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inside County today clarifies More local news and views from your Goodland Star-News on burn barrels

After researching state require- ments on whether or not the landfill can accept burn barrels, the Sher- man County Commissioners said this week that the landfill is not pro- hibited from accepting the barrels. Commissioner Larry Enfield said they were told by the state that the Three teams barrels can be accepted if there are no hot embers, and metal debris make state has to be separated from any other material in the barrel. The Goodland High The issue had come up in a previ- School softball, baseball ous meeting, and the commissioners and golf teams have all had wanted to research whether or qualified to compete in the not the state restricted burn barrels Class 4A State Tourna- before making any changes. ments next week The commissioners also said they See Pages 8a and 1b planned to keep operating without a burn ban in anticipation of this week’s storms. weather Primary report filing 56° 10:30 a.m. Goodland welcomes Run for the Wall deadline Thursday Today 350 motorcycles from Run for the Wall roared into Goodland east (above). Run for the Wall is an annual cross-country ride that • Sunset, 7:01 p.m. from I-70 on Saturday (below), stopping for fuel at Exit 17 before aims to raise awareness of military veterans’ issues as well as for in June 2 Saturday heading up K-27 and then east to the Armory. The riders spent soldiers that are Prisoners of War or Missing in Action. Goodland • Sunrise, 5:26 a.m. the evening at the armory visiting with local citizens. A meal was is on the northernmost of three routes that the bikers take from Anyone with plans to run in the • Sunset, 7:02 p.m. provided by Steve Evert and the Goodland Rotary Club. The Run California to Washington D.C. The three routes converge today 2014 General Election must file for the Wall committee presented Goodland with a plaque, show- in the nation’s capitol, with visits planned to the Arlington National with the Sherman County Clerk’s Midday Conditions ing their appreciation for the city’s services as a host for the past Cemetery and the Vietnam Memorial. office by noon Monday, June 2. • Soil temperature 61 degrees six years. The riders left Sunday morning to continue their journey Photos by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News The Primary Election will be • Humidity 93 percent Tuesday, Aug. 5, and the General • Sky mostly cloudy Election will be Tuesday, Nov. 4. • Winds southeast at 7 mph Locally, Larry Enfield has filed • Barometer 30.19 inches for re-election in County Commis- and rising sioner District 1. • Record High today 96° (2000) Michael and Roberta Bretz have • Record Low today 36° (1930) filed for Goodland Ward 1 precinct Last 24 Hours* committee members. High Wednesday 81° Judith and Ron Vignery have filed Low Wednesday 51° for Goodland Ward 4 precinct com- Precipitation .01 mittee members. This month .21 David and Betty Jean Schields Year to date 2.00 have filed for Voltaire precinct com- Below Normal 3.36 mittee members. inches Joni Denton has filed for McPher- The Topside Forecast son Township clerk. For statewide offices, Sam Today: Thunderstorms with Brownback is running for re-elec- an 80 percent chance of rain. tion as governor, facing primary High near 72 and a low near 57, challenger Jennifer Winn. winds east southeast 20 to 30 Tim Huelskamp has filed for re- mph. Saturday: Scattered show- election as U.S. Congressman. He ers 60 percent chance of rain. faces Alan LaPolice in the primary. High near 77 and a low near 55, Democrats Bryan Whitney and winds southeast 15 to 25 mph. James Sherow have also filed. Extended Forecast Sunday: Partly cloudy with a high near 80 and a low near Bob Dole to stop here on 55, winds south 15 to 25 mph. Brightening up Main Street Monday:Cloudy early with thun- derstorms developing. High tour of northwest Kansas near 74 and a low near 52. 80 percent chance of rain, winds Former Kansas senator and presi- day he will be in WaKeeney, Hill east northeast 10 to 20 mph. dential candidate Bob Dole will be City, Norton, Oberlin and Atwood. at On The Bricks Cafe from 9 to 10 On Friday he will visit the St. Fran- a.m. Wednesday to meet with the cis Public Library from 10 to 11 a.m. public. “I’m looking forward to return- Dole is taking a tour of northwest ing to Kansas for the third time this Kansas including stops in Sharon spring,” Dole said. “I hope to see Springs, Oakley, Hoxie and Quinter friends and former supporters of on Saturday. He will speak at the mine, and I am looking forward local Colby Community College gradu- to enjoying some brownies along markets ation ceremony that day.On Thurs- the way.” 10:30 a.m. Wheat — $7.32 bushel Apply for conservation Posted county price — $7.24 Corn — $4.65 bushel Posted county price — $0.00 program before June 6 Milo — $4.14 bushel The U.S. Department of Agri- Wetland reserve easements Soybeans — $14.48 bushel Posted county price — $0.00 culture’s Natural Resources Con- would restore and enhance wetlands Millet — $0.00 hundredweight servation Service is now accepting and improve habitat. Under the Sunflowers applications for its new Agricultural agricultural land component, funds Oil current crop — $18.80 cwt. Conservation Easements Program, are provided to eligible entities that Confection — $00/$0 cwt. which combines the former Farm can use program funding to pur- Pinto beans — $36 (new crop) and Ranch Lands Protection, Grass- chase agricultural land easements (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, land Reserve and Wetlands Reserve that protect the agricultural use of Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. programs. eligible land. Interested landowners These may not be closing figures. ) Applications must be submitted should work with an eligible entity Jessica Cole and Karla Thompson are two of the volunteers who plant and maintain the planters by Friday, June 6. to submit an application. filled with flowers on three intersections of Main. The flowers came from Designs Unlimited. Cole The program has two compo- For more information about this said they decided to try a different color of cascading petunias, red. To give a donation to keep nents, one for wetland reserve ease- program and others, visit www. the project going money may be left at the Goodland Public Library. ments and one for agricultural land nrcs.usda.gov/farmbill and www. Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News easements. ks.nrcs.usda.gov. about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 23, 2014 friends student news obituary Matthew Espinoza of Goodland the calendar received his Bachelor of Science in criminal justice, law enforcement Russell Coppoc Briney magna cum laude in spring com- calendar on Wednesday, May 28, will be month from 3:45 to 5:15 p.m. at mencement ceremonies at Wash- The Tenth Annual Outdoor “Free Birds” (PG). the 4-H Building. This class is Russell Coppoc Briney, 81, life- of Glendale, Calif.; and Evalyn 48th Annual Butterfield burn University in Topeka. Youth Skills Day will be Satur- The open for second to fifth graders. long Sherman and Cheyenne Coun- (Kenny) Berndt of Salina; brother Trail Ride noon (Moun- Mindy Green of Goodland re- day, June 14. Registration forms will be at For information call 890-4880. ty resident, died Wednesday, May Dwight (Kathy) Briney of Edson;11 tain Time) on Saturday, May 31 ceived a Master of Social Work at available from Bill’s Shootin Shop 21, 2014, at the Good Samaritan grandchildren; seven great-grand- and 8 a.m. on Sunday, June 1 senior menu spring commencement ceremonies or S&T Communication. Call , Society-Sherman County children; and many nieces Today: Hamburger patty, at University of Kansas at Law- Troy Mannis at (785) 821-1838 starting at Russell Springs. Horse- in Goodland. and nephews. cook’s choice vegetable, orange rence. for information. drawn vehicles, horses and riders He was born June 2, Preceding him in death pineapple salad, bun and bar cook- Laci Leichliter of Goodland Prairie Land Food distribu- and hiker will cover the wide-open 1932, to Eva Lorena (Cop- were his parents; grand- ie. Monday: Closed. Tuesday: received a Master of Social Work tion is 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday, May spaces along the Butterfield Trail poc) and Percy Walker daughter Ashley Zelf- Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes at spring commencement ceremo- 31. at Cat’s TnT, 115 E. 9th, or at and return to Russell Springs Briney in Bird City. He at- er; and great-grandson and gravy, mixed vegetables, nies at University of Kansas at the Bernadine Johnson residence, to camp overnight. Sunday’s tended country school and Jayden Lee Smith. bread and apricots. Wednes- Lawrence. located at 704 Walnut. For infor- ride will return before noon. For graduated from Sherman Services will be at 10:30 day: Turkey ala king, winter Tiffany Schwasinger-Schmidt mation call 899-2338, 821-1275, information call Jarett Haremza Community High School a.m. Tuesday, May 27, mixed vegetables, cucumbers of Goodland will receive a Doctor of 890-2287, 821-1827, 890-3793 or (785) 694-3009, Jay Ochs (785) in Goodland in 1950. at Emmanuel Lutheran and onions, biscuit and rosy pears. Medicine at spring commencement 899-4278 or order online at www. 672-4258, Brent Weinland (785) On June 6, 1954, he and R. Briney Church in Goodland with Thursday: Cook’s choice entree, ceremonies at University of Kansas prairielandfood.com. 852-4622, Bernie Moellering Mary Ann Roller were Parish Ministry Associate hash brown casserole, pea salad, at Lawrence. Summer matinees will be (785) 672-2430 or Brett Ayers married at the Emmanuel Lutheran Phil Knox officiating. Burial will bread and fruit cobbler. Friday: Morgan Whitmore of Goodland every two weeks at 1:30 p.m. (785) 751-4222. Church in Goodland. The couple follow at the Goodland Cemetery. Kids Cooking Class Ham, sweet potatoes, green beans, received a Doctor of Pharmacy at on Wednesdays at the Sherman The is held lived in rural Sherman County. Friends may pay respects from 3 second Wednesday of each bread and plums. spring commencement ceremo- Theatre, 1203 Main. The movie on the Briney was a member of the Em- to 7 p.m. Monday, May 26, at Koons nies at University of Kansas at manuel Lutheran Church, served Chapel in Goodland. Lawrence. on the church council and was a Memorials may be designated Michael Mangus of Kanorado nie Sheldon (785) 399-2402, John The Good Sam Family Support want to stop, we can help. Call 821- 4-H leader. to the Emmanuel Lutheran Church received a Doctor of Philosophy in Veselik (785) 399-8016, Sally Pet- Council meets at 7 p.m. the second 3826 or 728-7491. Survivors include his wife of the Pipe Organ Fund, and may be left mechanical engineering at spring tibone (785) 399-2337 or Jessica Thursday of every month at the Goodland Al-Anon Family home; sons Steve (Pat) Briney of at or mailed to Koons Funeral commencement ceremonies at Colby (785) 399-8014. Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays Goodland, Mike (Dianna) Briney Home, 211 N. Main, Goodland, University of Kansas at Lawrence. genesis and are open to all interested people. at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- of Hays, and Scott Briney of Good- Kan. 67735. Online condolences Gregory Clyde Farris of Good- For information call 890-3117 or cade. For information call Alice or land; daughters Sondra (Bob) Smith can be left at www.koonsfuneral- land received his Bachelor of Sci- salvation army 890-5936. Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. and Diane (Sam) Zelfer, all of home.com ence in health promotion from Em- Genesis and Salvation Army are Breast Cancer Support Group The “Freedom Today” group of Goodland; sisters Ruth (Chet) Ross poria State University at Emporia. available year round to help those in meets at 5:30 p.m. the second Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 of Goodland; Louise (Hal) Hanable Hayley Pletcher of Sharon need. Call (785) 890-2299 to speak Monday of the month. Any woman p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and Springs received her Associate of to a volunteer. with cancer is welcome. Call Norma 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. Science in radiologic technology in activities at 890-6629 for more information. Call 890-8369. spring commencement ceremonies The Goodland Activities Center Narcotics Anonymous meets at matters of record Tours of the 1907 Victorian at Washburn University in Topeka. has the daily activities. For informa- 6:30 (Mountain Time) on Tues- House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to Kelly Van Laeys of Sharon tion call 890-7242. Memberships days at the Senior Center. Call (785) Sherman County Bastille March 30: Tanner Pedersen, 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- Springs received her Bachelor of options for everyone including day 734-2734 for more information. The following people were Cheyenne Wells, Colo., arrested by day. Closed on Tuesday. Science in nursing cum laude in passes for $5. Visit goodlandgac. booked into the Sherman County city police for possession of drug The High Plains Museum, 1717 hospital volunteers spring commencement ceremonies com or stop by 808 Main. The hours Bastille: paraphernalia. Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon at Washburn University in Topeka. are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday March 17: Randy Brutsche, 42, April 1: Alyssa Davidson, 18, to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. vol- Benjamin Pierce of Weskan through Thursday, Friday 5:30 a.m. Goodland, arrested by sheriff’s Kanorado, arrested by sheriff’s through Saturday and from 1 to unteers are in the gift shop. Today: received his Associate of Science to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. deputy for warrant for other juris- deputy for probation violation. 