The MIDWEEK Tuesday, April 8, 2014 Goodland1205 Main Avenue, Goodland, Star-News KS 67735 • Phone (785) 899-2338 $1 Volume 82, Number 28 10 Pages Goodland, Kansas 67735
upcoming events Kindergarten registration is April 17
Registration for kindergar- ten classes will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, April 17, at West Elemen- tary School. Kindergarten is for children who have reached the age of 5 on or before Aug. 31, 2014. Be sure to bring your child’s immunization records, certi- fied copy of a birth certificate and a copy of their Social Security card. School en- try physicals are required. Each child will complete a placement evaluation in September.
Sherman Rural firefighters and Kansas Highway Patrol troopers examined the Two people were injured in the wreck and taken to the Burlington hospital. Chevrolet Blazer that rolled due to a flat tire on I-70 near milepost three on Friday. Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News weather report Two injured in I-70 rollover Friday 50° Two people were taken to Kit Carson Helus, 50, of Colby, was driving eastbound on coming to rest on the passenger side. a seatbelt, was listed as having disabling inju- 10 a.m. County Memorial Hospital on Friday after I-70 near milepost three at 1:20 p.m. Friday Helus was and her passenger, Larry Lynn ries. Helus, who had been wearing a seatbelt, Monday their vehicle overturned on I-70 a few miles when her 1998 Chevrolet Blazer developed Hensley, 62, of Oakley, were taken to the was listed as injured. east of Kanorado. a flat tire. The vehicle lost control and went Burlington hospital by Sherman County am- Sherman Rural firefighters responded to Today A Kansas Highway Patrol report said Stacy into the south ditch and rolled several times, bulances. Hensley, who had not been wearing the scene. • Sunset, 7:18 p.m. Wednesday • Sunrise, 6:18 a.m. • Sunset, 7:19 p.m. Arrest Midday Conditions • Soil temperature 43 degrees • Humidity 48 percent made after • Sky sunny • Winds north 33 to 44 mph • Barometer 30.03 inches incident in and rising • Record High today 82° (1930) • Record Low today 12° (1973) parking lot Last 24 Hours* High Sunday 64° A 27-year-old man was arrested Low Sunday 36° March 30 on drug charges after Precipitation none police received a call that he had al- This month 0.15 legedly been trying to get into cars Year to date 1.51 in the Walmart parking lot. Below normal 0.68 inches A press release from the Good- The Topside Forecast land Police Department said officers Today: Sunny with a high near were called to the Walmart parking 70, winds out of the northwest lot that afternoon. A woman report- at 15 mph and a low around 39. ed that the man saw her getting into Wednesday: Sunny with a high KU honors her car and attempted to open her near 80, winds out of the south- car door as she did so. The woman west at 10 to 15 mph and a low said that she was able to get the door around 45. locked just before the man pulled on Extended Forecast high school students the door handle. Thursday: Mostly sunny with Officer Jason Erhart responded to University of Kansas Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little (left) the area and located the individual a 20 percent chance of thunder- helped recognize seven Goodland students at the Kansas storms and showers at night, a in the parking lot. He conducted an Honors Program banquet Wednesday in Colby. The students investigation into the allegations, high near 67and a low around 42. included Bracelyn Redlin and Elizabeth House (above) as well Friday: Sunny with a high near 73 Tanner Pedersen was arrested on as Jarod Lake, Amber Perdew, Berkley White, Brianna White scene for possession of drug para- and a low around 47. Saturday: and Holton Witman. Mostly sunny with a 20 percent Photos by Steve Haynes/The Goodland Star-News chance of showers and thunder- See ARREST, Page 5 storms, a high near 71, breezy and a low around 38. Tourism group New exhibit open brainstorms ideas to bring visitors here local By Jayne Humphrey Pearce tor of the Convention and Visitors If you had walked into the base- Bureau. ment of the Mount Sunflower B The program featured Marci markets and B the last week in March, you Penner and WenDee LaPlant of would have been bombarded with the Kansas Sampler Foundation, 10 a.m. the sights and sounds of people who who led the group in brainstorming Wheat — $7.20 bushel were excited about Kansas and what and then led a trek across Wallace Posted county price — $6.80 Corn — $4.80 bushel it has to offer visitors. County with her “Kansas Explorer’s Posted county price — $4.79 In order to learn more and in- Club.” Milo — $4.44 bushel crease cooperation, 17 tourism Also leading sessions was Linda Soybeans — $13.87 bushel professionals including members Craghead, the assistant secretary Posted county price — $14.15 of the Northwest Kansas Tourism of the Kansas Wildlife, Parks and Millet — no bid Council, gathered for a 30-hour Tourism Department and the act- Sunflowers retreat in Sharon Springs on March ing head of Tourism for Kansas. A Oil current crop — $19 cwt. 25-26. Rather than sedately sitting running theme of the event was the Confection — no bid at tables, the tourism professionals opportunities to encourage visitors Pinto beans — $36 were collaborating in groups of two, to the area. (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, shouting answers to quizzes, talking The Northwest Kansas Tourism Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. frankly to state officials about the Council is comprised of 18 counties These may not be closing figures. ) needs of the counties and mingling that cooperate in drawing visitors to Violin students Blair (from left), Mirari and Annika Linin played at the opening of the newest art freely as they discussed ways to the region for hunting, attractions, exhibit at the Carnegie Arts Center on Sunday. Seated is Martha Gunderson, who along with Pat improve the tourism experience in shopping and cultural experiences. Schiefen and Birkley Barnes, performed a concert on recorders at the opening. This month’s Northwest Kansas. The council works with publica- exhibit is artwork by students in the Northwest Kansas Technical College graphic design depart- Representing Sherman County at tions such as the “Ultimate Guide ment. It includes photographs, paintings and other work. Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News the retreat was Donna Price, direc- to Northwest Kansas.” about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, April 8, 2014 friends genesis and obituaries salvation army the calendar Genesis and Salvation Army are Ruth Elisabeth Jensen available year round to help those in calendar Bernadine Johnson residence, the 4-H Building. This class is need. Call (785) 890-2299 to speak Author and pattern designer located at 704 Walnut. For infor- open for second to fifth graders. Ruth Elisabeth Jensen, 89, Sher- Jensen; her parents; and infant to a volunteer. Melissa Stramel will discuss mation call 899-2338, 821-1275, For information call 890-4880. man County farmer and former brother Luther Fredrick Notz Jr.; activities the process of pattern making 890-2287, 821-1827, 890-3793 or school menu Kanorado City Clerk, died Friday, and a brother Miles E. “Bud” Notz. 899-4278 or order online at www. Tours of the 1907 Victorian from start to finish at 6 p.m. on April 4, 2014, at Good Sa- Survivors include a son prairielandfood.com. The Prairie Today: Breakfast - star span- House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to Thursday at the Goodland Public maritan Society — Sher- Peter A. (Kay) Jensen, Pak will have chicken and broc- gled pancakes, sausage links, 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- Library, 812 Broadway. man County in Goodland. Jr. of St. Francis; three coli stir fry, split chicken breasts, fruit, fruit juice and milk. Lunch day. Closed on Tuesday. Melinda Daily, Sunflower Ex- She was born on Aug. daughters, Ruth E. (Dick) chopped beef steak patties, diced - chicken wrap with lettuce and The High Plains Museum, 1717 tension District FCS Agent will 13, 1924, to Anna Elisa- Stramel of Stratton, Colo., chicken breast, meat balls and sea- tomato, Spanish rice, steamed car- Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. give a program on “Sleep: Want beth (Sherwin) and Luther Bonny L. (Carl Kaiser) sonal fresh fruits and vegetables. rots, fruit and milk. Wednesday: to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday It, Need It, Get It” at 2 or 6 p.m. Fredrick Notz at Denver. Walt of Quinter and Judi The specials are a grilled Cuban Breakfast - whole wheat bagel through Saturday and from 1 to on Monday at the Goodland She attended Sherman R. (Greg) Nemechek of style panini, tour of Italy, flat bread with toppings, fruit, fruit juice 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. Public Library, 812 Broadway. A Community High School Goodland; 17 grandchil- pizza, grilled ground beef patties and milk. Lunch - spaghetti, spin- The Carnegie Arts Center is good night’s sleep is essential for in Goodland. dren; and 27 great-grand- and cheesecake. ach salad, seasoned peas, garlic Jensen open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- a healthy heart. Healthy adults On Feb. 4, 1943, she and children. A discussion of “Dancing at bread, fruit and milk. Thursday: day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. who are persistently deprived of Peter Alexander Jensen, Services will be at Rascal Fair” by Ivan Doig will Breakfast - breakfast pita with on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on proper sleep suffer increased risk Sr. were married in Goodland. The 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, April be at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, salsa, fruit, fruit juice and milk. Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center of hypertension, which could re- couple farmed in Sherman County. 