The MIDWEEK Tuesday, May 14, 2013 Goodland1205 Main Avenue, Goodland, Star-News KS 67735 • Phone (785) 899-2338 $1 Volume 81, Number 39 8 Pages Goodland, Kansas 67735
weather Game report Warden: 80° 10 a.m. Monday steer clear Today • Sunset, 7:53 p.m. Wednesday of wildlife • Sunrise, 5:33 a.m. By Kevin Bottrell • Sunset, 7:54 p.m. [email protected] Midday Conditions With warmer weather, it’s more • Soil temperature 57 degrees common to run into baby wild • Humidity 80 percent animals. • Sky partly sunny Game Warden Mike Hopper said • Winds north 10 mph it may be tempting to try and care or • Barometer 30.09 inches feed wild animal babies, but they are and rising best left alone. • Record High today 95° (1915) “The best things we can do is • Record Low today 27° (2004) leave them alone,” he said. “Wild- life is best enjoyed at a distance.” Last 24 Hours* Skunks, turkeys, foxes and more High Sunday 81° are prevalent this time of year. Hop- Low Sunday 47° per said he often gets calls this time Precipitation none of year about baby animals from This month 0.50 people who area afraid a dog or cat Year to date 3.59 will eat the wildlife, but, he said, Below normal 0.89 inches Mother Nature can deal with it bet- The Topside Forecast ter than people can. Today: Sunny with a 10 percent Hopper said people should also chance of showers and thunder- feed their pets during the day and storms after 3 p.m., a high near only feed them enough for a healthy 93, winds out of the west at 5 to diet. Leaving excess food out en- 10 mph switching to the north and courages wildlife to move in. a low around 52. Wednesday: Hopper said now is also a great Mostly sunny with a high near 78, time to take care of a yard to discour- winds out of the north at 5 to 15 age wildlife, especially by trimming mph switching to the east and a bushes up about 18 inches off the low around 52. Extended Forecast See WILDLIFE, Page 5 Thursday: Mostly sunny with a 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, a high near 85 and Commission a low around 57. Friday: Mostly sunny with a 20 percent chance Rain storm of showers and thunderstorms, a considers high near 87 and a low around 57. (National Weather Service) school forces picnic police officer to move inside Members of the Music Boosters Club served By Kevin Bottrell hamburgers (right) and all of the trimmings local [email protected] Wednesday night before the Goodland High The City of Goodland and the School band’s Picnic in the Park. The burger markets Goodland School District have be- feed is the main fund raiser for the club.The gun preliminary discussions about concert (above) was held in the high school 10 a.m. adding a school resource police gym because of sporadic rain showers. The Wheat — $7.36 bushel officer. band played the pieces it had prepared for Posted county price — $8.31 At the May 6 meeting of the city music contest as well as fun pieces. The Corn — $6.77 bushel commission, Police Chief Cliff director Deanne Langness said the “Star Posted county price — none Couch said he was approached by Wars Theme” was a requested piece from Milo — $6.31 bushel the school district about adding a band members. Recognized at the band Soybeans — $13.82 bushel school resource officer. There are concert were graduating seniors, individual Posted county price — none several reasons to have one, he achievements and activities the student Millet — no bid said, including increased security, musicians had participated in during the year. Sunflowers enhancing the department’s ability Photos by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News Oil current crop — $23.95 cwt. Confection — no bid to solve crimes, and developing a Pinto beans — $28 better relationship with students. (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. These may not be closing figures. ) See OFFICER, Page 5 Maid to Order Skills day inside set for June 8 today The ninth annual Outdoor Youth Skills Day will be Saturday, June 8, More local news, views from at Bellamy Farms in southern Sher- your Goodland Star-News man County. The skills day, for kids aged 9 to 15, will include shotgunning, archery, fishing, muzzleloaders, dog training and .22 target shooting. Registration forms are avail- able at Bill’s Shootin’ Shop – 1907 Cherry Ave. – and S&T Communi- cations – 1318 Main. For more information, call Troy Mannis at (785) 821-1838. GED more difficult Golf team next year
wins league By Debbie Schwanke The Goodland High School Colby Community College golf team are this year’s Students who are working toward Great West Activity Confer- passing the General Educational ence champions, having Development (GED) test to receive come in first at the league their Kansas High School Diploma meet on Thursday in Hol- might want to finish soon. The test comb. will change beginning January 2, See Page 8 The Goodland Arts Council’s theater production “Maid to Order” Michele Preston. The Saturday dinner was made by the Northwest 2014. was on stage Friday and Saturday night at the Veterans of Foreign Kansas Technical College and served by the Family, Career and “By the end of 2013, the GED Wars. Pictured is Marty Melia, the son of a wealthy widow from Community Leaders of America club from Goodland High School. as we know it will be changing the Upper East Side in New York City in the mid to late 1940’s. The Friday night light buffet was prepared by the Goodland Arts and time is running out to enroll in The lecherous son pays unwanted attention to the new maid, Council Board. Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News See GED, Page 5 about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, May 14, 2013 friends birthdays The family of Opal Seaman will the calendar obituaries have a birthday party celebrating her 95th birthday from 2 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, May 25, 2013, at the calendar pork sausage, grilled chicken wheat roll and jelly, strawberries Berna Biem Wednes- Masonic Hall, 519 Center, Good- The next blood drive for the breasts, lean ground beef, split and bananas and milk. chicken breasts, seasonal fresh day: Breakfast - breakfast sundae, Berna Biem, 92, Tulsa, Okla., for- Church, the Buckles Camping Club land. Your presence is the only gift American Red Cross is from noon mer Goodland resident, died Dec. and the Goodland Regional Medical needed. to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, May 21, at fruits and vegetables. The specials raisins, fruit juice and milk. Lunch are the Memorial Day griller with - chili, whole grain corn chips, cel- 2, 2012, at Southern Hills Center Auxiliary. She was card shower the Harvest Evangelical Church, Nursing Home in Tulsa, also involved in the Arbor 521 E. Highway 24, Goodland. To two sirloin steaks, two boneless ery and cucumbers, cinnamon roll, The family of former Goodland Thursday Okla., where she had been Day Tree Board and the schedule your donation call (800) pork chops, chicken breast filets, fresh fruit and