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Northwest Kansas Technical College graduates – including mPortfolio prize winner lege’s commencement ceremony on Friday in the Max Jones Fieldhouse. 75° Beau Gardner (third from left) moved their tassels to the other side during the col- Photos by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News 10 a.m. Monday Today • Sunset, 7:59 p.m. College holds commencement Wednesday • Sunrise, 5:28 a.m. By Kevin Bottrell cesses of others,” he said. “I suggest focusing on your • Sunset, 7:59 p.m. [email protected] own successes.” Midday Conditions More than 100 graduates will be heading out into the Morris said leadership must be earned every day, • Soil temperature 55 degrees workforce after being honored at the 2014 Northwest and that too often integrity and honesty have become • Humidity 46 percent Kansas Technical College commencement ceremony endangered species. • Sky sunny on Friday. “Whether serving in the armed forces or serving in • Winds north at 15 to 25 mph The ceremony began with a welcome from college the Kansas Senate, integrity and honesty are the su- • Barometer 29.70 inches President Dr. Ed Mills and the National Anthem sung preme qualities of leadership,” he said, paraphrasing and rising by Sabrina Erhart. President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Morris encouraged the students to go out into the • Record High today 98° (1934) This year’s commencement speaker was Stephen world with confidence. • Record Low today 30° (1931) Morris, a former Kansas state senator, Vietnam War veteran and retired Air Force reservist. “Your challenge is not just to do something, but to Last 24 Hours* “I respect your achievements and applaud your ef- be someone,” he said. High Sunday 79° forts,” he said, addressing the graduates. “Technical Dr. Mills presented Morris with a gift, a framed Low Sunday 45° education benefits all of western Kansas.” photograph of a unit of military pilots who went to Precipitation none Morris said the graduates had learned critical skills China in 1940. This month .2 and described several paradoxes in life, such as not The winner of the President’s mPortfolio Prize was Year to date 1.99 learning from our own successes. Beau Gardner from the Automotive Technology de- Below Normal 3.07 inches “We seem to focus on our own failures and the suc- partment. The prize is awarded to the student who puts The Topside Forecast together the best mobile portfolio. The winner received Today: Mostly sunny with a 20 Northwest Tech graduate Gian Clavell embraced $500 and the opportunity to display the portfolio at percent chance of showers and college Vice President Brenda Chatfield as he graduation. thunderstorms after 5 p.m., a high walked across the stage. Clavell earned an As- The 2014 Student of the Year was Greg Thomas from near 82, winds out of the north at sociate of Applied Science Degree in the Medical the Mobile App department. 10 to 15 mph and a low around 54. Assistant field. Wednesday: Partly sunny with a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, winds breezy out of the east at 15 to 30 mph, a Brewster graduates high near 70 and a low around 56. Extended Forecast Thursday: Partly sunny with a told to keep in touch 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, a high near 80 and By Kevin Bottrell that,” she said. a low around 57. Friday: Mostly [email protected] Valedictorian Ashley Barrie and cloudy with a 40 percent chance Nine students walked across salutatorian Nathan Jorgensen of showers and thunderstorms, a the stage at Brewster High School chose to speak together. After con- high near 77 and a low around 56. on Saturday, having fulfilled the gratulating their fellow graduates, requirements to receive their high Jorgensen read from “Oh the Places school diplomas. You’ll Go” by Dr. Seuss. Tiffany Martin, a radio host at Other Brewster graduates in- KGCR and mother of graduate cluded Tanner Abbott, Justin Cul- Rook Shaw, said she jumped at the well, Tony Aguilar, Logan Rall, and chance to be the graduation speaker. Colton Rundel. Exchange student Shaw described each of the stu- Yumi Inagaki graduated with the local dents as smart and having potential, class, but will have several more and described some of her memories years of high school when she re- markets of them as well as their plans after turns to Japan. high school. She encouraged them Brewster graduates Logan Rall 10 a.m. to be there for each other after they (from left) Tony Aguilar, Ashley Wheat — $7.36 bushel graduate. Barrie and Justin Culwell lis- Posted county price — $7.35 Shaw ended her speech by thank- tened to speaker Tiffany Martin Corn — $4.67 bushel ing the other parents. at the graduation ceremony Posted county price — none “I have no doubt that the Brewster Saturday. Milo — $4.16 bushel Class of 2014 will go on to do great Photo by Kevin Bottrell Soybeans — $13.91 bushel things, and you have been a part of The Goodland Star-News Posted county price — none Millet — no bid Sunflowers Oil current crop — $18.85 cwt. West Elementary playground to close for the summer Confection — no bid Pinto beans — $36 (new crop) By Pat Schiefen After contacting the banks for bids the and Gary Slough said yes. Biermann said the Under this bill money from the fund may also (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, [email protected] official depository for the district will be board could not do anything about filling the be used for computer software and band and Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. The Goodland School Board has decided Bankwest for the next two years. slot until it was actually empty by law. cheerleading uniforms. Before the fund could These may not be closing figures. ) to close the playground at West Elementary The board discussed the resignation of Di- Biermann said there was a steady flow of only be used for the buildings. School for the summer. ane Stiles to the board. Stiles will be moving about 25 people at the open house at North The board, Biermann said, needed to pass Superintendent Bill Biermann said at the to Lake Erie, S.D., to take the vice president Elementary School on Sunday, May 11. a resolution to set the maximum amount of board’s May 12 meeting that with all of the position at the vocational school. Board presi- The broadened use of capital outlay funds mills the board could set for capital outlay and construction at West there were concerns dent Gennifer House had asked former school by the Kansas Legislature was talked about for how long. Previously the resolution had about safety for kids, especially around the board members if they would be interested by Biermann. That was included in the school to be passed every five years. Stiles moved construction vehicles. The playground will in filling out the remaining term of one year. funding bill by the legislature in 2012 when be fenced off for the summer. 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obituaries kanorado senior the calendar center Kenny Schemm The Kanorado Senior Center calendar Theatre, 1203 Main. The movie The Kids Cooking Class is held is in need of cash donations and on Wednesday, May 28, will be on the second Wednesday of each Kenny Schemm, 57, Wallace dren ride horse-back. During cold The Tenth Annual Outdoor donations for our benefit auction on “Free Birds” (PG). month from 3:45 to 5:15 p.m. at County farmer and rancher, died weather he enjoyed woodworking, Youth Skills Day will be Satur- July 12. Donations will help keep The 48th Annual Butterfield the 4-H Building. This class is Friday, May 16, 2014, at such as building scroll- day, June 14. Registration forms the center functioning. Their mail- Trail Ride will be at noon (Moun- open for second to fifth graders. the Greeley County Hos- work crosses, turned vases available from Bill’s Shootin Shop ing address is the Kanorado Senior tain Time) on Saturday, May 31 For information call 890-4880. pital in Tribune. and picture frames. or S&T Communication. Call Center, Box 176, Kanorado, Kan. and 8 a.m. on Sunday, June 1, He was born on Aug. 27, Survivors include his Troy Mannis at (785) 821-1838 senior menu 67741 or for donations call Tammy starting at Russell Springs. Horse- 1956, to Mildred (Olson) wife of the home; two for information. Today: Taco salad, tropical at the center (785) 399-2348, Con- drawn vehicles, horses and riders and Dean Schemm in Tri- sons, Cole (Sheena) Prairie Land Food distribu- fruit, chips and cook’s choice nie Sheldon (785) 399-2402, John and hiker will cover the wide-open bune. He attended grade Schemm of Fort Worth, tion is 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday, May complement. Wednesday: Baked Veselik (785) 399-8016, Sally Pet- spaces along the Butterfield Trail school at Harrison Flats, Texas, Justin (Deanna) 31. at Cat’s TnT, 115 E. 9th, or at fish, macaroni and cheese, stewed tibone (785) 399-2337 or Jessica and return to Russell Springs graduated from Wallace Schemm of Goodland; his the Bernadine Johnson residence, tomatoes, bread and jellop with Colby (785) 399-8014. to camp overnight. Sunday’s County High School and parents of Wallace; two located at 704 Walnut. For infor- ride will return before noon. For fruit. Thursday: Oven baked furthered his education Schemm brothers, Darrell (San- mation call 899-2338, 821-1275, genesis and information