9, 2014, at the Goodland United April 24, at the Goodland Public Lunch - taco salad, tortilla chips is always in need of hosts and host- sult in a higher risk of heart attack She had been an Avon representa- Methodist Church, 12th and Sher- Library, 812 Broadway. For in- and salsa, refried beans, fruit and esses on Sundays. New monthly or stroke. tive. man, Goodland with the Rev. Dustin formation call (785) 899-5461 or milk. Friday: Breakfast - cinna- exhibits and you are invited to visit The Sherman County Sheriff’s Mrs. Jensen attended the Good- Petz officiating. Burial will follow www.goodlandlibrary.org. mon roll, fruit, fruit juice and milk. the gift shop. office will have a program for land United Methodist Church. Her in the Goodland Cemetery. The AARP Tax-Aide program Lunch - mac and cheese, seasoned The Goodland Public Library is parents on parenting a pre-teen activities included the Kanorado Visitation will be from 3 to 7 p.m. is available on Monday, Tues- peas, fresh baby carrots, bread open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- and teen at 7 p.m. on Wednesday Senior Center, S & T Telephone on Tuesday, April 8, 2014, at Koons day and Thursday from 1 to 6 with jelly, apple wedges and milk. day through Thursday and from at the Elks Lodge, 1523 Arcade. Board, EHU and 4-H leader. Chapel, 211 N. Main, Goodland. p.m. at Cat’s TNT, 1018 Main, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- Kindergarten registration school calendar Preceding her in death were her Memorials to the Kanorado Se- Goodland, until April 15. Their urday. For information call (785) will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Today: 6 p.m. kindergarten husband on Dec. 1, 2008; a son nior Center may be sent to the number is (785) 821-1827 to call 899-5461 or stop by the library. on Thursday, April 17, at West music program at Goodland High Luther F. Jensen; a grandson Chris funeral home. for an appointment. The program Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- Elementary School, 912 West School auditorium. State Leader- helps low and moderate-income man County is seeking mentors and 12th, Goodland. No appointment ship Conference. Wednesday: people prepare their taxes. Sites children to mentor. Call 890-3665. is necessary. Parents should bring 7:30 a.m. professional learning have been added for Hoxie. The Good Sam Family Support the child’s immunization records, community. Thursday: Var- The Goodland Soup Bol serves Council meets at 7 p.m. the second school entry physical due in the sity track at KT Woodman. 3 p.m. dinner at 5 p.m. on Monday Thursday of every month at the fall, certified copy of birth cer- varsity baseball against Hugoton nights at the Goodland Methodist Joyce Elaine Blystone Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings tificate and a copy of their Social at Memorial Field. 3 p.m. var- Church Fellowship Hall for any- are open to all interested people. Security card. Each child will sity softball against Hugoton at Joyce Elaine Blystone, 73, former Bateman Funeral Home, 211 E. one who wants to come. Free will For information call 890-3117 or complete placement evaluation Hugoton. Friday: Varsity track Goodland resident, died Wednes- 11th, Goodland is handling the ar- donations welcome. For informa- 890-5936. in September at the beginning of at KT Woodman. 2 p.m. varsity day, April 2, 2014, at Pensacola, Fla. rangements. tion call 899-3631. On April 28th Breast Cancer Support Group the school year. track at Atwood. Saturday: ACT Services are pending. A full obituary will follow. they will serve their last meal until meets at 5:30 p.m. the second Prairie Land Food sign up will test. 8 a.m. boyvs varsity golf at September. Monday of the month. Any woman be until Monday. Distribution is Garden City. 6 p.m. Goodland The Kids Cooking Class is held with cancer is welcome. Call Norma 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday, April 26. at High School prom at the Elks on the second Wednesday of each at 890-6629 for more information. Cat’s TnT, 1018 Main, or at the Lodge. 7:15 p.m. Promenade at Linda S. Hlavachick month from 3:45 to 5:15 p.m. at The Goodland Activities Center Max Jones Fieldhouse. Linda S. Hlavachick, 70, died Friday, April 4, 2014 at South Wind has the daily activities. For informa- Hospice in Pratt, Kansas. She was born March 20, 1944 in Good- tion call 890-7242. Memberships Water Testing — The Northwest against crime. animal shelter land, Kansas the daughter of Hugh and Gladys Maxine (Hickson) options for everyone including day Local Environmental Protection The police department can also McDonald. Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Pratt, KS. passes for $5. Visit goodlandgac. Group does well evaluations, in- be called at 890-4570. com or stop by 808 Main. The hours www.petfinder.com and be sure to On July 22, 1964 she married Bill D. Hlavachick at Colby, KS. He cluding testing for bacteria and family shelter enter the Goodland zip code 67735. survives. Other survivors include a son W. Brian Hlavachick, Pratt, are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday nitrates. To schedule an evaluation The Northwest Kansas Domestic You can also call the Goodland KS; a daughter Andie Hlavachick, Pratt, KS; three sisters Janice Merz, through Thursday, Friday 5:30 a.m. or discuss environmental concerns, Pratt, Carolea Mathison, Lawrence, KS, and Charlene Wilkinson, to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sexual Violence Services pro- Police Department at 890-4570 or call the Health Department at 890- Northwest Kansas Animal Shelter Florida, three grandchildren, Amber (Doug) Hester, Miranda (Dustin) and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Aerobics 4888. vides help day or night to victims Brumley, Landon Hlavachick, and four great-grandchildren, Scott and are at 5:30 a.m. on Monday and of domestic violence and sexual at 899-4398. Interested in adopting Charleigh Hester, and Bradlie and Alessa Brumley. She was preceded Wednesday. Insanity class meets hospital volunteers assault. For information or help, call a pet? Call the animal shelter or go to in death by her parents, Maxine Wilkinson and Hugh McDonald, and at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon (800) 794-4624. In the Colby area, the website www.nwkasgoodland. a son Jeff Hlavachick, and three sisters, Patricia Fixson, Shirley Berry, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. volun- call (785) 443-1130. webs.com. and Mary Rhoades. Saturday. Taekwondo with Wayne teers are in the gift shop Visitation will be Sunday from 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. and Monday Luckert call for times and dates. early head start from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. at Larrison Mortuary 300 Country Club Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 obituaries Rd., Pratt, KS 67124. Early Head Start is a state funded Vigil Service will be 7:00 p.m., Monday, April 7th at the Sacred p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for program for income eligible fami- Heart Catholic Church, Pratt, KS. Mass of Christian Burial will be the meeting every Tuesday at the lies with prenatal mothers and chil- Allen Delbert Pizel held Tuesday, April 8th at 10:00 a.m. at the Sacred Heart Catholic Harvest Evangelical Free Church, dren up to age three. Families par- Church with Reverend Floyd McKinney presiding. Burial will be in 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information Allen Delbert Pizel, 86, Lone “Puppy Power.” Mr. Pizel enjoyed ticipate in a variety of educational Greenlawn Cemetery, Pratt. call (785) 890-6423. Tree, Colo., retired Burlington area farm and tractor shows and went to activities and receive free medical Memorials may be made to South Wind Hospice in care of the Goodland Alcoholics Anony- farmer, died on Saturday, March several over the years in Illinois, mortuary. and dental care. mous, 1013 Center. If you drink 29, 2014. Minnesota and Arizona. Condolences can be left at www.larrisonmortuary.com. Services include special needs alcohol, that’s your business. If you He was born on March In 1984, he and his wife of children with disabilities. If you want to stop, we can help. Call 821- 26, 1928, to Joseph and went to Australia and New have a family member with a special 3826 or 728-7491. Esther Pizel in St. Francis. Zealand and in 1987 to problem, such as drug or alcohol Goodland Al-Anon Family At the end of his eighth Alaska. In the late 80s abuse, job loss or other family crisis, Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays grade year he left school the couple became snow Rodney R. Jarrett your family can qualify. Call 785- at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- and started working with bird in Arizona. He would 672-3125, ext. 187. Longtime Good- Esther Peter. cade. For information call Alice or his older brother, Wilford always return home when land, Kansas resident Surviving fam- Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. preschool J. “Bill” and father on the the wheat would start to Rodney R. Jarrett, 73, ily includes his wife The “Freedom Today” group of Sherman County Head Start is farm north of Burlington. green up. died Thursday, April Carole Jarrett of Pizel Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 a free preschool for eligible 3 and In 1950 he joined the U.S. He fell ill in Arizona in 3, 2014, at his home. the home; children p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and 4 year olds. The federally funded Air Force and finished his late February and wanted Rodney was born Jodi Miller and her 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. program is targeted to families who basic training in Rantoul, Ill., where to return to Colorado. His daughter January 14, 1941, in husband Mike of Call 890-8369. he