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Volume 152, Issue 70 HOLTON, KANSAS • Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2019 16 Pages $1.00 Crime stats up in county Violent crime in Kansas enforcement agencies in Jackson continued to trend upward in County combined — the Hoyt 2018, and crime statistics reported Police Department did not by law enforcement agencies contribute statistics for this year’s in Jackson County for the year report, it was noted — posted reflected that trend, according a total crime index rate of 12.7 to the 2018 Kansas Crime Index crimes per 1,000 residents in Report issued recently by the 2017, but that number rose to Kansas Bureau of Investigation. 21.2 crimes per 1,000 residents The annual report compiles in 2018. crime statistics reported to the The sheriff’s office, which KBI by state and local law served a population of 9,005 in enforcement agencies across 2018, noted 167 index crimes in Kansas. This year’s report in 2018, or 18.5 per 1,000 people, cludes statistics filed with KBI up from 112, or 12.7 per 1,000 by the Jackson County Sheriff’s people, in 2017. Office, the Holton Police Holton’s police department, Department, the Mayetta Police which covered a population of Department and the Prairie 3,258 in 2018, reported 95 index Band Potawatomi Tribal Police crimes during 2018, or 29.2 per Department. 1,000 people. The department Total index crimes — violent reported 54 index crimes in 2017, crimes committed by people or 16.5 per 1,000 people. against other people, and crimes Potawatomi tribal police committed against real and officers reported a total of 31 personal property — have seen a index crimes, of 22.4 per 1,000 7.5-percent increase since 2014, people, in 2018, based on service although the crime index rate in to a population of 1,238. Tribal Last Saturday’s Pride of Kansas, defined as total index police reported 13 index crimes Hoyt Days activities drew crimes per 1,000 in population, during 2017, or 10.5 per 1,000 a crowd from Hoyt and the dropped from 31.5 in 2017 to people. surrounding area to par- 31.4 in 2018, the report stated. ticipate in the 33rd-annual All four of the above law Continued to Page 11 event that began with a community breakfast in the Hoyt Community Build- ing. From left to right in the New features being photo above, Mose Ham- ilton, Cynthia Murphy and LeAnn Cochren served up added to Linscott Park scrambled eggs, sausage By Ali Holcomb move the planet models around and biscuits and gravy to a New improvements, includ- the sun. hungry crowd. ing new playground equipment, “We want to put this next to the In the photo at left, Royal will be added to Linscott Park in playhouse on the north side of Valley High School stu- Holton later this year, it has been the park,” Snyder said. “These dents (from left) Emma reported. are ideal for children five years Deghand, Morgan Davis, The Jackson County old and younger. I think these Olivia Rickel, Kennedy Bry- Commissioners agreed Monday are things we need, and we have an and Abigail Everts rode to allocate $5,000 in county funds that we can work with.” through the Pride of Hoyt parks and recreation funds for Snyder said additional funds parade with a summer- new playground features at from the Holton Parks and themed float. Linscott Park after meeting with Recreation Department will also Photos by Brian Sanders Dave Snyder of the non-profit be used to purchase the equip- organization Friends of the Park. ment and other park needs. Snyder requested the funds “to “We haven’t done a thing to maintain and improve the play- that park in nine years, and it’s Elkhorn Lake ground,” which opened in June badly in need of some mainte- 2010. More than 100 volunteers nance,” he said. “The mulch has under algae helped construct the park after a tendency to migrate. We’re $150,000 was raised to purchase looking at buying two tons of “water watch” playground equipment. ground up tire mulch. We’re By Brian Sanders “The new equipment will building a retaining wall by the Heights to note 50 years Elkhorn Lake in Holton’s involve sound and motion,” water fountain, and we’re going Snyder said. to put some ornamental grass on This coming Monday, Sept. “Breakfast of Champions” Rafters Park has been from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. placed on a “water watch” The proposed equipment top of it.” 2, marks the 50th anniversary includes sensory play music Snyder said some new artwork of the very first day of classes at for all members of Cobra state by the Kansas Department championship teams through the of Health and Environment panels featuring bongo drums, is being commissioned for the Jackson Heights High School, chimes and horns. A driving park. Some wood boards, which an anniversary that the school years, as well as state champion following a report of blue- coaches, school record holders green algae in the lake, it has panel that includes a play steer- are beginning to rot, also need to will celebrate on Friday and ing wheel and gear shift is also be replaced. Saturday, Sept. 6 and 7. and their spouses. been reported. The Jackson Heights KDHE, in conjunction with planned, along with a solar sys- On Friday morning, Sept. 6, tem panel that allows children to Continued to Page 16 past JHHS graduates will speak Elementary Parent-Teacher the Kansas Department of with middle and high school Board of Education will join Organization will host a green Wildlife, Parks and Tourism, students about their careers Johnsonville in serving brats and gold “Family Color Run” issued the watch advisory and how their years at Jackson for a football tailgate party from at 9 a.m. at the cross-country on Friday for the lake. Prior Heights prepared them for the 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Anniversary course. to KDHE’s announcement, future. cake and punch will also be After the “Family Color the most recent water watch That will be followed by a served in the JHHS commons. Run,” families are invited into at Elkhorn was issued in “Cobra Celebration Assembly” The Jackson Heights High the high school commons area November of 2017 and at 2 p.m. in the high school School Cobra varsity football to meet past Cobra champions lasted about a month. gym for all district students team will kick off its 51st and get their autographs from Holton City Manager and staff, as well as all Cobra season with a 7 p.m. home game 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. A Cobra Kerwin McKee said signs alumni. After the assembly, against Horton. The game will fashion show with the school’s were placed at the lake to alumni are invited to remember be highlighted by a halftime uniforms, letter jackets and other alert people to the possible the “good ol’ days” by checking “dance through the decades,” it fashion items from the past 50 presence of blue-green out decade displays from 1969, was reported. years will follow at 11 a.m. algae after Water and Sewer 1979, 1989, 1999 and 2009. The celebration continues For more information, contact Superintendent Dennis Members of the USD 335 on Saturday, Sept. 7, with a the district office at 364-2194. Ashcraft noticed “a blue- green kind of shiny moss,” Enrollment numbers up at RV Continued to Page 11 By Ali Holcomb Panther Preschool, which is in the postsecondary progress of Enrollment numbers are up its second year, has 24 students. high school students to deter- at Royal Valley this fall thanks This is the same number as last mine what they’ve achieved two One issue to in large part to a kindergarten year. years after high school. class of 83 students, USD 337 The jump in enrollment won’t Data for 2017 was recently re- be printed Superintendent Aaric Davis re- affect state funding for the dis- leased, and Royal Valley had a ported to board of education trict right away, Davis said. 93.2 percent high school gradu- members Monday evening. “We won’t be able to count ation rate that year, compared to next week “It’s good news,” Davis said. those kids until next year’s bud- 85.9 percent in 2016. Due to the Labor Day “Our kindergarten teachers are get,” he said. “The budgets are RV students had a 50 percent holiday, The Holton Recorder looking at us with wide eyes based on the previous year’s or postsecondary success rate. The will publish one, combined because we had 53 kindergarten second prior year’s numbers. Kansas average is 43 percent. issue next week, instead of two. students last year.” Next year, we should have a nice According to the state, a stu- The Recorder will publish Overall, the district’s project- boost with those higher numbers dent must meet one of the four a combined Monday and ed headcount for the 2019-20 and an increase from the state.” following outcomes within two Wednesday edition on school year is 875 students. The Also during the board meeting, years of high school graduation Wednesday, Sept. 4. There will official headcount date is Sept. Davis and Noah Slay, director of to be determined successful: be no issue printed on Monday, 20. curriculum and instruction, pre- * Earn an industry recog- Sept. 2. “That’s up 35 students from sented a report on the district’s nized certification while in high The deadline to schedule last September,” Davis said. secondary success rate. school. advertising or submit copy for The kindergarten class is the The data, which is col- * Earn a postsecondary certifi- the combined edition will be 5 largest class in the district. The lected through the NCAA cate. p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 3. For more smallest class is first grade, Clearinghouse and is used as a * Earn a postsecondary degree. information, call 785-364-3141. which has 51 students. Little state measurement tool, tracks * Be enrolled in postsecond- The Holton Recorder office, ary education in both the first as well as government offices, financial institutions and many THURSDAY’S FORECAST and second year following high Longtime Hoyt residents Jerry (left) and Carolyn Thorn- MOSTLY SUNNY, HIGH OF 89 school graduation. area businesses, will be closed on Monday to observe Labor burg were chosen to serve as the grand marshals of the Look for the complete forecast on page 2. Continued to Page 11 Pride of Hoyt Days parade last Saturday. Day. Photo by Brian Sanders " ! ! CALENDAR

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The following land transfers Holton. Allen and Sandra L. Allen, hus- in a tract of land in the northeast have been filed with the Jackson *General warranty deed band and wife, to Dale R. Allen quarter of S25, T6S, R13E of the County Register of Deeds Of- - Christian K. Lehnherr and and Connie L. Allen, husband 6th P.M., Jackson County. fice, located on the second floor Rhonda M. Lehnherr, husband and wife, a tract of land in the *Trustee’s deed - Lawrence of the Courthouse. and wife, to Robert S. Hopkin, southeast fractional quarter of K. Parrett and Joyce M. Parrett, *Transfer on death deed - Lot 19, Ohio Avenue, city of S20, T7S, R15E of the the 6th trustees of the joint revocable Lester R. Norberg, a single per- Holton. P.M., Jackson County. living trust in their names, dated son, to Peter M.W. VanZanten, *Phyllis J. Shupe, a single *Trustee’s deed - Delmer L. Aug. 16, 2006, to Brett A. Bar- land in the south half of the person, to same as trustee of Klahr and Ruth A. Klahr, trust- nett and Carla A. Barnett, hus- northwest quarter of the south- the trust in her name, six tracts ees of the trust in their names band and wife, as joint tenants, west quarter of S34, T6S, R13E including Lot 7 and the south dated June 8, 2010, to John C. all of the grantors’ undivided of the 6th P.M., Jackson County, half of Lot 9, Schultz’s first ad- Atwater and Ruth L. Atwater, one-half interest in land in the commonly known as 24042 dition on Comanche Drive, city husband and wife, land in the northeast quarter of S25, T6S, Kansas Highway 62, Soldier. of Holton; land in the north half south half of the southwest quar- R13E of the 6th P.M., Jackson *General warranty deed of the northeast quarter of S33, ter of S29, T5S, R15E of the 6th County. - Robert W. Dieckmann and T6S, R14E of the 6th P.M., land P.M., Jackson County. *Joint tenancy general war- Karen S. Dieckmann, husband in S14, T6S, R14E of the 6th *Quit claim deed - David K. ranty deed - Kenneth Allen Par- and wife, to Luke Walter Dieck- P.M., land in S28, T6S, R14E of Hug, a single person, to the Prai- rett and Carol A. Barnett, and mann, the north 40 feet of Lot the 6th P.M., and three tracts in rie Band Potawatomi Nation, all Ronald Dean Parrett and Marlyn 19 and all of Lot 21 and the S28, T6S, R14E of the 6th P.M., oil, gas and other mineral rights Parrett, husband and wife, to south 10 feet of Lot 23, Block all in Jackson County. and timber/logging rights locat- Brett A. Barnett and Carol A. 8, Washington Avenue, Vetter’s *General warranty deed - Kar- ed in a tract of land in the north Barnett, husband and wife, as Third Addition, city of Holton. en M. Hunter, a single person, to half of the southwest quarter of joint tenants, all of the grantors’ *Quit claim deed - Pablo Jordan Glosser and Cheyenne S26, T7S, R14E of the 6th P.M., undivided one-half interest in Carvajal, member/manager of Glosser, as joint tenants, a tract Jackson County. land in the northeast quarter of El Milagro, La Familia, LLC, of land in the northeast quarter *Quit claim deed - Ronald S25, T6S, R13E of the 6th P.M., to Pablo Carvajal and Farrah of the northeast quarter of S7, Dean Parrett and Marlyn Parrett, Jackson County. Carvajal, husband and wife, the T9S, R16E of the 6th P.M., Jack- husband and wife, to Lawrence *Quit claim deed - Patrick A. south 20 feet of Lot 53 on Penn- son County. K. Parrett and Joyce M. Parrett, Casey to International Centers sylvania Avenue, and the north *General warranty deed - trustees of the joint revocable Worldwide, Inc., 10 acres in the 20 feet of Lot 52 on Pennsylva- Skyler R. Mick and Heather R. living trust in their names, dated northwest quarter of S28, T9S, nia Avenue, including one-half Mick, husband and wife, to Jor- Aug. 16, 2006, and Kenneth Al- R14E of the 6th P.M., Jackson of the brick wall standing on dan L. Mick, a single person, len Parrett and Carol A. Parrett, County. the north and south line of the Lot 52, Vermont Avenue, city of husband and wife, as to an un- *Warranty deed - Michael W. lots to be used as a party wall Holton. divided one-half interest, and all Lockhart and Kathryn S. Lock- for building purposes, city of *Quit claim deed - Scott D. of the grantors’ one-third interest hart, husband and wife, to Nick- ola Bailey, Lots 110, 112 and 114 on Central Avenue, town of Jackson County Senior Menus Denison.

