The MIDWEEK Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2013 Goodland1205 Main Avenue, Goodland, Star-News KS 67735 • Phone (785) 899-2338 $1 Volume 81, Number 91 8 Pages Goodland, Kansas 67735 weather Open season report 36° 10 a.m. Monday Today • Sunset, 4:33 p.m. Wednesday • Sunrise, 6:30 a.m. • Sunset, 4:32 p.m. Midday Conditions • Soil temperature 46 degrees • Humidity 93 percent • Sky cloudy • Winds northeast 18 mph • Barometer 30.31 inches and rising • Record High today 78° (1989) • Record Low today -2° (1911)

Last 24 Hours* Hunter Richard Kelly and his dog prowled farmland northwest of Goodland on with only a few birds bagged during the opening weekend. High Sunday 57° Saturday. Low bird population due to the drought is affecting this year’s hunting, Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News Low Sunday 27° Precipitation none This month 0.16 Year to date 16.68 Below normal 2.10 inches The Topside Forecast City considers longer Armory lease Today: Partly sunny with a high near 44, winds out of the south By Kevin Bottrell some changes. gram teams up with Truck and Tractor, Foley The headworks needs updating to catch at 5 to 15 mph and a low around Diesel Instructor Ron Kaus said that years Industries, Central Power and more to help smaller solids, and it needs a grit removal 27. Wednesday: Mostly sunny [email protected] The City of Goodland may give Northwest ago the diesel program was focused on agri- with tooling and demonstrations. system. This will save wear and tear on the with a high near 61, winds out of Kansas Technical College more control over culture equipment. A truck portion was added, The commissioners discussed the issue machinery. Heller also recommended replac- southwest 5 to 15 mph and a low the Derrick Lutters Armory to facilitate a and the technology for both has continued toward the end of the meeting. City Manager ing the blowers. around 36. planned expansion of the diesel technology to grow. Doug Gerber said that when the city originally One option, he said, would be to rebuild Extended Forecast program. The program is at a point where agriculture leased the Armory to the college, the feeling the whole plant. Another would be to install Thursday: Mostly sunny with At the Nov. 4 meeting of the city commis- and trucking need to be separated into their was that it should not let go of the asset. a lagoon system, which would remove some a 20 percent chance of showers, sion, the college asked for the city to either own programs, and to do that, they need more The commissioners didn’t make a decision of the existing equipment in favor of ponds. a high near 53 and a low around donate the Armory, or extend lease long term space. at the meeting, but indicated they would sup- The Kansas Department of Health and Envi- 32. Friday: Mostly sunny with a 20 with ability to modify the building. “We can’t fit in the current building,” he port a long-term lease. ronment recommends a lagoon system, but percent chance of rain or snow, Shaudel Bain, college endowment direc- said. “There’s nowhere to go in it.” In other business, the commission: it would cost several million dollars more. a high near 52 and a low around tor, as well as several diesel instructors and Kaus said the industry representatives they • Discussed making upgrades to the sewer One advantage to the lagoon system, 32. Saturday: Mostly sunny with a industry professionals, came to the meeting. work with are all in agreement that the move plant. Don Heller with engineering firm EBH Heller said, is that regulations on mechani- high nera 55 and a low around 33. needs to be made to improve the quality of gave the city commission some options for (National Weather Service) Bain said the college is looking to increase its Get 24-hour weather info. at 162.400 MHz. flagship program by 10-20 students and make their future employees. Kaus said the pro- what they can do. See CITY, Page 5 Goodland Late night fire students local markets do well at 10 a.m. Wheat — $6.58 bushel Ecomeet Posted county price — $6.84 Corn — $4.28 bushel Two of Goodland’s Ecomeet Posted county price — $4.20 teams made it into the top 10 at Milo — $3.88 bushel the State Ecomeet Tournament in Soybeans — $12 bushel Hesston on Thursday. Posted county price — $11.97 Goodland Team A – Maddie Millet — no bid Mayer, Amber Smith, Cheyenne Sunflowers Stegeman and Raquel Tomsic – A Oil current crop — $18.90 cwt. placed fifth overall. Confection — no bid Goodland Team D – Zach Miller, Pinto beans — $28 (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, Todd Snethen and Faith Biermann Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. – placed second in the interpretive These may not be closing figures. ) skit competition and 10th overall. Stegeman placed fifth in the shortgrass prairie test and Biermann placed fifth in the mammals test. There were 26 teams in the tour- The Goodland Fire Department responded to a house fire at the Few details were available Monday, but the house did not appear inside nament. Olathe South was the corner of Montana and West Ninth St. about 8 p.m. Saturday night. to have any residents. Photo by Angela Bonham/The Goodland Star-News winner. today More local Bring out news, views New infield material arrives at ballpark from your Goodland Star-News The arrival of infield conditioner at Centennial Park is the beginning your ugly of incremental improvements to the park. The park is heavily used during the summer months by the Goodland Activities Center’s sweater baseball and softball programs and during the spring by the Goodland High School girls softball team. to party in The infield conditioner of vitri- fied clay will be applied to the northeast and southeast infields one field at a time. This is where December the high school varsity and junior varsity softball team practices. Tickets are on sale now for the The clay will be worked into the Ugly Sweater Party, a celebration ground. It will improve the playing of all things tacky and horrible surface by improving drainage, being organized by the Goodland Mavericks controlling moisture and reduc- Area Young Professionals, the City ing compaction. The conditioner of Goodland and the Chamber of comes from Arbor Rock LLC of Commerce. struggling Loveland, Colo. The party will be from 6:30 to Other improvements planned 10 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 5, at Sugar The Northwest Tech men’s are the addition of a yellow safety Hills Golf Club. Cost is $25 per basketball team has strug- topper to the field fencing and re- couple and $15 per single. Tickets gled in their opening games stroom partitions. Future plans for A truck dumped a load of infield conditioner at Centennial Park last week. The conditioner, which are available at High Plains Office of the season, losing sev- is made of clay will be apllied to the infield on several softball fields. Supply, The Goodland Star-News improvements include landscap- Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News eral games on the road. ing and painting the concession and Clark Crossing Co. See Page 8 stand. complex up to standard,” said Kar- have shown their support with To donate time or money call Wear your ugliest sweater and “The City of Goodland plans to en Anderson, parks and recreation donations toward infrastructure at Anderson at (785) 890-4595 or participate in the contest. The event improve the complex cosmetically director. “These changes will roll- the complex, including a generous karen.anderson@cityofgoodland. will include prizes, hors d’oeuvres and