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A special message for Goodland clinic gets new doctor a Star-News Goodland Regional Medical Center Dr. Van Marel is certified by the gree in chemistry and biology. He gradu- enjoy living and working in small rural has a new doctor joining its clinic staff. American Board of Internal Medicine ated medical school at the University of communities and concentrated their ca- reader Douglas Van Marel, M.D. began work and practices with an emphasis on criti- South Dakota and fulfilled his residency reer search on communities of less than in Goodland on Monday and will begin cal care, geriatrics and adult medicine. at Michigan State University. 10,000 people. He grew up on a dairy seeing patients after a few days of office He and his family moved to Goodland Dr. Van Marel and his wife, Esther, farm in the small town of Beaver Creek, Marilyn Hefner, would orientation. from Spearfish, S.D., where he worked have four young daughters ranging in Minn., and his family owned a farmed you do me the honor To schedule an appointment with Dr. at the Queen City Regional Medical age from 6 to 12. Prior to practicing in when they lived in Montana. His hobbies and marry me? Van Marel, please contact Goodland Clinic. Spearfish, he also worked in Miles City, include hunting and fishing. Love, Family Health Center at (785) 890- He attended the University of Minne- Mont., and Huron, S.D. Your favorite Van Marel 6075. sota where he earned a Bachelor’s De- D.r Van Marel said he and his family lieutenant Concert weather report contest 47° open for 10 a.m. Monday local bands Today • Sunset, 5:03 p.m. The Smoky Hill River Festi- Wednesday val and Rocking M Radio have • Sunrise, 6:56 a.m. launched a series of regional con- • Sunset, 5:04 p.m. certs, The High Plains Showcase, and starting this week are putting Midday Conditions out a call for local bands to compete • Soil temperature 32 degrees for the opportunity to perform on the • Humidity 74 percent main stage at a June music festival • Sky partly sunny in Salina. • Winds south 10 mph There will be four concerts for • Barometer 29.65 inches regional bands, the nearest being at and falling the City Limits Convention Center • Record High today 69° (1976) in Colby on Saturday, April 27. At • Record Low today -13° (1951) each concert, a winner will be cho- sen to perform at the Smoky Hill Last 24 Hours* River Festival on Sunday, June 9, as High Sunday 56° well as cash and prizes. The concerts Low Sunday 30° are open-genre, so any music group Precipitation none can enter. The judges will be local This month 0.06 music-scene veterans and festival Year to date 0.06 representatives. Below normal 0.26 inches The concerts are aimed at getting The Topside Forecast more out-of-town interest in the Today: Mostly cloudy with a 30 Salina music festival. percent chance of snow before 11 The Call for Entries for all inter- a.m., a high near 37, winds breezy ested regional bands was scheduled northwest at 15 to 30 mph and a to go live on Monday at TodayInK- low around 15. Accumulation of ansas.com, and interested bands new snow less than half an inch. can also call (785) 827-2100. Cost Wednesday: Partly sunny with to enter is $20. a chance of scattered flurries, a At each local Showcase concert high near 36, winds breezy out of event, the bands and their families northwest at 15 to 30 mph and a and fans will be able to take stage low around 18. pictures, enter prize drawings and Extended Forecast get their weekend-long Festival Thursday: Mostly sunny with a Buttons at $5 off. high near 40 and a low around 20. The other concerts will be in Friday: Mostly sunny with a high Health Fair draws Great Bend on March 23, Hays near 48 and a low around 26. on March 30 and Garden City on (National Weather Service) Get 24-hour weather info. at 162.400 MHz. April 13. Rocking M Radio owns 20 radio crowd to tech college stations, including 102.5 KKCI in Goodland. The Smoky Hill River The Sherman County Health Fair was held Saturday morning at Festival is put on each year by the Northwest Tech student union. Booths had an assortment of the Salina Arts and Humanities screenings including bone density and skin cancer plus informa- Council. tion for raising children, differ- ent state health insurances, local wellness and nutrition. Above Lecturer a girl tries to see how many markets ping pong balls she can sink at one time to check dexterity. 10 a.m. to talk about Small inside picture is Kenny Wheat — $7.73 bushel Corke having his blood pres- Posted county price — $7.67 sure checked by the Sherman Corn — $7.31 bushel death penalty County Emergency Medical Posted county price — $7.26 Dr. Scott Phillips, associate pro- Service. Paige Harper gives Milo — $6.86 bushel a back massage to someone. Soybeans — $13.69 bushel fessor and chair of the Sociology and Criminology Department at The line of people (below) that Posted county price — $14.05 waited to talk to doctors from Millet —no bid the University of Denver, will be Goodland Regional Medical Sunflowers the featured speaker at the Dr. Max Oil current crop — $24.10 cwt. Pickerill Lecture Series at 6 p.m. Center about their blood test results. Confection — no bid (Mountain Time) Tuesday, Feb. 26, Photos by Pat Schiefen Pinto beans — $28 in the Northwest Kansas Cultural The Goodland Star-News (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, Arts Center. Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. These may not be closing figures. ) Dr. Phillips received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from Tex- as Christian University; his Master of Arts Degree in Sociology from Louisiana State University; and his inside Doctoral Degree in Sociology from the University of Georgia in 2000. His areas of interest are criminology today and sociology of law. More local The topic for the lecture series news, views will be, “Is the Death Penalty an from your Goodland Effective Public Policy?” Star-News Dr. Phillips’ research examines conflict management, police use of force and capital punishment. His research has been published Cowboys in several journals including Law and Society Review, Criminology, beat Cougars Social Forces, and the American Sociological Review. The Goodland High School Dr. Phillips taught at the Univer- boys basketball team beat sity of Houston and Rice prior to his Burlington on Saturday. tenure at the University of Denver. See Page 10 He currently teaches a class on wrongful convictions. Many of his students start the semester believing
See LECTURER, Page 5 about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 29, 2013 friends genesis and obituaries salvation army the calendar Genesis and Salvation Army are available year round to help those in calendar hickory smoked bacon, chicken oranges, breadstick and pudding. Ronald Eugene Lester need. Please call 785-890-2299 to Monday The Goodland Federated Music breast fillet, seasonal fresh fruits : Harvest turkey soup, speak to a volunteer. and vegetables. The specials are watergate salad, crackers and Ronald Eugene Lester, 72, retired ters, Rhonda Lester, Christine Club will celebrate the birth- Golden West Skill Center employ- Lester and Barbara Lester; two sons, activities day of Kansas at 7:30 p.m. on chicken breast fritters, the griller no bake cookie. Tuesday: Ham- with four sirloin steak, four bone- burger patti with onion, tomato ee, died Friday, Jan. 25, 2013, at the Buddy (Bridget) Lester of Colorado Tours of the 1907 Victorian Monday at the Goodland Public less pork chops, chicken breast and pickle, potato salad, bun and Citizens Medical Center in Colby. Springs and Doug (Judy) Lester House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to Library, 812 Broadway. Entertain- filets and ground beef, Hillshire blueberry crisp. He was born on Dec. 1, 1940, to of Denver; three sisters, Sharon 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- ment will include a guessing game Farms pulled pork sandwiches and Delbert and Allene Lester in Den- (John) Stasser of Greeley, Colo., day. Closed on Tuesday. for all with dulcimers, vocal, piano school menu suppertime entrees. ver. Mr. Lester attended school and Sandy (Ed) Monroe of Longmont, The High Plains Museum, 1717 and recorder music. Come watch the Big Game Today: Breakfast - star spangled graduated at Brighton, Colo. Colo. and Patty (Ed) Kercher of Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. Jodie Tubbs of the Kansas on the Theatre Screen at the pancakes, sausage, juice and milk. In 1999 he and his wife Joyce Lakewood, Colo.; and many grand- to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday Commission on Veterans Affairs Sherman Theatre, 1203 Main, on Lunch - pork rib on a bun, lettuce moved to Goodland. children. through Saturday and from 1 to 5 will be in Goodland from 1 to 2:15 Sunday. Admission is food or a and tomato, tri-tater, green beans, He was in charge of vehicle main- Cremation was chosen and his p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. p.m. Thursday, Feb. 7, in the As- $1 donation to Genesis. Goodland fresh kiwi, cherry crisp and milk. tenance for Golden West Skill remains will be joined with his The Carnegie Arts Center is sembly Room on the third floor of Soup BoL will be operating a food Wednesday: Breakfast - whole Center. wife’s. There will not be a service open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- the courthouse to help veterans stand to help raise money for the wheat bagel with toppings, fresh The couple belonged to the First at this time. day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. and dependents with claims. Call program. oranges and milk. Lunch - lasagna, Baptist Church. Memorials will be directed by on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on the office in Colby any Monday, AARP Tax-Aide counseling, spinach salad, whole grain garlic Preceding him in death were his the family at a later time and may Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center Wednesday or Friday at (785) preparation, e-filing and teaching bread, apple wedges and milk. wife on Jan. 7, 2013, and a sister, be sent to Bateman Funeral Home, is always in need of hosts and host- 462-3572. service will help you file your Thursday: Breakfast - breakfast Darlene. 211 E. 11, Box 278, Goodland, Kan. esses on Sundays. New monthly A discussion on the book “The 2012 Tax Return through April 15. pita with salsa, hash browns, kiwi Survivors include three daugh- 67735. exhibits and you are invited to visit House of the Spirits” by Isabel Call (785) 890-2287 or (785) 821- and milk. Lunch - baked chicken the gift shop. Allende will be at 6:30 p.m. on Robert Lee Langdon 1827 to make an appointment. drumstick, savory rice, fresh The Goodland Public Library is Thursday, Feb. 7, at the Good- Tuesday Flicks are at 1:30 broccoli, corn, oatmeal roll, sliced open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- land Public Library, 812 Broad- Robert Lee Langdon, 64, Colby, Survivors include a brother, Ev- p.m. at the Goodland Public peaches and milk. day through Thursday and from way. For information call (785) former employee of the Kansas erett (Rona) Langdon of Sharon Library, 812 Broadway. Call the 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- 899-5461 or gpl@goodlandli- school calendar Department of Transportation, died Springs and five sisters, Lucinda library for the title of the movie at urday. For information call (785) brary.org. Today: Black day. Wednesday: Friday, Jan. 25, 2013, at the Prairie (Bill) Schurr of Sharon Springs, 899-5461. 899-5461 or stop by the library. Prairie Land Food sign up Gold day. 7:30 a.m. professional Senior Living Complex in Colby. Pauline (Lee) Lock of Wallace, Reta Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- will be until Monday, Feb. 11. senior menu learning communities. Family He was born June 29, 1948, to (David) Brown of Atwood, Regina man County is seeking mentors and Distribution is 1 to 2 p.m. Satur- Today: Chili, gelatin with car- Career and Community Leaders of Cleo Elizabeth (Kyner) and Emer- (Jerry) Neitzel of Murfreesboro, children to mentor. Call 890-3665. day, Feb. 23. at Cat’s TnT, 1018 rots and crushed pineapple, crack- America Star Events in Goodland. son Harmond Langdon at Boothroy Tenn. and Melinda Richardson of The Good Sam Family Support Main, or at the Bernadine Johnson ers and cinnamon roll. Wednes- Thursday: Regional scholars’ Memorial Hospital in Goodland. Oakley. Council meets at 7 p.m. the second residence, located at 704 Walnut. day: Chop stick tuna casserole, bowl. 3 p.m. boys junior high In 1965 he graduated from Winona Services will be held at 10:30 Thursday of every month at the For information call 899-2338, stewed tomatoes, green beans, basketball A/B at Holcomb. 5:30 High School. While in school he a.m. on Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013 Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings 821-1275, 890-2287, 821-1827 or bread and apricots. Thursday: p.m. varsity and junior varsity enjoyed woodworking projects. at Koons Funeral Home in Sharon are open to all interested people. 899-4278 or order online at www. Cook’s choice entree, hash brown wrestling, Senior Night, against Mr. Langdon also worked at the Springs with the Rev. Paul McNall For information call 890-3117 or prairielandfood.com. The Prairie casserole, corn, bread and pine- Atwood at Max Jones Fieldhouse. Bean plant and working for various officiating and burial in the Sharon 890-5936. Pak will have fish sticks, breaded apple upside down cake. Friday: Junior varsity basketball at Colby farmers. He especially was fond of Springs Cemetery. Breast Cancer Support Group chicken tenders, lean ground beef, Chicken pasta salad, Mandarin Junior Varsity Basketball Tourna- livestock. Memorials to the Prairie Senior meets at 5:30 p.m. the second ment. Preceding him in death were Living Center may be sent to Koons Monday of the month. Any woman his parents and a brother, Gerald Funeral Home, 211 N. Main, Good- Langdon. land, Kan. 67735. with cancer is welcome. Call Norma mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. Blood pressures; infants’, chil- are encouraged to get involved in at 890-6629 for more information. (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the dren’s and adults’ immunizations; their children’s education. For in- The Goodland Activities Center Senior Center on 4th Street. Nar- health assessments for Kan Be formation call 890-2552. has the daily activities. For informa- cotics Anonymous meets at 6:30 Healthy, daycare and school entry; crimestoppers tion call 890-7242. Memberships (Mountain Time) on Tuesdays at fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- options for everyone including the Senior Center. Call (785) 734- bin; and family planning available If you have information about day passes for $5. Visit goodland- 2734 for more information. by appointment. Sharps containers any crime, call the Goodland Area gac.com or stop by 808 Main. Stratton “AA by the Book” Al- are available free. WIC program Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- Aerobics with Tena Thompkins at coholics Anonymous group meets available. Call 890-4888 or go to 5665. Your call will be confidential 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday at 7 p.m. Thursdays for a beginners www.sherman.kansas.com. and you will not be asked your and Fridays. Aerobics with Lisa open meeting. Filies and young If you have questions, concerns name. If the information results in Malsom at 5:30 p.m. on Monday people welcome. Call (719) 348- or complaints about child care, call the arrest and/or conviction of those and Wednesday. High Impact 5398 for men and (719) 346-8553 the health department. involved, you could be eligible for Workouts with Grady Bonsall at for women. On U.S. Highway 24 go Water Testing — The Northwest a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. to Statton and it is the second house Local Environmental Protection Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit Taekwondo with Wayne Luckert on the left, 513 Iola Street. Group does well evaluations, in- organization formed by citizens on Tuesday at 5 to 5:30 p.m. Tigers, Fibromyalgia and Chronic cluding testing for bacteria and against crime. 