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. a.m. Avis Alcorn. Monday: None. as physical therapist assistant in and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Aerobics diction - failure to appear. April 2: Vicente Garza, 37, The Carnegie Arts Center is Memorial Day. Tuesday: a.m. Helen spring commencement ceremonies are at 5:30 a.m. on Monday and March 18: Michael Wainscott, Goodland, arrested by city police open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- Musil. Wednesday: a.m. Connie at Washburn University in Topeka. Wednesday. Insanity class meets 36, Goodland, arrested by sheriff’s for driving under the influence, day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Soellner. Thursday: a.m. Rita Bill- deputy for criminal possession of failure to stop at an injury accident, kanorado senior on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and inger. Friday: a.m. Teresa Willis. firearm. battery on law enforcement officer, center Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center Saturday. Taekwondo with Wayne early head start Ryan Pinkham, 42, Goodland, driving while suspended and trans- is always in need of hosts and host- Luckert call for times and dates. The Kanorado Senior Center Early Head Start is a state funded arested by city police for battery and porting an open container. esses on Sundays. New monthly Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 is in need of cash donations and program for income eligible fami- disorderly conduct. Sergio Silva-Cardona, 25, Burl- exhibits and you are invited to visit p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for March 19: donations for our benefit auction on lies with prenatal mothers and chil- Eric Hellerud, 20, ington, Colo., arrested by sheriff’s the gift shop. the meeting every Tuesday at the July 12. Donations will help keep dren up to age three. Goodland, arrested by city police deputy for driving while suspended The Goodland Public Library is Harvest Evangelical Free Church, the center functioning. Their mail- Services include special needs for criminal damage to property. and speeding. open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information March 20: April 4: ing address is the Kanorado Senior of children with disabilities. Call Tiffany Freeman, Jason George, 29, Good- day through Thursday and from call (785) 890-6423. Center, Box 176, Kanorado, Kan. 785-672-3125, ext. 187. 28, Dallas, Texas, arrested by city land, arrested by Thomas county 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- Goodland Alcoholics Anony- 67741 or for donations call Tammy police for warrant for other juris- sheriff’s deputy for probation vio- urday. For information call (785) mous, 1013 Center. If you drink at the center (785) 399-2348, Con- diction. lation. 899-5461 or stop by the library. alcohol, that’s your business. If you March 22: Henry McCullough, April 6: Rebecca Flores, 41, 58, Wichita, arrested by sheriff’s Goodland, arrested by city police on deputy for driving under the in- a warrant for another jurisdiction. fluence, refuse a breath test and Sarah Fisher, 27, Wichita, ar- Couple to marry speeding. rested by state trooper for no vehicle Joseph Bradley, 20, Goodland, insurance and warrant for another arrested by city police for driving jurisdiction. under the influence and driving David Curry, 55, Goodland, ar- while suspended. rested by city police for driving in July at Wichita Leslie Mabrey, 58, transfer, pro- under the influence, driving while bation violation. suspended and refusing a breath Jennifer Marie Taylor and Tige Business Administration from Fort John Bordley, 31, transfer, pos- test. Adam Stone plan to marry on July Hays State University. Currently session of depressant/stimulant. April 9: Vanessa Wieck, 28, 12, 2014, at St. Catherine of Siena she is a senior business analyst for Admindray Priez, 23, transfer, St. Francis, arrested by Cheyenne Catholic Church in Wichita. Cargill Turkey and Cooked Meats probation violation. county sheriff’s deputy for driving She is the daughter of Debbie and in Wichita. Mark Koenig, 54, Goodland, under the influence, driving while Jay Taylor of Cawker City and the The future groom graduated from arrested by city police for driving suspended and possession of drug granddaughter of Louie and the late Goodland High School, received his under the influence. paraphernalia. Cleo Brummer of Downs and the associates degree from Garden City March 24: Joseph Bradley, 20, April 12: Hector Aviles-Najera, late George “Jiggs” Taylor. Community College and Bachelor Goodland, arrested by sheriff’s 35, Goodland, arrested by sher- He is the son of Karen and the late of Science in education from Kan- deputy for probation violation. iff’s deputy for driving under the Dennis Stone of Goodland and the sas State University. He received March 27: Billy Curry, 34, influence and transporting an open grandson of the late Robert Adams, his Master of Science in school Goodland, arrested by city police container. Catherine and Ed Donnelly and leadership from Baker University for domestic battery and disorderly April 15: RJ Phifer, 24, Good- Garth and Jean Stone. in Wichita and his district leader- conduct. land, arrested by sheriff’s deputy The bride-to-be graduated from ship endorsement from Emporia March 28: Spencer Cameron, 26, for probation violation. Waconda East High School of State University. He is currently Wichita, arrested by state trooper Cawker City and received her the assistant principal and athletic Bachelor of Business Administra- director for Morris County Schools for possession of hallucinogenic Tige Adam Stone and Jennifer Marie Taylor drugs with intent to distribute, pos- DOOR & WINDOW REPLACEMENTS tion in Accounting and Master of in Council Gove. session of drug paraphernalia and introduce controlled substance into SEAMLESS RAIN GUTTERS jail facility. GENERAL CARPENTRY REPAIRS Kalvin Cameron, 29, Wichita, GARAGE SALE arrested by state trooper for posses- SSSSHHHHH! Wednesday, May 28 sion of hallucinogenic drugs with Ron Lucke Surprise birthday party intent to distribute and possession Goodland High School Gymnasium of drug paraphernalia. CUSTOM BUILDING for LOIS COSSMAN Starlett Peterson, 19, Plainville, 5-8 p.m. Mountain time arrested by sheriff’s deputy for (719) 346-8840 Sunday, May 25 probation violation. CELL: (719) 349-8840 With all the moving of classrooms and build- 1 p.m. MT ings we will be having a garage sale to dispose of Spider Man 2 (3D) PG-13 starts May 30! Goodland Senior Center May 16-29 Nightly 7 PM items no longer needed.There will be items such Heaven is for Real (PG) Sunday Matinee 1:30 PM as built-in cabinets, doors, ceiling fans, etc.. Movie bucks make great gifts! Thematic material including some medical popcorn & 2 med. Bring the this AD to drinks 12/31 . Exp. situations. theatre: $1 OFF large Sherman Theatre www.goodlandnet.com/movies 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 Classifieds work! 899-2338 Visit www.usd352.org for more information. Wednesday, May 28 @ 1:30 PM: Free Birds (PG)

Specials for the week May 23-29 Drinks included. Dine-in or carry out! Pretty Friday, May 23: Tacos Saturday, May 24: Chicken Bowl Nifty... Sunday, May 25: Ham Monday, May 26: BBQ Beef...Memorial Day Look whoʼs Tuesday, May 27: Meat Loaf Wednesday, May 28: Stroganoff Happy birthday Brother Jim! Thursday, May 29: Frito Pie Jct. of Hwys. 27 and 40, Sharon Springs, Kansas • Phone: 785-852-4664 Love Jean Ann & John star-news goodland The Star-News / Friday, May 23, 2014 3a Southwest Kansas Celebration time. man boosts 4-H club participation By Ron Wilson workers at the dairies became a Director target for this innovative 4-H pro- Huck Boyd National Institute gram. Alejandra Romero and Ruddy for Rural Development Yanez were hired as summer interns at Kansas State University to assist with the project. “Prometo: Mi cabeza para pensar The goal was to create one club of claramente, mi corazon para mayor 25 to 30 youth, but the interest grew lealtad, mis manos para mejor servi- faster than expected. The end result cio…” No, I don’t speak Spanish, was four clubs involving 90 youth, but I have learned that those are the with hundreds more on a waiting opening words of the 4-H pledge in list. The clubs are located in Finney, Spanish. Today we’ll meet an in- Gray, and Kearney counties. These novative 4-H club which is helping new 4-H members live in or near extend the benefits of 4-H to a new rural communities such as Garden dimension of Spanish-speaking City, Ingalls, Pierceville, and Deer- families. field, population 892 people. Now, This is the last profile in our three- that’s rural. The Goodland High School softball team piled on third base- state tournament next Thursday and Friday. For game results, part series about Steve Irsik, an ag- The 4-H organization has been man Gabby Rangel after she made the game-winning catch on see Page 8a. Photo by RB Headley/The Colby Free Press ricultural entrepreneur in southwest around for a long time, but it was Monday against Colby. The Cowgirls are the No. 2 seed in the Kansas. We have previously learned new to these immigrant families. about how his family developed Club meetings were implemented their farming operation, including bilingually. For example, the 4-H the creation of Royal Farms Dairy pledge would be said in Span- east of Garden City. Kyle Averhoff ish and then in English. The club Early tomatoes was not the best idea was brought in as manager. A key involved youth, parents and even element to the success of such large, grandparents. By Kay Melia saw a temperature of less than 32. modern dairies is the workforce – The concept of 4-H caught on,” Master Gardener kay Nothing ventured, nothing gained. My loss many of whom are Hispanic. Debra Bolton said. “This 4-H club Last week in this space. a few of you may re- was infinitesimal compared to what is happening In October 2012, Steve Irsik is more than youth development, it member that yours truly discussed the planting to the wheat crop over a wide area of the High contacted Debra Bolton, the Kansas is family development. It’s family, of tomatoes. The basis of my dissertation was melia Plains. A beautiful start toward a decent wheat State Research and Extension fam- it’s education, it’s learning, it’s all that you should consider setting out your tomato crop, and then no moisture. We are almost un- ily and consumer sciences specialist the things that integrate a family into plants a little earlier than you normally do each • the gardener believably dry! for the southwest area of Kansas. a community.” spring and therefore pick a fresh tomato a little On a related note. I thought Jason Graves, a “We were brainstorming how 4-H “They are very family focused,” earlier. My words were something like “plant hours of May 14 and 15 and caused additional District Ag Agent based in Salina and writes for could reach more families,” Debra Kyle Averhoff said of his working early, have a plan to protect the plants in case of havoc out there. I even placed a newspaper page the Salina Journal each Thursday, wrote a very said. Specifically, they discussed Hispanic families. “We think that a late frost, and then eat a tomato earlier. over every plant after the second day, but the timely article last week. He wrote about the stress how the benefits of 4-H could be 4-H is a nice add-on to that, to help Remember that? Good advice, huh? I thought damage was apparently already done. our trees are enduring right now, and that it is applied to the newly immigrated their children have opportunities it was. For the last six years I’ve put my plants Actually, and perhaps miraculously, it ap- vitally important to water them now. Not next families who had come to work in to develop. We can look at count- outside about the 1st of May without a problem. peared that about 15 or 20 of the original 51 week. Now! Jason noted that trees are tough, southwest Kansas. less stories of how our employees This year, it was the 6th of May before the first plants may have survived. Several others have but many of our trees haven’t had meaningful “Royal Farms Dairy is home have grown and how their children ones went out, and May 9th before I finished. been or will be replaced. It’s slow going for an moisture since 2011. For those of you who are to over 14,000 cows and heifers have grown and become successful They were nice plants, all homegrown, five or older fella, and I haven’t even planted my beans planting a tree this spring, failure to water it often and about 65 employees, many members of society.” six of my favorite varieties, protected with the and cucumbers yet. Nor have I planted my one enough will likely result in a loss. And that goes from El Salvador, Guatemala and “It’s created such a great learn- tall cages wrapped with two feet of black plastic hill of zucchini. If only I had planted the zucchini for trees that were planted anytime in the last many other countries throughout ing community,” Debra said. “It’s on the bottom, and all that other good stuff. earlier rather than the tomatoes! five years. Until they establish a deep root sys- Central America, South America even received national recognition. On May 12th, here comes Jack Frost with his Incidentally, the coldest temperature during tem they are in serious danger without a regular and up through Mexico,” Kyle The National 4-H wants one of our icy cold paint brush and proceeds to deal my that infamous four morning period, as recorded watering schedule. Averhoff said. “Southwest Kansas 4-Hers to sing at the national gala.” plants a serious blow! On May 13, another visit, at the National Weather Service just five miles For information about tree planting and keep- is an economic empire in how it’s “The more we can do for the chil- as if old Jack was some kind of close relative. from my garden, was 30 degrees on the morning ing those trees healthy, contact your Extension developed and grown. Without the dren, that’s going to lift up the whole He returned sometime during the early morning of May 13. None of the other three cold mornings Agent, or a knowledgeable Master Gardener. Hispanic culture and the culture of family,” Steve said. “It will truly lift many other immigrant populations, up these families.” it wouldn’t have been possible.” “Mi salud para mayor bienestar, matters of record Kansas State Research and Ex- para mi club, mi comunidad, mi tension faculty in the southwest patria, mi mundo.” Those are the