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Nicole Sederstrom placed fifth and sixth in the world This flock of wild turkeys was spotted crossing County Road 65 near Sugar Hills man County between two management units, 1 and 4. Unit 4, which includes the at a rodeo event in Pueblo, Golf Course. Turkey season in Kansas will be from Oct. 1 to Dec. 2, and Dec. 15 southern half of the county, will be closed this fall. Unit 1, which includes the northern Colo., in June. to Jan. 31. The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism divides Sher- half of the county, will be open for hunting.Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News See Page 8
weather Storms drop one inch of rain here It’s been a stormy week for the of rain fell in about 15 minutes. report tri-state area. Some small hail was reported in The National Weather Service in Logan and Yuma counties. Goodland is reporting just under one Tuesday’s heavier rain filled the 42° inch of rain since Sunday, mostly retaining pool in Pioneer Park and 10 a.m. falling in the evenings. left standing water and muddy roads Thursday Storms on Sunday dropped .02 in many places around the county. inches of rain in Goodland, with .12 Hail was reported about eight miles Today falling on Monday, .71 on Tuesday south of Goodland. Torrential rain- • Sunset, 7:21 p.m. and .09 on Wednesday. Goodland fall dropped visibility to about 50 Saturday is at 13.89 inches for the year, 1.75 yards. • Sunrise, 6:14 a.m. inches below the normal for this On Monday, hail was reported • Sunset, 7:20 p.m. time of year. in Wichita and Wallace counties, Midday Conditions Wednesday afternoon, spotters with golf-ball size hail reported near • Soil temperature 70 degrees in Rawlins county reported the Weskan. There were also reports • Humidity 68 percent Beaver Creek, which also runs of three to four inches of water • Sky mostly sunny through Sherman County, was out on county roads between Sharon • Winds northwest 14 mph of its banks. Flash floods were also Springs and the Wichita County • Barometer 30.03 inches reported in Gove, Logan, Sheridan line. That area received an estimated and steady and Graham counties in Kansas and two inches of rain in a one-hour Rainfall Tuesday night filled the retaining pool at Pioneer Park (above), and left pools of water in • Record High today 99° (1954) in Yuma County, Colo. In Logan period. ditches and fields around the county (below). There is a slight chance for more rain over the weekend. • Record Low today 41° (1917) County, a spotter reported 1.8 inches Photos by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News Last 24 Hours* High Wednesday 81° Low Wednesday 61° Precipitation 0.09 This month 2.75 Year to date 13.89 Below normal 1.75 inches The Topside Forecast Today: Mostly sunny with a 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms before 10 a.m., a high near 85, winds out of the northwest at 5 to 10 mph switch- ing to the north and a low around 56. Saturday: Sunny with a high near 86 with a 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms at night, a high near 86, winds out of the south at 10 to 30 mph and a low around 61. Extended Forecast Sunday: Mostly sunny with a 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after noon, a high near 86 and a low around 58. Monday: Sunny with a 30 percent chance of showers and thunder- storms and a high near 81. Girl’s quickbread Arrest made in murder business is taking off of former Goodland resident local By Kevin Bottrell & Ice Cream Shop. Artzer is now An arrest has been made in the murder of former saying a “hit” had been put on Tockey. [email protected] selling the mixes on consignment Goodland resident Rolland Tockey. After an interview with Perez, a witness told au- markets Goodland teenager Jade Artzer at Westport and also Designs Un- The Arizona Republic reports that investigators in thorities Perez said he had “killed a child molester and is finding success in the business limited, as well as taking them to Maricopa County, Ariz., arrested Nathan Carl Perez, needed help getting rid of the body” and that there were 10 a.m. world with “Made by Jade,” a the farmers market. 41, earlier this week, alleging that he shot Tockey at bloody rags and towels at Perez’s house. A search war- Wheat — $6.05 bushel selection of quickbread mixes. “It does pretty good,” she said. a home in Peoria, Ariz., and then dumped the body in rant turned up that evidence. Posted county price — $5.73 Artzer, 13, said she has been “I’ve had people from Texas a canal. The body was found Aug. 20 in the canal just Police also arrested Perez’s wife, Billie Jean Perez, Corn — $3.78 bushel selling the bread mixes for about come back a couple times to get outside the city limits. for hindering prosecution. She has since been released Posted county price — $3.46 a year and a half. it.” Tockey had recently spent six months in jail on a while Perez’s bond was set at $750,000. Milo — $3.25 bushel “It started from a ‘framily’” Meyers and Bill Peterson domestic assault conviction. The victim in that case had Tockey lived in Goodland for several years prior to Soybeans — $10.60 bushel recipe,” she said. “That’s friends helped mentor Artzer, helping her sent a message to Tockey’s mother while he was in jail, 2014, working as a contractor. Posted county price — $11.94 who are close enough to be fam- learn how to package the mixes Millet — no bid ily.” and follow the requirements Sunflowers There are 13 flavors includ- Artzer got a gold medal at FC- Organization plans dance on Sept. 6 Oil current crop — $16.10 cwt. ing beer bread, garlic bread and CLA nationals last school year Confection — no bid cream soda bread. Artzer said she for her business portfolio. For Developmental Services of and include pulled pork and several 1113 Eisenhower in Norton for six Pinto beans — $32 (new crop) Northwest Kansas will be holding sides, with the dance at 8:30 p.m individuals served by the program (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, is planning a gluten-free line of that project, she made a business Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. bread mixes. plan that included information on a special dinner and dance on Sat- featuring the music of Mark Nebel who have developmental disabili- These may not be closing figures. ) After deciding she wanted to costs, rules, taxes and more. urday, Sept. 6, to raise money and and the MarKey Band. Donations ties. This home will be fully acces- begin a college fund, Artzer be- Recently, Artzer, with help awareness for its Our Place project will be accepted for dinner; cost of sible in a single family residential gan selling the mixes at a Christ- from her mother and a family in Norton. the dance in $5. There will also be location and is designed to blend mas craft fair, and got noticed by friend, set up a website for the At the Eagles Lodge, 16614 a silent auction and a drawing to into the fabric of the neighborhood. Anne Meyers from Westport Grill business: madebyjadeks.com. Eagles Road in Norton, dinner will win a Traeger grill. Our Place is a For information contact: Steve be at 5:30 p.m. (Mountain Time) replacement group home located at Keil at (785) 625-5678. about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, August 29, 2014 friends card shower matters of record The family of Jo Mann have re- the calendar quested a card shower to celebrate District Court $153. her 91st birthday on Sunday, Aug. These are cases decided by the Dawn O. Urgo, speeding, fined 31. Cards may be sent to her at 1619 calendar www.prairielandfood.com. The Whole wheat bagel with toppings, Goodland District Court: $228. Caldwell, Goodland, Kan. 67735. Jodie Tubbs of the Kansas Prairie Pak will have whole bone- fruit, fruit juice and milk. Lunch June 19: Gregory E. Cure, speed- June 25: Ahmed Dardeirahmed, Commission on Veterans Af- less ham, chicken nuggets, bacon, - Spaghetti, spinach salad, garlic genesis and Thursday ing, fined $153. speeding, fined $222. fairs will be in Goodland from meat balls, diced chicken and a bread, fruit and milk. : Kyle L. Franz, speeding, fined Robert Evans Johnson, speeding, salvation army 1 to 2:30 p.m. Thursday in the variety of seasonal fresh fruits and Breakfast - Breakfast pita with vegetables. The specials are beef salsa, fruit, fruit juice and milk. $177. fined $171. Genesis and Salvation Army are Assembly Room on the third floor burgers, steak box, smoked half Lunch - Taco salad, chips and sal- Daryl E. Miller, speeding, fined Andre Michael Kent, speeding, available year round to help those in of the courthouse to help veterans chickens, salmon fillets and white sa, refried beans, cinnamon puff, $264. fined $201. need. Call (785) 890-2299 to speak and dependents with claims. Call velvet vanilla cupcakes. fruit and milk. Friday: Breakfast Gregory L. Nemechek, unlawful Donovan Williams McGlory, to a volunteer. the office in Colby any Monday, Family History Center acts with a vehicle such as registra- speeding, fined $177. Wednesday or Friday at (785) The , - Cinnamon roll, fruit, fruit juice tion, fined $208. James Eseque Panem, speeding, activities 462-3572. 1200 N. 15th, Burlington, run by and milk. Lunch - Chicken and Taylor Noy Phongsavath, speed- fined $171. Tours of the 1907 Victorian The next book discussion at the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- noodles, mashed potatoes, green ing, fined $201. Caitlin Elizabeth Richman, Ennis-Handy House at 202 W. the Goodland Public Library, 812 ter Day Saints, will be open from beans, fruit and milk. 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and 6 to 9 Tad C. Smith, speeding, fined speeding, fined $183. 13th are from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednes- Broadway, will be at 6:30 p.m. school calendar $141. Lee Hudson Zamos, speeding, day through Monday. Closed on p.m. on Wednesdays. Everyone on Thursday, Sept. 11. They Today: Teacher professional Kimberly Sue Stevenson, speed- fined $171. Tuesday. The Board of Trustees is welcome to do free family his- will discuss “A Doll’s House” by day. 6:15 p.m. football and cross ing, fined $165. June 26: Patrick John Bencher, of the Sherman County Historical tory research. Henrik Ibsen. country sports drink scrimmage. 8 Benjamin Franklin Taylor, defec- speeding, fined $165. Society is seeking donations to help The next Goodland blood senior menu p.m. back to school dance. Mon- tive muffler, fined $153. Amy Jo Godbey, speeding, fined pay for the repainting of the house drive will be from 9 a.m. to 2:30 Today: Ham, sweet potatoes, day: No school. Labor Day. Tues- Gregory Whittington, no seat $195. through Dec. 31. p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 18, Italian blend vegetables, bread day: First day of school. Freshman belt, fined $10. Jarrod James Gustin, speeding, The High Plains Museum, 1717 at Goodland Regional Medical and cottage cheese with pine- and new student orientation. Noon June 20: Jeff John Funderburg, fined $303. Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. Center, 220 W. 2nd. to make an apple. Monday: Closed for Labor girls varsity golf at Cimarron. 3:30 no valid license, fined $196. Pamela Ann Hopkins, speeding, to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday appointment call Mary Ann Elliott Day. Tuesday: Smothered steak, p.m. varsity and junior varsity Daniel E. Hester, unlawful acts fined $201. through Saturday and from 1 to at 899-3625. mashed potatoes with gravy, volleyball triangular at Hoxie. with a vehicle such as registration, Jeremy Miles Nortiz, speeding, 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. There will be a Scholarship cook’s choice vegetable, bread Wednesday: 7:30 a.m. Profes- fined $196. fined $171. The Carnegie Arts Center is Luncheon for the Northwest and pears. Wednesday: Lasagna, sional Learning Community. First Suzanne Ranas McCoy, over Kofi Oppong, speeding, fined open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- Kansas Technical College featur- seasoned carrots, broccoli salad, day of classes for returning high weight limits on wheels and axles, $237. day through Saturday and 1 to 6 ing Governnor Sam Brownback garlic bread and fruit cobbler. school students. Thursday: First fined $150.60. Kellie Ann Salter, speeding, fined p.m. on Monday at 120 W. 12th. at noon on Tuesday, Sept. 16, at Thursday: Oven baked chicken, day of Kindergarten. 2 p.m. girls Christine Jude Taylor, speeding, $177. The center has new monthly exhib- the Memorial Union of the col- mashed potatoes with gravy, corn, varsity and junior varsity golf at fined $222. Brent J. Warren, speeding, fined its and you are invited to visit the lege. For information call (785) bread and cook’s choice fruit. Fri- Hugoton. 3:30 p.m. seventh grade Lincoln M. Wainaina, speeding, $153. gift shop. 890-1530. day: Chef salad, strawberries and football against Colby at Cowboy fined $201. June 27: Alexander L. Hannah, The Goodland Public Library is Prairie Land Food sign up will banana, bread stick, and pudding. Stadium. 4 p.m. high school and Stephanie Megan Watkins, speeding, fined $177. open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- be until Monday, Sept. 15. Distri- junior high cross country at Good- speeding, fined $189. Raymond G. Wagner, speeding, day through Thursday and from school menu bution is 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. land Invitational at Sugar Hill June 21: Matthew Lewis Miglio- fined $201. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- 27. at Cat’s TnT, 115 E. 9th, or at Today: Breakfast- star spangled Golf Course. 4 p.m. junior varsity rini, speeding, fined $165. June 28: Michael D. Freed, urday. For information call (785) the Bernadine Johnson residence, pancakes, sausage links, fruit juice football at McCook. 5 p.m. eighth Nicholas James Wood, speeding, speeding, fined $165. 899-5461 or stop by the library. located at 704 Walnut. For infor- and milk. Lunch - Chicken wrap grade football against Colby at the fined $171. Dennis Ray French, motor car- Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- mation call 899-2338, 821-1275, with lettuce and tomato, Spanish Cowboy Stadium. Friday: 6 p.m. June 23: Elijah Henry Bohl, de- rier safety rules and regulations, man County is seeking mentors and 890-2287, 821-1827, 890-3793 rice, steamed carrots, fruit and varsity football against Wray at fective muffler, fined $141. fined $211. children to mentor. Call 890-3665. or 899-4278 or order online at milk. Wednesday: Breakfast - Cowboy Stadium. Sarah Catherine Cantrell, speed- James Arthur Price, speeding, The Good Sam Family Support ing, fined $267. fined $141. Council meets at 7 p.m. the second Bonnie Lucille Ruby Graham, David Alan Rusnak, speeding, Thursday of every month at the Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 the health department. meets the first Monday of every speeding, fined $171. fined $165. Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and Water Testing — The Northwest month October thru May. Meeting Robert Hayes Jr., unlawful acts Bryan David Stephens Jr., defec- are open to all interested people. 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. Local Environmental Protection time: 6 p.m. -7:30 p.m. at the Har- with vehicle such as registration, tive muffler, fined $183. For information call 890-3117 or Call 890-8369. Group does well evaluations, in- vest Evangelical Free Church; 521 fined $196. June 29: Mark William Baumgar- 890-5936. Bird City Alcoholics Anony- cluding testing for bacteria and E Highway 24; Goodland. For more Robert Hayes Jr., motor carrier tel, defective muffler, fined $147. Breast Cancer Support Group mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. nitrates. To schedule an evaluation information email goodlandmops@ safety rules and regulations, fined Jennifer Ann Marie Lewis, speed- meets at 5:30 p.m. the second (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the or discuss environmental concerns, gmail.com or call (785) 890-6423. $115. ing, fined $165. Monday of the month. Any woman Senior Center on 4th Street. call the Health Department at 890- crimestoppers John W. Huber, motor carrier Stephen Michael Oneal, speed- with cancer is welcome. Call Norma Narcotics Anonymous meets at 4888. If you have information about safety rules and regulations, fined ing, fined $141. at 890-6629 for more information. 6:30 (Mountain Time) on Tues- hospital volunteers $211. Peter Lewis Passink, speeding, The Goodland Activities Center days at the Senior Center. Call (785) any crime, call the Goodland Area Michael L. Isabell, motor carrier fined $183. has the daily activities. For informa- 734-2734 for more information. Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- safety rules and regulations, fined Patrick David Queenin, speeding, tion call 890-7242. Memberships and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. vol- 5665. Your call will be confidential $223. fined $165. options for everyone including day thrift store unteers are in the gift shop. Today: and you will not be asked your June 24: Trevor James Hender- June 30: John Henry Brackett, passes for $5. Visit goodlandgac. The Goodland Churches Thrift a.m. Lana Ginn. name. If the information results in son, speeding, fined $171. defective muffler, fined $153. com or stop by 808 Main. The hours Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 early head start the arrest and/or conviction of those Robert Duane Lighthall, speed- Calvin Harvie, width of vehicles are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through involved, you could be eligible for Early Head Start is a state funded ing, fined $159. and loads thereon, fined $408. through Thursday, Friday 5:30 a.m. Friday. Donations welcome. The a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland program for income eligible fami- James Ray Messer Jr., speeding, Robert Lance McDaniel, speed- to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily specials are 50 percent off Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit lies with prenatal mothers and chil- fined $183. ing, fined $165. and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Aerobics men’s department on Monday, 50 organization formed by citizens dren up to age three. Families par- Yordan Albaine Norma, speed- Robert Lance McDaniel, driving are at 5:30 a.m. on Monday and percent off housewares, furniture, against crime. ticipate in a variety of educational ing, fined $171. on left in no-passing zone, fined Wednesday. Insanity class meets electronics and crafts on Tuesday, The police department can also activities and receive free medical Nicholas Quint, motor carrier $75. at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, 10 cent books on Wednesday, 50 be called at 890-4570. and dental care. safety rules and regulations, fined July 1: John G. Hutchens, defec- Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and percent off children’s department on Services include special needs family shelter $211. tive muffler, fined $223. Saturday. Taekwondo with Wayne Thursday and 50 percent of ladies’ of children with disabilities. If you The Northwest Kansas Domestic Nicholas Quint, motor carrier Harvey W. Pidhirney, no oversize Luckert call for times and dates. department on Friday. For informa- have a family member with a special and Sexual Violence Services pro- safety rules and regulations, fined permit on 12.5 foot wide load, fined Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 tion call 890-2007. problem, such as drug or alcohol vides help day or night to victims $115. $158. p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for health department abuse, job loss or other family crisis, of domestic violence and sexual Brett T. Sullivan, speeding, fined the meeting every Tuesday at the The Sherman County Health De- your family can qualify. Call 785- assault. For information or help, call Harvest Evangelical Free Church, partment at 1622 Broadway is open 672-3125, ext. 187. (800) 794-4624. In the Colby area, 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. call (785) 443-1130. death notice call (785) 890-6423. preschool Goodland Alcoholics Anony- Monday through Friday. animal shelter Blood pressures; infants’, chil- Sherman County Head Start is mous, 1013 Center. If you drink dren’s and adults’ immunizations; a free preschool for eligible 3 and Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to Mary Krogsgaard alcohol, that’s your business. If you health assessments for Kan Be 4 year olds. The federally funded www.petfinder.com and be sure to want to stop, we can help. Call 821- Healthy, daycare and school entry; program is targeted to families who enter the Goodland zip code 67735. Mary Krogsgaard, 52, Goodland Memorials may be made to the 3826 or 728-7491. meet certain economic guidelines You can also call the Goodland homemaker, died Thursday, Aug. KC Hospice House, 12000 Wornall Goodland Al-Anon Family fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- bin; and family planning available and provides hearing, vision, dental Police Department at 890-4570 or 21, 2014, in Kansas City, Mo. Road, Kansas City, Mo. 64145. Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays by appointment. Sharps containers and educational screenings. Nutri- Northwest Kansas Animal Shelter A memorial service will be at Love Funeral Home, 225 F Av- at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- are available for a fee. WIC program tious meals are served, and parents at 899-4398. Interested in adopting 10 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 29, 2014, enue, Limon, Colo., is in care of cade. For information call Alice or available. Call 890-4888 or go to are encouraged to get involved in a pet? Call the animal shelter or go to at the Goodland United Methodist arrangements. Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. www.sherman.kansas.com. their children’s education. For in- the website www.nwkasgoodland. Church, 12th and Sherman. They also meet at Mondays at 6:30 If you have questions, concerns formation call 890-2552. webs.com. p.m. or complaints about child care, call For personalized dog/cat tags The “Freedom Today” group of mops for $12 each email LafieLd13@ Elaine Cross Ellison MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) aol.com Beloved mother, choir. She especially ✰ ✰ ✰ ✰ ✰ ✰ ✰ ✰ ✰ wife, grandmoth- loved singing in the matters of record er, aunt and sister, Mesiah, CASA and Certified Elaine Cross Ellison, was a Stevens Minis- SUBSCRIBER District Court June 18: Timothy James Cer- died on her birthday, ter. She was a special Roger Crotinger August 23, 2014. She reading teacher for Seed Wheat These are cases decided by the vantes, speeding, fined $171. Goodland District Court: Paul Ray Diazdeleon, defective was born August 23, years in Goodland, You receive two free passes to see: Brawl CL Plus $12.00 Bu. 1926, to Clarence as well as in Brews- June 17: Cheyenne D. McKune, muffler, fined $264. and Helen Cross in ter, teaching her kids guardians of Bryd $12.00 Bu. over weight limits on wheels and June 19: John Baldwin, speed- Lewis, Kansas. After her love of reading, Hatcher $12.00 Bu. axles, fined $153.60. ing, fined $189. meeting dad at the music, gardening, the galaxy LCS Mint $14.00 Bu. George Alan Schlagel, speeding, Morgan Cook, speeding, fined Methodist Church, sewing and cooking. fined $183. $171. she married Dale El- She attended Ameri- (PG-13) T - 158 $12.00 Bu. lison in 1946, after he came home can University in Washington Clip and bring to the show. Non Transferable from the war. There are 5 children: D.C., Pittsburgh Teachers Col- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3D (PG-13) starts Sept. 5! Barbara Gerhard (Don) from lege, graduating from Fort Hays August 29-September 4 Nightly 7 PM Kansas City; Ernestine Fardella State University. Triple T Farms Guardians of the Galaxy 3D Sunday Matinee 1:30 PM (Mike) from Lincoln, Nebraska; Survivors include her husband Colby, KS Movie bucks make great gifts! Mary Jane Horacek (Gary) from Dale, her five children and fami- (PG-13): Intense sequences of sci-fi violence popcorn & 2 med. Bring the this AD to and action, and some language. drinks 12/31 . Exp. Sherman Theatre Eudora, Kansas; Lora Dale Gilbert lies, her loving sisters Eleanor Wat- 1203 Main Avenue • (785) 899-6103 (785) 443-1062 theatre: $1 OFF large (Frank) from Orlando, Florida; son from Denver, and Mary Jane www.goodlandnet.com/movies 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 Dean Kenneth Ellison (Mary Keith from Round Rock, Texas. Ann) from Windsor, New Jersey. Their families are also very special Elaine was preceded in death by to our family. 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School, attended Sunday School Services are being handled by Class with Dale and sang in the Bateman Funeral Home. star-news goodland The Star-News / Friday, August 29, 2014 3 K-State day Dodge City paper wins awards By Ron Wilson days lead time. Now it s all digital. It s a very reaches all or part of 10 states. Director streamlined process, from computer to plate. The High Plains Journal now has 75 employ- Huck Boyd National Institute Holly Martin joined the Journal as a reporter ees and nearly 50,000 subscribers. Many other for Rural Development after graduating from Kansas State in 1993. Her newspapers have been cutting back but we ve on Sept. 7 at Kansas State University husband is from the nearby rural community been able to grow, Holly said. July 30, 2014. Indianapolis, Indiana. The of Bucklin, population 713 people. Now, that That is a testament to the high quality em- Purple pride will be on full dis- to continues collaborations this American Agricultural Editors Association is s rural. Holly became editor in 2004. ployees that we have here, Tom said. We re play at the 2014 Kansas State Fair year,” said Kirk Schulz, univer- announcing its national awards, including the There is great continuity at the High Plains like a family. in Hutchinson on K-State Day, sity president. “This will be a fun Story of the Year. And the winner is: The High Journal. After Joe Berkely retired, Duane Ross For more information, go to www.hpj.com. Sunday, Sept. 7. The university will day providing alumni, students, Plains Journal from Dodge City. Today we ll became publisher. After Duane retired, he was The High Plains Journal has shown that be recognized as the fair’s official prospective students and all other learn about this remarkable publication and its succeeded by Tom Taylor. community or niche publications can succeed sponsor for the day. visitors additional opportunities to emphasis on quality and innovation. Tom is the third publisher and I am the third in today’s tough market, said Gloria Freeland, Special outdoor exhibits will be show their pride and connect with Tom Taylor is publisher and Holly Martin is editor that the High Plains Journal has ever director of Kansas State University’s Huck set up near the stage by Lake Talbott K-State.” editor of the High Plains Journal, which was had, Holly said. The newspaper continues to Boyd National Center for Community Media. and be available from 8 a.m. to 7 Schedule for K-State Day; all originally a local newspaper in Dodge City. embrace new technology and special projects By covering topics that are of vital interest to p.m. (Mountain Time) to share col- events events take place at the stage During World War II, a young Air Force pilot to serve its subscribers. their audience and producing them in print, lege and department information near Lake Talbott: named Joe Berkely came from Chicago to I don t care if it is delivered through print or online, video and blogging formats they pro- with visitors. Learn how Kansas • 11 a.m. (Mountain Time): pep Dodge City to help train French pilots. He met producer meetings or online videos, as long as vide an essential service. State University is shaping the rally with President Schulz and and married a Kansas girl and decided to stay. we are providing high quality content to our It s time to leave Indianapolis, where the world and improving food sustain- Kansas State Band. He bought the Dodge City Journal in 1945. farmers and ranchers, Holly said. One innova- American Agricultural Editors Association ability through the Global Food Sys- • 11:45 a.m. (Mountain Time): The paper had five employees and only 132 tive project is found at www.allaboardharvest. presented the Story of the Year award to the tems initiative, and help celebrate Kansas State Tap Ensemble subscribers. Ouch. com, which chronicles the annual progression High Plains Journal. The winning article was extraordinary Wildcats through the • 12:30 p.m. (Mountain Time): Leaders in the community, including the of the wheat harvest. In addition to print, this titled A Story of a Steak, which described the Wildcat Way campaign. R&R Jazz Combo local county extension agent, asked for agri- includes blogging, video, and social media to progression of calves in Wyoming all the way Performances on the stage will • 1:15 p.m. (Mountain Time): cultural coverage in the paper. In response to reach a broad audience. through to processing (see www.storyofasteak. showcase university musical and Wabash City Bras Quintet the community need, Joe included more ag One couple from New York drove out to Ne- com). The next part of this story in the Journal dance groups from 11 a.m. to 5:30 • 2 p.m. (Mountain Time): Kansas stories and the paper grew. In 1949, the paper braska just to meet a harvest crew. Holly said. will include an interview with a chef in Denver. p.m. (Mountain Time). Pep rallies State Band. was renamed the High Plains Journal. Today the High Plains Journal produces It s an innovative way to tell agriculture s story. at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. (Mountain • 2:30 p.m. (Mountain Time): Tom Taylor grew up at Dodge City, went to five editions weekly, tailored to the cropping We commend Tom Taylor, Holly Martin, Time) will feature members of the Kansas State Tap Ensemble Kansas State, and began a career in business. regions which it serves. These different editions and all those involved with the High Plains Kansas State Marching Band, Wil- • 3:15 p.m. (Mountain Time) Joe Berkely brought Tom on board as a sales- serve western Kansas, the southern plains, the Journal for making a difference with innovation lie the Wildcat and cheerleaders. R&R Jazz Combo man for the High Plains Journal in 1974. western plains, and eastern Kansas. The fifth and quality. For ag journalism, the High Plains Merchandise will be available for • 4 p.m. (Mountain Time) Wabash When I began, we were doing hot type- edition is the Midwest Ag Journal, which serves Journal sets the standard high. purchase. City Brass Quintet setting, Tom said. Our photographs were Iowa, northern Missouri and eastern South “Kansas State University has a 5 p.m. (Mountain Time) pep rally produced in Oklahoma City which took five Dakota and Nebraska. All told, the publication proud tradition of partnership with with the Kansas State Band. the state fair and we look forward matters of record Physical factors affect fertilizer By Jeanne Falk Jones before it has a chance the soil is either dry and cloddy, or District Court senger safety; restraining systems Kansas State Agronomist jeanne to be converted into too wet, there may be considerable These are cases decided by the and seat belts, fined $168. When using ammonia as an ni- ammonium. On the losses of ammonia within just a Goodland District Court: July 5: Olivia Grace Holt, speed- trogen source, there are a number falk other hand wet soils few days of application if the soil is July 2: Gregory E. Cure, defective ing, fined $213. of reactions which come into play tend to smear, leaving not well sealed above the injection muffler, fined $240. July 6: Robert J. Arnold, defec- that will affect ammonia retention • extension district application channels slot and/or the injection point is too Larry Slawson, motor carrier tive muffler, fined $189. in soils, nitrogen response and ef- open to the surface shallow. A recent study near Topeka safety rules and regulations, fined Katelyn Anne Habernal, speed- ficiency. These include chemical and providing a path- found little or no direct ammonia with the soil. The main controlling $223. ing, fined $153. reactions, physical factors relating way for ammonia loss also. It is loss in the week after application factors in the conversion of NH to James Weiss, motor carrier safety Ambrosia Cornelia Shepard, to soil conditions, and how deeply 3 very important to make sure at the when ammonia was applied at 5- ammonium-N are soil temperature, rules and regulations, fined $223. child passenger safety; restraining the ammonia is applied. One impor- time of application that the slot cre- or 9-inch depths under good soil soil moisture and soil pH. The July 3: Clement Joseph Aube, systems and seat belts, fined $168. tant question many years in Kansas ated by the shank is sealed shut and conditions. However, under wet higher the soil temperature and the speeding, fined $177. July 7: Eric A. Ross, speeding, concerns dry soils. Will a dry soil be that there is adequate soil moisture conditions, losses as high as 15% of wetter the soil, the more rapid the Leonard James Dow, speeding, fined $453. able to hold anhydrous ammonia or present for the NH to be retained the applied nitrogen were seen with conversion occurs. If the ammonia 3 fined $165. July 9: Adeeb Naser Hasoon will some or most of the ammonia be in the soil. If the soil is too dry to shallow application. does not react with water, it will re- Cerise L. Hunt, speeding, fined Ogaili, speeding, fined $183. lost shortly after application? retain NH , or is not sealed well, Application rate and shank spac- main as a gas that could escape from 3 $183. July 10: Alexandra Katherine Chemical reactions of ammonia gaseous NH can escape into the ing will also have a strong influence the soil. Also, equilibrium between 3 Mildred Louise Smith, no seat Sheppard, speeding, fined $213. in soil. Ammonia (NH ) needs to atmosphere and be lost for crop use. on sealing and potential loss. Lower 3 NH and NH +is affected by soil belt, fined $10. July 11: Camilia Sabri Banuelos, react with water shortly after ap- 3 4 At today’s high nitrogen prices, this nitrogen rates and application with pH. More NH will remain uncon- July 4: Charles P. Alles, speed- speeding, fined $207. plication in order to convert into 3 can quickly become very expensive. narrow spacings reduces the con- verted in the soil longer at higher ing, fined $171. Andrea Roeder, speeding, fined ammonium (NH +), which is the Importance of application depth. centration of nitrogen at any one 4 application rates and at higher soil Gina Nicole Coleman, speeding, $183. molecule that can adhere to clay and The deeper the ammonia is applied, delivery point and reduces the risk pH levels. fined $183. July 14: Travis T. Clasen, speed- organic matter in the soil. Ammonia the more likely it is that the am- of loss. Physical factors that influence Aimee A. Dixon, speeding, fined ing, fined $183. is very soluble in water. After it is monia will have moisture to react Additional information is avail- sealing and ammonia loss. Dry soils $240. July 16: Thomas Lester Kuchler, placed in the soil, NH with water with, and the easier the sealing. able on shank spacing is available 3 may be cloddy, with large air spaces Jesus C. Escarcega, speeding, over weight limits on wheels and in the soil to form ammonium-N Anhydrous ammonia can be applied at the Kansas State Sunflower where the soil has cracked. Getting fined $183. axles, fined $156. (NH +), which is retained on the to dry soils, as long as the ammonia District Agronomy website at www. 4 the soil sealed properly above the Jon Michael Haehnel, defective Robert Patrick Lannon, speeding, soil cation exchange sites. This is applied deep enough to get it in sunflower.ksu.eduand click on the injection slot can also be a problem muffler, fined $183. fined $165. process takes a little time – it does some moisture and the soil is well Agronomy Tab. in dry soils. This can allow the gas Prosenjit Kanjilal, defective muf- July 17: Hollie Lynn Davis, not occur immediately upon contact sealed above the injection slot. If fler, fined $207. speeding, fined $177. to physically escape into the air Eduardo Zamarron, no liability July 19: Holly G. Hamilton, insurance, fined $300. speeding, fined $153. corrections Eduardo Zamarron, speeding, July 22: Richard Shane Taylor, fined $93. speeding, fined $189. The Goodland Star-News will fair and factual. NOW TAKING APPOINTMENTS! Eduardo Zamarron, license to be July 24: Lincoln M. Wainaina, correct any mistake or misunder- We want to keep an accurate re- carried and exhibited upon demand, speeding, fined $201. standing in a news story. 