milk. : resident Alice Watkins is request- a resident for the last year Van Gogh sunflower proj- 733-2767 or visit redcrossblood. Italian sausage, pork tenderloin Breakfast - whole grain cheese ing a card shower for her 95th and a half. ect. In 2000 she moved to org. and lean ground beef; Grilled beef pizza, fresh mixed fruit cup and birthday on Thursday, May 16. Her She was born Dec. 12, Broadmore Senior Living Are you a cancer survivor. If burgers: Hog wild with boneless milk. Lunch - baked ham, two address is 1610 North Spruce #218, 1919, to Selma (Holmes) Center in Tulsa, Okla., to you are and would like to attend center cut chops; and chicken potato mash, green beans, angel Ogallala, Neb. 69153. and Olaf Eliason at Ophe- be closer to her daughters. the Survivor Dinner and get a breast strips. biscuit with jelly, fresh fruit and Tuesday Flicks 1:30 p.m. Friday im, Mont. She went to Later she lived with her genesis and survivor T-shirt from Relay for are at milk. : Breakfast - break- at the Goodland Public Library, fast bake with tomato salsa, whole Opheim schools and her daughter Karen Donovan Life contact Sheila at 899-2338 family farmed in the area. Biem in Jones, Okla., for three salvation army by Tuesday, May 21. 812 Broadway. Call the library for grain toast, fresh fruit and milk. Genesis and Salvation Army are the title of the movie at 899-5461. Lunch - macaroni and cheese, On Oct. 4, 1938, she years and then in 2010, Community dances will be and Anard Biem were married in she moved to the Southern Hills available year round to help those in held from 7 to 10 p.m. on Fridays, senior menu meatballs, seasoned peas, baby need. Call (785) 890-2299 to speak carrots, whole wheat bread and Glasgow, Mont. They made their Nursing Home in Tulsa. June 7, June 28, July 12, July 26, Today: Hamburger patti, pick- to a volunteer. jelly, fresh fruit and milk. home in Seattle, Wash., for a brief Preceding her in death were her Aug. 9 and Aug. 23 at Knights of les, onion, tomato, baked beans, time before returning to Opheim husband, parents and five siblings. activities Columbus Hall, 8th and Caldwell, bun and cataloupe. Wednesday: school calendar during World War II. The couple Survivors include two daughters, Tours of the 1907 Victorian Goodland. Admission is $5. Will Baked chicken, mashed potatoes Today: Black day. Region- owned and operated the Willie Joan Boehler of Tulsa, Okla., and House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to be alcohol free, family fun envi- with gravy, seasoned carrots, al baseball. Regional softball. Wesco Propane Service in Opheim Karen (Wayne) Donovan of Jones, 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- ronment. Water and soda will be bread and cook’s choice fruit. Wednesday: Gold 7:30 a.m. and farmed in that area. She had Okla.; two sisters; a brother; four day. Closed on Tuesday. available with some finger foods. Thursday: Salisbury steak, au- professional learning commu- been a cook at the Opheim Cafe grandsons; 12 great-grandchildren; The High Plains Museum, 1717 For information call (890) 2688. gratin potatoes, mixed fruit, bread nity. Last day for seniors. Re- and the Opheim school and worked and two great-grandchildren. Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. Prairie Land Food distribu- and birthday cake. Friday: Smok- gional baseball. Regional softball. for Mountain Bell telephone. Mrs. Graveside services will be at 2 to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday tion is 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday at ies, macaroni and cheese, Italian Thursday: 7 p.m. fifth to eighth Biem was active in the Opheim p.m. on Tuesday, May 14, 2013, at through Saturday and from 1 to Cat’s TnT, 1018 Main, or at the blend vegetables, bread and fruit grade band concert in high school Lutheran Church. the Goodland Cemetery with inurn- 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. Bernadine Johnson residence, cobbler. auditorium. Regional baseball. In 1973 they moved to Good- ment in the Goodland Cemetery. The Carnegie Arts Center is located at 704 Walnut. For infor- school menu Regional softball. Friday: 10 land to open the B&D Ditching Memorials to the Berna Biem open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- mation call 899-2338, 821-1275, a.m. Goodland Learning Center and Backhoe Service. While in Memorial may be mailed to Koons Today: Breakfast - whole grain day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. 890-2287, 821-1827 or 899-4278 graduation. Northwest Technical Goodland, she was involved and Funeral Home, 211 N. Main, Good- waffles with syrup, sausage link, on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on or order online at www.prairi- College graduation. Regional volunteered in the Senior Citizens land, Kan. 67735-1555. mandarin oranges and milk. Lunch Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center elandfood.com. The Prairie Pak track. Regional baseball. Regional Center, the Emmanuel Lutheran - chicken nuggets, mashed pota- is always in need of hosts and host- will have lean beef strips, lean softball. toes with gravy, fresh broccoli, esses on Sundays. New monthly exhibits and you are invited to visit the gift shop. Goodland Al-Anon Family health department 672-3125, ext. 187. Group 6 p.m. on Fridays The Goodland Public Library is meets at The Sherman County Health De- preschool open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- partment at 1622 Broadway is open day through Thursday and from cade. For information call Alice or Sherman County Head Start is John H. Cutter from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. a free preschool for eligible 3 and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. Monday through Friday. John H. Cutter, 68, Bel Aire, Preceding him in death were his The Incognito Group 4 year olds. The federally funded urday. For information call (785) . If alcohol Blood pressures; infants’, chil- died Wednesday, May 8, 2013, at parents and son Jeffrey Cutter. 