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weather report Convicted felon arrested for DUI An Oklahoma woman who spent six years driving on I-70 about six miles east of Edson High School. going 104. He had notified other troopers to in prison for the deaths of Goodland residents when she passed a semi-trailer rig, then Also in the car were Williams’ daughter be on the lookout for her. 42° Mary Wyant, Aline Becker and Christine Wil- cut back in front of it where she hit a Ford Caylee, 5, and Garrett, 8. They were taken to Adams was initially held on charges of 10 a.m. liams in 2004 has been arrested in Explorer. The Explorer went into Goodland Regional Medical Center. Caylee driving under the influence, and later charged Monday Oklahoma on suspicion of driving the north ditch and rolled as many was later flown to Children’s Hospital in with three counts of second degree murder, under the influence. as nine times. Adams went into the Denver. Both children survived the wreck and aggravated battery, drunk driving and trans- Today Jennifer Lyn Adams, 36, was ar- median. have since moved away from Goodland. porting an open container. She pled not guilty • Sunset, 4:40 p.m. rested in Bixby, Okla., in October. Emergency crews responded to Adams, who was uninjured, scored a blood to those six charges at the arraignment. She Saturday She was charged with driving under the scene, finding at least one person alcohol count of .265, more than three times was bound over for trial. Judge Jack Burr or- • Sunrise, 7:07 a.m. the influence, drug possession, driv- had been ejected from the Explorer the legal limit of .08. Trooper Joe Greene dered her to pay $5,000 for funeral expenses • Sunset, 4:41 p.m. ing left of center and transporting an while others were trapped inside. administered the blood alcohol test. Trooper for the victims. Midday Conditions open container. Three ambulances were called. Troy Smith searched the car with Adams’ At the trial on April 4, 2005, Adams pled According to the Lawrence Jour- Mary Wyant, 55, her mother, consent and found an open bottle of vodka no contest to three alternate charges of felony • Soil temperature 31 degrees Adams • Humidity 34 percent nal-World, when prosecutors found Aline Becker, 85, and her daughter, and an unopened bottle of beer. involuntary manslaughter. Judge Burr entered • Sky mostly cloudy out about Adams’ history, those Christine Williams, 35, were killed Earlier that day, Adams had been stopped a finding of guilty for the other charges. • Winds northwest 7 mph charges were dropped so more severe felony in the wreck. Wyant had been a paraprofes- and ticketed twice on I-70 west of WaKeeney. Adams spent six years in a Kansas prison. • Barometer 30.01 inches DUI charges could be filed. sional at West Elementary School, Becker Master Trooper Terry Stithem testified that She was paroled in 2011 and moved to Okla- and rising On June 11, 2004, Adams, who at the time was a retired upholsterer and homemaker and he had stopped her twice over a period of 30 homa. Under the terms of her parole, she is not • Record High today 74° (2002) was 28 and living in Englewood, Colo., was Williams was a science teacher at Goodland minutes, once for going 96 mph and again for allowed to possess or consume alcohol. • Record Low today -14° (1937) Last 24 Hours* High Sunday 47° Low Sunday 15° Precipitation none This month 0.01 Year to date 0.01 Below normal 0.06 inches The Topside Forecast Today: Mostly sunny with a high near 50, winds out of the northwest at 5 to 10 mph and a low around 20. Wednesday: Mostly sunny with a high near 51, winds out of the west at 5 to 10 mph switching to the south and a low around 28. Extended Forecast Thursday: Mostly sunny with a high near 48 and a low around 28. Friday: Mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of rain, a high near 41 and a low around 14. Saturday: Partly sunny with a 20 percent chance of snow, a high near 24 and a low around 9. (National Weather Service) Get 24-hour weather info. at 162.400 MHz.

local Most of the group that stayed for the discussion after the film “Philosopher Kings” included Dave Branda, Jordan Casale and his wife and Karen Anderson. The front at the Sherman Theatre on Saturday afternoon. The group included J.B. MuClure row included former Goodland resident Joe Hickert markets (back row from left), Wayne Aten, and Vivian and Michael Solomon. The next row Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News 10 a.m. Wheat — $7.46 bushel Posted county price — $7.45 Corn — $6.88 bushel ‘The Way We Worked’ film series kicks off Posted county price — $6.89 Milo — $6.43 bushel The film the “Philosopher film which showcased janitors the connection they felt toward puts on at work. All agreed that liv- Director of the High Plains Soybeans — $12.98 bushel Kings” was shown at the Sherman from several universities and their their job. They talked about their ing in a small community allowed Museum Karen Anderson urged Posted county price — $13.43 Theatre on Saturday afternoon. outlook on life. It highlighted an personal lives and how their job everyone to get closer to his neigh- everyone to come and see the ex- Millet — no bid The film is part of a continuing often little-noticed part of every- helped them make it through the bor and live as a community. hibition at the museum that is part Sunflowers of a traveling exhibition from the day life. Janitors can be an almost rough times. The next part of the exhibi- of the exhibition. Oil current crop — $23.85 cwt. Smithsonian Institution on “The invisible part of the workforce. After the movie 12 people stayed tion will be a film on “Gathering For information, call (785) 890- Confection — no bid Way We Worked,” the story of However without them life would to discussed working. Remnants” again shown at the 4595 or visit www.HighPlainsMu- Pinto beans — $28 the American worker over the last definitely be a little messier. The Each person talked a little bit Sherman Theatre. At the discus- seum.org. (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, 150 years. film showed how they connected about their own jobs. The group sion the dynamics of work will be Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. Around 40 people watched the with the people they served and talked about the facade everyone discussed. These may not be closing figures. )

inside FCCLA officers lobby Congress Pheasants Forver By Ian Bonsall president, of Kansas division Family, Career, and today Goodland High School Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), visited Teens, in our modern time, always claim that they the offices of Sen. Pat Roberts, Sen. Jerry Moran, Rep. dinner is Saturday More local Tim Huelskamp, and Rep. Lynn Jenkins to advocate news, views don’t have the time or opportunities to talk to govern- from your ment officials about pressing matters that they are for the renewal of the Carl C. Perkins Funding Bill. The High Plains Roosters No. women and kids, a silent auction, Goodland concerned about. But what if those same students were This bill allows students and teachers involved with 663 – the Goodland chapter of games and a membership draw- Star-News given that opportunity? What would be their primary Career and Technical Student Organizations to travel, Pheasants Forever – will hold its ing. There will be a special gun concern? How would they approach the situation? learn and explore the best that Career and Technical annual banquet starting at 5 p.m. drawing as well. Well, two students from the local high school were Education has to offer! Saturday at the Elks Lodge. Social hour begins at 5 p.m. given this opportunity to fly to Washington D.C. and In this once in a life-time experience, these students This will be the 13th year for with dinner at 6 p.m. Cost is $17 visit with some of the