Sherman County Bastille for driving under the influence, Juan Rosales, 20, Goodland, ar- Colby, arrested by Thomas county area developed a pilot program closing words of the 4-H pledge in April 16: Kevin Wolbach, 49, transporting an open container and rested by sheriff’s deputy for drug sheriff’s deputy for possession of to reach out to this segment of the Spanish. We salute Steve Irsik, Kyle Goodland, arrested by Thomas operating a motor vehicle without a distribution within 1000 feet of a meth. population. It was supported by Averhoff, Barbara Stone, Debra county sheriff’s deputy for proba- valid driver’s license. school. Aliyah Stephens, 24, Denver, state 4-H leader Barbara Stone and Bolton, Bertha Mendoza, Alejan- tion violation. April 22: Mark Martin, 19, Good- April 24: Danny Aguirre, 23, Colo., arrested by state trooper for the Kansas 4-H Foundation. Bertha dra Romero, Ruddy Yanez and all Jarrod Ferguson, 34, Colby, ar- land, arrested by sheriff’s deputy for Goodland, arrested by sheriff’s driving while suspended and war- Mendoza is a nutrition specialist those involved who are making a rested by Thomas county sheriff’s probation violation. deputy for probation violation. rant for another jurisdiction. in the southwest area of Kansas, difference by helping more families deputy for probation violation. Dawn Robinson, 35, Goodland, Seth Williams, 21, Goodland, April 28: Ronald Kittle, 32, St. and her existing relationship with experience the benefits of 4-H in a April 18: Eric Schlitz, 33, Good- arrested by city police for probation arrested by sheriff’s deputy for Francis, arrested by Cheyenne several Hispanic families was a whole new way. I believe this is very land, journal entry - 3 days, Ellis violation. probation violation. county sheriff’s deputy for proba- major help. good: Muy bueno. county sheriff’s deputy. April 23: Terry Vicent, 43, trans- Scott Gray, Chappel Hill, N.C., tion violation. These families and those of the April 20: Bobbi Ray, 21, Good- port, warrant for another jurisdic- arrested by state trooper for pos- April 29: Michael Hartzell, 34, land, arrested by city police for tion. session of hallucinogenic drugs and Goodland, arrested by sheriff’s corrections domestic battery. Chedrich Byrd, 25, transport, possession of drug paraphernalia. deputy for probation violation. Benjamin Wood, 32, Goodland, warrant for another jurisdiction. April 25: Michael Fieger, 26, April 30: Janet Swartz, 63, Good- The photo caption “Students correct any mistake or misunder- arrested by city police for probation Calvin McCoy, 37, transport, Goodland, arrested by city police land, arrested by sheriff’s deputy for play, work at park” on Page 1 of the standing in a news story. Please violation. warrant for another jurisdiction. for driving while suspended, no ve- failure to appear. Friday, May 16, edition of the Good- call our office at (785) 899-2338 April 21: Tyler Hindi, 29, Fraser, Leroy Eblacas, transport, warrant hicle insurance and no registration. Lorin Smith, 49, transport, war- land Star-News misattributed the to report errors. We believe that Colo., arrested by state trooper for for another jurisdiction. April 27: Magnum Shea, 29, rant for another jurisdiction. photographs. They were taken by news should be fair and factual. We possession of hallucinogenic drugs, Star-News advertising representa- want to keep an accurate record possession of drug paraphernalia, tives Angela Bonham and Reaghan and appreciate you calling to our transporting an open container, Osban. This was an editing error. attention any failure to live up to driving while suspended and speed- PPPPP this standard. ing. The Goodland Star-News will Cecilio Bencomo, 43, St. Fran- cis, arrested by sheriff’s deputy Expanded Starting MOONLIGHT GARDENS Breakfast Menu! May 27! 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A couple of examples from Oberlin come to mind. At the risk of hurting some feelings, because volunteers have worked well and hard on these tasks, we’ll share them. It’s because we’ve learned there is a way to avoid the situation where “everyone” involved is sick and tired of the job, and there’s no one to take over. The first came a few years ago, when the volunteers who had run the county Amusement Authority announced that they were tired and would all quit, leaving the Decatur County Home-owned Carnival without leadership or workers. As it turned out, a couple of board members did stay on, and they helped guide new volunteers that winter and over the next summer. The first year was rough, since the people who know how to fix and run the rides had quit, but the new crew was tough and resilient. They learned, usually the hard way. The county’s carnival, the oldest in northwest Kansas, has survived and grown, but this crisis could have been averted by making sure to bring in a new person or two each year. Today, the 10-year-old, highly successful High Plains ArtFest faces a similar crisis. The organizers, members of the Oberlin Arts A thank-you from Run for the Wall and Humanities Commission, say they are tired after 10 years of putting on the show and sale. To the Editor: from our serve the meals, helped clean up, held up a flag If another group will step forward, they say they’ll share their The Run for the Wall committee would like as they came into town or as they were leaving, knowledge, but otherwise, the ArtFest has seen its last exhibition. to thank the city of Goodland and its residents readers and a special thanks to those at the hotels, and That would be a shame. The founding volunteers, nearly all for making the sixth year stop for Run for the stores who took the time to visit with the riders. past retirement age now, have done an outstanding job. The Wall another success. There were approxi- • to the editor This is certainly an opportunity for our town event has grown and prospered, creating a market for area artists mately 350 riders. If you did not visit with any to shine. And we did give them a great welcome that didn’t exist before and generating a little excitement at The of the riders you missed an opportunity to to Kansas. Gateway each spring. renew your faith in our country. The riders the fact that they can all listen to the rider an- Run for the Wall Committee Perhaps others will step forward. Maybe the City Council can were most appreciative of the meals – served nouncements and the short program that we Dawn Jolly, Darren Kannady find some new members for the commission who will take the by Steve Evert and crew and Rotary. They are have. Rick Stramel, Dick Liess, lead. That remains to be seen. awed by the facility at the armory and like So thanks to all who helped set up, helped Joe and Jo Ann Wahrman But one thing is for sure. It would have been easier to have a few new people coming on each year, teaching them the ropes a little at a time, so succession would not have to be painful. The birds and the bees Enduring organizations – churches, the Rotary and Lions clubs, many lodges, other successful civic groups, even city and county The people in my office got to talking about tv “I am?” I said more than a bit hurt. government boards – share one trait that less formally organized something the other day. I’m not sure what it “Yes, you are,” he said firmly. “I mean ev- groups often lack. They rotate their leadership each year, building was about, cars, food, dental care, hang gliding time erybody knows that you can’t get pregnant in a cadre of experienced members without burning a few people in Nepal or whatever, but predictably it quickly an alfalfa field.” out. They constantly recruit new members, at least the ones that got around to what used to be called “the birds • t.v. hagenah “They do?” I asked. make it, and they expect to replace a few now and then. and the bees” and how children learn about “Of course,” he said. “It’s got to be clover Most of these groups learned their lesson the same way every- the subject. and spring clover at that, and the part about “And that’s where you learned the facts of one else has to: the hard way. But they did learn. One person was a supporter of school-based the red-headed girl and having to marry her...” life?” I was asked. It’s easy to say it can’t be done, but if you create something and sex education and the other was a big backer I nodded. “Of course,” I responded indignantly. “For want it to be around after you’re gone, it must be done. Let’s hope of keeping sex-ed in the home. “You didn’t even mention about strawberry instance, did you know that a girl can get it’s not too late for the ArtFest, a wonderful program that fills a Actually, it was getting pretty serious before blondes and a waning moon.” pregnant if she is kissed while standing in a real need. – Steve Haynes one of the combatants turned to me and said, “You mean?...” I said. “TV, where did you learn about the “facts of field of alfalfa while barefoot if she has eaten He continued, “And as for the elm tree, life?” grapefruit in the previous two hours? you’re lucky, is all I can say. Everybody around “The Southside Grocery,” I responded with- “You mean you think that...” one of my lis- here knows it only works with oaks.” out a moment’s hesitation, “and I think all of teners tried to say, but I figured I had the floor, It was then that the other fellow chimed in. American’s youth should learn it there.” and I wasn’t about to relinquish it. “It occurred to me TV,” he said looking at me. “Really?” responded one of them a little “Also that was the place where I learned “You and your wife don’t have any children, warily. that if you are caught in a full moon with a do you? And neither do you and your wife,” he “Yep!” I said confidently. I then explained red-headed girl, you had to marry her. You can said looking at the other fellow. that I grew up in Montrose, Colo., and right keep your fancy-shmancy sex-ed classes,” I We both nodded that the speaker was correct. The Goodland Star-News across from the school was the grocery. It was said. “Facts like these don’t come in books.” He shook his head as he walked away, “That (USPS No. 222-460. ISSN 0893-0562) a little “mom and pop” store where each after- “I bet,” said the more cynical looking of the explains so much.” Member: Kansas Press Association noon a certain element at the junior and senior two that had been arguing. Inland Press Association Colorado Press Association high would slip over to the store to act cool and The other fellow tried to get another couple “TV Time” is meant as humor. TV Hagenah National Newspaper Association in the parlance of today’s teens, “hang.” of words in, but I was on a roll. “Another thing, is an educated man and a local educator who e-mail: [email protected] We would discuss all the important socio- you hear about “The Pill” and RU 487 these does not really believe in the theories stated cultural problems of the day, which for teenage days, but did you know that if a girl doesn’t above. At least we at the Star-News hope he Steve Haynes, President boys meant girls, of course. We would have the want to have a baby, all she has to do is drink doesn’t. If you have any complaints about him, Kevin Bottrell, Editor 20 11 discussions over by the magazine rack, which a pint of stump water collected from an elm feel free to write to the newspaper. Please do Pat Schiefen, Society Editor had all sorts of questionable literature like stump, and that’ll fix it right up?’ not continue to drive by the office throwing Advertising Department 2011 Redbook Magazine and Lady’s Home Journal. “Wait a minute! Wait a minute,” said the things and shouting, “That TV guy is an idiot.” Jessica Harenberg, Reaghan Osban and Angela Bonham None of us ever had the courage to actually interrupting fellow. He was determined to get He may be, but we are really tired of cleaning Sheila Smith, Circulation Manager open the magazines, but some of those article his say in. I have listened to all I can take. You up trash you threw. titles on the front looked really bad. are so wrong it is embarrassing.” Nor’west Press Richard Westfahl, General Manager Gary Stewart, Jim Bowker, James Jackson Hooked on baseball Kris McCool, Tracy Traxel, Judy McKnight. A friend asked me the other day how I ever playoffs, and the World Series, though they’ve got hooked on baseball, and I took that to mean steve not been sparkling since. Not until this year. he didn’t get it. We stuck by the radio. I don’t keep score nwkansas.com I could have explained a lot better the next haynes like my dad did, but I listen to a lot of games. N.T. Betz, Director of Internet Services day, when the Colorado Rockies turned a triple We both do. A decade later, though, the team ([email protected]) play to end an inning that had been going the • along the sappa is playing like winners again. It’s fun to see. Evan Barnum, Systems Admin.([email protected]) wrong way, then scored four runs against San We’re itching to go to a game. (I do keep score Diego to take the lead. year, he rented a cow pasture in Johnson then. It’s like taking notes in a college class; Published every Tuesday and Friday except the days observed for New I’d been ready for a nap before that, but County when the city would not come to terms otherwise, I forget what happened a few in- Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christ- then I couldn’t leave the radio. The Rockies’ on his stadium lease. Then, there were those nings before.) mas Day, at 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. fortunes came and went. They lost the lead with flashy green-and-gold uniforms that seem so Oh, that triple play. It wasn’t your ordinary Periodicals postage paid at Goodland, Kan. 67735; entered at the a blown save in the ninth, going into the 10th play, though no triple play is. The Rockies have Goodland, Kan., Post Office under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1878. commonplace today, the sheep grazing on the POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Goodland Star-News, locked up at 6 all. grass beyond the wall and the mechanical rab- only notched three in 20 years. 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. Then in the bottom of the extra inning, one of bit that popped up behind home plate to deliver Third baseman Nolan Arenado gloved the Telephone: (785) 899-2338. Editorial e-mail: star-news@nwkansas.