call Jarett Haremza chicken, mashed potatoes with with an associate’s degree dy) Schemm of Wallace 890-2287, 821-1827, 890-3793 or (785) 694-3009, Jay Ochs (785) gravy, corn, bread and cantaloupe. from Garden City Com- and Rodney (Cynthia) salvation army 899-4278 or order online at www. 672-4258, Brent Weinland (785) Friday: Hamburger patti, cook’s munity College. Schemm of Guymon, Okla.; and Genesis and Salvation Army are prairielandfood.com. 852-4622, Bernie Moellering choice vegetable, orange pine- On May 20, 1980, he and Dolores two grandsons. available year round to help those in Summer matinees will be (785) 672-2430 or Brett Ayers apple salad, bun and bar cookie. Becker were married at the Dinas A graveside memorial service need. Call (785) 890-2299 to speak every two weeks at 1:30 p.m. (785) 751-4222. Church. For the next 34 years, they will be at 2 p.m. on Saturday, May to a volunteer. on Wednesdays at the Sherman worked the family farm in Wallace 24, 2014, at the Wallace Cemetery activities County growing corn, wheat and with the Rev. Shelly Petz officiating Tours of the 1907 Victorian Goodland Al-Anon Family (800) 794-4624. In the Colby area, other crops. Mr. Schemm enjoyed and inurnment to follow. hospital volunteers House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays call (785) 443-1130. working cattle. Memorials to the Kenny Schemm Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- He enjoyed spending time out- Memorial may be mailed to Koons and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. vol- animal shelter day. Closed on Tuesday. cade. For information call Alice or doors including fishing, hunting and Funeral Home, 211 N. Main, Good- unteers are in the gift shop. Today: The High Plains Museum, 1717 Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to spending time watching grandchil- land, Kan. 67735. Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. a.m. Ramona Livengood and p.m. www.petfinder.com and be sure to The “Freedom Today” group of Dale Schields. Wednesday: a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday Narcotics Anonymous 8 enter the Goodland zip code 67735. meets at Connie Soellner and p.m. Schields. through Saturday and from 1 to p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridaysand You can also call the Goodland Thursday: a.m. Jan Haigler. Friday: 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. 8 p.m. on Sundays Police Department at 890-4570 or at 1013 Center. a.m. Avis Alcorn. The Carnegie Arts Center is Call 890-8369. Northwest Kansas Animal Shelter open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- Bird City Alcoholics Anony- early head start at 899-4398. Interested in adopting day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. Early Head Start is a state funded a pet? Call the animal shelter or go to Imogene A. Waugh on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the program for income eligible fami- the website www.nwkasgoodland. Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center Senior Center on 4th Street. lies with prenatal mothers and chil- webs.com. Imogene A. Waugh, 90, longtime Women. For personalized dog/cat tags is always in need of hosts and host- Narcotics Anonymous meets at dren up to age three. Families par- Weskan resident died Sunday, Preceding her in death were her for $12 each email LafieLd13@ esses on Sundays. New monthly 6:30 (Mountain Time) on Tues- ticipate in a variety of educational May 18, 2014, at Prairie Village husband on May 15, 2010, her aol.com Retirement Community in Sharon parents and her siblings, Theodore, exhibits and you are invited to visit days at the Senior Center. Call (785) activities and receive free medical Springs. Thurston, Mary Elizabeth, Kenneth the gift shop. 734-2734 for more information. and dental care. She was born on July 12, 1923, and Adrian. The Goodland Public Library is thrift store Services include special needs open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- of children with disabilities. If you to Anna Elizabeth (Schultz) and Survivors include a daughter, The Goodland Churches Thrift George Stein in Gypsum and grew Marilynn (Jack) Mohlenhoff of day through Thursday and from have a family member with a special 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 problem, such as drug or alcohol up on the family farm. Sioux Falls, S.D.; a sister, Vir- a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through In 1941, she graduated from Gyp- ginia Howe of Queen Creek, Ariz.; urday. For information call (785) abuse, job loss or other family crisis, 899-5461 or stop by the library. Friday. Donations welcome. The your family can qualify. Call 785- sum High School, went to Kansas a brother-in-law, Elmer (Gerry) daily specials Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- are 50 percent off 672-3125, ext. 187. Wesleyan University in Salina and Waugh of Slayton, Texas; a sister- men’s department on Monday, 50 graduated in 1945 with a teaching in-law, Frances Maricle of Good- man County is seeking mentors and children to mentor. Call 890-3665. percent off housewares, furniture, preschool degree. Her first teaching job was land; a grandson; and a grand- electronics and crafts on Tuesday, Sherman County Head Start is in Weskan. daughter. The Good Sam Family Support Council meets at 7 p.m. the second 10 cent books on Wednesday, 50 a free preschool for eligible 3 and On Aug. 3, 1947, she and Edward Services will be at 10:30 a.m. percent off children’s department on 4 year olds. The federally funded M. Waugh were married at Gypsum on Thursday, May 22, 2014, at the Thursday of every month at the Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings Thursday and 50 percent of ladies’ program is targeted to families who and they made their home in Wal- Weskan Bible Church, 232 School department on Friday. For informa- meet certain economic guidelines lace County, where they farmed. Avenue, Weskan with Pastor Tim are open to all interested people. For information call 890-3117 or tion call 890-2007. and provides hearing, vision, dental She was treasurer for the school Cress officiating. Burial will follow and educational screenings. Nutri- district and the Weskan United in the Weskan Cemetery. 890-5936. health department Breast Cancer Support Group tious meals are served, and parents Methodist Church. Mrs. Waugh Visitation will be at 9:30 a.m. The Sherman County Health De- are encouraged to get involved in enjoyed sewing, gardening and on Thursday, May 22, 2014, at the meets at 5:30 p.m. the second partment at 1622 Broadway is open Monday of the month. Any woman their children’s education. For in- keeping the home place looking church prior to the service. from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. formation call 890-2552. nice. She was a member of the Memorials to the Weskan Schools with cancer is welcome. Call Norma Monday through Friday. Weskan United Methodist Church, U.S.D. 242 may be sent to Koons at 890-6629 for more information. Blood pressures; infants’, chil- crimestoppers United Methodist Women and the Funeral Home, 211 N. Main, Good- The Goodland Activities Center dren’s and adults’ immunizations; If you have information about American Association of University land, Kan. 67735. has the daily activities. For informa- health assessments for Kan Be any crime, call the Goodland Area tion call 890-7242. Memberships Healthy, daycare and school entry; Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- options for everyone including day fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- 5665. Your call will be confidential matters of record passes for $5. Visit goodlandgac. bin; and family planning available and you will not be asked your com or stop by 808 Main. The hours by appointment. Sharps containers name. If the information results in District Court $115. are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday are available for a fee. WIC program the arrest and/or conviction of those These are cases decided by the Feb. 19: Terry Lee Ancona, no through Thursday, Friday 5:30 a.m. available. Call 890-4888 or go to involved, you could be eligible for Goodland District Court: seatbelt, fined $10. to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. www.sherman.kansas.com. a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland Feb. 16: James P. Roeder, no Stacey Jean Masters, speeding, and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Aerobics If you have questions, concerns Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit seatbelt, fined $10. fined $177. are at 5:30 a.m. on Monday and or complaints about child care, call organization formed by citizens Taylor Lynn Smith, improper Jose L. Solache speeding, fined Wednesday. Insanity class meets the health department. against crime. driving on laned roadway, fined $219. at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Water Testing — The Northwest The police department can also $75. Kenton Lane Saum, improper Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Local Environmental Protection be called at 890-4570. Taylor Lynn Smith, failure tires, fined $141. Saturday. Taekwondo with Wayne Group does well evaluations, in- family shelter to drive in right lane on 4-laned Jeanni Lee Stewart, failure to Luckert call for times and dates. cluding testing for bacteria and highway, fined $75. yield to emergency vehicle, fined Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 nitrates. To schedule an evaluation The Northwest Kansas Domestic Feb. 17: Bradford Ames, motor $291. p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for or discuss environmental concerns, and Sexual Violence Services pro- carrier safety rules and regulations, Feb. 20: Michael David Crouse, the meeting every Tuesday at the call the Health Department at 890- vides help day or night to victims fined $211. defective muffler, fined $141. Harvest Evangelical Free Church, 4888. of domestic violence and sexual Donald Koehler, speeding, fined Roger Evans, motor carrier safety 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information assault. For information or help, call $228. rules and regulations, fined $211. call (785) 890-6423. Feb. 18: Julie Rene Barraque, Gurnry Fields Pearsall III, Goodland Alcoholics Anony- unlawful acts with vehicle such as defective muffler, fined $219. mous, 1013 Center. If you drink registration, fined $196. Kaen Lynn Wood, speeding, alcohol, that’s your business. If you Your hometown. Trevor William Harrell, speeding, fined $183. want to stop, we can help. Call 821- fined $141. 