5:30 to 7 Karate Kids and 5:30 to 7 Myofascial Pain Support Group nitrates. To schedule an evaluation The police department can also p.m. adult. Wednesdays 5 to 5:30 meets from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. the or discuss environmental concerns, be called at 890-4570. p.m. Tigers, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Karate third Wednesday of every month call the Health Department at 890- family shelter Kids and 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. adults. in the Emergency Medical Services 4888. The Northwest Kansas Domestic Weight Watchers 5:30 meets at building, 257 15th St., in Burling- and Sexual Violence Services pro- p.m. for weigh in hospital volunteers and 6 p.m. for ton. Call Debbie at 719-346-4612. vides help day or night to victims the meeting every Tuesday at the Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon area events and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. volun- of domestic violence and sexual Harvest Evangelical Free Church, assault. Weekly support groups are 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information Prairie Museum of Art and teers are in the gift shop. History, 1905 S. Franklin, Colby is available in Hays. Support group call (785) 890-6423. early head start for women’s domestic violence vic- Goodland Alcoholics Anony- open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central Early Head Start is a state funded tims/survivors is from 3:30 to 4:30 mous, 1013 Center. If you drink Time Tuesday through Friday and 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. On program for income eligible fami- p.m. Central Time on Wednesdays; alcohol, that’s your business. If you lies with prenatal mothers and chil- a men’s domestic violence victims/ want to stop, we can help. Call 821- exhibit during the month of October is a selection of works from the art dren up to age three. Families par- survivors support group from noon 3826 pr 728-7491. ticipate in a variety of educational to 1 p.m. Central Time Tuesdays; Goodland Al-Anon Family department at Colby Community activities and receive free medical and a youth support group is avail- Group 6 p.m. on Fridays College. The pieces in the show, meets at and dental care. able by appointment. A sexual at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- created by art instructor Rebel Jay and her students from several art Services include special needs violence victims/survivors sup- cade. For information call Alice or of children with disabilities. If you port group in Hays and a domestic classes, utilize a variety of media Stephanie Haggard and Jake Kling Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. have a family member with a special violence support group to meet in The Incognito Group. If alcohol including acrylics, chalk, clay, pa- per and found objects. problem, such as drug or alcohol Colby are being formed. If inter- has made your life unmanageable. abuse, job loss or other family crisis, ested in joining or for information Our group meets at 7 p.m. on Tues- thrift store your family can qualify. Call 785- or help, call (800) 794-4624. In the day and Friday at the First Christian The Goodland Churches Thrift 672-3125, ext. 187. Colby area, call (785) 443-1130. Manhattan wedding Church, 711 Arcade, Goodland Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 preschool animal shelter West entrance. Talking about it is a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through the first step. (785) 728-7022 and Friday. Donations welcome. For Sherman County Head Start is Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to (785) 501-8282. a free preschool for eligible 3 and www.petfinder.com and be sure to planned by couple information call 890-2007. The “Freedom Today” group of 4 year olds. The federally funded enter the Goodland zip code 67735. Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 health department program is targeted to families who You can also call the Goodland Stephanie Haggard of Overland at the Goddard School in Olathe. p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and The Sherman County Health De- meet certain economic guidelines Police Department at 890-4570 or Park and Jake Kling of Charlotte, The future groom is a 2012 Kan- 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. partment at 1622 Broadway is open and provides hearing, vision, dental Northwest Kansas Animal Shelter N.C., plan to marry on June 15, sas State University graduate with Call 890-8369. from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. and educational screenings. Nutri- at 899-4398. 2013, in Manhattan. a bachelor’s degrees in criminology Bird City Alcoholics Anony- Monday through Friday. tious meals are served, and parents Her parents are Dr. Kent and Lori and political science and a 2008 Haggard of Overland Park and his graduate of Goodland High School. parents are Brian and Rochelle He is currently a first year law stu- Kling of Goodland. dent at the Charlotte School of Law matters of record The bride to be is a 2012 Kansas in Charlotte, N.C. The following real estate trans- nen, Trustees of the Alice F. Kinen John H. Golden and Gennifer G. R38W; S/2 of Sec.32, T8S, R37W. State University graduate with a The couple plan to live in Char- actions have been reported by the Revocable Trust dated December House, as trustees of the John Hol- Jim Flanders Trust Number 2 bachelor’s degree in elementary lotte. Sherman County register of deeds. 19, 2012, an undivided 1/2 interest lister Golden Trust dated July 11, dated July 1, 1998, to Sharmis Blake education. She is currently teaching Gladys R. Cloyd and Darrel in and to W/2 of NW/4 of Sec.6, 2006, to G.G. House Trust dated Revocable Trust UTD 11/6/2012, O. Cloyd, Trustees of the Revo- T6S, R41W. February 11, 2009, the SW/4 of a tract of land in NW/4 of Sec.21, sunflower 4-h cable Inter Vivos Trust of Gladys Peter F. Kinen and Alice F. Kinen Sec.6, T8S, R38W; S/2 of Sec.32, T6S, R38W. R. Cloyd dated 2/19/2002, to Dawn convey and warrant to Peter J. Ki- T8S, R37W. JMC Land Co., LLC conveys and The Sunflower 4-H Club met on Cookies. Kinsey Volk, assisted M. James and Greg J. James, an nen, Trustee of the Peter J. Kinen John H. Golden and Marcia L. warrants to Bruce A. Livengood January 21, 2013 at Edwards Hall. by Dillion Gillming and Dusty undivided 1/2 interest in SW/4 of Revocable Trust dated December Golden, as trustees of the Marcia L. and Kelly J. Livengood, a tract of President Kinsey Volk called the Johnson, presented a project talk Sec.33, T9S, R42W. 19, 2012, an undivided 1/2 inter- Golden Trust dated July 11, 2006, to land in N/2 of SE/4 of Sec.21, T8S, meeting to order and Vice President on domestic violence. Makayla Peter J. Kinen and Alice F. Kinen est in W/2 of NW/4 of Sec.6, T6S, G.G. House Trust dated February R40W. Christopher Berls led the club in the Fitzgibbons presented a reading convey and warrant to Alice F. Ki- R41W. 11, 2009, the SW/4 of Sec.6, T8S, flag salute and 4-H Pledge. Roll call entitled “The Show Goes On” and of ‘’How do you like your hotdog?” Mason Berls shared a 4-H fact. A was answered by 17 members, 11 short recess was called for recre- parents, one leader and two guests. ation and Joey Myers led the club Brayden Smith led the club in sing- in playing “Simon Says.” SUBSCRIBER ing “You Are My Sunshine.” The Berls family served refresh- Jack Roberts Following a short business meet- ments. The next club meeting will ing, Ryan Berls demonstrated how be Monday, Feb. 18. You receive two free passes to see: to make Outrageous Chocolate Chip Ryan Berls, Reporter See American Profile magazine in this week’s issue of Lincoln (PG-13) Your sponsorship could be right here! Clip and bring to the show. Non Transferable (available in local area only) Classifieds work! Brought to you by: Call The Goodland Star-News today for more information! 899-2338 (785) 899-2338 1203 Main Avenue • (785) 899-6103 star-news goodland The Star-News / Tuesday, January 29, 2013 3 Health fair Landscape class to be offered The Sunflower Extension Dis- a fresh idea of landscape design trict/Goodland office is offering a based on architectural and interior three day class in landscape design design methods. This course is an given by Jamie Hancock, horticul- overall design of the yard and not ture agent for Shawnee County and a flower garden design class. Be Dr. Alan Stevens, extension special- prepared for an enlightening and ist with Kansas State University. refreshing experience in landscape Both have extensive backgrounds design. There will be one-on-one in teaching landscape design. The instruction and homework. Cost classes will be at 6 p.m. on Mon- of the three night class is $40 for days, Feb. 25, March 4, and March tools and supplies. Previous skills 11. The classes will finish by 8:30 or experience are not required but, p.m. All classes will be held at the sign-up is. Class size will be limited Goodland Public Library meeting to 15. For more information or to room. register please call the Extension Homeowners will come away office (785) 890-488O. from this hands-on approach with Control grass under new trees