learned different types of weld- Donna brought him back to Denver Goodland, Kansas, Goodland; Rhonda meet certain economic guidelines the son of Nellie Faye Anshutz and her Bird City Alcoholics Anony- and provides hearing, vision, dental ing. The he was stationed in Indian for medical treatment. He was ad- Springs, Nev., and Enewetak Atoll vised to have surgery and eventually (Snelling) and Clar- husband Brian of mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. and educational screenings. Nutri- ence Jarrett. He grew Seward; Scott Jarrett (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the tious meals are served, and parents in the Marshall Islands in the South succumbed to complications from up in Goodland and and his wife Tanya Senior Center on 4th Street. are encouraged to get involved in Pacific. He was a witness to the that surgery. graduated from Sherman Com- of Goodland; six grandchildren Narcotics Anonymous meets at their children’s education. For in- hydrogen bomb testing done in the Preceding him in death were wife munity High School with the Matt Miller and his wife Janelle; 6:30 (Mountain Time) on Tues- formation call 890-2552. Pacific theater. of 56 years, his parents, his brother class of 1959. Andrew Miller, Nash Jarrett, and days at the Senior Center. Call (785) On May 19, 1954, he and Bonnie Wilford J. “Bill” Pizel and and On August 12, 1962, he and Keyly Jarrett, all of Goodland; 734-2734 for more information. mops Barber were married in Albuquer- infant son Allen Junior December Carole Peter were married at the BreAnn Anshutz and BrayLynn MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) que, N.M. They made their first 1956. Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Anshutz, both of Seward; and thrift store meets the first Monday of every home at Kirkland Air Force Base Survivors include his son Mike After graduating from Kansas great-grandson Braden Miller of The Goodland Churches Thrift month October thru May. Meeting in New Mexico. Mr. Pizel adopted Pizel of Lakewood, Colo.; two State University with a degree in Goodland. Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 time: 6 p.m. -7:30 p.m. at the Har- her daughter Connie later that year. daughters, Donna (Ralph) Gorton business, he began working for the The funeral will be Monday, a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through vest Evangelical Free Church; 521 S.T. Jarrett Insurance Agency in April 7, at 10:30 a.m. MT, at When his enlistment was done the of Centennial, Colo. and Connie Burlington, Colorado. In 1963, Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Friday. Donations welcome. The E Highway 24; Goodland. For more family moved back to Colorado to (Fred) Niles of Brighton, Colo.; and daily specials are 50 percent off he began working with State Farm Goodland, with Pastor Darian information email goodlandmops@ resume farming. The first farmed four grandsons. Insurance Regional Office in Hybl officiating. Burial will fol- men’s department on Monday, 50 gmail.com or call (785) 890-6423. south of Burlington at Bonnie’s Services were at 10 a.m. on Thurs- Greeley, Colorado. In 1965, they low in the Goodland Cemetery. percent off housewares, furniture, crimestoppers parents farm. They eventually day, April 3, 2014, at the Evangeli- moved back to Goodland and he Friends may share their respects electronics and crafts on Tuesday, moved to the Pizel farm northeast cal Free Church, 287 6th Street, opened his own accounting and on Sunday, from 3-7 p.m. MT, at 10 cent books on Wednesday, 50 If you have information about insurance business, which he was Koons Chapel. any crime, call the Goodland Area of Burlington which he managed Burlington and burial in the Beaver percent off children’s department on his entire life. Valley Cemetery of Burlington. still operating. Memorials may be designat- Thursday and 50 percent of ladies’ Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- His memberships included ed to the Emmanuel Lutheran 5665. Your call will be confidential Mr. Pizel loved farming and Visitation was from 6 to 8 p.m. on department on Friday. For informa- growing his crops, cattle and his Wednesday, April 2, 2014, at Love Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Church or to the donor’s choice, tion call 890-2007. and you will not be asked your Goodland Elks Lodge 1528, and may be left at or mailed to name. If the information results in grandsons. He joined the tractor Funeral Home, 377 15th Street, and Sugar Hills Golf Club. He Koons Funeral Home, 211 N. health department the arrest and/or conviction of those pulling association and won many Burlington. loved golf, old cars, and especially Main, Goodland, KS 67735- The Sherman County Health De- involved, you could be eligible for of those contests. His favorite trac- Memorials to the Beaver Valley spending time with his children, 1555. partment at 1622 Broadway is open a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland tors were the Farmall Super WD9 Cemetery or to the Plainview 4-H grandchildren, and new great- Online condolences and in- from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit (the first tractor he bought new) Club may be sent to the Bank of the grandson. formation: Monday through Friday. and the John Deere R that he called West, 502 14th Street, Burlington, Preceding him in death were www.koonsfuneralhome.com organization formed by citizens his parents and in-laws Albert and Blood pressures; infants’, chil- dren’s and adults’ immunizations; health assessments for Kan Be Healthy, daycare and school entry; fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- bin; and family planning available by appointment. Sharps containers are available for a fee. WIC program available. Call 890-4888 or go to See American Profile magazine in this week’s issue of www.sherman.kansas.com. If you have questions, concerns or complaints about child care, call the health department. 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Locked in the grips of World D-Day, Doomsday: The Potential lighted artifacts include a V-2 mod- War II, mankind was introduced to Impact of the V-2 Rocket” explores el, rocket head “igniter” and metal the power of the rocket during one the potentially devastating effect skin restored by SpaceWorks. of the most destructive eras in the the V-2 rocket could have had to The exhibit opening is the first in history of civilization. Hitler’s Ger- the outcome of World War II, had it a series of events leading up to the many nearly brought the world to its garnered enough support from Ger- D-Day 70th Anniversary Tribute at knees with the introduction of the many during its initial development. the Cosmosphere. V-2 late in the war. The technology The exhibit will be on display For more information visit cos- was revolutionary and the purpose through June 15, and features in- mo.org or call (620) 665.9310 or was simple – world domination. formational panels and highlights (800) 397-0330 x310. The Cosmos- April 11, 2014, a new temporary artifacts from the Cosmosphere’s phere is located at 1100 N. Plum in exhibit opens in the Cosmosphere’s collection that are not on display in Hutchinson. Rotunda. The exhibit, “If Not for the Hall of Space Museum. High- Weavings, baskets The third grade at their music program on Tuesday at the Goodland High School auditorium. Photo by Liz West/The Goodland Star-News on display at Logan Third grade sings The exhibit at the Dane G. Hansen ing the work of many significant eled and fell in love with Southwest- Museum, Logan, will be “Earth and Native American potters from nine ern Art, basketry and pueblo pottery. Loom: A Century of Native Ameri- different pueblos. The pottery also For information call the museum can Art” will open May 16 and run dates from the late 19th century to at (785) 689-4846 or check the through July 13. contemporary. website at www.hansenmuseum. about feeling good The exhibit will consist of 20 The exhibit is the private collec- org. Museum hours are Monday Navajo weavings dated from the tion of Dennis and Carola Deschner through Friday 8 to 11 a.m. and noon late 19th Century to contemporary. of Phillipsburg. They started col- to 3 p.m. (all times Mountain Time); Director Char Avila directed the Central Elemen- Gentry Deeds, Devontay Hardy, Jonathan Sturm, They represent different regions lecting nearly 30 years ago by ac- Saturday 8 to 11 a.m. and noon to tary School’s third grade in their music program last Kade Belden, Ashton Erhart, Richie Blanchette, and weaving styles over the past cident when they bought a Navajo 4 p.m.; Sunday and holidays noon Tuesday night. Tristin Shoup, Charles McTorry III, Kyan Ensign, century. Also on display are 26 weaving in Colorado. The couple to 4 p.m. The class sang about getting up and feeling good. Marcus Beltz and Isaiah Shinette contributed their pieces of pueblo pottery represent- continued to find pieces as they trav- Claire Scheopner, Kristina Holub, Maverick skills to “Music Rocks.” Spresser, Jordin Owens, Lindsey Cure, Rebecca In Joy Boyington’s class are Ayers-Hernandez, McIntyre, Peyton Finley, Mason Hernandez, Alynna Beltz, Jonathan Brown, Natalie Chapin, Jason Colby, Haggadone and Mya Nemechek were featured in “On Rick DeHoyos, Finley, Hill, Kent, Rebecca McIntyre, Good nutrition is vital the Day I was Born.” Ortner, Ramirez, Shoup, Smith, Spresser, Vallejo On “Inside Out” students featured were Elisa and Weber. Ayers-Hernandez, Lexi Rubio, Brenda Rodriguez, Member of Rachel Stasser’s class are Coumerilh, Ava Doyle-Anderson, Haggadone, Owens, Nem- Daub, Ensign, Frazier, Fritz, Octavio Gonzalez, echek, Rilynn Frazier, Hayden Terry, Alicia Pena, Hardy, Hernandez, Hovis, Jasmine McIntyre, Pena to maintain one’s health Lexus McCord, Allyson Sheldon, Briana Rodriguez, Jamie Ramirez, Devon Rickard, Riley, Briana Rodri- John Coumerilh, Angela Ramirez, Aundria Kent, guez, Scheopner