most influential people today were asked to schedule appointments to discuss the the banquet. Events include for adults and $8.50 for youth 10 within the National Government. On Oct. 1 to 3, Amber an auction, drawings for men, and under. Smith, state first vice president and Ian Bonsall, state See FCCLA, Page 5 Voluntary water plan goes into effect in Sheridan, Thomas counties By Sam Dieter each from the Kansas Division of over the next five years. Farmers something that warrants additional that it wasn’t a big deal,” Bossert [email protected] Water Resources and Groundwater must limit themselves to a total of 55 examination,” Barfield said. said. The state’s top water engineer has Management District No. 4, where acre-inches of water over that five- In four to six weeks, he will send But he added that the ground- approved a new kind of regulation to the area is located and which also year period, he said, but could use out his final order of designation water district does not want to see limit groundwater use for five years includes Sherman County. that allocation at any time over the which lays out how the manage- large amounts of water rights moved in parts of Sheridan and Thomas David Barfield, chief engineer for five years. Stock water users will be ment area will work. He said this around. counties. the water division, signed an order limited to 12 gallons per day head, order includes instructions to the “These wells are challenged,” he Water restrictions written by the Tuesday implementing the area. He down from 15. review committee to see how many said. “They’re not going to be mov- Cowgirls landowners and approved by the had the option of adding revisions to The land covered by the manage- people transfer water rights within ing hundreds of acre feet. We cant state will last from the start of 2013 the groundwater district’s proposal ment area is mostly in Sheridan the area. believe that they will, but if it does lose by three to the end of 2017 in the state’s first based on testimony from a Nov. 28 County but includes nine square “It’s looking at the issue from happen, then we agree with them Local Enhanced Management Area. meeting in Hoxie. miles of Thomas County just south 2018 and beyond,” he said. “So that we should look at it.” The Goodland High School The first of its kind, the management “I didn’t find it necessary to send of Menlo. that’s why I’m not changing the Bossert said he was restricted girls basketball team en- area covers 99 square miles known the order back,” with revisions, he Barfield said that he was most LEMA.” from talking to Barfield while he dured another narrow loss as Sheridan No. 6. said. concerned that people could move Bossert pointed out after that was considering the order. Besides on Friday, this time falling by Each year, a committee will re- At the meeting, Wayne Bossert, parts of their new water allocations meeting that users would still be the questions from the meeting, he three points to Ulysses. view what is happening under the manager for the groundwater dis- between any wells within the area, limited to the amount of their origi- said, he knew of no other changes See Page 8 restrictions, and in three years, they trict, explained that the idea is to cut something that normally cannot nal water rights before the manage- that the engineer was consider- will consider whether to re-imple- water use by 20 percent. be done with water rights. Two ment area came into being, and also ing. He and others with the district ment them, possibly with revisions. To do this, he said, the 125 water farmers brought this issue up at the sent Barfield additional testimony previewed the order before it was Area water users will make up the users in the area will be restricted to meeting. about it. board, along with at least one person pumping 114,000 acre-feet of water “I think for the long term it’s “Apparently, we convinced them See WATER, Page 5 about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 8, 2013 friends card shower The children of Vinny Perry in- the calendar obituaries vite everyone to help them celebrate her 90th birthday on Saturday, Jan. Florence Farris 12, 2013. There will be a party from calendar ing blood from noon to 6 p.m. on a bun with lettuce and tomato, Tuesday, Jan. 15, at the Methodist refried beans, salsa, sliced pears, 2 to 4 p.m. at the Good Samaritan The Goodland Senior Center Florence Farris, 96, retired Edson two sisters, Helen Jones and Mary Center, 208 West Second, Good- Annual Meeting and election of Church Fellowship Hall, 12th and whole grain corn chips and milk. Thursday postmaster, died on Thursday, Jan. Yehle. land, Kan. 67735. of four board members will be Sherman. : Breakfast - coffee Tuesday Flicks 1:30 3, 2013 at the Good Samaritan So- Survivors include three sons, held at noon today at the Senior are at cake, sunrise smoothie, graham student news p.m. Goodland Public ciety— Sherman County. Robert (Mary Ann) Farris of Fran- Center, 208 W. 15. The meeting at the crackers and milk. Lunch - Italian Kerri Bellamy has been named Library, She was born May 16, 1916, to kenmuth, Mich., Rick (Sherrie) following the $3 per person meal 812 Broadway. Call the pasta bake, green pepper strips to the 2012 fall semester Dean’s Hugh and Ethel Dugan in Rozel. Farris of Edson and Gary Farris of at 11:30 a.m. Reports of past and library for the title of the movie at with baby carrots, applesauce, Honor Roll at Washburn University The family moved to Edson when Goodland; six grandchildren; and a present business will be given. 899-5461. royal brownie, whole wheat bread in Topeka. Friday she was 13. She attended school great-grandchild. If you would like to eat with us and milk. : Breakfast - bis- Matthew Espinoza has been senior menu and graduated in 1934 from Edson Services were at 10:30 a.m. on call 890-7764 the day before. All cuit and gravy, apricots, fruit juice named to the 2012 fall semester Today: Spaghetti with meat High School. Monday, Jan. 7, 2013, at Bate- Goodland senior citizen welcome. and milk. Lunch - chicken pattie, Dean’s Honor Roll at Washburn sauce, corn, orange pineapple Eugene Farris and she were mar- man Funeral Home, 211 E. 11, For information call Lois Coss- mashed potatoes and gravy, green University in Topeka. salad, garlic bread and no bake ried in Russell Springs. Goodland, with Pastor Tim Cress man 899-2654 or Marie Edwards beans, orange wedges, wheat roll Taylor Kennedy of St. Francis cookie. Wednesday: Hamburger Mrs. Farris retired in 1984 after officiating and burial to follow at 899-3323. and milk. has been named to the 2012 fall steak with mushroom gravy, scal- being post master in Edson for 41 the Goodland Cemetery. Prairie Land Food sign up will semester Dean’s Honor Roll at loped potatoes, mixed vegeta- school calendar years. She enjoyed attending the Visitation was from 2 to 4 p.m. on be until Monday. Distribution is Washburn University in Topeka. bles, bread and gelatin with fruit. Today: Gold day. 3:45 p.m. National Conventions for Post Sunday, Jan. 6, 2013, at the funeral 1 to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 26, Hayley Pletcher of Sharon Thursday: Barbecue chicken, junior varisty and c team basket- Masters for many year and was a home. at the Knights of Columbus, 7th Springs has been named to the 2012 potato salad, California blend veg- ball against Oakley at Max Jones member of the Edson Social Club. Memorials to be designated by and Caldwell, or at the Berna- fall semester Dean’s Honor Roll at etables, bread and cinnamon apple Fieldhouse. 