899-5461 or stop by the library. has made your life unmanageable. program is targeted to families who dren’s and adults’ immunizations; meet certain economic guidelines Galichia Heart Hospital in Wichita. Survivors include his wife of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- Our group meets at 7 p.m. on Friday health assessments for Kan Be He was born Jan. the home; three children, man County is seeking mentors and at the First Christian Church, 711 and provides hearing, vision, dental Healthy, daycare and school entry; and educational screenings. Nutri- 23, 1945, to Kathryn Bradley Cutter of Wichita, children to mentor. Call 890-3665. Arcade, Goodland West entrance. fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- (Bestgen) and Ernest Darian (Joel Fulton) Rohr The Good Sam Family Support Talking about it is the first step. tious meals are served, and parents bin; and family planning available are encouraged to get involved in Cutter at Dodge City. of Wichita and Kim (Jason) Council meets at 7 p.m. the second (785) 728-7022 and (785) 501- by appointment. Sharps containers After graduation from Jones of Ocala, Fla.; a sister Thursday of every month at the 8282. their children’s education. For in- are available free. WIC program formation call 890-2552. high school he attend Carol (Richard) Conley of Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings The “Freedom Today” group of available. Call 890-4888 or go to Electronics School in Sharon Springs. Narcotics Anonymous 8 are open to all interested people. meets at www.sherman.kansas.com. crimestoppers Denver. Services were at 1 p.m. p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridaysand For information call 890-3117 or If you have questions, concerns If you have information about On Feb. 17, 1965 he on Monday, May 13, 8 p.m. on Sundays 890-5936. at 1013 Center. or complaints about child care, call any crime, call the Goodland Area and Sherryl Hallagin 2013, at Koons Chapel, Cutter Breast Cancer Support Group Call 890-8369. the health department. Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- were married and for the 211 N. Main, Goodland Bird City Alcoholics Anony- meets at 5:30 p.m. the second Water Testing — The Northwest 5665. Your call will be confidential last 40 years the couple with Pastor Jeff Hanson mous 6:30 p.m. Monday of the month. Any woman group meets at Local Environmental Protection and you will not be asked your have lived in Bel Aire. officiating and burial with military (Mountain Time) on Fridays with cancer is welcome. Call Norma at the Group does well evaluations, in- name. If the information results in On Feb. 9, 1972, he was honorable honors in the Goodland Cemetery. Nar- at 890-6629 for more information. Senior Center on 4th Street. cluding testing for bacteria and the arrest and/or conviction of those discharged by the U.S. Navy and Visitation was one hour prior to cotics Anonymous meets at 6:30 The Goodland Activities Center nitrates. To schedule an evaluation involved, you could be eligible for was awarded the Vietnam Navy the service. (Mountain Time) on Tuesdays has the daily activities. For informa- at or discuss environmental concerns, a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland Commendation Medal. Memorials to the Goodland tion call 890-7242. Memberships the Senior Center. Call (785) 734- call the Health Department at 890- Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit He was a member of the Christian Veterans of Foreign Wars may be options for everyone including 2734 for more information. 4888. organization formed by citizens Church and the Goodland Veterans sent to the funeral home. day passes for $5. Visit goodland- Stratton “AA by the Book” Al- against crime. of Foreign Wars. gac.com or stop by 808 Main. coholics Anonymous group meets hospital volunteers The police department can also Aerobics with Tena Thompkins at at 7 p.m. Thursdays for a beginners Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon be called at 890-4570. Pamela Sue Parsons 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday open meeting. Filies and young and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. vol- family shelter and Fridays. Aerobics with Lisa people welcome. Call (719) 348- unteers are in the gift shop. Today: Pamela Sue Parsons, 70, customer Catholic Church and its ladies guild. Malsom at 5:30 p.m. on Monday 5398 for men and (719) 346-8553 a.m. Faye Paxton. Wednesday: The Northwest Kansas Domestic service representative for Western Preceding her in death were her and Wednesday. High Impact for women. On U.S. Highway 24 go a.m. Connie Soellner and p.m. Shel- and Sexual Violence Services pro- State Bank, died Wednesday, May husband, her parents, son Trevor Workouts with Grady Bonsall at to Statton and it is the second house by Miller. Thursday: a.m. Debbie vides help day or night to victims 8, 2013 following a short illness. Parsons and sister Sally Ketter. 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. on the left, 513 Iola Street. Lucas. Friday: a.m. Avis Alcorn. of domestic violence and sexual She was born on Dec. 13, 1942, Survivors include her son Taekwondo with Wayne Luckert on Fibromyalgia and Chronic assault. For information or help, call to Deitrich and Esther Klassen in Michael Parsons of Goodland, her Mondays and Tuesdays from 6 to Myofascial Pain Support Group early head start (800) 794-4624. In the Colby area, Early Head Start is a state funded Goodland. She graduated from daughter Deidra Parsons Mitchek of 7;30 p.m. and on Thursdays from 5 meets from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. the call (785) 443-1130. Goodland High School in 1961. Goodland and seven grandchildren. to 7:30 p.m. third Wednesday of every month program for income eligible fami- lies with prenatal mothers and chil- animal shelter On Sept. 7, 1964, she and Darrel Services were at 10:30 a.m. on Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 in the Emergency Medical Services Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to Parsons of Brewster were married Monday, May 13, 2013, at the p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for building, 257 15th St., in Burling- dren up to age three. Families par- ticipate in a variety of educational www.petfinder.com and be sure to in Our Lady of Perpetual Help church, 307 W. 13th, Goodland and the meeting every Tuesday at the ton. Call Debbie at 719-346-4612. enter the Goodland zip code 67735. Catholic Church in Goodland. burial in the Goodland Cemetery. Harvest Evangelical Free Church, activities and receive free medical thrift store and dental care. You can also call the Goodland The couple operated Darrels’ Visitation will be from 3 to 6:30 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information Police Department at 890-4570 or Photography for many years. p.m. at Bateman Funeral Home, call (785) 890-6423. The Goodland Churches Thrift Services include special needs Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 of children with disabilities. If you Northwest Kansas Animal Shelter In 1988 she started working for 211. E. 11th, Goodland. Vigil will Goodland Alcoholics Anony- at 899-4398. Interested in adopting Anchor Savings and Loan and for follow at 6:30 p.m. at the funeral mous, 1013 Center. If you drink a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through have a family member with a special Friday. Donations welcome. For problem, such as drug or alcohol a pet? Call the animal shelter or go to many years filed insurance for K.D. home. alcohol, that’s your business. If you the website www.nwkasgoodland. Ausitn, M.D. Memorials to be designated by want to stop, we can help. Call 821- information call 890-2007. abuse, job loss or other family crisis, your family can qualify. Call 785- webs.com. Mrs. Parsons was a member the family later may be sent to the 3826 pr 728-7491. of Our Lady of Perpetual Help funeral home.