and Caden Wright. Cure, Sarah McIntyre and Angel Lazo. Tara Mull’s includes Tucker Adams, Baehler, Jerek By Lisa Gravelle changed, they have difficulty chew- such as the Supplemental Nutrition Titus Smith, Colin Showalter, Strid Louden and Crow, Cure, Deeds, Erhart, Mehki Frederick, Loud- United Healthcare Community ing or digesting, or they are taking Assistance Program (SNAP), the Dalton Vallejo were high lighted in “Dance with on, Sarah McIntyre, Musgrave, Nemechek, Pena, Plan of Kansas medications that inhibit their appe- Commodity Supplemental Food Your Hands. Rubio, Sheldon, Shinette, Kari Snethan and Terry. This is a perfect time for seniors, tites. Others may eschew nutritious Program or the Emergency Food In “Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh” Harrison Bhend, In Brooke Whitmore’s class are Belden, Bhend, and their loved ones, to learn more foods like fruits and vegetables in Assistance Program, that provide Janie Ramirez and Josie Hill were featured. Blanchette, Diaz, Doyle-Anderson, Haggadone, about healthy foods, improve their favor of processed or pre-packaged financial assistance for food. Some Showalter, Hernandez, Tristan Ortner, Bentley Tyson Hatfield, Holub, Jostes, Brayden Kaup, Lazo, diets and, if necessary, reach out convenience foods — or skip meals state and local agencies may provide Baehler, Louden, Alfredo Diaz, Adonica Daub, Julian Lopez, McCord, McTorry, Owens, Rodriguez, for help. all together — because they live meal delivery services or transpor- Makenna Hovis, Anna Jostes, Sebastian Musgrave, Showalter and Sturm. Fortunately, making healthy food alone and don’t see the point in tation to people who have difficulty Tayke Weber, Sara Riley, Emilio Pena, Grant Fritz, The principal for Central is Harvey Swager. choices just got a little easier. The cooking for one or find it difficult getting to the grocery store. Food and Drug Administration has to prepare a home-cooked meal. For more information about nu- updated the Nutrition Facts label According to the U.S. Administra- trition assistance programs in your on packaged foods for the first time tion on Aging, nearly 30 percent of community, contact the Eldercare matters of record in 20 years. This is good news for non-institutionalized seniors live Locator, a service of the Administra- Americans 68 and over who rely alone, and almost half of women tion on Aging, at 1-800-677-1116. District Court $177. speeding, fined $141. on these labels more than any other over 75 live alone. Remember, although it’s not al- These are cases decided by the Dhavalkumar Mahendrabhai Timothy C. Eshman, no seat belt, age group, with about 57 percent In addition, seniors may lack the ways easy, getting proper nutrition Goodland District Court: Savani, speeding, fined $147. fined $10. reading nutrition labels all or most mobility, transportation or financial is important to staying physically Feb. 6: Stuart Mitchell Lloyd- Feb. 12: Mark Taylor Clement, David Lee Hageman, no seat belt, of the time when shopping. resources to shop for healthy foods. and mentally healthy as we get old- Smith, speeding, fined $153. failure to yield to emergency ve- fined $10. For seniors, good nutrition is In fact, nearly one in eight Kansas er. Please take some time to consider Clarence Rae Malcon, speeding, hicle, fined $291. Larry D. Holmes, speeding, fined important for maintaining a healthy adults 60 and over lack consistent how you or an older loved one might fined $246. Feb. 13: Patrick Fabian Sanchez, $153. immune system and avoiding chron- access to adequate food, according be able to get better nutrition and Feb. 7: Anna Nmi Archer, defec- speeding, fined $147. Feb. 19: Stacey Jean Masters, ic health problems, such as Type 2 to United Health Foundation’s 2013 stay healthy and active at any age. tive muffler, fined $147. John Sanford, motor carrier safe- speeding, fined $177. diabetes, high blood pressure, heart America’s Health Rankings Senior Lisa Gravelle is director of Long Meghan Therese Byrne, speed- ty rules and regulations, fined $211. Jose L Solache, speeding, fined disease, stroke and bone loss. Report. Term Care for UnitedHealthcare ing, fined $255. Feb. 14: Davon J. Yarbrough, no $219. Unfortunately, some seniors Thankfully, help is available. Community Plan of Kansas. Feb. 8: Brian James McSwain, seat belt, fined $10. Feb. 21: Trey Aaron Schmidt, no lose interest in eating because Seniors with low or fixed incomes improper stop lamp or turn signal, Taylor Lea Thomas, no seat belt, seat belt, fined $10. their senses of taste or smell have may qualify for federal programs, fined $141. fined $10. Feb. 22: Jennifer D. Hernandez, Feb. 9: James C. Johnson, defec- Feb. 15: Lorna Dean Thorpe, no speeding, fined $171. corrections tive muffler, fined $153. seat belt, fined $10. Feb. 23: Jasmine Elaine Iacolino, CONTRACT MOWER NEEDED Clark A. Nelson, speeding, fined Lorna Dean Thorpe, child pas- speeding, fined $159. The Goodland Star-News will City of Goodland is accepting bids for sanger safety, restraining systems Maranda Nicole Jeter, speeding, correct any mistake or misunder- the 2014 season. Individuals must be and seat belts. Fined $156. fined $153. standing in a news story. Please Martin John Rowe, speeding, Feb. 27: Kendra Nicole Dixon, at least 18 years old. Bid Specifica- call our office at (785) 899-2338 fined $177. speeding, fined $141. tions can be picked up at City Hall at to report errors. We believe that Billy Patrick Smith Jr., motor 204 West 11th Street. Municipal Court news should be fair and factual. We carrier safety rules and regulations, Submit your bid to the City Hall by These are cases decided by the want to keep an accurate record fined $211. April 10, 2014 at 10 a.m.. Bids will Goodland Municipal Court: and appreciate you calling to our Feb. 16: Gary Lee Searle Jr., no be opened at 11 a.m. and will be May 11: Iris N. Clemons, illegal/ attention any failure to live up to seat belt, fined $10. no tag, fined $216. this standard. awarded at the April 21 Commission Meeting. Feb. 17: Kalem Ray Wells, reck- Re-opening April 15! July 25: Jeffery W. Oliver, driv- less driving, deferred adjudication ing on suspended/cancelled/re- Full service Bakery $101. Serving coffee, pastries, voked licence, fined $1020. Feb. 18: William Aaron Barber, The GOODLAND SWIM CLUB would like to thank everyone in the community who sandwiches & ice cream came out and supported our fundraiser with a special thank you to the following businesses and Open 6AM-8PM people for their donations! We look forward to a successful season! Tuesday-Sunday 921 Main St. DERMATOLOGY Michael Dorn Family– Fontanelle Hybrids Jack and Becky Mitchek Goodland Melvin and Shannon Nemechek American Implement James M. Swinehart, MD The Total Look Salon – Toni and Daryl Hoss, Juan and Deedi Cordova, Clayton and Kandee Board-Certified Dermatologist Hoss CPS Travis and Melanie Daise • Skin Cancer: MOHS surgery is the current standard Cure Family Heartland Farms – Terry and Shari Taylor of care for treatment of skin cancer. Bryce and Jessica Cole Jeff and Jill Deeds • Moles, Cysts, Growths Richard and Charla Miller SONIC– Kevin and Jenifer Sanderson • Fat Removal Brian and Janda Linin Seed Solutions – Chris Soehner SUBSCRIBER 3-D Farms – Robin Deeds Harlan and Cora House – T-Bone Feeders Colleen Smith • Allergies/Rashes Paul and Linda Chaffin Dan and Karen Duell • Acne-Cryotherapy Livengood Farms – Bruce and Kelly Livengood Alan and Lynda Townsend You receive two free passes to see: • Hair Restoration Thad and Brenda Hahn Head of the Time • Wrinkle Treatments Smitty Sports Finley Motors divergent City of Goodland AB and Judy Fisher Dr. Swinehart will see patients in Rasure’s Jackie Nothdurft (PG-13) NWTC Maverick Dance Team Crazy R’s Burlington, CO and Goodland, KS, Stephen’s Restaurant Trevor and Sarah Linton Clip and bring to the show. Non Transferable on this day: Friday, April 18, 2014 Lee and Donna Cooper Linda Enfield - Reflexology Jessica VonLintel NAPA Auto Parts To make an appointment: Amber Ridder – Pampered Chef Jenny Dautel Yost Farm Supply Truck & Tractor Repair, LLC call (303) 744-1202. Kent and Shelly Willems David and Lori Leonard Visit our website at: Wilkens Truck and Trailer Dave and Pam Hardy 1203 Main Avenue • (785) 899-6103 www.coloderm.com Dave and Kim Horinek Larry and Sheree Mack star-news 4 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, April 8, 2014 opinion from other viewpoints... What happened to hungry America? America seemed hungrier back in the sixties than today. My family did whatever they could to survive. My grandpa ran a country grocery store. My dad drove two hours to work in an un- derground coal mine. We raised a garden and had livestock. One uncle drove to a northern city to paint during the week. Another uncle raised strawberries and drove a school bus. Another uncle was a peddler salesman driving over several counties. Nobody was rich but everybody was very busy trying to take care of their families. This was all back before food stamps and other current government programs became popular. There is no question that people in our area of Appalachia had struggles but people had a hunger and a desire to survive. I watched the movie Coal Miner’s Daughter long before I went to Van Lear to see Loretta Lynn’s old home place. Sure enough it’s up a “holler.” However, in many ways it’s a beautiful place. Her brother, who at that time, was battling cancer and still run- ning a country grocery store gave my wife and I a tour of the old home place. When touring that old house I knew there was something within Loretta Lynn and her now deceased husband Oliver “Mooney” Lynn that was greater than the conditions of poverty that engulfed the area. The innate desire to live and rise above their surroundings lifted them higher than they probably ever imagined. They first moved to Washington State to work before Loretta started having