Reservations for Jackson Reservations and cancella- Wednesday, Sept. 4: Slop- Countians 60 years and older tions may be made through the py joe with bun, tater tots, and their spouses wishing to Senior Citizens Office or by chuckwagon corn and jello eat lunches under the Title calling (785) 364-3571. with fruit. Auctions advertised in The III-C Nutrition program may Menus listed for the week of Thursday, Sept. 5: Chick- Holton Recorder qualify to be be made daily Monday through Monday, Sept. 2 through Fri- en salad, potato soup, pickled included in this free auction Friday. day, Sept. 6 are as follows: beets, fruit pie and crackers calendar. Contact Errin at 364- Reservations are to be made Monday, Sept. 2: Closed with bread. 3141, email us at holtonrecord- through the Jackson County (Labor Day). [email protected] or stop by Senior Citizens Office on a Tuesday, Sept. 3: Pork cut- Friday, Sept. 6: Tuna patty, our office at 109 W. Fourth St. first come, first serve basis. let, baked sweet potato, spin- parsley potatoes, peas and car- in Holton for details. Same day reservations will be ach, mandarin oranges and hot rots, tropical fruit and bread • Saturday, Aug. 31. Starting accepted from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. roll and margarine. and margarine. at 10 a.m. Real estate auction, only if reservations are not held at 111 East Sixth St., On- filled the previous day. - Can aga. For more information, con- cellations must be made by tact Cline Realty and Auction at 9:30 a.m. same day. (785) 889-4775. PBP Elder Center Menu • Saturday, Sept. 7. Starting at 9:30 a.m. James Tull estate Meals at the Prairie Band Monday, Sept. 2 through Fri- auction, held at 5791 Hunters Potawatomi Elder Center are day, Sept. 6 are as follows: Landing, Atchison. For more served from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 Monday, Sept. 2: Closed information, contact Hoffman p.m., Monday through Friday. (Labor Day). Auction Service at (913) 370- The menu is subject to change. Tuesday, Sept. 3: Scalloped 0747. The center is open 7 a.m. to 4 potato casserole, green beans, • Saturday, Sept. 28. Hoffman p.m. Monday through Friday. roll and fruit. fall consignment auction, held Enrolled tribal members age Wednesday, Sept. 4: Burned two miles east of Effingham on U.S. Highway 159. For more 50 and older may eat for free. ends, bread, baked beans, cole- information, contact Jeff Hoff- Non-member seniors or non- slaw and fruit. man at (913) 370-0747 or (913) seniors will be charged a fee Thursday, Sept. 5: Tuna 833-4125. for meals. bake, peas and carrots, biscuit Reservations are required and fruit. for large groups. The center is Friday, Sept. 6: Brown bag located on K Road, about one- special. YOU NAME IT! half mile south of 158th Road. HANDYMAN • NO JOB TOO SMALL For more information about the SEPTEMBER HOME REPAIR & BLDG. MAINTENANCE program, call (785) 966-8091. SUBSCRIPTIONS BUCKET TRUCK FOR HIRE Menus listed for the week of ARE NOW PAYABLE Terry Fox • (785) 966-2628 WATER FURNACE GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS With a WaterFurnace geothermal comfort system, GROUND SOURCE, INC. you’ll experience dramatic energy savings 215 E 5TH ST, without sacrificing an ounce of comfort. HOLTON, KS 66436 Geothermal systems tap into the free, (785) 364-2514 renewable energy in the ground, and with energy savings up to 60%, it’s a smart choice. HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 28, 2019, PAGE 3 School Menus

Jackson Heights milk; Lunch – Country fried Monday, Sept. 2: No school steak with roll (6-12) or pizza, (Labor Day). mashed potatoes and gravy, Tuesday, Sept. 3: Breakfast – broccoli, fresh fruit and milk. Cheese omelet, oatmeal square, Royal Valley fruit, juice and milk; Lunch – Monday, Sept. 2: No school Ham and cheese sandwich, Sun (Labor Day). Chips, sliced tomatoes, tossed Tuesday, Sept. 3: Breakfast salad, fruit and milk. – Star spangled pancakes, fruit Wednesday, Sept. 4: Break- and milk; Lunch – Turkey and fast – Breakfast pizza, fruit, cheese sandwich, tater tots, car- juice and milk; Lunch – Barbe- rots, fruit and milk. cue chicken drumstick, baked Wednesday, Sept. 4: Break- beans, lettuce salad, biscuit, fast – Breakfast sandwich, fruit fruit and milk. and milk; Lunch – Stromboli, Thursday, Sept. 5: Break- french fries, salad, fruit and fast – Pancake on a stick, fruit, milk. juice and milk; Lunch – Taco Thursday, Sept. 5: Breakfast burger on a bun, Fritos chips, – Biscuit and gravy, fruit and baby carrots, tossed salad, fruit milk; Lunch – Corn dog, baked and milk. beans, broccoli and carrots, fruit Friday, Sept. 6: Breakfast and milk. – Biscuit with sausage gravy, Friday, Sept. 6: Breakfast fruit, juice and milk; Lunch – – Breakfast pizza, fruit and Chicken nuggets, mashed po- milk; Lunch – Chicken nug- tatoes and gravy, corn, whole- gets, mashed potatoes with wheat roll (7-12), fruit and gravy, green beans, roll, fruit milk. and milk. Holton Prairie Hills Monday, Sept. 2: No school Monday, Sept. 2: No school Arnold family hosts (Labor Day). (Labor Day). Tuesday, Sept. 3: Breakfast Tuesday, Sept. 3: Breakfast – Pancake on a stick or cereal, – Biscuits and gravy; Lunch choice of fruit and/or juice and – “Fried” chicken, mashed po- annual reunion here milk; Lunch – Hearty burrito or tatoes and gravy, green beans, The descendants of John welcomed visitor. cheese pizza, salsa, salad, corn, fruit cocktail, whole-grain roll and Anna Maria (Hunker) There was one marriage fresh fruit and milk. and milk. Arnold held their annual re- this past year, Ryan Falk, son Wednesday, Sept. 4: Break- Wednesday, Sept. 4: Break- union on Sunday Aug. 4, of Rochelle (Arnold) Falk, to fast – Scrumptious coffee cake fast – Syrup Day; Lunch 2019, at the Evangel United Molly Foltz on Oct. 27, 2018. or cereal, choice of fruit and/or – Chicken strips and whole- Methodist Church in Holton. Births reported were: juice and milk; Lunch – Barbe- grain funnel cake, cinna- The prayer was given by * Asher Paul Campbell, cue on a bun or chicken sand- mon sugar waffle fries, apple Victor Eubanks, followed by son of Dayna (Eubanks) and wich, coleslaw, baked beans, smiles, vegetable blend juice a basket dinner. After a deli- Chase Campbell, born Jan. fresh fruit, brownie (6-12) and and milk. cious meal, a short business 30, 2019. He is the grandson milk. Thursday, Sept. 5: Break- meeting was led by Presi- of Mike and Brenda Eubanks. Thursday, Sept. 5: Breakfast fast – Sausage or egg biscuit dent Richard Arnold. Secre- * Wynn Dylan Cady, son of – Sausage and cheese biscuit sandwich; Lunch – Stromboli tary Barbara (Arnold) Mattox Stuart and Erin Cady, born or cereal, choice of fruit and/or squares, baked beans, ranch read the minutes from last on Feb. 28, 2019. He is the juice and milk; Lunch – Turkey broccoli salad, sliced pears, year’s meeting. grandson of Rob and Mary and cheese sub or hamburger, sherbet and milk. Barbara also read the funer- (Arnold) Cady. lettuce, tomato, carrots, fresh Friday, Sept. 6: Breakfast al notices of Shelby McGin- * Cash Levi Eubanks, son fruit and milk. – Breakfast pizza; Lunch – nis and Dustin Cantrell. of Levi and Nicole Eubanks, Friday, Sept. 6: Breakfast – Chicken alfredo, spinach garden The new officers for next born on June 22, 2019. He Pancakes and sausage or cereal, salad, peas, grapes, whole-grain year are President Victor Eu- is the grandson of Mike and choice of fruit and/or juice and breadstick and milk. banks, Vice President Henry Brenda Eubanks. Hill and Secretary Rochelle * Emma Rae Falk, daughter At last Saturday’s Pride of Hoyt Days, five teams signed (Arnold) Falk. The family of Ryan and Molly Falk, born up for the sand volleyball tournament in Hoyt City Park, will meet next year on Aug. on July 14, 2019. She is the including “Ride Or Tie-Dye” (left side of net in the top 2, 2020, at the EUM church. granddaughter of Rochelle photo) and “Bumpin’ Uglies.” In the photo above, six-year- The following family mem- (Arnold) Falk. Great-grand- old Kyle Sides (left) and eight-year-old Kaydence Sides bers present from the Grant parents are Allen and Sharon (right), both of Hoyt, decorated their bicycles for a ride in and Lena (Kaul) Arnold fam- Arnold. the Pride of Hoyt Days parade. Photos by Brian Sanders ily were Merlin and Judy * Clint William Mattox, son Arnold, Allen and Sharon of John and Hailey Mattox, Arnold, Rochelle Falk, Bob born on July 18, 2019. He is Holton and Jeannie Arnold, Lori the grandson of William and Burdick, Henry and Tracy Barbara (Arnold) Mattox. Community Hill, Margaret Pagel, Matt * Maryn Alice Tanking, Hospital BLOOD DRIVE and Kelsey Pagel, Pat and daughter of Jason and Me- Teresa Arnold, Kolby Rhodd, lissa (Pagel) Tanking, born Kevin and Shelley Crowson, on July 27, 2019. She is the Thursday, Sept. 5 • 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Colin and Aubrey, Andrew granddaughter of Henry and and Neely Giangreco, Sa- Margaret (Hill) Pagel. HCH Conference Room mantha, Zachary and Dani- Two deaths were reported. 1110 Columbine Dr., Holton Shelby McGinnis, son of Don elle, Megan Montgomery and To Book Your Appointment Go To: savealifenow.org/group Madeline, Helen Harms, Bar- and Brenda McGinnis, died bara McGinnis and Barbara on Feb. 21, 2019. He was the use sponsor code: TPKM Mattox. grandson of the late Dale and For additional details contact Rachel Dean at Family members present Lenita (Arnold) McGinnis. 785.364.9649 ext. 2010 or [email protected] from the Sanford and Mary Dustin Cantrell, son of Jan Catherine (Arnold) Eubanks (Arnold) Buettgenbach, died 785-364-2116 family were Victor and Jen- on June 25, 2019. His grand- 1110 Columbine Dr. , Holton nifer Eubanks, Jenna and parents were the late Harold www.holtonhospital.com Tori. Maxine Lewis was a and Mary Arnold. AreaArea HealthHealth AndAnd MedicalMedical DirectoryDirectory Family Practice Family Practice Pharmacy Optometry Dentistry

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THE HOLTON RECORDER • 785-364-3141 • www.holtonrecorder.net • [email protected] HOLTON______RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 28, 2019, PAGE 4 GUEST COMMENTARY Is social media making you happier and helping you succeed with your goals? By Glenn Mollette ability to sleep. Social media is just like A study found that 71 per- mom’s apple pie. It’s not good cent of Americans sleep with or to eat a whole pie every day. next to a mobile device. Some More than three billion 47 million people in America people are social media users do not get enough sleep and 55 worldwide. percent more teens were sleep While so- deprived in 2015 than in 1991. cial media Exposure to screens before helps keep bed is a large factor in exacerbat- t h e w o r l d ing sleep disorders. Thirty-five connected, percent of people using phones social media less than average experienced a d d i c t i o n sleep difficulty compared to 42 is becom- percent of those with average or ing a global above average phone usage. p r o b l e m Forty-five percent of people that keeps check social media instead of growing. sleeping and about 10 percent of As of teens check their phones more 2018, one than 10 times per night. third of the global population Fifty percent of people driv- used social media. ing are checking social media, it Internet and social media ad- is reported and that is scary. dictions continue to grow as our A total of 90 percent of driv- dependence on technology in- ers admit to using smartphones Two government systems, but one country... creases. behind the wheel. The Center More than 210 million people for Disease Control and Preven- suffer from internet and social tion reports that each day nine media addictions worldwide, it people are killed and more than Hong Kong situation is an internal affair is reported. 1,000 are injured as a result of By John Richard Schrock colony—a product of an unjust barracks. a Hong Kong resident to be ex- A 2018 study found that teens smartphone use while driving. Western news agencies’ refer- Opium War—was likewise in- But both before and after the tradited to mainland China for a who spend five hours per day According to the National ences to the Hong Kong “pro- defensible. 1997 handover, it is the well- political crime. using their phones were almost Highway Traffic Safety Admin- democracy” demonstrators is Before 1997, Hong Kong’s trained Hong Kong police who What goes unnoticed in the twice as likely to exhibit de- istration, teens are the largest misleading, suggesting that colonial constitution of the Let- have maintained law and order American press, but not in Asia, pressive symptoms than coun- group reported for distracted Hong Kong currently has no deters Patent and Royal Instruc- in Hong Kong, using a mini- is that this is exactly what is oc- terparts who dedicated only one driving. mocracy. tions sent court appeals to Brit- mum of force. Recent footage curring with Canada’s holding hour on their phones. Question - Is it possible you A more correct descriptor ain. When the Basic Law came clearly shows that their use of of the Huawei executive for ex- The relationship between might accomplish more of what would be “secessionists,” equiv- into effect on July 1, 1997, all force against a small number of tradition to the United States for excessive mobile use and de- you want and need to do if you alent to the United States fac- court appeals remained in Hong violent protestors, some armed what is obviously—to them—a pression appears to be strongly would spend less time on social ing a group that advocated “the Kong while country sovereign- with Molotov cocktails, was “political crime.” linked to gender with 58 percent media? South shall rise again.” ty over Hong Kong was trans- both justified and necessary. Therefore, this issue of how more females than males expe- Another question - Is social H o n g ferred to the People’s Republic The Hong Kong police have to structure Hong Kong’s laws riencing depressive symptoms. media making you a better and Kong has of China. handled organized violence be- on extradition are a serious di- A recent study containing happier person? o p e r a t e d For more than 22 years, Hong fore. During the Cultural Revo- lemma but hardly merit the more than 23,500 participants Is it possible you should cut since 1997 Kong has operated under the lution (1965-1975), communist “pro-democracy” label used by between the ages of 16 and 88 back on your daily portion of under “The “one country, two systems” zealots in Hong Kong protested, Western press for the demon- found that being a young single social media? Basic Law model. The Basic Law consists some throwing bombs. The strators. female was most strongly asso- Thanks to Media Kix, The of the Hong of nine chapters, 160 articles and Hong Kong police had to house There is a very similar dis- ciated with displaying addictive Center for Disease Control and Kong Spe- three annexes and Hong Kong their police families in special crepancy today in the United social media behavior. Prevention and the National cial Admin- continues to have full market one-block buildings for protec- States, where our presidents are Addictive social media be- Highway Safety Traffic Admin- i s t r a t i v e capitalism and a free press. tion. But they kept Hong Kong elected not by popular vote but havior was also strongly related istration for contributing statis- Region of Governmental affairs are safe then, and they can do so by the Electoral College. to narcissistic personality traits tics for this column. the People’s managed by a Hong Kong ad- now. A National Popular Vote ef- and low self-esteem. Note: Glenn Mollete is an Republic of ministration and laws are made There have been prior occa- fort was initiated after the 2000 Social media addiction American author and colum- China.” and modified by their elected sions when Hong Kong demon- election where Al Gore won doesn’t just affect behavior dur- nist. This “Basic Law” serves as Legislative Council or “Legco.” strators have protested their Ba- more votes but not the Electoral ing the day; it even damages the the Constitution of the Hong However, the one limitation sic Law. When China extended College. It gathered momentum Kong Special Administrative in the Basic Law is that Beijing its high-speed train into Hong after Hillary Clinton’s similar Region. While it was formally must approve the governor of Kong, it integrated the system popular win but electoral loss in LETTER TO THE EDITOR adopted on April 4, 1990, by the Hong Kong. They will not allow with its mainland system, which 2016. mainland’s Seventh National a governor who might attempt some considered an intrusion. So technically, the National Dear editor, fine. You are more likely to get People’s Congress and signed to lead Hong Kong to secede And two members of a pub- Poplar Vote effort could be la- Hello from the Chicken coop. by President Yang Shangkun, it