Photos of ranching wanted T-N-T Car and Truck Wash (formally Good Rinse Car Wash, located next to McDonalds) The Ranchland Trust of open spaces for future generations taken in Kansas since Jan. 1, Kansas invites professional and through the conservation of working 2011. Participants may enter up New owners: Tim and Jill Neitzel – Goodland, amateur photographers to submit landscapes.” This may include to five photos. The categories photographs for its second annual livestock, people and landscapes, include: landscape, livestock and and Todd and Tracy Neitzel of St. Francis. photo contest to showcase the with preference to grasslands, people. Entries will be judged natural beauty of ranching and grazing lands with cattle, ranchers, by a panel of professionals in the Everything is fixed and running great!! Automatic Bay is running grazing lands across the state. The ranching families and much more. field of photography and by RTK and vacuums are working. Credit cards accepted. Fleet and Gift competition, open to anyone, offers The contest is open to anyone representatives. cards available (fleet can also be used at Bird City location). Kansans the chance to explore the with an original photograph many activities, seasons and faces May Special gift card 20% off $25 card for $20 of Kansas’ ranching tradition. The contest, which runs through Would make great Graduation gift! Tuesday, Sept. 10, asks participants to submit photos expressing the For more information on cards call Tracy Neitzel @ mission of the trust: “To preserve (785) 734-7100. Kansas’ ranching heritage and
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A project long talked about, a new playground, by students, staff and parents of West El- ementary was being worked on Thursday afternoon. The money was raised by the site council and students. The old play- ground, Topside Territory, had repair problems with wood need- ing replacement and damage by vandals with grafitti. Another problem with the old playground was the inability of parents and teachers to see playing children. Local volunteers were going to help erect the new playground. Photo by Pat Schiefen The Goodland Star-News Couple owns historic houses, has center By Ron Wilson rural. mother’s house in Stafford. The name of his enterprise was changed houses are on the same street, in all have clues to reveal and alibis to Director As a kid, Clare and his family house had been built in 1905, and to the Henderson Inn and Retreat close proximity to the retreat center. proclaim. In the course of the eve- Huck Boyd National Institute frequently visited his grandparents Clare’s great-grandmother, Sarah Center. In 2005 he built another Through the years, Clare has had ning, the mystery is solved. for Rural Development in Stafford. His great-grandmother, Henderson, acquired it in 1906. building called the Pavilion. To- guests from coast to coast – literally These fun dinners have different at Kansas State University Sarah Henderson, had a beautiful Sarah’s daughter Mary, Clare’s gether, these houses offer 18 rooms from New York to California – and themes, such as Hawaiian or Wild Guests are gathering for dinner older home. Another house, an grandmother, was married in the with private baths, plus meeting from as far away as Australia and West. The Napa Valley scenario at a vineyard in Napa Valley, Calif., abandoned building south of town, front parlor in 1912. space at Ye Olde Church. South Africa. (called “A Taste of Wine and Mur- when suddenly disaster strikes. was sometimes called the haunted Clare painstakingly restored this As we have profiled previously, Back in 2001, some friends in der”) has been an especially popular The owner of the vineyard has been house or the Governor’s mansion gorgeous home and also purchased Stafford created a community- Clare and Nancy’s Sunday School one. murdered! Is this a mystery novel? A because it was partially modeled and restored a nearby home known owned store in 2012. Clare played class had an idea for a fun evening. For more information, go to new TV show? No, it’s the scenario after the original Governor’s man- as the Weide House. In 1990, he a major role in the design, develop- They had heard of murder mystery www.hendersonbandb.com. for a murder mystery dinner, hosted sion in Topeka. These houses caught opened the Henderson House Bed ment and creation of the store. He dinners, so they gave one a try at The mock dinner in Napa Valley by an innovative, historic bed and Clare’s attention. and Breakfast. He subsequently added artifacts to the store which the Henderson House. It was a lot is over and the mystery is solved. breakfast and retreat center in the Clare went on to Wichita State bought and restored two other came from the old haunted house, of fun, and when Clare was seeking The guests go home well-fed and middle of Kansas. and began a career in real estate. In nearby homes, the Spickard House the so-called Governor’s mansion, to grow business in 2010, he started happy. We commend Clare and Clare and Nancy Moore are own- Wichita he became active in the Vic- and the Littlefield House, with all of which he had driven by as a kid. offering those for the public. Nancy Moore of the Henderson ers of the Henderson Inn and Retreat torian Society and became deeply these serving as places for lodging. Those artifacts had been in storage Now murder mystery dinners Inn and Retreat Center for making Center in Stafford, Kan. Clare grew interested in historic preservation In 2000, he bought a former since that building was torn down have become a signature for the a difference through historic pres- up in a truly rural location, between and restoration. church building in the same neigh- in the 1960s. Henderson Inn. Guests may come in ervation of these houses and then Pratt and Stafford and northwest In 1978, after his great-aunt borhood. This structure provided a Meanwhile, Clare’s collection of costume and participate as a murder sharing these historic homes with of the rural community of Preston, passed away, Clare had the op- place for groups to have meetings, historic homes is what he refers to scenario plays out over dinner. Al- others. Their positive results are no population 163 people. Now, that’s portunity to buy his great-grand- small conferences or retreats. The as a “neighborhood.” All of these most every guest is a suspect. They mystery.
Watch for holes in trunks of ashes Saturday, May 18, 2013 @ 10 a.m. CT (doors open at 8 a.m. day of sale) If you have had problems with bloom, probably permethrin products listed above Auction Location: T-N-T & Jones Auction Facility, 200 N Franklin, Colby, KS canes or stems of lilac and privet dana by about May 15th are the only ones, Ward Upham, suddenly wilting, or ash trees that this year. Apply a Kansas State horticulture special- Preview sale items between 5 - 7 pm CT Friday, May 17, 2013 show borer holes in the trunk and belshe second spray four ist, has found that specifically lists Blue rocker recliner; Blue & white love seat; Blue Early American larger branches, the ash/lilac borer weeks after the first. the ash/lilac borer on the label with love seat; 3pc walnut bedroom set; Apt. size trestle table; 2-dark may be to blame. This insect causes • ag notebook Thoroughly treat directions for control. pine kitchen chairs; Oak dinette table and chairs; Set of (6) oak the base of infested lilac stems the trunk and larger kitchen chairs; Maple china hutch; Several offi ce chairs; 2pc oak to swell and the bark to separate and resembles a wasp. There is one limbs of ash or the bedroom set; Pine high chest of drawers; Round oak table; 2-oak night stands; Brown fl oral sofa; Sofa table; Queen size sleigh bed from the wood. A fine sawdust-like generation per year. Public and lower portion of the stems of lilac or material is present around holes in