success with music that took them to Nashville. Of course, we all can’t sing like Loretta Lynn. How- ever, we can all do and be something. Much of America has lost its desire to rise above life’s circumstances. We have become mired in our joblessness, poverty or stuck in a situation. A lot of America has died. We are breathing and going through the motions. We are collecting our food stamps, government as- sistance and in too many cases numbing ourselves on prescription A very taxing time of year drugs. Hopelessness is widespread from Butcher Holler to every Well, income tax day is almost here and once confusion when I called in an order to replace mega city house and condo throughout the United States. Sadly again my wife has sworn not to let me near our tv the spilled oil (I requested a spare can of WD- many suburban houses are filled with depressed, drug sedated income tax forms next year5. In the past, the 40 as a replacement and the sent me 40 cans of Americans who cannot find the internal wherewithal to get up members of the Internal Revenue Service have time hair replacement oil), I think I might be able to and get moving. More Americans now die from painkillers than requested much the same. t.v. hagenah write the cans off as either a business loss or a from heroin and cocaine combined, (Mark Koba, USA Today, Back in the 1990s they suggested that theiur • medical expense. July 28, 2013). computers were not up to dealing with my That’s another thing about the IRS, they are I’m sure the people who lived where I was raised, on Milo road mathematical ability. Personally, I thought that ter off as a necessary business expense. My really picky about what they allow for medi- in Kentucky, had days when the dark cloud of hopelessness almost was a compliment to my calculator-like mind contention was that since I had mentioned cal expenses. Both my bar bill and my liquor killed their spirits but I doubt it happened a lot. People were too until my wife pointed to the note at the bottom them twice in my column, I should be able to store bill were disallowed when I listed them tired. They found something to do with their minds and bodies. of the letter they had sent us stating. “Most deduct them (after all I am a journalist). They as “nerve treatments”. We didn’t have computers, cell phones and social media. We had people realize that 3 plus 4 equals 7 not 63.” responded that I have also mentioned the Eiffel The government has much the same reaction yards to mow, gardens to tend and were trying to figure out how In my own defense on that one, it was an easy Tower, George W. Bush’s cattle and the hunt regarding my religious donations. Neither my to make a few dollars. We didn’t need drugs to numb ourselves. mistake to make...I think... It had something to for Osama Ben Ladan in my column, and using season tickets for Denver Bronco games nor We simply fell into bed exhausted. do with the numbers 3 and 4, a pair of numbers my logic, I should be able to write all of them my fishing retreats on Labor Day, July 4, and An America that’s not hungry for a better life and is reliant on which have never been good numbers for me. off my income tax as a business expense, too. Memorial Day at area lakes were allowed as the government and the politicians to care for us and solve all of I admit it. I am not good with numbers. For I said I thought was a good idea. They said no. deduction in that. our problems will live sadly and die tragically. the longest time, I thought my wife had 87 cats I think part of the problem comes down to My wife contends the whole problem with – Glenn Mollette, an American columnist and author. Contact around our house. It turns out there are only the fact that so much of the stuff deals with the IRS stems from my economic therory that him at [email protected]. Like his facebook page at www. three. But I think a couple of them have been letters and numbers and as I have said before, as long as there are checks in the checkbook, I facebook.com/glennmollette. bringing dates around the house to, “meet the I have something of a blind spot in those areas. will be able to cover my bills. She keeps saying, family,” so I can probably be excused for that I mean there’s the 1040 A, 1040-B, 1040-EZ, “Just because you have checks, doesn’t mean one too. After all, as I pointed out to my wife, all 1040-EZA, there are W-4 forms, and W-2 you necessarily have money in the account.” Letter Policy cats look alike. She did counter with the com- forms and WD-40. I sure hope the IRS doesn’t take the same The Goodland Star-News encourages and welcomes letters ment that all three of hers are different colors. I realize that most people don’t link WD-40 point of view when I write checks to them. from readers. Letters should be typewritten, and must include I remember that I thought there were 87 cats with those other letter/number combinations TV Time is meant as humor (please take note a telephone number and a signature. Unsigned letters will because I tried to take them off my income tax around this time of year, but it is for me, espe- of that IRS). Tv Hanenah is a teacher at Grant not be published. Form letters and letters deemed to be of no public interest or considered offensive will be rejected. We as deductions a couple of years back; first as cially this year. I was working on a neighbor Junior High School and will continue as a reserve the right to edit letters for length and good taste. We children. (My wife always says they are very kid’s bicycle at the same time I was working on columnist for the Star-News unless auditors encourage letters, with address and phone numbers, by e-mail child-like - but then again, she often says that our income tax and spilled the oil on the forms. for the IRS decide otherwise. to:
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Any claim a valid claim(s) be timely filed, as Legal Counsel/Special Published in The Goodland Plaintiff, property’s forfeiture. Further, shall comply with the strict may be determined by the Court Assistant Attorney General Star-News, Tuesday, April 8, a presumption of forfeitability requirements of true ownership upon motion of the State, the Kansas Highway Patrol 2014. v. exists in that illegal substances documentation, as set out in State will respond with a judicial $9,800.00 IN U.S. were located in/on the property K.S.A. 60-4111. petition for forfeiture, and this CURRENCY, M/L; 4 GRAMS at seizure. matter will proceed to trial. OF MARIJUANA; You should be aware that it Hail the power of BACON! Defendants. 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Attorney and the Seizing that a substantial portion The original claim for the A quarter-pounder with Agency; or (2) Do nothing. of the claimant’s interest is court should be mailed to: fl avorful beef seasoning, NOTICE OF PENDING exempt from forfeiture may Clerk of the Sherman County FORFEITURE You may also wish to consult be responsible to pay the District Court, 813 Broadway, or our premium grilled Pursuant to K.S.A. 60-4109 or crispy chicken patty, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN applewood smoked bacon, white cheddar cheese, that property herein described Specials for the week April 4-10 has been seized for forfeiture Drinks included. Dine-in or carry out! caramelized grilled onions, farm fresh tomato, and is pending forfeiture to the Kansas Highway Patrol crisp leaf lettuce and our special sauce on our pursuant to the Kansas Friday, April 4: Shrimp basket new artisan roll. Standard Asset Seizure and Forfeiture Act (KSASFA), K.S.A. 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Books: The Hobbit school and being with my friends Favorite movies/books: World War playing ball. happen, others make it happen.” Student activities: Football, wres- Games: NBA 2K 14 and learning something new every Z, Grand Theft Auto 5 Ten years from now: I’ll be happy. -Michael Jordan tling, FCCLA, 4-H After graduation I intend to: Pursue day. My favorite subject is math. All After graduation I intend to: go to Favorite quote: “Hard work beats Favorite movies/books: I like the field of Chiropractics. of the great times at GHS are what I college for computer design. talent when talent doesn’t work country music. Waterboy is a good Ten years from now: Own my own will remember. Ten years from now: a video game hard.” -Tom Notke movie. chiropractic business. Student activities: Basketball, programmer. After graduation I intend to: go to Favorite quote: “Concentration and Track, GAA and FCCLA. NWKTC for Diesel program. mental toughness are the margins Favorite movies/books: Choice Ten years from now: working and Name: Mario Lazo of victory.” -Bill Russell of movie is Spirit. I like adventure having a family. Parents: Trina and Geraldo Lazo books, and listening to country Favorite quote: “If you ain’t first, Grade: 10 Age: 16 music. you’re last.” After graduation I intend to: Rodeo Student comment (favorite aspect in college and work towards getting Name: Shelby Johnson of school, favorite subject, etc.): a Business degree. Parents: Ryan and Kara Johnson Choose who you hang out with. Ten years from now: I will have my Name: Jose Nunez Grade: 10 Age: 16 Yes, you are what you eat, but you own business and be riding lots of Parents: Maria Flores are who you hang out with too! My horses every day. Grade: 12 Age: 18 Student comment: I love learning favorite subjects are health, science Favorite quote: “Hard work beats Name: Kinsey Volk Name: Cade Mayer new things and working with the and physical health. I will always talent when talent doesn’t work Parents: Leon and Mary Volk Parents: David and Bobbie Mayer Student activities: I’m going to do Ipads. English and world history remember the people I grew up hard.” -Kevin Durant Grade: 9 Age: 15 Grade: 9 Age: 14 baseball. are my favorite subjects. I will re- with and soon will graduate with. Name: Jordan Hopkins Favorite movies/books: member how