from China. lishing company that published beled a “pro-democracy” effort The chickens are clucking about cancer from the junk food you eat or chemicals you’re exposed was crafted through the offices That would violate the Basic books critical of Beijing were also focused on changing how how Holton USD 336 is not be- of Deng Xiao-Ping and the Brit- Law, not the “two systems” but also spirited out of Hong Kong we elect our top leader, similar ing good stewards of taxpayers’ to. (Injury insurance cost?) So if playing sports in this old build- ish Foreign Service, including the “one country.” Otherwise, by the mainland intelligence, to Hong Kong. But Americans dollars. much effort by the last British Hong Kong has been handling also a worrisome act, but also a would be seriously disturbed if What happens when the dis- ing causes damage, it still has to be fixed. governor of Hong Kong, Chris its own internal affairs as a de- confirmation that this could not another country intervened in trict has all this stuff to pay for Patton. Patton was appointed mocracy for more than 22 years. have been done by legitimate this “internal affair.” and there is not as much money School board, can you give us a defined number that using the by England and was in no way It is this inability to elect a gov- cooperation with Hong Kong. Likewise, the Hong Kong and the property valuation and elected. ernor in favor of seceding from But the trigger of the current situation is an internal affair for funding goes down? And with fair building for indoor sports is the reason the school will grad- To understand why Hong China that is used to protest demonstrations was the pro- Hong Kong to solve. all the online purchases, those Kong was returned to China, about “democracy.” posed extradition law. China and Hong Kong remain tax dollars are not available for uate more students from this school district and after they we must realize that Hong Kong When Hong Kong was hand- Ironically, the origin of this two systems, but they are one the school district. Shop local to was a “prize of war.” In the ed over by the British in 1997, was a Taiwan request for extra- country. support your school. leave school they will make new jobs that pay well, and 1800s, Britain had a trade imbal- their British-hired mercenary dition of a Taiwan man, accused Note: John R. Schrock is a Example: Fire at the local ance problem; they were buying Gurkha troops went back to of murdering his wife, who fled professor emeritus of biology at plant. Those tax dollars are build new houses in the district to produce the tax dollars for all tea from China and revenue was Nepal while a small contingent to Hong Kong. The problematic Emporia State University. gone. It puts all those people flowing only one way. That was of the Peoples Liberation Army part of the proposed extradition out of work. They move out of these wants? The school district got a raise solved by shipping opium from replaced them in out-of-sight law was that it might also allow town. The people who spent British colonial India to China money at local businesses are and they are spending it. About Central school - Put and addicting the southern Chi- gone. Businesses fold up. nese. There would be houses sit- the district office there and classes on survival after gradu- When the Chinese Emperor ting empty. The landlord sells sent Commissioner Lin with an the houses for pennies on the ating school. By having this class, and the army to toss out the opium trad- dollar and the new appraised ers, Britain returned with over- value drops. Then the valua- district office down the hall, students can get on site train- whelming naval firepower. tion of property goes down and Britain easily won the Opi- the school district funding goes ing, budgets, where their money comes from and goes, looking at um War. They took Hong down. Kong Island and the Kowloon When families move away, pay stubs, paying bills, looking at medical bills, cable/internet Peninsula. Needing more farm- student population decreases, land to provide food, they leased meaning less federal, state and and getting and understanding a credit card. the New Territories for 99 years. local funding. Those New Territories would What then does a school dis- With a kitchen area there, they learn how to eat healthy, have to return in 1997. But the trict do? School board mem- city of Hong Kong had grown bers, do you have a plan for if foods to eat, how to cook them, cleaning up after yourself, good well into the New Territories. this happens? In 1975, I lived at the corner You have a spending plan lifestyle, shop class, wood working, mowing grass, check- of Argyle and Boundary streets. to add more cost to your bud- Boundary Street was named be- get for five years, but what if? ing oil, fueling, mower, how to get housing, having insurance; cause it was the boundary line What is the five-year plan if the between the old colony and the economy goes into a recession? car, renter, house, health, how to wash clothes, difference in leased territories. What is your plan? What is the The New Territories could waste? screw drivers, driving a nail, using hand tools, fixing leak- not return to China and preserve The superintendent did the the Hong Kong colony without right thing. He got prices (for ing faucet, checking oil in car, changing tire, washing a car, re- putting up a Berlin-like wall. Central and the old Fair Build- And maintaining the British ing). cycling, college or trade school Then it’s up to the school funding. Bring back on-the-job board to make a decision. The training like one they had in problem is the school board 1974. THE HOLTON 27th Annual members and the lobbyist of If you were to voice your the district want to take the fair opinion to the school board Fun & Games building and fix it up for some- members, which would ben- thing that is going to cause more efit the students most? Central RECORDER for the problems than it is worth. When school after graduation survival Serving the Jackson County community for 152 years Whole Family! we have how many gyms? classes or indoor practice field at the fair building? There’s five that we know of in th the district. Contact the school board ESTABLISHED 1867 Saturday, Sept. 14 tBNQN The fair building has very members, give them your opin- Published semi-weekly at 109 West Fourth Street, Holton, Jackson little insulation so if you heat or ion. Sounds as if they are only County, Kansas 66436. Periodical postage paid at Holton (Kan.) 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Kaler Knetter China talk continues to move the market Curtis Dale Kaler, 60, Holton, Jason Andrew Knetter, 45, By Matt Hines The supply of feeders was Over in the grains, again wheat was down $.02¾, Decem- died Sunday, Aug. 25, 2019, at died Sunday, Aug. 18, 2019, in a The additional round of tar- light this week with receipts soybeans took the biggest dip ber was down $.04¾, September Midland Hospice House in To- Leavenworth County traffic ac- iffs announced by China and much lower than normal. Cou- lower last Friday and rebounded Chicago wheat was up $.04½, peka. cident. possibly a cancellation of the pling this week’s receipts with Monday from the back and forth December was up $.00¼, Sep- He was born July 19, 1959, in He gradu- upcoming last week, a new two-week non- rhetoric on China. Pro Farmer tember soybean meal was down San Jose, Calif., the son of Law- ated from September holiday low was set by only hav- published its crop estimates af- $5 per ton and December was rence Edward Kaler and Betty Piper High meeting ing 192,900 head sold at weekly ter a week of scouting the Mid down $4.90 per ton. Higgins Hower. School in pressured all auctions. west. Both their corn and soy- This week’s forecast looks Mr. Kaler worked as a roofer. 1992. the markets For the week, Friday, Aug. bean yields were under USDA similar to last week’s with heavy He also worked for ADS Distri- Mr. Knett- to end the 16 through Friday, Aug. 23, Au- estimates, which was expected. rain in eastern Kansas and sur- bution installing insulation. er was co- week, with gust live cattle were up $4.70, It may not be bullish enough rounding areas. The latest six- He married Christina Marie owner of lean hogs and October was up $1.35, August though to pull grains higher this to-10-day outlook shows below Saunders on Nov. 18, 1995, in Petro Deli in soybeans, of feeder cattle were up $2.77, week without some help from the normal temps centered over the Whiting. She survives. Topeka with course, un- September was up $.87, October weather forecasts. The tour typi- Western Corn Belt and above nor- Other survivors include his his wife. der the most lean hogs were down $2.70 and cally runs near 5 percent below mal in the west with above nor- father, Lawrence Kaler, in Cali- He married pressure. December was down $2. Boxed USDA estimates, and this year, mal moisture for the Southwest, fornia; his mother, Betty Hower Nichole Annette Jaccard on July Cash feed- Beef, Choice was down $1.17 at their overall U.S. yield came in Rockies and Southeast and be- and husband Eldon, Whiting; 10, 1999, at St. Martin Lutheran lot trade in the South was re- $237.52 and Select was down down 3.7 percent for corn and low normal in the Plains extend- four daughters, Anna Kaler, Church in Piper. She survives. ported at $106 live, $1 higher $.55 at $213.26. down 4.9 percent for soybeans. ing into the Eastern Corn Belt. Horton, Ashley Rue and hus- Other survivors include a than the week previous. Dressed Cattle slaughter for the week For the week, Friday, Aug. 16 Note: There is risk of loss in band Nathaniel Backer, Ful- daughter, Payten, and a son, trade in the North was mostly was estimated at 654,000 head, through Friday, Aug. 23, Sep- trading commodity futures and ton, Mo., Michelle Willing and Cash, both of the home; his par- $3 higher at $175, with some up 3,000 from the week previous, tember corn was down $.11¼, options. Matt Hines is a licensed husband Andrew, New Lon- ents, Jim and Becky Knetter; deferred delivery up to $178 up 12,000 from the week prior to December was down $.13, Sep- commodity broker for Loewen don, Mo., and Danielle Kaler, a brother, John Knetter, wife and live trade at $108 to $110, the Tyson fire with another huge tember soybeans were down and Associates, Inc. of Manhat- Lawrence; a son, Kyle Kaler, Rhonda and their son, Jackson steady to $2 higher. Saturday kill at 77,000 head, up $.24, November was down tan. He can be reached at (785) Holton; two sisters, Brenda Di- Knetter; and his grandmother, After the close, a friendly 12,000 compared to a year ago. $.23¼, September Kansas City 289-0036. ane Kaler and Tanna Trimmell, Wanda Knetter. Cattle on Feed report compared Year-to-date beef production both in Utah; and 16 grandchil- Funeral services were held to pre-report estimates was re- is up 0.3 percent from last year dren. He was preceded in death Tuesday morning at Wallula leased with Aug. 1 on-feed at while cattle slaughter is up 1.3 by two grandsons, Bentley and Christian Church in Leaven- 11.1 million head, 100.2 percent percent. Jackson and Shawnee Counties Abel Rupnicki. worth. Burial followed in Mount vs. a year ago, still the largest Hog slaughter for the week Barn Tour 2019 A celebration of Mr. Kaler’s Muncie Cemetery in Lansing. ever on feed for Aug. 1. July estimated at 2,528,000 head, life will be held at noon Satur- Memorial contributions may placements totaled 1.71 million up 36,000 from the week previ- day, Sept. 7 at Linscott Park in be made to Wyandotte County head, only 98 percent vs. a year ous and up 7,000 from last year. Pick Your Saturday: Holton. Mercer Funeral Home Livestock Club, sent in care ago, and marketings of 2 million Year-to-date pork production Sept. 21 or 28 in Holton is in charge of ar- of Davis Funeral Chapel, 531 head were up 7 percent from a is up 3.7 percent from last year 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. rangements. Shawnee, Leavenworth, KS year ago but with one extra busi- with slaughter up 3.1 percent. Holton Recorder 8/28/19 66048. Holton Recorder 8/28/19 ness day this past July. President Trump met with Buses load at Hoyt Compared to last week, steers other world leaders over the and heifers sold $1 to $5 higher. weekend at the G7 summit. The Tickets: $60 by September 7 Potawatomi Methodist Not as many calves were seen at U.S. and Japan have agreed in auctions this week as yearlings. principle to the core elements of (Includes a Hot Lunch & Entertainment) Typically, backgrounders like to a trade deal that does not require By Ilene Dick Pastor Howard asked the ques- get their stock sold prior to the congressional approval like the Sponsored by: Sunday, Aug. 25, brought tion, “What would your answer Labor Day holiday. However, USMCA deal that is on hold in Jackson County Historical and Genealogical Society more rain to the area in the be to ‘what is the meaning of there was a kink thrown into the U.S. House. Online: Search for “JCHSKS” or call 785-364-4991 morning for those traveling to the Christian life?’” The apostle the plans of some just a couple Japan has promised to pur- church. Paul gets to the heart of it by be- weeks ago, but most areas, ex- chase more beef and corn. The Advertising support by Jackson County Tourism Council Pastor Howard opened the ser- ginning with a word of joy, then cepting the Southern Plains, market mover, though, to start vice at Potawatomi United Meth- warning, “Brothers and sisters, have plentiful grass around the week was the Chinese call- odist Church the 11th Sunday af- rejoice in the Lord.” them, so holding on for a couple ing and asking to get back to the ter Pentecost with scripture and Christian joy is not based on extra weeks didn’t add much table and stating they are willing prayer, and welcomed guests. It a feeling but on a person – Je- cost to the bottom line. to resolve the trade dispute. was a joy to have Dorthea Bell sus Christ. Paul was not afraid of back to church after her absence repetition. This is the purpose of with medical problems. It was Bible study, church worship and also a joy to have Dorthea and prayer. We don’t boast in what Kientz Corner Keith Bell’s daughter, Karla we have done, but what Christ Reg Sale $ Klein, from California, and their has done for us. Meaning comes ...... $469 ...... son, Jim Bell, from Lenexa as when we give of ourselves. By Beverly Ramey Newell lay, usher team. Amana Washer 429 n Aug. 18, the Pleasant Hill On Aug. 17, Garrie Oppitz, $ guests, and Thomas Ziegler and This knowing is a lifelong O ...... $469 ...... children again present for the journey, a goal toward which United Methodist Church con- Karen Burns, Sharon Monhol- Amana Dryer 429 gregation opened its worship lon, Beverly Newell and Su- $ service. The work of cleaning up we press onward. We put behind $ ...... tree branches in the churchyard those things from the past that service by singing “Mothering san Welborn attended Beulah Whirlpool Oven...... 1,999 1,499 by Thomas Ziegler was greatly would hinder our journey know- God, You Gave Me Birth.” Chapter 34’s summer picnic at 30” Double appreciated. ing Christ and pressing forward The birthdays for Aug. 18 Brewster Place in Topeka. After Chest Freezers Starting at $199 Prayer concerns were raised to what lies ahead. through Aug. 24 were Marc lunch, everyone enjoyed playing for the families of Fred Johnson The service closed with the Serrano, Aug. 18; Jessica Her- bingo. Everyone brought white and Jim Harding in their deaths. hymn of faith, followed by the rick, Aug. 19; Michael Smith, elephant gifts for the bingo priz- Marine Radios & Antennas in stock! Tina Pugh and Ann Wilkening benediction. Aug. 21; Todd Domer and Linda es. Everyone had a fun time. provided the music for the ser- Next Sunday’s sermon will be Smith, Aug. 23; and Andrew On Aug. 18, Mayetta Chapter Stop by and check out vice. Acolyte was Judy Thoman. titled “So You Want To Become Cho, Aug. 24. The anniversary 383 held its annual summer pic- Tina Pugh was liturgist. Leon A Christian” with the text com- for the week was Marvin and nic at the lodge hall in Mayetta. the new lineup of Traeger Grills! Daugherty and Keith Bell were ing from Luke 14:25-33. Mary Smith, Aug. 19. Those attending were Karen Prices starting at $499 offertory ushers. Dorthea and Keith Bell en- The concerns were prayers for Burns, Danny and Nancy Burns, I apologize for neglecting to joyed their daughter, Karla, be- Bill Clark, who is having health Kathleen Fox, Vicki Gilliland, Check out our Rubs, Sauces & Pellets for Traeger Grills! add in last week’s news that the ing home for a visit from Califor- issues; Karen Moore, who is Esther Hall, Carol Just, Sharon We repair iPhone screens! birthday song was sung to Betty nia. They also enjoyed their son, taking therapy; and Greg, who is Monhollon, Dick and Beverly having health problems. Newell, Garrie Oppitz, Leland Bowser, whose special day was Jim, being home from Lenexa. It We sell the best and service the rest! Aug. 22. We hope she had a very was a joy to have them together Brian Smith gave the chil- Salts, June Schlodder, John 435 New York happy birthday. at church. dren’s story. He asked the chil- Swain, Ruth Ann Swain, Susan Holton, KS 66436 Hymns were “Love Divine, Jim and Marjean Shenk en- dren, “Do you ever run races? Welborn, Carol Groth, Conrad Jayhawk TV (785) 364-2241 All Loves Excelling,” “Blessed joyed having a visit from their Have you won a medal for run- Fisher, Virginia Wilkinson- [email protected] Assurance” and “Great Is Thy daughter, Marilee. While there, ning?” Johnson and Pauline Yockey. & Appliances Faithfulness.” Jim and Marjean hosted each of We may have problems in the Everyone enjoyed good food 12 Mo., No Interest - MMP w/Approved Credit We can and will match the advertised prices of discount The congregation enjoyed the her brothers and their families at race of life, but God, our Father, and great fellowship. We service all Major Brands of Appliances w/over 30 years of Experience! stores model for model number on Maytag & Whirlpool. special by Keith Bell and his different evenings so each fam- is there to help us to overcome daughter, Karla Klein. They sang ily had a good visit while she those problems. Let us remem- two songs with Keith accompa- was here. On Friday night, they ber that God is always with us. nying on guitar. The first song all went out to eat together. They Linda Griffiths read the scrip- was titled “Spirit In The World” miss her now, but glad she is ture from Matthew 24:23-27, with the words written by Karla’s safely home. 36. The sermon, “Life Lessons husband, Billy, and Keith wrote Ronald and I enjoyed a good From Summer Vacation: Wait- the music. They also sang “One visit from my sister, Joy Uthoff, ing For The Fireworks” was giv- Day At A Time.” Both are beau- of Baldwin and niece from Gard- en by the Rev. Hyun-Jin Cho. tiful songs. It is always welcome ner on Friday afternoon, Aug. We can enjoy life more if we to have talent shared. 