privet. Heavily infested ash should corrections Oak china hutch; Round oak table w/chairs; Oak chest of drawers; commercially managed proper- Entertainment cabinet; Brown suede sofa; 2-fl oor mirrors; Pine cor- the canes. Ash and mountain ash ties often use pheromone traps to be cut and burned during the fall and The Goodland Star-News will ner hutch; Pine high back rocker; Wicker furniture; Oak book case; also are affected. The borer attacks determine the presence of adults. winter. Infested stems of the lilac or correct any mistake or misunder- Baldwin spinet piano and stool; Magic Chef frost free refrigerator; the trunk, which may cause bark to Spray treatments are started seven privet should be removed as well. standing in a news story. Please Coronado small upright freezer; Whiskey bottle collection; Several swell and crack if there are repeated to 10 days after capture of the first Bifenthrin or permethrin (Hi-Yield cowboy boots; Metal fi le cabinet; Table lamps; Floor lamps; As- call our office at (785) 899-2338 infestations. Ash/lilac borers over- moths. Sprays also can be timed Garden, Pet, and Livestock Insect sorted dishes; Assorted kitchen cook ware; Excel exercise bike; Es- to report errors. We believe that winter, as larvae in infested trees using phenology, the practice of Control and 38 Plus Turf, Termite tate 14cu. Ft. upright freezer; Ewave apt size refrigerator; Cowboy news should be fair and factual. We and shrubs. timing one event by another. and Ornamental Insect Control) are statue; Kids toys; Copper bed warmer; Old school desk; Admiral want to keep an accurate record Moths generally begin to emerge The first spray for ash/lilac bor- labeled for control. Though there dryer; GE washer; Assorted lawn equipment; Set of 4-235-17 tires; and appreciate you calling to our Collection of knifes; Assorted jewelry; Moose hide; Oak telephone; in mid to late April but will be late er should be applied when the are a number of homeowner prod- attention any failure to live up to Serving cart and Much more! this year; probably by about two Vanhoutte Spirea is in full to late ucts that contain one or the other weeks. The moth has clear wings of these two active ingredients, the this standard. MUCH MORE DAY OF SALE! Lunch will be served! Tom Harrison-Auctioneer-Broker: (785) 443-0136 Enjoy a night at the movies! Tom Simpson-Auctioneer: (785) 443-1153 Sherman Bob Jones-Auctioneer: (785) 443-0138 www.goodlandnet.com/movies 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 Visit us on Facebook Goodland Star News Tonight 7 PM For complete sale bill, visit: www.tntjonesauction.com Oblivion (PG-13) Starts Friday 7 PM: Olympus Has Fallen (R) Special Education records to be destroyed Kansas Lifeline Program Special education records which have been collected by the Goodland School District related to the identification, evalua- tion, educational placement, or the provision of special educa- S&T Telephone/Communications customers may be eli- tion in the district, must be maintained under state and federal gible to receive up to $17.02 off their monthly local tele- laws for a period of five years after special education services phone bill through the Lifeline Program. Toll limitations have ended for the student. Special education services end when the student is no longer eligible for services, graduates, are also available for qualifying low income customers. completes his/her educational program at age 21, or moves from the district. After five years, the records are no longer use- You are eligible if you receive any of the following: ful to the district, but may be useful to the parent/guardian or former student in applying for social security benefits, rehabili- Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, General As- tation services, college entrance, etc. sistance, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, Med- This notification is to inform parents/guardians and former stu- icaid, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Free School dents of the Goodland School District’s intent to destroy the Lunch Program, Food Distribution Program, Low Income special education records of students whose special education Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP), Section 8 Public services ended during the 2007-2008 school year. These re- Housing Assistance, or 150% of the federal poverty lev- cords will be destroyed in accordance with state law unless the parent/guardian or eligible (adult) student notifies the school el. A consumer must provide THREE CONSECUTIVE district otherwise. MONTHS of statements as documentation of income, or provide a copy of their tax return for the previous year. The records are destroyed approximately two weeks after this official notice is published. For more information about Kansas Lifeline, call your lo- The parent/guardian or eligible (adult) student may request a cal S&T office. The number copy of the records in writing or in person at the following is on your telephone bill or in address: the front part of the telephone Goodland Schools directory. You can also visit Special Education Department www.sttelcom.com for lifeline P.O. Box 509 Goodland, KS 67735 information. Phone: 785-890-6163 Attn: Teresa Gotchall star-news 4 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, May 14, 2013 opinion from our viewpoint... IRS should not be a partisan agency If there’s any federal agency that should be non-partisan, it is the Internal Revenue Service. Really all federal agencies should be non-partisan, but since the people at the top usually aren’t, that’s probably a lost cause. But the IRS should be interested first and foremost in making sure everyone plays by the financial rules. When deciding where to shine a light, it should not single out groups of a particular political viewpoint. However, that’s exactly what has been happening. The story broke last week that the IRS had been targeting certain political groups and applying more scrutiny on their tax-exempt status applications. Specifically, groups critical of how the country is being run, ones with the words “tea party” or “patriot” in their names or those that focus on spending and the federal debt. These applications were delayed or the organizations were hit with requests for supporting materials. This has angered conservatives, and rightfully so. We can understand when law enforcement might look at the political leanings of certain groups when assessing potential threats. But the IRS is not in that business. The IRS deals with money, and we all know how sticky that can get. Therefor it is in the best interest of the country that the IRS be completely above partisanism. It must treat everyone equally. Whenever any malfeasance happens at the federal level, the president always gets the blame, but in this case that is premature. At this point, it is unclear how big this incident is. We don’t know how many officials at the IRS were involved, or who really gave the order. It appears to have only involved one satellite office in Encourage grads to come back to town Cincinnati. True the man at the top is responsible for making sure the people under him do their jobs well and fairly, but to say, as Everyone bemoans the fact that we’re losing the city? many are suggesting, that he deserves condemnation from the population, leaking business and few of our steve Could organizations look at their public is unfair. kids want to come home, even if they could scholarships and ask what they want them to “Responsible for it, but not the cause of it” ought to be the find jobs. haynes accomplish? It might be a good idea. standard until proven otherwise. But, pretty much, no one does anything It’d be simple to just add a few strings. Give The president said Monday morning that the practice was about those problems. • along the sappa