­ the teams’s new players, veteran free agent Jus- fresh balls to the umpire. Rally. grounder and stepped on third, firing right com. Advertising questions can be sent to: [email protected]­ tin Morneau, hit a “walkoff” home run with a And then Finley up and moved the team to away to D.J. LeMahieu at second. His throw The Goodland Star-News assumes no liability for mistakes or omissions man on to end the game 8-6. That’s the way the Oakland. to Morneau at first was late, and the runner in advertising or failure to publish beyond the actual cost of the ad. team has been playing this year, staying close was called safe. Except. Another umpire ruled SUBSCRIPTIONS: In Sherman County and adjacent counties: three We suffered until Marion Kaufman created months, $29; six months, $46; 12 months, $81. Out of area, weekly mailing even when they lose, leading both leagues in the Kansas City Royals, and then suffered a lot that the Padres’ runner coming into second had of two issues: three months, $39; six months, $54; 12 months, $89 (All tax hitting and managing to win even when the big more as they ever so slowly became a decent put his hand out to block the throw, which is included). Mailed individually each day: (call for a price). stars are having an off night. team. Cynthia and I were young marrieds in interference, which meant ... the runner was Incorporating: I guess I got hooked as a kid, when my dad Kansas City by then, living on a budget, and OUT. You could hear the crowd. would sit at the kitchen desk and listen on a the company’s free tickets to Royals games led That’s what I really treasure about baseball, The Goodland Daily News little transistor radio to Kansas City Athletics us to Municipal Stadium a lot. sharp infield play. Going to the ballpark is like 1932-2003 games. He’d drawn up his own score sheet so We stayed around long enough to see the fishing to me; there are no bad days, just differ- he could record each at bat, and had his secre- Royals come of age. We watched them lose to ent experiences, and always a great play or two. The Sherman tary run them off on the duplicator. (It was long the Yankees twice in chilly post-season play- I love high school and college basketball, before anyone had an office copier.) offs, but had moved to Colorado by the time with its constant movement, and I can deal with County Herald Founded by Eric and Dad took us to games in Kansas City, though they got to the World Series and then won one, football in person. (On television, I think it’s Founded by Thomas McCants Roxie Yonkey we were eternally disappointed in “our” team against St. Louis in 1985. mostly dull.) But I live for the start of spring 1935-1989 1994-2001 as owner Arnold Johnson traded any star we We rejoiced when Denver finally got a team. training. had to the hated Yankees. That guy named The Rockies were exciting in those early years, Yeah, I’m hooked. I’ll probably stay that Maris, that really hurt. when the “Blake Street Bombers” could hit if way. Nor’West Newspapers Then came Chicago insurance man Charles not field, and the pitching was always so-so. 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District Court fined $153. These are cases decided by the Patrick Leonard Jeter, speeding, Goodland District Court: fined $141. March 2: Eugenia Wade Al- Wayne B. Kibourn, speeding, meida, speeding, fined $147. fined $141. Kobly Edward Brooks, unsafe Rachel F. West, speeding, fined Worship warms the heart turning or stopping; failure to give $210. proper signal, fined $171. Jared Glenn Williams, vehicles, Mark Allen Cure, defective muf- unlawful acts, e.g., registration, Calvary Gospel Church fler, fined $141. fined $196. Lead Pastors: Randy and Mary Payne Jack Arnold Dempsey Jr., speed- March 3: Mitchell James Unger, Assistant Pastors: Jacob and Ramie Soyez ing, fined $141. one-way glass and sun screening Care Pastors: Darrell and Jeri Schmid Amanda K. Helwege, speeding, devices, fined $196. Children’s Pastors: John and Mary Ellen Coumerilh Our Lady of Perpetual Help Fourth & College • 890-3605 Celebrant: Father Norbert Dlabal Sunday: Kid’s Church: 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. 307 W. 13th • 890-7205 Morning Service: 8:30 and 10:30 am Sacrament of Reconciliation: Youth @ the Rock House, Sixth & Caldwell: 6:30 p.m. 5-5:45 p.m. Saturday or by appointment Prayer and Praise: 5:00 p.m. except last Sunday of the month Mass Schedule Wednesday: Kids 4 Christ 6:30 p.m. : during school year Saturday: 6 pm, Sunday: 10:30 am Life Groups - See website Spanish Mass: New Life website: www.calvarygospel.net Sunday: 12:30 pm Christian Bookstore email: [email protected] or see us on Facebook Goodland United Methodist 212 Norris Ave • McCook Pleasant Home Church Promiseland Baptist Church Church Serving the rural community Pastor: Rick Holmes • 890-7082 1116 Sherman 899-3631 Celebrating 125 years of God’s 225 W. 16th Thank You to Pastors: Dustin and Shelly Petz gracous blessings! (785) 890-7944 Sunday: Adult Classes: 9:15 a.m. Rt. 1, Box 180 • 3190 Road 70 Sunday: Sunday School: 10:30 a.m. Worship: 10:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. (785) 694-2807 Morning Service: 11:30 a.m. all Veterans Wednesday: Wednesday Nite Live (Sept. - May) Pastor: Perry Baird Evening Service: 6:30 p.m. 5:45 - 6:15 p.m. Simple Supper - All are welcome! Sunday: Worship Service: 9 a.m. Wednesday: Bible Study Service Greater love hath 6:15 - 7:30 p.m. Worship and Classes for all ages Sunday School: 10 a.m. 6:30 p.m. no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. Bible Baptist Church Church of Jesus Christ Iglesia Del Dios Vivo La Luz Del Mundo Pastor: Clifford Middlebrooks of Latter-Day Saints John 15:13 Spanish Speaking Church - translation available Fifth & Broadway 1200 15th Street • Burlington, CO Minister: Jose S. Lopez 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. Saturday: 5a.m. & 6 p.m. Evening Service: 6:30 p.m. Priesthood/Relief Society: 12 a.m. Sunday: Sunday School: 9 a.m. Wednesday: Evening Bible Study: 7 p.m.

United Methodist Church First Christian Church Brewster (Disciples of Christ) Kanorado : Pastor: Pastor: Mike Baughn Rev. Carol Edling Jolly United Methodist The Nature Conservancy Worship Service: 10:45 a.m. CST Eighth & Arcade • 890-5233 Sunday: Church School - All ages 9 a.m. Church invites you to enjoy a day on the prairie at Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. CST Pastor: Justin Schlichenmayer Winona: Worship 10:30 a.m. the Smoky Valley Ranch Visitors Day Youth Group: weekly Jr./Sr. High groups 399-2468 Minister Saturday, June 7, 2014 : Sheryl Johnson Thursday: Prayer Class - Noon Sunday: Sunday School: 9 a.m. Worship Service: 9 a.m. CST All day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Smoky Valley Pastor Carol’s Class Wednesdays 5:30 p.m. Worship Service: 10 a.m. Sunday School: 10:15 am CST Ranch south of Oakley, in Logan County, KS www.goodlandfccdoc.org The Visitors Day will offer a close-up look at a working cattle Goodland Bible Church Church of the Nazarene and bison ranch. Driving and hiking tours will showcase St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 109 Willow Road • 899-6400 Pastor: Bob Willis Pastor: Chad DeJong conservation grazing practices and research. Presentations Celebrant: Father Don Martin Third & Caldwell Sunday: Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. will cover early settlement and Native American history. 13th & Center 899-2080 or 899-3797 Morning Worship: 10:45 a.m. Church 890-2115 or 890-7245 To RSVP or for more information, Sunday: Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. 6 p.m. AWANA during school Services: 5 p.m. Saturday evening please contact Shelby Stacy at Worship Service: 10:50 a.m. Evening Worship: 7:30 p.m. Bible Study: 4 p.m. every week The Nature Conservancy Evening Service: 6 p.m. Wednesday: 6:30 youth group [email protected] or 785-233-4400 Wednesday: Evening Service: 7 p.m. Growth groups call for information www.goodlandbible.org First Baptist Church Harvest Evangelical Free Church Pastor Taste the Greatness! Pastor: Rich Blanchette : Brian Fugleberg 1121 Main 521 E. Hwy. 24 • 890-6423 Try our new 890-3450 www.goodlandefree.com Guacamole Sunday: Sunday: Worship: 10:30 a.m. • Sunday school: 9:15 a.m. Wednesday: Sunday School: 9 a.m. Junior High and Senior High Youth Groups starts at 6:20 p.m. with a meal Burger! 1st Monday of each month: MOPS 6 p.m. (Oct.-May) Coffee fellowship: 9:45 a.m. With a 1/4 lb. 100% beef patty 2nd-5th Monday, Men’s Fraternity Study, 6:30 p.m. Morning Worship: 10 a.m. “Treasure Island” Vacation Bible School: May 19-23 from 9-11:30 a.m. (or grilled or crispy chicken) www.firstbaptistchurchgoodland.com Call Church to register. For grades PreK-5 topped with pico de gallo, ranch sauce, white cheddar cheese, Emmanuel Lutheran Church Church of Christ crispy leaf lettuce and a lime Seventh Day Adventist Church 13th & Sherman • 890-6161 401 Caldwell wedge, all on a fresh artisian 1160 Cattletrail Pastor: Darian Hybl Pastor: Jim McCurdy Sunday: 890-6185 bun, it’s hard to go wrong with Christian eduction/fellowship: Sunday McDonald’s newest burger! Saturday: Sabbath School: 9:30 a.m. 10:15 a.m. : Bible Study: 9:45 a.m. Worship Service: 11 a.m. Worship Service: 9 a.m. Worship Service: 10:45 a.m. Quarter Pounder: Sandwich $4.69 • Combo $6.69 Wednesday: Bible Study: 7 p.m. Chicken: Sandwich $4.89 • Combo $6.89 The following sponsors urge YOU to attend your chosen House of Worship this Sabbath:

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Resolution to Levy Tax for situated in Sherman County, Tax Lien: $356.62 other minerals in and under and thirty feet (530’) to the point of Owners, or supposed owners, Capital Outlay Fund Kansas: All plus special fees, interest, that may be produced from the beginning, thence north one and persons having or claiming Court costs, and penalties Southwest Quarter (SW¼) of hundred seventy-five feet (175’), to have any interest therein and WHEREAS, the Board of Northwest Quarter (NW1/4) of chargeable since April 15, 2014. Section Eighteen (18), Township thence east one hundred forty thereto: Kerrenda K. Shaver; Education of Unified School Section 19, in Township 7 South, Nine (9) South, Range Thirty- feet (140’) to the West side of Britt I. Johnson. District No. 352, Sherman Range 41 West of the 6th P.M. in TRACT # 3―Treasurer’s seven (37) West of the 6th P.M. Beech Street, thence South Tax Lien: $13,075.50 County, State of Kansas, is Sherman County, Kansas; Tax ID #: 1-013003460. Legal Owners, or supposed owners, and Parallel to the West side All plus special fees, interest, authorized by K.S.A. 72-8801, Description: Lots Eight (8), Nine and persons having or claiming of Beech Street one hundred Court costs, and penalties to make an annual tax levy at Southeast Quarter (SE1/4) of (9) and the North Half (N½) of Lot to have any interest therein and seventy-five feet (175’), thence chargeable since April 15, 2014. a mill rate not exceeding the Section 9, in Township 7 South, Ten (10), Block Twenty-four (24), thereto: Don Jan Conway, a/k/a west one hundred forty feet statutorily-prescribed mill rate Range 41 West of the 6th P.M. in Second Addition to the City of Don J. Conway. (140’) to the point of beginning, TRACT # 18―Paid and for a period of time as determined Sherman County, Kansas; Goodland, Kansas, according to Tax Lien: $163.76 said tract being vacated Lots dismissed. by the Board of Education upon the recorded plat thereof. All plus special fees, interest, Ten (10), Eleven (11), Twelve the taxable tangible property Northwest Quarter (NW1/4) of Owners, or supposed owners, Court costs, and penalties (12), Thirteen (13), Fourteen (14), TRACT # 19―Treasurer’s in the district for the purpose Section 24, in Township 7 South, and persons having or claiming chargeable since April 15, 2014. Fifteen (15), and Sixteen (16) in Tax ID #: 1-013203080. Legal specified in said law; and Range 42 West of the 6th P.M. in to have any interest therein and Block 6 in the Original Town of Description: Lot Three (3) in Sherman County, Kansas; thereto: Marco A. Ault. TRACT # 7―Treasurer’s Kanorado, Kansas. Block Fourteen (14) in Sharp’s WHEREAS, the Board of Tax Lien: $2,728.31 Tax ID #: 1-012004420. Legal Owners, or supposed owners, Addition to the City of Goodland, Education has determined to Southeast Quarter (SE1/4) of All plus special fees, interest, Description: Lots Twenty-seven and persons having or claiming Kansas. exercise the authority vested in Section 23, in Township 7 South, Court costs, and penalties (27), Twenty-eight (28), Twenty- to have any interest therein and Owners, or supposed owners, it by said law; Range 42 West of the 6th P.M. in chargeable since April 15, 2014. nine (29), Thirty (30), Thirty-one thereto: Daniel Perez; Western and persons having or claiming Sherman County, Kansas; (31), and Thirty-two (32), in Block State Bank. to have any interest therein and NOW, THEREFORE, TRACT # 4―Treasurer’s Nineteen (19), in the C K & N Tax Lien: $3,209.09 thereto: Janie Villareal; Tanya Northeast Quarter (NE1/4) of Tax ID #: 1-012202942. Legal Addition to the City of Goodland, All plus special fees, interest, Garza (a minor child as of 1993), RESOLUTION Section 1, in Township 7 South, Description: A tract of land Kansas. Court costs, and penalties care of Jesse Garza. Be It Resolved that: Range 42 West of the 6th P.M. in located in the Northeast Quarter Owners, or supposed owners, chargeable since April 15, 2014. Tax Lien: $12,364.97 Sherman County, Kansas; (NE¼) of Section Twenty-five and persons having or claiming All plus special fees, interest, The above-named school (25), Township Eight (8) South, to have any interest therein and TRACT # 13―Treasurer’s Court costs, and penalties board shall be authorized Southeast Quarter (SE1/4) of Range Forty (40), West of thereto: Kenneth D. Daniels Tax ID #: 1-020600020. Legal chargeable since April 15, 2014. to make a continuous and Section 31, in Township 6 South, the 6th P.M. in the County of (deceased); Commercial Description: Lots One (1), permanent annual tax levy in Range 41 West of the 6th P.M. In Sherman, State of Kansas