23. We also enjoyed the box of slow down in our journey. Pas- Congratulations to Keith and homemade cookies and other tor Jin and his family enjoyed Dorthea Bell, who celebrated snacks they brought. Lori Gillis watching the Fourth of July fire- their 57th anniversary on Aug. 17. came by to see them while here, works in Atlanta, Ga. There were Pastor Howard’s message also. lots of people there. They had a was titled “The Meaning Of We also enjoyed having Judy hard time finding a spot to park The Christian Life” with the text Thoman stop by for a visit on to watch the fireworks, but they taken from Philippians 3:4b-14. Saturday morning, Aug. 24. found one. They enjoyed watching all the beautiful fireworks. Sometimes we go the wrong direction in life. We need to be faithful to trust God to direct us The Jackson County in the right direction in our life journey. May we find hope, joy, Courthouse, Road & Bridge love and peace in our lives. Department and Senior The closing hymn was “Stand- ing On The Promises.” Those Citizen Meal Sites will be assisting with the service were closed Monday, Sept. 2, in Linda Griffiths, liturgist; -Mar jorie O’Konski, organist; Deb observance of Labor Day. Mannell, sound system; Megan Strobel, acolyte; Betty Domer, song leader; and Dave and Anita Link and Nick and Karen Nico- Noxious Weed, Recycling and Landfill Public Notice will be closed on Saturday, Aug. 31, SEPTEMBER SUBSCRIPTIONS (First published in The Holton Legal Description: Lot 89 such structure should not be to observe the Labor Day holiday. ARE NOW PAYABLE Recorder, Holton, Kan., on Pennsylvania Ave Section 04 condemned and ordered re- Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2019.) Township 07 Range 15E, City paired or demolished. of Holton, Jackson County, CITY OF HOLTON Kansas ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the RESOLUTION NO. Owner: Casey G. 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______HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESAY, AUG. 28, 2019, PAGE 6 Football jamborees SPORTS Wednesday set for KSU’s Barta listed on depth chart for Game 1 this Friday This coming Friday, Aug. 30 Kansas State University’s will be the first Kansas State Mason Barta (No. 36), a 236- High School Activities Associa- pound sophomore from Holton, tion (KSHSAA) football jambo- shown with this story, is listed ree, it has been reported. with Nick Lenners (No. 87), According to KSHSAA, a a 6-5, 252-pound sophomore, football jamboree consists of a as the top two fullbacks on the controlled scrimmage with three football team’s depth chart for to four Kansas high school foot- Saturday’s first game at Manhat- ball teams at the same location. tan with the Nicholls Colonels Locally, on Aug. 30, Royal of the Southland Conference. Valley will host Santa Fe Trail, Lenners is also listed as the Silver Lake and Holton at 7 that No. 2 tight end behind Blaise evening. Gammon, a 6-7, 250-pound se- Each varsity and junior varsity nior. team will be limited to 36 of- After a red-shirt season in fensive plays and 36 defensive 2017, Barta played in all 12 plays, it was reported. games last season for the Wild- No kicking or special teams cats, primarily on special teams plays will be permitted, accord- and short-yardage situations. ing to KSHSAA. Barta, son of Brooks and Dani Glass, age 11, shown above at left, and her sister, Lanie Glass, age 13, All National Federation of Tonya Barta of Holton, gradu- State High School Associations were members of the Kalamazoo Maroons 12U Girls Fastpitch Softball Team (NFHS) football rules will ap- ated from Holton High School Since then, new KSU head in 2015 and was a four-year let- that won the USSSA Southeast Division B National Championship at Murfrees- ply, except coaches will be al- coach Chris Klieman said Aug. boro, Tenn. July 16-20. The Maroons went undefeated 8-0 in the national tour- lowed on the field. terman in football for the Wild- 20 that “everyone’s who’s a cats. ney. The team entered the tourney as the No. 1 ranked Michigan team and No. The NFHS sets the rules of tight end on the team is also a 8 in the U.S. in USSSA Division B Softball. The girls are the daughter of Deb competition for most high school Adam Harter, another top fullback.’’ fullback for KSU, suffered a Glass of Three Rivers, Mich. and granddaughters of Diane Gross of Mayetta. sports in the United States, it was Kick-off for Saturday’s game reported. season-ending knee injury a few is set for 6 p.m. Submitted photo weeks ago. For the jamboree, two scrimmages on the same field will be in progress at all times. Some teams may have A, B and C Track champions crowned at Thunder Hill Speedway squad scrimmages, it was reported. Thunder Hill Speedway points. took eighth place. Dustin Rawl- The Royal Valley and Holton track champions for 2019 were *Ricky Tanner from Topeka ings from Hoyt took ninth place. football teams will each run 18 took 10th place with 130 points. Josh Boyd from Silver Lake plays against Santa Fe Trail and crowned here Saturday, Aug. th 24, following the final night of Modified Final Race Result: took 10 place. Silver Lake, it was reported. The races. Steven Bowers Jr. from Topeka Final Points in Northern Panthers and Wildcats will not Jordan Grabouski of Beatrice, took first place. Jordan Gra- Sport Modified scrimmage each other. Neb. won two classes – the bouski from Beatrice, Neb. took *Luke Stallbaumer from Te- A concession stand and some modifieds and stock car. second. Danny Holt from Tope- cumseh in the L26 car took first other school fund-raisers will be Luke Stallbaumer of Te- ka third, Brandon Conkwright place with 348 points. available. cumseh won the North Sport from Wamego fourth and John *Austin Charles from Base- “With four schools in close Modifieds class and Dalton Baker from Basehor fifth. hor took second place with 314 proximity attending, I think the Ronnebaum of Onaga won the Brad Morris from Junction points. crowd will be a good size for hobby stock class. City took sixth place. Allen Hal- *Brian Murphy from Carbon- our jamboree,’’ said RVHS head Here’s a rundown of the fea- derman from Hoyt took seventh dale took third place with 305 football coach Jake Lott. “I think ture race results for the final place. Ronnie Burkhardt from points. it will be a cool event for the night of racing and the final Topeka took eighth place. Cliff *Bryan Bowers from Tope- community.’’ points tallied by the top drivers Shepard from Ogden took ninth ka took fourth place with 299 Other area high school football in each class. place. Rich Tegethoff from Kir- points. teams will also be participating th Jordan Grabouski of Beatrice, Neb., shown above, Hobby Stock Final Race win took 10 place. *Mark Smith from Rossville in jamborees on Aug. 30. Results: Brian Stich from To- Final Points in Modified took fifth place with 287 points. was named the Thunder Hill Speedway 2019 track *The Jackson Heights Cobras peka took first place. Tanner *Jordan Grabouski from Bea- *Seth Beard from Wichi- champion in two classes - the modifieds and stock will participate in the jamboree Clough from Wallace, Neb. trice, Neb. in the No. 30 car took ta took sixth place with 279 car. Thunder Hill Speedway photo at Jeff West at 7 p.m. on Aug. took second. Chris Lierz from first place with 357 points. points. 30, along with Topeka West and Baileyville third, Tyler Hinrichs *Kyle Olberding from Sen- *Kc Mullin from Manhattan Pleasant Ridge. from Americus fourth and Dal- eca took second place with 327 took seventh place with 257 *The Wetmore Cardinals will ton Ronnebaum from Onaga points. points. participate in the football jam- fifth. *Brandon Conkwright from *Travis Burger from Manhat- boree on Aug. 30 that is being Mallory Stiffler from Hoyt Wamego took third place with tan took eighth place with 249 hosted by Highland Commu- took sixth place. Larry Hunter 293 points. points. nity College. Highland will host from Meriden took seventh *Allen Halderman from Hoyt *Eric Spreer from Perry took Troy, Riverside and Rossville place. Christopher Feuerborn took fourth place with 289 ninth place with 234 points. for 11-man football scrimmages points. *Tim Stallbaumer from To- and Doniphan West, Valley Falls from Ozawkie took eighth th place. Colby Burger from Hoyt *Steven Bowers Jr. from To- peka took 10 place with 204 and Wetmore for 8-man football took ninth place. Clinton Burger peka took fifth place with 250 points. scrimmages. The scrimmages from Hoyt took 10th place. points. Stock Car Final Race Re- start at 6:30 p.m. Final Points in Hobby *John Baker from Base- sults: Jordan Grabouski from *Atchison County Commu- Stock hor took sixth place with 248 Beatrice, Neb. took first place. nity High School’s football team *Dalton Ronnebaum in the points. Darin Nelson from Onaga took will participate in the jamboree 7NR car from Onaga took first *Scott Brown from Meriden second. Kyle Clough from hosted by Benedictine College place with 328 points. took seventh place with 204 Wallace, Neb. third, Brian La- at Atchison on Aug. 30 starting *Koby Rigsby from Topeka points. bonte from Lawrence fourth Dalton Ronnebaum of Onaga, shown above, was at 5:30 p.m. Atchison High’s took second place with 322 *Danny Holt from Topeka and Colton Miller from Topeka named the Thunder Hill Speedway 2019 track cham- football team and Maur Hill’s points. took eighth place with 196 fifth. pion in the hobby stock class. football team will also be par- points. Matt Haid from Ozawkie took ticipating. *Mallory Stiffler from Hoyt Thunder Hill Speedway photo took third place with 306 *Cliff Shepard from Og- sixth place. Greg Deters from points. den took ninth place with 186 Centralia took seventh place. points. *Larry Hunter from Mer- points. Tracy Schaefer from Topeka *Tracy Schaefer from Topeka For more local sports, iden took fourth place with 287 *Richard Spriggs from Sa- took eighth place. Daniel King took fifth place with 275 points. turn to Page 15 of this issue! points. vannah, Mo. took ninth place from Topeka took ninth place. with 186 points. Steve Herrick from Topeka took *Chris Cates from Mer- *Christopher Feuerborn from th iden took sixth place with 261 Ozawkie took fifth place with Northern Sport Modified 10 place. Final Points in Stock Car points. 270 points. Final Race Results: Tim Stall- *Greg Deters from Centralia *Tyler Hinrichs from Ameri- baumer from Topeka took first *Jordan Grabouski from Bea- 2019 Wetmore High School Volleyball place. Luke Stallbaumer from trice, Neb. in the No. 30 car took took seventh place with 252 cus took sixth place with 266 points. Date Opponent Location Time points. Tecumseh took second. Brian first place with 357 points. Murphy from Carbondale third, *Bryan Rigsby from Topeka *James Clem from Huron Sept. 3 Hanover/Linn Blue Valley TBA *Brian Stich from Topeka took eighth place with 240 took seventh place with 252 Zach Nitsch from Delia fourth took second place with 309 points. Sept. 10 Clifton Clyde/D. West Wetmore TBA points. and Tim Echevarria from Junc- points. *Devin Stock from Tope- Sept. 14 Frankfort Frankfort 9 a.m. *Nicholas Ronnebaum from tion City fifth. *Matt Haid from Ozawkie Bryan Bowers from Topeka took third place with 302 ka took ninth place with 213 Sept. 17 Axtell/Troy Troy TBA Onaga took eighth place with points. Sept. 24 Wash. Co./Valley Hts. Valley Heights TBA 159 points. took sixth place. Eric Spreer points. *Justin Merriman from Onaga from Perry took seventh place. *Larry Bouton Jr. from To- th Sept. 28 Axtell Axtell 9 a.m. *Chris Lierz from Baileyville took 10 place with 205 points. took ninth place with 143 Trevor Mohn from Denison peka took fourth place with 285 Oct. 1 Axtell/Blue Valley Wetmore TBA Oct. 5 Onaga Onaga 8 a.m. Oct. 8 D. West/Valley Hts. Doniphan West TBA All the Cards on deck from last year’s 12-24 team Oct. 12 OTL Onaga TBA first game at regionals last Bloom and Reagan Oster- ley League last season as a Oct. 15 Onaga/Cent./Frank. Onaga TBA The Wetmore High School Oct. 19 TVL Tourn. Onaga TBA girls volleyball team has all season and then lost to Cen- haus; and sophomores Ken- sophomore. nine of its tralia, the eventual Class 1A zie Strathman, Taylor Fill- Coach Osterhaus said the Oct. 26 Sub-State TBA letterwinners State Champion team. more and Campbell Brown. key to the team’s success this Nov. 1 State TBA back from Lady Cardinal head coach Additional players on the season will be perservering This schedule brought to you by: last year’s Cindy Osterhaus is now in team this season are: junior when the team is struggling her fourth year as the team’s Abby Shumaker; sopho- and good teamwork. 314 2nd St., Wetmore team that 785-866-2920 went 6-8 in head coach and assistant mores MaKayla Mock, Ra- “We didn’t lose any play- the Twin Val- coach Connie Hutfles is back chel Vandiver and Haley ers last year and we have the ley League with the team also. Murrow; and freshmen Faith talent to do well,’’ the coach (eighth place Returning letterwinners Bloom, Kaitlyn Claycamp said. out of 13 are: seniors Madison Boeck- and Ashanti Mon gomery. On Sept. 3, the Lady Cards tems) and 12- man, Savannah Stallbaumer, Reagan Osterhaus was a will compete at Blue Val- 24 overall. Lane Strathman and Ash- first team All-League vol- ley along with Hanover and 2019 Wetmore High School Cross Country The Lady Cards won their ley Flowers; juniors Alyssa leyball pick in the Twin Val- Linn. Date Location Time Sept. 5 Je West 5 p.m. WHS cross country team returns four letterwinners Sept. 12 Holton 4 p.m. Sept. 19 Onaga 4 p.m. The Wetmore High School the team. at the regional meet last sea- cross country team last year Sept. 26 Nemaha Central 4 p.m. cross country team had six Coach Stiers said the key son as a freshman and sopho- and she holds that distinction Oct. 5 Centralia 10 a.m. boys and one to success for the boys team more Colby Hanzlicek placed again this season as a return- Oct. 10 Sabetha 4 p.m. will be for the varsity runners 75th at the regional meet last ing letterwinner. girl on the st Oct. 17 Onaga TBA team last sea- to be able to run close togeth- year as a freshman. Both are Bottom placed 51 out of er as a team. returning letterwinners. 