Research from Kansas State’s John dana C. Pair Horticultural Center has quantified belshe the effect of control- ling grasses around • ag notebook newly planted trees. Jason Griffin, Wil- showed significant growth increas- liam Reid, and Dale Bremer con- es if lawn grasses were controlled ducted a study to investigate the around the tree. Results include the inhibition of growth of transplanted, following: seedling trees when lawn grasses Caliper: Caliper measures six were allowed to grow up to the inches above the soil surface were trunk. There were five treatments, twice as large for plots without including three with different spe- grass, than for those with either cies of grass: fescue or bluegrass, but only 50 Bare soil maintained with her- percent larger when compared to bicides. the bermuda grass plots. Area under tree mulched three Top growth weight: Redbuds inches deep. showed a 300 percent weight ad- Tall fescue allowed to grow under vantage for plots with grasses con- tree. trolled than those without. Pecans Bermudagrass allowed to grow showed a significant 200 percent under tree. increase. Kentucky bluegrass allowed to Leaf area and leaf weight: Leaf Goodland High School Senior Amy Floyd manned the table for Northwest Kansas Techical College student union. grow under tree. areas were 200 percent larger in the Girl Scouts at the health fair on Saturday morning at the Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News All treatments were applied to plots without grass competition and Eastern redbud seedlings as well leaf weight showed a 300 percent as to pecan seedlings. All trees increase. were fertilized according to recom- The obvious conclusion from matters of record mendations and watered during the this study is that grasses must be growing season with up to one inch controlled under a newly trans- The following real estate trans- tion to City of Goodland, AKA 408 Amy L. Good Trust dated Novem- dated March 16, 2000 and Richard of water if rainfall was deficient. planted tree to get the best possible actions have been reported by the W. 6th. ber 30, 2012, an undivided 1/2 inter- C. Whitmore to Eric J. Ohnoutka At the end of two years, trees were growth. Though there were no dif- Sherman County register of deeds. James L. Daniels and Peggy J. est in Sec.29, T10S, R40W. and Katie Ohnoutka, Lot 1, Block measured and harvested. Data was ferences in growth whether mulch JoAnne Vaughn Family Limited Daniels, to David J. and Judith C. Craig A. Good and Amy L. Good 6, Westmoor Acres Subdivision to taken on caliper (diameter) six was used or not, you may still wish Partnership conveys and warrants to Daniels, Lots 10, 11, 12, Block 40, convey and warrant to Craig A. City of Goodland. inches above the ground, weight of to mulch for aesthetic reasons or to Stephen L. Bear and Debra L. Bear, Second Addition to City of Good- Good and Amy L. Good, Trustees of Tri-State Properties, LLP, to above ground portions of the tree, help control weed growth. How far the SE/4 of Sec.2, T9S, R38W, ex- land, AKA 122 E. 7th. the Craig A. Good Trust dated No- Roy E. Lawrence, Lots 13 and 14, leaf area and leaf weight. from the trunk should the grasses cepting and reserving unto grantor Larry W. Bacon and Susan M. vember 30, 2012, an undivided 1/2 Block 5, First Addition to City of There were no differences in be controlled? Try a minimum of an undivided 1/2 of oil, gas and Mayer quit claim to Larry W. Bacon interest in Sec.29, T10S, R40W. Goodland. any measure between the mulched three feet. minerals for 10 years. and Susan A. Mayer, the NW/4 of Darrell L. Schrader and Judith D. Robert Yost Enterprises, Inc. to treatment and the bare soil treatment Augustus Hoyt Tompkins and Sec.9, T8S, R38W. Schrader to VLI, Inc., Lots 6 and 7, Hitchcock Incorporated, a tract of for either tree species. All measures Viola M. Tompkins, Trustees of the Allegra C. Adolf conveys and Block 9, Sharp’s Addition to City land in SE/4 of SEc.19, T8S, R39W; Revocable Inter Vivos Trust of Au- warrants to Lois L. Adolf, Lots 12, of Goodland. a tract of land in SE/4 of Sec.19, gustus Hoyt Tompkins dated April 13 and 14, Block 36, Second Ad- Curtis L. Hurd and Beverly E. T8S, R39W; two tracts of land in 7, 2005, and Viola M. Tompkins and dition to City of Goodland, AKA Hurd, Trustees of the Curtis L. SE/4 of Sec.19, T8S, R39W. Library to discussion Augustus Hoyt Tompkins, Trustees 406 W. 7th. and Beverly E. Hurd Revocable Hitchcock Incorporated to Robert of the Revocable Inter Vivos Trust Sharmis Blake and Rod Blake Inter Vivos Trust dated November Yost Enterprises, a tract of land in of Viola M. Tompkins dated April convey and warrant to Sharmis 6, 2000, to Patrick J. Fitzgibbons NW/4 of Sec.30, T8S, r39W. 7, 2005, to Michael L. Ruhs and Blake Revocable Trust dated and Denise A. Fitzgibbons, all of Robin R. Deeds and Carol A. on Chilean book Chandra L. Ruhs, a tract of land in 11/6/2012, Lots 16, 17 and 18 and Lots 19 and 20, and S20’ of Lot 21, Deeds convey and warrant to Carol NE/4 of Sec.6, T9S, R39W, AKA W15’ of S93.33’ of Lot 19, Block Block 43, Second Addition to City A. Deeds, trustee and any succes- Brenda Craven of Fort Hays Alba, the granddaughter who is 6190 Road 20, Goodland. 77, Original Town of Goodland. of Goodland. sor trustees of the Carol A. Deeds State University will lead a dis- part of both the old aristocratic or- Margaret Weir conveys and war- Tara B. Schultz, Tess B. Flanders Donald A. Caldwell and Jeanne Revocable Trust dated December cussion of “The House of the der and the turbulent new Chile. rants to Ricky D. Rogers Revocable and Paul Flanders, Tatum B. Gabel M. Caldwell to Donald A. Caldwell 14, 2012, the SE/4 of Sec.36, T7S, Spirits” by Isabel Allende at 6:30 This discussion is part of Talk Trust and Linda R. Rogers Revo- and Benjamin Gabel quit claim to 2011 Revocable Trust and the Jeanne R40W; N/2 of SE/4 of Sec.12, p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 7, at the About Literature in Kansas pro- cable Trust, the NE/4 of SEc.1, Sharmis Blake, Lots 16, 17, 18 and M. Caldwell Revocable Trust both T9S, R40W; an undivided 1/2 Goodland Public Library, 812 vided by the Kansas Humanities T6S, R42W. W15’ of S93.33’ of Lot 19, Block dated November 29, 2012, the SE/4 interest in NW/4 of Sec.13, T7S, Broadway. Council. The council promotes Randy R. Olson and Sharon D. 77, Original Town of Goodland. of Sec.31, T9S, R40W; NE/4 of R38W; W/2 of Sec.18, T7S, R37W; This is the second book in a understanding of the history and Olson quit claim to Randy R. Olson Western State Bank to James Sec.6, T10S, R40W; SE/4 of Sec.7, NW/4 of Sec.28, T7S, R38W; four-part “Women Around the ideas that shape our lives and and Sharon D. Olson, trustees of Clinton Gillespie, the 22’ of N side T10S, R40W; W/2 of Sec.32, T8S, NE/4 of Sec.28, T7S, R38W; NE/4 World” series. This is the epic tale build community. the Randy and Sharon Olson Trust of Lot 21, all of Lots 22, 23 and R40W. of Sec.24, T7S, R38W; NW/4 of of the proud Trueba family: stub- For information about the read- dated March 13, 2012, the NE/4 of 24, Block 51, Original Town of Mary A. Ohmes to Kristen Sec.24, T7S, R38W; NW/4 of born patriach Esteban, sweet but ing series call (785) 899-5461. Sec. 3, T6S, R41W. Goodland. Matheson, Lot 2 and N25’ of Lot 3, Sec.27, T7S, R38W; SW/4 and E/2 rebellious daughter Blanca and William A. Cockey and Linda M. Craig A. Good and Amy L. Good Block 2, Sharp’s Addition to City of Sec.34, T7S, R38W; Lots 4, 5 and Cockey to Jorge Mendiola, Lots 16, convey and warrant to Amy L. Good of Goodland. 6, Block 1, Third Addition to City of 17 and 18, Block 35, Second Addi- and Craig A. Good, Trustees of the Shirley A. Gray Revocable Trust Goodland. corrections Enjoy a night at the movies! Sherman www.goodlandnet.com/movies 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 The Goodland Star-News will Nightly 7 PM correct any mistake or misunder- standing in a news story. Please Lincoln (PG-13) call our office at (785) 899-2338 to Starts Friday 7 PM: Jack Reacher (PG-13) report errors. We believe that news should be fair and factual. We want to keep an accurate record and appreciate you Classifieds work! 