physically for better use and out over the next few years. Several donation from Black Hills Energy org. and cocktails. has set aside funds to bring the community groups and businesses toward a new scoreboard.” For information, call Megan Thomas at 899-6145. about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, November 12, 2013 friends blue star banner Do you have a son/daughter or the calendar death notice grandson/granddaughter presently serving in active-duty military? Or Esther Splattstoesser does a friend or relative have some- calendar the 4-H Building. This class is grain muffin, banana, fruit juice one? If so, we would like to present Reserve your spot in the Good- open for second to fifth graders. and milk. Lunch - Chicken and Esther Splattstoesser, 89, long- Goodland Cemetery. them with a Blue Star Banner for land fall cleanup done by the stu- For information call 890-4880. noodles, mashed potatoes, green time resident of Goodland, died Sat- Visitation is from 3 to 7 p.m. on their door or window. Call Zona dents of Goodland High School senior menu beans, orange and milk. urday, Nov. 9, 2013, at St. Joseph’s Friday, Nov. 15, 2013, at Koons Care Center in Norfolk, Neb. Chapel, 211 N. Main, Goodland. Price, secretary of the Goodland by calling 890-5656. The cleanup Today: Turkey, sweet potatoes, school calendar Services will be at 10:30 a.m. on Memorials to the Esther Splatt- Elks Lodge at (785) 890-6251. will be from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. cranberry apple salad, bread and Today: 3:30 p.m. girls junior Saturday, Nov. 16, 2013, at the Em- stoesser Memorial may be sent to on Wednesday. This community pumpking dessert. Wednesday: high basketball A/B at Oakley. genesis and manuel Lutheran Church, 222 W. the funeral home. service project done by the high Taco salad, apricots, chips and Family, Career and Commu- 13, Goodland with Pastor Darian A full obituary will follow. salvation army school is mainly for the elderly. brownies. Thursday: Pork roast, nity Leaders of America wiffleball Hybl officiating and burial in the If you can spare one hour ringing They can not pick up tires, large mashed potatoes with gravy, tournament. Fall athletic buffer the bell for the Salvation Army appliances,hazardous household steamed cabbage, carrots and week. Wednesday: 7:30 a.m. contact 890-2299 to schedule a waste or large tree branches longer onions, bread and strawberries. professional learning community. matters of record time. The annual event raises the than four foot in length. Friday: Tuna and noodles, stewed Family, Career and Community majority of money used through- Prairie Land Food Distribu- tomatoes, mixed fruit, bread and Leaders of America wiffleball out the year. The money raised in tion is 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. cook’s choice complement. tournament. Fall athletic buf- District Court ence to official traffic control de- Sherman County from Friday, Nov. 23. at Cat’s TnT, 1018 Main, or at school menu fer week. Thursday: Fort Hays These are cases decided by the vices, fined $75. 29, to Dec. 24, stays in Sherman the Bernadine Johnson residence, Math Relays. 8:30 a.m. PLAN Goodland District Court: May 11: Zachary Potterf, driving County. located at 704 Walnut. For infor- Today: Breakfast - Whole test for sophomores. 3 p.m. junior Dec. 31, 2012: William Howard while license cancelled/suspended/ Genesis and Salvation Army are mation call 899-2338, 821-1275, grain waffles with syrup, pine- high wrestling quad at Oakley. Jones, speeding, fined $147. revoked, fined $365. available year round to help those in 890-2287, 821-1827 or 899-4278 apple, fruit juice and milk. Lunch 3:30 girls eighth grade basketball Jan. 19: Shanda Chemene Ann Zachary Potterf, unsafe turning need. Call (785) 890-2299 to speak or order online at www.prairi- - Chicken wrap with lettuce and B/C against Colby at the junior Thomas, speeding, fined $203. or stopping; failure to give proper to a volunteer. elandfood.com. tomato, Spanish rice, steamed car- high gym. Girls seventh grade Feb. 2: Nick NGA Chhay, motor signal, fined $75. activities The Goodland Soup Bol serves rots, fruit and milk. Wednesday: basketball B/C at Colby. Family, carrier regulations on persons and May 17: John Andrew Swieter, dinner at 5 p.m. on Monday Breakfast - Breakfast pizza, fruit, Career and Community Leaders property, fined $248. defective muffler, fined $143. Tours of the 1907 Victorian nights at the Goodland Methodist fruit juice and milk. Lunch - Spa- of America wiffleball tournament. Feb. 3: Arron J. Smith, speeding, Brian Keith Bogle, speeding, House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to Church Fellowship Hall for any- ghetti, spinach salad, garlic bread Fall athletic buffer week. Friday: fined $413. fined $246. 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- one who wants to come. Free will and fruit. Thursday: Breakfast Goodland High School musical. Feb. 4: Myron Garrett, motor May 18: Jeffery Lamar Oliver, day. Closed on Tuesday. donations welcome. For informa- - Egg taco with salsa, graham Sectional football. Kansas Music carrier regulations on persons and operating a motor vehicle without The High Plains Museum, 1717 tion call 899-3631. crackers, fruit and milk. Lunch Educators Association auditions property, fined $258. a valid license, fined $548. Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. The Kids Cooking Class is held - Taco salad, tortilla chips with clinic. West school pie delivery. Feb. 7: Darlene Lynn Bishop, no May 19: Trevor Howling, speed- to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday on the second Wednesday of each salsa, refried beans, pineapple and Fall athletic buffer week. seatbelt, fined $10. ing, fined $201. through Saturday and from 1 to month from 3:45 to 5:15 p.m. at milk. Friday: Breakfast - Whole Darlene Lynn Bishop, speeding, May 20: Nicholas D. Buhelos, 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. fined $141. speeding, fined $177. The Carnegie Arts Center is Feb. 8: Kenneth A. Stangl, driv- May 22: Tyler James Claussen, open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- Harvest Evangelical Free Church, Monday through Friday. and provides hearing, vision, dental ing while license cancelled/sus- speeding, $147. day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information Blood pressures; infants’, chil- and educational screenings. Nutri- pended/revoked, fined $569. Conluska B. Graham, speeding, on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on call (785) 890-6423. dren’s and adults’ immunizations; tious meals are served, and parents Feb. 29: Patricia Edmondson, fined $230. Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center Goodland Alcoholics Anony- health assessments for Kan Be are encouraged to get involved in speeding, fined $156. May 24: Walter J. Harrison Jr., is always in need of hosts and host- mous, 1013 Center. If you drink Healthy, daycare and school entry; their children’s education. For in- March 3: Michael C. Pieper, speeding, fined $159. esses on Sundays. New monthly alcohol, that’s your business. If you fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- formation call 890-2552. driving whiole license cancelled/ May 25: Eric Alan Kowal, speed- exhibits and you are invited to visit want to stop, we can help. Call 821- bin; and family planning available mops suspended/revoked, fined $196. ing, fined $141. the gift shop. 3826 or 728-7491. by appointment. Sharps containers Michael C, Pieper, no seatbelt, Robert Lee Larson, speeding, The Goodland Public Library is Goodland Al-Anon Family are available for a fee. WIC program MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) fined $10. fined $234. open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays available. Call 890-4888 or go to meets the first Monday of every March 15: Hesham Gazany, Joshua K. Marsh, speeding, fined day through Thursday and from at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- www.sherman.kansas.com. month October thru May. Meeting speeding, fined $268. $195. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- cade. For information call Alice or If you have questions, concerns time: 6 p.m. -7:30 p.m. at the Har- March 21: Billy Martin Curry, Amy Lynn Thompson, speeding, urday. For information call (785) Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. or complaints about child care, call vest Evangelical Free Church; 521 no seat belt, failure to appear, $10. fined $159. 899-5461 or stop by the library. The “Freedom Today” group of the health department. E Highway 24; Goodland. For more March 26: Yassell Garcia, over Lester Alan Trudeau, speeding, Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 Water Testing — The Northwest information email goodlandmops@ weight limits on wheels and axels, fined $198. man County is seeking mentors and p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and Local Environmental Protection gmail.com or call (785) 890-6423. fined $916. May 27: Marcelina Salano-San- children to mentor. Call 890-3665. 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. Group does well evaluations, in- crimestoppers April 14: Tamika Myisha Vines, tos, no drivers license, fined $158. The Good Sam Family Support Call 890-8369. cluding testing for bacteria and If you have information about speeding, fined $165. Marcelino Salano-Santos, speed- Council meets at 7 p.m. the second Bird City Alcoholics Anony- nitrates. To schedule an evaluation any crime, call the Goodland Area April 15: Roby Church, speed- ing, fined $63. Thursday of every month at the mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. or discuss environmental concerns, Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- ing, fined $246. May 28: Jacob Mackenzie Chin- Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the call the Health Department at 890- 5665. Your call will be confidential April 19: Terri Chevarria-Marti- nery, no seat belt, fined $10. are open to all interested people. Senior Center on 4th Street. Nar- 4888. and you will not be asked your nez, speeding, fined $210. June 7: Sherry Marie Wallace, For information call 890-3117 or cotics Anonymous meets at 6:30 hospital volunteers name. If the information results in April 21: Arnoldo Diaz-Alarcon, speeding, fined $195. 890-5936. (Mountain Time) on Tuesdays at speeding, fined $159. Ignacio Rendon, driving while Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon the arrest and/or conviction of those Breast Cancer Support Group the Senior Center. Call (785) 734- involved, you could be eligible for April 23: Wayland James Ser- license cancelled/suspended/re- meets at 5:30 p.m. the second 2734 for more information. and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. vol- mons, vehicles, unlawful acts, e.e., voked, fined $296. Today a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland Monday of the month. Any woman Stratton “AA by the Book” Al- unteers are in the gift shop. : registration, fined $196. June 8: James Issac Kellar, Wednesday Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit with cancer is welcome. Call Norma coholics Anonymous group meets a.m. Dale Schields. : May 6: Kenneth Wayne Allen, no speeding, fined $183. a.m. Sharon Gregory. Thursday: organization formed by citizens at 890-6629 for more information. at 7 p.m. Thursdays for a beginners against crime. seat belt, fined $10. Marcus Thomas, speeding, fined A PTSD Support Group for open meeting. Filies and young a.m. Faye Paxton and p.m. Nina Andrew K. Ragels, speeding, $173. Mersch. Friday: None. The police department can also Iraq, Afganistan, Beruit and others people welcome. Call (719) 348- be called at 890-4570. fined $282. June 11: Matthew Aaron Wilson, is forming. Call Ron Thomspon, 5398 for men and (719) 346-8553 early head start family shelter May 8: Orelvis Rojas, driving speeding, fined $294. prior Air Force and Army veteran, for women. On U.S. Highway 24 go Early Head Start is a state funded while license cancelled/suspended/ June 12: Thomas John Dunson, for information at (785) 462-0296. to Statton and it is the second house program for income eligible fami- The Northwest Kansas Domestic revoked, fined $221. speeding, fined $147. The Goodland Activities Center on the left, 513 Iola Street. lies with prenatal mothers and chil- and Sexual Violence Services pro- Orelvis Rojas, required obedi- has the daily activities. For informa- Fibromyalgia and Chronic dren up to age three. Families par- vides help day or night to victims tion call 890-7242. Memberships Myofascial Pain Support Group ticipate in a variety of educational of domestic violence and sexual options for everyone including day meets from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. the activities and receive free medical assault. For information or help, call passes for $5. Visit goodlandgac. third Wednesday of every month and dental care. (800) 794-4624. In the Colby area, com or stop by 808 Main. The hours in the Emergency Medical Services Services include special needs call (785) 443-1130. Keith Cook are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday building, 257 15th St., in Burling- of children with disabilities. If you animal shelter through Thursday, Friday 5:30 a.m. Lifelong Sherman and Cheyenne ton. Call Debbie at 719-346-4612. have a family member with a special Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to County, Kansas resident Keith Cook, to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. problem, such as drug or alcohol 85, died Thursday, November 7, 2013, and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Aerobics thrift store www.petfinder.com and be sure to abuse, job loss or other family crisis, enter the Goodland zip code 67735. at Good Samaritan Society—Sherman are at 5:30 a.m. on Monday and The Goodland Churches Thrift County in Goodland. Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 your family can qualify. Call 785- You can also call the Goodland Wednesday. Insanity class meets 672-3125, ext. 187. He was born December 29, 1927, at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through Police Department at 890-4570 or at St. Francis, Kansas, the son of Viola Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Friday. Donations welcome. For preschool Northwest Kansas Animal Shelter (Hendrich) and James Cook. He at- Saturday. Taekwondo with Wayne information call 890-2007. Sherman County Head Start is at 899-4398. Interested in adopting tended school in St. Francis, and served Luckert call for times and dates. a free preschool for eligible 3 and a pet? Call the animal shelter or go to his country in the United States Army. health department the website www.nwkasgoodland. On June 4, 1950, he and Eula Ardis Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 The Sherman County Health De- 4 year olds. The federally funded p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for program is targeted to families who webs.com. Mears were married at St. Francis. He partment at 1622 Broadway is open was a farmer and a farm equipment