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You may recall the refusal of Eric Holder to surrender to the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, U.S. House of Representatives, thousands of documents in his possession that would bring to light everything known about the supposed scandal which ended in the chief law enforcement officer in the land getting a contempt of Congress citation. The House was left powerless when Holder obtained from President Barack Obama executive privilege freezing the documents from congressional or public view – thus the charge of a cover up. Until the release of the suppressed documents this is what is known or believed to be true. This administration’s contempt for the Sec- ond Amendment to the Constitution is well documented. Previous attempts to get Americans to give up their right to possess firearms have not been successful nor are likely to be. Seemingly the intent was for the government, through the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms Administration (ATF), to secretly sell illegal guns to the Mexican drug cartels, and then blame those sales on U.S. gun shows to discredit them. The administration had argued that 90% of the guns used by Mexican drug cartels had come from gun shows in the United States. The ATF gun sales, if undetected, would provide the government rational and support to close down the gun shows making it more difficult for citizens to obtain a firearm. The story is full of government intrigue, lies, conspiracy, and the murder of hundreds of Mexican citizens and an American Border Patrol Agent, Brian Terry. The transfer of the illegal weapons was done without consult- ing U.S. law officers outside ATF or the Mexican authorities. The government would have succeeded with the scheme were not some Tell them of the illegal firearms found at the scene of murdered Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry, one of which actually the instrument of his death. Some people have the mistaken idea that education markets, political barriers and fringe groups What is known about this nearly five-year-old scheme is an e-mail farmers and ranchers are harming our environ- who may attack their farming methods. wherein Arizona U.S. Attorney Dennis Burke, charged with execut- ment. You hear it everywhere: at the coffee frontlines Farmers and ranchers must live in the envi- ing the “Operation Fast and Furious,” boasted to a colleague of the shop, church, public forums, traveling, even ronment they create. They know all too well operation’s propaganda value, presumably to vilify gun shows. It in the grocery. • John Schrock the importance of keeping ground water clean read: “Some of these weapons bought by these clowns in Arizona Children arrive home from school and tell and free of harmful products. More often than have been directly traced to murders of elected officials in Mexico parents about harmful practices farmers use on not, farmers drink from wells on their land. by the cartels, so Katie-bar-the-door when we unveil this baby” the land. Everywhere you go today, people are As in any other business, farmers and ranch- They understand their family drinks from the (“Will Holder’s Watergate Become Obama’s Waterloo?” Americas concerned about the food they eat. ers must manage their operations on a timely water they pump from the ground every day. 1st Freedom, April 2012). They knew precisely what they could do Few businesses are as open to public scrutiny basis and use all available technology to im- Farmers and ranchers can and will do more with the propaganda value of their sales – destroy the gun shows. as a farm or ranch in the United States. While prove quality and productivity. If they don’t to improve their environment. They can con- What has been disclosed reportedly proves that U.S. gun shows farming and ranching practices occur in the they will not stay in business for long. tinue to rely less on herbicides, insecticides were not the source of cartel firepower, as this administration has open, the only picture many have of agricul- Tell them. and fertilizers. They can conserve more water, repeatedly contended, they through their ATF were, and that Holder ture is what they read in newspapers or see on Today’s farmer has cut chemical usage by plug abandoned wells, monitor grassland use intentionally lied when he told Congress he had heard about “Fast television or social media. Even fewer people about 40 percent during the last couple of and continue to implement environmentally and Furious” from the media, as did other Americans. “One Justice have set foot on a modern farm. decades. Many no longer apply chemicals sound techniques that will ensure preservation Department official has claimed his Fifth Amendment rights against That’s why it’s more important than ever to before planting. Instead, as the crop matures, of the land. self-incrimination and refused to testify,” elevating anticipation that, engage with our customers and tell them about farmers gauge potential weed pressure and Production agriculture works because so far, we may see only the tip of the iceberg. what we do in agriculture. apply herbicides only if needed. it is flexible enough to accept and adapt to The Court order requiring Holder’s Justice Department to provide Today’s farmers and ranchers are doing their Because farmers and ranchers are the first to change. No agricultural system – or any other a detailed listing of all documents withheld (Congress believes that come in contact with chemicals, they use them number to be 74,000) together with information as to why the material part to protect and improve the environment. system for that matter – is perfect. Farmers is not being released, is a big step toward bringing to light potentially They use agricultural practices including early with care and according to instructions on the and ranchers will continue to search for better one of the biggest scandals in American history. This scandal could planting, pest control, good soil fertility, con- label. Farmers know chemicals can be toxic or ways to farm and ranch through research and include evidence planting – the placement of 1,700 guns in cartel servation tillage and many other innovations harmful to people and the environment. education. hands. Sadly the transparency promised by President Obama had to that help grow more food while protecting the Tell them. In the meantime, farmers and ranchers be delivered in a court order. environment. Throughout the growing season, farmers do must engage through every avenue to tell our – Dr. Harold Pease, an expert on the United States Constitution. Tell them about this. their best to provide nutritious, healthy food. customers what goes on in agriculture. Take Farmers adjust practices to meet individual From planting through harvest, they battle every opportunity to explain to customers that cropping conditions. Such practices can vary weather, weeds, insects and disease. Efficiency you are providing them with the safest food in The Goodland Star-News from farm to farm – even from field to field. is their best defense against unstable world the world. (USPS No. 222-460. ISSN 0893-0562) Member: Kansas Press Association Inland Press Association Colorado Press Association National Newspaper Association Avian antics e-mail: [email protected] Cynthia has a new entertainment, a finch So, they dropped to the ground and started Steve Haynes, President feeder covered with wire mesh, where tiny steve cleaning up tasty thistle seed dropped by the Kevin Bottrell, Editor 20 11 birds can perch, and lined with plastic pierced little guys. It seems to work for both of them. Pat Schiefen, Society Editor with hundreds of tiny holes. haynes Then there’s the squirrel living in the wood- Advertising Department 2011 You fill it with thistle seed, or a mixture of pile. He shows up every so often and fills his Jessica Harenberg, Reaghan Osban and Angela Bonham thistle and other small seeds, and it’s supposed • along the sappa cheeks with seed, running home to stash it Sheila Smith, Circulation Manager to attract tiny birds. The big guys – sparrows, away somewhere. Last summer, he tried to blackbirds, jays and the like – can’t perch on The perches are always full. Others hop around get to the feeders for a direct meal, but the in- Nor’west Press the mesh, so they stay away. on the ground, cleaning up whatever spills genious design of the crook holding the tubes Richard Westfahl, General Manager The feeder – a Christmas gift from our son from the feeding frenzy above. kept them just out of his reach. He, too, was Gary Stewart, Jim Bowker, James Jackson – also is supposed to be completely squirrel Open the door, and 50 or 70 birds might rise pretty entertaining. Tracy Traxel, Rebecca Satterlee, Gloria Bustillos, proof and impervious to deer, which can slurp up and flap away. It’s constant, and the cheep- This year, though, he’s found he can get his and Judy McKnight the seeds right out of a larger feeder. As far as ing is loud. Loud, I said. fill along with all the other scavengers on the we know, it’s not been tested against either, but This morning, a pair of jays descended on ground. All in all, everyone seems to be happy nwkansas.com it looks like it will work. the feeders. They ignored the thistle tube, re- with the situation, except me. What we do know is that it attracts little birds alizing it would not hold their relatively huge I watch all those dozens and dozens of birds N.T. Betz, Director of Internet Services by the dozens – wrens, finches, pine siskins and bodies. One perched sideways on the upright flock in, and it makes me nervous. I’ve started ([email protected]) others too small to compete with the big guys. holding the larger feeding tubes, then tried to to have dreams about them: a war between the Evan Barnum, Systems Admin.([email protected]) She put it up a few days ago, and the first load of stretch out to an opening, flapping one wing big ones and the little ones, then they turn on seed lasted two days. The next day, though, the to steady himself. us when the tubes go empty. Published every Tuesday and Friday except the days observed for New little tykes ate two loads, and kept on coming. It was pretty comical, and I’m not sure that I’m not at all sure how so many of them find Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christ- This has not diminished traffic at the older, he ever got so much as a seed. the feeders so soon. They must have a pretty mas Day, at 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. Periodicals postage paid at Goodland, Kan. 67735; entered at the larger feeders. To the contrary, you’d think the Back by the thistle feeder, however, a gang of sharp intelligence network, because first one Goodland, Kan., Post Office under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1878. sparrows, grackles and the larger finches were juvenile grackles figured out how to get some and two show up, then a small flock, then more POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Goodland Star-News, stocking up for winter. They’ve been flocking benefit there. They tried perching, but couldn’t and more and more.... 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. in for the feed. The tree behind the feeder is hold on and eat, and besides, their beaks are too So far, though, we seem to be safe inside the Telephone: (785) 899-2338. Editorial e-mail: star-news@nwkansas. alive with squirming, hopping, flapping birds. big for those dozens of tiny slots. doors and windows. So far. com. 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Bible Baptist Church Church of Jesus Christ Iglesia Del Dios Vivo La Luz Del Mundo Taste the Greatness! Pastor: Clifford Middlebrooks of Latter-Day Saints Spanish Speaking Church - translation available Fifth & Broadway 1200 15th Street • Burlington, CO Minister: Jose S. Lopez Fabulous new Jalapeno Double! 890-7368 (719) 346-7984 1601 Texas • 899-5275 Sunday: Sunday School: 9 a.m. Sacrament Meeting: 10 a.m. Daily Prayer: Sunday thru Morning Service: 10 a.m. Sunday School: 11:15 a.m. Regular toasted bun with Saturday: 5a.m. & 6 p.m. Evening Service: 6:30 p.m. Priesthood/Relief Society: 12 a.m. Sunday: Sunday School: 9 a.m. two tender, juicy beef Wednesday: Evening Bible Study: 7 p.m. patties, white cheddar cheese, creamy ranch United Methodist Church First Christian Church sauce, crispy pickled Brewster (Disciples of Christ) Kanorado : Pastor: jalapeno slices and Pastor: Mike Baughn Rev. Carol Edling Jolly United Methodist Worship Service: 10:45 a.m. CST Eighth & Arcade • 890-5233 crunchy jalapeno crisps. Sunday: Church School - All ages 9 a.m. Church Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. CST Pastor: Justin Schlichenmayer Winona: Worship 10:30 a.m. Youth Group: weekly Jr./Sr. High groups 399-2468 Minister Sandwich: $2.00 • Meal: $3.99 : Sheryl Johnson Thursday: Prayer Class - Noon Sunday: Sunday School: 9 a.m. Worship Service: 9 a.m. CST Pastor Carol’s Class Wednesdays 5:30 p.m. Worship Service: 10 a.m. Sunday School: 10:15 am CST www.goodlandfccdoc.org Goodland Bible Church Church of the Nazarene St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 109 Willow Road • 899-6400 Pastor: Bob Willis Pastor: Chad DeJong Celebrant: Father Don Martin Third & Caldwell Sunday: Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. 13th & Center 899-2080 or 899-3797 Morning Worship: 10:45 a.m. Church 890-2115 or 890-7245 Sunday: Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. 6 p.m. AWANA during school Services: 5 p.m. Saturday evening Worship Service: 10:50 a.m. Evening Worship: 7:30 p.m.
Evening Service: 6 p.m. Wednesday: 6:30 youth group GOODLAND LOCATION ONLY • OPEN DAILY 6 A.M. TO 11 P.M. Wednesday: Evening Service: 7 p.m. Growth groups call for information www.goodlandbible.org First Baptist Church Harvest Evangelical Free Church Crossroads Worship Pastor Just In On Trade and Off Lease! Pastor: Rich Blanchette : Brian Fugleberg 2013 Chevrolet Equinox LS 2006 Chevrolet Uplander EXT LT 1121 Main Pastor: Craig Groeschel 521 E. 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For grades PreK-5 Red Maroon Leather Cloth Emmanuel Lutheran Church Church of Christ 64,631 miles 605 miles Seventh Day Adventist Church 13th & Sherman • 890-6161 401 Caldwell $11,750 $43,500 1160 Cattletrail Pastor: Darian Hybl Pastor: Jim McCurdy Sunday: 890-6185 2011 GMC Terrain SLT1 Christian eduction/fellowship: Sunday 2013 GMC Yukon XL SLT Saturday: Sabbath School: 9:30 a.m. 10:15 a.m. : Bible Study: 9:45 a.m. Maroon Bronze Worship Service: 11 a.m. Worship Service: 9 a.m. Worship Service: 10:45 a.m. Wednesday: Leather Leather Bible Study: 7 p.m. 50,092 miles 17,646 miles $18,300 $38,900 The following sponsors urge YOU to attend 2012 Nissan Altima 2.5 2000 Volkswagen New Beetle GL your chosen House of Worship this Sabbath: White Silver Cloth Cloth 16,841 miles 128,639 miles Short & Son Trucking Good Samaritan Center $16,150 $3,900 Hwy. 24 208 W. 2nd Goodland Star-News KLOE/KKCI/KWGB FINLEY MOTORS, INC. 1205 Main St. 3023 W. 31 1520 Highway 27, Goodland, KS •www.finleymotorsinc.com•”Your volume & variety dealer!” star-news classified Star-News / Friday, August 29, 2014 7 GARAGE SALE The Goodland Star-News. wages, 401k, insurance and ------8-12-tfn- service and repair, 20 years uniforms. Experience preferred, 1948 Philco Radio/ ------experience. Call Gary at (719) 217 2nd Street, Brewster. HELP WANTED but not necessary, we will Phonograph cabinet, good 2 bedroom, furnished loft 350-0705. -7-12-tfn Moving sale, Saturday from 8 train. Please stop by 11101 condition. Both radio and apartment in Goodland. Call ------a.m. to 2 p.m. CT. Everything Progressive company looking Rd. E1, Norton, and pick up an phono work. $100.00. Call (719) (785) 443-0136. -8-12-tfn- CAT’S TNT for jewelry, vinyl must go! No early birds! - cfp to hire full-time plumbers and application or call (785) 877- 350-0705. -12-31-tfn------graphic designs, massages, 8-26-8-29- HVAC/R technicians. Offices 5181. EOE. -2-14-tfn NORTON------Houses and apartments in quilting and more! Stop by 119 located in Colby and Goodland, 2 Harley Davidson die cast Goodland. All sizes. Call for E. 9th, Goodland – 3-23-tfn WANTED KS. Contact Mitch McClure FOR SALE models. 1-1:10 scale Hot details. (785) 890-6538. -1- at McClure Plumbing and Wheels HD Softail. 