5:30 p.m. varsity Preceding her in death were her the family later may be sent to the dine Johnson residence, located Washburn University in Topeka. slices. Friday: Pork roast, mashed basketball against Oakley at Max parents; her husband; two brothers, funeral home. at 704 Walnut. For information Kelley Van Laeys of Sharon potatoes with gravy, cook’s choice Jones Fieldhouse. Wednesday: Milton Tuttle and Perry Tuttle; and call 821-1827, 821-1275, or 890- Springs has been named to the 2012 vegetable, bread and peaches. Black day. 7:30 a.m. professional 3793 or order online at www. fall semester Dean’s Honor Roll at learning community. 4 p.m. Cen- prairielandfood.com. The Prairie school menu Washburn University in Topeka. tral Site Council. Thursday: 3 Pak will have ground beef, ham Today: Breakfast - baked French Edgar “Ozzie” Osborn Benjamin Pierce of Tribune has p.m. high school scholars’ bowl steak, chicken thighs, tilapia, toast strips with syrup, strawber- been named to the 2012 fall semes- at Hugoton. 5:30 p.m. varsity Longtime Good- enjoyed track and meat balls and seasonal fresh ries and bananas and milk. Lunch ter Dean’s Honor Roll at Washburn and junior varsity wrestling at land, Kansas resi- field meets. He was fruits and vegetables The specials - pepperoni pizza, tossed salad dent Edgar “Ozzie” an avid golfer as University in Topeka. Hoxie. Friday: 3:45 p.m. junior are salmon filets; boneless pork with romaine, garlic bread stick varsity and c team basketball Osborn, 88, died long as his health genesis and chops; breakfast box with break- with marinara, fresh banana and against Holcomb at Max Jones Thursday, January would permit. fast bites, French toast sticks, hash milk. Wednesday: Breakfast - Fieldhouse. 5:30 p.m. varsity 3, 2013, at Hays Edgar was a salvation army Medical Center in member of the browns and bacon; pizzas; and western omelet quesadilla with basketball against Holcomb at Genesis and Salvation Army are salsa, potato rounds, fresh pear Hays, Kansas. Goodland Elks chicken wings. Max Jones Fieldhouse. Edgar was born Club, and was an available year round to help those in The Red Cross will be collect- and milk. Lunch - taco burger on need. Please call 785-890-2299 to on August 27, 1924 avid K-State fan. speak to a volunteer. in Frankfort, Kan- Preceding him in sas, the only child death were his par- activities has the daily activities. For informa- The “Freedom Today” group of classes, utilize a variety of media of Charles and Eva ents. tion call 890-7242. Memberships Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 including acrylics, chalk, clay, pa- Tours of the 1907 Victorian (Potter) Osborn. He Those left to options for everyone including p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and per and found objects. graduated from Frankfort High cherish his memory are his wife House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to day passes for $5. Visit goodland- 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- thrift store School in 1942. Irma, of their home in Good- gac.com or stop by 808 Main. Call 890-8369. Edgar served his country in land. Their children Charles day. Closed on Tuesday. Aerobics with Tena Thompkins at Bird City Alcoholics Anony- The Goodland Churches Thrift the United State Navy. While (Chuck) of Burlington, Colora- The High Plains Museum, 1717 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 in the Navy he participated in do, Loretta Borgmann and her Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. and Fridays. Aerobics with Lisa (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through their track program in the pole husband Michael of Goodland, to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday Malsom at 5:30 p.m. on Monday Senior Center on 4th Street. Nar- Friday. Donations welcome. For vault event. He was only the Kansas, and Melinda Strick- through Saturday and from 1 to 5 and Wednesday. High Impact cotics Anonymous meets at 6:30 information call 890-2007. thirteenth person at that time land of Denver, Colorado. Also p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. to clear a height of thirteen feet surviving are his grandchil- Workouts with Grady Bonsall at (Mountain Time) on Tuesdays at health department using a bamboo style pole. Ed- dren, Blake Osborn and his The Carnegie Arts Center is 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. the Senior Center. Call (785) 734- open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- The Sherman County Health De- gar was honorably discharged wife Anais, Jessica Osborn, and Taekwondo with Wayne Luckert 2734 for more information. partment at 1622 Broadway is open in April 1946. Devinee Borgmann. day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. on Tuesday at 5 to 5:30 p.m. Tigers, Stratton “AA by the Book” Al- on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. After leaving the service he Cremation was chosen and 5:30 to 7 Karate Kids and 5:30 to 7 coholics Anonymous group meets attended Kansas State Univer- inurnment will be private in the Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center Monday through Friday. p.m. adult. Wednesdays 5 to 5:30 at 7 p.m. Thursdays for a beginners Blood pressures; infants’, chil- sity, graduating in 1951. He Goodland Cemetery. is always in need of hosts and host- p.m. Tigers, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Karate open meeting. Filies and young then moved to Goodland to be- Friends are invited to share esses on Sundays. New monthly dren’s and adults’ immunizations; Kids and 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. adults. people welcome. Call (719) 348- health assessments for Kan Be gin a teaching career that would their respects with the family exhibits and you are invited to visit last thirty-five years, including, from 2:00 to 4:00 PM MT on Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 5398 for men and (719) 346-8553 Healthy, daycare and school entry; the gift shop. p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for for women. On U.S. Highway 24 go starting the high school golf Sunday January 6, at Koons Fu- The Goodland Public Library is fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- program which made it to the neral Home in Goodland. the meeting every Tuesday at the to Statton and it is the second house bin; and family planning available state competition the very first In lieu of flowers, memorials open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- Harvest Evangelical Free Church, on the left, 513 Iola Street. day through Thursday and from by appointment. Sharps containers year. may be designated to the Ed- 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information Fibromyalgia and Chronic are available free. WIC program On June 7, 1953 Edgar was gar Osborn Memorial, and may 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- call (785) 890-6423. Myofascial Pain Support Group urday. For information call (785) available. Call 890-4888 or go to united in marriage to Irma Si- be left at or mailed to Koons Goodland Alcoholics Anony- meets from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. the monton in Manhattan, Kansas. Funeral Home, 211 N. Main, 899-5461 or stop by the library. www.sherman.kansas.com. mous, 1013 Center. If you drink third Wednesday of every month If you have questions, concerns He would retire from teach- Goodland, KS 67735-1555. Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- alcohol, that’s your business. If you in the Emergency Medical Services ing in 1986 from Goodland Friends may also share re- man County is seeking mentors and or complaints about child care, call want to stop, we can help. Call 821- building, 257 15th St., in Burling- the health department. High School. He enjoyed all spects online at www.koonsfu- children to mentor. Call 890-3665. kinds of sports, but especially neralhome.com 3826 pr 728-7491. ton. Call Debbie at 719-346-4612. Water Testing — The Northwest The Good Sam Family Support Goodland Al-Anon Family Council meets at 7 p.m. the second area events Local Environmental Protection Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays Group does well evaluations, in- Thursday of every month at the at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- Prairie Museum of Art and Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings History, 1905 S. Franklin, Colby is cluding testing for bacteria and cade. For information call Alice or nitrates. To schedule an evaluation Elnorma Irene Cullens are open to all interested people. Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central For information call 890-3117 or Time Tuesday through Friday and 1 or discuss environmental concerns, The Incognito Group. If alcohol Elnorma Irene Cullens was 890-5936. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. On call the Health Department at 890- has made your life unmanageable. 4888. born in Scott City, KS, on Breast Cancer Support Group Our group meets at 7 p.m. on Tues- exhibit during the month of October February 18, 1927, and was meets at 5:30 p.m. the second day and Friday at the First Christian is a selection of works from the art hospital volunteers escorted by Angels to paradise Monday of the month. Any woman Church, 711 Arcade, Goodland department at Colby Community Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon at the home of her youngest with cancer is welcome. Call Norma West entrance. Talking about it is College. The pieces in the show, and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. volun- daughter, Phyllis Jean Vancour, at 890-6629 for more information. the first step. (785) 728-7022 and created by art instructor Rebel Jay teers are in the gift shop. Colmesneil, Texas, at 4:25 p.m. The Goodland Activities Center and her students from several art December 31, 2012, 6 weeks (785) 501-8282. before her 86th birthday. Her wish for the last 2 1/2 years was to join her Lord and her first husband, John, in Heaven. obituaries She grew up in Western Kan- sas and at the age of 6 years was Elnorma was the youngest of Lester J. Frazier On Sept. 2, 1961, she and Jess D. (Ivar) Samuelson and Cheryl (Terry) adopted by Wm and Jessie Mc- 11 children, of which five grew Westover were married in LaSalle, Kohler; three sons, Larry (Sandy) Millen of Wallace, KS, along to adulthood. Lester J. Frazier, 88, former Services are pending. with her sister Velma Ruth and Preceding her to meet their Colo. He had three children Larry, Westover, Daryl (Joyce) Westover brother Vern. Goodland resident and retired fi- Arrangements are being handled Daryle and Cheryl. The couple then and Mark (Kristen) Westover; two Lord were two sisters, Velma On February 2, 1944, she Ruth McMillen and Laurel nancial advisor, died Monday, Jan. by Koons Funeral Home, 211 N. had a son Mark. brothers, Warren (Lois) Starns and married John Newell of McAl- 7, 2013, at the Sunshire Meadows Main, Goodland, Kan. Lehl, and two brothers, Vern Mrs. Westover drove the school Tom Starns; 20 grandchildren; 42 lister, KS. They had two daugh- McCillen and John Audry Retirement Community in Bue- bus for about 22 years and also great-grandchildren; and 10 great ters, Irene Lucille (1945) and hler. Lehl. worked in the lunch room. great-grandchildren. Phyllis Jean (1946). The family She leaves behind her sec- She was a Rebekah for over 50 Services will be at 2 p.m. on moved to Aurora, CO, where ond husband, William (Bill) years and helped with Theta Rho Friday, Jan. 11, 2013 at Adamson they raised their daughters and Cullens, Colmesneil, TX; two Girls. Funeral Home, 2000 47th Avenue, where she was a housewife and daughters, Irene (Lucy) McGee In 1993 she moved back to Greeley, Colo., with Pastor John high school cafeteria worker. and husband Roger of Town They retired in Forsyth, Brewster to help care for her mother. Shaw officiating. Interment will Bluff, TX, and Phyllis Jean Missouri, in the early 1970’s. Vancour of Colmesneil, TX; 7 She remained until her health began follow at the Sunset Memorial Church played a large part Majorie Irene Westover to fail and then she moved to Colo- Gardens, 3400 West 28th Street, grandchildren, Robert J. Cal- in their life and they become lahan (Houston), Roger D. Cal- rado to be closer to her children. Greeley. members of the Faith Assem- Marjorie Irene Westover, 87, and Fredonia. The family moved to lahan (MO), Mary E. Dickey Preceding her in death were her Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to bly of God in Forsyth, where (Town Bluff), John S. Toler Haxton, Colo., former Brewster northwest Kansas and she finished parents; her first husband; her sec- 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2013 she was secretary/treasurer and (Alabama), Melissa Cogdill resident, died Friday, Jan. 4, 2013. high school at Brewster. ond husband in 1981; a son, Dennis at Gerk Funeral Home, 242 North organist for over 20 years. John (CO), Jason D. McGee (CO), She was born April 30, 1925, On March 20, 1943, she and Carl Thompson; a sister-in-law, Maytha Logan Avenue, Haxton, Colo. passed away in 1991. and Virginia M. Ackridge (TX); to Claude M. Starns and Beatrice B. Thompson were married. They Starns; and a great-grandson, David Memorials to the Marjorie Westo- On September 27, 1992, El- 13 great grandchildren and 1 (Elrod) Starns of a farm west of had three children Twila, Dennis Samuelson. ver Memorial Fund may be sent norma married William Cullens great, great granddaughter. of Aurora, CO. at Faith Assem- Lafontaine. She was the oldest of and Judy. He died in 1958. Survivors include three daugh- to Gerk Funeral Home, Box 486, Memorial service will be bly of God in Forsyth, MO. held on Sunday, January 13, three children. Mrs. Westover at- She lived in Greeley, Colo., and ters, Twila (Larry) Emory, Judy Haxton, Colo. 80731. They did extensive traveling tended school around Lafontaine attended beauty school there. 2013, at 10:45 a.m., at the until August 30, 2001, when Abundant Life Assembly of she suffered a massive stroke God in Dam-B, TX. She will be which left her wheelchair laid to rest next to her first hus- bound and paralyzed her right band, John Newell, in Brown’s side. At that time they moved Cemetary, Forsyth, MO. SUBSCRIBER to Phyllis’ home in Colmesneil, In lieu of flowers, if you Richard Simon TX, where she could be close to would like to make a donation her daughters and Phyllis could to your favorite charity, or to You receive two free passes to see: help care for her. Elnorma the Abundant Life Assembly See American Profile magazine in this week’s issue of and Bill attended and became of God in Dam-B (12065 Hwy. members of the Abundant Life 190 E., Dam-B, TX) in the Wreck-it- Assembly of God Church in name of Elnorma Cullens. ralph (PG) Your sponsorship could be right here! Dam-B, TX. Clip and bring to the show. Non Transferable (available in local area only) Brought to you by: Call The Goodland Star-News today for more information! Classifieds work! (785) 899-2338 1203 Main Avenue • (785) 899-6103 899-2338 star-news goodland The Star-News / Tuesday, January 8, 2013 3 Enjoying the sunshine