trader. the meeting every Tuesday at the from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. meet certain economic guidelines He especially enjoyed going to farm sales, as well as big band music, dancing, and spending time with family and friends. His memberships included Pleasant Home Church and Veterans of Foreign Wars—Lowell Coleman Post 1133. matters of record Preceding him in death were his wife Eula; parents; sisters Rita Sch- uricht and Jean Brenner; and brothers Klifton Cook and Kendall Cook. District Court safety, restraining systems and seat k You! Surviving family includes son Brent Cook and his wife Deb of Edson; These are cases decided by the belts, deferred adjudication $304. an SUBSCRIBER daughter Shelly Fenner and her husband Dennis; four grandchildren Goodland District Court: June 15: Diana Herlinda Hernan- h Leigh Fields Kim Doole and her husband Ryan of Edson; Ashley Case and her June 12: Vernon Lovins, driving dez, speeding, fined $159. T husband Derek of Wichita; Travis Fenner, his wife Chelsea, and their while license cancelled/suspended/ Brandon Justin Rheem, speeding, Dee Gotchall You receive two free passes to see: children Cameron, Kaz, Ty, Josephine and Juliet of San Antonio, Texas; revoked, fined $296. fined $255. Ross Gotchall Captain Dana Appelhans, her husband Mike, and their children Braden and Vernon Lovins, no seat belt, fined Derrick V. Smith, speeding, fined Avery of Blue Springs, Missouri. $10. Lee Gotchall The funeral will be Monday, November 11, at 10 a.m. MT, at Har- $195. phillips vest Evangelical Free Church in Goodland, with Pastor Perry Baird Seletina G. Livingston, speeding, June 17: Matthew Scott Horman, They are World (PG-13) officiating. Burial with military honors in the Goodland Cemetery fined $159. speeding, fined $159. War II Veterans. will be private. June 13: Donna K. Piquette, Clip and bring to the show. Non Transferable Enjoy a night at the movies! Thank you for Friends may share respects on Sunday, from 3-7 p.m. MT, at Koons speeding, fined $173. Chapel in Goodland. Sherman helping save June 14: Teresa Ann Carr, speed- www.goodlandnet.com/movies 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 Memorials may be designated to Good Samaritan Society—Sher- ing, fined $147. the world. man County or VFW Post 1133, and may be left at or mailed to Koons Gale L. Scott, defective muffler, Nightly 7 PM -From Kin Folk Funeral Home, 211 N. Main, Goodland, KS 67735-1555. Tonight: Captain Phillips (PG-13) Online information and condolences: www.koonsfuneralhome.com fined $155. 1203 Main Avenue • (785) 899-6103 Marcos Rivera, child passenger Starts Friday 7 PM: Last Vegas (PG-13) 6SHFLDOVIRUWKHZHHN1RYHPEHU Drinks included. Dine-in or carry out! Friday, Nov. 8: BBQ Meatballs Saturday, Nov. 9: Pork Tender See American Profile magazine in this week’s issue of Sunday, Nov. 10: Roast Beef *Monday, Nov. 11: Meatloaf Your sponsorship could be right here! Tuesday, Nov. 12: Taco Burger w/chips

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One case was iden- as an important reminder for ev- tified through local surveillance eryone to get vaccinated to protect activities by the Sedgwick County themselves, their loved ones and the Health Department and the other community,” said Robert Moser, case was identified through ILINet, M.D. and state secretary and state a system of clinics that the Kansas health officer. “Influenza normally health department uses to monitor increases during the holidays before outpatients who exhibit influenza- peaking around February.” like illness. Depending on the severity of the Health officials are reminding influenza season, five percent to 20 Kansans that it’s not too late to percent of the population may get get vaccinated against influenza. influenza each year. During the peak Influenza vaccine is recommended of the 2012-13 influenza season in for nearly everyone six months of Kansas, approximately six percent age and older. Infants less than six of all health care visits in ILINet months of age are too young to be clinics were due to influenza-like vaccinated and are more vulnerable illness. Influenza or pneumonia to the complications from influenza. contributed to or was the direct Being vaccinated against influ- cause of 1,444 deaths among Kan- enza is especially important for sas residents during the 2012-13 anyone at high risk of complications influenza season. Influenza and and for anyone who is caring for pneumonia was the eighth leading children younger than five years of cause of death in 2012 in Kansas. age. It is also important for persons Additional ways to avoid spread- caring for those with medical condi- ing influenza include covering tions that put them at higher risk for coughs and sneezes, washing your severe complications. hands and staying home when sick. Symptoms of influenza include For information on receiving the fever, dry cough, extreme tiredness influenza vaccine, call the Sherman and muscle aches. Complications County Health Department at (785) can include pneumonia, ear and 890-4888. Brewster releases honor role The Brewster School District has Junior: CJ Felzien, Jace Jor- released the honor roll for the first gensen. nine-week grading period. Students Sophomores: T-Aera Abbott, on the Superintendent’s Honor Roll Sopia Williams. have earned a 4.0 grade average. Freshmen: Dalton Arntt, Kylee Those on the Principal’s Honor Roll Cheatum. have averages of 3.5 to 3.99. Those Junior High on the Honor Roll have 3.0 to 3.49 Superintendent’s Honor Roll grade averages. Sixth Grade: Weston Schmidt . High School Principal’s Honor Roll Craig Karges entertaines an audience recently. Superintendent’s Honor Roll Seventh Grade: Mikenna Han- Juniors: Dara Roulier. evik. Sophomores: Rachel Friess. Sixth Grade: Genesis Aguilar, Principal’s Honor Roll Morgan Bryant, Jacson Clymer, Seniors: Tanner Abbott. Cameron Ford-Gillen. Juniors: Alicia Barrie, Layton Honor Roll Experience the extraordinary Werth. Eighth Grade: Austin Bear, Jacob Sophomores: Taylyr Cheatum, Benham, Koebe Lorg, Adrian Mer- Justin Schmidt. cado, Levi Rall. Freshmen: Tad Holm, Jaden Seventh Grade: Karlee Brown, Schmidt. McKedzie Clymer, Desmond Pur- coming to Colby College center Honor Roll vis, Brett Roulier. Seniors: Ashley Barrie, Justin Sixth Grade: Noah Fahey, Thom- Craig Karges does more than put has also authored “The Wizard’s person to select one envelope and tables float, minds are read, metal Culwell, Yumi Inagaki, Katera as Martinez, Sarah Myers, Autumn his money where his mouth is; he Legacy”, “Ignite Your Intuition” then I will destroy the remaining bends, and your imagination will Johnson. O’Brian. bets his paycheck won’t be ripped and “Extraordinary Tales.” Special envelopes using a paper shredder,” be challenged because you won’t to shreds! At 2 p.m. (Mountain funds from the “Patricia A. Embree Karges says. “If I am successful believe your eyes! According Time) on Sunday, Colby Commu- Trust Fund” at the Thomas County in controlling my volunteer’s to Karges, he does not possess matters of record nity College Cultural Arts Center Community Foundation have been thoughts, the envelope remaining supernatural powers, nor does he in Colby, Karges will present his given to bring this unusual and should contain my check. If not, claim to perform as a psychic or District Court fined $156. one-man show entitled, “Experi- entertaining show to Colby. Western Plains Arts Association magician. These are cases decided by the Caniela Rodriguez, speeding, ence the Extraordinary!” The During his full-evening stage won’t have to worry about me He also offers $100,000 to char- Goodland District Court: fined $161. show toured over 100 cities last show, Karges says he will risk his cashing my check!’ ity if anyone can prove he uses June 17: Kelby A. Sanchez, no Zachary Straatmann, speeding, year. Billed as an extraordinist, performance fee as a demonstra- Karges was named by “PER- stooges or confederates from the seat belt, fined $10. fined $179. Karges is known to television tion of his unique abilities. “I’ll ask FORMANCE” magazine as one audience to aid him in his demon- June 20: Peter Michael Hopkins, June 23: Connstance Marie viewers for his mental feats in- a member of the audience to place of the top five touring variety/ strations. no seat belt, fined $10. Brown, speeding, fined $171. volving extraordinary phenomena the check for my performance in family shows of the year along- Admission to this unique event Johnnie J. Howard, no seat belt, Mario Flores, no seat belt, fined on “The Tonight Show with Jay one of several envelopes,” Karges side David Copperfield, Disney are by Western Plains Arts As- fined $10. $10. Leno,” “Larry King Live,” Fox says. According to Karges, the on Ice, the Campbell Soup World sociation season ticket, or at the Darrell Klaus, no seat belt, fined Shane Louis Sandlin, defective News Channel, CNN Headline other envelopes will each contain Figure Skating Tour and Barney door; adults, $20 and students, $10. $10. muffler, fined $191. News, CNBC, Lifetime, and E! blank paper, and will then be sealed the Dinosaur. Daniel Oborny, no seat belt, fined Shelia Yvette Spears, defective Entertainment Television. He and mixed up. “I’ll instruct that In Karges’ particular show, $10. muffler, fined $143. Lee Russell, no seat belt, fined Justin Mauck, no seatbelt, dis- $10. posed due to failure to appear, $10. Gregory Brian Somerville, Justin Mauck, child passenger corrections speeding, fined $234. safety; restraining systems and seat Mouth-watering sandwiches Janet M. Swartz, no seat belt, belts, disposed due to failure to ap- The Goodland Star-News will should be fair and factual. We want fined $10. pear, $156. correct any mistake or misunder- to keep an accurate record and Try our new standing in a news story. Please appreciate you calling to our at- June 21: Carolyn Potter, unlaw- Sara Mauck, no seatbelt, disposed Jalapeno Kicker! ful act such as registration, fined due to failure to appear, $91. call our office at (785) 899-2338 to tention any failure to live up to this $156. June 24: Amber McCoy, speed- report errors. We believe that news standard. Wyatt James Seymour, speeding, ing, fined $195. It’s the new quarter pound- fined $189. Heidi Marie Mosbacher, speed- er beef patty or premium June 22: Kathryn Minty Bell, no ing, fined $191. ABSOLUTE AUCTION chicken (grilled or crispy) registration, fined $156. Spencer Hale Reisbord, defective $FUHV‡&KH\HQQH&RXQW\.6 with cream cheese sauce, Gerald Champine III, no drivers muffler, fined $161. Grass Land / dryLand Farm GrOund / HuntinG Land license, fined $156. David Trudell, speeding, fined jalapeno pepper jack LOcated near Bird city‡incLudes 50% mineraL riGHts Rori Norlin Hernandez, speed- $165. cheese, crunchy jalapeno ing, fined $171. June 26: Larry Jonathan Gomez, nOvemBer 21st‡am crisps, pickled jalapeno slices, farm fresh tomato and crisp leaf Christine Jacobs, no seat belt, speeding, fined $159. Bird city american LeGiOn HaLL lettuce, all on our bakery style bun. fined $10. Tara Zeabin McClary, speeding, Auction Preview Lunch: Nov. 14th from 11a-1p at the Bird City American Legion Hall Victoria Kirk, no seat belt, fined fined $153. Quarter Pounder: Sandwich $3.99 • Combo $5.99 $10. Connie E. Nelson, speeding, Jose E. Nunez, no drivers license, fined $161. Chicken: Sandwich $4.69 • Combo $6.69 Cash 4 Junkers Will pay top dollar for your unwanted, totaled or junked vehicles. Cars, vans, LeO Hayden - BrOker - Hayden OutdOOrs (785) 821-3683 pickups or trucks. Also interested John Leo Hayden - Broker - 1401 Main St., Goodland, KS 67735 - (785) 890-6231 in other metals. Call 785-332-7046, GOODLAND LOCATION ONLY • OPEN DAILY 6 A.M. TO 11 P.M. Jett Fromholtz, St. Francis, Ks. www.HaydenOutdOOrs.cOm star-news 4 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, November 12, 2013 opinion from other viewpoints... Helping veterans achieve the dream Americans come together each year on November 11 to cel- ebrate and honor our nation’s veterans. These brave men and women sacrificed to provide their children and grandchildren with the opportunity to achieve the American Dream, so it’s imperative we make certain they themselves have the opportunity to live the American Dream. In Kansas and across the country, veterans face a myriad of challenges when they return home from service – from braving mental health conditions such as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, to the basics needed to enter the workforce like creating or updat- ing a resume. With 34,000 servicemen and women expected to return home by February 2014, practical programs and services must be in place to help them transition from one chapter of their lives to the next. For soldiers and their families looking to obtain a college degree, universities across the state offer flexible and affordable options such as online coursework and accelerated programs. Fort Riley and Kansas State University also have an unconventional collaboration connecting eight Division I sports teams and four club-level teams with combat units at Fort Riley. From scrim- maging to attending deployment and return ceremonies, the fellowship creates a mutual appreciation and has even inspired some soldiers to become the first in their families to attend college upon separation from service. A real concern for veterans when returning to civilian life is finding a job and business owners in Kansas should strongly consider hiring our heroes. According to extensive interviews conducted last summer by the Center for a New American Secu- rity, business owners hire veterans because of their leadership and Downsizing university education teamwork skills, character, discipline, effectiveness and loyalty. Numerous large companies like Garmin and Sprint have veteran- Not only are students paying more for col- as medical practice belongs in the hands of employment initiatives, so it’s encouraging to see small busi- lege tuition today, many Kansas students are education physicians and surgeons. But in this time of nesses also taking steps toward proactively recruiting our heroes. now getting less education. frontlines drastic budget cuts and the threat of closing National initiatives are important, but support at the local level Since the minimum course requirement for programs, there has been no faculty pushback such as the job fairs at all of our Kansas military installations also a bachelors degree is now 120 credit hours John Schrock to this trimming of education. make a difference. instead of 124, some programs at regent’s • Maintaining rigorous coursework and a Veterans are offered this kind of community networking and schools are beginning to reduce their program solid curriculum is a faculty responsibility. support through organizations like GallantFew, which was course requirements to keep a “market advan- that the minimum number of instructional days I do know of one heroic professor who rec- founded by Army Ranger veteran Karl Monger of Wichita in tage.” University colleagues across Kansas are for an academic year is now 146 plus 5 final ognized that the cut in instructional days