1-1:10 10-tfn- WANTED: truck driver Heating, Inc., 720 N. Franklin 1990 GMC Stepvan. Great scale Maisto FLSTS Heritage ------(forklift?) to haul press units Ave., Colby, KS 67701. Phone: work truck with built-in shelving. Springer. Still in original boxes! Houses and apartments. Cole from Norton to Colby. Call Gary (785) 462-7314. -8-26-9-5- See at 406 Caldwell, Goodland. Call Gary at (719) 350-0705. Real Estate. 785-899-2683. at The Goodland Star-News at ------$5,000. Call (785) 821-1215 for -9-24-tfn -tfn- (785) 899-2338. -8-5-tfn- Full-time, experienced farm more information. -8-29-9-9------hand wanted in Goodland area. ------AWP tool belt/pouches with SERVICES Junk batteries, non-ferrous Call (785) 821-2122. 8-22-9-16- Home for sale by owner: 1606 kidney belt and suspenders. metals and iron. Darrel Bowen. ------Clark Avenue, Goodland. 948 Paid $100 plus, asking $50. SWATHING AND BALING. Phone 785-899-2578. -tfn- Irrigation Service sq. ft. of living area. 2 bedroom, Call Gary at (719) 350-0705. Tadd Neitzel. Call (785) 332- Technicians. Experienced 1 bath, central heat/air. 1 car -9-24-tfn 7004 (cell). -8-15-9-9- NOTICE in welding or electric a plus. garage, small basement area ------Must have or be able to obtain (unfinished). All on 75’x140’ FIREWOOD FOR SALE in Almanza’s Interior Services, CLOSEOUT: Donna’s Gift valid CDL license. Top pay, large lot area. $36,500. Please Goodland. Call (785) 890-7224 Inc.. Drywall specialist. Palace, 212 W. Washington, benefit package and relocation call (785) 821-0083. -8-22-9-2- or (785) 821-2814. -12-11-tfn- Drywall hanging, drywall St. Francis. Entire inventory bonus package available. Call ------finishing, texture and paint. on sale 30-60% off. Thursday or pick up application at Tri- For sale: Certified SY Wolf, FOR RENT Free estimates. References 8/28/2014 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; State Irrigation, 1502 E. US. Tam 111. Call Dave Schields, available. Spanish call (785) HIRING! Friday 8/29/2014 10 a.m. to Highway 36, St. Francis, KS. (785) 821-1436. Goodland. Nice, clean 1 or 2 bedroom 332-5353. English call (785) 5:30 p.m.. - sfh 8-29-8-29- (785) 332-2597. -8-22-9-9- -8-15-9-9- apartments in Goodland, 890-6223. -3-7-tfn- TRUCK TECHNICIANS ------utilities paid. Call (785) 821------PARTS SPECIALIST Brule, Nebraska Gun Show. Heineken Electric is now McNab puppies for sale, out 0106. -8-19-9-12- Burlington-Goodland area. Brule Activity Center. Saturday, hiring full-time apprentices of working parents. Long Island, ------Residential overhead door Doonan Peterbilt of Hays Sept. 6 and Sunday, Sept. 7. and journeyman. Competitive KS. Leave message at (308) HOUSE FOR RENT: non- Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. wages and benefits. Call (785) 645-9085. -NT 5-13-tfn- smoking, 5 bedrooms, 3 bath. will be opening in October and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 404-3157. -8-15-9-2------Utilities included. Call Cora 2014. This is an industry- p.m.. Call (308) 287-2528 for Good Pay, Great Benefits ------Aluminum printing plates, 23 at (785) 899-6551. Located leading operation. more information. -8-26-9-5- Fuel Delivery Truck Driver 5/8 x 30, never been inked. 50 1.5 miles west of Goodland. ------Bartlett Grain L.P. has year-round needed. Class B Driver’s cents each. Goodland Star- -8-15-9-2- opportunities. We are looking for a AIR CONDITIONED SHOP, American Profile Cookbooks License with HazMat and News. -1-24-tfn ------HEATED FLOORS Available! Stop by The hard working Operator. You will be Tanker Endorsement Required 2 bedroom loft apartment in involved in both fertilizer and grain Benefi ts include vacation, Goodland Star-News. -tfn- or ability to obtain. Pick up job Goodland. Call (785) 443-0136. ------operations. Ideal candidate has ag health insurance, 401K. applications at 70 Webster CNA, CMA, LPN background and CDL. HAZMAT Advertising Deadlines (box Ave., Burlington or call 719- EOE. and line ads): Tuesday edition preferred. Candidates with spray rig 346-8180. -7-29-8-29- & RN’S NEEDED experience receive top pay. Contact Chuck at (Friday at noon). Friday edition ------(Wednesday at noon. Please (800) 734-0689 for an The team at Kansasland Tire Bartlett offers competitive wages application and any check your ad the first time it of Norton has an immediate along with GREAT BENEFITS: runs. If you find an error, please opening for a service truck Health and life ins. premiums paid questions you may have. call us at (785) 899-2338 so it operator/general service 100% for employee, dental, vision, can be corrected, since we will person. Must have a valid 401k w/ company match, profit not be responsible for errors driver’s license. Competitive Good Samaritan Society in Field Service Technician sharing, paid vacation, & more. after that first day. Thank you! Goodland, KS, is now ac- Seasonal work in Western cepting applications for all Apply in person or send resume: KS / Eastern CO. Maintenance positions. There include: Bartlett Grain Company, L.P. TRUCK DRIVER NEEDED CNA, CMA, LPN and RN. and repair of small agriculture North Benton, St Francis KS 67756 Applicant must be honest Full time with benefits for growing company in great working equipment. You will need a Phone 800-860-7290 and reliable. Structured at- vehicle (covered truck or van environment with well-maintained equipment. Candidate must tendance policy is enforced. [email protected] have excellent attitude and work ethic, commercial non-hazardous For more information please works best). We provide all EOE/AA/D/V/Drug Screen/ Class A CDL w/ tanker endorsement and clean driving record. contact Shaunda Mann DNS training, parts, supplies, Background Checks Home most weekends and some weeknights. 3+ years’ experience at (785) 890-7517, or apply and tools. Retirees welcome. online at: good-sam.com. Call 816-741-0282 preferred. Send resume to: EOE. Agro Culture Liquid Fertilizer 106 E. 19th Street, Goodland KS 67735 or fax to 785-899-0068. Reintegration The Northwest Kansas Educational Service Center Social Worker Language Testing for Pre-school Children is accepting applications for the 2014-2015 school year. for Hays and The University of Kansas is looking for a person to test • School Psychologist Great Bend, LBSW, the language development of children ages 6 months • Head Start Aide (Decatur County) LPC, LMSW to 3 years. Your training is provided and compensated. • Head Start Para (Sherman County) Will work with children in their homes in the Oakley, KS • Para-educators area. Part-time position but year around. Early childhood Make a difference working with children and families in develop- education and experience is preferred. Contact: Debra Applications are available at www.nkesc.org or ing permanency options for children through reintegration with Montagna at 913.735.2614 or [email protected]. 785-672-3125. Applications will be accepted until the originating family or other permanency alternatives. Positions positions are filled. *NKESC is an EOE* available in both our Hays and Great Bend offices. Must be able to pass a background check and be 21 years of age. Submit resume to [email protected] or visit our website at Activity Director Needed www.st-francis.org to view a job description. EOE As an Activity Director you will be NOW HIRING! responsible for developing, overseeing PART-TIME FRONT DESK STAFF NEEDED and involving residents in an activ- WAITRESS STAFF NEEDED ity program that meets their abilities, Customer Service needs, and interests. FULL-TIME COOKS NEEDED Additional responsibilities of the Representative Activity Director include: Evaluating effectiveness of programming; As- Part-time applicants are encouraged to apply. Front Desk Full Time, Colby suring community involvement with facilty and working with volunteers; position is for NIGHT AUDIT SHIFT (10 PM-6 AM) Assuring residents are supervised at all times while in planned groups/ SERIOUS APPLICANTS ONLY! 801 N. Highway 27 outings; Accepting accountability for activities under direct control.; (Junction of Hwy K-27 @ US-40) Sharon Springs, KS In keeping with our mission for providing quality products and services, this position supports the company’s mission Formulating work within annual budget. Phone: (785) 852-4664. EOE. QUALIFICATIONS: To qualify for the Activity Director, you must EMAIL: [email protected] statement by responding promptly to customer inquiries and resolving have effective communication skills and be able to work with individu- problems in a thorough and effective manner while maintaining a als of all ages. Additional requirements of the Activity Director include: focus on excellent customer service. Tasks may include serving as Eligible for certification as a Therapeutic Recreation Specialist or as an primary contact for customers, processing orders, customer Activities Professional by a recognized accrediting body or ability to sat- Family isfactorily complete an accredited training program approved by the state applications, and disconnects; as well as dispatching technicians, in which the facility is located; Training in communication with visually Preservation maintaining records, selling and promoting all S&T services, and hearing impaired individuals as well as aphasic individuls is preferred. answering phones, etc. Those interested must have a high school Apply online at: Therapist: diploma, 2-3 years computer experience, one year customer CONTACT: LMSW, LMFT, Anna Mannis at (785) 890-7517. www.good-sam.com service and valid KS driver’s license with good driving record. 208 W. 2nd Street, Goodland, KS LCPC Applications available at all S&T locations: Brewster, Colby, Dighton, Goodland, Colby. Therapist uses a therapeutic model to provide in-home See our website for more details. Drug testing required. Midland Marketing, an family services & case management. Builds on the This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. agricultural cooperative strengths of the families to resolve issues & maintain the 1-800-432-8294 [email protected] www.sttelcom.com with headquarters in Hays, family as a whole. Must be able to pass a background Kansas, currently has check and be 21 years of age. Submit resume to mela- positions available for: [email protected] or visit our website at www. Custom Applicator st-francis.org to view a job description. EOE DIRECTOR OF DIETARY SERVICES Operations Journeyman As a Director of Dietary Services, you will be responsible for planning, orga- Our customers require timely responses to their needs, and their nizing, directing staff, and regulating needs change during different times of the year. We are looking for Full-Time the Dietary Services Department. people who are self-starters, like to run newer large agricultural Driving Job in equipment and want to learn and do the job right. Must have a class Additional responsibilities of the Director of Dietary Services include: A CDL or be able to obtain one. We will train the right applicant. Colby, KS • Assuring appropriate nutritional care for all residents according to physican orders, state/federal regulations and resident care plans. These are full-time positions with the long term employment with Benefits • Assuring that nutritous appetizing meals, snacks and supplements are potential. Great schools, great pay, what are you waiting for? planned, prepared, and served in a pleasant atmosphere. • Recruiting, hiring, and staffing the work area at appropriate levels. Midland Marketing offers the following benefits: • Assisting and participating in the QA/CQI process ensuring quality • Health & Dental Insurance, we pay 100% of individual Are you retired or just looking to performance, in conformance with regulations, standards and laws, and premium or 75% of family supplement your income? customer satisfaction. • Promoting cooperative working relationships between departments. • Life Insurance St. Francis Community Services is looking for individu- QUALIFICATIONS: To qualify for the Director of Dietary Services, • Sick Leave als to provide driving services to children and families you must have effective communication skills and be able to work with • Vacation individuals of all ages. • Seven paid Holidays in crisis. Drivers are responsbile for safely transporting • Additional requirements of the Director of Dietary Services include: children/families to various appointments from varied • Completion of an accredited dietary manager's course approved by • Long Term Disability Insurance locations statewide. Company vehicle is provided. Dietary Managers Association or state-approved equivalent education • Retirement Plan Hours are varied and will include evenings and weekend is required according to state regulations. • Employee Profit Sharing Program transports. Must be able to pass a background check and Apply online at: CONTACT: Apply on line at midlandmarketing.org, send resume to Midland be 21 years of age. Submit resume to melanie.haxton@ www.good-sam.com Anna Mannis Marketing Coop Inc. Attn: Kevin Royer, P.O. Box 639, Hays, Ks st-francis.org or visit our website at www.st-francis.org 208 W. 2nd Street, Goodland, KS 67735 67601 or email at [email protected]. to view a job description. EOE (785) 890-7517 star-news 8 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, August 29, 2014 sports
Nicole Sederstrom rode in several events at the National Little Britches Finals Rodeo in Pueblo, Colo., including goat tying (left) and trail course (right).
Invitation to Bid 2014 CFP Balcony Repairs at Sparks Towers for the Goodland Housing Authority
Bid Date:...... September 12th, 2014 Bid Time: ...... 1:30 pm Mountain Standard Time (MST) Bid Place Goodland Housing Authority 515 E. 5th Street Goodland, KS 67735 Pre-Bid Meeting (attendance not mandatory) Date: ...... September 2nd, 2014 Time: ...... 4:00 pm MST Goodland girl places fifth Place ...... GHA Offices in Sparks Towers
The Goodland Housing Authority will receive sealed bids until the date and time stated above for the Modernization Work referenced above. The Work includes miscellaneous repairs and finish work for the exterior concrete balconies at Sparks Towers, and other items as indicated. Each bidder shall verify in the world at rodeo event that they have inspected the existing site conditions prior to submitting their bid. Any bidder who has not visited the site may have his or her bid rejected at the Owner's discretion. Goodland rodeo champ Nicole Sederstrom placed After the total points were calculated, Sederstrom fifth in the world in trail course and sixth in goat tying ended up fifth in trail course and sixth in goat tying. For all construction and equipment contracts over $25,000, the bidder shall be required to submit with the at the National Little Britches Finals Rodeo in Pueblo, Points were also totaled up for the whole rodeo sea- bid a negotiable bid guarantee not less than five percent (5%) of the amount of the bid. Colo., in July. son, and Sederstrom was named “2014 Reserve World Sederstrom competed for world titles against more All-Around Champion” for the Senior Girl Division. For information concerning the proposed work, contact Zingre and Associates, P.A. 1015 Scott Ave., Fort than 900 contestants in the five-day event, July 21 to 26. For this, she received a Montana Silversmith buckle. Scott, KS 66701, (620) 644-8595. Plans and specifications are available as follows: To receive a printed Early in the week, she captured a fourth-place buckle Sederstrom is a member of the Kansas High School set of plans and specs, send a check for $35.00 made out to The Goodland Housing Authority, to the office of Zingre’ and Associates. in trail course, where horse and rider have to negotiate a Rodeo Association. The association’s state finals were This is a non-refundable purchase. Electronic versions of the plans and specs series of obstacles such as gates and jumps. In the first held in June in Topeka. She placed fifth in breakaway are available by e-mail for free. rodeo of the week, she placed seventh in team roping. roping, falling short of qualifying for the National High The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bid if reasonable, and if it is in the The second rodeo began on July 24. Sederstrom had School Finals by 1.5 points. interest of the Goodland Housing Authority to accept it. good times in the preliminary round, but not enough The Kansas High School Rodeo season for 2014- to advance. 2015 began last weekend. Sederstrom traveled to Attention is called to the provisions of equal opportunity and payment of not less than the minimum salaries On July 26, “Short-Go Saturday,” the top 15 con- Concordia, and got first place finishes in goat tying. She and wages as set forth in the specifications. testants in each event got to compete. Sederstrom had also placed fourth in barrels and sixth in poles. made it in for trail course and goat tying. In trail course Sederstrom will continue competing throughout the This contract is subject to the conditions of Executive Order 11246, which prohibits discrimination in she placed fifth in the short go, and in goat tying she fall in Topeka, Oswego, Garden City and Emporia. employment because of race, color, religion, sex or national origin on federal or federally assisted placed second. construction contracts. This contract also is subject to the provisions of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 Fun By The numBers Like puzzles? Then you’ll love sudoku. This mind- bending puzzle will have you hooked from the moment Crossword Puzzle you square off, so sharpen your pencil and put your sudoku savvy to the test! Here’s How It Works: Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 must fill each row, column and box. Each number can appear only once in each row, column and box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers will appear by using the numeric clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers you name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzle!