This squirrel, photographed on New Years Day, had found a convenient place to store nuts for the winter – a hole in a tree on Cherry Avenue where a branch had been cut off. Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News Kansas Lions Branson group Scholarship offered The Board of Directors of Farm an application or visit their website Credit of Western Kansas, will at www.fcwk.com. Applications are continue the Farm Credit Scholar- due by Friday, Feb. 15. to meet in Salina to be in Oberlin ship program this year. Each year Farm Credit of Western Kansas, Farm Credit chooses one student to ACA is located in Colby and can The annual Mid-Winter Rally of Lions Club of Brooklyn, N.Y. While Oberlin Arts and Humani- formed on the famous Louisiana receive a $500 per year scholarship be reached by calling (800) 657- Kansas Lions will take on a “New attending the International Conven- ties Commission will present Hayride and Ernest Tubb Mid- which is renewable for up-to four 6048. York” flavor as they play host to Past tion in Sydney, Australia, he was Branson on the Road at 6:30 p.m. night Jamboree in Nashville. years of post-secondary education. International Director Doug Alex- elected to serve a two-year term as (Mountain Time) on Saturday, Donnie Wright is an expert, Eligible applicants are area high ander, on Friday to Sunday, Jan. 18 International Director for the club Jan. 26, at the Gateway Civic sought after, respected musi- school seniors who are the children corrections Center in Oberlin. cian, arranger and is versatile or grandchildren of Farm Credit of to 20, at the Ramada Convention years 2010 to 2012. The Goodland Star-News will Center in Salina. Past International Director The group has over 20 years of on many instruments including Western Kansas, ACA members. experience of performing at the fiddle, mandolin, guitar, banjo Interested applicants should correct any mistake or misunder- The Kansas Lions Council of Townsend has held many offices in standing in a news story. Please District Governors conducts four Lionism, and received numerous top theaters in Branson and is the and bass and has been part of the contact their high school counselor first national touring show from, Branson music scene for 40 years. or Cathy Hawk at the Farm Credit call our office at (785) 899-2338 to meetings each year to assess prog- awards, including two International report errors. ress towards goals for community Presidential Awards, and is a pro- and named for, the famous city. He provides a good deal of the office in Colby (785) 462-6714 for service by the 7000 Kansas Lions gressive Melvin Jones Fellow. The show delivers the Branson comic relief on the show with his & Leos (school students) who serve In addition to his Lions activities, traditions of good, clean, family mischievous antics. in the 290 clubs from all parts of Alexander is active in numerous fun wherever they go and they Brian Capps plays upright Partnering To Bring the state. professional and community orga- go all over the United States and bass and sings songs reminiscent In addition, most of the State nizations. beyond! Those seeing the show of Marty Robbins and Hank Committees and Lions Foundation He has served as chairperson cannot only expect great music Williams. His latest recording Medical Specialists Boards will meet to evaluate annual of the advisory board for the New but plenty of hilarious comedy reached the Top 10 on the Ameri- goals. York Urban League and as a board every step of the way. cana Charts and is part of the To Goodland The Kansas Lions Council of member of the St. Francis DeSales Debbie Horton holds the dis- music rotation on XM Radio. Governors is the controlling author- School for the Deaf. tinction of being the only woman This is a season ticket event or ity of Kansas Lions. They are: Dis- He has also received the Congres- to have played lead guitar for the $12 for adults and $7 for students trict Governor Sheryl Brenn of 17-L sional Record Award. great Johnny Cash. She hosted her grades 1through 12 at the door. Goodland Outreach (west); District Governor William The International Association of own show at the old Boxcar Willie Call Ella at (785) 475-3557 or Clinic Schedule Sanderson of 17-I (north-central); Lions Clubs is the world’s largest Theater in Branson and has per- Mary at (785) 470-0218. District Governor Beverly Nichols community service organization of 17-O (north-east); District Gov- with 1.35 Million members in Goodland Regional ernor Mel Barnett of 17-N (south- 46,000 clubs, in 206 countries of central); and District Governor the world. Medical Center Bill Kincaid of 17-S (south-east). In Kansas there are 7,000 Lion Discount Pet 220 W.Second Street - Goodland The Council Chairperson is Helen and Leo Club members serving in LeBlanc of Valley Center. 290 clubs, all dedicated to serving Vaccination Clinic Cardiology Alexander is a retired Vice Presi- their hometown communities. dent of J.P. Morgan Chase Bank, and Heartland Animal Clinic Dr. Christine Fisher a member of the Bedford Stuyvesant Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 14 & 15 Monthly 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. MT Urology PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENTS! 204 N. Caldwell • (785) 899-6166 Dr. Kevin McDonald Monthly Starting January 2, 2013, American Implement will have new Dr.Wallace Curry business hours! Frontier Medical Rejuvenation Monthly They are as follow: IPL Hair Removal Monday-Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. MT IPL Photo Facials Saturday 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. MT Acne Treatments Laser Spider Vein Treatments Dr. Rebecca Allard In partnership with Goodland Regional Medical Center 1104 Old US Highway 24 Goodland, KS 67735 607 South Benton St. (785)772-1906 haysmed.com PHONE: (785) 890-7575 St. Francis, Kansas 67756 www.frontier-med.com star-news 4 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 8, 2013 opinion from our viewpoint... Let nominations come to a vote It’s nomination season in Washington, so get ready for a round of political wheeling and dealing and probably a healthy dose of obstructionism. There are a lot of cabinet posts open for President Obama’s second term. With Hillary Clinton stepping down as secretary of state, the front runner had been U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice. However, she was forced to withdraw from consideration over statements on the Benghazi consulate attack. Her nomination never even came to a vote. Sen. John Kerry has now been nominated to the post. Despite the fact that he was a one-time Democratic candidate for presi- dent, which likely earned him a few enemies, his approval seems likely. Timothy Geithner, a controversial figure if ever there was one, may be stepping down, as is Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta, who said he would stay on until the question of military spend- ing cuts is answered. Word is former Sen. Chuck Hagel may be in line for defense. Attorney General Eric Holder is expected to stay on for at least another year. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar and Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood may take private sector jobs. The com- merce secretary job has actually been vacant for about six months. John Bryson had medical problems, which caused a car accident, and Rebecca Blank has been filling in. Likely staying are former Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, the health and human services secretary, as well as Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Shaun Donovan, Education Secretary Arne Duncan and Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki. The problem we run into isn’t usually the nominations them- selves. The nominees are almost always qualified for the position Spending debate now front and center in question. The problem is politics. Whatever party holds the Kansans gathered together over the holidays ceiling is meaningless if Congress simply White House, the opposition always makes cabinet and even with hopes of spending time with family and jerry extends the Treasury’s borrowing capacity sub-cabinet nominations a battleground. This has happened to friends and reflecting on the many blessings each time the limit is reached. I voted against just about every president in the modern era. After all, what better we enjoy as Americans. moran an increase to the debt ceiling two years ago way to stick it to your opponent than to make sure he doesn’t get Instead, they were forced to spend Christmas and want Kansans to know that I will not vote the people he