being Federal Bank. Two (2), Three (3), and Four TRACT # 20―Treasurer’s an amount not to exceed 8 Sherman County, Kansas; more particularly described as Tax Lien: $7,014.92 (4) in Block Twenty (20) to the Tax ID #: 1-010406200. Legal mills upon the taxable tangible follows: All plus special fees, interest, Hartstine’s Second Addition to Description: Lots Five (5) and Six property in the school district East Half (E1/2) of Section 17, Commencing at a point on Court costs, and penalties the City of Kanorado, Kansas. (6) in Block Thirty-seven (37) in for the purpose of acquisition, in Township 6 South, Range 41 the East line of said Northeast chargeable since April 15, 2014. Owners, or supposed owners, the First Addition to the City of construction, reconstruction, West of the 6th P.M. in Sherman Quarter, which is 1110 feet North and persons having or claiming Goodland, Kansas. repair, remodeling, additions County, Kansas. of the Southeast corner of said TRACT # 8―Treasurer’s to have any interest therein and Owners, or supposed owners, to, furnishing, maintaining and Northeast Quarter; thence West Tax ID #: 1-013001820. Legal thereto: Daniel Perez; Western and persons having or claiming equipping of school district Be assigned in accordance parallel with the South line of Description: Lots Eleven (11) and State Bank. to have any interest therein and property and equipment with the terms of the Will. said Northeast Quarter, 350 feet Twelve (12), in Block Fourteen Tax Lien: $1,057.70 thereto: Kurt Zupko; Herndon necessary for school to the point of beginning of the (14), in the Second Addition to All plus special fees, interest, Insurance Agency, Inc.; district purposes, including You are required to file your tract to be described; thence the City of Goodland, Kansas. Court costs, and penalties Goodland Regional Medical (1) Acquisition of computer written defenses thereto on South parallel to the East line Owners, or supposed owners, chargeable since April 15, 2014. Center. software; (2) acquisition of or before the 30th day of May, of said Northeast Quarter, 150 and persons having or claiming Tax Lien: $1,825.35 performance uniforms; (3) 2014, at 10:00 o’clock A.M. in feet; thence East parallel to the to have any interest therein TRACT # 14―Treasurer’s All plus special fees, interest, housing and boarding pupils the District Court, in the city of south line of said Northeast and thereto: Marie L. Enfield; Tax ID #: 1-010406500. Legal Court costs, and penalties enrolled in an area vocational Goodland, Sherman County, Quarter, 180 feet to the West Franklin Credit Management Description: Lots Nine (9) and chargeable since April 15, 2014. school operated under the board; Kansas, at which time and place line of a frontage road; thence Corporation. Ten (10) in Block Thirty-nine (39) (4) architectural expenses; (5) the cause will be heard. Should South along the West line of said Tax Lien: $2,418.79 in the First Addition to the City of The above-described real acquisition of building sites; (6) you fail therein, judgment and frontage road 30 feet; thence All plus special fees, interest, Goodland, Kansas. estate is taken as property undertaking and maintenance decree will be entered in due West parallel to the South line Court costs, and penalties Owners, or supposed owners, of the respective defendants of asbestos control projects; course upon the Petition. of said Northeast Quarter, 180 chargeable since April 15, 2014. and persons having or claiming designated herein as the owner (7) acquisition of school feet; thence South parallel to to have any interest therein and thereof and is to be sold and will buses; and (8) acquisition of Nancy L Wallace, the East line of said Northeast TRACT # 9 and TRACT # 10― thereto: Edwin Phillips, a/k/a be sold without appraisement other fixed assets, and for the Petitioner Quarter, 150 feet to a point which Paid and dismissed. Edwin E. Phillips. to satisfy said Order of Sale and purpose of paying a portion of is 350 feet West and 780 feet Tax Lien: $1,951.53 the respective liens adjudged the principal and interest on VIGNERY & MASON L.L.C. North of the Southeast corner of TRACT # 11―Treasurer’s All plus special fees, interest, thereon. bonds issued by cities under 214 E 10th, P.O. Box 767 said Northeast Quarter; thence Tax ID #: 1-012402240. Legal Court costs, and penalties the authority of K.S.A. 12-1774, Goodland, KS 67735 West parallel to the South line of Description: The West eighty chargeable since April 15, 2014. WITNESS my hand at and amendments thereto, for Telephone: 785-890-6588 said Northeast Quarter, 550 feet; feet (W80’) of Lots Thirteen (13), Goodland, Kansas, this May the financing of redevelopment Attorneys for Petitioner thence North parallel to the East Fourteen (14), Fifteen (15) and CAUSE OF ACTION # 15― 13, 2014. projects upon property located line of said Northeast Quarter, Sixteen (16) in Block Eleven (11) Paid and dismissed. BURTON PIANALTO within the school district. The Published in The Goodland 330 feet, thence East parallel to in the Third Addition to the City Sheriff of Sherman County, tax levy authorized by this Star-News, Friday, May, 9, 16 the South line of said Northeast of Goodland, Kansas. TRACT # 16―Treasurer’s Kansas resolution may be made, unless and 23, 2014. Quarter, 550 feet to the point of Owners, or supposed owners, Tax ID #: 1-013200300. Legal a petition in opposition to the beginning, and persons having or claiming Description: Lot Nineteen (19) in ATTEST: same, signed by not less than Less a tract described as to have any interest therein and Block One (1) in Sharp’s Addition LINDA BOWEN 10% of the qualified electors of IN THE FIFTEENTH follows: thereto: Emelio Pena; Mary Ann to the City of Goodland, Kansas. Clerk of the District Court the school district, is filed with JUDICIAL DISTRICT Commencing at a point on Herrera. Owners, or supposed owners, the county election officer of DISTRICT COURT OF the East line of said Northeast Tax Lien: $10,486.39 and persons having or claiming Craig L. Uhrich the home county of the school SHERMAN COUNTY, Quarter, which is 1110 feet North All plus special fees, interest, to have any interest therein and Uhrich Law Firm P.A. district within 40 calendar days KANSAS of the Southeast corner of said Court costs, and penalties thereto: Kerrenda K. Shaver; 222 Center Avenue after the last publication of Northeast Quarter; thence West chargeable since April 15, 2014. Britt I. Johnson. Oakley Kansas 67748 this resolution. In the event Board of Commissioners of parallel with the South line of Tax Lien: $789.34 (785) 671-1237 a petition is filed, the county Sherman County, Kansas, said Northeast Quarter, 350 feet TRACT # 12―Treasurer’s All plus special fees, interest, Attorney for Plaintiff election officer shall submit ‌Plaintiff, to the point of beginning of the Tax ID #: 1-021000080. Legal Court costs, and penalties Board of Commissioners the question of whether the tax tract to be described; thence Description: Beginning at a chargeable since April 15, 2014. of Sherman County, Kansas levy shall be authorized to the ‌vs. South parallel to the East line point thirty feet (30’) east and electors in the school district of said Northeast Quarter, 150 four hundred thirty-five feet TRACT # 17―Treasurer’s Published in The Goodland at an election called for that Tract #1: Ruth A. Adams, feet; thence East parallel to the (435’) south of the West corner Tax ID #: 1-010600100. Legal Star-News, Friday, May 16, 23 purpose or at the next general Ruth A. Adams c/o William B. south line of said Northeast of the Northwest Quarter (NW¼) Description: Lots Thirteen (13), and 30, 2014. election, as is specified by the Collister; Quarter, 180 feet to the West of Section Twenty-nine (29), Fourteen (14), Fifteen (15) and Board of Education of the above et al., line of a frontage road; thence Township Eight (8) South, Range Sixteen (16) in Block Eight (8) school district. ‌Defendants. South along the West line of said Forty-two (42) West of the 6th in the Subdivision of the First frontage road 30 feet; thence P.M., Sherman County, Kansas, Addition to the City of Goodland, CERTIFICATE No. 2013-CV-15 West parallel to the South line thence east five hundred Kansas. of said Northeast Quarter, 180 THIS IS TO CERTIFY that SHERIFF’S NOTICE OF feet; thence South parallel to the above Resolution was SALE the East line of said Northeast Get the latest Star-News on your electronic devices duly adopted by the Board of Quarter, 150 feet to a point which Education of Unified School PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby is 350 feet West and 780 feet District No. 352, Sherman given that under and by virtue of North of the Southeast corner of County, Kansas, on the 12th an Order of Sale issued to me out said Northeast Quarter; thence day of May, 2014. of the District Court of Sherman West parallel to the South line of County, Kansas, in the above- said Northeast Quarter, 20 feet; The WEEKEND /s/ Mark Scheopner entitled action, I will, on June 23, thence North parallel to the East Friday, March 21, Clerk of the above Board of 2014 at 10:00 o’clock a.m. on line of said Northeast Quarter, 2014 Education said day, in the Courtroom of the 330 feet, thence East parallel to Goodland1205 Main Avenue, Goodland, Star-News KS 67735 • Phone (785) 899-2338 $1 Sherman County Courthouse in the South line of said Northeast Volume 82, Number 23 12 Pages Goodland, Kansas 67735 Published in The Goodland the City of Goodland, Sherman Quarter, 20 feet to the point of inside Star-News, Friday, May 16 and County, Kansas, offer at public beginning. today City considers natural gas vehicles By Kevin Bottrell Fairbanks said Goodland would be a such as Frontier Ag. issues facing municipal power plants. More local 23, 2014. sale, and sell to the highest and Owners, or supposed owners, news, views [email protected] perfect location for a filling station between Gerber said that while the city has not • Approved economic development incen- from your The Goodland City Commission is weigh- Kansas City and Denver. committed to anything yet, Black Hills is tives for the new Sonic restaurant. The incen- Goodland Gerber said Black Hills would expect doing a vehicle analysis, which will examine tives include a six-month rebate on utilities Star-News ing the possibility of getting a natural gas filling station – to service natural gas vehicles Goodland to have the infrastructure in place the feasibility of converting city vehicles to after 12 months in operation and waiving of best bidder for cash in hand, all and persons having or claiming – installed in Goodland. including the station itself – which would natural gas. building permit fees. Manager Kevin Sander- At the commission meeting Monday night, cost about $150,000 – plus a fleet 15-20 local Garcia said the company’s representatives son said construction had started that day with City Manager Doug Gerber said the city had vehicles lined up to use it. Existing vehicles said they would be willing to come back and completion expected in five weeks. Commis- of the property described below: to have any interest therein and started talking with Black Hills Energy about can be converted to use natural gas. do a workshop for local companies and gov- sioner Jenifer Sanderson recused herself from the prospect of getting a filling station put in “We can’t do it on our own,” said Commis- ernments about natural gas vehicles. the discussion and vote. about a year ago. He and several commission- sioner Jenifer Sanderson. “We need to see In other business, the commission: • Voted 4-1 to pursue a court judgement to IN THE DISTRICT COURT thereto: Blair-Naughton, LLC; ers met with Black Hills Energy representa- where the other entities are.” • Appointed Mike Abbey to the Kansas enforce a journal entry against the unfinished tives last week. Fairbanks suggested partnering with Sher- Municipal Energy Agency board of directors industrial park structure. The commission “They had a good presentation,” said man County, the public school district and and Luke Wolak as an alternate. Gerber said had previously given a 90-day period for the OF SHERMAN COUNTY, TRACT # 1―Treasurer’s Toba, Inc., d/b/a Thompson Co.; Mayor Annette Fairbanks. “It made me feel Northwest Kansas Technical College to get anyone could sit on the board, but recom- structure to be taken down, a time limit that like Goodland needs to be an entrepreneur the required fleet of vehicles. Gerber also mended Abbey and Wolak since it would be KANSAS Tax ID #: 2-510001380. Legal Michael P. Kneale. in this area.” suggested approaching private companies helpful to have representatives who know the See NATURAL GAS, Page 5 FILED PURSUANT TO Description: Minerals Only: Tax Lien: $90,964.95 Wrestling CHAPTER 59 OF THE North Half (N½) of Section All plus special fees, interest, tournament The Kansas Kids Wrestling District Tournament will KANSAS STATUTES Seven (7), Township Seven (7) Court costs, and penalties begin at 8 a.m. Saturday at the Max Jones Fieldhouse. The Goodland Wrestling ANNOTATED South, Range Forty-Two (42) chargeable since April 15, 2014. Club will be there along with hundreds of other wrestlers from around the area. West of the 6th P.M. See Page 12 IN THE MATTER OF THE Owners, or supposed owners, TRACT # 5―Treasurer’s weather ESTATE OF BERNICE M RAY, and persons having or claiming Tax ID #: 1-012400160. Legal report a/k/a/ BERNICE MAXINE RAY, to have any interest therein and Description: The North Six feet Online access53° to The Goodland Star-News faster than Postal Service 10 a.m. Deceased. thereto: Ruth A. Adams; William (6’) of Lot Nineteen (19), and all Thursday We want Star-NewsToday customers customers have all the pages of each MediaPass system allows a customer B. Collister. of Lots Twenty (20) and Twenty- • Sunset, 7:00 p.m. to know we continue Saturdayto depend on edition shortly after they are printed to purchase a three month, six month • Sunrise, 6:46 a.m. Case No. 14 PR 10 Tax Lien: $262.63 one (21) in Block One (1) in the • Sunset, 7:01 p.m. the United States PostalMidday Conditions Service for on Tuesday and Friday of each week. or one year subscription. • Soil temperature 41 degrees All plus special