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4-H and Open Class Results Friday, Aug. 29, 2014 2 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, Aug. 29, 2014 4-H Competition Results Country Clovers: 4-H Club Booth, Hunter Over Fences, Blue; 15 - 18 year Blue old food exhibit, Grand Reserve Cham- Prairie Dale: 4-H Club Booth, pion, Blue; Beef Senior Showmanship, Grand Champion Grand Champion; Agility (must have Ruleton Eager Beavers: 4-H Club shown in obedience), Blue; Swine Booth, Grand Reserve Champion Senior Showmanship, Grand Reserve Ambassador 4-H Club Booth, Blue Champion; Market Steer, Class Re- Sunflower: 4-H Club Booth, Blue, serve Champion State Fair Jake Anderson: Beef Senior Show- Tucker Adams: Jr. Rocket made mjanship, Blue; Market Steer, Blue from a kit, Blue; Age 7 - 12 Legos/ Shelby Arnold: Market Swine, Blue, K’Nex from kit, Blue Blue; Swine Senior Showmanship, Ashley Anderson: Stock Senior Blue Mares, Blue; Color Photo with 8 or Dalton Arntt: Market Swine Blue, more yrs in project, Blue, Red, Red; Blue, Blue; Swine Senior Showman- Versatility, Red, Blue Grand Reserve ship, Blue Champion; English Equitation, Red; Wyatt Arntt: Swine Junior Show- Pole Bending, Red; Bareback Equi- manship, Blue; Market Swine Class tation Blue; Western Pleasure, Blue; Reserve Champion, Blue Flags, Blue; Versatility, Blue; Stock Jade Artzer: Black & white Photo Junior Mares, Blue; Trail, Blue; Black 4-7 yrs, Red, Red, Red, Blue; Color & White Photo with 8 Yrs, Blue, Red; Photo with 4-7 yrs in project, Red, Youth Senior, Red; Senior Show- Red, Red, Red; Swine Intermediate manship, Blue; Barrel Racing, Blue; Showmanship, Blue; Jr. Buymanship Western Horsemanship, Blue; Goat Girl (7-13) Grand Reserve Champion, Senior, Blue; Reining, Blue; Market Red; Junior Project Booth Blue; 12, Swine, Class Reserve Champion, 13, & 14 year old educational exhibit, Blue ; English Pleasure, Blue; Market Grand Champion; Sheep Intermediate Goat, Blue, Class Reserve Champion, Showmanship, Grand Reserve Cham- Blue, Class Champion; Sub-Novice pion; A Garment, State Fair; Market C- (3rd yr mem or 3rd yr dog), Grand Swine, Blue,; Level II Blue; Market Layne Goodwin with her horse during the Horse Show at the small arena before the fair. Champion, State Fair, Class Champion; Lamb Class Champion Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News
Koal Artzer: Market Swine Class Mason Berls: Tomoatoes - 5 red, Reserve Champion, Blue; Sheep Senior Blue; Potatoes - 5 red, Blue; Beans - 12 Thanks to all Showmanship, Blue; Swine Senior green, Red; Youth Junior Showman- Showmanship, Blue; Market Lamb ship, Blue; Onions - 5 yellow, Red; 4-H & Open Class participants Class Reserve Champion Potatoes - 5 white, Red; Squash - 1 Zane Bateman: Market Swine, summer, Red; Peppers - 5 hot, Blue; for making the 2014 NWKS District Blue, Blue; Swine Senior Showman- Sub-Novice A (1st yr member and ship, Blue; Color Photo with 4-7 yrs in dog), White; Market Swine, Blue; 7, project, Red, Red, Red, Blue; Market 8, & 9 year old educational exhibit, Free Fair a great success! Steer, Blue; Black & White Photo 3 Blue; 7, 8, & 9 year old food exhibit yrs or less, Red, Blue; Beef Senior Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue; Swine Junior Showmanship, Blue Showmanship, Blue Alexis Bergquist: Color Photo with Ryan Berls: Agility (must have 8 or more yrs in project, Class Re- shown in obedience),State Fair, Grand serve Champion, Red, Blue, Class Champion; Tomoatoes - 5 red, Red; Champion; Barrel Racing, Blue; Trail, Potatoes - 5 red, Red; 10 & 11 year Blue; Black & White Photo with 8 Yrs, old food exhibit, State Fair, Blue, Blue, Red; Senior Showmanship, Blue; Pole Blue; Beans - 12 green, Red; Toma- Bending, Red; Stock Junior Geldings, toes - 10 cherry or pear, Blue; Onions Blue; Flags, Blue; Western Horseman- - 5 yellow, Red; Squash - 1 summer, ship, Blue; Stock Senior Mares, State Red; Swine Intermediate Showman- Fair, Grand Reserve Champion; Stock ship, Blue; 10 & 11 yr old educational Senior Geldings, Grand Champion exhibit, Red; Market Swine, Blue; Christopher Berls: Beans - 12 green, Peppers - 5 hot, Blue; Youth Senior Red; Market Swine, Blue, Blue; Pep- Showmanship, Reserve Grand Cham- pers - 5 hot, State Fair; Tomatoes - 10 pion; Potatoes - 5 white, Red Cat • Cummins • Detroit cherry or pear, State Fair; Sub-Novice Harrison Bhend: Squash - 1 winter, 4-Wheel Drive Tractors • Full-line of Truck Parts & Accessories C-(3rd yr mem or 3rd yr dog), Class State Fair; Int. Rocket made from a If you’ve cussed it or kicked it, call us & let the Boys fix it. Reserve Champion; Onions - 5 yellow, kit, State Fair; Junior Project Booth, Red; Swine Intermediate showman- Blue; Squash - 1 summer, Blue; Age ship, Blue; Potatoes - 5 white, Blue; 7 - 12 Craft, Blue, Blue; Age 7 - 12 Potatoes - 5 red, Blue; Tomoatoes - 5 Legos/K’Nex from kit, Blue; 7, 8, & 9 red, Blue; Squash - 1 summer, Red; Se- year old food exhibit, Blue; Age 7 - 12 Truck and Tractor Repair L.L.C. nior Aquarium Pets, Grand Champion; Legos/K’Nex original design Class Re- 714 E. Hwy. 24, Goodland, Kan. 67735 Educational Display, Grand Champion; serve Champion, State Fair; Radishes Youth Senior Showmanship, Grand - red - 5, Red; Lawn Furniture, Grand 785-899-2401•785-899-2217 Reserve Champion Reserve Champion; Carrots - 5, Blue The Goodland Star-News / Friday, Aug. 29, 2014 3 4-H Competition Results Chase Conger: Color Photo with 3 nior Showmanship, Grand Champion; 12 Legos/K’Nex from kit, Blue; Color ship, Blue yrs or less in project, Blue, Blue, State Art Age 7-12 Pencil/Charcoal or Oil Photo with 3 yrs or less in project Blue, Kaden Dorn: Market Swine Class Fair; Lawn Furniture, Red Grand Reserve Champion, State Fair, Blue, State Fair, Red; Lawn Furniture, Champion, Class Champion; Swine Amanda Coon: 12, 13, & 14 year old Blue, Blue; Recycle Craft, State Fair; Blue; Ewe lamb, Blue; Market Lamb, Junior Showmanship, Class Reserve food exhibit, Red, State Fair; Market Level 1 Notebook, State Fair; Market Blue, Blue, Class Champion; 7, 8, & Champion; Market Goat, Blue Swine, Blue; Swine Senior Showman- Swine, Class Champion, Blue; Agility 9 year old food exhibit, Blue; Youth Natalie Dorn: Goat Intermediate ship, Blue (must have shown in obedience), Grand Junior Showmanship, Grand Cham- Showmanship, Blue; 10 & 11 year old Trent Coon: Swine Intermediate Reserve Champion pion; Sheep Junior Showmanship, food exhibit, State Fair; Market Swine, Showmanship, Class Reserve Cham- Manten Crow: Educational Display, Grand Champion; Household Furni- Blue, Red, Class Reserve Champion; pion; Int. Rocket made from a kit, Class Reserve Champion; Age 7 - 12 ture, Grand Champion; Sub-Novice Market Goat, Class Reserve Cham- Blue; Breeding Heifer, Grand Reserve Legos/K’Nex original design, Blue; B (2nd yr mem or 2nd yr dog), Grand pion; Level 1 Notebook, Blue; Swine Champion; 12, 13, & 14 year old food Novice B-Exper. Dog/mem was in Reserve Champion Intermediate Showmanship, Class exhibit, State Fair, State Fair, Red; Beef Novice, White; Youth Junior Show- Hannah Dechant: ColorPhoto with Champion; Simple Garment, State Intermediate Showmanship Grand manship, Class Champion; Stamdard 3 yrs or less in project, Blue, Blue, Fair; Level 1 Blue Champion; Market Swine, Blue, Blue Breed: 1 old bird, Grand Champion, Blue; Age 7 - 12 Craft, State Fair, State Blake Drennan: Swine Intermediate Serena Craig: Standard Breed: Red, Red, Grand Reserve Champion, Fair, Blue, Grand Reserve Champion; Showmanship, Blue; Market Swine, 1 young Bird, Red, Red, Red, Red; State Fair; Color Photo with 3 yrs or Black & White Photo 3 yrs or less, Class Champion, Blue; Youth Inter- Potatoes - 5 red, Blue; Cucumbers - 5 less in project, Blue, Blue; Jr. Buyman- Class Champion, State Fair; Sheep mediate Showmanship, Blue; Agil- pickling, Blue; Youth Junior Show- ship Boy (7-13), Blue; Bantams: Stan- Intermediate Showmanship, Grand ity (must have shown in obedience), manship, Clue, Class Reserve Cham- dard Breed: 1 Old, Red, Blue; Poster, Champion; Market Lamb, Class Cham- State Fair, Class Reserve Champion; pion; Dairy Goat/Yearling Doe 12-24 Grand Champion; Agility (must have pion, Grand Champion; Youth Interme- Sub-Novice C-(3rd yr mem or 3rd yr mos., Class Reserve Champion, Grand shown in obedience), State Fair, Class diate Showmanship, Grand Champion, dog), Blue Reserve Champion, Grand Champion; Champion; Level 1 Notebook, State Grand Reserve Champion; Agility Brooke Drennan: Market Swine Onions - 5 yellow, Blue; Beans - 12 Fair; 10 & 11 year old food exhibit, (must have shown in obedience), Grand Class Champion, Blue; Swine Inter- green, Blue; Cucumbers - 5 slicers, State Fair; Junior Project Booth, Blue; Reserve Champion; Novice A-Mem/ mediate Showmanship, Blue Blue; Tomatoes - 10 cherry or pear, Recycle Craft, Grand Reserve Cham- Dog (some off leash), Grand Cham- Caleb Duell: Swine Intermediate Blue; Pumpkin, Blue; Peppers - 5 red pion; Intermediate - 11 to 13 years pion; Art Age 7-12 Pencil/Charcoal or Showmanship, Grand Reserve Cham- or green bell, Red; Sweet Corn - 5 ears, Showmanship, Grand Champion; 10 & Oil, Grand Champion, Blue; 10 & 11 pion; Market Swine Class Reserve Blue; Other Vegetable, Blue, Blue; 7, 8, 11 year old food exhibit, Blue; Market year old food exhibit, Blue; Ewe lamb, Champion, Grand Champion, Blue; & 9 year old food exhibit, Red; Sweet Swine, Blue; Black & White Photo Grand Champion Market Goat Class Champion Spreads, Syrups, Red; A Garment, Red; 3 yrs or less, State Fair; Sub-Novice Gentry Deeds: Market Swine, Blue, Jessi Duell: Color Photo with 3 yrs Beets - 5, Red; Sweet Spreads, Syrups, C-(3rd yr mem or 3rd yr do), Blue; Blue; Jr. Buymanship Boy (7-13), or less in project, Red, White, White, Blue; Tomato/Tomato Products, Blue; Art Age 7-12 Pencil/Charcoal or Oil, Blue, Blue; Swine Junior Showman- Blue; Black & White Photo 3 yrs or Potatoes - 5 white, White; Sub-Novice Blue; Age 7 - 12 Legos/K’Nex from kit, B (2nd yr mem or 2nd yr dog), White; Blue; Swine Intermediate Showman- Pickles & Reslishes, Blue; 7, 8, & 9 ship, Class Champion; Dried Foods year old food exhibit Blue, Blue, Blue, - 2 Kinds, Blue; Simple Garment, Congratulations on a job well done! Blue; Garden display arranged on tray Blue; An Article, Blue; Level 1, Grand or basket, Red; Rhubarb - 5 stalks, Red; Champion; Peg display of mounted Eggplant - 1, Red; Onions - 5 white, parts labeled, State Fair; Market Goat Red; Squash - 1 summer, Red; Peppers , Blue; Goat Intermediate Showman- - 5 hot, Red; Senior Doe-24-36 mos., ship, Grand Reserve Champion Class Champion; Carrots - 5, Red; Paige Cullens: Sub-Novice B (2nd Dual Purpose Pullets:-3, Blue; Tomoat- yr mem or 2nd yr dog) State Fair, Class oes - 5 red, Red; Level 1, Blue; Goat Champion; Youth Senior Showman- Junior Showmanship, Blue; Dairy Goat ship, Grand Reserve Champion; Adv. / Jr. Doe 0-6 mos., Blue; Market Goat, Or Grad. Novice-all off leash, Blue; Blue; Jr. Buymanship Girl (7-13), Blue Sheep Senior Showmanship, Blue; Clayton Cramer: Poster Grand Re- Agility (must have shown in obedi- serve Champion; Sub-Novice A (1st ence), Grand Champion; Market Lamb, yr member and dog), White; Youth Class Reserve Champion, Blue, Blue Intermediate Showmanship, Blue Kaitlyn Daise: Black & white Photo Jarek Crow: Junior Project Booth, 4-7 yrs, Class Champion, Blue, Red Grand Champion; Swine Junior Show- Blue; Color Photo with 4-7 yrs in manship, Blue; Youth Junior Show- project, Blue, Grand Champion, Red, manship, Blue, Grand Reserve Cham- State Fair; 12, 13, & 14 year old food Let our experienced personnel assist you with all your application pion; Bantams: Standard Breed: 1 Old, exhibit, Grand Champion needs. We know the area and are constantly upgrading and improving our State Fair, State Fair; An Article, Blue; Trevor Daise: Black & White Photo equipment to better serve our valued customers in Western Kansas and Poster, State Fair; Goat Junior Show- 3 yrs or less, Blue, Blue, Red; Agility Eastern Colorado. Call us today for your personal consultation. manship, Class Champion; Age 7 - 12 (must have shown in obedience), Red; Legos/K’Nex original design, Blue; Color Photo with 3 yrs or less in proj- Level 1, Blue; Jr. Buymanship Boy ect, Blue, Blue, Blue, Class Champion; Fertilizer •Herbicide•Insecticide (7-13), Blue; Market Goat, Blue; Sub- Youth Intermediate Showmanship, Novice B (2nd yr mem or 2nd yr dog), Blue; Sub-Novice C-(3rd yr mem or Red; Simple Garment, Blue; 7, 8, & 9 3rd yr dog ), Blue Simplot Grower Solutions year old food exhibit, Red, Blue; Dried Caleb Dechant: Agility (must have Foods - 2 Kinds, Blue; DC Demonstra- shown in obedience), Blue; Age 7 - 12 Locations in: tion Projects, Blue; Age 7 - 12 Legos/ Legos/K’Nex original design, Blue; Art 6415 Road 21, Goodland, Kan. 67735•785-899-5900 K’Nex from kit, Blue; Stamdard Breed: Age 7-12 Pencil/Charcoal or Oil, State 14221 Highway 385, Cheyenne Wells, Colo.•719-767-2042 1 old bird, Grand Reserve Champion, Fair; Black & White Photo 3 yrs or less, Blue, Blue, Blue, Red, Blue; Youth Ju- Red; Recycle Craft, Blue, Blue; Age 7 - 4 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, Aug. 29, 2014 4-H Competition Results less, Red; 12, 13, & 14 year old food Baleigh Frazier: Youth Junior exhibit, Blue, Blue, State Fair, Red; Showmanship, Blue; Swine Junior Swine Intermediate Showmanship, Showmanship, Blue; Art Age 7-12 Grand Champion; Goat Intermediate Pencil/Charcoal or Oil, Blue; 7, 8, & 9 Showmanship, Blue; Other Item (may year old food exhibit, Blue, Blue; Agil- enter 2), Red, Red; Market Goat, Class ity (must have shown in obedience), Reserve Champion; Market Swine, White; Recycle Craft, Blue; Simple, Class Champion, Blue Garment Blue; Level 1, Blue; Market Dawson Ensign: Goat Senior Show- Swine, Blue; Sub-Novice B (2nd yr manship, Blue; Market Swine, Blue; mem or 2nd yr dog), White; Junior Market Goat, Blue; Swine Senior - 10 years and under Showmanship, Showmanship, Class Champion Grand Champion; An Article, Blue; Jr. Emmi Ensign: Market Goat, Blue, Buymanship Girl (7-13), Red; Colored Class Reserve Champion; Black & Satin fur, Blue; Senior Doe - over 8 White Photo 3 yrs or less, State Fair, mos., State Fair Grand Champion, State Fair; Goat Rilynn Frazier: Junior - 10 years Intermediate Showmanship, Grand and under Showmanship Grand Re- Champion; Market Swine, Class Cham- serve Champion; Senior Doe - over 8 pion; Color Photo with 3 yrs or less in mos . Grand Champion; Art Age 7-12 project, Red, Blue; Swine Intermediate Pencil/Charcoal or Oil, State Fair , Showmanship, Blue Class Champion; A Garment, State Kyan Ensign: Market Goat, Class Fair; Senior Buck, over 8 mos., Grand Champion; Goat Junior Showmanship, Reserve Champion; Recycle Craft, Grand Champion; Swine Junior Show- Class Champion; 7, 8, & 9 year old manship, Blue; Market Swine, Blue food exhibit, Red, Blue; Colored Satin Hannah Eslinger: Color Photo with fur, State Fair; Market Swine, Blue; Jr. 4-7 yrs in project, State Fair, State Buymanship Girl (7-13), Red; Swine Fair; Black & White Photo with 8 Yrs, Junior Showmanship, Class Champion; Blue, Red, Red, Blue; Market Swine, An article (backpack, gab, pillow, place Blue, Class Champion; Swine Senior mat), Blue Showmanship, Class Reserve Cham- Layne Goodwin: Bareback Equita- pion; Goat Senior Showmanship, Class tion, Blue; English Equitation, Blue; Reserve Champion; Market Goat, Blue Western Pleasure, Blue; Versatility, Walker Eslinger: Swine Junior Blue, Grand Champion; Senior Show- Showmanship, Blue; Market Goat, manship Showmanship, Grand Re- Class Reserve Champion; Goat Junior serve Champion; Market Swine, Class Showmanship, Blue; Market Swine, Reserve Champion, Blue, Blue, Blue; Blue Bantams: Standard Breed 1 Young Makayla Fitzgibbons: Recycle ,White, Red, Blue, State Fair, Red; Craft, Blue, Blue; Bantams: Standard Senior - 14 years & older Showman- Breed 1 Young, Grand Champion, ship, Grand Reserve Champion; Rein- Blue; Squash - 1 summer, Red; 15 - 18 ing, Blue; Stock Senior Mares, State year old food exhibit, Blue, Blue, Blue; Fair, Grand Champion; Swine Senior Swine Senior Showmanship, Blue; Showmanship, Grand Champion; Beef Age 13 - 19 Craft, Blue, Blue; Market Senior Showmanship, Grand Reserve Swine, Red, Red; Ducks: 1 bird, Grand Champion; Breeding Heifer, Grand Reserve Champion, Grand Champion; Champion; Versatility, Red; Flags, Beef Senior Showmanship, Blue; Dual Blue; English Pleasure, Blue; Trail, Purpose Pullets: 3, Grand Champion; Blue; Western Horsemanship, Red; Stamdard Breed: 1 old bird, Blue; Mar- Hunter Over Fences, Red; Versatility, This chicken was one of several entries in the Poultry Show at the fair. ket Steer, Blue Blue; Market Steer, Blue; Pole Bend- Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News
Congratulations to all 4-H participants!