scholarships not for becoming a nurse, but for “outrageous and there’s no place for it.” Whether or not you For instance, nearly every group that gives becoming a nurse and working five years in believe he was sincere, the statement is correct. The fact that a scholarship to Goodland High graduates just machinery. More importantly, our fathers and this county. Give scholarships not just to the the IRS was targeting groups based on political leaning is gives kids money to go to college. There’s not grandfathers who’d been overseas fighting for brightest or hardest-working students, but to outrageous and we hope the president follows through the rest much thought about where they will use the democracy wanted something more. the brightest, hardest-working who promise of his statement, where he said the IRS “has to be held fully knowledge they acquire once they graduate. They didn’t want to come home to the family to live in their home town for five years after accountable.” –Kevin Bottrell And when they go to the city and find a good- business. They wanted to live in the new, school. It might not work every time. Kids paying job, no one will question the value of burgeoning suburbs. Others who’d moved to change their majors, their minds and their their education. It’s our tradition, formed a the city wanted to stay with the factory jobs goals in college. Some might drop out of a century or more ago, to raise money to send that had drawn them. scholarship program that encourages them to kids to school. Yet out here in rural America, we kept on return home after school. Back in the day, no one thought to ask where raising money to send our kids to college. No But enough who know the rules might just they might settle. Back in the day, we just one thought to ask if we were just paying them come home to make a difference in the trends assumed most of them would come back to to leave town. No matter how many left, or of declining population and business numbers jobs here, to run the family business, teach at how many failed to come home, tradition held. that beset our town – and nearly every town in Letter Policy the school or work downtown. Maybe this would be a good time to change rural America. The Goodland Star-News encourages and welcomes letters All that changed after World War II. The that. It’s still a good idea, the right thing to do, What, at this point, have we got to lose from readers. Letters should be typewritten, and must include decline in rural population accelerated to raise money for scholarships. – except our youths, our economy and our a telephone number and a signature. Unsigned letters will But do we have to just pay kids to move to not be published. Form letters and letters deemed to be of no as farmers could afford bigger and better towns? Why not try it? public interest or considered offensive will be rejected. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and good taste. We encourage letters, with address and phone numbers, by e-mail Your potential, your privilege to:
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Where there once was an awe at the simplest of inconscientemente he puesto mi vida en piloto automático. Donde una in advertising or failure to publish beyond the actual cost of the ad. experiences there now exists a grey haze of despair. Somehow the vez hubo un temor en la forma más simple de experiencias ahora existe SUBSCRIPTIONS: In Sherman County and adjacent counties: three months, $29; six months, $46; 12 months, $81. Out of area, weekly mailing amazement of a beautiful sunrise on my way to work was been replaced una bruma gris de la desesperación. De alguna manera el asombro de of two issues: three months, $39; six months, $54; 12 months, $89 (All tax by the robotic motions routine and I have missed out on the splendor un hermoso amanecer en mi camino al trabajo se ha sustituido por la included). Mailed individually each day: (call for a price). and beauty of God’s magnificent creations. Moments that my Celestial rutina de movimientos robóticos y yo he disfrutado del esplendor y Incorporating: Father created “just for me” escaped unnoticed into a myriad of scenes belleza de magníficas creaciones de Dios. Momentos que mi Padre long forgotten, passing from one day to the next without much thought Celestial creado “para mi” escaparon inadvertido en una miríada de The Goodland Daily News or effort, with very little joy. escenas olvidada, pasando de un día a otro sin mucho pensamiento o 1932-2003 I once heard that life is like a glass of chocolate milk. Every so often esfuerzo, con muy poca alegría. you have to shake things up or the good stuff settles on the bottom and Una vez escuché que la vida es como un vaso de leche con chocolate. you lose your flavor. Cada cierto tiempo tienes que sacudir las cosas o las cosas buenas se The Sherman Life gives us abundant opportunities to increase our potential and asienta en el fondo y se pierde su sabor. 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The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, May 14, 2013 5 City and district consider adding school resource officer OFFICER, from Page 1 officer would conduct educational Annette Fairbanks said that even use permit. the money on work supporting the to continue researching methods to programs at all of the grade levels. though there is no way to know Wilkens gave the commission school district’s project. televise meetings. Cassale provided Couch said he has served as a school The commission asked about if the grant will continue, it does an overview of his plans for the • Reappointed Gerber and Dustin several options, including internet resource officer in the past and rough numbers and cost sharing make adding the position inviting Wheattail Brewing Co. He said he Bedore to the Kansas Municipal and televised broadcasting. knows the value of having one. between the district and the city. at this time. plans to promote local agriculture Energy Agency board. Linin asked what the level of “You get an armed, trained officer City Manager Doug Gerber said The commission decided to wait and rural life, in part by importing • Approved bids for demolition interest from the public is. Gerber at one of the schools all the time,” there may be a grant available that until after this week’s school board at least 10 percent of the grain from or renovation of several properties said the city did not know, having he said. could cover 75 percent of the costs meeting to make a final decision. local sources. Wilkens said he will under the Community Develop- received no recent comments from Goodland’s schools are not over- for three years. He added that grants In other business, the commis- do landscaping and eventually cre- ment Block Grant. The grant is a the public on the issue. Commis- run with crime, he said, but the are never guaranteed to be awarded sion: ate a patio area. federal program providing money sioner John Garcia said it has been department does get calls. A school or to still exist when it comes time • Approved a conditional use Getting the permit is one step to help communities fix or demol- in discussion for a long time. Linin resource officer would be plugged to renew. Couch said the depart- permit for Drew Wilkens, who is in among many, he said, which include ish homes. suggested the issue be brought back into the student community and ment would hire a new officer for the process of setting up a micro- getting state and federal approvals. • Discussed televising meetings. up during the budget process later would have a better idea who to talk the position, rather than reassign a brewery at the 17th Street Building, • Authorized the quarter-cent At a previous meeting, the commis- this year. to in the event of a crime. Couch current officer. which he purchased from Sherman sales tax to be added