fees, interest, Third Addition to the City of delivery to most of• Humidity our 27 percent customers, You can use your personal For the free online trial contact • Sky sunny • Winds northwest 12 mph NOTICE OF HEARING Court costs, and penalties Goodland, Kansas. but we have an alternate• Barometer 30.01 inches and more computer, a tablet, laptop or even a Sheila Smith at the Star-News offi ce and rising timely way customers• Record High today can 84° (1907) receive smart phone to keep yourself up-to- (785) 899-2338 or by email to star. chargeable since April 15, 2014. Owners, or supposed owners, • Record Low today 0° (1913) Poor weather Last 24 Hours* THE STATE OF KANSAS TO and persons having or claiming and read The GoodlandHigh Wednesday 55°Star-News date on the happenings around town. [email protected]. Low Wednesday 27° for outdoor grilling on a regular basis. Precipitation 0.23 For those currently receiving the ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: TRACT # 2―Treasurer’s to have any interest therein This month 0.31 Goodland received about two and a half inches of snow on Tues- Year to date 1.25 day. The wet, heavy snow stuck to any surface facing the wind, We have joined with Below normal MediaPass0.21 inches Star-News in the mail we offer a freewhich in some areas got up to 59 mph. The high winds caused Tax ID #: 2-510000580. Legal and thereto: Elliot J. Braun The Topside Forecast low visibility. This combined with blowing dust cause accidents Today: Mostly sunny with a on some roads around Limon, Colo., which were briefly closed. to allow customershigh near 51,access winds breezy out to the trial to access the online newspaper Photos by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News You are hereby notified that Description: Minerals Only: Lots (deceased); Ann M. Braun of the north at 15 to 30 mph and a low around 24. Saturday: Mostly editions of the Star-Newscloudy with a 20 percent chance through editions. a Petition has been filed in this One (1), Two (2), Three (3), and (deceased); Crown Bank, F.S.B. of rain and snow, a high near 46 and a low around 27. our web page, and withExtended one Forecast download Signing up online through the Court by Nancy L Wallace, Four (4) and the East Half (E½) Tax Lien: $8,281.60 Sunday: Partly sunny with a 20 percent chance of rain and snow, a high near 46 and a low around 27. executor of the Estate of Bernice of the East Half (E½) of Section All plus special fees, interest, Monday: Mostly sunny with a 20 percent chance of snow at night, a high near 46 and a low around M ray, a/k/a Bernice Maxine Ray Thirty-one (31), Township Six Court Costs, and penalties Th24. Tuesday:e Partly sunny with a 20 percent chance of snow, a high near 41 and a low around 24. requesting that the foreign will of (6) South, Range Forty-Two (42) chargeable since April 15, 2014. (National Weather Service) Bernice M Ray, deceased, dated West of the 6th P.M. August 19, 2002, be admitted Owners, or supposed owners, TRACT # 6―Treasurer’s to probate and record in this and persons having or claiming Tax ID #: 2-610000640. Legal local markets City, Kiwanis may partner Star-News needs your help Court; the will be construed, to have any interest therein and Description: Minerals Only: 10 a.m. Wheat — $7.65 bushel Go Postedo county price1205 — $7.09d Mainforl new St.,a Goodland, basketballnd Kan., courts 67735S • Phoneta (785)r 899-2338-News and the following Kansas real thereto: Ruth A. Adams; William 1/3 of 1/3 of 1/2 and 1/2 of Corn — $4.63 bushel to recognize local heroes where many people park already – and a sand Posted county price — $4.64 By Kevin Bottrell The Goodland Star-News is asking for include photos and a little information on volleyball pit. Several trees would have to be Milo — $4.27 bushel [email protected] your help for our upcoming Hometown any active duty Army, Navy, Air Force, removed or relocated, she said, but the fence estate owned by the decedent, B. Collister. 1/3 of 1/2 of the oil, gas, and Soybeans — $13.49 bushel The City of Goodland, in partnership with Heroes Section. Marines or Coast Guard service men and Posted county price — $13.36 around the tennis courts would stay. the Kiwanis Club, is looking to put new The section, which will publish June women with Sherman County ties as well as Millet — no bid Kiwanis has committed $20,000 this year basketball courts at Steever Park. 27, will highlight local heroes such as those in the National Guard and Reserves. Sunflowers and another $20,000 next year, she said, Parks Department Director Karen law enforcement, firefighters, emergency We want to include anyone with ties to Oil current crop — $18.95 cwt. but that will not cover the entire project. Anderson made a presentation to the city medical technicians and paramedics, and Sherman County, whether a son, daughter, Confection — no bid Anderson said the project could cost about commission on Monday, saying that she more. We are asking for nominations for father, mother, distant cousin, former Pinto beans — $36 $182,000, but there is room to bring those had discussed improving the parks with the anyone you feel is a Sherman County Hero resident or local graduate. (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, numbers down. Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. Kiwanis Club, and out of that discussion and should be recognized. Please bring in or e-mail us a photograph Anderson is looking for donations and These may not be closing figures. ) had come the idea for new basketball courts. Just fill out the form that is published along with the person’s first and last name other partnerships to help fund the project, The two high school regulation sized in the paper by June 2 and return it to the and details of their service to the office at and asked that anyone interested contact her. courts would be installed to the south of the Goodland Star-News office. 1205 Main St. or star.news@nwkansas. The commissioners expressed support for existing tennis courts. In addition, Anderson We would also like to recognize those com. the project. The next step, Anderson said, is said, the project could include more paved serving our country. We would like to parking – to be built in an area of grass to firm up the numbers. star-news 8a The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 23, 2014 sports Cowboys pull off double upset to win at regionals The Goodland High School baseball team sur- Hendrich was out on a combination play. Avila had a prised everyone at regional baseball competition in hit to left field, was safe at first and made it to second Scott City on Tuesday, defeating No. 2-seed Colby when Taylen Smith hit a single. Kelbey Smith struck 4-3 and then defeating No. 1-seed Hugoton 4-3. out. Hugoton had three up and three out. With the wins, the Cowboys advance to the state In the top of the seventh Deeds struck out. Verlin- competition next Thursday and Friday in Pratt. den was out at first. Amthor hit a single, stole second Neither team scored in the first inning of the and advanced to third on a wild pitch. Mayer struck championship game against Hugoton. In the top of out. Hugoton had a lead off single, advanced to sec- the second Brandon Verlinden struck out. Catcher ond but was out at third on a fielder’s choice. The next Kyler Amthor hit a ground ball to second for a single batter ended up scoring on an error. Hugoton loaded and stole second. Cade Mayer and T. R. Jones struck the bases before two fly outs ended Hugoton’s chance out. Hugoton’s first batter made it to first, second and of overtaking the Cowboys. third. The next batter was out when Jones caught his Goodland won 4-3 and advanced to the state fly ball. The second out was a strike out. The fourth competition. batter made a hit to right field but was out at first. He Before Goodland got to play Hugoton, they had to earned an RBI when the first batter crossed home. defeat the Colby Eagles. Hugoton led, 1-0. Cowboys built a three run lead from an early In the third inning Hendrich hit a single and ad- catcher’s interference call, ground-rule double and Cowgirl left fielder Kelsey White rounded second while her sister, shortstop Brianna White, was held vanced to second. Avila had a fly out to center field. an Eagles error. The runs were scored by Avila, Tay- up at first during the Class 4A Regional game against Colby on Tuesday. Taylen Smith hit a double and earned an RBI when len Smith and Jones. Colby’s Marc Bremenkamp Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News Hendrich crossed home. He was left on third. Kelbey doubled, went to third and was batted in by Austin Smith struck out. Deeds hit a single. and was left on Hart. At the end of the second inning Goodland led, second. Verlinden struck out for the last out. The 3-1. Neither team scored in the third inning. In the score was tied, 1-1. top of the fourth Avila was out on a combination play, Hugoton took the lead in the bottom of the third, Taylen and Kelbey Smith struck out. Colby ended Last-second catch saves batting in a run to make it 2-1. the inning with runners stuck on second and first. Goodland rallied in the top of the fourth to take a At the top of the fifth Goodland had three up and 4-2 lead. Amthor led off the batting at the top of the three out. In the bottom of the inning the second fourth inning with a single, went through the bases Colby batter hit a single, advanced the bases and slid and scored. Verlinden had a fly out. Mayer walked, home to score. Goodland retained their lead, 3-2. the day for state-bound advanced to second, third and was batted in. Jones In the sixth Goodland ended the inning with was hit by a ball, went to first, advanced was batted Hendrich stranded on first. The first batter for Colby in by Taylen Smith. Kelbey Smith had a fly out and walked and was followed by three outs. Deeds struck out. Hugoton left one stranded on base Taylen Smith in the top of the seventh had a single, in their half of the inning. advanced to second, made it to third on a wild pitch Goodland softball team In the top of the fifth Goodland had three up and and went on to score. Kelbey Smith and Verlinden three out. In the bottom of the fifth Hugoton’s second struck out. Deeds walked, went to second when By Kevin Bottrell air for the final out. the Cowgirls got off to a 1-0 lead baseman walked, advanced to second and went to Amthor hit a single. Both were left stranded when [email protected] With the 5-4 win at Regionals, in the first inning off a base hit by third on an error. The next batter had a fly out. That Mayer had a fly out. When Colby came up to bat For the Goodland High School the Cowgirls will go to the Class 4A Berkley White. With Selena Acosta was followed by a walk. Then the next batter stuck they made a run from an RBI double for the inning. varsity softball team, it all came Division II state tournament next pitching, the girls held Scott City out and the last batter was out when Avila caught Goodland beat Colby, 4-3. down to the last batter in the decid- Thursday and Friday in Pratt. scoreless throughout the game. his fly ball. ing game at the Class 4A Regional Cochran handled the full game The majority of the Cowgirls’ Jones led off with an out in the top of the sixth. competition at home on Tuesday. for the Cowgirls on the mound. runs came in the second inning. After beating Scott City 10-0 The Cowgirls got on the board in With Kelsey White on base, De- in the first round, the Cowgirls the bottom of the first. With Bri- LaRosa – in her first at-bat coming advanced to play Colby for the anna White and Lindsay Bauman off an injury – got an RBI-triple. Bri- championship. Goodland led 5-1 on base, Rangel hit an RBI single. anna White walked and Bauman hit until the top of the seventh. When Cochran hit a grounder that got by a short blooper that was missed by the inning started it looked as if the Lady Eagles, allowing another the Scott City infielders, allowing a the Cowgirls would sail through to run to score. run to score. Rangel hit a grounder, victory, but the Lady Eagles weren’t The Cowgirls extended their but all the Cowgirls got safely to out yet. A runner got on board on lead in the bottom of the second on their bases. With the bases loaded an error early in the inning. After another hit by Rangel, this time a Cochran hit a double, bringing three a ground out, another batter hit a double that scored Kelsey White runs home to make it 6-0. grounder but beat the throw. With and Brianna White. Berkley White walked, then runners at the corners, a grounder The Lady Eagles got their first run Daise hit into a fielder’s choice Dr. William Richheimer bounced off pitcher Hope Cochran’s in the top of the third. After a walk, that advanced Cochran to third. leg and went into the outfield. One a fly ball fell short of the Goodland Siruta walked to load the bases for run scored to make it 5-2. Another outfielders, allowing a runner to Kelsey White, who hit a high fly scored off a missed throw to third score. ball that fell short of the Scott City base to make it 5-3. The Cowgirls made it 5-1 in the outfielders, turning into a two-RBI Colby loaded up the bases on an bottom half of the inning. With base hit. DeLaRosa flied out to end error. Then, Cochran walked a bat- Berkley White and Kaitlyn Daise the inning. ter, forcing one home to make it 5-4. on base, Kelsey White hit into a The Cowgirls led 8-0 until the An infield fly got the second out, fielder’s choice, allowing Berkley bottom of the fourth, when Daise but the bases were still loaded with to score. hit what was nearly a triple. She the Cowgirls only ahead by one run. Neither team would score again was thrown out at third, but the hit The final batter got to a 3-1 count. until the seventh inning, when the allowed Berkley White to score to With the audience on both sides Lady Eagles rallied, coming close make it 9-0. holding their breath, the Colby to tying or winning the game be- Cochran hit the game-winning batter made a hard hit up the third fore the Cowgirls retired the side double in the bottom of the fifth, baseline, but Cowgirl third baseman to win 5-4. scoring Bauman and sealing the Gabby Rangel snagged it out of the In game one against Scott City, 10-0 win for the Cowgirls.