will 2009. GallantFew exists to reduce veteran unemployment, reporting to me (and I have personally seen) exam days. That is why Kansas universities can leave students shortchanged. This professor homelessness, and eliminate veteran suicide. The nonprofit curriculum review changes that lower course now have 73 instructional days per semester extended the time a class meets. But for the organization changes lives by pairing “seasoned” veterans who requirements. instead of 75. most part, university faculty are abdicating have successfully established their civilian careers with “new” Sometimes no rationale is given. Other We have all seen the cost of our chocolate their academic responsibility and leaving these veterans to mentor and facilitate a seamless transition from active times it is clearly listed: they have to “remain bars go up to a point where we might actually decisions in the hands of administrators. military service to civilian life. You can get help or get involved competitive” with other (cheap) programs be- decide not to buy them. When we reach that There is a marvelous character in a Peanuts by visiting www.gallantfew.org. ing offered to Kansas students. This is a “race point, the business strategy is simple: just hold cartoon who misses a day of school and worries In April, I convened a Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee to the bottom.” the price and downsize the candy bar. about going through life “one day dumber.” roundtable with business owners and veteran organization repre- Many university professors who are plan- But education should not be treated as a Many Kansas university students will now sentatives to discuss the state of veteran entrepreneurship, ideas ning their syllabus for spring 2014 have business where we downsize our “product.” be missing 16 days from their four year bach- on how current programs may be improved, and gaps not being discovered that they are teaching a shorter Issues of quality in education – and that elors degree. addressed. I’m also a sponsor of the Service members’ Choice in year―there will be several class meetings less. includes the time it takes to master course And sixteen days is a lot of “dumb.” Transition Act, which includes a provision to empower military Kansas Board of Regents policy changed so content – belong in the hands of faculty, just members who seek to own a small business the ability to pursue that dream as part of the Transition Assistance Program. On Veterans’ Day, we express our gratitude for the service of Ag secretaries talk policy those who have protected our way of life and allowed us to remain the strongest and freest nation in the world. Let’s make certain With more than three decades of collec- cluded record farm income, record agricultural whether veterans wish to start their own business, commence a tive service under their belts, six former U.S. Insight exports and the creation of stronger pest and job search, or go back to school, they are able to achieve the same agricultural secretaries discussed and cussed this week disease protection systems for the country American Dream they sacrificed so much to protect. climate change, international trade, subsidies, During Veneman’s tenure, the Food Stamp God bless our veterans: we respect you, we thank you and we crop insurance, food stamps and a bushel bas- • john schlageck Program and child nutrition program were love you. – U.S. Senator Jerry Moran ket full of other ag issues Oct. 21. reauthorized and funding increased. As secre- As part of Kansas State University’s Landon tary, Veneman focused on new approaches to Lecture series, participants included Kansan new technology,” Block said. “We have to use help feed the hungry around the world. Dan Glickman, John Block, Mike Espy, Mike it or not meet our objectives.” Today she continues this challenge to feed Johanns, Ed Schafer and Ann Veneman. Mike Johanns, who served under President the world as well as reduce obesity. The Goodland Star-News Glickman, who served as ag secretary under Bush from 2005 to 2008, stressed the impor- “In addition to the 842 million people that are (USPS No. 222-460. ISSN 0893-0562) President Clinton from 1995 to 2001, said there tance of hammering out a farm bill but said this always hungry, the World Health Organization Member: Kansas Press Association are great things happening in agriculture. wouldn’t be enough. estimates there are more than 1.4 billion in the Inland Press Association Colorado Press Association “Food and agriculture are hot topics today,” He said this country’s farm economy will world who are overweight,” Veneman said. National Newspaper Association Glickman told those who packed McCain grow and flourish with an enlightened ap- Veneman says this country faces the same e-mail: [email protected] Auditorium. “They’re high up on the agenda, proach to taxation, university research and challenges associated with obesity that causes Steve Haynes, President agriculture is part of the international agenda world trade. all kinds of additional diseases including and people all over the world know about this The lack of consensus on a new farm bill diabetes, heart disease, cancer as well as in- Kevin Bottrell, Editor 20 11 demonstrates the deep philosophical divide in Pat Schiefen, Society Editor industry.” creasing the cost of health care and decreasing The farm economy has never been better, Congress threatening the future of farm legis- individual productivity. Advertising Department 2011 Glickman continued. lation, Espy said. He served under Bill Clinton “For far too long we’ve addressed the is- Jessica Harenberg and Angela Bonham “After years, and years, and years of low in the early ‘90s. The political middle no longer sue of hunger and malnutrition by throwing Sheila Smith, Circulation Manager prices and bad economic conditions, we’re in exists, Espy said. Urban Democrats are drawn calories at it,” the former ag secretary said. Nor’west Press an era of a much stronger farm economy,” the to food programs and away from production “Our focus needs to look at getting nutrition Richard Westfahl, General Manager former Kansas ag secretary noted. “That’s not agriculture while rural Republicans push to cut to people today.” Gary Stewart, Jim Bowker, James Jackson to say there won’t still be ups and downs, but federal programs to the bone. Schafer, who served under President George Kris McCool, Tracy Traxel, the era of agriculture being the weak sister of “The attitude in the House and Senate has W. Bush, said grains and meats exported changed,” Espy said. “In the line of fire will be Judy McKnight, Sheri Arroyo. American economics is over.” throughout the world were accompanied by The challenge for farmers will be to double agriculture. We’ve got a real problem, guys.” delivery of American values to countries des-

food production by 2050 to help feed an es- California’s Ann Veneman was sworn in as perate for stability. nwkansas.com timated 9 billion people, Block said. Block the first woman Secretary of the U.S. Depart- “When you touch the land, you know about N.T. Betz, Director of Internet Services served as ag secretary under President Reagan ment of Agriculture on Jan. 20, 2001, Secretary responsibility,” Schafer said. “Hungry people ([email protected]) from 1981 to 1986. Veneman presided over one of the most historic make unstable governments. Hungry people times in American agriculture. Her tenure in- Evan Barnum, Systems Admin.([email protected]) “We can’t let the critics stop us from using don’t learn. Hungry people don’t work.”