3826 or 728-7491. Their future. Jordan Lee Riley, speeding, fined $141. Enjoy a night at the movies! Imagine the possibilities for Sherman Charles S. Powers, motor carrier 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 your community if everyone www.goodlandnet.com/movies safety rules and regulations, fined SHOWING THROUGH MAY 29 designated just 5% of their $211. Heaven Is For Real (PG) SUBSCRIBER estates to hometown needs. Charles0-00400 S. Powers, motor carrier A EAD CRCS Nightly 7 PM ~ Sunday Matinee 1:30 PM Peggy Frerichs With the help of community safety rules0-0-0 and regulations, fined You receive two free passes to see: foundations, we can create permanent sources of heaven is funding for local charities, BEAD SHOW schools, churches, parks, BEAD SHOW for real and so much more! J une 4, 5 & 6 - Fri. 8-6 • Sat. 7-5 • Sun. 10-4 FREE ADMISSIONJune June •20 OPEN3, 4,& TO521 THE PUBLIC (PG) SedgwickFri. 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The Shelter Insurance® Founda- tion awarded a $2,000 scholarship to Hope Emily Cochran, a graduate of Goodland High School. Shelter Agent Jim Alcorn sponsors and partially funds this scholarship. Beginning the fall after high school graduation Cochran can direct the scholarship funds toward tuition, fees or campus housing for any course of study leading to an academic degree at any accredited college or university. A committee of local high school officials and community leaders Cochran selected the local recipient. The committee considered each ap- tificate from Alcorn on behalf of the plicant’s scholastic achievements, Shelter Foundation. educational goals, citizenship, The Shelter Insurance® Founda- moral character and participation tion is a not-for-profit corporation and leadership in school and com- for charitable and educational pur- munity activities. The scholarship poses. It is sponsored by the Shelter is given without regard to race, Insurance Companies — offering disability, religion, national origin auto, home, life, farm and business or gender of applicants. insurance services to customers The $2,000 scholarship is paid in 14 states via a network of local directly to the school the recipient insurance agents and headquartered selects. Cochran received a cer- in Columbia, Mo. matters of record

District Court driving on laned roadway, fined These are cases decided by the $171. Goodland District Court: Zachary Lee Luna, no seatbelt, Feb. 21: Michael J. Domenico, fined $10. no seatbelt, fined $10. Zachary Lee Luna, driving while Michael J. Domenico, no seatbelt, license cancelled/suspended/re- fined $10. voked, fined $196. Matthew Edward Meadows, Matthew Victor Masters, over Dr. Ed Mills, president of the Northwest Kansas Technical College, ments were open for people to visit. speeding, fined $141. weight limits on wheels and axles, served hot dogs at their open house on Saturday. Many depart- Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News Lindsey Elizabeth Woydziak- fined $218. Bye, speeding, fined $171. Russell Thomas Streicher, ve- David J. Weiss, no seatbelt, fined hicles operated in Kansas, registra- $10. tion, fined $196. Herbert James Webb, defective Feb. 26: Cody Ray Woelk, speed- Extension service to celebrate centennial muffler, fined $171. ing, fined $195. Feb. 22: Leah H. Baudoin, im- Feb. 27: Sandy Brasseaux, defec- Most Kansans may not realize the families programs help people lead Kansas looks to emerging leaders their community. Serving on these proper stop lamp or turn signal, tive muffler, fined $177. significance of a congressional act productive lives, while 4-H pro- to lead the state forward. 4-H youth committees provides local citizens fined $141. Bradley Jordan Debries, speed- signed 100 years ago. grams lead youth into adulthood.” are learning leadership skills. Other with an opportunity to help their Cameron Paul Moser, defective ing, fined $159. In 1914, U.S. Senator Hoke Smith “Our citizens have told us there efforts assist Kansas’s community communities. muffler, fined $153. Connor E. Gillette, speeding, of Georgia and U.S. Representa- are five grand challenges facing leaders with economic develop- “This is a hallmark of Kansas ex- Rebecca L. Mullins, speeding, fined $201. tive A. F. Lever of South Carolina Kansas. We built our strategic plan ment issues. tension programs,” said Chuck Otte, fined $153. Ashontyn T. Watts, speeding, authored the Smith-Lever Act to around finding solutions to these • Community vitality: Kansas’s Geary County extension agent. Alejando V. Ornales, speeding, fined $141. expand the “vocational, agricultural challenges, Floros said. rural, suburban and urban com- “Our local citizens work with agents fined $255. Eugene Rundquist, motor carrier and home demonstration programs Grand Challenges munities face many challenges. A to develop local extension programs Albert Earl Richardson, speed- safety rules and regulations, fined in rural America.” The act assured Facing Kansas variety of extension programs work with planned events, activities and ing, fined $171. $211. delivery of research-based knowl- Kansas extension programs and to enrich Kansas communities. strategies. Jitender Singh, defective muffler, Feb. 28: Michael V. Dart, defec- edge of the land-grant universities efforts are focused on these five Volunteers Critical to Program fined $171. tive muffler, fined $196. to people where they live and work. areas, Floros said. “We aren’t going to solve these Feb. 23: Hollie Solms Groos, Kirk E. Johnson, speeding, fined This mission enables Kansas • Global Food Systems: With a challenges alone,” said Daryl Bu- corrections defective muffler, fined $153. $201. State University through its Kansas goal of feeding the world’s grow- chholz, associate director for ex- Ernesto A. Avila Marinez, driving Brent David Risting, speeding, State Research and Extension pro- ing population, work focuses on tension and applied research. We while license, cancelled/suspended/ fined $183. gram to enrich the lives of Kansans. improved food and agricultural work with agencies, organizations, The Goodland Star-News will revoked, fined $296. Blanca Leticia Zambrano-Zam- Extension focuses its work on find- systems. business, industry, thousands of correct any mistake or misunder- Brenda Williams, speeding, fined bora, speeding, fined $159. ing solutions for topics important • Water: With an eye on the future, volunteers, and Kansas’s citizens. standing in a news story. Please $153. March 1: Nicomedes Cano, to Kansans, using its statewide efforts look at decreasing water Through these efforts, we develop call our office at (785) 899-2338 to Feb. 24: Claudia Ivette Camacho, flashing traffic signals, fined $171. network to share information. needs or costs for livestock, crop and share research-based knowl- report errors. speeding, fined $171. John Charles Loftus, speeding, “As a system, K-State Research production and municipal water edge for lifelong pursuits.” We believe that news should be Linda M. Rohn, speeding, fined fined $147. and Extension works with Kansas systems. Locally elected boards and pro- fair and factual. $210. Jessica Lauren Ludwig, speed- farmers and ranchers to improve • Health: Quality of life, healthy gram development committees We want to keep an accurate re- Feb. 25: Martin Enrique Estrada, ing, fined $165. practices, establishing Kansas as the development and behaviors for all work with local extension agents cord and appreciate you calling to speeding, fined $189. Brian John Rundus, speeding, breadbasket of the world,” said John life stages to reduce health problems and specialists to determine pro- our attention any failure to live up Martin Enrique Estrada, speed- fined $201. Floros, director of Kansas State and associated costs are the focus of grams to address critical needs of to this standard. ing, fined $141. March 2: Marie E. Aguirre, Research and Extension and dean programs. 