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Applications cannot The power of one can make a difference. (800) 362-2076 be accepted after March 31, 2013. Refund application forms can be obtained by request from the Kansas Oil & Gas Resources Board, P.O. Box 757, Wichita, Kansas 67201-0757. For more information, please contact the Kansas Oil & Gas Resources Board at 316-771-7167. star-news 4 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 29, 2013 opinion from our viewpoint... Encouraging news from the Senate We’d like to congratulate the U.S. Senate on getting bipartisan support for reforming the filibuster. A filibuster is a political obstruction tactic in which a piece of legislation can be blocked by a senator or series of senators speaking continuously on any topic they choose. They keep the floor as long as they hold the floor, and no other business can be conducted as long as they do. Only a two-thirds majority vote can put it to an end. For many years, neither party has held enough of a majority to end a filibuster on its own. The filibuster actually dates back to ancient Rome, where it was used to obstruct Julius Caesar, though perhaps that is a more positive example, as Caesar’s imperial ambitions needed obstructing. In the Senate, it is more often used as a threat so legislation that the minority doesn’t support will never come to the floor. Last week, Democrats and Republicans came together and ap- proved new language for Senate rules that will, if passed, avoid filibusters. The Democrats pushed for broader reforms, such as changing the two-thirds majority rule to a simple 51 out of 100 majority. Republicans argued that as the minority party, the fili- buster was the only thing granting them leverage. What came out of the leadership’s negotiations was a compromise. The measures includes shortening the time delay for cloture motions to be filed. Another provision says that if amendments offered aren’t relevant to the legislation at hand, that majority vote isn’t required to end a filibuster. It also limits debate on some presidential nominations. This kind of bipartisan compromise is an encouraging sign from a government that has been mired in obstructionism for decades. On Monday there was more encouraging news, that a bipartisan group in the Senate got together and created a framework for how State Legislature will fight for gun rights they want to handle immigration reform for the coming year. Not every senator is happy with these deals, of course. But The correspondence I have been receiv- ward schools received threats, shortly thereafter, isn’t that the definition of a compromise, when no one goes home ing this year is weighted heavily toward gun that we would be attacked. After careful con- entirely happy, but something still gets accomplished? control and Medicaid. There are going to be sideration, I took measures to ensure that our Politicians always talk about ending the political gridlock in many controversial and passionate matters that cassidy school would be safe and that, if necessary, Washington. Perhaps this is finally a step in the right direction. will be addressed in the 2013 legislature. This force would be met with force. We followed Perhaps our leaders have finally got the message. Divided gov- week, I will address gun control. • state rep. this plan until I retired several years later. My ernment is good, unless the important work goes by the wayside The core goal of legislation Kansas is look- thought – I would do anything to protect my while the two sides fight. We can only hope they will keep up the ing at is to insure that personally responsible licenses have been revoked out of the more students and staff. good work. –Kevin Bottrell citizens have an avenue to protect themselves than 55,000 issued. At this time, I can only see the Kansas Leg- without infringing on the safety and freedom Many have said that guns should have no islature fighting to preserve the rights given to of others. place in public buildings and we should keep us in the 2nd Amendment. In 2006, Kansas passed its first concealed- these areas gun-free. It is a point of view that On a fun note, I had the opportunity to give carry bill, and since then tens of thousands of many share. Last year, I received many com- the Oberlin eighth grade students and their law-abiding Kansans have applied and been munications saying that our courthouses, sponsors a tour of the capitol on Martin Luther granted a permit. To obtain the permit, Kansans schools, hospitals could not afford the secu- King Day. We were the only people in the capi- must complete a certified firearms safety train- rity necessary if the conceal-carry signs were tol building and the students had time to ask ing class and fill-out an application, which is taken down. The problem is without adequate questions and go places normal tours don’t get reviewed by law enforcement. I myself have security to ensure no one has a gun in a public to go. They returned the next day for a picture concealed carry. building, it becomes irresponsible to prevent with the Governor. The motivation behind this type of legisla- law-abiding citizens from protecting them- Every time I have a group from northwest tion was the notion that we should not treat selves. Most people can agree that a sign with Kansas I receive compliments on their behav- law- abiding citizens like criminals. Those who a gun and a line through it does not provide ior and I received several nice compliments take the time to go to the training and fill-out adequate security. about the Oberlin group. the necessary paperwork are not the citizens I was a high school principal when the Col- who cause trouble. In fact, to date, only 51 umbine incident took place. Several of our area Keeping life’s demands in balance It’s good, I suppose, to occasionally face Es bueno, supongo que, ocasionalmente adversity if the result is an introspection that sheri enfrentar la adversidad si el resultado es una causes an honest look at our own life. A self introspección que provoca una mirada honesta critique that enables us to rearrange ones own arroyo en nuestra propia vida. Una crítica de uno The Goodland Star-News priorities and creates in us a desire to accom- mismo que permite reorganizar las prioridades (USPS No. 222-460. ISSN 0893-0562) plish things that matter most. Sometimes a • little fish propias y crea en nosotros un deseo de lograr Member: Kansas Press Association personal crisis will clarify, and reinforce in our las cosas más importantes. A veces una crisis Inland Press Association Colorado Press Association own minds those things, or people we really personal será aclarar y reforzar en nuestras National Newspaper Association value and cherish. And if we but courageously inspect the priorities in propias mentes esas cosas o personas que realmente valoramos y apre- e-mail: [email protected] our own life, we will find a desire for better balance. But we each must ciamos. Y si nosotros hacemos Inspeccione las prioridades en nuestra Steve Haynes, President come to our own honest self-examination and awareness of who, and vida, nos encontraremos con un deseo de mayor equilibrio. Pero cada what, we desire to become. uno de nosotros debemos venir a nuestra propia examen honesto de Kevin Bottrell, Editor 20 11 Coping with complex and diverse challenges in everyday life is not conciencia y el conocimiento de quién y qué, deseamos ser. Pat Schiefen, Society Editor 2011 an easy task, and can upset balance and harmony. Even though we care Para hacer frente a demandas complejos y diversos en la vida cotidi- Advertising Department a great deal and try very hard we find ourselves overwhelmed and feel- ana no es tarea fácil y puede alterar el equilibrio y la armonía. A pesar Jessica Corbin, Kayla Bentley and Angela Bonham ing defeated. These are common human experiences, and we all have de que nos preocupamos mucho y muy duro trata, nos encontramos Sheila Smith, Circulation Manager faced them from time to time. We all have heavy demands upon our abrumados y sentirse derrotado. Estas son las experiencias humanas Nor’west Press life. Keeping everything in balance can be a problem. comunes, y todos nos hemos enfrentado a les de vez en cuando. Todos Richard Westfahl, General Manager The following are a few suggestions, that could be valuable, if you, tenemos grandes exigencias a nuestra vida. Mantener todo en equilibrio Gary Stewart, Jim Bowker, James Jackson like me, have trouble balancing life’s demands. puede ser un problema. First, it is important to schedule some quiet time of reflection on a Las siguientes son algunas sugerencias, que podrían ser valiosas, si Kris McCool, Tracy Traxel, regular basis. Some time to think deeply about who you are and the como yo, tiene problemas para equilibrar las demandas de la vida. Judy McKnight, Sheri Arroyo. person you want to become. We need regular quiet, reflective time En primer lugar, es importante programar un tiempo tranquilo de to rejuvenate ourselves. And it is important to keep a journal of these reflexión sobre una base regular. 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So it is with life. cosas importantes que puede hacer lo mismo. 