Published every Tuesday and Friday except the days observed for New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christ- Branson is apple country mas Day, at 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. Periodicals postage paid at Goodland, Kan. 67735; entered at the Goodland, Kan., Post Office under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1878. I was looking for Jonathan apples. my freezer, which is almost more than I had POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Goodland Star-News, My sister and I were on our way back from cynthia room for, but we squeezed them in. 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. visiting relative in Arkansas and our trip took The same day, I prepared the frozen pie Telephone: (785) 899-2338. Editorial e-mail: star-news@nwkansas.­ us through Branson, Mo., and along the area filling, I used up the last of my large zucchini com. Advertising questions can be sent to: [email protected]­ that Steve and I used to visit 40 years ago to haynes and yellow squash. I peeled and seeded them, The Goodland Star-News assumes no liability for mistakes or omissions get Jonathan apples. ran them through a salad shooter to make nice in advertising or failure to publish beyond the actual cost of the ad. open season SUBSCRIPTIONS: In Sherman County and adjacent counties: three Back in those days, we lived in Kansas City • shreds and froze them in two cup portions. months, $29; six months, $46; 12 months, $81. Out of area, weekly mailing and would drive to the Branson area where Two cups of zucchini and/or yellow squash of two issues: three months, $39; six months, $54; 12 months, $89 (All tax there wasn’t much but orchards and a sleepy p.m. news while peeling, coring and slicing the is exactly what I need to make two loaves of included). Mailed individually each day: (call for a price). village a lot like a bunch of other Ozark-area apples. Then I would put six cups of them with zucchini bread or a pan of zucchini brownies. Incorporating: towns. the spices for an apple pie and toss the bagged You can’t open the door to the freezer with- Times have changed. Branson is reached by pie in the freezer to await its crust. out something jumping out at you, but I’m The Goodland Daily News a four-lane freeway that even in October was I also made apple sauce and we just ate a lot ready for winter. 1932-2003 busy and the town, while not at high season, of them. There were three then four of us back I’ve already made one batch of brownies and had more than enough traffic for us. Apples in those days and we could do a lot of damage a couple of loaves of zucchini bread. The Sherman were not being sold in fruit stands at every to a bushel of apples. For Thanksgiving, I asked my son if he crossroads like I remembered. However, there are only two of us now so I wanted pumpkin or apple pie. County Herald Founded by Eric and But, we finally did pass a sign that read, settled on a peck, which is I discovered one- He said yes. Now it looks as if there will be Founded by Thomas McCants Roxie Yonkey “Jonathan Apples.” I made a U-turn and we fourth of a bushel. Frankly, I’d have guessed more people for dinner. 1935-1989 1994-2001 went into the little roadside stand. There were it was more like a half. It seemed like a lot of Looks like one or more of those apple pies indeed baskets of apples everywhere. apples. will be hitting their crusts. I was tempted by the bushels. We had always It had been a lot of years since I had made Yum. Nor’West Newspapers bought a bushel of apples back when we were And Yeah! Freezer space. Haynes Publishing Company those pies for the freezer but a sharp paring young. I would sit at night watching the 10 knife and a little perseverance put six pies in The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, November 12, 2013 5 City considers matters of record District Court Lydia N. Salazar, speeding, fined Thomas C. Farr, no seat belt, Amol Popat Pawar, defective These are cases decided by the $51. fined $10. muffler, fined $177. Goodland District Court: Chad J. Walker, sp0eeding, fined Michael L. Jeffery, no seat belt, Kent Allen Hatfield, speeding, longer Armory lease June 26: Lee Russell, no seat belt, $177. fined $10. fined $153. CITY, from Page 1 about $14 for a 5,000 gallon user. fined $10. June 30: Virginia L. Hatch, de- Andrew Kaup, no seat belt, fined July 8: Beth Ann Johnson, defec- “You have by far the lowest June 27: Dusten Aubrey George, fective muffler, fined $155. $10. tive muffler, fined $282. cal systems are always changing, sewer rates of anyone,” Heller no seat belt, fined $10. Stacy Len Lisenbery, speeding, Donald Dean Williams Jr., no seat Maricela Portillo Yanez, speed- regulations that don’t apply to said. Douglas Kratz, no seat belt, fined fined $171. belt, fined $10. ing, fined $177. lagoons. The city would also be Beyond agreeing that the head- $10. Tawny Nesbitt, speeding, fined Maxine Ford, no seatbelt, fined July 9: Jerrell Thomas Asbill, able to re-use the partially treated works need upgrading, the city Josiah Kratz, no seat belt, fined $246. $10. fined $141. water in a limited capacity. commission did not make a deci- $10. Dillon Oneill, no seat belt, fined Michaela Ford, no seatbelt (14-17 Lianne E. Heffelman, speeding, Sticking with the mechani- sion at the meeting. June 28: Mickey Don Dockery $10. years of age), fined $60. fined $189. cal system would save about $3 • Discussed other potential Jr., failure to yield to emergency Dillon Oneill, no seat belt on July 6: Sami Hafedh Ashoor, Jennifer E. Nester, defective muf- million. infrastructure projects. Gerber vehicle, fined $291. child, fined $156. speeding, fined $336. fler, fined $201. “Building the ponds is one of made a presentation to the com- Anders Mikael Maimberg, defec- Tessa Salisbury, no seat belt, Michael C. Austra, speeding, Sharan Jenice Welch, speeding, the expensive items,” he said. mission, listing projects such as tive muffler, fined $212. fined $10. fined $171. fined $159. Public Works Director Rich a runway extension, new electric Karissa Lynn Willard, speeding, John Patick Vibbert, improper Stacy June Clark, speeding, fined Alisha Nicole Kissinger, no seat- Simon said city staff likes the meter system, upgrades to the fined $183. U-turn, fined $171. $171. belt, fined $10. newer mechanical equipment. tie-in with Sunflower Electric, June 29: Brianna Holowell, no July 3: Kenneth G. Gotfrey, Muriel Renee Howard, speeding, July 10: Paula C. Beasley, speed- The headworks will need updat- power plant control system up- seat belt for 14 to 17 years to old, speeding, fined $189. fined $153. ing, $141. ing regardless. grades, water line replacements fined $60. Paul Howard, improper stop lamp Timothy J. Wolters, failure to sign Kerry Lavar Hightower, unlawful Heller said he could look into and more. John P. McCool Jr., no seat belt, or turn signal, fined $141. proper signal for turning or stop- to drive on closed roadway, fined getting a grant to help pay for Gerber said the city could raise fined $10. Dedrick Dewayne Turner, no ping, fined $171. $121. the upgrades, but the city would money for projects by increasing Jonathan Payne, no seat belt, motor carrier regulations on persons July 7: Jesus Gallardo, speeding, Michael H. Johnson, speeding, have to raise its sewer rate to $40 the sewer usage or base rates, a fined $10. and property, fined $246. fined $159. fined $147. per hookup per month and spend property tax mill or an electric Christopher Bryan Porter, speed- July 4: Justin G. Blair, defective Katherine Elizabeth Hudson, Robert Anthony Kirk, speeding, more than $9 million on the proj- rate increase. ing, fined $165. muffler, fined $272. speeding, fined $159. fined $186. ect. The current average rate is Lydia N. Salazar, no drivers li- James Epperson, no seat belt, Joshua Mazanec, no seat belt, July 11: Kathleen Christine cense, fined $246. fined $10. fined $10. Wright, speeding, fined $141. The Goodland Star News Service Directory