65 runners at the Class 1A Oct. 26 Regionals 4 p.m. son, and the Nov. 2 State Meet 2 p.m. Cards will Junior Austin Smith, a Three other boys are out girls regional at Washington two-year letterwinner, placed for the Cardinal cross coun- County last season. This schedule brought to you by: have the same th this season, it 25 at the Class 1A regional try team. They are: senior The first cross country has been re- cross country meet at Wash- Michael Hemenway; sopho- meet for the Cardinals is set Tri-County Ag Supply ported. ington County last season as more Rasmus Nielson; and for Sept. 5 at the Jeff West Cardinal cross country a sophomore. freshman Kurt Shumaker. Invitational held at the Shaw- 2nd & Iowa, Wetmore • 785-866-5446 Sophomore Eric Bloom Junior Clairissa Bottom nee North C.C. facility. head coach Seth Stiers is now th in his seventh season leading placed 36 out of 86 runners was the only girl on the WHS THE HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 28, 2019, PAGE 7 NOTICE: This is Week 2’s Football Pick’em games. Entries for Week 2 are due by 5 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 6. There will be no Monday edition, Sept. 2, due to the Labor Day holiday! TheThe HoltonHolton Recorder’sRecorder’s FootballFootball Pick’EmPick’Em Contest!Contest! The Whole Family Can Enter! Prairie Band Pick up extra forms Propane at The Holton Recorder: 13487 162nd Rd., 109 W. 4th St., Holton Mayetta 785-966-2721 Entries must be delivered to The Holton Recorder by 5 p.m. Friday. Mailed weekly entries must be TIEBREAKER: Grand View at Baker 1. Holton at Jeff West 2. 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By Betty Bernritter In a gentle shower, Betty Bernritter rang the bell on Aug. 25 at Buck’s Grove United Methodist Church. John Hefty welcomed everyone and as Sandy Hefty played “Church In The Wildwood,” Mary Ringel lighted the altar candles. After announcements, John led the congregation in the call to worship, opening prayer and psalter, Psalm 71:1-6. He read scripture, Jeremiah 1:4-10 and Hebrews 12:18-29. Sandy played hymns “Lord Of The Dance” and “Sweet Hour Of Prayer.” For a special, Mary played a CD called “How Great Is Our God” by Rusty Rierson. John read the gospel scripture, Luke 13:10-17, and then began his message. In the beginning, the whole earth had one language. Then the people started to build a city and a tower that extended to the heavens. The Lord did not condone the building of this tower, so He sent angels down to confuse their Public Notice language and scatter the people Public Notice abroad. Therefore, the Tower of Babel ceased to be built. (Published in The Holton Recorder, Holton, Kan., on Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2019.) After the scattering of all peo- Representing the Royal Valley Singers and Dancers in ple, God asked Abram and his a native dance display at this past weekend’s Pride of USD 337 PUBLIC NOTICE OF VOTE wife, Sarai, to depart from Ha- Hoyt Days festival was, in the photo above, Nahconbe ran to the land of Canaan. The Wahwassuck. In the upper right photo, six-year-old Sebe 2019-20 PROPERTY TAX RATES Lord changed Abram’s name to Higine-Rodriguez (left) was joined by one-and-a-half- Abraham because he was to be year-old Chakothakwe Thomas in a dance. 2-YEAR PROPERTY TAX REVIEW the father of many nations. He Photos by Brian Sanders changed Sarai’s name to Sarah (Excluding General Fund, Bond and Interest, No-Fund Warrants, and Temporary Note) and she was to bear a child who was to be called Isaac. This made Abraham have Circleville Christian Church two sons. The other was from his wife’s maid servant. They called this son Ishmael, who By Jeannie Arnold are important, but the last one is was 13 at the time of Isaac’s Renae Askren and Cory especially important – “Blessed birth. The Lord made an ever- Jager served as greeters at the are those who are persecuted be- lasting covenant with Abraham door for the cowboy/traditional cause of righteousness, for theirs as to how the land was to be di- service at Circleville Christian is the kingdom of heaven.” vided between the two sons. Church on Aug. 25. Brody Bliss Righteousness and persecu- The Lord promises there will gave the welcome and opening tion go hand in hand. Persecu- be a day where we all come to- prayer. tion of God’s people is a biblical gether and receive our inheri- Music for the service was concept. The world and Chris- NOTE: Publication in the official county newspaper is required if Line 8 is over 2.5 tance in heaven. provided by the praise team of tian values are not compatible. percent increase over the prior year. Don Boling and Wayne Ri- Johnny Lynch, David Allen, Discipleship requires complete eschick were offertory ushers Sandra Hurt, Shelly Will, Gar- devotion to Christ. We should Required by KSA 79-2925b. rett Will, Paul and Sue Davault rejoice when we are persecuted and after the doxology, the final BOARD OF EDUCATION VOTE hymn, “Come Oh Lord,” was and Kay Hallauer. David Allen because persecution often leads sung. Mary carried out the light gave the prayer for concerns to pushing Christianity out- of Christ. and praises. ward. When we follow Christ, There was no Bible study on Ron Parrett used text from we should follow Christ com- Sunday. Rise and go where God Hebrews 10:11-12 as he gave pletely. directs. Your caring may be the the communion meditation. At the close of the message, answer to someone’s prayer. Communion servers were Don- the praise team led the congre- L70t1 Blessed are those who believe ald Askren, Mike Cochren, Matt gation in singing “I Believe In A without seeing. Blessed are McCauley and John Ray. Hill Called Mt. Calvary” as ev- those who trust without proof. The prayer for the offering eryone prepared to witness the was given by Paul Davault. Kay baptism of Jess Askren. Jess, Hallauer provided the lovely who lives in Chicago, is the Get the word out piano music by playing “Give son of Don and Tammy Askren Thanks” as communion was and we congratulate him on his about activities! served and “His Eye Is On The decision to submit to the Lord. Let us help you get the word Sparrow” as the offering was The service closed by singing out about club, church and fam- received. “I’ll Fly Away.” ily activities –– visit The Re- Brody Bliss used text from corder office at 109 W. Fourth Matthew 5:10-12 as he gave St. in Holton; mail to The Holton the morning sermon on “Dis- SEPTEMBER Recorder, P.O. Box 311, Holton, cipleship 101: The Christian SUBSCRIPTIONS KS 66436; or e-mail holtonre- Character.” His message told [email protected] how all eight of the beatitudes ARE NOW PAYABLE HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 28, 2019, PAGE 10 Crops and Soils Germination testing for cereal crops By David G. Hallauer the corner, some homeowners Meadowlark Extension may have cool season turf re- District Agent, Crops and seeding on their mind. With so Soils/Horticulture many fescue varieties available, Any discussion about ce- which one should you use? real crop seeding rates should It depends first on whether include at least some consid- you are reseeding or over seed- eration of ing. If you are over seeding, germination try and get the same variety levels. Leav- or blend you planted last time. ing it as an If you don’t, you can end up unknown can with different textures, colors wreak havoc or growth rates that can cause for the seeded consistency issues in the stand. crop. If seeding only a section of the For wheat lawn that you want to match the growers, ger- rest of the lawn, stay with what mination test- was used before. ing could be- If you want to completely come very im- reseed an area or don’t care portant this year due to the head how it matches, your options scab (Fusarium head blight) is- are numerous. Our standby Members of Mayetta’s Bernie Deghand Post 423 American Legion rode along the Pride of Hoyt Days parade route sues we experienced. Because cultivar has been K-31 – with and tossed candy to kids of all ages as they passed by. The recently-formed Legion post was named for Master Ser- of its effect on seed quality, the good reason. It’s hardy. It holds geant Bernard Lee Deghand of the U.S. Army, a Mayetta man who was killed while on active duty in Afghanistan in 2006. Photo by Brian Sanders disease is known to cause ger- green color well. Traffic doesn’t mination issues. For that reason, seem to bother it much. It’s well a germination test for wheat adapted to our climate. Unfortu- seed is highly recommended, nately, it also grows quickly and Mayetta Christian Church with results best interpreted by can become coarse. a professional. If you want to take a look at a Those seeding cover crops little higher quality of turf, con- By Joyce Cochren tional reading and the opening want, we need to look at what he does not throw it away, but may want to consider germina- sider the ratings taken from the Sunday school classes at hymn was “I Need Thee Every we do have and thank God for makes it over again. tion testing as well. It’s the only National Turfgrass Evaluation Mayetta Christian Church Hour.” Ginny Woods, Lauri those blessings! We are all made from the way to know if you are getting Trial. They help rank varieties started a new video message se- Harris and Bob and Alma Morse After a sharing of praises, Pas- same clay. Our potter has nail- close to a desired viable seed- based on color, greenup, quality ries from New Spring Church, served as song leaders. tor Coleman offered the invoca- scarred hands. Circumstances in ing rate and can help eliminate and texture. The highest rated “Clash Of Dynasties,” on Aug. A discussion on dog treats, tion. Songs of praise and wor- our lives are the potter’s wheel a potential cause of emergence ones from 2012-2017 include 25. It will run through Nov. 24. usually given for obedience, ship were “Revive Us Again” God uses to shape us, sometimes issues should they arise. Rebounder, Michelangelo, If you have questions about opened the children’s sermon. and “Peace In The Valley.” gently, but sometimes with firm- For an official seed germi- Traverse 2, Black Tail, Reflec- the “last days,” these messages Sometimes we think if we are Jeremiah chapter 18 was the ness. Though we have flaws, nation test ($17), send a two- tion, GTO, Thor, Paramount, give a better understanding of “good” and obedient, God will scripture text for the sermon, when we surrender to the pot- pound sample to the Kansas Temple, Valkyrie LS, Avenger biblical prophecy. The congre- make sure we have good “treats” “Marred: So He Made it Again.” ter’s touch, we can be formed Crop Improvement Association II, Technique, 4th Millennium gation is excited about this se- as we go through life. The potter has a design in mind into the vessel God can use for located at 2000 Kimball Ave., SRP, Rockwell, Titanium 2LS, ries. Job said, “The Lord gives and when he sits down to the potter’s the purpose He intended. Are Manhattan, KS 66502. A sam- Rowdy, Regenerate, Leonardo, Bob Morse gave the call to the Lord takes away. Blessed be wheel. He puts pressure on and you surrendered to the potter’s ple submittal form can be print- Falcon V, Firebird 2, Terrano, worship and announcements. the name of the Lord.” shapes the vessel as seems best touch? ed from the KCIA website at Maestro, Grande 3, Bloodhound John 14:1-6 was the congrega- If things do not go the way we to him. If his creation has flaws, After scripture reading www.kscrop.org/seed-lab.html. and Hot Rod. and prayer, Seth Stiers, Larry Results are usually available in They may not end up being McLaren, Tim Dillner and Hal 10 days to two weeks, so plan what you want to plant – large Mayetta Methodist Church Cochren passed communion. ahead for sample submission. open areas still do well planted The offering was taken up by Home testing is an option as to K-31. If you are wanting to Elsie Harris, Kero Zimmerman well, using a simple method in- give something new a try, any of By Shirley Stauffer cial was “Family Of God” sung joined together for the noon and Callie Coleman. volving paper towels, a rubber these would be good options. Church services at Mayetta by the congregation. meal in Topeka. The hymn of invitation was band and a plastic bag. If done Methodist Church on the 11th Karen Burns read the living The Millers enjoyed the Pride “My Savior, My God.” Pastor correctly, you can have results Sunday after Pentecost, Aug. word of God and Randy Rickel of Hoyt Days parade on Satur- Coleman gave a closing prayer in 10 to 15 days. 25, began with scripture read- was the usher for collections. day. Caliber rode on the seventh followed by the closing song, If you are selling seed, make Thanks for reading ing and a prayer given by Pastor “The Meaning Of Christian Life” and eighth grade football float. “Soul On Fire.” sure you are doing so accord- Howard Sudduth. Bud Stauffer was the title of Pastor Howard’s Bud and Shirley Stauffer at- A lunch was shared by those ing to the Kansas Seed Law. was the acolyte and Randy message. Services closed with tended their granddaughters’ going on the monthly missions You can find it online at www. The Holton Rickel rang the bell. The call the circle of friendship. soccer game in Topeka on Sat- outreach. Frozen treats were kscrop.org/seed-law.html. to worship came from Psalms Birthdays on Sunday were urday. Aidan and Brenna Mc- gifted to a number of homes in Tall Fescues For Turf 84:1-2. Rodney Rickel and Allan Just. Donald-Stauffer play on a team our community. With September just around Recorder! Hymns sung were “Love Karen Burns enjoyed a birth- co-coached by their dad, Jeff Divine, All Loves Excelling,” day gathering for her son-in- Stauffer. “Blessed Assurance” and “Great law, Allan Just, on Sunday, Aug. Church conference will be Is Thy Faithfulness.” The spe- 25, which was his special day. held on Nov. 1 at First UMC in We will be closed Monday, Sept. 2, in observance of Labor Day. A number of family members Holton. Time to be announced. Send baby news Let The Recorder help you Royal Valley Senior of the Month spread the news about the latest addition to your family! Send us Emma Poort has been named the Senior of the details about your baby’s name, Month for August at Royal Valley High School. birth date and place, weight and Emma is an active member in FCCLA, KAY, height, and names of parents, NHS, FCA and Drumline. She is the president of siblings and grandparents. A FCCLA, vice-president in KAY and secretary in photo will be published for a fee. NHS. 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CARS: 2017 Buick Regal • 1999 Lincoln Town Car CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT: Komatsu D57S track loader • New Holland EC 215 excavator • John Deere 570A grader • John Deere 410E Turbo 4X4 backhoe • Lee-Boy asphalt paver elite • Ingersoll-Rand DD-24 rolling packer • Essick asphalt finish roller • Bobcat asphalt grinder w/14” drum • KM 4000 asphalt hot box reclaimer • KM asphalt hot box reclaimer • Sheep foot 4-ft pull type • Backhoe buckets • Bobcat LA Bounty MB5560 breaker • Bobcat breaker • 1-ton Wrecking Ball • Lincoln Ranger 8 portable welder • Walk behind packer TRACTORS, LAWN & GARDEN: New Holland TC 55DA tractor • Ford 2910 D 3pt roll guard • JD 5ft 3pt brush cutter • 6ft rear blade • Woods 6ft rotary mower • Grasshopper 223 Mid Mower • Case 222 lawn tractor • 2-push mowers • Troy built tiller • Old wheel horse lawn tractor TRUCKS & TRAILERS: 1995 Ford F350 XL • 1995 Ford F Series truck • Red 987 Marmon dump truck • 1955 Chevrolet 3600 1.5-ton truck • 1978 Chevrolet LUV 4X4 Pickup • 2000 Corn Pro 5th Wheel Trailer • Another dump truck TOOLS: Log chain • Bench top drill press • Large pipe wrench • Car pumps • Pancake air compressor • Pressure washer • Lots of truck parts • Battery charger • RR jacks • Air bubble • Stihl MS 170 chainsaw • Poulan P3416 chainsaw • Electric air compressor • Circular saw • Hand tools • Tool boxes • Lots of sockets, open-end wrenches • Floor jack • Bolt bins • Chain picker engine hoist • Propane heater and tanks • Large shop fans • Transmission jack • Large vice • Bench grinder • Torch sets • Dewalt chop saws • Gas powered generator • Extension ladder • Much more not listed! HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Wooden chairs • Microwave • Single wooden bed • Entry table, very nice • China hutch, very nice • Large table and chairs, nice • Large TV and entertainment center • Wing back chair • Wooden glider rocker • Electric organ • Grandfather clock • 3-Queen sized bedroom set • Washer and dryer set • Divan and chair • Round drop leaf table • Wooden table and 4 chairs • Bookcase • Vacuum sweeper • Lots of figurines • Electric fans • Electric lamps • Christmas decor • File cabinet • Wall pictures • Hot plate • Pots and pans • Bowls and dishes • Much more not listed! ANTIQUES: Fancy end table • Nice desk • Old cast iron heat stove • Old T tube type radio • Mantle clock • Silverware set • Hall tree • Lawyer’s bookcase, 5 stacks • Bird cage • Much more not listed! GUNS: Savage 270 Bolt action with scope • Marlin model 60W – 22LR • Marlin 336 – 30/30 • Remington 788 – 308 bolt action • Browning 12 gauge • Remington 1100 – 20 gauge • Wincheseter 1400 – 20 gauge • Ruger 38 LCR • Colt 22 Auto, old and rough • US Revolver, old and rough • 177 Pellet gun • 4 other BB guns MISCELLANEOUS: 16-ft Van box storage unit (to be moved) • Windmill tower to be moved Auctioneer’s Note: The late Mr. Tull has been in the construction and asphalt business for many years. Lots of good, usable equipment, trucks, and automobiles will be offered at this auction. Come expecting to find many items not listed. We will be running two rings most of the day, starting with household in ring one and misc. tools in ring two. All items will sell to the highest bidder. Concessions by Black Belt BBQ Terms: Cash or approved check. ID required to register. Bidding will be by number. Statemends made sale day take precedence over printed material. Not responsible for accidents or theft. All items sold as is, where is, with no warranties implied. For complete listing and pictures, visit www.thenewsleaf.com/hoffman.htm HOFFMAN AUCTION SERVICE Call Jeff Hoffman with questions at (913) 370-0747 n Crime Index... HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 28, 2019, PAGE 11 Continued from Page 1 Mayetta’s police department, there was a slight uptick, followed slight increase in 2016 and 2017, thefts, 26 burglaries and 15 motor which served a population of 350 by an even larger increase in 2015. total property crimes declined 2 vehicle thefts. in 2018, reported only one index 2016 saw a modest decline, but the percent from 2017 to 2018, most Holton saw its property crime crime — a theft — during the 2017 totals increased 7.9 percent. of which involved larceny thefts. total rising from 48 in 2017, or year, which averaged out to 2.9 The upward trend continued in Reports of that particular type 14.6 per 1,000 residents, to 83 in index crimes per 1,000 people. 