1932-2003 Your views and opinions are always welcome. To contact me directly, A menudo la falta de dirección clara puede perder nuestro tiempo y email me at [email protected]. energía y contribuyen al desequilibrio en nuestras vidas. Una vida que The Sherman obtiene fuera de balance es mucho como un neumáticos de coche que County Herald está fuera de balancea. Hará que la operación de bruto coche e insegu- Founded by Eric and Letter Policy ras. Neumáticos en perfecto equilibrio pueden dar un paseo suave y Founded by Thomas McCants Roxie Yonkey The Goodland Star-News encourages and welcomes letters from readers. Letters confortable. Así es la vida. 1935-1989 1994-2001 should be typewritten, and must include a telephone number and a signature. Un- signed letters will not be published. Form letters and letters deemed to be of no public Sus opiniones y comentarios son siempre bienvenidos. Para con- interest or considered offensive will be rejected. We reserve the right to edit letters tactar conmigo directamente, enviarme por correo electrónico a Nor’West Newspapers for length and good taste. We encourage letters, with address and phone numbers, [email protected]. Haynes Publishing Company by e-mail to: star.news@nwkansas.com The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 29, 2013 5 Lecturer to talk Goodland students make Colby College honor roll Five students from Goodland have Oakley: Heather Vincent, Conley Berry; Wauneta: Sheyla Christner; Wil- fer; Lenora: Andrea Day; Leoti: Tasha made the honor roll at Colby Community Moorhous, Kyle Berkgren. cox: Shelby Aspegren. Tankersley; Logan: Mika Domsch; death penalty College. Brookville: Amanda Reed; Clay Cen- Other states: Stockton, Calif.: Heather Marysville: Taylor Gibson; McDonald: Angie Jones, Ashley Archer, Michaela ter: Emily Chestnut; Dighton: Loretta Flohrschutz; Niantic, Conn.: Skylar Bow- Jessica Turner; Ness City: Zachary Hoss; LECTURER, from Page 1 Garrett and Amber Barnes made the Harmison; Herndon: Rebecca Reuther; ers; Mount Pocono, Pa.: Tassion Wicks. Norton: Leann Henderson, Valerie Elliott; President’s Honor Roll – for students with Hill City: Zoey Zeigler; Holcomb: Other countries: Brisbane, Australia: Ogallah: Traci Knipp; Otis: Dominic the wrongfully convicted, “really are a 4.0 grade point average. Christopher Jenna Jarnagin; Kinsley: Jenna Jacobs; Jonathan Burgess; Joinville, Brazil: Luis Trapp; St. Francis: Tyler Lauer, Chris- guilty; or if they didn’t do this, they did Burchfield and Brewster student Kasey Mankato: Michaela Simmelink; Mari- Felipe Pujol; Edmonton, Canada: Ryan tina Schoenrogge; Scott City: Damyan something equally bad.” Hoyt made the Dean’s Honor Roll – for enthal: Lindsey Estes; McPherson: Kosolofski; Toronto, Canada: Fabian Wright; Sharon Springs: Ashli Dinkel; “They have to hear about four or five students with a grade point average of Lori James; Natoma: Bailey Pfortmiller; Hayles; Nakuru, Kenya: Denet Sang. WaKeeney: Elizabeth Leiker; cases before they get over this idea,” Dr. 3.75 to 3.99 Ness City: John Clarke, Dylan Schlegel, Dean’s Honor Roll Colorado: Burlington: Amanda Diaz; Phillips said, which is why he requires Honor roll students must earn 15 or more Drew Clarke; Norton: Elizabeth Fort, Colby: Megan Unruh, Carol Horinek, Centennial: Taryn DiRito; Eaton: Cory them to read three books: Picking Cotton, credit hours with no failing grades. Other Mary Lyles; Oberlin: Bridget Corcoran; Kimberly Rohr, Dane Olofson, Norma Dyer; Elbert: Alexandrea Harris; Gree- Bloodsworth, and The Innocent Man. He students named to the honor roll include: Olmitz: Kayti Davis; Osborne: Bethany Bingham, Angela Rasmussen, Andrew ley: Dante Foos; Littleton: Satriana also includes the case of Randall Dale President’s Honor Roll Grabast; Phillipsburg: Sara Schurz; Prai- Wood, Sarah, Oesterreich, Melissa Franks, Siagian; Montrose: Cameron Medina; Adams, the man featured in the movie The Colby: Valerie Billingsley, Angela Red- rie View: Gunnar Hays; Pratt: Katharine Hannah Giebler, Katherine Zerr, Lauren Parker: Drake Biggins; Stratton: Jorge Thin Blue Line, after being wrongfully mon, Zita Mead, Amanda Marcum, Ste- Hart; St. Francis: Jodie Hilt, Shayla Hilt, Mountford, Kellan Ziegelmeier, Andrea Cruz. convicted of murdering a Dallas police phen Cornett, Dryden Baumfalk, Michael Trista Orth; Towanda: Jessica Wright; Dizmang, Dana Wilson, Martha Bal- Nebraska: Arthur: Molly Jensen; officer. Roehl, Anna Taylor, Grace Hankin, Abi- WaKeeney: Brenda Kisslinger. buena. Loomis: Sierra Besmer; McCook: Bar- He is a member of the American Society gail Rohr, Shanell Sager, Alyse Dumler, Colorado: Aurora: Marsha Fenita- Atwood: Emily Wahrman, Scott bara Long; Orleans: William Bills. of Criminology, American Sociological Jaydon Bixenman, Matthew Lambert, Putri, Michelle Starkey; Calhan: Wade Rhudy. Other states: Kearney, Mo.: Rachel Association and Law and Society As- Haley Stickel, Akaylah Trundle, Konnor Tope; Lone Tree: Hunter Brown; Long- Hoxie: Morgan Shepard. Keefe; Missoula, Mont.: Maisy Munson; sociation. Kriss, Katera Harter, Skylar Barrett, Julia mont: Christina Ehr; Parker: Jacob Nath; Oakley: Bethany Baalman. Heath Springs, S.C.: Amber Plyler; Balch There is no admission charge to attend Hutfles, Marty Lopez. Stratton: Stephanie Tauchen. Winona: Tobey Stramel. Springs, Texas: Ashlon Gaines; Salt Lake this lecture. For more information, contact Gem: Ariel Severson, Chase Berg. Nebraska: Brule: Kallan Cole; Kear- Almena: Erika Chandler; Garden City, Utah: Megan Witzel; Wheatland, Dr. Linda Davis-Stephens at (785) 4670- Atwood: Emily Chessmore, Cody ney: Kyle Broadfoot; Lexington: Cody City: Tiana Perea; Grinnell: Megan Wyo.: David Nelson. 5528 or Jim Latoski at (785) 460-5463. Green, Patricia Mong-Rickard, Courtney Rieker; McCook: Lindsey Lawson; Schoendaler, Emily Vollbracht; Hays: Other countries: Tokyo, Japan: Kinnett. Omaha: Sage Penner; Trenton: Elaine Noah Hoffman; Jetmore: Danielle Schaf- Hodaka Kuwabara. public notice
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Notice Of Sale Attorneys For Plaintiff p.m. (Mon. – Fri.) must reregister in order to be OF SHERMAN COUNTY, to satisfy the judgment in the (150312) eligible to vote. Any person may KANSAS Under and by virtue of an Order above-entitled case. The sale is City Clerk fs Office apply in person or by telephone, CIVIL DEPARTMENT of Sale issued to me by the Clerk to be made without appraisement Published in The Goodland 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Mon. – Fri.) or by mail to the County Election of the District Court of Sherman and subject to the redemption Star-News, Tuesday, January 29 Officer to be registered. Applica- The Bank of New York Mellon County, Kansas, the undersigned period as provided by law, and fur- and February 5, 12, 2013. 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Plaintiff, Sherman County, Kansas, on TRATION BOOKS A citizen of the United States February 19, 2013, at 10:00 AM, Burton Pianalto, Sheriff who is eighteen (18) years of age In witness whereof, I have here- vs. the following real estate: Sherman County, Kansas In compliance with the pro- or older, or will have attained the unto set my hand and seal this 24h visions of K.S.A. 25-2310 and age of eighteen (18) years of age day of January, 2013. Gladys E. Leonard and Paul J. Lots Twenty ( 20 ) and Twenty- Prepared By: K.S.A. 25-2311, notice is hereby at the next state general election, Leonard, et al. one ( 21 ) Block Thirty-six ( 36 ), South & Associates, P.C. given that the books for registra- must register before he or she Janet R. Rumpel Defendants. First Addition to the City of Good- Kristen G. Stroehmann (KS # tion of voters will be open at the can vote. 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The Scoular Elliott’s, Koons Funeral Western The Goodland Short & Son Home & State Bank Star-News Company Inc. Monuments Inc. member FDIC Established • 1909 Established • 1932 Established • 1934 Established • 1892 Established • 1911 Established • 1924 121 104 102 89 81 79 years years years years years Longest ownership under one family years Fourth longest ownership Jeff Bhend- Michael B., William H., Stephen G. West Nor’West Newspapers under one family Facility Business Manager & Jacqueline A. Elliott Linda Koons President Steve & Cynthia Haynes Dick, Mike & Bob Short 1632 Main • 890-3639 1019 Main Ave. • 899-2324 211 N. Main • 890-3900 815 Center Street • 899-2393 1205 Main • 899-2338 Hwy 24 • 899-2592
Hitchcock, Ag Power Yost Farm Kennedy & Wane’s Carpet H&R Block Equipment Co. Supply Coe, LLC & Drapery, Inc. Inc. Established • 1968 Established • 1967 Established • 1961 Established • 1962 Established • 1964 Established • 1966 52 51 49 47 46 45 years years years years years years Marc Pottorff, Manager Joan Porsch-member Bob Horton In Goodland since 1999 124 W. Hwy. 24 • 899-3432 Jill Eberhart-member Owner Delilah Leiker Goodland 723 W. Hwy. 24 • 899-5628 www.agpowerequipment.com 725 Old US Hwy. 24 • 899-6565 520 Main • 899-3676 718 Caldwell • 890-2505 815 Main • 899-3022