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But frequently I saw money’s disproportionate influence on the decisions of government. Many trends in American politics and government today make me worry about the health of our representative democracy. These include the decline of Congress as a powerful, coequal branch of government, the accumulation of power in the presidency, and the impact of money on the overall political process. Recently, the Supreme Court’s five-member majority declared that it’s unconstitutional to limit the aggregate amount an individual can give to candidates, political parties and political action committees. Campaign contributions amplify free speech, these justices maintain, and campaign finance laws violate the First Amendment: any limit on the ability of individuals to contribute to candidates is a restraint of free speech. The only legitimate cause for the government to step in is to fight blatant, obvious corruption; it should not act to limit access and influence by well-to-do donors. The result of this decision will almost certainly increase the impact of money on the political system. The problem is, money doesn’t have to be handed over in an envelope filled with $100 bills to be harmful. The Supreme Court decision seems to be insensitive to what money is doing to the political system. Big money is here to stay in politics. Those of us who wish it were otherwise have lost that argument – at least for the near term. But we weren’t mistaken about the impact of free-flowing campaign cash on the system. Politicians need large sums of money to run for office, and they spend a lot of time raising it. They are keenly attuned to generous donors. Inevitably, this gives more political influence to the relative handful of wealthy donors (only a few thousand at best) who choose to “invest” in politics and often, Never forget though not invariably, get what they want. The influence of voters Few experiences are more powerful or parents. Like many farm boys and girls, they without the financial means to command attention is diminished. moving than a visit to a cemetery on Memorial Insight understood machinery and the use of tools. Lawmakers, of course, insist that big donors get nothing in Day. Unlike a military cemetery where rows this week They developed self-reliance and initiative. response for their contributions except, perhaps, for a little face upon rows of graves give silent testimony to the Soon, many found themselves in another time. I am skeptical of that claim. Money buys access that people human cost of war, in most Kansas cemeteries • john schlageck field far from home. This field was a battlefield without money don’t get, and access is nothing less than an op- the stories of the dead – young, old, male and in Europe, the Far East, Vietnam or the Middle portunity to affect legislation. female – tell a story about the community. East. These veterans become the unsung Over many years both inside and outside Congress, I saw little But like their battlefield counterparts, to recall and reassure themselves that the lives heroes of war. outright corruption, but on a frequent basis I could see money’s cemeteries that dot the Kansas countryside are and deaths of these young men and women But these young men and women were disproportionate influence on the decisions of government and the resting place for veterans. Some of these had meaning. not repairing a combine in a harvest field or its distortion of our representative democracy. graves are filled with young men who barely When we think of our liberties this Memorial operating a small business on MainStreet. The Court’s decision further empowers a few rich people and reached adulthood when they died. Their Day, remember that some gave all. Remember Instead, they were patching up a tank under disempowers many ordinary people. Our system should encour- stories tell of dreams unfulfilled, of promises those veterans who died so we could remain enemy fire, threading their way through the age a government responsive to all citizens, not just a few. and potentials cut short. free. jungles of Vietnam, avoiding anti-personnel What can we do? I would prefer that the president and Congress When visiting these places, it is possible to Only a handful of those who served in World mines in Iraq or keeping an eye peeled for step in and design rules of campaign finance that would reverse the be overcome with a sense of yearning. It is also War I remain, and the number who served in snipers in Afghanistan. growing influence of money on our campaigns, but that does not possible to feel something larger, a sense of World War II dwindles daily. Vietnam veterans This Memorial Day, mothers, fathers, appear likely to happen. Indeed, even now opponents of campaign finality and rest, and a sense of peace. have reached middle age and today’s young families and friends will travel to cemeteries finance laws are preparing challenges to the remaining limits on The soldiers from World War I, World men and women are the veterans of wars in across Kansas and our country. Once on individual contributions and to the easily-avoided disclosure War II, the Korean conflict, Vietnam, Desert Afghanistan and Iraq. those hallowed grounds, they will pause to laws we already have. Storm, Iraqi Freedom and Afghanistan are at For many their story remains the same. They remember and pray for the young men and Paradoxically, this may be our best hope. Because I also believe rest in these cemeteries. They live on in the grew up as farm kids in the Midwest or some women who did not return from war. For that Americans are growing tired of the outsized impact that memory of their families and friends and, in other region of our country. Those from the many, visiting a cemetery on Memorial Day great wealth enjoys in politics, and that a backlash to the Court’s a larger sense, in the memory and gratitude of Midwest grew up with the feel of the prairie somehow eases the pain and loss of loved ones. decisions is taking shape. My sense is that growing numbers of the nation they gave their lives for. Lingering earth beneath their feet, the wide-open sky At the same time let’s give thanks and ordinary voters are recognizing that money is a poison in our among the memories is always the nagging overhead and the rhythm of the seasons in remember those veterans who are still with us. system. I fervently hope that support for public financing and question: Did they die in vain? their blood. Let’s not forget those serving around the world for muscular disclosure laws will grow with time, because our On Memorial Day, Kansans will once again At an early age, most of the young men today in the armed forces. politics will be more democratic, more honest, and more free if gather in cemeteries in Iola, Valley Falls, and women learned to cultivate the soil, we reduce the impact of money on elections. Meade, Washington, Hoisington or Grinnell plant crops and harvest the bounty with their – Lee Hamilton, director of the Center on Congress at Indiana University. He was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives. Prayer and government The Goodland Star-News In a typical workweek prayer is said every everlasting glory in the world to come. All this (USPS No. 222-460. ISSN 0893-0562) morning in the U. S. Senate and House of Rep- from we ask in the name and through the merits of Member: Kansas Press Association resentatives. Each House invites and pays a other pens Jesus Christ, Thy Son and our Savior. Amen.” Inland Press Association Colorado Press Association Christian minister to pray each morning they Even during the Constitutional Convention, National Newspaper Association are in session. Ministers apply for this privi- dr. harold pease prayer was referenced as a solution to the e-mail: [email protected] lege to pray for a week and they come from ev- • tension in the room on June 28, 1787, when Steve Haynes, President ery part of the country. This has been so since the patriarch of that assemblage, Benjamin the 1st Congress in 1789 some 225 years ago dependent only on Thee. To Thee have they Franklin, stood and said, addressing the Chair: Kevin Bottrell, Editor 20 11 Pat Schiefen, Society Editor and will continue as long as we are a Christian appealed for the righteousness of their cause; to “I have lived, Sir, a long time, and the longer nation and liberal justices do not become the Thee do they now look up for that countenance I live, the more convincing proofs I see of this Advertising Department 2011 majority of the U. S Supreme Court. In a 5-4 and support, which Thou alone canst give. Take truth: that God Governs in the affairs of men. Jessica Harenberg, Reaghan Osban and Angela Bonham decision this month prayer was still ruled to be them, therefore, Heavenly Father, under Thy And if a sparrow cannot fall to the ground Sheila Smith, Circulation Manager constitutional. Such affirms our nation’s faith nurturing care; give them wisdom in Council without his notice, is it probable that an empire Nor’west Press in God as Sovereign Lord of this nation. This and valor in the field; defeat the malicious de- can rise without his aid?” He continued: “I Richard Westfahl, General Manager honored the historic separation of “an organi- signs of our cruel adversaries; convince them therefore beg leave to move―that henceforth Gary Stewart, Jim Bowker, James Jackson zation of religion” and State, as outlined in the of the unrighteousness of their Cause and if prayers imploring the assistance of Heaven, Kris McCool, Tracy Traxel, 1st Amendment, but not the separation of God they persist in their sanguinary purposes, of and its blessings on our deliberations, be held Judy McKnight, Michelle Koehler. from the government wanted by opponents. own unerring justice, sounding in their hearts, in this Assembly every morning before we Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote defend- constrain them to drop the weapons of war proceed to business, and that one or more of