2018 with a 10.9-percent increase. of theft in 2018 were 1.4 percent 2018, or 25.5 per 1,000 residents. The department did not contribute Robberies saw an 8.5-percent below the 10-year average The city’s total for 2018 included to the 2017 report. decline from 2017 to 2018, with and, as a sign of theft offense 70 petty thefts, 11 burglaries and Concerning violent crimes in the total at 0.8 percent above the reports generally declining since two motor vehicle thefts. Kansas — including murders, 10-year average. Also, aggravated 2008 with occasional moderate Potawatomi tribal police rapes, robberies and aggravated assaults and batteries reported increases, a 1.4-percent decrease reported 26 property crimes in assault-and-battery cases — the were 19.2 percent above the 10- was noted in 2018. 2018, or 18.8 per 1,000 residents, 2018 report noted such crime year average and up 7.8 percent Motor vehicle thefts, on the up from 12 property crimes in reports were 16.5 percent above from 2017 to 2018, the report other hand, were 20.6 percent 2017, or 8.7 per 1,000 residents. the 10-year average. The year’s stated. above the 10-year average in 2018. The 2018 total included 23 thefts violent crime index was 4.2 Throughout Jackson County, the The report noted that a 10-year and three burglaries. offenses per 1,000 people, a trend in overall violent crimes was downward trend came to an end in Arson reports were 13.8 percent 5.3-percent increase over 2017. up from 2.4 per 1,000 residents 2016, with additional increases by below the 10-year average in Across Kansas, murders were 15 in 2017, or 29 in all, to 3.7 per 9 percent in 2017 and 1.5 percent 2018, when the number of arsons percent above the 10-year average, 1,000 in 2018, or 51 in all. Of in 2018. increased by 4.2 percent over although 2018 saw a 17-percent that number, 42 were aggravated Some criminologists believe those reported in 2017. Jackson decline in murders compared with assault and battery cases, eight motor vehicle theft is replacing County officers investigated three the previous year, which saw the involved rape, one report involved burglary as the main crime of arson reports in 2018, one more largest number of murders in the murder and no robberies were opportunity, due to a higher than in 2017. Arson figures are not 10-year period, although 21.1 reported. monetary return and lower calculated into violent or property percent of these incidents involved Jackson County noted 34 of probability of getting caught or indices, and are meant to stand on Murphys to celebrate anniversary multiple murders. The percentage the total violent crimes reported injured during the commission of their own, the report said. of murder incidents involving in 2018, or 3.8 per 1,000 people, the crime, the report stated. The 2018 statistical crime Steve and Sylvia Murphy of husband, Steve, and Deb Reyn- multiple victims dropped to 14.4 up from 21 violent crimes, or 2.4 Burglaries were 22 percent report was compiled by KBI Alta Vista will celebrate their olds and her husband, Kevin, percent in 2018. per 1,000 people, in 2017. The below the 10-year average for based on data submitted by 53rd wedding anniversary on and a grandson, Calvin. The Finding a common circumstance county’s total for 2018 included 27 the 2018 report, which showed local and state law enforcement Sept. 3 with a camping trip to couple will celebrate their an- surrounding these murders is assault and battery cases, six rapes a 7-percent decline from 2017 to agencies prior to May 1 of this Colorado. Both are Colorado niversary with them upon their difficult, as 21.2 percent of the and one murder. 2018, and totals were the lowest year. The data represents the most Grade School and Holton High return. reports indicated “unknown In 2018, Holton reported a total in more than 15 years. According accurate information available, School graduates. They are enjoying their re- circumstance.” Also, 26.7 percent of 12 violent crimes, including 10 to criminologists, burglaries are reflecting crime as reported by law They have been blessed with tirement years at their country of the murders list an unknown aggravated assaults and two rapes, on the decline for many reasons, enforcement agencies through the two daughters and their fami- home at 38292 Highway K4, suspect. for an average of 3.7 per 1,000 one of which is that the decline Kansas Incident Based Reporting Alta Vista, KS 66834-9171. Domestic violence murders residents. The 2017 total was six, in resale value of typical stolen System (KIBRS). lies, Barb McClintock and her have averaged between 25 to 30 or 1.8 per 1,000 residents. merchandise, such as electronics, This system enables crime percent in recent years. In 2018, Potawatomi tribal police does not make it profitable. information from standard offense such murders were 25.3 percent reported five violent crimes — Total property crimes in Jackson and arrest reports to be reported by COUPON of the total. Arguments, as a all aggravated assault and battery County were 243 in 2018, or 16.5 the responsible law enforcement circumstance, accounted for 30.8 cases — during 2018, for an per 1,000 residents, up from 151 agencies. This report does not percent of murders; drug deals average of 3.6 per 1,000 residents. crimes in 2017, or 11.2 per 1,000 represent all criminal incidents $ $ totaled 6.9 percent; and gang The tribal police total for the residents. Of the total, 186 were committed throughout the State activity/drive-by incidents made previous year was two violent pet ty thefts, 40 were burglaries of Kansas, as it is dependent on up 6.9 percent of the total murders crimes, or 1.4 per 1,000 residents. and 17 were motor vehicle thefts. victims reporting crimes to law in 2018. Total property crimes in Kansas, The sheriff’s office reported enforcement agencies and on Present Lunch Reported rapes were 20.3 including burglaries and thefts, a total of 133 property crimes in those agencies submitting incident This or percent above the 10-year average, have been declining considerably 2018, or 14.8 per 1,000 residents, reports to the KBI. Coupon! 10% OFF Dinner! according to the report, which since 2007 and, in 2018, were 3.5 compared with 91 such crimes The full report may be found North Topeka Restaurant with Family Focus! noted that such reports began a percent below the 10-year average, in 2017, or 10.3 per 1,000. This online at www.kansas.gov/kbi/ 4731 N.W. Hunters Ridge Circle, Topeka steady decline in 2008. In 2014, accord ing to the report. After a year’s report included 92 petty stats/ stats_crime2018.shtml 785-730-3414 n RV B.O.E... $ 11 a.m. to midnight Sun. through Tues. • 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Wed. through Sat.$ Continued from Page 1 For 2017, the RV district’s ef- Association of School Boards fall teacher for Clark’s classroom for approved coaching contracts fective average was 46.6 percent, round table meetings scheduled two days. for Hunter Howerton, assistant which is the graduation rate mul- for Sept. 24 in Hiawatha, Sept. 25 * Approved an audit contract high school wrestling coach, Buy it, sell it, find it fast tiplied by the success rate. The in Topeka and Sept. 26 in Olathe. with Karlin and Long LLC of Dawson DeShazo, assistant high state average is 39 percent. * Heard a report on the National Lawrence at a cost of $5,300 to school football coach, and Gerald “We’re seeing growth and that FCCLA Conference held this complete the 2019-20 school Cadue, assistant middle school in the classifieds. is positive,” Davis said, noting past summer in Anaheim, Calif. year fiscal audit. This is the same boys basketball coach. that data on students in the mili- from RVHS students Josslyn amount as last year. * Adjourned the meeting at 8:15 tary isn’t included in the report Coulter, Alyssa Carlisle and * Approved a budget resolu- All board members were present. (785) 364-3141 since those records are confiden- Janine Gustafson. tion. State law requires that any tial. The board also approved a trip school district that increases the In other business, the board: request to allow FCCLA mem- amount of tax dollars levied by * Approved consent items, bers to attend the National Fall more than 2.5 percent to adopt Public Notice which included accepting the ear- Conference in Dallas, Texas on another board resolution and ly retirement notice from Dandy Nov. 15-17. The trip will be fully publish that notice in the official (First published in The Holton seconds East, 13.25 feet; Section, the East line having Thiessen, a fourth-grade teacher, funded by the club, it was report- newspaper. The district’s pub- Recorder, Holton, Kan., on thence South 01 degrees 10 an assumed bearing of North at the end of the 2019-20 school ed. lic notice can be found on page Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2019.) minutes 26 seconds East, 01 degree 10 minutes West; year. * Approved a trip request from 9 of this edition of The Holton 355.00 feet; thence North 88 First Course, thence South * Was introduced to new staff Kim Clark, RVHS FFA spon- Recorder. IN THE SECOND degrees 52 minutes 20 sec- 88 degrees 42 minutes West members Alyssa Prentice (pre- sor, to allow her and several stu- * Approved a lease purchase JUDICIAL DISTRICT onds East, 30.43 feet; thence 577.9 feet along the North school paraprofessional), Lindsey dents to attend the National FFA interest payment of $29,524.39 to DISTRICT COURT OF North 00 degrees 31 minutes line of said Quarter Sec- Jones (kindergarten paraprofes- Convention in Indianapolis, Ind. Security Bank of Kansas City. JACKSON COUNTY, KAN- 34 seconds East, 592.89 feet tion; Second Course, thence sional), Joshua Jackson (RVHS on Oct. 30-Nov. 2. The outstanding principal bal- SAS to the place of beginning ex- South 01 degree 18 minutes history teacher), Shelly Bausch The RV FFA chapter is being ance of the district’s lease pur- PROBATE DIVISION clusive of existing highway, East, 25.0 feet; Third Course, (RVMS media center manager), honored as a three-star chapter chase is $1,610,000 and is ex- Jackson County, Kansas; thence South 64 degrees 44 Kate Scarbrough (RVMS lan- and will be recognized on stage at pected to be paid in full in April In the Matter of the and The South Half of the minutes East, 145.34 feet; guage arts teacher) and Heidi a general session. 2023. Estate of Northwest Quarter (NW/4) Fourth course, thence South Hawkinson-Penny (RVMS his- The board approved Clark’s * Met in executive session for EFFIE CAROLYN DEAN of Section 21, Township 7 77 degrees 52 minutes East, tory teacher), expenses for the trip, which were five minutes to discuss non-elect- HELLER, Deceased South, Range 15 East, Jack- 113.8 feet; Fifth Course, * Discussed board mem- estimated at $900. This includes ed personnel with Davis. son County, Kansas; and the thence South 01 degree 37 ber attendance at the Kansas the cost of hiring a substitute Back in open session, the board Case No. 2019-PR-__ East Half of the North Half minutes East, 520.00 feet; of the Northwest Quarter Sixth Course, thence South n Proceeding Pursuant to of Section 21, Township 7 05 degrees 23 minutes East, Blue-Green Algae... K.S.A. Chapter 59 South, Range 15 East, Jack- 452.8 feet; Seventh Course, Continued from Page 1 son County, Kansas, LESS, thence North 88 degrees 49 NOTICE OF HEARING a tract of land beginning at minutes East, 221.8 feet; mostly at the south end of the Elkhorn Lake, which is stocked the blue-green algae after the a point 936.03 feet West of Eighth Course, thence South lake. by KDWPT’s Community storm was over,” he said. “That’s THE STATE OF KANSAS, the Northeast corner of the 01 degree 11 minutes West, “There is a good possibility Fisheries Assistance Program. not to say that it took care of the TO ALL PERSONS CON- Northwest Quarter of Sec- 236.0 feet, Ninth Course, that we do have it,” McKee said. However, KDHE officials whole problem, but it’s possible CERNED: tion 21, Township 7 South, thence South 04 degrees “We like to be safe instead of strongly urge fishers clean their the heavy rain might have shoved Range 15 East, thence West 51 minutes East, 163.2 feet; sorry, so we’ve put up little signs catches well with potable water some of it out the spillway .” You are hereby notified 220 feet, thence South 175 Tenth Course, thence South to let people know not to let their and eat only the fillet portion of Concerns have been voiced to that a Petition has been filed feet; thence East 220 feet, 05 degrees 05 minutes East, pets drink from the lake.” the fish. city officials about the possibility in the District Court of Jack- thence North 175 feet to the 194.4 feet; Eleventh Course, The lake’s pump station, McKee said the city has no of blue-green algae at Prairie son County, Kansas by Su- point of beginning, contain- thence South 88 degrees 49 which allows farmers and plan of action for remediating Lake, the other lake owned by the san Gayle Dunn, an heir of ing 0.88 acres more or less, minutes West, 253.4 feet; ranchers to draw water from the algae situation. city of Holton. However, McKee Effie Carolyn Dean Heller, all in Jackson County, Kan- Twelfth Course, South 04 de- the lake for their livestock, has “We just monitor it, and reported that Prairie Lake has Deceased, praying that the sas. AND LESS A TRACT grees 58 minutes East, 807.6 also been shut down, McKee eventual ly, it dies out on its been checked and “it seems to be Court issue a Determination described as Beginning at feet; Thirteenth Course, said. own,” he said. fine.” Neither Prairie Lake nor of Descent concerning the a point 899.03 feet West of thence South 88 degrees “As soon as the threat is gone, There is a possibility that the Banner Creek Reservoir appear Decedent’s interest in and to the Northeast corner of the 56 minutes East to a point we’ll turn it back on,” he added. torrential rain that fell on the on KDHE’s most recent list of the following described real Northwest Quarter of Sec- on the East line 165.0 feet It has been noted during Holton area Monday morning state lakes on algae watches or estate, to wit: A tract of land tion 21, Township 7 South, North of the South east cor- previous watches that the may have helped remove some warnings. containing approximately Range 15 East, thence West ner of said Quarter Section; city-owned, four-acre lake is of the algae from the lake, KDHE updates its list of state 91.28 +/- acres located in 257 feet; thence South 175 Fourteenth Course, thence surrounded by hills, and that McKee noted. lakes that have been placed on the North Half of the North- feet; thence East 257 feet; North 01 degree 10 minutes combined with warmer weather “After our little morning flood, watch and warning advisories west Quarter (N/2NW/4) thence North 175 feet to West along said East line to and runoff from recent heavy I noticed the water was rushing for blue-green algae weekly. For of Section 21, Township 7 the point of beginning. AND the place of beginning, The rains carrying nutrients into the into the spillway, and I couldn’t a full list of state lake advisories, South Range 15 East of the LESS A TRACT described as above contains 11.59 acres, lake encourages cyanobacteria see any of what appeared to be visit kdheks.gov/algae-illness 6th P.M., the same being A tract of land in the North- more or less, exclusive of ex- — commonly known as blue- described as follows: Begin- east Quarter of the North- isting highway; together with green algae — to form and grow ning at the Northwest corner west Quarter of Section 21, all personal property and oth- in the lake. of Section 21, Township 7 Township 7 South, Range 15 er Kansas real estate owned Blue-green algae is known South, Range 15 East of the East of the 6th P.M., Jackson by Decedent at the time of to produce toxins that pose 6th P.M., thence East 1,276 County, Kansas, described her death. Further, that such a health risk to people and feet for a point of beginning, as follows: Commencing at property owned by the Dece- animals, KDHE officials noted. thence West 25 feet; thence the Northwest corner of the dent at the time of death be Contact with blue-green algae South 285 feet, thence East Northwest Quarter of said assigned pursuant to laws of — whether through ingesting it 84 feet, thence North 85 feet, Section 21 thence East on intestate succession. through water or having it come thence West 59 feet, thence Az 88 degrees 42 minutes 22 into contact with the skin — can North 200 feet to the point seconds, 1,355.00 feet coin- You are required to file your produce such adverse health of beginning, all in Jackson cident with the North line of written defenses thereto on effects as intestinal problems, County, Kansas; and A tract said quarter section; thence or before September 10, respiratory problems or skin of land in the Northwest on Az 178 degrees 42 min- 2019, at 9:00 a.m. in the irritations. Quarter (NW/4) of Section utes 22 seconds, 285.00 Jackson County, Kansas, Some blue-green algae blooms 21, Township 7 South, Range Kathy Wheeler crop agent feet to the point of beginning; District Court in the above- can look like foam, or a thick 15 East of the 6th P.M., de- thence on Az 88 degrees 42 captioned matter, at which slurry, it was noted. Blooms can Farm Bureau Financial Services scribed as follows: Com- minutes 22 seconds, 208.71 time and place the cause of be blue, bright green, brown or 31310 O Road mencing at the Northeast feet; thence on Az 178 de- action will be heard. Should red, and they may look like paint Wetmore, KS 66550 corner of said Quarter Sec- grees 42 minutes 22 sec- you fail therein, judgment floating on the water, although Ph (785) 933-3255 tion thence on an assumed onds, 208.71 feet; thence on and decree will be entered in some blooms may not affect the Cell (785) 364-7604 bearing of South 01 degree Az 268 degrees 42 minutes due course upon the petition. appearance of the water . 