Goodland, KS • (785) 899-3681 • www.frontieraginc.com The Goodland Star-News / Friday, Aug. 29, 2014 5 4-H Competition Results ing, Red; Barrel Racing, Red Class Champion; Market Goat, Blue; Market Steer, Grand Champion; Fruits Swine Intermediate Showmanship, Preston Helderman: Market Swine, Peppers - 5 red or green bell, Red; Jr. & Juices ,Grand Champion; Beans - 12 Blue; Colored Satin fur, Red Class Reserve Champion; Swine Junior Buymanship Boy (7-13), Grand Cham- green, Blue; Tomatoes - 10 cherry or Nash Jarrett Market Swine Class Showmanship, Blue pion, Blue; Perennial Garden Flower, pear, Blue; Onions - 5 yellow, State Reserve Champion, Blue; Swine Se- Josie Hill: Market Swine, Blue, cut, sngl stm (l), Red; Annual Garden Fair; Jr. Buymanship Girl (7-13), Blue, nior Showmanship, Blue; Market Goat, Blue, Blue; Simple Garment, Blue; 7, Flower, cut, single stem (l), Blue Blue, Blue; Tomoatoes - 5 red, Blue; Potatoes Blue; Goat Senior, Blue 8, & 9 year old educational exhibit, Red, Red, Red, State Fair; Potatoes - 5 - 5 white, Red; Squash - 1 summer, Christina Jefferson: Sweet Spreads, Blue; 7, 8, & 9 year old food exhibit, white, Red; Swine Senior Showman- State Fair, Grand Reserve Champion; Syrups, Blue; 12, 13, & 14 year old Grand Champion, Blue, Blue, Blue; Jr. ship, Class Reserve Champion; 10 & 11 Other Vegetable, Red; Onions - 5 educational exhibit, Blue; Tomoat- Buymanship Girl (7-13), Red; Swine year old food exhibit, Blue; Int. Rocket white, Blue; Tomato/Tomato Products, oes - 5 red, Red; Eggplant - 1, Red; Junior Showmanship, Blue made from a kit, Red; Tomoatoes - 5 Blue; Pumpkin, Blue Squash - 1 winter, Red; 12, 13, & 14 Cody Hooker: Swine Senior Show- red, Red Rhett Ihrig: Onions - 5 white, Grand year old decorated food item, Blue; manship, Class Reserve Champion; Ryley Humrich: Market Swine, Reserve Champion; Notebook about Turnips - 5, Red; Tomatoes - 10 cherry Goat Senior Showmanship, Blue; 15 Blue, Class Reserve Champion, Class Wildlife project, State Fair; Tomatoes or pear, Red; Onions - 5 white, Red; - 18 year old food exhibit, Blue, State Reserve Champion, Class Champion; - 10 cherry or pear, Red; Potatoes - 5 Peas - 12, Red; Jr. Buymanship Girl (7- Fair, State Fair, State Fair, State Fair; Market Lamb Blue, Class Reserve red, Red; Onions - 5 yellow, Blue; 13,) Blue, Blue; Black & White Photo Market Goat, Blue; 10 and older Food Champion; Swine Junior Showman- Beans - 12 green, Red; Tomoatoes 3 yrs or less, State Fair, State Fair, Gift Pack, Blue; Age 13 - 19 Craft, ship, Grand Champion; Sheep Junior - 5 red, Blue; Beef Junior Showman- State Fair State Fair; Dried Foods - 2 Blue; Market Swine, Class Champion Showmanship, Grand Reserve Cham- ship, Grand Champion; Market Steer, Kinds, Blue; Pickles & Reslishes, Blue; Truman Hooker :10 & 11 year old pion Grand Reserve Champion; Potatoes Okra - 5, Red; Swine Intermediate food exhibit, State Fair, State Fair, State Ella Ihrig: Potatoes - 5 red, Red; - 5 white, Red; Squash - 1 summer, Showmanship, Blue; Strawberries - 12, Fair, Blue; Swine Intermediate Show- Beef Intermediate Showmanship, Blue; Pumpkin, Blue; Other Vegetable, Red; Radishes - red - 5, Red; Market manship, Class Reserve Champion; Grand Reserve Champion; Cucumbers Blue; Onions - 5 red, Blue; Other WW Swine, Blue, Blue; Carrots - 5, Red; Color Photo with 3 yrs or less in proj- - 5 pickling, Blue; Squash - 1 winter, articles, Blue; Cucumbers - 5 slicers, Peppers - 5 hot, Blue; Squash - 1 sum- ect, State Fair, Blue, Blue, State Fair; Blue; Onions - 5 red, Blue; Color Photo Red; Age 7 - 12 Legos/K’Nex from mer, Blue; Beets - 5, Blue; Beans - 12 Poster, Blue; Beans - 12 green, Blue; with 3 yrs or less in project State Fair, kit, Blue; Jr. Buymanship Boy (7-13), green, Blue; Peppers - 5 red or green 10 and older Food Gift Pack Grand State Fair, Class Champion, Blue, Blue; Grand Reserve Champion; Squash - 1 bell, Blue; Rhubarb - 5 stalks, Blue; Champion; 12, 13, & 14 year old food Sweet Spreads, Syrups Blue; Low Acid winter, Blue Cabbage - 1, Blue; Onions - 5 yellow, exhibit, Grand Reserve Champion; Age Vegetables (green beans, corn, et) Red; Keyly Jarrett: Junior - 10 years and Blue; Color Photo with 3 yrs or less 7 - 12 Craft, State Fair; Cucumbers - 5 Black & White Photo 3 yrs or less under Showmanship, Blue; Market in project, Blue, State Fair, Blue; 12, pickling, Red; Age 7 - 12 Craft, Blue, State Fair, State Fair, State Fair, Blue; Swine, Blue, Blue; Senior Buck, over 13, & 14 year old food exhibit, State Blue, Blue; Grass - 3 stems, Blue; Poster, Grand Reserve Champion, 8 mos., Blue; Market Goat, Blue; Goat Fair, State Fair, Blue, Blue, Blue; 10 Goat Intermediate Showmanship, Blue; Pickles & Reslishes, Blue, Blue; Intermediate Showmanship, Blue; and older Food Gift Pack, State Fair; Thanks for a great time at the 2014 Fair!
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1402 Main Avenue, Goodland ADM/Northern Sun Phone: 785-899-3689 (785) 899-6500 • Road 14, Goodland 6 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, Aug. 29, 2014 4-H Competition Results Senior Regis/Non Regis Cat, State Fair, ship Girl (7-13), Blue, Red; Carrots - 5, Int. Rocket made from a kit, Grand Re- Article (See #4447), Grand Champion; Class Reserve Champion; Other Veg- Red; Other Vegetable, Red, Red, Blue; serve Champion; Embroidery, Grand Junior Project Booth Grand Reserve etable, Blue, Red, Red; Cucumbers - 5 Squash - 1 summer, Red Champion; Level II, Grand Reserve Champion; Sheep Intermediate Show- slicers, Grand Champion; Onions - 5 Taitem Ketter: Goat Intermediate Champion manship, Blue; 10 & 11 year old food green, Blue Showmanship, Blue; Market Swine, Strid Loudon Market Swine, Class exhibit, State Fair, State Fair; Color Kelly Jefferson: Onions - 5 yellow, Blue; Market Goat, Blue; Swine Inter- Champion, Blue; Jr. Buymanship Boy Photo with 3 yrs or less in project Blue, Red; Peppers - 5 hot, Red; Cucumbers mediate Showmanship, Blue (7-13), Blue, Blue; Swine Junior Show- Blue, State Fair, Blue; Goat Intermedi- - 5 slicers, Red, Red; Black & White Tori Ketter: Goat Intermediate manship, Class Reserve Champion ate Showmanship, Blue; Market Swine, Photo 3 yrs or less, State Fair, Blue; Showmanship, Blue; Market Swine, Dani Mangus Color Photo with Red, Blue; Junior Doe-0-6mos. Class Turnips - 5, State Fair; Beans - 12 Blue; Swine Junior Showmanship, 4-7 yrs in project, Blue, Red, Red, Reserv Class Reserv green, Red; Tomatoes - 10 cherry or Blue; Market Goat, Blue State Fair; Black & white Photo 4-7 Jonah McClung: Black & White pear, Red; Onions - 5 white, Red; Rhu- D.J. Knox: Market Swine, Blue, yrs, Blue, State Fair Class Reserve Photo 3 yrs or less, State Fair, Blue; barb - 5 stalks, Blue; Squash - 1 winter, Blue; Swine Intermediate Showman- Champion, Blue, Blue; Market Goat, Age 13 - 19 Craft, State Fair, State Fair; Red; Swine Intermediate Showman- ship, Blue Class Champion, Class Champion, Color Photo with 3 yrs or less in proj- ship, Blue; Cabbage - 1, Blue; Okra - 5, Jarod Lake: Art Ages 13-19 Pencil/ Grand Champion; Goat Senior Show- ect State Fair, State Fair, Blue, Blue; Blue; Tomoatoes - 5 red, Blue; Peppers Charcoal or Oil, Blue, Grand Cham- manship, Grand Reserve Champion; Recycle Craft, State Fair, Blue; Senior - 5 red or green bell, Blue; Onions - 5 pion, Grand Reserve Champion, State Sr. Buymanship Girl (14-18), Grand Project Booth, State Fair; 15 - 18 year red, Blue; Beets - 5, Blue; Market Fair Champion, Grand Reserve Champion old food exhibit, State Fair, Blue; Swine Blue; Color Photo with 3 yrs or Brooke Lockhart: Counted Cross Market Lamb, Blue, Blue; Sr. Buy- less in project ,Blue, Red, State Fair; Stitch, Grand Champion; Senior - Ad- Ashtin McClung 10 & 11 year old manship Boy (14-18), Grand Reserve Sweet Spreads, Syrups, Blue; Pickles vanced - beyond third year in, Grand food exhibit, State Fair, State Fair, Champion, Grand Champion; Youth & Reslishes, Grand Reserve Champi- Reserve Champion; Garment (Jacket, Blue; Age 7 - 12 Craft, Blue, Blue, Senior Showmanship, Grand Cham- on; 10 and older Food Gift Pack ,Grand dress, etc.), Red; Age 13 - 19 Craft, State Fair; Recycle Craft , Blue, Blue, pion; Sheep Senior Showmanship, Reserve Champion; 10 & 11 year old Blue; Level IV, Grand Champion State Fair; Youth Intermediate, State Blue; Market Swine, Red, Red; Goat food exhibit, Blue; Eggplant - 1, Grand Kerrek Lockhart: Art Age 7-12 Fair; Sub-Novice C-(3rd yr mem or Senior Showmanship, Blue; Swine Se- Champion; 10 & 11 yr old educational Pencil/Charcoal or Oil, Class Cham- 3rd yr dog), Blue; Agility (must have nior Showmanship, Blue; Market Goat exhibit, Red; Radishes - red - 5, Red; 10 pion; Jr. Rocket made from a kit, Grand shown in obedience), Blue; Market Blue; Market Steer Blue; Beef Senior & 11 year old food exhibit, Blue, Grand Champion; Recycle Craft, Blue; Age Goat, Grand Reserve Champion, Blue; Showmanship, Blue; Novice B-Exper. Champion, Blue, State Fair; Dried 7 - 12 Legos/K’Nex from kit, Class Jr. Buymanship Girl (7-13), Blue, Dog/mem was in Novice, White Foods - 2 Kinds, Blue; Junior Regis/ Champion Blue; Black & White Photo 3 yrs or Gantzen Miller: Age 7 - 12 Legos/ Non Regis Cat, Blue; Black & White Rebecca Lockhart: Age 7 - 12 less, Red; Market Lamb, Blue; Swine K’Nex original design, Blue; Age 7 - 12 Photo 3 yrs or less, Red; Jr. Buyman- Craft, Blue; A Garment, Blue, Blue; Intermediate Showmanship, Blue; An Legos/K’Nex from kit, Blue
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1632 Main Avenue, Goodland • 785-890-3639 • (800) 356-1130 Highway 27, Goodland (785) 899-5601 www.scoular.com/goodland The Goodland Star-News / Friday, Aug. 29, 2014 7 4-H Competition Results Gerell Miller: Other WW articles, pion; Level 1 Notebook, Red; Pole Grand Champion, Blue; Market Steer, Bending, Blue; Youth Junior Show- Class Champion manship, Blue; Juniow Showmanship Sianna Miller: Color Photo with 3 Showmanship, Grand Champion; Ewe yrs or less in project, State Fair, Red, lamb, Grand Reserve Champion Blue, Blue; Age 13 - 19 Craft, Blue, Jamie Nemechek: English Pleasure, Blue; Age 13 - 19 Legos/K”Nex from Blue; Senior Showmanship Showman- kit, Blue; Black & White Photo 3 yrs ship, Grand Champion; Pole Bending, or less, Blue, Blue Blue; Barrel Racing, Blue; An article Cassidy Mitchek: Goat Intermedi- (backpack, gab, pillow, place ma), ate Showmanship, Blue; Market Goat Grand Champion; Western Horseman- Class Reserve Champion, Class Re- ship, Blue; Western Pleasure, Blue; serve Champion Flags, Blue; English Equitation, Red; Demi Mitchek: Market Swine, Blue, Bareback Equitation, White; Hunter Red; Jr. Buymanship Girl (7-13), Grand Over Fences, Red; Market Lamb, Class Champion, Blue; Swine Intermediate Reserve Champion, Class Champion; Showmanship, Blue Reining, Red; 15 - 18 year old food Jaxi Mitchek: Jr. Buymanship Girl exhibit, Blue; Sheep Senior Showman- (7-13), Blue, Red; Market Swine, Blue; ship, Grand Champion; Trail, Red; Swine Junior Showmanship, Blue Ewe lamb, Blue Sarah Myers: Simple Garment, Matthew Nemechek: Pole Bending, Blue; Level 1 Notebook, Blue; Applied White; Trail, Blue; Western Horseman- (Jr.7-12) Red,Red ship, Blue; Bareback Equitation, Blue; Sarah Nemecheck: Sheep Junior Western Pleasure, Blue; 10 & 11 year Showmanship, Blue; Market Lamb, old food exhibit, State Fair; Sheep Blue; Flags, Blue; Hunter Over Fences, Intermediate Showmanship, Blue; Blue; Trail, Blue; Sub-Novice A (1st Flags, White; Barrel Racing, Red; yr member and dog), White; Western Hunter Over Fences, Red; Intermedi- Pleasure, Blue; An Article, Grand ate Showmanship Showmanship Grand Reserve Champion; Age 7 - 12 Craft, Champion; Market Lamb, Blue Grand Champion; 7, 8, & 9 year old Parker Nemechek: Flags, Blue; Contesetants made sure their goats’ legs were in the perfect position as the Goat food exhibit, Grand Reserve Cham- Market Lamb, Class Champion; Trail, Show judge examined each animal. Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News
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Sherman County Community Services, Inc. (Home Owned Carnival Group) would like to say THANK YOU to all the businesses, volunteers and patrons that helped make this year’s fair and home-owned carnival a success!