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(202) 224-4774; website – roberts.senate. Kan. 66612. Phone (785) 296-7616, home The Goodland Daily News “O Lord our Heavenly Father, high and gov. (785) 332-2850; e-mail address ward. 1932-2003 mighty King of kings, and Lord of lords, who U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran, 354 Russell Sen- [email protected]. dost from thy throne behold all the dwellers ate Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510. State Sen. Ralph Ostmeyer, State Capitol The Sherman on earth and reignest with power supreme and (202) 224-6521; Fax (202) 228-6966. website Building, Rm. 136-E, 300 SW 10th, Topeka, – http://moran.senate.gov. Kan. 66612. (785-296-7399; e-mail address County Herald Founded by Eric and uncontrolled over all the Kingdoms, Empires Founded by Thomas McCants and Governments; look down in mercy, we U.S. Rep. Tim Huelskamp, 1st Congres- [email protected]. Roxie Yonkey sional District, 126 Cannon House Office Kansas Attorney General, 301 S.W. 10th, 1935-1989 1994-2001 beseech Thee, on these our American States, who have fled to Thee from the rod of the Building, Washington D.C., 20575-1601. Lower Level, Topeka, KS 66612-1597 (785) oppressor and thrown themselves on Thy (202-225-2715) Website – https://huelskamp. 296-3751 Fax (785) 291-3699 TTY: (785) Nor’West Newspapers gracious protection, desiring to be henceforth house.gov. 291-3767 Haynes Publishing Company The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, May 20, 2014 5 Highway Patrol is on the lookout starting now West playground The peak of summer travel across our nation’s Every time,” said Lieutenant Joshua Kellerman, ing period for the Patrol, troopers worked three highways is about to begin. The Kansas High- Patrol public information officer. “We would also fatal crashes on Kansas’ highways. Three people way Patrol will be working additional hours for remind everyone to make plans in advance for a were killed in those crashes, all of which were the next two weeks, thanks in part to funding sober driver. Law enforcement will also be out alcohol-related. There were nine total impaired closed for summer from the Kansas Department of Transportation looking for those drivers who made the wrong driving crashes. The Patrol arrested 30 people for through the STEP (Special Traffic Enforcement decision to drink and drive.” impaired driving. Personnel also assisted 1,176 SUMMER, from Page 1 molition of the house at 420 E. Program) campaign, to help motorists reach their The STEP program allows officers to work motorists who needed help on Kansas roads. 13th for $5,600 that the district destinations safely. The enforcement campaign overtime hours, providing extra manpower on The Patrol wishes all of those traveling dur- and Ron Vignery seconded the bought. It will cost $6,400 with runs from Monday through Sunday, June 1. the roads and focusing on areas such as occupant ing the Memorial Day holiday weekend, and resolution be published for the tree removal. The other bid was “Memorial Day is a celebration of the great protection, enforcing impaired driving laws, and throughout the summer, safe travels. If you are district to have a maximum of $7,500 from Goodys. men and women who have lost their lives serv- other traffic safety issues. This year’s focus of the in need of assistance on a Kansas highway, you eight mills for capital outlay and The work on the south section ing this great country and also marks the start of Memorial Day STEP campaign is, “Click It or can call KHP for assistance at *47 (*HP) or *582 would last until the board decided of the bleachers for Max Jones summer vacation season nationwide. The Patrol Ticket,” encouraging seatbelt/child safety seat (*KTA) for the Kansas Turnpike. to change it. The motion passed Fieldhouse will start. Biermann and all of our law enforcement partners would use for occupants of all ages. 6-0. Currently the board levies said they did not receive a bid for remind all Kansans to buckle up, Every trip, Over the 2013 Memorial Day holiday report- 2.3 mills for capital outlay, said painting the ceiling of the Max. Biermann, and there is no plan to Each of the site councils for ask for more. West Elementary, Central El- Atrazine: a cheap herbicide but a costly pollutant Biermann talked about how the ementary, Grant Junior High and bids and construction was going. Goodland High School reported For the past 50 years, atrazine has life standards set by the Environ- will begin to see less weed control According to Graber, the program As the bids have come in, he said, on their activities to the board. been used by corn and sorghum pro- mental Protection Agency. and most likely it will translate into has a high rate of acceptability and the renovation project will come The board accepted the res- ducers as an alternative to conven- Atrazine runoff becomes costly. lower yields, less productivity and consistently documents water qual- in $553,000 under budget. The ignations of Nancy Fugleberg, tional tillage for selective control of Ron Graber, a K-State Research less profitability.” ity improvements; in some years the general contractors Hutton Con- half time Title I teacher at West broadleaf and grass weeds. and Extension watershed specialist, Management is key. runoff reduction has been as high as struction of Garden City, said that Elementary School effective on While it is one of the most ef- said that atrazine runoff is mostly a Over the past 10 years, Graber 60 percent. $300,000 needed to be in reserve. May 9 and Diane Stiles, school fective and economical herbicides surface water issue and has become and other members of the Little At present, sorghum producers do The board looked at alternatives board member effective on July 1. available, atrazine’s chemical a concern for two reasons. Arkansas River Watershed Restora- not have an alternative to atrazine in the construction plans. First They hired Whitney Schields properties make it susceptible to • When found in surface waters, tion and Protection Strategies team that is economical and effective. up they talked about removing as kindergarten teacher at West runoff into surface waters. K-State it is a potential health concern, and have conducted education efforts Information about the 12 best the old boilers at the high school Elementary School, Danielle researchers have found annual at- the cost to remove it from public to help local producers learn how management practices developed or just moth balling them. To Bedore as head volleyball coach razine runoff losses of one to three drinking water is high. to minimize atrazine runoff. for minimizing atrazine runoff can remove them would mean hav- at Goodland High School and percent of the total applied. • High atrazine surface water con- “When these best management be found in the publication, “Man- ing mitigation done for asbestos Brice Kessler as the seventh grade The spring and early summer centrations indicate the herbicide is practices are selected to fit each aging to Minimize Atrazine Run- removal and that would take assistant football coach at Grant corn and sorghum planting periods not doing its job, which is to stay in unique operation’s management off,” available online at www.ksre. most of the $253,000. The board Junior High. are when the highest concentrations place and kill weeds. system, they will minimize atrazine ksu.edu/bookstore/pubs/mf2208. decided to moth ball them in place Supplement reassignment of atrazine are present in surface “We’re talking real dollars,” Gra- runoff in varying efficiencies. The pdf. since the room was not needed for were Chase Topliff from seventh waters. The concentrations present ber said. “If producers use a chemi- producers are awarded incentives storage and would be locked so no grade head football coach to high during this period may rise above cal in a manner in which they lose based on the … practices they one could get in there. Biermann school assistant football coach the drinking water and the aquatic significant amounts to runoff, they adopt,” Graber said. said a dirt floored space under the and Jonathan Whisnant from auditorium would be sealed off seventh grade assistant football with only an access panel. Cur- coach to seventh grade head rently it had been used for storage football coach. Put the Spring back and if the district continued to use Other supplemental contracts 785-462-2023 it for storage a fire sprinkler had approved were Jessica Vignery 990 S. Range Ave. in your Love Life to be installed. Biermann said the as assistant high school girls Colby, KS 67701 E.D. is Not Caused by Aging cost of a sprinkler system was not basketball coach, Donald Raymer worth the storage. as senior class sponsor and Mary The board approved hiring Porterfield as assistant senior It's simple to treat with the right B&K Pumpking to do the de- class sponsor. medications and doctors that understand how they work.