10 minutes 26 seconds East, 22 seconds, 208.71 feet; Elkhorn Lake’s placement 1,088.72 feet along the East thence on Az 358 degrees 42 Tony A. Potter #16907 under a KDHE water watch line of said Quarter Section; minutes 22 seconds, 208.71 WARD POTTER LLC is intended to let people know thence South 88 degrees 49 feet to the point of beginning, 345 N. Riverview, Suite 120 that the algae is “possible and minutes 21 seconds West, containing 1.00 acres, more Wichita, Kansas 67203 may be present,” and that water 299.75 feet to the place of or less, Jackson County, (316) 260-3120: Telephone may be unsafe for consumption beginning; thence South Kansas. LESS A TRACT of (316) 425-7514: Facsimile by people and animals, who are 88 degrees 49 minutes 00 land in the Northwest Quar- [email protected] advised to avoid areas of algae seconds West, 61.27 feet; ter of Section 21, Township Attorney for Petitioner accumulation and not eat dried thence South 01 degrees 10 7 South, Range 15 East of algae or water suspected of being minutes 26 seconds East, the 6th P.M., described as fol- WL70t3 contaminated by the algae. 237.60 feet; thence North lows: beginning at the North- Anglers may continue to fish in 88 degrees 49 minutes 17 east corner of said Quarter HOLTON______RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 28, 2019, PAGE 12 Obama-era Waters of the NOTICE Please come to celebrate United States rule exceeds Thursday, Aug. 29 - Overnight federal authority, court says No parking on Square & connecting side streets! A federal court on Aug. 21 complies with federal law.” Raymond Foster The ruling on Aug. 21 by sided with Kansas and declared The City of Holton will be painting that the Obama-era Waters of Judge Lisa Godbey Wood in the United States (WOTUS) the U.S. District Court for the parking lines around the Town Square turning 95!!! rule exceeded federal authority Southern District of Georgia (and crosswalks on Fourth Street) and violated administrative granted summary judgment to procedures, Kansas Attorney the 10 plaintiff states, including overnight on Thursday, August 29. General Derek Schmidt said. Kansas. Monday, Sept. 2, 2019 “From the beginning, it was Because the Trump clear to us that the WOTUS administration already has rule proposed by President begun the proper rule-making Parking on the Square and side streets Blue Building in Horton Obama’s administration went process to repeal the illegal will be open again on Friday, August 30. far beyond the authority grant Obama-era WOTUS rule and ed to the federal agencies by replace it with a lawful rule, Lunch will be served the Clean Water Act and did Judge Wood did not vacate the not go through the proper Obama-era WOTUS rule but from noon to 2 p.m. administrative procedures prior instead left in place the pre to its adoption,” AG Schmidt liminary injunction she entered 13th Annual said. last year. Schmidt added that the ruling That injunction will continue Kody Kautz “agrees with our assessment to prohibit the implementation and lays the groundwork for of WOTUS in Kansas and the the Trump administration to other plaintiff states while the Memorial Ride continue its efforts to replace the repeal-and-replace rulemaking proceeds, it was reported. illegal rule with one that instead (Not limited to motorcycles.) Saturday, September 7, 2019 PublicNo gifts, Notice please. Circleville news Send cards to Raymond By Jeannie Arnold of Schools at Jackson Heights Registration: 9:30 a.m. Free at 311 Arizona Ave., Allen and Mary Jo Fernkopf Adrianne Walsh to speak to us. Holton, KS 66436 drove to Hutchinson on Sunday, This is very informative and Take Off: 11 a.m. to Aug. 18, to attend the visitation keeps us up to date with the Ride! for Diane Goertzen. Diane was Jackson Heights Cobras, city of Red Roof Parking Lot their son-in-law, Kevin Goertz- Circleville and Jackson County en’s mother. They attended the Meal Site, and we appreciate Holton, Kan. funeral service on Monday be- them taking the time to attend. Public Notice fore returning home. David Allen made a motion to The Circleville Senior Ex- adjourn with Milt Snyder sec- (First published in The Holton District Court of the Prairie ecutives met at the Lodge Hall onding it. The vote was unani- $10 per person for Dice Throw Recorder, Holton, Kan., on Band Potawatomi Nation at noon on Monday, Aug. 19. mous and the meeting adjourned Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2019.) in Kansas praying for the President Sharon S. Cochren at 1:30 p.m. Raffles at each stop! change of name of Josette called the meeting to order and The Circleville United Meth- IN THE DISTRICT COURT Pauline Whitlock to Josette led the flag salute. Dale Askren odist Women met on Wednes- OF PRAIRIE BAND PO- Pauline Wahwassuck, and asked the blessing. Their two day, Aug. 21, at the church This ad sponsored by The Holton Recorder TAWATOMI you are required to plead to musician guests, Rod Durst and with Dawn Duryea as hostess. PublicNATION TRIBE Notice IN said Petition for Change of Krista Lane, were introduced. For roll call, they had “One of KANSAS Name on or before the 19th Those having July birthdays the best things that I like about SEEKING BIDS day of September, 2019 at were Dale Askren, David Allen summer.” Their guest was Mary 10:00 a.m. in said Court in and Evelyn Allen. Those having Beightel Edwards. Banner Creek Reservoir is In the Matter of the Mayetta, Kansas. Should August birthdays were Dennis Dawn gave an interesting seeking bids for a small Name Change of you fail therein, judgment and Hutchinson and Renae Askren. program, using pictures from wetlands project at the reservoir. Josette Pauline Whitlock decree will be entered in due course upon said Petition. David and Evelyn Allen also her computer about the Noah’s Contact Lu Griffiths, Director, for celebrated their anniversary. Ark Museum and Tour in Ken- Case No. 2019-NC-0018- A delicious meal of fried tucky. This summer, the family a copy of the plans and any Public NoticeCV Josette Whitlock chicken furnished by the club went on vacation to the Smoky questions, at 785-364-4236. 17410 N Road and various covered dishes were Mountains. She served brown- Bids must be submitted to the NOTICE OF SUIT Mayetta, KS 66509 enjoyed. Rod Durst (banjo) and ies and ice cream, coffee and reservoir office by 3:30 p.m. on You are hereby notified WL70t3 Kris Lane (violin) entertained water. Friday, Sept. 13, 2019. those present with some lively The next meeting will be that a Petition for Change of music, both popular and gospel held on Sept. 11 with Barbara Name has been filed in the and asked them to join in. Hutchinson as hostess and The president conducted the Helen Farley as co-hostess and Public Notice business meeting and it began Mary Jo Fernkopf giving the with secretary Barbara Hutchin- program. son reading the minutes from The Circleville High School the June meeting, as no July class of 1966 lost a classmate, meeting was held. The minutes Janice Kay Nichols Wanlass. Jan were approved. with a vote from died on Aug. 20 at Horton Com- members. munity Hospital. She grew up in HOLTON CITY WIDE The treasurer’s report was giv- the Soldier and Circleville com- Public Notice en by Dixie Mannell. New busi- munities, graduating from Cir- ness was the reading of a letter cleville High School. Services from the Jackson County His- were held on Monday, Aug. 26, GARAGE SALES! torical and Genealogical Soci- at Chapel Oaks in Highland with ety about the upcoming “Round burial at the Soldier cemetery. and Round the Round Barn We Dinner guests on Sunday, Go” barn tour in Jackson and Aug. 25 of Dennis and Barbara Friday and Saturday, Shawnee counties on Sept. 21 Hutchinson were Doug Hutchin- and Sept. 28. Bob Morris gave son of Mission and Helen Farley some history about a barn that from Circleville. Sept. 6-7, 2019 was previously on the tour. The Circleville Masonic Lodge Plans were made for the Sept. members will host its annual La- 16 meeting to be held at the bor Day sausage gravy and bis- Circleville Lodge Hall. This is cuits breakfast on Monday, Sept. the usual meeting where we ask 2, at the Lodge Hall from 7 a.m. Deadline To Place Your Ad Is Noon On three agencies to update us. We to 10 a.m. for a free-will offering. have asked Mayor Ed Rostet- Biscuits and gravy will be served ter, meal site director Amanda with orange juice and sausage. TUESDAY, SEPT. 3, 2019 Spalding and Superintendent AT THE HOLTON RECORDER! Immanuel Lutheran

By Esther L. Ideker unity and concord within the The Aug. 25 worship service church, for harmony, patience Place Ads At Our Office Ads Cost $12 For Up To 60 Words at Immanuel Lutheran Church and love within the family; and opened with the first two verses for all that contribute to the (109 W. Fourth) or by email at of “O Day Full Of Grace.” Fol- common good. (Paid In Advance) lowing the confession of sins Prayers are also for schools, [email protected] and the absolution, Psalm 50 colleges and universities where Price Includes Reference On Official Garage Sale Map was spoken responsively. people gather to teach and learn; Elder Travis Amon read the for the flourishing of all arts and Old Testament lesson from Isa- music, science and technology iah chapter 66 and the Epistle to benefit all people; for leader- lesson from Hebrews chapter ship in our nation and through- 12. Pastor Michael Van Velzer out the world, for our good citi- read the Holy Gospel of the day zenship and stewardship of all from Luke 13:22-30. The ser- resources entrusted to us. The Garage Sale Map mon hymn was the third verse We pray for good weather, for of “O Day Full Of Grace.” the fruits of the earth, for hon- Pastor Van Velzer continued est industry, for noble labor and his series of sermons on The for the grace to use God’s gifts; Lord’s Prayer with the fourth for the sick and those who suf- will be published petition, “Give us this day our fer, for those troubled in mind daily bread.” Jesus directs us or heart and for the grieving in to pray for the “great spiritual their sorrow; for the renewal of necessities” of faith that sustain our hearts, for holiness of life in the Wednesday, and strengthen us for eternal life and speech, for our daily re- in heaven. But He also directs pentance and remembrance of us to pray for the “basic physi- our baptism. The congregation cal necessities” of life that sus- joined in The Lord’s Prayer. Sept. 4, 2019 issue of tain and strengthen us for daily The offering ushers were To- life in this world. pher Dohl and Travis Amon. God is as interested in provid- Following the offertory and ing for our body, as He is our benediction, the service closed soul. In this petition, Jesus tells with the last two verses of “O us that God is in the little details Day Full Of Grace.” of life such as “what shall we Serving Sunday were Travis eat and what shall we drink and Amon, elder; Jennifer Mellies, what shall we wear?” And we acolyte; Joyce Peterson, organ- The Holton Recorder! need to recognize our Father’s ist; and Beth Mellies and Karen gracious hand in the giving of Schumann, altar committee. the most minor things of daily Pastor Van Velzer led Bible life. Everything, from the big class based on the gospel read- Newsrack locations for extra to the little things, the spiritual ing of the day. to the material things, the eter- Many friends and family gath- nal and the temporal things, all ered Saturday evening at the come to us from the hand of Netawaka Community Building copies of The Recorder will be God and in no other way. to celebrate the 25th wedding an- The congregation professed niversaries of Topher and Kristi The Apostles’ Creed. In the Dohl and Doug and Heather published Wednesday, Sept. 4. prayers of the church, petitions Amon. were for peace in the world; for THE HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 28, 2019, PAGE 13 Jackson County

MARKETPLACEReaching 22,800 Readers Each Week! Classification: How to place an ad: Check Your Ad! We Cover The County Call 364-3141 or come by the Recorder office, 109 W. 4th, Please check your ad the first day it appears and And Beyond Each Week! Classified advertisements may be placed as Holton, Kan., from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. report any errors immediately. We are responsible a word/line ad or a Classified Display ad Our deadlines are 5 p.m. on Friday for the Monday for only one incorrect publication. The Recorder will When you advertise in The Holton (word ad with box around it). edition and 5 p.m. Tuesday for the Wednesday edition. not be held responsible for damages resulting from Recorder and the Jackson County E-mail: [email protected] any errors. Shopper you reach every household • Antiques • Mobile Homes in the county and beyond. • Auctions • Farm Equipment • At Your Service • Farm Land Rates: Billing Charge: • Automobiles • Pasture Holton Recorder “COMBO” Nemaha County Brown County A $1.50 billing charge will be added to Recorder • Goff • Trucks • Residential Property Wetmore • • Netawaka Word Classified Advertising Classified Word Ads not paid in advance of publica- Whiting • • Motorcycles • Rental Property tion. The billing charge is to cover the expense of Atchison Rates are as follows: Havensville • • Soldier • Recreational Vehicles • Commercial Property preparing and mailing the bills. • Circleville County Holton • • Boats • Lost & Found 10 words or less - 1 insertion $3.55 • Effingham • Business Opportunities • Pets The Recorder reserves the right to edit, reject and Jackson • Larkinburg 10 words or less - 2 insertions $5.55, save $1.50 Pottawatomie County • Arrington • Employment • Travel 10 words or less - 3 insertions $7.55, save $3.00 classify all advertising at anytime. All advertising is subject to approval by the publisher. County Denison • • Feed & Seed • Wanted 10 words or less - 4 insertions $9.55, save $4.50 Mayetta • Jefferson • Garage Sales • Want To Buy • Emmett County • Household Articles • Public Notice All word classifieds are printed in • Delia • Hoyt The Recorder, Shopper and online. • Livestock • Card Of Thanks Shawnee County • Miscellaneous • Sporting Goods Blind ads add $2 charge. • Musical Instruments • Used Equipment Regular classified display ads $7.80 per column inch. 785-364-3141 Next time you advertise with a display • Poultry Combo classified display ads $10.60 per column inch. or fax 785-364-3422 ad, tell us to “combo” your ad!