Without the support of our community, such an event would not be possible! For all your ag loans, see Jessica Vaughn, Vice President of Credit on Mondays and Wednesdays from 10 to 2 at: Hope everyone enjoyed the Fair! Vignery & Mason, LLC Come on in and check out the new WingStreet 214 East 10th Goodland Wings! With so many di erent avors, you’re
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1-800-657-6048 www.fcwk.com Business hours: Sunday-Thursday: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. • Friday and Saturday: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. 1803 Cherry Avenue, Goodland, KS 67735 • PHONE: (785) 8899-3661 8 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, Aug. 29, 2014 4-H Competition Results Pets, Blue; Swine Senior Showman- Market Swine, Red, Class Reserve ship, Blue; Market Steer, Blue; Market Champion; Goat Senior Showmanship, Swine, Class Reserve Champion, Blue Blue; Market Goat, Blue, Blue; Poster. Blue; Beef Senior Showmanship, Blue Grand Champion; Age 13 - 19 Craft Brayden Smith: Jr. Buymanship .Grand Champion Girl (7-13) Showmanship, Grand Sierra Vandiver: Cantaloupe - 1, Champion; Stamdard Breed: 1 old State Fair; Goat Intermediate Show- bird, Blue; Market Swine, Blue; Swine manship, Class Reserve Champion; Junior Showmanship, Blue; Stamdard Market Goat, Blue, Class Champion; Breed: 1 old bird Blue, State Fair, State Market Swine, Red, Blue; Onions - 5 Fair; Poster, White, White; Junior Re- yellow, Blue; Onions - 5 red, Red; To- gis/Non Regis Cat, State Fair, Class matoes - 10 cherry or pear, Red; 12, 13, Reserve Champion & 14 year old food exhibit, State Fair, Joshua Smith: Market Swine, Blue; Blue, Blue, Grand Reserve Champion; Market Goat, Blue; Goat Intermediate Squash - 1 summer, Red; Junior Regis/ Showmanship, Blue; Swine Intermedi- Non Regis Cat, Grand Champion; 12, ate Showmanship, Blue 13, & 14 year old educational exhibit, Makaylynn Spresser: Market Goat, Blue; Recycle Craft, Blue; Age 7 - 12 Blue; Swine Junior Showmanship, Craft, Blue, Blue; Swine Intermedi- Class Reserve Champion; Goat Junior ate Showmanship, Blue; Potatoes - 5 Showmanship, Blue; Market Swine, white, State Fair Blue Dayne Webring: Market Swine, Maverick Spresser Market Swine, Class Champion, Class Reserve Cham- Blue; Goat Junior Showmanship, pion, Blue; Color Photo with 3 yrs Blue; Market Goat, Blue; Swine Junior or less in project Red, Blue, Red, Showmanship, Blue Blue; Recycle Craft, Grand Champion; Saige Vandiver: Recycle Craft, Swine Senior Showmanship, Blue; Age Sierra Vandiver was questioned about her cat during the Cat Show, held at Wheat Blue; Art Ages 13-19 Pencil/Charcoal 13 - 19 Craft Grand Reserve Champion Ridge Acres. Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News or Oil, Red; Color Photo with 4-7 yrs Zach Werner: Color Photo with 3 in project, Red, Blue; Black & white yrs or less in project ,Blue, State Fair, Red; Pole Bending, Blue; Barrel Rac- Champion Photo 4-7 yrs, Blue, Blue; Swine Se- Blue, Red ing, Blue; Sheep Intermediate Show- Landon Reicks: Household Furni- nior Showmanship, Class Champion; Ella Wolf: Market Swine, Red; manship, Blue; Bareback Equitation, ture, Grand Reserve Champion Blue; Western Pleasure, Blue; Western Grace Riedesel Sub-Novice A (1st Horsemanship, Blue yr member and dog), White; Age 7 - Aaron Owens: An Article, Blue; 12 Legos/K’Nex from kit, Blue Blue; The 4-H Council wishes to THANK Simple Garment, Blue; Level 1 Note- Youth Junior Showmanship, Blue; An book, Blue; Perennial Garden Flower, Article, Red; Simple Garment, Blue; the following livestock buyers! cut, sngl stm (l), Blue, Red, Red, Red, Age 7 - 12 Craft Blue, Blue Red, Red, Red, State Fair, State Fair, Natalie Salmans: Senior Doe - State Fair, State Fair, Blue, Blue, Grand over 8 mos., Red, Red; Age 7 - 12 Ag Power, Inc Johnson Family Trust Reserve Champion, Blue; A Painter’s Legos/K’Nex from kit, Blue; Colored American Implement Keith & Judy Coon Palette, Red; Annual Garden Flower, Satin fur, Blue; Household Furniture, BankWest of Kansas Liquid Fertilizer cut, single stem (l), Red, Red, Red, Blue, Red; Junior - 10 years and under Barbara Mosbarger Lobo Production Red, Red, State Fair, State Fair, Blue, Showmanship, Blue Bateman Funeral Home Lynn Stover Blue, Blue, Blue, Red, Red, Blue, Nathaniel Salmans Swine Junior Cowan Bier Goats Mark Swayne Grand Champion; Cabbage - 1, Red; Showmanship, Blue; Market Swine, Crop Production Services Medical Art Pharmacy 7, 8, & 9 year old food exhibit, Blue, Blue; Age 7 - 12 Legos/K’Nex from Dan Brenner Ford Mitchek Farms Blue, Blue, Red; Squash - 1 summer, kit, Blue Donelan Jewelry Oakley Chemical Red; House Plant - 1, Red; Rhubarb - Nicole Sederstrom: Hunter Over Edward Jones Peoples State Bank 5 stalks, Red; Onions - 5 white, Red; Fences, Blue; Pole Bending, Blue; Eklund Insurance Pioneer Seed Solutions Cucumbers - 5 slicers, Blue; Other - 1 Senior Showmanship Showmanship, Farm Credit Robin Deeds stem, State Fair; Beets - 5, Blue; On- Blue; Reining, Blue; Western Pleasure, Finley Motors Schilling Cattle ions - 5 yellow, Blue; 7, 8, & 9 year old Red; English Equitation, Blue; English First Insurance Schlosser Concrete educational exhibit, Blue; Beans - 12 Pleasure, Blue; Trail, Blue; Bareback Fitz Meats Scoular wax, Blue; Grass - 3 stems, Blue; Art Equitation, Blue; Western Horseman- Frontier Ag Seven C Farm Age 7-12 Pencil/Charcoal or Oil, Blue; ship, Red Heartland Animal Hospital Short & Son Age 7 - 12 Craft, Blue; Recycle Craft, Peri Sieck: Market Swine, Blue; Helena Chemical Simplot Blue; Other fruit, Blue; Cactus, Blue; Market Steer, Class Reserve Cham- Insurance Agency Terry & Shari Taylor To A Dear Teacher, Blue; Peppers - 5 pion; Swine Intermediate Showman- JDC Farms Truck & Tractor hot, Red; Cucumbers - 5 pickling, Red; ship, Blue; Junior Aquarium Pets, Jeff & Jill Deeds Western State Bank Lettuce - leaf - in water, Red; Canta- Grand Champion; Beef Intermediate Jim & Darla Mosbarger Yost Farm Supply loupe - 1, Red; Carrots - 5, Red; Snow Showmanship, Blue - on - the - Mountain - 1 stem, Blue Peyton Sieck: Beef Senior Show- Words cannot express our appreciation to the fair board members, Jared Quain: Market Goat, Blue; manship, Blue; Market Swine, Blue, Age 7 - 12 Legos/K’Nex from kit, Blue; Swine Senior Showmanship, superintendents, 4-H Community Leaders and Project Leaders who Blue; Goat Intermediate Showman- Blue; Market Steer Class Reserve spend many hours working to make the fair a good educational experi- ship, Grand Reserve Champion; Swine Champion; Senior Hand Pet, Grand ence. They are truly dedicated to making the best better for the young Junior Showmanship, Grand Reserve Reserve Champion people in this community. Champion; Market Swine, Class Powell Sieck: Senior Aquarium The Goodland Star-News / Friday, Aug. 29, 2014 9 4-H Competition Results Swine Junior Showmanship, Blue; Ethan Wolf: Market Swine, Red; Champion; Ewe lamb, Blue; Swine Se- Champion; Western Horsemanship, Simple Garment, State Fair Swine Intermediate Showmanship, nior Showmanship, Blue; Pole Bend- Blue; Market Lamb Class Reserve Emily Wolf: Swine Intermediate Blue ing, Red; Junior Doe-0-6mos., Grand ChampionClass Reserve Champion, Showmanship, Blue; Market Swine, Kate Zelfer: Sheep Senior Show- Champion; Market Swine, Blue, Blue; Class Reserve Champion, Blue; Flags, Red; Emily Wolf Simple Garment, manship, Grand Reserve Champion; Western Pleasure, Blue; Trail, Blue; Blue; Barrel Racing, Blue State Fair Market Goat, Blue, Blue, Class Reserve Goat Senior Showmanship, Grand Open Class Competition Results Ben Baird Broccoli-1 head, White Novice A, Blue Blue Elly Evert: Potatoes- 5 white, Blue; Onions- Kathy Baird: Squash-1 yellow crookneck, Jean Cech: Annual Garden Flower, cut Suri Dorn: Crafts, Blue; Container Garden- white, 5, White; Squash-1 green zucchini, White; Tomatoes-10 red cherry, White; Cab- specimen, sing, Blue, Red, Blue, Blue; Grass-3 ing, Red; Crafts Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Grand White bage-1 head, Blue; Beans-10 purple, White; stems, Blue; Perennial Garden Flower, cut Reserve Champion, Blue Heather Evert: Potatoes- 5 white, White; Broccoli-1 head, Red specimen, si, Blue, Red, Blue; Tomatoes-4th of Aaron Doyle: Crafts Blue, Grand Champion Okra-5, Blue, Blue; Squash-1 green zucchini, Rachel Bakheiser: Needlework-Knitting July-3 red, White; Carrots-5, Blue; Hibiscus- Bryan Doyle: Crafts, Blue Blue; Cucumbers-5 picklers, Red Blue, Grand Champion, Knitting Blue, Blue Perennial-1 flower, Red; Rhubarb-3 stalks, Caleb Duell: Annual Garden Flower, cut Krista Evert Potatoes- 5 white, Red Grand Reserve Champion Red; Other Vegetable, Blue, Grand Reserve specimen, sing ,White, White; Sewing-Misc., Brylie Fenner: Art, Blue Grand Champion; Julie Bautista: Needlework-Misc., Red; Art Champion; Herbs-resh, selection of 3 in wa- White Crafts, Blue Blue, Blue, Red, Red, Red; Crafts, Blue ter, labeled, Blue; Garden Display-7 different Colleen Duell: Cakes-(no frosting) foam, Jazlyn Fenner: Crafts, Blue Matthew Berls :Cloverbuds Blue veg displayed, Blue; Tomatoes-10 red cherry, pound, bundt, Red; Needlework-Cross Stitch, Josh Finger: Lawn Furniture, Blue; Other Randy Berls: Tomatoes-4th of July-3 red, Blue, Grand Champion; Squash-1 yellow Blue, Class Champion; Yeast Breads-Yeast woodwork articles, Blue, Blue Red crookneck, Red Specialty (cinn., tea ri), Blue Sharon Finley: Needlework-Crochet, Blue, Halle Bhend: Crafts, Blue, Red, Blue, Blue; Eve Cole: Art, Blue, Grand Reserve Cham- Jessi Duell: Sewing-Misc., Red; Annual Grand Reserve Champion Legos Blue, Grand Reserve Champion; Car- pion; Crafts, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue Garden Flower, cut specimen, sing, Red, Colleen Gattshall Needlework-Knitting, rots-5, Red; Squash-1 hubbard, Red; Art, Red Kya Conger: Cloverbuds, Blue Blue; Other woodwork articles, Red, Grand Blue, Blue, Red Tricia Bhend Rhubarb-3 stalks, White Trent Coon: Rocket made from kit-include Champion Linnea Gattshall: Bucket Calf (Junior Clifford Bostwick: Food Preservation- plans, Blue, Grand Reserve Champion Steve Duell: Wheat Show, Blue Youth 12 and under), Blue; Standard Breeds; Fruits-Applesauce, Red Garin Cooper: Dog-Obedience Class-Sub Joseph Eli: Art Blue, Blue, Red, Blue, One Old bird of either sex, Blue, Red; Reg- Joy Boyington: Art Blue, Blue, Blue, Grand Novice C, Red; Dog Agility I, Blue Red, Red istered-Non-Registered Cat, Blue, Grand Reserve Champio JaNan Cooper: Dog Agility I, Blue Nicole Eli: Art, Red, Red, Red; Crafts, Blue, Champion; Standard Breeds; Bantams-Old, Aaron Briar: Crafts, Red, Blue, Red, Blue, Audrey Coumerilh: Art, Blue Grand Champion, Blue Blue; Cloverbuds, Blue; Dual Purpose Pullets, Blue; Art, Red, Red, Blue, Blue; Legos, Red, Ben Coumerilh Art, Red Jackson Emig: Crafts, Blue; Annual Gar- Pen of 3, Blue, Grand Champion Red, Blue Kaitlyn Coumerilh: Color Photographs den Flower, cut specimen, sing, Blue; Grass-3 Chayton Goodwin: Legos, Red, Blue, Blue, Rachel Briar: Ceramics, Blue Grand Cham- Blue ,Grand Champion, Blue, Red; Art Blue, stems, Blue; Perennial Garden Flower, cut Blue; Horse-Flags, Blue; Standard Breeds; pion; Crafts, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Grand Champion specimen, si, Red One Young bird of either, Red, Blue, Blue; Blue, Blue, Blue; Art, Blue, Red, Red Jesse Craft: Crops-Field Corn 6 stalks, Red Marcia Emig: Annual Garden Flower, cut Horse-Performance Class-Trail, Blue; Standard Terry Bussen: Crafts, Blue, Blue; Lawn Serena Craig: Walnuts-10 black, Blue; specimen, sing, Blue, Blue; Perennial Garden Breeds; Bantams-Old, Blue, Grand Reserve Furniture Red Grand Reserve Champion, Blue Herbs-resh, selection of 3 in water, labeled, Flower, cut specimen, si, Blue, Blue, Grand Champion, Red; Turkey, all breeds; one bird Amanda Butler: Grapes-1 bunch, Red; An- Red Reserve Champion; Succulent, Blue; Grass-3 of either sex, Blue, Grand Reserve Champion; nual Garden Flower, cut specimen, sing, Red Danica Dautel: Crafts, Red; Perennial stems, Red Cloverbuds, Blue; Crafts, Red Mary Butler: Onions-green, 5 ,Blue; Garden Flower, cut specimen, si, Blue, Grand Richard Emig: Perennial Garden Flower, Mellanie Goodwin: Horse-Flags, Blue; Grapes-1 bunch, Blue; Perennial Garden Reserve Champion, Red; Beans-10 wax, Red; cut specimen, si, Blue, Red; Annual Garden Horse-Halter Class-Stock Senior Geldings, Flower, cut specimen, si, White, White; To- Squash-1 acorn, Blue; Other Vegetable, Red Flower, cut specimen, sing, Blue ,Grand Blue; Horse-Performance Class-Trail, Blue matoes-10 green cherry, Blue; Tomatoes-4th Dexter Dautel: Crafts, Red; Squash-1 acorn, Champion Steven Guenther: Art, Blue of July-3 red, Blue; Beans-10 wax, Blue; Red; Squash-1 yellow straightneckk White; Hazel Estes: Food Preservation-Pick- Carol Guyer: Yeast Breads-Yeast Rolls Beans-10 purple, Blue; Annual Garden Flower, Perennial Garden Flower, cut specimen, si Red, les-Beets, pickled, Blue; Pie, Blue; Food (white, wheat, gr), Blue, Grand Reserve Cham- cut specimen, sing, Red, Blue, White; Water- White; Beans-10 green, White Preservation-Veg-Corn, White; Food Preser- pion; Cactus, Blue; Cookies,- Red melon-1, Blue; Other Vegetable, Blue Ron Dautel: Peppers-Jalapeno, 5, Blue; vation-Veg-Tomatoes, Red; Food Preserva- Joni Guyer: Quick Breads-Biscuits, Blue Kenzie Carter: Dog-Obedience Class-Sub Peppers-Banana, 3, Red; Squash-1 butternut, tion-Relish-Salsa, Red; Food Preservation- Dion Hall: Cloverbuds, Blue Novice A, White Red; Peas-Snow Pods, 10, Blue; Peppers-green Pickles-Watermelon, Red; Squash-1 yellow Gabrielle Hammer: Dog-Obedience Class- Ryler Carter: Dog-Obedience Class-Sub yellow, or red bell, 3, Red; Other Vegetable, straightneck, Blue Novice A, Red