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Patricia L. Sloan (785) 443-3261 Jerry Wycoff (785) 672-0429 Medical Center Rock L. Bedore (785) 443-1653 Mike Scott (785) 675-8556 Marilyn Meyer (785) 462-2703 Tom Harrison (785) 443-0136 Specialty Clinic Toni Lindberg (785) 443-4032 Rose Koggie (785) 821-1179 Call today to schedule COLBY OFFICE GOODLAND OFFICE Patricia L. Sloan Tom Harrison your appointment! Managing Broker Managing Broker 1055 S. Range 1112 Main Street Located at 220 W. 2nd Street (785) 890-6030 Colby, KS 67701 Goodland, KS 67735 Office: (785) 462-8255 Office: (785) 462-8255 Rory L. Bedore Fax: (785) 462-3975 www.goodlandregional.com Fax: (785) 462-3975 Owner www.homelandre.com The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 23, 2014 1b Golfers heading to State! Cowboys win home regional, qualify for state as a team The Goodland High School varsity place; Christian Wetter of Concordia, boys golf team won their regional tour- seventh place; David Browne of Colby, nament Monday at Sugar Hills Golf ninth place; Jake Epperson of Ulysses, Course, qualifying as a team to com- 10th; Brennen Acree of Concordia, pete in the Class 4A State Tournament. 11th; Grant Holmes of Concordia, 12th Six Cowboys – Gage and Gannon place; and Marshal Hutchins of Scott Ihrig, Taitem and Thatcher Jones, Dil- City, 13th place. lon Gillming and Carl Mayer – will Iola and Ottawa qualified as teams travel to Mayetta on Tuesday for the from the Burlington 4A Regional as state tournament. well as Altamont-Labette County and The top two teams from each region- Independence from the Independence al qualify to compete at state as a team. Regional, Kansas City-Piper and The next five lowest individual scorers Bonner Springs from the Tonganoxie who are not members of a qualifying Regional, Topeka-Hayden and Buhler team also get to go. from the Wamego Regional and An- At regionals, four Cowboys placed dale and El Dorado from the Winfield in the top 10. Gage Ihrig placed first Regional. with a score of 70. Gannon Ihrig came Individuals qualified from Burling- in fifth with 81; Gillming, sixth with ton, Garnett-Anderson County, Paola, 83; and Taitem Jones, eighth with 86. Coffeyville-Field Kindley, Colum- Thatcher Jones came in 24th with 97 bus, Fort Scott, Atchison, De Soto, and Mayer, 27th with 99. Perry Lecompton, Shawnee Mission- Larned came in second, qualifying Bishop Miege, Spring Hill, Tongan- for state as a team. Also qualifying from oxie, Abilene, Holton, McPherson, Taitem Jones chipped onto the green on Hole 9 and then putted it in dur- the Goodland regional as individuals Wamego, Augusta, Wichita-Trinity ing the Class 4A Regional golf tournmaent at Sugar Hills Golf Course on are Austin Cantrell of Ulysses, fourth Academy and Winfield. Monday. Jones placed eighth. Photos by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News

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Long Island, -5-20-5-23- office at 1205 Main to identify. ------W. Highway 24, Goodland. be accepting applications until KS. Leave message at (308) ------5-21-5-23- Advertising Deadlines (box Contact Vimal at (785) 890- the position is filled. Call or 645-9085. -NT 5-13-tfn- FOR RENT: 1527 Grand, and line ads): Tuesday edition 3621. -5-20-5-23- go online to learn more! www. ------Goodland. $500 rent, $500 GARAGE SALES (Friday at noon). Friday edition ------cheyennecountyhospital.com GOODLAND HOME FOR deposit. Call Bob at (630) 768- (Wednesday at noon. Please Part-time Landfill Operator: or call (785) 332-2104 x116- SALE: 102 Circle Drive. PRICE 5191. -4-29-tfn Edson, KS yard sales! May check your ad the first time it The Sherman County Landfill Human Resources. -5-6-6-6- REDUCED...MOTIVATED ------23 and 24 starting at 8 a.m. runs. If you find an error, please is taking applications for a part------SELLER! 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, Very nice 3 bedroom duplex, MT. Collectibles, computer, call us at (785) 899-2338 so it time operator at the Landfill/ 2 car garage, corner lot. Call 2 baths. Call (785) 821-0106. Christmas items, car models, The team at Kansasland Tire can be corrected, since we will Transfer Station Dept.. This of Norton has an immediate (308) 225-1027. -5-2-6-2- Goodland. -5-4-6-4- beads, videos, marble, metal not be responsible for errors position is for Saturdays only. opening for a service truck ------pieces, old pop bottles, jewelry, after that first day. Thank you! Applicants must be 18 years of operator/general service REGISTERED ANGUS. 2 year Houses and apartments in canning jars, electric rototiller, The Goodland Star-News. age or older with a high school person. Must have a valid old bulls. Adam Jones, Crooked Goodland. All sizes. Call for roof tar, steel fencing, men, diploma or GED, and must driver’s license. Competitive Creek Angus. (785) 332-6206. details. (785) 890-6538. -1- women and boys 8 and under 10-tfn- HELP WANTED posses a valid Kansas CDL. wages, 401k, insurance and www.crookedcreekangus. clothing, Delft and Dutch items, This position will be responsible uniforms. Experience preferred, com. -sfh 4-25-6-27------kitchen dishes and etc., craft Cheyenne County for all job duties at the facility. but not necessary, we will ------Houses and apartments. Cole supplies, cd’s and records, Environmental Services. Full- Employment applications may train. Please stop by 11101 Minn Kota bow-mount foot Real Estate. 785-899-2683. purses and shoes, lots of time housekeeping and linen be obtained at the Sherman Rd. E1, Norton, and pick up an control 36 pounds thrust 12 -tfn- puzzles, electric typewriter, services assistant needed to County Public Works office, application or call (785) 877- volt variable speed motor with mower, bike, swimming pool, perform a variety of general 1004 W. 8th, Goodland, KS. 5181. EOE. -2-14-tfn NORTON- quick release bracket with three SERVICES furniture, tools, glassware, cleaning tasks to maintain Monday-Thursday from 7 a.m. props. (785) 890-5007. 4-18 tfn stereo and speakers, baskets, patient rooms, offices and to 5 p.m.. Applications will be ------T-N-T Neitzel Farm and Ranch. wood, books, bowling balls, FOR SALE Full service custom haying, new hallways. Monday-Friday with accepted until position is filled. Aluminum printing plates, 23 gas heater, sewing notions, twin weekend rotation required. Sherman County participates Charming remodeled home 5/8 x 30, never been inked. 50 John Deere equipment. Enough wash tubs, Flex King 15’ disc, Other responsibilities include in random drug/alcohol testing. for sale. Located in St. cents each. Goodland Star- to get the job done quickly. PTO drive generator, 3/4 ton 17” operating mechanical floor EOE. Benefits. -5-16-5-27- Francis. New appliances, A/C News. -1-24-tfn References available. Call Todd chrome rims, and much more! cleaners, setting up chairs ------and heating, etc.. Visit: www. ------Neitzel at (785) 332-5600. -5- -5-20-5-23- and tables for special events, railegelbvieh.com/webster for 23-6-3- Help wanted: NAPA Auto 1948 Philco Radio/ ------distributing emergency Parts in Goodland. Apply in more information. -5-20-6-20- Phonograph cabinet, good FREE TO GOOD HOME supplies as needed. Please person at 1819 Cherry. -5-6------condition. Both radio and Almanza’s Interior Services, pick up an application at the 6-6- 4 medium square bales, phono work. $100.00. Call (719) Inc.. Drywall specialist. Adorable, healthy kittens, front office or contact: Human 2nd cutting alfalfa. $80 each. Drywall hanging, drywall orange or silver, 8 weeks old. ------350-0705. -12-31-tfn- Resources, (785) 332-2104 ext. Approximately 1,000 lbs. ------finishing, texture and paint. Call (785) 899-7366 after 8 p.m. Cheyenne County Hospital Free estimates. References 116. 210 W. First, St. Francis, is seeking a Clinic Manager for Delivery available. Call (785) 2 Harley Davidson die cast MT or before 7:30 a.m. MT. KS 67756. -5-23-6-10 821-1347. -5-20-5-23- available. Spanish call (785) -5-20-5-53- the Cheyenne County Clinic. models. 1-1:10 scale Hot ------Qualified candidates will have ------Wheels HD Softail. 1-1:10 332-5353. English call (785) Jayhawk Oilfield Supply in 3-5 years experience, with House for sale by owner. scale Maisto FLSTS Heritage 890-6223. -3-7-tfn- WANTED Oakley, Kansas, is looking for at least 1 year of supervisory 805 Arcade, Goodland. 2,400 Springer. Still in original boxes! ------applicants with experience experience. The Clinic square feet of main living Call Gary at (719) 350-0705. Burlington-Goodland area. Retiring Military family in oilfield mechanics to work space, finished basement. 4 Residential overhead door looking to buy house near Manager is responsible for -9-24-tfn in service/supply store. Must all aspects of the day-to-day bedroom, 2 bath, garage 12x19 ------service and repair, 20 years Sharon Springs, KS. Nothing experience. Call Gary at (719) in town. Please call Sarah be able to lift up to 80 lbs, be operations of the clinic. Will attached, 12x20 detached. AWP tool belt/pouches with detail oriented, and work with perform billing, collection and 30x30 insulated shop with kidney belt and suspenders. 350-0705. -7-12-tfn Martinek with any available ------properties. (609) 367 2164. minimal supervision. Must have coding processing for patient loft, heated and A/C. Show by Paid $100 plus, asking $50. clean driving record and be accounts, and will have to work appointment only. Call (785) Call Gary at (719) 350-0705. CAT’S TNT for jewelry, vinyl -4-1-5-30- graphic designs, massages, ------able to pass drug test. CDL closely with other management 821-2918. -5-20-5-30- -9-24-tfn drivers preferred. Excellent personnel and hospital ------quilting and more! Stop by 119 Junk batteries, non-ferrous E. 9th, Goodland – 3-23-tfn metals and iron. Darrel Bowen. benefits, competitive salary. departments to ensure the Beautiful selection of FIREWOOD FOR SALE in Phone 785-899-2578. -tfn- Mail resume to Jayhawk Oilfield clinic and hospital are operating artificial arranged flowers in Goodland. Call (785) 890-7224 Supply, PO Box 7, Spivey, KS cohesively. Bachelors degree an adjustable frame for the top or (785) 821-2814. -12-11-tfn- 67142, or email to serena@ preferred. Cheyenne County NOTICE jayhawkoilfieldsupply.com. Call Hospital offers competitive CNA, CMA, LPN BETHEL OCHSNER GOLTL (620) 532 3794 for application. wages and a comprehensive & RN’S NEEDED is turning 80 on June 3, 2014. HELP WANTED Please join her in celebrating Alliance Field Services is by sending birthday wishes toL Bethel Goltl, 1738 Rd. 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223 E. 10th, Goodland Fun By The numBers Phone: (785) 262-9517 Like puzzles? Then you’ll love sudoku. This mind- bending puzzle will have you hooked from the moment HORSE BARN | RIDING ARENA | HAY STORAGE you square off, so sharpen your pencil and put your sudoku savvy to the test! A Commitment to Quality Here’s How It Works: Morton Buildings understands that safety & quality are the most Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken important factors when constructing a horse facility. That’s why down into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers we manufacture many of our own components, including stalls. 1 through 9 must fill each row, column and box. Each number can appear only once in each row, column and Eight offices serving Kansas box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers 800-447-7436 ©2012 Morton Buildings, Inc. Morton Buildings is a will appear by using the numeric clues already provided in registered trademark of Morton Buildings, Inc. All mortonbuildings.com rights reserved. A listing of GC licenses available at the boxes. The more numbers you name, the easier it gets mortonbuildings.com/licenses.aspx. REF CODE 043. to solve the puzzle! 800-447-7436 • mortonbuildings.com The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 23, 2014 3b public notice