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This position is for clinic and hospital are operating Beautiful selection of artificial release bracket with three props. Goodland. All sizes. Call for Saturdays only. Applicants must cohesively. Bachelors degree arranged flowers in an adjustable (785) 890-5007. 4-18 tfn details. (785) 890-6538. -1-10- Pair of eyeglasses found on be 18 years of age or older with a preferred. Cheyenne County frame for the top of tombstones. ------tfn- sidewalk by the Thrift Store. If high school diploma or GED, and Hospital offers competitive Call Lois Sieck at (785) 890-2733. 2 Harley Davidson die cast ------you lost these, please stop by must posses a valid Kansas CDL. wages and a comprehensive Goodland. -5-20-5-27- models. 1-1:10 scale Hot Houses and apartments. Cole The Goodland Star-News office This position will be responsible benefit package. Salary will be ------Wheels HD Softail. 1-1:10 scale Real Estate. 785-899-2683. -tfn- at 1205 Main to identify. -5-21- for all job duties at the facility. commensurate with experience, 2 antique wardrobes/closets, Maisto FLSTS Heritage Springer. 5-23- Employment applications may training, education and position. partially refinished. Also have Still in original boxes! Call Gary at SERVICES be obtained at the Sherman Cheyenne County Hospital is an about 550 feet of 5-inch cement (719) 350-0705. -9-24-tfn GARAGE SALES County Public Works office, Equal Opportunity Employer and siding, most 16-18 ft.. Call Jack ------T-N-T Neitzel Farm and Ranch. 1004 W. 8th, Goodland, KS. will be accepting applications at (785) 675-9082. -5-16-5-20- AWP tool belt/pouches with Full service custom haying, new Edson, KS yard sales! May Monday-Thursday from 7 a.m. until the position is filled. Call or ------kidney belt and suspenders. Paid John Deere equipment. Enough 23 and 24 starting at 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Applications will be go online to learn more! www. McNab puppies for sale, out $100 plus, asking $50. Call Gary to get the job done quickly. MT. Collectibles, computer, accepted until position is filled. cheyennecountyhospital.com or of working parents. Long Island, at (719) 350-0705. -9-24-tfn References available. Call Todd Christmas items, car models, Sherman County participates call (785) 332-2104 x116-Human KS. Leave message at (308) 645------Neitzel at (785) 332-5600. -5- beads, videos, marble, metal in random drug/alcohol testing. Resources. -5-6-6-6- 9085. -NT 5-13-tfn- FIREWOOD FOR SALE in 23-6-3- pieces, old pop bottles, jewelry, EOE. Benefits. -5-16-5-27------Goodland. Call (785) 890-7224 ------canning jars, electric rototiller, ------The team at Kansasland Tire Round cane bales, 1,500 lbs. or (785) 821-2814. -12-11-tfn- Almanza’s Interior Services, roof tar, steel fencing, men, FedEx Ground delivery driver- of Norton has an immediate Good protein, low nitrate. Round Inc.. Drywall specialist. Drywall women and boys 8 and under Goodland area. Must be 21, have opening for a service truck millett bales, 1,500 lbs. Good FOR RENT hanging, drywall finishing, clothing, Delft and Dutch items, a clean driving record, driving operator/general service protein, low nitrate. NW Sherman texture and paint. Free estimates. kitchen dishes and etc., craft experience and be able to pass person. Must have a valid driver’s County. Call (785) 399-2498. 2 bedroom, small home for rent References available. Spanish supplies, cd’s and records, a drug test. Call (785) 821-0889. license. Competitive wages, -5-9-5-20- in Goodland. Contact 4B Rentals call (785) 332-5353. 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The more numbers you name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzle! 223 E. 10th, Goodland, KS 67735 • Ph: (785) 262-9517 Hours: Daily 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. • Fri. & Sat. 7-11 p.m. star-news sports The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, May 20, 2014 9 Mustangs compete in Great West Activities Conference meet The Grant Junior High School ter hurdles with 20.01; sixth in the and seventh in the 200-meter dash merman placed third with 1:50.38. track team competed in the Great 200-meter hurdles with 37.46; and with 29.07. The 4-by-800 relay team of Bier- West Activities Conference meet fifth in the pole vault with 5 feet. Parker Nemechek, fourth in the mann, Nemechek, Mull and Jones in Colby last Tuesday. Ella Ihrig, fifth in the shot put with 3,200-meter run with 12:37.86. placed third with 11:05.39. The eighth grade girls placed 26 feet, 11.5 inches; and 20th in the Gabe Biermann, seventh in the Seventh Grade Boys fourth, the seventh grade girls discus with 34 feet, 4 inches. 1,600-meter run with 6:07.02. Mark Rodriquez, fourth in the placed sixth, the eighth grade boys Danielle Black, sixth in the triple Peyton Sieck, seventh in the high high jump with 4 feet, 6 inches. placed second and the seventh grade jump with 23 feet, 7 inches. jump with 5 feet. Chase Johnson, tied for fifth in the boys placed sixth. Taitem Ketter, 15th in the Rafael Marcias, third in the discus high jump with 4 feet, 4 inches; and At the junior high level, the 100-meter dash 16.81. with 111 feet, 8.5 inches; and eighth eighth in the pole vault with 7 feet. league includes Colby, Scott City, The 4-by-100 relay team of Jade in the shot put with 34 feet, 5 inches. Champ King, eighth in the triple Holcomb, Oakley and Kepley Artzer, Diaz, Black and Bram Per- Mitchel Kellogg, eighth in the jump with 27 feet, 7.5 inches; eighth Middle School from Hays, as well ryman placed fourth with 1:03.68. 800-meter run with 2:42.80. in the high jump with 4 feet, 4 as Grant Junior High. The 4-by-200 relay team of Artz- Dawson Raymer, eighth in the inches; 10th in the 200-meter dash Eighth Grade Girls er, Ketter, Black and Perryman 100-meter dash with 13.83; and with 32.64; and 18th in the long Demi Mitchek placed first in the placed fifth with 2:21.90. 12th in the 200-meter dash with jump with 12 feet, 2 inches. 