much fun I had here. And of course the staff! Parents: Pete and Rochelle Hopkins Student comment: My favorite Student comment: I really enjoy Movie: Stepbrothers Student activities: FCCLA, softball School activities: Cross County Grade: 11 Age: 16 subjects are vocal and band. After everyone in my class no matter Music: I prefer country Favorite movies/books: Movies: and band graduation, I will remember the fun who they are. Book: Cracker Forrest Gump, Radio, A Walk to Favorite movies/books etc.: Mov- Student comment: I will always times during pep band and the fun Student activities: Band, sports, I like to play video games. Remember. Music: country, Luke ies: Coach Carter, Lone Ranger remember how positive and helpful times learning crazy things. Science Olympiad, FCA After graduation I intend to: go to Bryan, Blake Shelton. Books: Beau- (old and new), The Blind Side... the teachers are. Student activities: FCCLA, Musical, Favorite movies/books: Movies- college or go to a boxing academy. tiful Creatures, Water Girls. and many more. Student activies: Golf Volleyball, Pep Band, Women’s sports (We are Marshall, Glory Ten years from now: working as a After graduation I intend to: go to Books: anything from Gary Paulsen Favorite movies/books: My favor- Ensemble Road). Music-christian. Books: mechanic or a professional boxer. Law School somewhere in Kansas. Music: I listen to almost anything. ite movie is Courageous. I listen to Favorite movies/books: Pitch Per- Criminal Justice (John Grisham). Favorite quote: “It’s not how hard Ten years from now: Hopefully After graduation I intend to: Con- a lot of country and christian music. fect, This Is Us, One Direction, Games: Call of Duty, NBA 2K13. you can hit, it’s how hard you can married, great paying job, living tinue my education in the medical After graduation I intend to: go to Name: Skylar Thompson Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood, After graduation I intend to: Go to get hit and keep moving forward.” in a nice looking home. field and become a doctor. college to be a Pediatrician. Parents: Rhonda and Brad Thomp- Ed Sheeran. college and find what I want to do -Rocky Balboa Favorite quote: “Don’t judge each Ten years from now: Saving peo- Ten years from now: I’ll be a Pedia- son After graduation I intend to: Go to with my life. day by the harvest you reap, but by ple’s lives somewhere, some how, trician with a family. Grade: 10 Age: 15 college to further my education Ten years from now: Successful at the seed you plant.” -Robert Louis giving them a second chance to live. Favorite quote: “God loves you even in music. whatever I am doing. Stevenson Favorite quote: “Never stop doing in your darkest hours. He comforts Student comment: I like most the Ten years from now: Graduating Favorite quote: “Character is do- little things for others. Sometimes you even in your darkest moments. helpful staff and nice students. college and starting a career. ing the right thing when no one is those little things occupy the big- He forgives you even in your dark- Student activities: Volleyball Favorite quote: “Be the change looking.” gest part of their hearts.” -Ida est failures.” Favorite movies/books: I like scary that you wish to see in the world.” Azhari movies, and also funny movies. I -Mahatma Gandhi mostly listen to electronica and rap. After graduation I intend to: go to nursing school. NO FORM WAS PROVIDED FOR THE Ten years from now: a married Name: Ricky Milke FOLLOWING STUDENTS: nurse. Parents: Misty and J.D. Burk My favorite quote: “Never let suc- Grade: 11 Age: 16 cess get to your head, and never let failure get to your heart.” Student activities: DECA, STUCO, G-Club, Wrestling Name: John Hendrich Favorite movies/books: comedies Name: Chandler Pettibone Parents: John and Kelly Hendrich and mysteries. Parents: Gordon and Caroline Grade: 12 Age: 18 After graduation I intend to: go to Name: Trey Teeter Pettibone Name: Jared Dreiling the oil rig. Parents: Kent and Dixie Teeter Grade: 10 Age: 16 Parents: Jeff Dreiling Student comment: Favorite thing Ten years from now: on the oil rig Grade: 10 Age: 17 Grade: 9 Age: 14 about GHS is being with friends. hopefully. Mariela Briones Student comment: I will remember Student activities: baseball Favorite quote: “Respect everyone Student comment: Being around the friendships that I made and Student comment: I enjoy all as- After graduation I intend to: Live it but fear no one.” my friends, chemistry. All of the how the teachers were always pects of school. Great teachers and up while I still can. memories from school and activi- there to help. great friends. I look forward to 3 Ten years from now: Rockin hard ties. Student activities: AFS officer, Youth more years at GHS. and livin loud. School activities: Football, Basket- Volunteer for American Red Cross, Name: Ellie House Favorite movies/books: I like ac- NO PICTURE WAS PROVIDED FOR ball, Track, G-Club, Stucco sound technician for Musical. Parents: Gennifer House and the tion/comedy movies. I like Mine- THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS: Favorite movies/books: Favorite movies/books: Books: late Andrew House craft, Call of Duty games, Monopoly Movie: Remember the Titans Maze Runner series and the Hunger Grade: 12 Age: 17 and various online games. Name: Selena Acosta Book: Football playbook Games. Favorite movie is Catching After graduation I intend to: further Parents: George Acosta Music: any music Fire. I also enjoy playing Call of Student comment: By being in- my education in the field of coding Grade: 11 Age: 17 Lacie Siruta Games: Monopoly Duty Ghost. volved in multiple sports and or- and script. After graduation I intend to: Go to After graduation I intend to: Get a ganizations I’ve created many Ten years from now: working for Student activities: Softball and college, major in Physical Therapy. degree in Information Technology memories that I will never forget. an established gaming company. Art Club Participate in track and football. and Networking. Student activities: Volleyball, Bas- Favorite quote: “Bazzinga!” Favorite movies/books: Scary mov- Ten years from now: Living the Ten years from now: Working in the ketball, Track, GAA, NHS, FCCLA, ies and comedies. I like everything dream. area of technology, married, and Student Council, Youth Volunteer but country music. Favorite quote: “To give anything maybe starting a family of my own. for American Red Cross. Name: Erica Hernandez After graduation I intend to: go to less than your best is to sacrifice Favorite quote: “Your time is limit- Favorite movies/books: The Hun- Parents: Mario and Crystal Her- college. the gift.” -Steve Prefontaine ed, so don’t waste it living someone ger Games, Push, Never Back Down. nadez Ten years from now: having a else’s life. Don’t be trapped by dog- After graduation I intend to: attend Grade: 9 Age: 15 good job. ma-which is living with the results a 4-year university. Favorite quote: “Don’t cry because of other people’s thinking. Don’t let Ten years from now: Happily work- Student comment: I like the fact it’s over, smile because it hap- Ethan Clemons the noise of others’ opinions drown ing and starting a family. that I am able to show up to school pened.” -Dr. Seuss out your own inner voice. And most Favorite quote: “Argue for your and increase my knowledge every important, have the courage to fol- limitations, and sure enough they day. My favorite subject is world Name: Sasha Medrano low your heart and intuition. They are yours.” -Richard Back history. I enjoy learning about the Parents: Anna and Kenny Barnett somehow already know what you world around me. I will remember Grade: 10 Age: 15 truly want to become. Everything Name: Kate-Lynn King all of my accomplishments and else is secondary.” -Steve Jobs. Parents: Travis and Sarah King good memories I have had of my Favorite movies/books: I like rap Grade: 11 Age: 17 time at GHS. and country music. Name: Hagan Hoss Student activities: Art Club, Schol- After graduation I intend to: go to Parents: Deedi Hoss-Cordova and Student comment: My favorite ar’s Bowl, track, FCA college. Juan Cordova subject is English or Biology II. I Favorite movies/books: Ten years from now: working. Noah Garbin Grade: 9 Age: 15 will remember all the trips with Movies: Hunger Games, Life of Pi Favorite quote: “Our greatest weak- the team. Music: all music...mostly country ness lies in giving up. The most Student comment: My favorite Student activities: Volleyball, Bas- Books: Stolen by Patricia McCor- certain way to succeed is always to aspect of school is getting to see ketball, Track, GAA, DECA mick try just one more time.” -Thomas my friends and laughing and smil- Favorite movies/books: My favor- Games: dodge ball A. Edison ing every day. My favorite subject Name: Dominick Lewis ite movies are any Disney movies. After gratuation I intend to: go to is world history. I’ll remember my Parents: Jessica Lewis and Justin Music: it all depends on my mood college at Wichita State University, Name: Cody Hooker friends and all of the good times Carter but always like Disney songs. My but I’m not quite sure what I want Parents: Scott and Karen Hooker we’ve had and what I have achieved Name: Nicole Sederstrom Grade: 9 Age: 15 favorite books are the Harry Potter to do as a career. Grade: 12 Age: 18 on and off the field/court. Parents: Greg and Amy Sederstrom series. I like to play all games. Ten years from now: working my ca- Student activies: sports Margeaux Thompson Great job Cowboys and Cowgirls! Keep up the hard work! We are proud of you! 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Nurse Californ. ©2009 Hometown Content, listings by Zap2it ©2009 Hometown Content, listings by Zap2it star-news classified Star-News / Tuesday, April 8, 2014 9 GARAGE/ESTATE SALES Pontiac Montana SW, with VIN# EOE. -4-8-4-11------Real Estate. 785-899-2683. 1GMDX03E6YD143569, green ------GOODLAND HOME FOR Spacious 1 bedroom -tfn-