wants? and New Year’s Eve enduring the ups and • in Congress to allow the Obama Administration to bor- Presidential nominations are often blocked or held up before downs of the “fiscal cliff” debate, as the presi- row any more money unless we substantially they ever come to a vote. This forces nominees to withdraw or dent continued his campaign for higher taxes missing is action on the larger and more dam- change the way the government does business forces presidents to make recess appointments, which are dubi- as the solution to our economic crisis. aging problem of government spending. This and significantly reduce spending. ous at best. There has even been a recent court case challenging Tax increases hurt the economy and make year’s deficit reached $1.1 trillion, the fourth While some may say it is irresponsible to recess appointments to the National Labor Relations Board. The it more difficult for Kansans to make ends straight year of trillion-dollar deficit spending. not raise the limit, our nation finds itself at a appointments were made to ensure that the board didn’t shut down meet. With the expiration of the Bush tax cuts, This out-of control government spending has point of such indebtedness that it is more ir- from lack of a quorum, but the challenge alleged that the Senate Americans were facing more than $4 trillion in increased our national debt to a record $16 responsible to extend the debt ceiling without hadn’t actually adjourned. tax increases on Jan. 1. These increases were trillion and counting. significant reductions in federal spending. Checks and balances are good. After all, we need that to ensure bound to affect all income levels. In fact, a President Obama has spent this political There is no flexibility here – our country’s we get the best people in these extremely important positions. But Kansan earning just $43,000 would have seen a season trying to make the case for tax increases future is at stake and our children’s ability to the process, like most Washington processes, has become bogged $3,000 increase in taxes – $250 every month. on higher-income Americans as the solution pursue the American dream at risk. down in politics. The way these things should be done is with a My goal has been to make certain tax in- to our trillion-dollar deficits. But the reality We have yet to see willingness by the Presi- vote. If you support a nominee, vote yes. If you have a problem creases affect the fewest number of Ameri- is the tax rates the president was successful dent to reduce spending, but with the revenue with a nominee, vote no. It’s that simple. cans as possible. And while imperfect, I am in raising will bring in revenue – enough to debate settled, spending is now front and Making sure it never comes to a vote is undemocratic. It denies glad that we were able to pass a deal – the Tax cover our government spending for just 16 center. Americans are ready for tough deci- the people’s representatives their right to make that vote. That’s Relief Extension Act (H.R. 8) – that protects days. As Treasury Secretary Timothy Gei- sions, and they are looking for leadership from why we send them there in the first place. –Kevin Bottrell 99 percent of Americans. It also limits the tax thner announced that we reached our $16.4 Washington. increases on dividends and capital gains. Most trillion borrowing limit on Dec. 31, President The spending crisis we face will not be easy importantly to Kansas farmers, ranchers and Obama’s tax increases bought us until Jan 16, to resolve, but we were not elected to ignore business owners, the deal permanently reduces when the Federal government will be broke these problems; we were elected to confront the estate tax rates and locks in a $10 million once again. them. The president and Congress must do per couple exemption. Gone are the short term In February, the Treasury Department will what Kansans do: Make decisions based on fixes, allowing people to more confidently plan ask Congress to raise the debt ceiling for the solid values and be held accountable for those for the future. fifth time since President Obama assumed the decisions. I stand ready to work toward a solu- It is important to note that this deal only ad- presidency to allow the federal government to tion, and I hope the president will join the effort dressed one aspect of the “fiscal cliff.” What is borrow and spend even more money. A debt to achieve meaningful spending reform. The Goodland Star-News (USPS No. 222-460. ISSN 0893-0562) Accident photos a difficult decision Member: Kansas Press Association Inland Press Association Colorado Press Association On today’s front page there is a story that will an accident is usually not an easy one. National Newspaper Association likely dredge up a lot of hard feelings for some. kevin That is why I chose not to rerun the photos of e-mail: [email protected] Fatal car crashes are always difficult emotion- this particular wreck. I expect it will emotional Steve Haynes, President ally for the surviving family and friends. bottrell enough for the friends and family of those I was not here for the 2004 drunk driv- killed without having to see those again. Kevin Bottrell, Editor 20 11 ing wreck that killed three people. I was a In general, the better photo to use is of the Pat Schiefen, Society Editor • simple tricks 2011 sophomore in college at the time, but I have rescue crews doing what they do best. The Advertising Department experienced my fair share – if anything about and nonsense most evocative picture of a car wreck I’ve Jessica Corbin and Kayla Bentley car wrecks can be called fair. I’ve covered ever seen was one taken in Colby a few years Sheila Smith, Circulation Manager numerous fatal and non-fatal wrecks, and I’ve photographs of anything in view of the public. ago. All it showed was the Sheriff surveying Nor’west Press lost several friends to car accidents over the It is guaranteed under the First Amendment. the wreckage, of which only a small bit was Richard Westfahl, General Manager years, so I know how it feels. What photos to use, is a whole other matter. showing. We didn’t need to show the rest of Gary Stewart, Jim Bowker, James Jackson Earlier this year the office staff and I had an Media outlets differ on their policies, but I the wreck, the look on the Sheriff’s face told Kris McCool, Tracy Traxel, idle discussion about car accident photos and often go out of the way not to show the victims the whole story. one person brought up this wreck specifically. of a car accident, especially a fatal one. Some- There are some journalists who live for Judy McKnight, Sheri Arroyo. She mentioned that the paper had received a times we take the picture, but we rarely use it. these stories. I am not one of them. I report on fair bit of criticism for the photos it ran of the “Do no harm” is not written in stone for jour- accidents and fires because that is part of what nwkansas.com accident, photos that showed the driver eventu- nalists the way it is for doctors, but it is a good the media must do. I would rather report good N.T. Betz, Director of Internet Services ally convicted of drunk driving and of rescue rule to live by, and showing a picture of people news, but to be truthful, to be accurate, we must ([email protected]) personnel working on the other vehicle. in a car wreck would often do more harm than report all the news, and not all news is good. For the record, journalists are allowed to take good. The decision of what pictures to run of Evan Barnum, Systems Admin.([email protected])