Bill’s Shootin’ Accounting & SunOpta Goodland Machine Shelter & Automotive, LLC Pizza Hut Insurance® Shop Tax Services, Inc. Sunflower Established • 1971 Established • 1995 Established • 1977 Established • 1982 Established • 1983 Established • 1986 42 36 31 30 27 18 years years years years years years David Ruddell-Manager Terry Selbe & Pam Mike Bretz-Crop Production Jim Alcorn, Agent Bill & Kay Thornburg Joyce G. Moore Manager Mendenhall-Owners
1803 Cherry • 899-3661 1624 Main Ave. • 899-2553 1907 Cherry • 890-6456 304 E. 10th • 899-6145 1701 Industrial Loop • 899-5607 419 E. 19th • 899-6628
Serendipity Bateman Dan Brenner The Insurance Gambino’s Cochran Farm Flower Shop Funeral Home Ford Agency, Inc. Pizza Supply, Inc. Established • 1996 Established • 1996 Established • 1999 Established • 1997 Established • 1999 Established • 1999 17 17 16 14 14 14 years years years years years years John & Judy Bateman Roxann Kling, Owner/Agent Mike & Glenda Cochran Funeral Director since 1966 Dan Brenner John & Judy Bateman Susan Doke, Owner/Agent Rod & Michelle Cooper www.cochranfarmsupply.com KFDA/NFDA 222 W. Hwy. 24 • 899-2316 1020 Main • 899-5011 402 E. 17th • 890-5988 2702 Rd. 64, Edson • 899-0096 11th & Broadway • 890-7330 11th & Broadway • 890-6600
Brittney’s Sprinkler Green Trees, Cowboy Corner Photography Supply, LLC LLC Xpress, LLC Goodland’s 2013 Ribbon Cuttings Established • 2007 Established • 2005 Established • 2010 Established • 2011 for new businesses: Local Zimmatic Dealer 8 1 year American Implement JG Tire & Auto Service 3 (formerly Goodland Greenline) 901 Main, Goodland 6 1104 Highway 24, Goodland Phone: (785) 890-TIRE (8473) years 3 mo. Phone: (785) 890-7575 Brittney Heiter years years Jayson & Tara Woofter Mike Walters Photographer Philip Reitcheck, owner J-Rod’s Repair, LLC Congratulations Terry Selbe, Owner Owners 408 W. Highway 24, Goodland 1003 E. Hwy. 24 • 890-6448 to all! 419 E. 19th • 899-3444 114 W. 13th • 899-3500 1631 Main • 890-7728 Phone: (785) 890-5551 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 29, 2013 7 The Community Page
Hwy. 24 • Goodland, Kan. • (785) 899-2592
Medical Arts Pharmacy 202 Willow Rd, Goodland, Kan. 67735 785-890-5111
1205 Main Goodland, Kan. (785) 899-2338
Members of the Grant Junior High Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (above with Mrs. Claus) helped kids with their Christmas shopping at the Kids Christmas Shoppe at the Goodland Churches Thrift Store. A club member 6845 Rd. 17 • Goodland, Kan. would pair with a child and help them to pick out gifts for the people on their lists. About 100 kids took advantage of the (785) 899-6515 opportunity on, Dec. 8. Volunteering provides
“Where Service is an Affair of the Heart” DAN BRENNER FORD 222 W. HWy. 24, I-70 BusIness Loop, GoodLand, Ks (Toll Free) 800-636-8770 (Business) 785-899-2316 (Fax) 785-899-2317 many benefits They are everywhere if you look, the be found in the full report, “The Health Ben- must be engaged in a certain amount of volunteers. They frequent the hospital, the efits of Volunteering: A Review of Recent volunteering in order to derive health ben- library, the arts center, the schools and the Research”, which can be downloaded at efits from the volunteer activities. Once museum. When bad things happen such as www.nationalservice.org. that threshold is met, no additional health wrecks and fires volunteers are there to put Research has found that volunteering benefits are acquired by doing volunteer- 1114 Main out fires and get you to the hospital. provides older adults, (those age 60 or ing more. The definition of considerable Goodland, Kan. Over the past two decades, a growing older), with greater benefits than younger volunteering has been variously defined by (785) 899-5123 body of research indicates that volunteer- volunteers. These benefits include im- these studies as 1) volunteering with two or ing provides not just social benefits, but proved physical and mental health and more organizations; 2) 100 hours or more of individual health benefits as well. This greater life satisfaction. In addition, while volunteer activities per year; and 3) at least research has established a strong relation- depression may serve as a barrier to vol- 40 hours of volunteering per year. ship between volunteering and health: those unteer participation in mid-life adults, it Volunteering leads to greater life satisfac- who volunteer have lower mortality rates, is a catalyst for volunteering among older tion and lower rates of depression. Evidence o u r d greater functional ability and lower rates adults, who may seek to compensate for role indicates that volunteering has a positive Y A of depression later in life than those who changes and attenuated social relations that effect on social psychological factors, could be here! do not volunteer. Some key findings from occur with aging. such as a personal sense of purpose and Call Jessica or Kayla this research, along with an analysis of the When considering the relationship of accomplishment, and enhances a person’s at 899-2338 relationship between volunteering and the frequency of volunteering to improved social networks to buffer stress and reduce 402 E. 17th, Goodland • (785) 8905988 incidence of mortality and heart disease at health benefits, researchers have found disease risk. the state level, are presented here. A more that there is a “volunteering threshold” for Individuals who volunteer live longer and comprehensive review of this research can health benefits. That is to say, volunteers society benefits from their efforts.
Your Ad L & W Could Be Here! Andrist Call Kayla or Jessica Insurance Agency, LLC at 899-2338 Linda & Walt Linthacum - Owners/Agents 102 E. 8th (8th & Main) Goodland, KS 67735 (785) 890-5678 800-892-4245
Volunteers of the Goodland Fire Department and the Sherman County Rural Fire Department help to remove people Better water. Pure and simple.™ trapped in their cars from automobiles as well as fight fires in structures and fields in the city and the county. Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News 904 Main, Goodland (785) 899-2352 Your Ad Could Be Here! Call Kayla or Jessica at 899-2338 8 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 29, 2013 All Central Time, for Kansas Mountain TIme Stations subtract an hour TV Channel Guide Tuesday Evening January 29, 2013 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 ABC 28 ESPN 57 Cartoon Net 21 TV Land 41 Hallmark The Taste Happy Happy Body of Proof Local Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline S&T Eagle CBS NCIS NCIS: Los Angeles Vegas Local Late Show Letterman Ferguson 29 ESPN 2 58 ABC Fam 22 ESPN 45 NFL NBC Betty Betty Go On Normal Dateline NBC Local Tonight Show w/Leno J. 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The Goodland Star-News 1205 Main, Goodland, Kan. 67735 1205 Main Avenue, Goodland, KS 67735 • (785) 899-2338 (785) 899-2338 star-news 10 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 29, 2013 sports Cowboys beat Kid wrestlers place at meets The Goodland Kansas Kids pounds; Mason Miranda, fourth at 73; Mason Miranda, third place Wrestling Club now has several place at 120 pounds; and Xan- at 120; and Holub, fourth place competitions under their belts, der Thompson, fifth place at 73 at 100 pounds. Also competing with many members placing in the pounds. were Smith, Taye Payne and Levi top five at each tournament. In the 14 and Under division, Stasser. Burlington, Colby The first competition of the sea- Tate Withington placed third at In the 12 and Under division, son was Dec. 29 at Scott City. 85 pounds. Antonio Ledesma competed at The Goodland High School boys In the Six and Under division, The wrestlers then traveled to 84 pounds. basketball team got a pair of wins Logan Franz got second place at the Colby tournament on Jan. 5. In the 14 and Under division, last week against traditional rivals, 55 pounds; Aiden Miller, third In the Six and Under divi- Withington placed third at 95 Colby and Burlington. place at 46, Rhett Ihrig, third place sion, Franz placed second at 55 pounds; and Dawson Ensign, third Goodland is 6-8 this season. at 67; and Deegan Knox, fifth pounds; Ihrig, third place at 70 at 135 pounds. On Saturday, the boys traveled to place at 40 pounds. Also compet- pounds; and Miller, third place at On Jan. 12, the club traveled to Burlington, keeping a steady lead ing was Barrett Schlosser. 