200-meter dash with 29.54; and first The 4-by-400 relay team of Duell, 30.37. Christopher Berls, 12th in the in the pole vault with 8 feet. Perryman, Diaz and Black placed Kyle Simmerman, tied for eighth shot put with 26 feet, 10.5 inches; Elle McDaniel, first in the fourth with 5:16.77. in the high jump with 4 feet, 10 and 13th in the discus with 63 feet, 100-meter hurdles with 18:19; tied Eighth Grade Boys inches; eighth in the 200-meter 1 inch. for fifth in the high jump with 4 feet, Mustang seventh grader Chase Johnson vaulted over the bar at Wence Hendrich, first in the triple dash with 29.25; and ninth in the Garin Ihrig, 13th in the long jump 2 inches; and 13th in the long jump the Great West Activities Conference meet last Thursday in Colby. jump with 36 feet, 3 inches; and 100-meter dash with 13.92. with 14 feet, 3 inches. with 11 feet, 2 inches. Johnson placed eighth in pole vault. Photo by RB Headley/Colby Free Press seventh in the long jump with 15 Zachary Jones, ninth in the Duncan Kroskey, 15th in the long Hannah Ferguson, second in the feet, 10.5 inches. 800-meter run with 2:42.80; and jump with 13 feet, 6 inches. 200-meter hurdles with 35:08; and 6 inches; and 20th in the long jump Mitchek, McDaniel, Ferguson and Tucker Harkins, second in the 13th in the 200-meter dash with Ryan Volk, 17th in the shot put third in the 100-meter hurdles with with 8 feet, 9.5 inches. Keim placed first with 56.85. 100-meter hurdles with 15.20; third 30.90. with 22 feet, 11.5 inches; and 20th 18:76. Katie Purvis, eighth in the The 4-by-200 relay team of Pur- in the 200-meter hurdles with 30.18; Brandon Whitcomb, 15th in the in the discus with 53 feet, 9.5 inches. Brooke Keim, fifth in the 400-me- 100-meter hurdles with 21:78; 13th vis, Chelsea Phillips, Hageman and and fifth in the 400-meter dash with 400-meter dash with 1:19.81. Landon Reicks, 18th in the shot ter dash with 1:11.24; and ninth in in the 200-meter dash with 24.02; Goodman placed fifth with 2:13.59. 59.30. Brandt Mull, 16th in the discus put with 22 feet, 11 inches; and 23rd the high jump with 4 feet. and tied for 15th in the long jump The 4-by-400 relay team of Levi Archer, second in the long with 70 feet, 11.75 inches; and in the discus with 42 feet, 3.5 inches. Shawna Goodman, fifth in the with 10 feet, 3.5 inches. Mitchek, Keim, Ferguson and jump with 18 feet, 2 inches. 17th in the shot put with 27 feet, Zach Werner, 24th in the discus pole vault with 6 feet. Angela Cristelli, 9th in the shot Townsend placed second with Lucas Wood, second in the 5.5 inches. with 39 feet, 5 inches. Kaitlyn Townsend, sixth in the put with 20 feet, 9.5 inches; and 12th 4:46.40. 200-meter hurdles with 29.85; third Darby Hays, 20th in the discus The 4-by-100 relay team of Pey- 1,600-meter run with 6:57.69, in the discus with 57 feet. The 4-by-800 relay team of in the 100-meter hurdles with 16.99; with 54 feet, .5 inches. ton Ortner, Joseph Mann, Ihrig and Renae Hageman, sixth in the Kayleigh McCombs, 11th in the Doughman, Phillips, Goodman and tied for eighth in the high jump The 4-by-400 relay team of Rodriquez placed third with 56. 200-meter hurdles with 38.24; sev- triple jump with 25 feet, 4.5 inches; and Townsend placed third with with 4 feet, 10 inches. Wood, Archer, Harkins and Peter The 4-by-200 relay team of Kros- enth in the 100-meter hurdles with and 11th in the shot put with 25 feet, 12:38.74. Evan Peter, second in the high placed first with 3:57.52. key, Ortner, Mann and Rodriquez 20:81; and seventh in the triple jump 7 inches. Seventh Grade Girls jump with 5 feet, 4 inches; and The 4-by-100 relay team of En- placed fourth with 2:00.68. with 28 feet, .25 inches, Nicole Gerber, 11th in the discus Jaque Diaz placed third in the fourth in the 800-meter 2:25.76. sign, Raymer, Archer and Peter The 4-by-400 relay team of Ort- Hannah Doughman, seventh in with 57 feet, 8.5 inches; and 12th in high jump with 4 feet; and sixth in Dawson Ensign, third in the pole placed second with 49.67. ner, Ihrig, Berls and Rodriquez the 800-meter run with 3:13.84; the shot put with 24 feet, 6.5 inches. the long jump with 11 feet. vault with 8 feet, 6 inches; seventh The 4-by-200 relay team of Ar- placed fourth with 4:30.22. eighth in the pole vault with 5 feet, The 4-by-100 relay team of Jessi Duell, fourth in the 100-me- in the 100-meter dash with 13.67; cher, Raymer, Hendrich and Sim- Class 4A Track Regionals

Friday, May 23 at Abilene High School Field events start at 3 p.m. Central time • Prelims 4:15 p.m. • Finals 5:30 p.m.

Abilene, Buhler, Chapman, Clay Center Community, Colby, Goodland, Holton, Hoyt-Royal Valley, Larned, Lindsborg-Smoky Valley, McPherson, Nickerson, Russell, Scott Community and Wamego.

Track team includes: Coach Laura Biermann, Coach Tracy Waugh, Coach Travis Witman, Coach Connie Livengood, Coach Mark Hagerman, Coach Donald Raymer, Coach Jeremy Stefan, Coach Kent Teeter, Trey Teeter, Mary Schnabel, Dusty Johnson, Noah Hernandez, Tanner Schmidt, Hagan Hoss, Braxton Redlin, Ace Arteaga, Koal Artzer, Paulina Wagner, Geraro Herrera, Teren Bedore, Kyndell King, Kate-Lynn King, Jacob Gerber, Adam Simmerman, Brevin Bergsma, Xavier Brinson-Foust, Matt Murray, Daniel Cepeda, Zach Miller, Jarod Lake, Kolt Trachsel, Charles Wither, Jacob Stasser, Cole Knitig, Gerell Miller, Breanna Garrett, Aaron Avelar, Sophie Thompson, Hannah Sanderson, Dax Ruhs, Holton Witman, Todd Snethen, Jesse Cooper, Ellie House, Faith Biermann, Lacie Siruta, Sienna Miller, Cheyenne Ortner, Nicole Sederstrom, Hunter Harkins, Geraro Herrera, Erica Hernandez, Mara Kling, Braelyn Hoelting, Logan Perryman, Rebekah Salmans, Michael Garza, Kaylee Christensen, Kameron Snyder, Jordan Knitig, Abbie Neal, Erin Floyd, Tyka Ruhs, Darian Kent. Good luck Cowboys & Cowgirls! Truck & Tractor Repair Cowboy Corner Xpress The Insurance Agency Goodland Yost Farm Supply Goodland Pizza Hut American Family Insurance Western State Bank-member FDIC “Seek Shelter Today!”

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The Goodland High School Holcomb, fourth with 389; Scott boys golf team won the Great City, fifth with 411; and Hugoton, West Activities Conference title sixth with 446. at the league meet Thursday in Gage Ihrig placed first with a Ulysses. score of 74. Gannon Ihrig lost a The Cowboys won with 346 tie for second with a score of 84. team points. Ulysses came second Joseph Lisle of Ulysses placed with 352; Colby, third with 377; second with 84.