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They The Goodland Star-News assumes no liability for mistakes or omissions those trips to the ER. (Somehow, Steve always needed another half hour. in advertising or failure to publish beyond the actual cost of the ad. • open season SUBSCRIPTIONS: In Sherman County and adjacent counties: three seemed to get the shift that ended up taking one So, we got on the computer and called our months, $29; six months, $46; 12 months, $81. Out of area, weekly mailing or the other of the munchkins to see the doctor, granddaughter in Augusta, Ga., to see how of two issues: three months, $39; six months, $54; 12 months, $89 (All tax and usually for stitches.) it was inside for the steak and potatoes. her Christmas was going. She’s almost 3 and included). Mailed individually each day: (call for a price). This year, however, it was our granddaughter I picked a dozen nice Colorado bakers, she was on a present-and-sugar high, run- Incorporating: who probably saved both of us from getting pricked them all over with a knife and put them ning around in circles. She only stopped long some really nasty burns. in the oven at 350 degrees. In an hour to an hour enough to say “Hi,” and she was off again. The Goodland Daily News It all started out with our regular Christmas and a half, I figured, I could pull them out and Her other grandparents were there. We were 1932-2003 dinner. Even though there were just the two of get them and finish preparing them for twice so jealous. But we enjoyed watching the chaos us this year, we had steak, twice baked potatoes baking. I always fix 10 to 12 potatoes when I for that half of an hour, then went in to check The Sherman and green beans, our traditional dinner. do twice bakes because: 1. They freeze well. the potatoes. Steve suggested that I put the potatoes on 2. It’s just as easy to bake 10 as two, and most A second one had exploded! And this was County Herald Founded by Eric and early so that they could be well baked and ready importantly 3. They’re a pain in the tush to one that we had just checked. We would have Founded by Thomas McCants Roxie Yonkey to be removed from their skins, mashed and make but we love them, so making a dozen both been in a world of hurt if it had decided to 1935-1989 1994-2001 returned to the shells in time to put them under means I get to enjoy them six times and only go off in our faces. the steak, which would be under the broiler. have to make them once. Luckily, we had plenty of potatoes left for Normally, we like to cook steak outside on the After about an hour, I checked the potatoes dinner and the freezer, and the oven needed Nor’West Newspapers grill. This year, however, the weather was not and one had exploded. Not just a little like cleaning anyway. Haynes Publishing Company co-operating with our little charcoal griller, so they sometimes do. No, this potatoes exploded Boy, did it need cleaning. The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 8, 2013 5 FCCLA officers from Goodland Voluntary water plan lobby Congress on funding bill goes into effect to the east FCCLA, from Page 1 with support of each of the offices coming year the vote will be cast that they had the opportunity to as to accept or reject the Perkins WATER, from Page 1 November 2008 and May. Bossert said that water users matters currently on their mind. meet with. Funding Bill. Who knows which have been planning for how to limit groundwater use Together, teamed up with four All in all the trip was a huge way it’ll go, but these students can signed, he said, and suggested minor changes that for about 10 years. other representatives from Kansas success as the students came away assure that three more votes will be Barfield addressed. The management district covers much of northwest FCCLA, advocated for support to with valuable experiences all the in support of the bill. Bossert said he hopes farmers will be willing to Kansas, including all of Sherman, Thomas and Sheri- some of the most influential gov- while raising concerns to our gov- continue limiting how much they pump out of their dan counties. Other types of water restrictions have ernment officials and came away ernment on a personal basis. This wells. been used elsewhere, but the management area is the “I think that we’ll sit down in three years and give first of its kind to be used. it an honest shake,” Bossert said, “but my crystal ball Sheridan 6 is one of six areas in the district where isn’t good enough to see three years out.” the aquifer is depleted, but the only one so far where The Nov. 28 meeting followed one Oct. 4, and before landowners could agree on a regulation plan. No-till farming conference that, water users in the Sheridan 6 area met between scheduled next week in Oberlin Doors open at local auto repair shop

The 10th annual Cover Your Acres winter conference ter after that and walk-ins are allowed the day of the will fill The Gateway in Oberlin with farmers, crop conference. experts, advisors and sales representatives Tuesday Falk said, to her, the most exciting part about the and next Wednesday. conference is its “unfiltered, meeting-of-the-minds” “It’s very exciting,” said Jeanne Falk, a regional kind of atmosphere. agronomist for Kansas State University Research “In my mind,” she said, “one of the really good things and Extension who organizes the event. “It actually is that it’s the hot topics producers are asking ques- started as an afternoon-type meeting, and has morphed tions about that we discuss. Coming from university into being a two-day conference where we pack The speakers, you get very not-tainted, strictly unbiased Gateway.” information, and answers to their questions. That’s the The conference, in its 10th year, focuses on “new really exciting part about it. We span from crop rotation ideas and updates in crop production for northwest clear up to grain market outlooks for 2013; it’s a wide Kansas,” according to its website. It is held in partner- variety of topics.” ship with K-State and the Northwest Kansas Crop The sessions go way beyond no-till crop production, Residue Alliance. Falk said, but the challenges particular to no-till farm- “Basically,” Falk said, “the Residue Alliance wanted ing are a central focus. meetings on no-till farming, and then after we organize “There’s a session for irrigation, too,” she said. “We J-Rods Repair, LLC, owned by Jarod and Kim Kim, Jarod's wife, keeps the books and works those, we get all other sorts of topics. So we get a group address both production systems (at the conference). Smades, and located at 408 W. Highway 24, of- in the office. She is the backbone of the whole of (farmers) together and pick out the topics to figure One very unique part is that we have a producer panel. ficially opened in April of 2012. operation. Kim also owns Kimmi's Kopy Shop & out what we want there. They’re then prototyped and The topic this year is ‘striving for successful no-till.’ Jarod has been involved in automotive repair Design in Goodland. we visit with university speakers. This year we have The cool thing about it is that attendees can bring their from a young age. He attended Automotive Tech- Jarod and Kim are very exited to be business speakers from K-State as well as the University of questions in and ask what has and hasn’t worked for nology at NWKTS, now Northwest Tech. owners in Goodland and enjoy working with cus- Nebraska.” them. It’s very interactive. Jarod was employed as an Automotive Instruc- tomers. Give them a call or stop in for a quote on Falk said that the conference usually draws more “It talks a lot about the value of residue. If you have tor at NWKTC for 9 years before leaving to pur- any repairs you may need in the future. than 500 farmers, crop advisors, sales representatives cover over the soil, there’s less evaporation, and you sue this part of his life. They are exited for what 2013 has to offer and and other industry people over the two days. This year, have the chance to have more cover and retain more He works on anything automotive, from minor glad to be part of such a wonderful community. to major repairs, and can rebuild your engine, she said, the conference will feature 10 university and water in your production system. There’s a whole host Business information: transmission or drive train as well as perform di- J-Rod's Repair, LLC seven industry speakers, taking over the civic center of challenges that come with it, and that’s mostly what agnosis or service work on cars, pickups or RVs. from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. the conference is addressing.” 408 W. Hwy. 24, Goodland, KS 67735 Jarod is ASE Master Certified in Automotive Phone: 785-890-5551 Early-bird registration, she said, which includes a For more information or to register, go to www. repair, Engine Machinist and carries other indus- Hours: Mon-Friday: 7:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. MT nice discount, is due today, but people can still regis- northwest.ksu.edu/CoverYourAcres. try certifications. After Hours Cell #: 785-821-1536 The Goodland Star News Service Directory STOP “Seek Shelter Today!” BURNING * Drinking Systems YOUR Quality Service * Water Softeners Better Water. Pure and Simple™ since 1948 Jim Alcorn, Agent 3FQMBDF