46 pounds. Also competing was a tournament in Ellis. over the Cougars and opening the In the Eight and Under division, Zane Brigham. In the Six and Under division, flood gates in the fourth quarter, Maverick Spresser got second In the Eight and Under division, Franz got third at 55 pounds; and going on to win 65-36. place at 76 pounds; Caleb Duell, Spresser placed first at 76 pounds; Miller, fourth at 46 pounds. Also Taylen Smith scored on the Cow- fourth place at 73 pounds; Kyan Mason Hernandez, first place at 64 competing was Deegan Knox. boys’ first possession. The Cougars Ensign, fourth place at 67 pounds; pounds; Ryley Humrich, first place In the Eight and Under divi- tied it up a minute later. Smith put in Octavio Gonzalez, fourth place at at 80 pounds; Caden Miranda, sion, Hernandez placed first at 67 another two points. Burlington tied 55 pounds; and Jarek Crow, fifth second place at 88 pounds; Gon- pounds. it again at four each. place 55 pounds. Also competing zalez, second place at 55 pounds; In the 10 and Under divi- Gage Ihrig hit a three pointer and was Caden Miranda. and Jarek Crow, fifth place at 53 sion, DJ Knox placed third at 61 was fouled, making his free throw In the 10 and Under division, pounds. Also competing were pounds; Mason Murray, fourth to give Goodland an 8-4 lead. Gun- Dawson Holub placed second at Tayke Weber, Tanner Gorostiza at 85 pounds; Smith, fourth at 90 ner Helton put in a pair of baskets, 100 pounds; DJ Knox, third place and Isaiah Shinette. pounds; and Holub, fifth at 100 but Burlington also scored twice at 61 pounds; Manten Crow, fourth In the 10 and Under division, pounds. with both plays including and-one place at 73 pounds; Blake Dren- DJ Knox placed first at 61 pounds; The club was scheduled to com- free throws after the Cougars were nan, fourth place at 76 pounds; Drennan, second place at 76 pete at the Salina and Atwood fouled by the Cowboys. Gage Ihrig Kiefer Smith, fourth place at 95 pounds; Manten Crow, third place tournaments on Saturday, knocked down a three pointer to make it 15-10. The Cougars closed the gap to 15-13 at the end of the quarter. It took two and a half minutes for Cowgirls struggle against rivals either team to score in the second quarter. Gannon Ihrig hit a three The Goodland High School girls basketball team was led at the buzzer, 23-16. with 6:23 to play in the half. Gage unable to control their turnovers in the game against Phillips started off the third quarter with a three- Ihrig nailed a three as well to make the Burlington Lady Cougars on Saturday afternoon pointer. White made a bucket and then put in a three it 21-13. losing 49-35. pointer at the seven-minute mark. When King missed The Cougars didn’t score until The next game for the Cowgirls is at 5:30 p.m. on a shot, she got her own rebound and a putback to tie the 4:25 in the quarter to make it 21-16. Friday night against the Lady Longhorns of Holcomb score, 25-25. Cochran hit two free throws to give the They scored twice more, then Zach at the Max Jones Fieldhouse. They are 4-10 for the Cowgirls the lead, 27-25, but Burlington hit a bucket Miller made a free throw and Gage season. With injuries hampering the Cowgirls the start- and a free throw to take it right back. King hit two free Ihrig made his fourth free throw of ing lineup consisted of Hope Cochran, Brianna White, throw shots to recapture the lead, 29-28. Burlington the night to make it 25-20. Paige Phillips, Ellie House and Kate-Lynn King. Mad- quickly added two more buckets in the last minute to Burlington made a pair of baskets die Mayer, whose knee was injured at the Trojan Classic give them the lead, 32-29. to make it 25-24. Gage Ihrig was at Hillsboro, is out for the rest of the season. The Cowgirls continued to be plagued by turnovers fouled while making a three point Burlington led off with with a bucket followed by a in the fourth quarter. King got a rebound and a putback. attempt. He made two free throws three-pointer by Cochran in the first minute. A putback Burlington increased their lead to 41-31. White made to make it 27-24. Miller was fouled by Burlington gave then back the lead. Cochran was a bucket – her eighth point of the night. Biermann hit a and made a free throw to end the half fouled and hit her two free throws put the Cowgirls bucket in the last minute of the game, but they couldn’t with Goodland in the lead 28-24. ahead, 5-4. overcome the Burlington lead, losing 49-35. Gage Ihrig put in his fifth three King made an offensive rebound and a put back to The Cowgirls had 30 turn overs for the night with pointer to open the second half. The make the score, 7-4. The Lady Cougars then made eight Burlington having around 20. Cougars made their first points of points in a row, making the score, 12-7. Phillips added The girls also lost to the Colby Eagles 62-39 last the half on a free throw. Smith hit a a free throw and King put in a bucket on a pass from Tuesday. The Eagles jumped off to a 14 point run, but pair of free throws to make it 33-25. White to whittle down Burlington’s lead to two points, the Cowgirls battled back and had it at a two-point Smith put in a bucket with 3:23 left 12-10, at the end of the first quarter. game, 18-16 at halftime. The Eagles opened up a big in the quarter. The Cowgirls started off the second quarter with their lead in the third and continued outscoring the Cowgirls The Cougars got their first field 11th turnover. Burlington made a bucket and, on an of- in the fourth to win it. goal of the quarter with a two- fensive rebound, King made a putback. Burlington still Kate-Lynn King led the Cowgirls with 11 and five point shot, answered by Helton to led by two, 14-12. The Lady Cougars scored the next rebounds; Brianna White had eight; Faith Biermann maintain the 10-point lead. Jared five points. Faith Biermann had her first bucket of the had a season-high seven points; Hope Cochran put in Lake put in a bucket, his second night to make it 19-14. Milan Brannick made the last five; Paige Phillips, four; and Mara Kling put in her first of the year, to make it 39-27 with Cowgirl bucket before the end of the half. Burlington two points of the season. 30 seconds left in the quarter. Kolt Trachsel put in a basket to end the Taylen Smith got a block during the Cowboys’ away game against quarter 41-28. Colby on Tuesday. Smith got four blocks, seven rebounds and put Smith scored to open the fourth in five points against the Eagles. Photo by Kayla Cornett/The Colby Free Press. Fun By The numBers quarter. Burlington got a putback, Like puzzles? Then you’ll love sudoku. This mind- the Gannon Ihrig made a basket. The bending puzzle will have you hooked from the moment shot for the Cowboys, who won the Gannon Ihrig and Smith, five each; Cougars put in a basket, answered you square off, so sharpen your pencil and put your by a bucket from Smith. game 65-36. Ruben Lazaro, four; and Gerell sudoku savvy to the test! The Cougars scored again, as did Earlier in the week the Cowboys Miller, Trachsel, Kyler Amthor and Smith, maintaining the 15-point played another road game against Garrett Taylor, two each. Here’s How It Works: lead. Gage made his sixth three Colby. They doubled the Cowboys The junior varsity Cowboys Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken pointer, then Trachsel knocked up in the first quarter 20-10, then will be in Colby this week for a down into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the num- down a shot to make it 54-34. Smith outscored the Eagles 18-6 in the sec- tournament. The first games were bers 1 through 9 must fill each row, column and box. Each hit a jump shot, followed by a free ond. The Eagles rallied in the third, scheduled for Monday with more number can appear only once in each row, column and throw from the Cougars then Adam but were outscored again by eight scheduled for Thursday. The junior box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers Simmerman put in a pair of free in the fourth to give the Cowboys varsity team was in Syracuse on will appear by using the numeric clues already provided throws to make it 58-35 with 2:38 a 65-40 win. Saturday for a tournament, where in the boxes. The more numbers you name, the easier it Gage Ihrig, the leading three- they lost 51-26 to the host team. to go. gets to solve the puzzle! Trey Teeter put in a three pointer point shooting in all of Class 4A, had Next action for the varsity team and Gerell Miller a two-pointer in 24 points; while Simmerman had will be at home Friday against Hol- the final seconds. Lake hit one last 12 points. Helton had seven points; comb after the girls game. School calendar for Jan. 30-Feb. 5
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