for the school sion had instructed Jordan Cassale said it helps the department with Commissioner Brian Linin said County. Solomon said the building district. The tax was passed by its image in the community if it has he thought it was a good idea, and is in a Commercial 1 zone, and a Goodland voters in April. Gerber an officer at the school for more the position could be re-evaluated microbrewery would be light indus- noted that the language in the ballot than just arresting students. The after the grant runs out. Mayor trial and would require a conditional issue allows the city to use some of Warden: steer GED test to become more difficult starting next year clear of wildlife GED, from Page 1 test. More than 1 million may take the test this year prior to the changes. a preparation class to finish your Kansas “I’m encouraging everyone who is in- WILDLIFE, from Page 1 High School Diploma,” said Examiner terested in taking the GED prior to January Megan Allen. “Students who do not com- to contact Nance Munderloh in the Colby ground. While skunks and other wildlife are beneficial in plete their GED before 2014 will face Community College Adult Education of- controlling pests, he said, they don’t need to have habitats several changes.” fice,” Allen said. “She can enroll students provided for them. The GED test now has five parts. Stu- in a preparation class. If the student is There has been an increased number of turkeys sighted dents will have to start over if they do not ready to take or finish the GED, they can in town recently as well. Hopper said the best thing to do pass all five parts this year. The new test contact me at the college at 460-5480. is buy an owl decoy and place it around the yard. is predicted to be significantly more dif- Students who have started or taken parts “Owls are the nemesis of the turkey world,” he said. ficult than the current test and the cost will of the GED in the past two years can still Owl decoys should be moved periodically, Hopper said, increase from $85 to $120. In addition, the finish without starting over. However, the so the turkey’s don’t figure out that they are fake. new test will be computerized and will not remaining parts must be completed prior If you have a question about a wild animal, Hopper can be available to take with pencil and paper. to Dec. 31, 2013.” be reached at (785) 342-7382. Approximately 700,000 adults take the For more information, contact Allen at test each year. About 72 percent pass the (785) 460-5480. The Goodland Star News Service Directory Tune in Today! 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IN THE DISTRICT COURT 42’ 35.13”). The grain elevator date of first publication of this deceased. judgment and decree will be Box 1028 OF SHERMAN COUNTY, with antennas will have an notice as provided by law, and entered in due course upon the Cimarron, Kansas 67835 KANSAS overall structure height of 170- if their demands are not thus No. 13 PR 11 Petition. (620) 855-7051 feet AGS. comments regarding exhibited, they shall be forever Lawyers for Petitioner IN THE MATTER OF THE potential effects from this site barred. NOTICE OF HEARING Evelyn J. Davis, ESTATE OF LAWRENCE on historic properties may be Petitioner Published in The Goodland KITTEN, submitted within 30-days from Jerry Duane Zeigler THE STATE OF KANSAS TO Star-News, tuesday May 7, 14 DECEASED the date of this publication to: Steve Alan Zeigler ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: Martindell Swearer Shaffer and 21, 2013. Terracon Consultants, ATTN: Petitioners Ridenour LLP CASE NO. 2012 PR 03 NEPA Department, 13910 W You are notified that a Petition 96th Terr, Lenexa, KS 66215; Zuspann & Zuspann, P.A. has been filed in this Court by NOTICE OF HEARING (913) 492-7777; or akflageolle@ 1002 Broadway Ste B. Evelyn J. Davis, a beneficiary ON PETITION FOR FINAL terracon.com. P. O. Box 968 of Eugene G. Davis, deceased, SETTLEMENT Goodland, Kansas 67735- requesting that: the foreign will Published in The Goodland 0968 of Eugene G. Davis, deceased, THE STATE OF KANSAS TO Star-News, Tuesday, May 14, Phone: (785) 890-6555 dated May 2, 1988, be admitted ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: 2013. Attorneys for Petitioner to probate and record in this Court; no administration of the You are hereby notified that a Published in The Goodland Estate is necessary; and the will petition has been filed on May IN THE DISTRICT COURT Star-News, Tuesday, May 7, 14 be construed. 9, 2013, in said court, by Rita OF SHERMAN COUNTY and 21, 2013. Ann Ihrig, executor of the Will KANSAS You are required to file your of Lawrence Kitten, deceased, written defenses to the Petition praying for a final settlement of In the Matter of the Estate of on or before May 28, 2013 said estate, approval of her acts, Ila D. Zeigler, IN THE DISTRICT COURT at 10:00 a.m. in the District proceedings and accounts Deceased OF SHERMAN COUNTY, Court, in the city of Goodland, Crossword Puzzle as executor, allowance for KANSAS Sherman County, Kansas, at expenses and attorney fees, Case No. 13PR12 which time and place the cause determination of heirs, devisees In the Matter of the Estate of will be heard. Should you fail and legatees entitled to the NOTICE TO CREDITORS EUGENE G. DAVIS, to file your written defenses, estate and assignment to them TO ALL PERSONS in accordance with the will of CONCERNED: Lawrence Kitten, deceased. You are hereby notified that You are hereby required to file on May 1, 2013, a Petition for your written defenses thereto Probate of Will and Issuance of FOR SALE on or before the 4th day of June, Letters Testamentary under the 2000 model year Hunter Engineering 2013 at 10:30 o’clock a.m., on Kansas Simplified Estates Act said day in said court in the City was filed in this Court by Jerry Tire Balancer. Model DSP 7700. of Goodland, Sherman County, Duane Zeigler, an heir, devisee Kansas, at which time and place and legatee, and as executor Above average condition. $750.00. said cause will be heard. Should named in the “Last Will and Call Vince at Vince’s GM Center, you fail therein, judgment and Testament of Ila D. Zeigler,” decree will be entered in due deceased, dated April 15, 1994. (719) 346-5326 or (800) 231-8991. course upon said petition. and Steve Alan Zeigler, an heir, devisee and legatee, and as Rita Ann Ihrig executor named in the “Last Will 6493 Sundance Trail and Testament of Ila D. Zeigler,” Goodland, KS 67735 deceased, dated April 15, 1994. Petitioner All creditors of the decedent CLUES ACROSS nail Michael V. Foust #07507 are notified to exhibit their 1. Selects 54. Dried leaves of the hemp 126 W. 11th demands against the Estate 5. A cutting remark plant P.O. Box 778 within four months from the 9. Teaspoonful (abbr.) Goodland, KS 67735 55. Ardour Phone: (785) 899-5687 12. Having two units or parts CLUES DOWN Fax: (785) 899-5689 Sponsored by 13. Quality perceptible to the 1. Lyric poems Attorney for Petitioner sense of taste 2. Hungarian sheep dog (var. 14. Expression of surprise sp.) Published in The Goodland The Goodland 15. Italian Island 3. A pad of writing paper Star-News, Tuesday, May 14, Star-News 16. A coarse cloth with a 4. 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Jacob Gerber – sixth in the high boys golf team are the 2013 with 372; Colby, fifth with 422; Hugoton placed second with 102; jump with 5 feet, 4 inches; and 10th Great West Activity Conference and Holcomb, sixth with 453. Ulysses, third with 101; Scott City, in the 1600-meter run with 5:15.13. champions, having won the Gage Ihrig won the tournament fourth with 98; Goodland, fifth with Levi Klemm – tied for seventh in league tournament in Holcomb with a 74. Gannon Ihrig came in 89; and Holcomb, sixth with 42. the high jump with 5 feet, 2 inches; on Thursday. second with 79; Tanner Jones, Ulysses won the boys side with and 15th in the 400-meter dash with The Cowboys finished with fourth with 82; and Thatcher 178 points. Hugoton placed second 58.56. 