IN THE DISTRICT COURT be assigned to the persons /s/ Laverne W. Boll Pacific Railroad except for written defenses thereto OF SHERMAN COUNTY, entitled thereto; the Court find Laverne W. Boll, Executor THE STATE OF KANSAS the piece of land described on or before June 17, 2014 KANSAS the allowances requested for TO ALL PERSONS as follows: commencing at a at 10:00 a.m. in the district attorneys’ fees and expenses BERENS LAW FIRM, LTD. CONCERNED: point where the South line of court, Goodland, Sherman In the Matter of the Estate are reasonable and should Kevin N. Berens, #19305 the Chicago Rock Island and County, Kansas, at which of RAYMOND F. BOLL, a/k/a be allowed; the costs be 410 N. Franklin, PO Box 525 You are hereby notified Pacific Railway Company time and place the cause RAYMOND BOLL, determined and ordered Colby, KS 67701 that a petition has been filed right-of-way intersects the will be heard. Should you fail Deceased paid; the administration of the (785) 462-2266 in this Court by James T. West line of Lot 1, in Section therein, judgment and decree Estate be closed; upon the (785) 462-2268 (fax) Thomas, Jr, an heir and as Thirty (30), Township Eight will be entered in due course Case No. 2013-PR-08 filing of receipts the Petitioner Attorney for Petitioner the personal representative (8) South Range Forty-two upon the petition. A Proceeding Pursuant be finally discharged as the of the decedent’s estate in (42) West; thence South 270 to K.S.A. Chapter 59 Executor of the Estate of Published in The Goodland the domiciliary proceeding feet; thence East 360 Feet; James T. Thomas, Jr. Raymond F. Boll, deceased, Star-News, Friday, May 23 in the State of Oregon, thence North to the South Petitioner NOTICE OF HEARING and the Petitioner be released and 30 and June 6, 2014. praying that: the foreign line of the Chicago Rock THE STATE OF KANSAS from further liability. will of Cynthia J. Thomas, Island and Pacific Railway Zuspann & Zuspann, P.A. TO ALL PERSONS deceased, dated February Company right-of-way; 1002 Broadway Ste B. CONCERNED: You are required to file 29, 2000, be admitted to thence Southwesterly along P. O. Box 968 your written defenses to the probate and record in this the South line of said right-of- Goodland, Kansas 67735- You are notified that a petition on or before June IN THE DISTRICT Court; no administration of way to the point of beginning, 0968 petition has been filed in this 17, 2014, at 10:30 a.m. in the COURT OF SHERMAN the Estate is necessary; the all in Lot 1 Section Thirty (30), Phone: (785) 890-6555 Court by Laverne W. Boll, District Court, in Goodland, COUNTY KANSAS will be construed, and the Township Eight (8) South Attorneys for Petitioner duly appointed, qualified and Sherman County, Kansas, following Kansas real estate Range Forty-two (42) West of acting Executor of the Estate at which time and place the In the Matter of the Estate owned by the decedent: the 6th P.M. Sherman County, Published in The Goodland of Raymond F. Boll, deceased, cause will be heard. Should of Cynthia J. Thomas, Kansas, Star-News, Friday, May 23 requesting that Petitioner’s you fail to file your written Deceased All of Section Thirty (30), and 30 and June 6, 2014. acts be approved; account defenses, judgment and Township Eight (8) South be assigned in accordance be settled and allowed; the decree will be entered in due Case No. 14PR11 Range Forty-two (42) West with the terms of the Will. heirs be determined; the Will course upon the petition. of the 6th P.M. lying South of be construed and the Estate NOTICE OF HEARING the Chicago Rock Island and You are required to file your The Goodland Star News Service Directory ���������� New to NEW NAME...NEW LOCATION.... Western Newbanks Pumps, Inc. ����������� Kansas! We sell the best and service the rest! ��������������� NEW PRODUCTS! 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Windy Plains Bike Shop Langer Industrial Service The Decorating Co. Professional bicycle repairs since 1978! Parts, accessories and service for all makes. 2022 County Road 11 • Levant, KS 67743 • 785-586-2208 Interior Design Consultants Pick up and delivery available in Goodland! Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Irene Smith & TIRED OF FLATS? We pay cash up to for all scrap metal* Rochelle Kling ASK ABOUT OUR NO FLAT GUARANTEE! Brass • Copper • Aluminum • Batteries • Electric motors • Cars • Combines • Farm Equipment • Prepared/Unprepared Iron and Tin There’s no limit to our imagination. Harold Snethen • Container Service • Off site baling and car crushing 106 E. 11th, Goodland, KS 67735 6085 Rd. 17 • Limited pickup service available (785) 890-5441 (785) 899-4786•(785) 899-5858 (home) Schedule deliveries after normal business hours by appointment when necessary. E-mail: [email protected] Same day service on most out of town repairs! * Some Conditions Apply Celebrating 40 years in business!

• Drinking Systems • Water Softeners (Sales & Rentals) • Water Coolers • Salt Sales & Delivery Justin Evanson DDS, MD Scheopner’s Water Conditioning, Inc. Oral Surgeon Goodland & Colby, KS • Toll free: (800) 536-2352 Jason Ehtessabian DDS, FAGD, PC WANTED: DIRTY CARPET Don’t touch that dial! Fellow of the IF YOU HAVE DIRTY CARPET, WE CAN STEAM CLEAN IT. Now’s the time to tune-up Academy of General Dentistry NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL! Cleaning the heating and air Dr. Justin Evanson Dr. E NW Kansas conditioning. Pick up IV Sedation, Wisdom teeth removal, • Commercial/Residential one house at the phone and call • Advanced Truck Mounted Steam Cleaning Equipment a time! us for comfort-enhancing, Implant placement, and Exceptional Comprehensive • Water Dameage Restoration money-saving heating and Dental Care for the Entire Family! • FREE ESTIMATES air conditioning services. 340 14th St. PRO FLOOR CARE Call today! (719) 346-8266 Burlington, CO Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning (785) 899-5770 (785) 462-8313 or (800) 473-4138 577 W. 31st, Goodland, KS www.burlingtonfamilydentistry.net 4b The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 23, 2014

Monday, May 26 Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #1133 • American Legion Post #117 • VFW Ladies Auxiliary 8:30 a.m. at Brewster Cemetary •10 a.m. at Goodland Cemetary•11:30 a.m. at Kanorado Cemetary (All Mountain Time)

(In case of bad weather ceremonies will be held at: Brewster School, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post in Goodland, and at the Methodist Church in Kanorado.) • Entrance of Veterans of Foreign Wars Color Guard and Rifle Squad and VFW Ladies Auxiliary • National Anthem: Danny and Larry Mangus • Orders of the day: Commander Dennis Musil • Invocation: Service Officer Ken Baum • Roll Call of Departed Veterans: Dennis Musil • Laying of the Wreaths: VFW Auxiliary-JoAnn Wahrman, President • Memorial Day Speakers: Brewster-Mike Baughn • Goodland-Rev. Mike Tinkelman • Kanorado: Rev. Justin Schlichenmayer • Music: Danny and Larry Mangus • Benediction: Jim Ross • Honors to our Departed Comrades: VFW Color Guard and Rifle Squad • Balloon release courtesy of Linda Koons and Jacque Cooper in Goodland. • Taps They Served. They Sacrificed. We Salute.

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Have a safe Memorial Day weekend! Check out our Thirty-One Bags! Check out our sale on Bliss Carpet Amazing Hair & Nails now through July 4, 2014! Lisa Anderson & Amber Barrie: Hair Extraordinaires 1016 W. Highway 24, Suite #2, Goodland 211 N. Main, Goodland, KS 67735 • (785) 890-3900 Ph: (785) 890-4440 1019 Main, Goodland Phone: (785) 899-2324 www.koonsfuneralhome.com Thank you Veterans, for all you have Thank you for serving our country, and protecting our freedoms! done for us! Americas Best Value Inn Ag Power Equipment Co. ~Free wi-fi ~ Micro fridge ~ Free local calls Phone: 785-890-3621 124 W. Hwy. 24, Goodland • 785-899-3432 403 E. 17th, Goodland, KS • (785) 890-3276 www.abvigoodland.com

Always remember... Remember those who Come on in and check out the new Never forget. WingStreet Wings! With so many served. All gave some... di erent  avors, you’re sure to Thank you Veterans, some gave all.  nd a family favorite. for all you’ve done! Bill’s Shootin Shop THE POST BAR AND GRILLE • Hours: Sunday-Thursday: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. • Friday and Saturday: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. 884 Rose Ave., Burlington, CO 80807 • Ph: (719) 346-7337 1907 Cherry Ave. • (785) 890-6456 1803 Cherry Avenue, Goodland, KS 67735 • PHONE: (785) 899-3661 We support our past and present troops. Remember those who served! These heroes deserve • Theraputic Massage • Gift Certificates our gratitude! Check out our website! www.healthfulsolutions4you.com 1104 W. Highway 24, Goodland www.americanimplement.com Healthful Solutions Toll free #: (877) 320-4020 718 Caldwell, Goodland • Phone: (785) 890-2505 524 E. Highway 24, Goodland • Phone: (785) 821-4442 Finley Motors, Inc. “Seek Shelter Today!” Jim Alcorn, Agent The best vehicles at the best prices! 1624 S. Main Street Goodland, KS 67735-0727 www.finleymotorsinc.com Business: (785) 899-2553 “Your volume & variety dealer” 1520 Highway 27, Goodland (785) 899-2346 • Toll free: 800-525-3701 www.shelterinsurance.com