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The Goodland Star-News 1205 Main, Goodland, Kan. 67735 1205 Main Avenue, Goodland, KS 67735 • (785) 899-2338 (785) 899-2338 star-news 8 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 8, 2013 sports Goodland girls team loses by three at Ulysses The Goodland High School girls basketball team had a heartbreaking three-point loss in the first game after the winter break at Ulysses on Friday. After leading for three quar- ters, the Cowgirls lost 52-49. The next action for the Cowgirls is a 5:30 p.m. tonight against the Oakley Lady Plainsmen at Max Jones Fieldhouse. Maddie Mayer started the game instead of Briana White. Mayer has been one of the team’s stars this season. She was the leading scorer and rebounder in the previous game, a 67-39 loss to Holcomb. The first bucket of the game was made by Ulysses. Then the Cow- girls exploded and controlled the backboard, building a 10-point lead in the first six minutes of the game, 12-2. The Lady Tigers added two free throws and Kate-Lynn King put in two of her own. Ulysses chipped at the lead with the quarter ending the Cowgirls leading 18-11. In the second quarter Ulysses managed to narrow the lead to three points, 22-19, before the Cowgirls’ scoring kicked in and increased the lead to 10 at the half, 31-21. The two teams were both turning over the ball with 11 for Goodland and 13 for Ulysses. Mayer led the scoring with 18 points and had six rebounds for the first half. Returning from the half time break the Cowgirls had a seven point lead in the first three minutes of the quarter. In the next three min- Sophomore Kolt Trachsel, seen here in action against Oakley at the Topside Tipoff, had a career- utes the Lady Tigers tied the game at high 16 points in his first varsity start on Friday. The Cowboys lost 63-47 to Ulysses. 37-37. Ulysses had the lead, 40-39, Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News for a short time. In the last few sec- onds of the quarter King hit a basket giving the Cowgirls the lead at the end of the quarter, 41-40. Paige Phillips, seen here in action against Wallace County at the Cowboys fall behind In the first two minutes of the Topside Tipoff, hit two free throws in the fourth quarter during the fourth quarter King hit a bucket. Cowgirls’ narrow loss to Ulysses on Friday. Goodland led 43-40. Neither team Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News scored until the last three minutes except for a Ulysses free throw. points with 70 seconds left. Ulysses The leading scorer and rebounder against Ulysses Tigers Then Ulysses again tied the score added two free throws. for the game was Mayer. at 43-43. A three-point shot allowed When White hit a three-point The Goodland High School varsity basketball Ulysses got another two. Trachsel put in two points them to pull into the lead. Two free shot Goodland was just trailing by Enjoy a night at the movies! team couldn’t overcome the Ulysses Tigers in a Great for the Cowboys, answered by two from Ulysses to throws by Paige Phillips pulled the one point, 50-49. The Lady Tigers Sherman West Athletic Conference matchup on Friday. make it 24-14 with 3:42 left in the half. Cowgirls to within one point of ty- added two more free throw before www.goodlandnet.com/movies 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 Despite a career-high performance from Kolt Gage Ihrig scored a putback, but the Tigers went ing Ulysses. Ulysses scored again the end of the game. A last second TONIGHT 7 PM Tachsel, Goodland’s top scorers were held down, on a six-point run in the final minutes of the half. making the score 48-45. King hit a shot by Megan Siruta missed, giving Wreck-it-Ralph 3D (PG) leaving the Cowboys with a 63-47. Trachsel, a Gannon Ihrig hit a three pointer at the buzzer to end free throw whittling the lead to two Ulysses a 52-49 win. Starts Friday 7 PM: Parental Guidance sophomore who had his first varsity start, blew his the half at 32-19. old career high out of the water with 16 points. The Cowboys scored the first seven points of the The Cowboys fall to 2-4 overall and 0-2 in league second half. The Tigers got on the board with a two- play. Next action will be tonight at home against pointer at the 4 minute mark. They put in another six Oakley after the girls game. uncontested points to make it 40-26. Fun By The numBers Ruben Lazaro won the tipoff for the Cowboys. Trachsel put in two to make it 40-28 with 41 sec- Like puzzles? Then you’ll love sudoku. This mind- Gunner Helton passed the ball to Gannon Ihrig, who onds left in the third quarter. The Tigers scored once scored a two pointer. The Tigers scored two free more to end the quarter at 42-28. bending puzzle will have you hooked from the moment throws to tie the game at 2-2. Ulysses then scored six Gage Ihrig got the first bucket of the fourth quarter, you square off, so sharpen your pencil and put your unanswered points to take an 8-2 lead. which was quickly answered by the Tigers. Now sudoku savvy to the test! Trachsel scored on an assist from Gage Ihrig, but down 42-30, Trachsel made a bucket. The Tigers hit a the Tigers hit a three pointer, making it 11-4. Trachsel three pointer to make it 47-32. Gage Ihrig got a three Here’s How It Works: went in for a layup to make it 11-6 with four minutes pointer, but Ulysses put in another one to make it 50- Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken left in the first quarter. 35. Gage hit another three pointer to make it 50-38. down into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the num- Trachsel made another basket and was fouled on After a Ulysses three pointer, Gannon Ihrig made bers 1 through 9 must fill each row, column and box. Each the play. He knocked down the free throw to make two free throws, then Trachsel got a bucket and was number can appear only once in each row, column and it 11-9. It was almost two minutes before the Tigers fouled. He made the free throw to make it 53-43. The box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers put in another three pointer. They scored another two Tigers got a free throw, then Gage Ihrig nailed a three will appear by using the numeric clues already provided points and a last-second basket to make it 18-9 at the pointer to make it 54-46. in the boxes. The more numbers you name, the easier it end of the quarter. Ulysses scored twice more. The Cowboys were gets to solve the puzzle! The Tigers scored the first two points of the second able to put one more free throw in to end the game quarter. Gannon Ihrig put in a three pointer, then with a 63-47 loss. School calendar for January 9-15

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