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WANTED Paid $100 plus, asking $50. apartment, utilities and cable included. No smoking, singles Junk batteries, non-ferrous Call Gary at (719) 350-0705. only, in Goodland. Call (785) metals and iron. Darrel Bowen. -9-24-tfn 899-5866 or (785) 899-5041. Phone 785-899-2578. -tfn------Automotive Sales Consultant -11-5-tfn- FIREWOOD FOR SALE in Vince's GM Center is hiring for an Automotive Sales Consultant. Can- Goodland. Call (785) 890-7224 ------Sponsored by NOTICE didate should possess excellent customer service skills, strong written and verbal communication skills, a basic understanding and motivation STAG AND STAGETTE for sales, and be a team player. Automotive experience preferred but not The Goodland SUPPER! VFW Post 1133, Equipment required; willing to train the right candidate. Professional appearance, valid driver's license and a clean driving record are required. Pay is Goodland. Thursday, Operator based on experience. Full-Time hours. Applicants can apply in person, Star-News November 21 from 5:30-7:30 or mail resumes to: Vince's GM Center 1847 Rose Ave. Burlington, p.m. MT. Turkey and dressing, Class Series CO 80807. Applicants can also submit resumes via email to lanie@ 1205 Main vincesgmcenter.com. Position will be open until it is filled. beef and noodles, mashed (EO Tr/EO/EO Sr) Goodland, Kan. 67735 potaties, veggies and rolls, pumpkin pie. Everyone’s The Kansas Department of Transportation is looking for depend- 899-2338 welcome, you all plan on able, trainable, team players with good communication skills to become part of our family. Currently hiring one (1) Equipment coming! -11-12-11-19- Operator Trainee position in Colby. Positions are eligible for ------promotion to an Equipment Operator with completion of 6 American Profile Cookbooks months experience and completion of training program. On-the- Available! Stop by The job training is provided to obtain a CDL within sixty days. 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1205 Main, Goodland, KS 67735 star-news 8 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, November 12, 2013 sports Mavericks basketball team struggles on opening road trip The Northwest Kansas Technical College Salina on Saturday. He made 10 rebounds, four assists and one their competition by 46 to 27 and had more were unable to close the gap. men’s basketball has struggled in the open- Northwest Tech’s first home game will steal. Marko Mladjan scored 20 points and assists, but were hurt by turnovers, commit- Despite making 70 percent of their free ing games of the 2013-2014 season, losing be against Clarendon College at 6 p.m. pulled down 10 rebounds; Oshey Wash- ting 16 to Seward’s 10. The Maverics also throw attempts and out-rebounding Dodge four games on the road and finally getting next Tuesday. ington, 12 points and 5 rebounds; James had better shooting percentages. City 50-42, the Mavericks made just 27 a win on Friday. The Mavericks lost an exhibition game at Sylvester, 10 points and 2 rebounds; Lamar Clavell put in 22 points and pulled down percent of their field goal attempts and put The 57-49 win came against Western McCook Community College 49-35. Britton, 7 points and 3 rebounds; Jackson 10 rebounds, 9 of those on defense. Hussey in only two three pointers. Oklahoma State College in Clarendon, On Nov. 1, the Mavericks fell to Northern Hussey, 6 points and 3 rebounds; Marcus got 12 points and 3 rebounds; Mladjan, 9 Clavell and Hicks had 11 points each. Texas. The Mavericks led by three at half- Oklahoma College 90-80. Walden, 3 points and 4 rebounds; and Izais points and 7 rebounds; Sylvester, 9 points Hicks pulled down 8 rebounds and Clavell, time and outscored Western Oklahoma Northwest Tech lagged behind in field Hicks, 1 point and 6 rebounds. and 6 rebounds; Washington, 7 points and 4 5. Hussey got 10 points and 6 rebounds; 29-24 in the second half. goal percentage, three point percentage and On Nov. 2, the Mavericks played against rebounds; Britton, 6 points and 6 rebounds; Sylvester, 9 points and 3 rebounds; Wash- The team’s road trip continues this week free throw percentage, but out-rebounded Seward County Community College, nar- John Caraballo, 3 points and 2 rebounds; ington, 4 points and 3 rebounds; Caraballo, with games at Frank Phillips College in the Jets 52 to 38. The Mavericks were hurt rowly losing 72-69. Northwest tech trailed and Hicks, 1 point and 4 rebounds. 4 points and 4 rebounds; Walden, 3 points Borger, Texas, on Wednesday; against by turnovers, however, committing 21 to by just one point at halftime, but couldn’t Northwest Tech had a tougher game at and 5 rebounds; Britton, 2 points and 6 re- Barton Community College in Salina on the Jets’ 12. make up the difference in the second half. Dodge City last Tuesday, losing 78-56. The bounds; and Luis Huertas, 2 points. Friday and at Brown Mackie College in Gian Clavell led the team with 21 points. The Mavericks again out-rebounded Mavericks were down 46-30 at halftime and Two Cowgirls Mustangs to play in all-star play Colby volleyball tourney at home, Goodland High School athletes nell, Phillipsburg, Colby, Thunder Ellie House and Taryn Bedore have Ridge, Otis-Bison, Rawlins County, on the road been selected to play in the North- Plainville, Naomi and Logan. The west Kansas All-Star Volleyball team will be coached by Shannon Jessi Duell protected the ball while her Classic on Sunday in the Colby Foster of Wheatland-Grinnell High teammate looked for a pass during Community Building. School. the Grant Junior High School seventh The games feature some of the Matches begin at noon (Mountain grade’s game against Colby on Nov. 4. best senior volleyball players from Time). House’s team will play Team The eighth grade team played in Colby high schools around northwest 3 at 1 p.m. Bedore’s team will play that day. On Thursday both teams trav- Kansas. Team 2 at 2 p.m. and both teams will eled to Holcomb and both teams play House will play on Team 5 with play each other at 4 p.m. again today at 3:30 p.m. (Mountain players from Wheatland-Grinnell, At 5 p.m. there will be a medal Time) in Oakley. The Mustangs will play Plainville, Wallace, Phillipsburg, ceremony for all the teams and then Colby again on Thursday. The eighth Otis-Bison, Colby, Quinter and a championship match at 5:30 p.m. grade will play at home and the seventh Cheylin. The team will be coached Matches are limited to three sets, grade will travel to Colby. Games begin by Jen Melia of Atwood High with the third limited to 15 points. at 3:30 p.m. School. The championship match will be Photo by Kevin Bottrell Bedore will play on Team 4 with determined by total sets won. The Goodland Star-News players from Wheatland-Grin-

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