PEO Chapter Z garage sale. in color, will be sold at auction. Brewster USD 314 is taking SALE: 102 Circle Drive. apartment in Goodland. No At the Cole family farm shop The selling amount will be applications for a Daycare 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 2 car smoking, pets negotiable. Call SERVICES on East 8th Street in Goodland. $3,250. For more information Director. The position is a garage, corner lot. Call (308) (307) 575-0975. -4-4-4-22- Saturday, April 12 from 8 a.m. or to view this vehicle, please business opportunity within 225-1027. -3-21-4-21------Almanza’s Interior Services, to noon MT. Hot tub, exercise contact Jarod at J Rod’s Repair. the school building. Position ------2 bedroom apartment with Inc.. Drywall specialist. bed, BBQ grill, office chair, Phone: (785) 890-5551 or cell will begin July 2014. Please call Aluminum printing plates, 23 garage, washer and dryer, Drywall hanging, drywall small bookcase, end tables, (785) 821-1536. Selling date will 785-694-2236 for information. 5/8 x 30, never been inked. 50 stove, dishwasher and finishing, texture and paint. dishwasher, 8 foot round be 4/8/2014. -4-1-4-8- -4-4-4-8- cents each. Goodland Star- refrigerator. No smoking and Free estimates. References rug, wall decor, lots of very ------News. -1-24-tfn no pets. Call Delmer Musil at available. Spanish call (785) nice children’s clothing, and ••THIS AD HAS CORRECT Several open positions. ------(785) 890-3017. -4-4-4-18- 332-5353. English call (785) miscellaneous. You won’t want DATES!•• BURLINGTON GUN Please apply in person at Motel 1948 Philco Radio/ ------890-6223. -3-7-tfn- to miss this one! -4-8-4-11- & COIN SHOW. Burlington, 6 in Goodland. -3-21-4-8- Phonograph cabinet, good BUSINESS SPACE at 120 W. ------CO. Saturday and Sunday, ------condition. Both radio and 11th St. in downtown Goodland. Burlington-Goodland area. ESTATE SALE: 1008 W. 12th, April 12-13, 2014, Burlington The team at Kansasland Tire phono work. $100.00. Call (719) Weekdays call (785) 899-4631 Residential overhead door Friday, April 11 from Goodland. Community Center, 340 S. 14th of Norton has an immediate 350-0705. -12-31-tfn- or (785) 899-5687. -3-11-4-11- service and repair, 20 years 12-6 p.m. and Saturday, April 12 Street. Saturday from 9 a.m. to opening for a service truck ------experience. Call Gary at (719) from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. MT. NO 5 p.m. MT and Sunday from 9 operator/general service 2 Harley Davidson die cast Houses and apartments in 350-0705. -7-12-tfn EARLY SALES! Dressers, twin a.m. to 4 p.m. MT. Admission person. Must have a valid models. 1-1:10 scale Hot Goodland. All sizes. Call for ------beds, lamps, bedding, dishes, $3 adults, 12 & under free with driver’s license. Competitive Wheels HD Softail. 1-1:10 details. (785) 890-6538. -1- CAT’S TNT for jewelry, vinyl TV, women’s nice clothing (size adult supervision. For more wages, 401k, insurance and scale Maisto FLSTS Heritage 10-tfn- graphic designs, massages, XL through 3X) and so much information please call (719) uniforms. Experience preferred, Springer. Still in original boxes! ------quilting and more! Stop by 1018 more! -4-4-4-11- 346-7623. -3-25-4-11- but not necessary, we will Call Gary at (719) 350-0705. Houses and apartments. Cole Main, Goodland – 3-23-tfn ------train. Please stop by 11101 -9-24-tfn TO GIVE AWAY American Profile Cookbooks Rd. E1, Norton, and pick up an ------Available! Stop by The application or call (785) 877- AWP tool belt/pouches with Sponsored by Sponsored by Cats, cats, cats! Some to have Goodland Star-News. -tfn- 5181. EOE. -2-14-tfn NORTON- kidney belt and suspenders. kittens. These would be good ------Paid $100 plus, asking $50. farm cats. Several breeds and Call Gary at (719) 350-0705. The Goodland colors. Call (785) 899-4235, Advertising Deadlines (box PSI Transport is always Tuesday edition for good company -9-24-tfn leave message if no answer. and line ads): looking (Friday at noon). Friday edition livestock and grain haulers ------Star-News -4-4-4-8- (Wednesday at noon. Please as well as shop mechanics. FIREWOOD FOR SALE in 223 E. 10th, Goodland check your ad the first time it Competitive pay, life/health/ Goodland. Call (785) 890-7224 1205 Main Phone: (785) 262-9517 WANTED runs. If you find an error, please dental benefits and bonus or (785) 821-2814. -12-11-tfn- Goodland, Kan. 67735 Retiring Military family call us at (785) 899-2338 so it program available. EOE. (785) looking to buy house near can be corrected, since we will 675-3477. -6-10-TFN FOR RENT Sharon Springs, KS. Nothing not be responsible for errors 899-2338 with in town. Please call Sarah after that first day. Thank you! FOR SALE Nice 3 bedroom house attached garage in Goodland. Martinek with any available The Goodland Star-News. Call (785) 821-0106. -4-4-5-4- properties. (609) 367 2164. 2006 Timpte high cube 43x102x78. 1 -4-1-6-1- HELP WANTED commodity. ownert, super singles, good ------Archer Daniels HOMESTEAD Nutrition condition, used very little last Junk batteries, non-ferrous is accepting 4 years. $27,000. Call (308) Midland Company metals and iron. Darrel Bowen. Project applications for an assistant 289-1506. -3-28-4-8- (ADM), is seeking Phone 785-899-2578. -tfn- cook at the Goodland Nutrition ------a Truck Driver Site. Monday-Friday 10 a.m. Round cane bales, 1,500 at our Brewster, NOTICE to 1:30 p.m.. No evenings, lbs. Good protein, low nitrate. Kan., location. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: weekends or major holidays. Round millett bales, 1,500 lbs. Job duties include: transporting Thirty days from 3/8/2014, Vacation/sick/holiday time Good protein, low nitrate. NW and delivering grain; maintain- the following vehicle, a 2000 offered. Please call 1 (800) Sherman County. Call (785) ing truck logs; general house- 432-7422 for more information. 399-2498. -3-21-4-8- keeping duties at the facility; and daily truck maintenance. Your hometown. Applicants must be willing to public notice work overtime and weekends during harvest season, with Their future. IN THE DISTRICT COURT one of the heirs of the decedent Stuart P Pittman, regular hours consisting of 40 to Imagine the possibilities for OF SHERMAN COUNTY, praying that he be appointed Petitioner 60 hours per week. Applicants your community if everyone KANSAS Administrator of the Estate; must possess a Class A CDL designated just 5% of their FILED PURSUANT TO that he be granted Letters of VIGNERY & MASON LLC with air brakes endorsement. CHAPTER 59 OF THE Administration herein. 214 E 10th P O Box 767 estates to hometown needs. KANSAS STATUTES Goodland KS 67735 ADM offers competitive pay With the help of community ANNOTATED All creditors of the decedent Telephone: 785-890-6588 and benefits including medical, foundations, we can create are notified to exhibit their Attorneys for Petitioner dental, prescription drug cover- permanent sources of In the Matter of the estate of demands against the Estate age, life insurance, pension and funding for local charities, GLENNIS G PITTMAN within the latter of four months Published in The Goodland a 401(k)/ESOP with employer schools, churches, parks, Deceased from the date of first publication Star-News, Tuesday, April 8. 15 contribution. ADM requires and so much more! of notice under K.S.A. 59-2236 and 22, 2014. Case No 14 Pr 07 and amendments thereto, or if successful completion of a pre- identity of the creditor is known employment drug screening/ NOTICE TO CREDITORS or reasonably ascertainable, OFFICE MANAGER physical and background check. 30 days after actual notice was ADM is an Equal Opportunity/ THE STATE OF KANSAS TO given as provided by law, and Affirmative Action Employer. ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: if their demands are not thus Apply online at www.adm. You are notified that on exhibited, they shall be forever Learn more at the 2nd day of April, 2014 a barred. com/careers. keepfiveinkansas.com Petition for Issuance of Letters Good Samaritan Society-Sher- of Administration was filed in man County, Goodland, is now this Court by Stuart P Pittman, RN/LPN accepting applications for Of- charge nurse needed fice Manager. To qualify for the Hiring Truck Drivers position, you must have effective communication skills and be able to work with individuals of all ages. ur Hiring Class A&B CDL Drivers, O Te Additional requirements include: in a Cement Mixer, Belly Dumps, m •2 yrs. experience in health care ac- o Side Dumps, End Dumps, and counting preferred J Selling advertising for Hopper Trailers. Good driving •skills in typing, keying, filing and Good Samaritan Society in record and drug testing re- Goodland, KS is now accept- bookkeeping Nor’West Newspapers! quired. Great pay with benefits, ing applications for RN/LPN •use of basic computer programs •minimum 2 yr. degree or certificate including health insurance, 401k charge nurse. Applicant must be honest and reliable. Structured preferred retirement, holidays & vacation. attendance policy is enforced. • 4 yr. accounting degree preferred FULL TIME For more information please For more information please contact Shaunda Mann DNS at contact Anna Mannis at (785) ADVERTISING 785-890-7517 or apply online at 890-7517 or apply online at: good-sam.com. good-sam.com EXECUTIVE Oakley, KS 785-672-4319 www.sporerland.com Work week is 40 Equal Opportunity Employer NOW HIRING! hours. Computer skills are helpful but Heavy Equipment 1 FULL-TIME COOK, 1 PART-TIME COOK Mechanic Flexible hours. Full and part-time positions available. not required. Great benefits including insurance, vacaction pay & 401K. Must have good Heavy Equipment Mechanic need- Top pay. Certification bonus. Monthly bonus program, Employee discount at Penny's Diner, Excellent promotional opportuni- communication skills, ed to maintain a fleet of late model ties, Dynamic training program. APPLY TODAY! 801 heavy equipment and trucks for N. Highway 27. Front Desk Clerks/Van Drivers must excellent customer a highway construction company. have good driving record and be able to pass a drug test. Experience and mechanical knowl- (Junction of Hwy K-27 @ US-40) Sharon Springs, KS service skills with edge of the following required: Phone: (785) 852-4664. (785) 852-4665-fax. attention to detail, [email protected] BASE PAY • Diesel and gas engines and enjoy a • Repair of chassis, driveline, hydraulic, brake, electrical, ac fast-paced atmosphere. PLUS and suspencion systems. COMMISSION! • Caterpillar & Kenworth Help Wanted experience a plus. • CDL with drug screen required. SEND A LETTER AND RESUME TO: • Must be able to work with a Kevin Bottrell, Editor, 1205 Main, Goodland, KS 67735 high degree of independence As United Plains Ag continues to grow, we and organizational skills. have 2 full time positions available at Email: [email protected] Generous salary & benefit pack- Sharon Springs, KS. or apply in person. No calls please. age including health/life insurance, 401(k) retirement, vacation, travel Truck Drivers expenses and holidays paid. Must have a class A CDL License with Hazmat Endorsement. Apply at United Plains Ag or Contact