318, 18 strokes ahead of second- Jones, seventh with 83. with 105; Scott City, third with Kolt Trachsel – ninth in the place Ulysses. Scott City placed 98; Holcomb, fourth with 88; 800-meter run with 2:20.14. Goodland, fifth with 68; and Colby, Kameron Snyder – ninth in the sixth with 17. 3200-meter run with 12:10.52. Individual results included: Xavier Foust – 10th in the Girls 400-meter dash with 56.17. Cowboys’ baseball Cortney Cowan placed first in Gage Owens – 10th in the triple the discus with a throw of 98 feet, 7 Levi Klemm competed in the high jump at the league tournament in jump with 36 feet, 6.25 inches; and inches. She also placed seventh in Goodland on Thursday. He tied for seventh in the event. 16th in the long jump with 16 feet, the shot put with 28 feet. Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News 5.5 inches. game called for rain Hope Cochran – second in the Arron Arteaga – 12th in the 100-meter dash with 13.68; and Mary Schnabel – tied for eighth with 146 feet, 2 inches. 800-meter run with 2:23.46. Dark skies with intermittent rain fourth in the 200-meter dash with in the shot put with 27 feet, 7 inches; Zach Miller – third in the Jacob Stasser – 12th in the pole didn’t stop the Cowboys and the 28.46. and eighth in the discus with 80 feet, 110-meter hurdles with 17.63; and vault with 9 feet; 22nd in the shot Scott City Beaver baseball teams Jordan Knitig – second in the pole 2 inches. 17th in the javelin with 103 feet, 2 put with 27 feet, 7.5 inches; and 20th from starting their weather-delayed vault with 8 feet. Brianna Garrett – tied for eighth inches. in the discus with 62 feet, 7 inches. double header. Laci Siruta – third in the 400-meter in the shot put with 27 feet, 7 inches; Dax Ruhs – third in the javelin Daniel Cepeda – 12th in the triple The umpire called the game after dash with 1:03.79. and 11th in the discus with 72 feet, with 144 feet, 5 inches; tied for jump with 35 feet, 4 inches; and beginning the top of the fourth Ellie House – third in the 7 inches. seventh in the triple jump with 38 20th in the long jump with 15 feet, inning after heavier rain caused a 800-meter run with 2:37.55. Lindsey Geeseka – eighth in feet, 6.5 inches; and ninth in the 6.5 inches. rain delay and he determined that Britney Brown – third in the long the long jump with 11 feet, 10.25 long jump with 18 feet, 1.25 inches. Tristan Cooper – 13th in the conditions were not good enough to jump with 13 feet, 4.25 inches; sixth inches; and 10th in the 800-meter Koal Artzer – third in the high 1600-meter run with 5:26.08. continue playing. The Beavers were in the triple jump with 27 feet, 2 run with 3:01.32. jump with 5 feet, 4 inches; 13th in Jeff House – 13th in the discus leading 7-0. Since the game was a inches; and seventh in the high jump Amy Floyd – 10th in the javelin the triple jump with 35 feet, 1 inch; with 89 feet; and 19th in the javelin make-up game it would not count in with 4 feet, 2 inches. with 74 feet. and 21st in the long jump with 15 with 94 feet, 7 inches. league standings anyway. Faith Biermann – third in the Rheagan Hageman – 10th in the feet, 4 inches. Jarod Lake – 15th in the 800-meter All league teams were announced 300-meter hurdles with 51.8; and 300-meter hurdles with 57.91. Aaron Avelar – fourth in the run with 2:23.88. for the Great West Activites fourth in the 100-meter hurdles Kyndell King – 11th in the shot 110-meter hurdles with 17.63; and Drew Dautel – 16th in the Conference and the Cowboys had with 18.72. put with 26 feet; and 15th in the sixth in the 300-meter hurdles with 400-meter dash with 1:00.10; and three players picked. John Hendrich Grace Cole – fourth in the long discus with 69 feet, 6 inches. 44.62. 18th in the long jump with 16 feet. was picked as the first baseman. jump with 13 feet, 3.25 inches; fifth The 4-by-100 relay team placed Josh Whisnant – fourth in the Brevin Bergsma – 17th in the Taylen Smith was picked for the out in the 200-meter dash with 29.23; fourth with 53.02. 800-meter run with 2:14.60. triple jump with 33 feet, 6.25 inches; field. Gunner Helton was picked as and sixth in the 100-meter dash The 4-by-400 relay team placed Braxton Redlin – tied for fourth in and 20th in the 800-meter run with a utility player. with 14.32. fourth with 4:25.09. the pole vault with 11 feet; and 13th 2:30.23. Scott City scored five runs at the Mara Kling – fourth in the javelin The 4-by-800 relay team placed in the 400-meter dash with 58.27. Gerell Miller – 18th in the shot top of the first inning and kept the with 86 feet, 7 inches. second with 10:51.15. Todd Snethen – fifth in the put with 33 feet, 6.5 inches; and 18th Cowboys scoreless. The first three Logan Perryman – tied for fifth in Boys 100-meter dash with 12. in the discus with 79 feet, 8 inches. batters for Goodland either struck Taylen Smith got a hit during the the high jump with 4 feet, 2 inches; Holton Whitman placed first in Adam Simmerman – fifth in the Jesse Cooper – 20th in the out or were out on first. Cowboys’ game against Scott and tied for eighth in the pole vault the pole vault with 13 feet. He also 400-meter dash with 52.98; and tied 1600-meter run with 5:54.71. Scott City added two more runs in City at home on Thursday. The with 6 feet. placed 15th in the javelin with 108 for seventh in the high jump with 5 The 4-by-400 relay team placed the second inning. Tyler Gastineau, game was called off due to rain. Kate-Lynn King – tied for fifth in feet, 9 inches; and 22nd in the long feet, 2 inches. fifth with 3:46.31. John Peden and Kyler Amthor were Photo by Pat Schiefen the high jump with 4 feet, 2 inches; jump with 14 feet, 6.5 inches. Andy Windell – fifth in the The 4-by-800 relay team placed out on two grounders and a fly out. The Goodland Star-News eighth in the triple jump with 26 Trey Teeter – second in the javelin 3200-meter run with 11:39.93. third with 8:51.55. The score was Scott City, 7-0. feet, 1.25 inches; and ninth in the In the third inning both teams had the fourth Scott City only had one long jump with 11 feet, 9.25 inches. three up and three out. At the top of batter and a part on another one. Jamihya Amory – tied for eighth in the pole vault with 6 feet. New restaurant open for business! Walmart remodel is now finished!
L&T Family Restaurant in downtown Good- Tonya’s mom, and Luis’ parents, help put in Goodland’s local Walmart store has finished reach produce fixtures; power-saving LED light- land is open and ready for business. hours at the new restaurant. Tonya is an expert in its remodeling project. The remodel design was ing in the freezer cases; new restroom flooring and Located at 1016 Main, L&T Family Restaurant pastries and baking, and hopes to have a catering based on feedback from customers and features a fixtures; new exterior paint and sign. serves fried chicken, BBQ Brisket, hot wings and unit open soon. clean and bright new look. Ryan Hembree, the local store manager, wants so much more! Dine-in and carry-out orders are accepted. Stop The remodel project included: brighter interior to thank the community for their patience during The new business’ owners are Tonya Chavez in today and say hello to the gang! paint and lighting; easy to read signs to help cus- this remodel. Everyone is very proud of the re- and Luis Almanza. Their family is originally from Business location: 1016 Main, Goodland tomers find what they are looking for; self check- vamped store, and Walmart looks forward to con- Mexico. They moved from Florida to Colorado, Phone: (785) 890-3710 out registers for added convenience; new easy to tinue to serve the community. then two years ago they arrived in Goodland! School calendar for May 15-21
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