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BOYD FOREVER LADY SAV NET WORTH 8003 On a quick throw from Cowgirl catcher Berkley White, first baseman back to the bag after a strikeout. The Cowgirls won both games of SAF 598 BANDO 5175 Megan Siruta picked off a Scott City runner who was trying to get Thursday’s doubleheader. Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News GAR PRECISION 1019 BW WW MILK YW SAV EMBLYNETTE 5463 EPD's 4 62 38 118 SAF 598 BANDO 5175 SAV GRAND PRIX Cowgirls sweep Scott City SITZ TRAVLER SAV FINAL ANSWER 8180 0035 SAV EMULOUS By Kevin Bottrell ning, Lindsay Bauman belted a In the bottom half of the in- 0. The Cowgirls loaded the bases, 8145

[email protected] ground rule double to right field that ning. leadoff batter Brianna White then Brianna White and Bauman BW WW MILK YW The Goodland High School var- brought Amber Smith home. Rangel walked and then scored on a triple hit back-to-back two-RBI doubles, EPD's .1 64 105 32 SAV BLACKCAP MAY sity softball team ended their regular hit a single, scoring two runners to by Bauman. Rangel hit a grounder making the score 22-0. Rangel hit SAV BLACKCAP MAY season with two run-ruled games make it 9-1. but beat the throw to first. Bauman a single that nearly hit Bauman as against Scott City on Thursday. Neither team scored in the fourth scored on the play to make it 2-0. she ran to third. Cochran’s line drive MUSTANG High school softball rules end a inning. In the top of the fifth, Scott Cochran and Berkley White walked was caught by the Scott City center SITZ TRAVLER 8180 game if one team’s lead is greater City again loaded the bases, this to load the bases. Daise and Siruta fielder, but Bauman scored to make SAV FINAL ANSWER than 15 runs after three innings or time with two outs. A Scott City bat- walked, bringing two runs home. it 23-0. Berkley White hit a fly ball SAV EMULOUS 8145 10 runs after five. The Cowgirls won ter made a short infield hit. Acosta With Mayer at the plate, Berkley to end the inning. SAV NET WORTH 4200 game one 11-1 in the sixth inning fielded it and made the throw home White came home on a wild pitch Despite a pair of base hits in the SAV EMBLYNETTE 7415 SAV EMBLYNETTE 7260 and game two 23-0 in the third. to retire the side. to make it 5-0. Mayer was hit by a top of the third, Scott City was un- BW WW MILK YW The Cowgirls end the season with In the bottom of the inning, Bri- pitch to reload the bases. able to score, ending the game with EPD's .6 48 28 84 a 17-3 record and remained unde- anna White grounded out and Bau- Despite a Scott City pitching a 23-0 win for the Cowgirls. feated in the Great West Activities man walked, but Rangel hit into a change, the Cowgirls kept up the Conference. Scott City will have double play to end the inning. pace. Brianna White hit a three- the chance for a rematch when they Scott City was held scoreless RBI triple to make it 8-0. Bauman play the Cowgirls in the first round again in the top of the sixth. In the walked, then Rangel hit an RBI of the Class 4A Division II regional bottom of the inning, Cochran got single. Bauman would score on a competition today at 3:45 p.m. at things started with a single. She wild pitch. Cochran hit a grounder the softball complex in Goodland. advanced to second on a sacrifice but the throw to first went high. Junior Selena Acosta pitched both fly by Berkley White. Kaitlyn Daise Rangel scored on the play. Berkley games on Thursday. The teams tied grounded out. Siruta walked and White hit a double to score Cochran. each other 1-1 in the first inning. In Maddie Mayer came in to run for Siruta and Mayer each got out, but the bottom of the second, Brianna her, then Smith got on board on an the Cowgirls had raced out to a White batted in Megan Siruta to error to load the bases for Kelsey 12-0 lead. Dr. William Richheimer take a 2-1 lead. Gabby Rangel hit a White. She hit a double, scoring Scott City was unable to score in two-RBI single and Hope Cochran, Cochran and Mayer to end the game the top of the second. In the bottom a two-RBI double to put the Cow- 11-1. of the inning, the Cowgirls contin- girls up 6-1. The Cowgirls started game two ued to bat around the bases. Kelsey Scott City got a lead off single in by showing off their fielding skills. White and Brianna White each hit the top of the third and loaded the After a ground out and a fly out, a singles. Rangel and Cochran each bases with one out, but Acosta threw Scott City batter hit what could have hit RBI singles, then Berkley White a strikeout and catcher Berkley been a base hit to center field, but hit a double, scoring another run to White made the throw to first to get Cochran fielded the ball and made make it 15-0. the double play, ending the inning. the throw all the way to first in time Daise hit a two-RBI double and In the bottom half of the in- to get the runner out. Siruta, an RBI single to make it 18- Goodland High baseball team splits doubleheader on the road The Goodland High School base- Smith; Taylen Smith hit a triple and win the game, 7-6. ball team split a double header with was batted in by Kelbey Smith; and Runs in the second inning Deeds Scott City on Thursday, 11-9 and Kelbey Smith hit a single, advanced who hit a single, advanced to second 7-6. The games had been scheduled to second and third and was batted in and third and was batted in by Jones; for the beginning of the season, but by Nolan Deeds. Goodland led 4-0. Kyler Amthor hit a single, advanced were postponed due to the weather. In the second inning John Hen- to second and third and batted in by The result gives the Cowboys a drich walked, went through the Jones; Jones hit a right field triple season record of 5-13 going into re- bases and went onto score; Avila and was batted in by Hendrich; gionals. They play in regional action hit a ground ball to make it to first, Hendrich hit a bunt single, stole Ophthalmology practice against Colby at 3:30 p.m. (Moun- advanced to second and third; and second and third and was batted in tain Time) today in Scott City. was batted in by Brandon Verlinden. by Avila; Scott City made one run, In the first game, the Cowboys Goodland increased it lead to 6-0. Goodland led 4-1. had a comfortable lead, 10-2 lead Scott made two runs in the third. In the fourth inning Hendrich BEGINNING MAY 28 until the bottom of the sixth when In the fourth quarter Verlinden hit a ball over the head of the third Scott City made seven runs. That made a hit to left field and was safe baseman for a single, stole second, and continuing on the 4th put Scott City only one run behind. at second, stole third and scored; advanced to third and was batted in When Goodland’s turn came Deeds’ hit was dropped by Scott by Avila; Avila walked, advanced around again. T.R. Jones walked, City and he was safe on first and to second and third and was batted Wednesday every month. advanced to second and third and second on an error, went to third in by Taylen Smith; Taylen Smith made it home on an error by Scott and scored. Josh David hit a ground hit a single but was out at second. City for the last Cowboy run. The ball double to second and went onto Goodland led, 6-2. Goodland Regional final score was 11-9. score. The score was Goodland 9-2 Goodland added not more runs Scoring in the first inning were Taylen Smith hit a triple to deep to their score Medical Center Hendrich who walked, stole second center and stole home in the top of The pitcher for the first game was advanced to third and was batted the fifth. Kelbey Smith. Jones relieved him in by Taylen Smith; Luke Avila In the second game Goodland led and continued pitching in the second Specialty Clinic who walked advanced through the 6-2 until the bottom of the seventh until the bottom of the fourth when bases and was batted in by Taylen when Scott City made five runs to Avila took over. Call today to schedule your appointment! Follow us Located at 220 W. 2nd Street (785) 890-6030 on Facebook www.goodlandregional.com