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star-news 10 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, April 8, 2014 sports Cowboys split doubleheader with Burlington In their first games of the season, to make it 2-0. Taylen advanced to third and Hen- ball. The Cowboys got out of the game. They scored one more run in with one run in the top of the sev- the Goodland High School baseball Burlington put their first run drich to second. Deeds hit a sacrifice inning with no further damage. the bottom of the fifth on a wild pitch enth, but it was not enough to over- team split a doubleheader at Burl- across in the bottom of the sixth fly to score the go-ahead run. Josh Smith walked and T.R. to make it 7-0. come the Cougars, who won the ington on Saturday. inning on a sacrifice bunt. The Avila retired the first two batters Jones got a base hit in the top of the The Cowboys got on the board game 7-1. The Cowboys had been sched- Cowboys did not score in the top of in the bottom of the eighth, but the second, but were unable to score. uled to play Wray at home March the seventh, but in the bottom half Cougars got a runner aboard on a In the bottom half of the inning, the 31, but the game was called off due of the inning, a double and a single walk. A hit along the baseline was Cougars put two runs across to take to high winds and blowing dust. for the Cougars tied the game 2-2. called fair, turning into a double. a 3-0 lead. RICK NEMETH That game has been rescheduled With just one out left in the inning, With runners in scoring position, Avila got on board on an error 200 18 Mo. Old Registered Angus Bulls for Sale on Farm to Monday. On Thursday, they had Avila came in to pitch. Burlington Avila threw a strikeout to end the in the third, but was left stranded. 85% of Bulls Are AI Sired been scheduled to play at Scott City, bunted and the runner was thrown game in a 3-2 win. In the bottom of the inning, one 60 Bulls are ET Calves but those games were cancelled due out, but the game was now headed The Cowboys did not fare as well runner scored on an uncompleted to snow. That game was rescheduled to extra innings. in game two. Despite getting three strikeout. Two more runs got across nemethangus.com to Thursday, May 15. The Cowboys In the top of the eighth, Kelby runners on in the top of the first, on an error and a fielder’s choice to Ludell, KS • (785) 626-4309 or (785) 322-5505 finally got their season under way Smith walked, then moved over to the Cowboys were unable to score. make it 6-0. LOCATION: 13 miles northeast of Atwood, KS Saturday with a 3-2 win and a 7-1 third on a double by Taylen Smith. Kelby Smith was the starting pitcher The Cowboys went down in order loss to the Cougars. Hendrich hit a grounder. The Cou- and ran into problems early on. With in the top of the fourth. Despite get- Sale bulls are in top 3% of breed•Free Delivery & Boarding for both weaning and Next action for the Cowboys gars caught Kelby in a pickle and the bases loaded in the bottom of the ting a runner to third, the Cougars 2.3 58 104 average EPD’s on Nemeth sale bulls. yearling weights. 2.6 36 18 66 EPD’s for current sires will be at 3 p.m. at home Thursday eventually tagged him out, while first, one runner scored on a passed had their first scoreless inning of the of the Angus breed. against Hugoton. Taylen Smith started on the mound in game one. SAV FREE SPIRIT Neither team scored in the first BOYD FOREVER LADY three innings. Kelby Smith walked Fun By The numBers SAV NET WORTH 4200 8003 Like puzzles? Then you’ll love sudoku. This mind- SAF 598 BANDO 5175 and Taylen Smith reached first base GAR PRECISION 1019 bending puzzle will have you hooked from the moment on a fielder’s choice in the first -in SAV EMBLYNETTE 5463 you square off, so sharpen your pencil and put your BW WW MILK YW ning, but was left stranded when EPD's 4 62 38 118 SAF 598 BANDO 5175 sudoku savvy to the test! John Hendrich struck out. Brandon SAV Verlinden hit a standup double in Here’s How It Works: the second, but was also left on base Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken GRAND PRIX without scoring. Luke Avila got a down into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the num- SITZ TRAVLER 8180 base hit in the top of the third, but bers 1 through 9 must fill each row, column and box. Each SAV FINAL ANSWER 0035 again the Cowboys couldn’t get him SAV EMULOUS 8145 number can appear only once in each row, column and across the plate. box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers BW WW MILK YW BOYD NEW DAY 8005 Meanwhile, Taylen Smith and the SAV BLACKCAP MAY 7306 will appear by using the numeric clues already provided EPD's .1 64 105 32 Cowboys held the Cougars score- SAV BLACKCAP MAY 4136 less. The deadlock was broken in in the boxes. The more numbers you name, the easier it the top of the fourth when Nolan gets to solve the puzzle! SAV MUSTANG Deeds hit an RBI single. Hendrich then came home on a double steal SITZ TRAVLER 8180 SAV FINAL ANSWER SAV EMULOUS 8145 SAV NET WORTH 4200 SAV EMBLYNETTE 7415 SAV EMBLYNETTE 7260 BW WW MILK YW CORRECTIONS EPD's .6 48 28 84 Our Spring Sports tab in the Friday, April 4 paper had wrong names under the Brewster Junior High track picture. Below is the correct picture and names. Crossword Puzzle
Erin Floyd
Erin Floyd was left out of the Track team pictures in the Spring Sports section. She was not listed on the roster, but is on the track From left, front row: Jac Clymer, Kedzie Clymer, Genesis Aguilar, Morgan Bryant, Kobe Long, Desmond team. This was an error on Purvis, Lane Cheatum, Brett Roulier, Weston Schmidt, Tyler Horacek and Jalana Hurd. Back row: Hunter our part. House, Austin Burkholder, Jacob Benham, Austin Bear, Levi Rall, J.P. Armstrong, Shania Smith and Katelynn Barnes. School calendar for April 9-15 Goodland High School • Grant Junior High School CLUES ACROSS 59. Particle fi neness grades 1. Express disgust or con- 60. Obtain West Elementary School • Central Elementary School tempt CLUES DOWN 4. Do-nothings 1. Colas Linda & Walt Linthacum 10. Before 2. Awaken - Owners/Agents Wednesday: 11. Gave birth to a horse 3. Better half 12. Spanish pain 4. In event that 7:30 a.m.: PLC L & W 14. Khmer Rouge’s Pot 5. Demotes Andrist 15. Tory opposition 6. City in NE Pakistan Insurance Agency, LLC 16. Even chance 7. Lotus roadster model 1020 Main Thursday: 102 E. 8th (8th & Main), Goodland, KS (785) 890-5678• 800-892-4245 18. Horse feedbag 8. University board trustees Goodland, KS Varsity Track at KT Woodman 22. Selfi shness (785) 899-5011 9. 40th state 3 p.m.: Varsity Baseball, here, versus Hugoton 23. Windward Island nation 12. Egyptian Sun god (var. sp.) Susan Doke Roxann Kling Varsity Softball at Hugoton 24. On and on:ad ___ 13. Hindu exercise discipline 26. 2nd musical tone 17. Small coin (French) 27. A steady brisk pace 19. More naked Friday: 28. People in southern India 20. Feel deep affection for Varsity Track at KT Woodman 30. Withered, dry 21. A protected community 2 p.m.: Varsity Track at Atwood 31. Central nervous system 25. Nation of birth • Drinking Systems 34. Short composition for 29. Two people singing • Water Softeners (Sales & Rentals) solo instrument 31. Applauding sounds •Water Coolers •Salt Sales & Delivery Saturday: 36. Communist 32. Variable stars Goodland, KS 67735 ACT Test 37. Specifi c localities 33. Reject 904 Main Street, Goodland PHONE: (785) 899-2592 8 a.m.: Boys Varsity Golf at Garden City Livestock & Machinery Hauling 39. Garden cultivator 35. Building up (785) 899-2352 Bonded Livestock Dealers 40. Stratford’s river 38. Not a fraction 6 p.m.: GHS Prom at Elks Lodge 41. Atomic #34 41. Sailor 7:15 p.m.: Promenade at Max Jones Field House 42. Stalkless leaves 43. An evening party 48. Signifi cant other 44. Hollow for a lightbulb 50. Chilled 45. Type Sunday: 51. Dakar is the capital 46. Dutch portrait painter Sir Goodlandʼs Got Talent 52. Amuse & delight Peter 53. Explorer Vasco da ____ 47. River of Hesse Monday: 54. Annoy 49. N. Botswanan lake 328 W. Hwy. 24, Goodland, KS 55. 365 days (abbr.) 56. 1/10 gram (abbr.) 3:45 p.m.: 9-10 Track, here Highway 27, Goodland (785) 899-5628 (785) 899-5601 56. Peremptory command 57. Original Hawkeye actor’s 58. Born of initials Tuesday: We proudly support 1 p.m.: Boys Varsity Golf, here our area schools! The crossword puzzle brought to you by: 3 p.m.” Varsity Softball, here versus Garden City AG POWER 5:30 p.m.: Multicultural Potluck at West School EQIPMENT SUPPLY 1205 Main, Goodland, KS 67735 124 W. Highway 24, Goodland, KS Phone: (785) 899-2338 223 E. 10th, Goodland, KS 67735 • Ph: (785) 262-9517 (785) 899-3432 Email: [email protected] Hours: Daily 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. • Fri. & Sat. 7-11 p.m.