SALARY EVALUATIONS. – 9/2 – Beloit, Kansas 67420-0369 Meet at 5:00 p.m. (785) 738-5723 This institution is an equal opportunity employer and provider. on the Second Sunday (785) 738-5725 (fax) Sheridan County Road and of Every Month Apply in person or online at www.decaturhealth.org website: www.alr63.org Attorneys for Plaintiff Page 10 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Wednesday, August 26, 2020

Norton shotgun team competition underway

The Covid-19 pandemic had program nothing”, says head in- Norton’s shotgun team shut structor Brock Miller. down for the first part ofThe their first Qualifier/compe- practice season and they were tition the team visited was in not able to gather and start Colby on 8/2/2020 shooting until after July 9th. Norton qualified 13 out of 16 This delay and the possibility in Trap and 8 out of 10 in Skeet of being shut down at any time for State 4-H in October. forced them into making the de- Highlights were many person- cision to not take on new shoot- al best scores. ers in the program this season. Dawson Smith walked away They currently have 16 shoot- with first place in Jr. Trap -divi ers involved in the program, sion and we had a three way tie all 16 are shooting trap and 13 for 3rd place in the Sr. Trap di- are shooting skeet. They have vision which resulted in a shoot been practicing weekly if not off between Avery Stark, Alex more for trap and skeet. Please Olliff and Teague Morford! contact the Norton Co. K-State The team’s second Qualifier The Norton County 4-H Shot Gun Team has hit the range again this year even with all of the uncertainty we are sur- Extension office if you have was in Goodland on 8/16/2020 rounded with today. A new trap range has been built, thanks to donations and last year’s team has already competed a child 10-18 years of age that Highlights from this event twice, shooting very well. The team and coaches are seen here at a night of practice. would like to join the Shotgun were many personal best scores. – Telegram photo by Dana Paxton program. The team’s instructors Cope Railsback took home train both first timers and - sea 1st place in both Trap and Skeet soned shooters on safety and to in the 11 and under division! Miller. is showing and representing group of supporters!” building a practice skeet range improve their scores. Cody Wagoner took home 3rd The team has two more com- Norton. We are building a great Thanks to the Norton County to further their ability to work “We are currently shooting place in Sr. Trap, Cody earned petitions and then on to state, program that these kids will Community Foundation grant, with the 4-H youth in the Norton hoping to take everyone in the cherish for a lifetime. Thanks private donors and many vol- area. For information on how almost 6 cases of shells every his very first 25 straight patch at week along with a lot of clay a competition in this score. “I program. goes out to all the other coaches unteers we were able to build you can help or donate please targets, thanks to our sponsors am sure this will be one of many Miller says, “I couldn’t be and volunteers that help with a nice practice facility for the contact Brock Miller, head in- the practices cost the kids in the for this young shooter”, says more proud with the improve- every practice and competition, kids to practice trap shooting. structor, at (785) 202-1312. ments and maturity this group we couldn’t do it without a great The team’s future plans involve Bluejay football’s annual watermelon scrimmage

Norton’s football team hosted their annual watermelon scrimmage on Saturday, August 22. The team will host another scrimmage at Travis Field on August 29 at 9 am. To kick off their season for 2020, the Bluejays’ first game will be on Friday, September 4 at home vs Smith Center. The September 4 game will also be senior night for football, cross country, tennis, and band. Seen here are photos taken of Norton athletes during their scrimmage last Saturday. Left: Norton quarterback Jonah Ruder launches a ball down field to his teammate during the scrimmage. Above: The opposing sides of the Bluejay football team line up against each other to begin another play. Right: Gavin Sproul is seen car- rying the ball towards the end zone after receiving a successful pass. –Telegram photos by Scott Sansom

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