Way To Go, 4H Kids! We are proud! Thank you for a GREAT 2014 Fair! Circle D Trailers Jack Eklund Mike and Glenda Cochran • 2702 Road 64 • (785) 899-0096 • (785) 899-6268 1628 Caldwell, Goodland www.cochranfarmsupply.com [email protected] 1-866-291-9164 10 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, Aug. 29, 2014 Open Class Competition Results Garry Hanson: Household Furniture, Red, Lyndee Ihrig: Annual Garden Flower, cut Don Keith: Crafts, Blue Rylea Martin: Crafts, Blue; Art, Blue, Blue, Blue, Grand Reserve Champion specimen, sing, White; Quick Breads-Muffins Echo Kirkham: Dog-Obedience Class- Grand Champion Marilyn Hanson: Art, Red, Red, Blue, Red, (5) ( any flavor), Blue; Cookies-Brownies or Novice A, Blue Laura McClung :Dog-Obedience Class- Blue, Red, Blue, Blue Bar, Blue Diane Krayca: Onions-white, 5, Red; Sub Novice A, Red Annie Heggie: Squash-1 yellow crookneck, James Isham: Legos, Blue Beans-10 green, Blue; Perennial Garden Lexus McCord: Crafts, Blue, Blue; Color Blue; Cucumbers-5 slicer, regular or burpless, Monica Jefferson: Food Preservation- Flower, cut specimen, si, White Photographs, Red, Grand Reserve Champion, White; Sweet corn-5 ears, Blue Misc.-Tomato Juice, Red; Peppers-Anaheim, Heidi Lengel: Dog-Obedience Class-Novice White, White, White, Red; Art, Blue, Grand Tonya Heinrich: Sewing-Clothing Item, 5, Red; Squash-1 other winter, Blue; Yeast A, Blue; Dog-Obedience Class-Sub Novice B, Reserve Champion, Blue, Red; Black & White Blue Breads-Yeast Rolls (white, wheat, gr), Red; Blue, Blue Photography, White, Red, White Cody Hooker: Perennial Garden Flower, Cabbage-1 head, Red; Onions-Yellow, 5, Cole Linton: Squash-1 yellow zuccini, Blue Bob McKnight: Crafts Blue, Blue cut specimen, si, Blue; Cookies-Brownies or Blue; Food Preservation-Relish-Cucumber, Lauren Linton: Squash-1 yellow zuccini, Brittney Medrano: Black & White Photog- Bar, Red Red; Food Preservation-Fruits-Pears, Blue; Red raphy, White, Red, Blue Janice Hooker: Needlework-Rugs, Red; Food Preservation-Veg-Carrots, Red; Food Kearek Lockhart: Rocket made from kit- Marty Melia: Peppers-Anaheim, 5, Blue; Annual Garden Flower, cut specimen, sing, Preservation-Misc.-Other misc., Red; Food include plans, Blue, Grand Champion Eggplant-1, Blue; Tomatoes-10 red cherry, Red; Needlework-Other, Red; Needlework- Preservation-Veg-Beans-green, Blue; Yeast McKayla Mallory: Art, Red, Red, Red, Red; Peppers-green yellow, or red bell, 3, Blue; Quilt, Red; Sewing-Other item not listed, Red; Breads-White, whole wheat, sourdo, Blue; Red, Red, Red, Blue, Grand Reserve Cham- Squash-1 spaghetti, Blue; Peppers-Jalapeno, 5, Dehydrated Foods-Meat, jerky, Blue; Sewing- Beans-10 green, Red; Turnips-5, Blue; Food pion; Cookies, Red; Crafts Blue, Blue, Blue, Red; Onions-Yellow, 5, Red; Peppers-Other Misc., Blue Preservation-Fruits-Peaches, Blue; Onions-red, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Red; Cookies- hot, 5, Red; Squash-1 yellow zuccini, White; Karen Hooker: Cookies-Brownies or Bar, 5, Blue; Yeast Breads-Yeast Specialty (cinn., Brownies or Bar, White; Needlework-Crochet, Herbs-resh, selection of 3 in water, labeled, Blue;Yeast Breads-Yeast Rolls (white, wheat, tea ri), Red; Beets-5, Blue; Food Preservation- Red; Quick Breads-Muffins (5) ( any flavor) White; Onions-white, 5, Blue; Beets-5, Red gr), White Pickles-Okra, Blue; Peas-Sugar Snap, 10, Blue; White, White; Hand Pet, Blue, Class Reserve Jayne Melstrom: Crafts Blue, Blue; Blue Truman Hooker: Color Photographs. Red Food Preservation-Pickles-Dill, White; Food Champion Grand Reserve Champion, Blue, Blue, Blue, Amy Hoppe: Sewing-Clothing Item, Blue Preservation-Pickles-Beets, pickled, White; Michael Mallory: Dog-Obedience Class- Blue Toni Hoss: Succulent, Red Food Preservation-Veg-Beets, Blue; Food Pres- Sub Novice A, Blue; Crafts, Blue, Red, Blue, Mike Mersch: Other woodwork articles, Treighton Hoss: Succulent, Blue; Crafts, ervation-Veg-Sauerkraut, Blue; Squash-1 green Blue, Blue, Blue; Hand Pet, Blue, Grand Blue, Grand Champion Red,Blue zucchini, Red; Food Preservation-Jams-Peach, Champion; Quick Breads-Muffins (5) ( any Nina Mersch: Needlework-Quilt Blue, Blue Tyden Hoss: Succulent, White; Crafts, Blue; Parsnips-5, Red; Cucumbers-5 slicer, flavor), White, White; Pumpkin-pie, 1, Red; Derek Moreland: Lawn Furniture, Blue Blue, Blue regular or burpless, Red; Carrots-5, White Cloverbuds, Blue; Cookies-Brownies or Bar, Madison Morgis: Cookies-Brownies or Bar, Carol Huff: Art Blue; Blue, Red Pat Juhl: Needlework-Quilt, Blue Blue; Art Blue, Blue, Blue, Red, Red, Red, Red; Hibiscus-1 stem, Blue; Art Red, Red, Red, DeeAnn Ihrig: Art, Blue, Blue, Red, Red; Michelle Kahle: Needlework-Knitting, Blue, Red; Cookies, Red Red, Red, Blue; Perennial Garden Flower, cut Rhubarb-3 stalks, Blue; Candies-Candy, Blue; Blue; Needlework-Crochet, Blue, Blue, Blue, Angis Mangum: Beets-5, White; Needle- specimen, si, Red; Other-1 stem, Blue Sewing-2-piece Outfit, Blue Blue, Grand Champion, Blue, Blue work-Knitting Blue, Blue Kendall Morris: Art Blue, Red
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1104 W. Highway 24, Goodland www.americanimplement.com Toll free #: (877) 320-4020 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, Aug. 29, 2014 11 Open Class Competition Results Derrick Morton: Lawn Furniture, Blue ferent veg displayed, Blue Tiffany Schields: Wheat Show, Blue Amber Wassemiller: Peas-Sugar Snap, 10, Abby Murray: Needlework-Other items not Morgan Pritchard: Dog-Obedience Class- Kaelyn Schilling: Crops-Field Corn 6 Red; Okra-5, Red; Tomatoes-3 green, Blue; listed, Red, Red, Blue, Blue Sub Novice B, White; Dog Agility I, White stalks, Blue Cucumbers-5 picklers, Blue; Eggplant-1, Red; Lawrence Musil: Food Preservation-Pick- Jessica Prothman: Color Photographs Red, Mary Schnabel: Color Photographs Red, Tomatoes-10 green cherry, Red les-Dil,l Blue Grand Reserve Champion; Needlework-Quilt Blue, Grand Reserve Champion Amber Webster: Cakes-(no frosting) foam, Jaron Nothdurft: Crafts, Red; Perennial Red, Red Coletin Schritter: Crafts, Blue, Blue Blue, pound, bundt, White Garden Flower, cut specimen, si, Blue. Red, Jaylee Quain: Market Goat, Blue; Clover- Blue, Blue; Other-1 stem, Blue, Red, Red; Lanton Werth: Art, Blue, Blue, Blue, Grand Blue; Squash-1 acorn, White; Beans-10 purple, buds, Blue Rabbits:Sr. Buck: over 8 months, Red Reserve Champion Red; Okra-5, White Janessa Rasmussn: Color Photographs Andie Shuman: Squash-1 yellow straight- Brooklyn Whittington: Ducks, all breeds, Olivia Oller: Sewing-Garment, Blue Blue, Grand Champion, White; Needlework- neck, Red; Broccoli-1 head, Blue one bird of either sex, Blue; Standard Breeds; Linfred Oster: Annual Garden Flower, Quilt ,Blue Sydney Siruta Horse-Performance Class- Bantams-Young, Red cut specimen, sing, White, White, Red, Red, Jeff Riedeser: Crafts, Blue, Grand Cham- Trail, Red; Horse-Flags, Blue Logan Whittington: Ducks, all breeds, White, Blue, Blue; Perennial Garden Flower, pion Cappi Thomas: Cookies-Brownies or Bar, one bird of either sex, Blue; Standard Breeds; cut specimen, si, White, Blue, Red, Red, Red; David Roberts: Crafts Red, Blue, Blue; Red Bantams-Young, Blue Food Preservation-Collections-6 jellies, Blue; Sewing-Clothing Item, Blue Sherry Thomas: Crafts, Blue; Needlework- Barb Winston: Food Preservation-Veg- Walnuts-10 black, Red; Food Preservation- Heaven-Leigh Robinson: Art Blue, Blue Crochet, Red, Blue, Red; Quick Breads-Loaf Tomatoes, Blue, Grand Champion; Food Relish-Salsa, Blue; Dehydrated Foods-Herbs, Brenda Ross: Art, Blue (banana, carrot, pumpkin, Red Preservation-Veg-Beets’,White; Food Pres- Blue; Food Preservation-Fruits-Peaches, Janice Scanlon: Needlework-Quilt Blue, Bailee Topliff: Cakes-(no frosting) foam, ervation-Veg-Sauerkraut, Red; Food Pres- White; Food Preservation-Fruits-Applesauce, Blue, Blue, Blue pound, bundt, Blue, Grand Champion; Quick ervation-Misc.-Spaghetti Sauce, Red; Food White; Herbs-dried, selection of 5 labeled, Amy Schick: Cookies, Blue Breads-Loaf (banana, carrot, pumpkin), Blue; Preservation-Misc.-Tomato Juice, Blue; Food Blue; Food Preservation-Jams-Plum, White; Caden Schick: Crafts, Blue; Cookies, Blue, Cookies, White Preservation-Jams-Peach, Red; Food Preser- Food Preservation-Misc.-Tomato Juice, Red; Grand Reserve Champion Carlotta Trevino: Dog-Obedience Class- vation-Pickles-Okra, Red; Food Preservation- Hibiscus-Perennial-1 flower, Blue; Food McKenna Schick: Crafts Blue, Blue, Blue; Sub Novice C, Blue; Dog Agility I, Blue Veg-Carrots, Blue; Food Preservation-Fruits- Preservation-Jelly-Jalapeno, Red; Food Pres- Cakes-(no frosting) foam, pound, bundt, Blue, Allyssa Troyer: Annual Garden Flower, cut Pears, Red; Food Preservation-Veg-Beans- ervation-Jams-Other, Red; Food Preservation- Grand Champion specimen, sing, Red; Perennial Garden Flower, green, Red; Food Preservation-Pickles-Beets, Fruits-Cherries-Bing, Red; Cactus, Blue; Food Braden Schields: Wheat Show, Blue cut specimen, si, Blue ,Grand Champion; To A pickled, Red; Food Preservation-Fruits-Peach- Preservation-Fruits-Pears, White; Food Pres- Dane Schields: Wheat Show, Grand Reserve Dear Teacher-Youth, Red es, Red; Food Preservation-Relish-Cucumber, ervation-Preserves-Peach, White; Other, Blue Champion Branden Troyer: Annual Garden Flower, Blue, Grand Reserve Champion Ryleigh Paxton: Color Photographs, White, Dax Schields: Wheat Show, Grand Cham- cut specimen, sing, Blue; Perennial Garden Danika Zann: Color Photographs, Red, Blue; Black & White Photography, Blue, Grand pion Flower, cut specimen, si, White White, White Champion Fred Schields: Wheat Show, Blue Carol Tupper: Needlework-Quilt, Blue, Andrea Pritchard: Tomatoes-3 green, Red; Hudson Schields: Wheat Show, Blue Grand Reserve Champion, Blue, Red, Blue Other Vegetable, Red; Garden Display-7 dif- Maude Schields: Wheat Show, Blue Elwyn Vatcher: Art, Blue
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Come see Jason Finley and the gang for all your automotive body repair needs! Ag Power Equipment Co. Advanced Auto Body 124 W. Highway 24, Goodland, KS Automotive Body Repair & Painting • Collision Services Phone: (785) 899-3432 • Toll Free: (800) 241-3264 624 W. Highway 24, Goodland • (785) 899-5555 12 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, Aug. 29, 2014 THE FAIR BOARD WOULD LIKE TO SAY A GREAT BIG THANKS TO:
Sherman County Commissioners Short & Son Trucking Sherman County Road & Bridge Department Meat Processing Lockers City of Goodland First National Bank-Showmanship NWKS Fair Superintendents Eagle Communications Terry Richardson-4-H Livestock Sale Hot Dog Feed Livestock Buyers Marty Johnson Western State Bank-4-H Livestock Sale Shad Sheldon Amy Sederstrom-4-H Livestock Sale Western Plains Chute Out Committee American Implement-Portable Coolers Helana Chemical 4-H Ambassadors-Parade Kids Pedal Tractor Pull Parade Judges Sherman County Farm Bureau Extension Office Free Ice Cream Dana Belshe, Agent Admission Gate Workers LaDona Frerichs-Agent Assistant Kiwanis Club of Goodland-Demolition Derby Sherri Keith-Office Professional Amy Sederstrom-Howdy Rowdy Fun Night Terri Richardson-Technology Assistant Coordinator Shirley Pearson-Announcer Colleen Duell-Open Class & Dale Stephens-Livestock Helper/Announcer Vendors Coordinator William McKnight & Jerry Weber Tri-State Royal Committee Grounds Keepers & Clean-Up GHS Students– Cleaning of Grandstands In the Can Trash Service Country Showdown Talent Show Home-Owned Carnival Committee & Volunteers BANKWEST OF KANSAS, Hot Country 97.9 Vendors- Commercial & Food KWGB Ambulance Service I-70 Series Motorcycle Races Committee City & Rural Fire Department Tom Colby- Sherman County Speedway Sheriff’s Department USD 352– Benches & Bleachers Police Department Dennis Bentzinger– Portable Tables Master Gardeners- Flower Containers CPS– Bottled Water, Livestock Sale B & B Electric
Thank You to the many volunteers & anyone else who helped make the fair a huge success! Fair Board Members
Steve Duell, President Terry Taylor, Vice President Janet Bear, Treasurer Cris Wilson, Secretary Aaron Duell, Public Relations Brad Cowan Brandon Cowan David Dorn Jeff Fisher Matt Gattshall Darold Schuster Doug Sederstrom Greg Sederstrom Mike Vandiver Michael Dorn Sam Zelfer Craig Boggio Chelsie Howard Adam Duell Johnny Critchfield Jason Cowan