At YourAt ServiceYour Service Farmers Market Public Notices Employment Employment Employment AAA MICK TREE SERVICE. Stop by and visit our roadside NOTICE Kansas Certified Arborist. Aerial farmers’ market! Four miles west equipped. Stump Removal. Eastridge Nursing Facility at Centralia Insured. Free estimates. Holton, on Highway 16. Fresh eggs! Kickapoo Housing Authority Kan., 785-383-6670. “Self-serve” produce as it is requesting bids until Has the following positions available: becomes available. Sept. 10th for completion of CHRIS WOLTJE 785-364-6633 C O N S T R U C T I O N : 2-3 bedroom homes. Full-Time or Part-Time CNA Specializing in replacement Scope of work and deadline This is a great position for a current CNA or someone looking for a career change! windows, vinyl siding, room NICE CHILD’S Saddle, $100; All shifts available, day shift preferred! Adult Western Saddle w/ info can be picked up at additions, decks and any other th Interior or Exterior work, large breast collar, saddle blanket, KHA, 888 112 Dr., Part-Time Dietary Cook/Aide stand, $250; Camping Wood; Horton, KS 66439. or small. Call for Estimate, Will train the right person! 785-633-4429. 275-Gallon Water Tank, $100. (785)969-9167/Holton. 785-486-3638 Some positions are benefits eligible and all offer competitive EASTSIDE STORAGE, Fourth and Vermont, Holton, RED NECK ROOSTER, $10; wages as well as accrual of paid time off! (785)364-3404. Storage Young Ducklings, $5-$10/each; Household Articles Barrels. 785-969-9167, Holton. Household Articles If you are interested in becoming a part of a team that is making a difference compartments for rent. in our residents’ lives, call us at 785.857.3388 for more information AutomobilesAutomobiles UHL’S SECOND HAND or apply online at www.chcsks.org. MASTIFF PAINTING: General Thrift: Commercial Piano Construction, building/home 2005 CHRYSLER 300 Touring. Movers Dolley, $200; A division of Community HealthCare System, Inc. EOE. repair/maintenance, power Dark green, 107,000-miles only, barrels; appliances; furniture; washing. No-Job-Too-Small, 2-owners. Excellent condition quilting rack, $100; handi- 30-Years-Experience. Free inside-&-out. Premium cap equipment; plumbing; Estimates. 785-851-0911. wheels, sharp! $4,800/OBO. electrical; chain-link fence Prairie Hills USD 113 district is accepting applications for the JOB OPENING! SpecialSpecial Notice Notice 785-221-2269. supplies; steel warehouse pallet racks; doors; windows; sinks. Clerk of the Board / ROYAL VALLEY, USD #337 *Hours at the JCMA New 2006 CHRYSLER TOWN (785)969-9167/Holton. & Country limited and 2004 has an opening for the Hope Center Food Pantry, Accounting Supervisor following positions: located at Fifth Street and Chevy Silverado 1500 for sale. MiscellaneousMiscellaneous 785-285-0236. The candidate must be detail-oriented, motivated and well Wisconsin Avenue in the MacBook Pro (15 inch, late organized. Experience working with Microsoft Word and Excel, ROUTE BUS DRIVERS Holton First Christian Church BuildingBuilding Supplies Supplies 2011) for sale. OS:macOS payroll, budgeting and accounting procedures is required. basement, are from 3 p.m. to High Sierra Version: 10.13.6, This is a 12-month/year position; 40 hours per week plus board 6 p.m. on Thursdays. For more COAST-TO-COAST: Order Processor: 2.2 GHz Intel Core AND information, call 362-7021. Now For Summer! Carports, meetings and other meetings as required. Benefits include i7, Memory: 16 GB 1600 MHz KPERS membership, health insurance options, Cafeteria 125 SUBSTITUTE DRIVERS garages, storage sheds, barns, DDR3, Graphics: Intel HD *NEED A BANKRUPTCY? livestock shelters, motor home Plan options, vacation and holiday pay. Position open until filled. Payment options available. Graphics 3000 512 MB, HD: Salary based on experience carports, commercial buildings. 500 GB SATA. Comes with: Paperwork can be done by mail. Dealer: George Uhl, Sr. For information or application, call 785-284-2175 or Charger on a charger reel, visit our website: www.usd113.org Applications will be accepted until Free information. Euler Law 785-969-9167/Holton. positions are filled and are available Offices, LLP, Troy, KS 66087. Magic Mouse, Video adapter *District Tab * Employment Opportunities * Classified Application to us HDMI, Pink Keyboard at www.rv337.com or may be picked Call (785)985-3561. We are EmploymentEmployment A complete application includes up at 101 W. Main St., Mayetta. a debt relief agency. We help Cover (optional), Flower plastic NOW HIRING: Holton 66, part- body case (optional). Asking USD 113 application and resume with referrals. For more information, call people file for bankruptcy relief 785-966-2246. under the Bankruptcy Code. time, 917 4th St./Holton. Please $600. Please contact via text: stop by for an application. (785)640-9240 for pictures or *The Heart of Jackson Humane other questions. Society shelter is located at WASH BAY ATTENDANTS: 414 E. Eighth St. in Holton and Part-time. Long Haul Truck Employment USC, LLC, a highly innovative agricultural is open from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Wash, Fairview. Open 7am- Monday through Saturday and 5pm Monday-Friday, 8am-noon manufacturing company, is currently seeking to hire a at other times by appointment. Saturday. Apply at Jct.36/75, HELP WANTED For more information, call Fairview, big building w/blue 364-5156. roof. Hammersmith Mfg. & Sales FULL-TIME FACILITIES is accepting applications Midland Care o ers a full MusicalMusical Instruments Instruments AppliancesAppliances MAINTENANCE MANAGER for the following openings in our continuum of health care NEWAC, 5,200-BTU, $110; SPT services focused on helping WANT TO BUY: Old, flat-top Holton and Horton facilities: Responsibilities for this position include management guitars, any condition. Please Countertop Dishwasher,$150; people age in our community, Frigidaire Electric Kitchen call 364-3800 evenings. • Finish Welders and support for all aspects of plant, equipment and safely and with dignity. Stove, $160; Westinghouse grounds maintenance. Pay is based upon experience, Lost &Lost Found & Found Apartment-size Freezer, $80; The following positions are Samsung front-load Washer • Industrial Painters skill and performance and includes a comprehensive now open in our Valley Falls FOUND: Female Lab puppy, $200; Adair Portable Washer, benefit package. A complete job description is location. Please consider 3-4 months old at J Rd & 286th; • Machine Operators $100; Plastic and Steel Barrels. available by contact [email protected]. joining our team! A Blue Tick Hound mix, male, (785)969-9167-Holton. at 106th & K Rd., Delia. Please Qualified individuals should at contact Banner Creek Animal We have appliance parts in Send application and resume to: 401 Central Ave., Horton or th t$FSUJöFE/VSTJOH Hospital at 364-4560. stock. Call Jayhawk TV & 1000 Vermont Ave., Holton 2320 124 Rd., Sabetha, KS 66534 Appliance at 364-2241. "TTJTUBOU $/" FOUND: Shepherd Mix, male, or email [email protected] tan w/white, black tipped ears, LawnLawn & Garden & Garden t$FSUJöFE.FEJDBUJPO has collar, at 182nd & E Rd., Delia. Please contact Banner BULK 100% Decorative river "TTJTUBOU $." Creek Animal Hospital at rock. 785-851-0053. Applications accepted until Sept. 13, 2019. 364-4560. GarageGarage Sales Sales Midland Care’s benets are Pets Pets competitive and can include FOR SALE: Jeans (all sizes); health, dental and vision Miscellaneous furniture; BLACK LABRADOR Retriever ENVIRONMENTAL insurance, company contribu- pups vaccinated and ready for Kitchen Items; Miscellaneous SERVICES OPERATOR new homes. 785-285-0005. Home Decor; Toddler Bed tions to retirement, Paid Time & Mattress; Weight Set; POSITION o and Employee Assistance FREE ADORABLE KITTENS! (402)269-4073/Mayetta Program (EAP). 364-2863. location. Jackson County Environmental Services If you are motivated, Wanted Wanted RETIRING/MOVED/ is currently accepting self-directed, passionate and DOWNSIZED. Garage driven to create positive The Heart of Jackson Humane applications for an operator in Sale Thursday & Friday, the recycling department. change in your community, Society is seeking donations SEPTEMBER 4 & 5 only (no of several items for continued Saturday sale), 7a.m.-7p.m., Applicant should have 1 to 3 explore our job opportunities operations, as well as more 25647 K Rd., Circleville. years similar experience with today. volunteers to walk dogs at the NO ROOM in new home so heavy equipment and manual View full job description and shelter. For more information, selling some antiques, kitchen labor. Applicant must have a submit application online at: call the shelter at 364-5156 or appliances, furniture, linens, high school diploma or GED www.midlandcare-connection.org stop by the shelter at 414 E. lamps, mirrors, pillows, decor, and a valid Kansas driver’s Eighth St. in Holton. printer, monitor, wood stove, license (CDL preferred or Midland Care is an obtain one within 60 days). RentalRental Property Property pool cues, ceramic tile, patio Equal Opportunity Employer. table and umbrella, exercise Deadline for applications is APARTMENT For Rent: equipment, tools, gardener’s September 6, 2019. 1-Bedroom, 1-Bath, all table, hose storage, bucket appliances furnished. Private seats, Western Horseman Applications and further details deck. No pets or smokers. magazines from the 1970s, barn may be picked up at the NOTICE: Utilities not included. Please wood scraps, Walnut pieces, Jackson County Noxious You will be amazed at the call, (913)704-9963. minimal clothing & shoes, Weed Office, located at response you get when you wedding dress, formals, plus 700 East 4th Street, Holton. RecreationalRecreational Vehicles Vehicles more items. place a word classified ad on Drug & alcohol testing required. this page! Price starts at just FOR SALE: 1997 5th-Wheel Jackson County is an $3.55 for the first run, Camper. Very good condition. Holton Recorder “word classifieds” are also Equal Opportunity Employer. (785)924-3397. uploaded for free to www.holtonrecorder.net! $2 for each following run! THE HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 28, 2019, PAGE 14 The Holton Recorder REAL ESTATE Classifieds MARKETPLACE

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Employment Employment Employment Holton USD #336 openings: Ernest-Spencer Companies is looking for SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS the following positions for our Substitute license must be filed with the district. Meriden and Topeka plants: Contact Lillie Baumann at [email protected] for more information. Wage is $100 per day. PARAPROFESSIONALS This support staff assists the teachers in creating a positive learning environment to facilitate the personal, social and intellectual development of students. If you WELDERS enjoy working with children, this is a wonderful job. These are 10-month We are seeking experienced Welders to join our positions. Starting wage is $10.60 per hour. team. This is a great opportunity to being a BUS DRIVERS long-term career with an industry-leading We need full route (a.m. & p.m.) and afternoon route drivers. Each route company. Starting pay is based on experience. averages 1 ½ hours @ $22.55 per hour. A current CDL w/bus endorsement is There is an opportunity for a wage increase at the required. A physical is required after job offer is made. completion of a probationary period and again MIDDLE SCHOOL ASSISTANT SECRETARIES during annual evaluations. Wage increases Responsible for the efficient operation of the school. determined by performance. Pay from $15 - $25 Experience using computers and computer programs and ability to work per hour. Pay is based on experience. in a fast-paced environment with frequent interruptions required. This is a 10-month position. 7:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. We offer industry high pay All positions are open until filled. An application can be obtained which only increases with experience on our website under careers at: www.holtonks.net. Applications can also be picked up at the District Office at as well as an excellent benefits package including: 515 Pennsylvania, Holton. All applications are to be delivered to the • Health Insurance • Dental & Vision • Company district office or be e-mailed to [email protected] Paid Life Insurance • Paid Time Off • Paid Holidays AN EQUAL EMPLOYMENT/EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY AGENCY • 401k w/ Company Match

Automobiles Automobiles The Holton Recorder is a Apply today at: www.ernestspencer.com local dealer for 2012 CHEVROLET CRUZE ECO Superior Rubber Questions, call Mollee Wilkerson Blue • 1 Owner Stamp and Seal 28 mpg average Company of Wichita. at (785) 484-3165 x 255, (up to 40 highway) Contact The Recorder 95,000 miles • Good tires for pre-inked stamps, Very nice, dependable, self-inking stamps, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. low maintenance car. daters, markers, name $7,000 tags, awards, wall signs, Equal Opportunity Employer. Call David Powls at 364-3141 days or 364-3800 evenings. plaques and more! (785) 364-3141 109 W. 4th St., Holton HOLTON______RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 28, 2019, PAGE 15 MORE LOCAL SPORTS Washburn Ichabods open football season at home Sept. 5

n Local players, Jake Riederer coach on team at Topeka The Washburn University Ichabods football team will open its season at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 5, hosting Lincoln University, it has The premium on Cailin Parks’ reserve grand cham- been reported. pion swine entry at the 2019 Jackson County Fair, Jake Riederer (No. 57), is a shown above, was purchased by Denison State 6-4, 310-pound senior offen- Bank and Cook, Flatt & Strobel. sive lineman from Holton. Photo courtesy of Deb Dillner A four-year starter for the ______Ichabods, last year, Riederer The premium on Cole Kucan’s reserve grand was an honorable mention championn beef entry, shown above, was pur- All-MIAA pick. He is also chased at the fair by Homestead Affordable Hous- a three-time member of the ing and Kellerman Real Estate and Insurance with MIAA Academic Honor add-on buyers Matt and Rachel Bloom. Roll. Photo courtesy of Deb Dillner The son of Russ and Mary Ann Riederer of Holton, he Jackson Martin is a 2012 graduate of Holton High School where he was an All-State lineman his senior season. Jackson Martin, a 6-1, 210-pound freshman is also on the Ichabods’ roster as a linebacker. A 2018 graduate of Holton High School, Mar- tin was a two-year starter at running back and linebacker. He is is the son of Jack and Becky Martin of Holton. Eric Eisenbarth, a former Ichabods football player and Holton High School gradu- Baker opens season on Saturday th Card of Thanks Card Garageof Thanks Sales ate, is in Garage his Want 11 seasonSales To Rent as Want To Rent Brandon Lehnherr, No. 65, a 6-4, 275-pound junior an assistant coach for the team’s offensive line. 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ToolsAuctions on offenseLiving and four Estate Auctionson defense. Sale Living Estate Sale Position would require 2 eight-hour days per week, working Former- Some returning players for ly, the Ti- the Tigers are senior Tucker primarily in our Home Health and Hospice Departments. Daycare DaycareFirewood gers com- FirewoodEstate Sale Smith (6’,Estate 185, Tag RB/LB)Estate Sale Sale who Estate Tag Sale Onaga Health and Rehab Applicants must have an MSW or BSW and be licensed in peted in the was second team All-Northeast Furniture FurnitureBuilding Supplies the StateBuilding ofReal Kansas. Supplies Estate Applicant Auctions would be responsibleRealEstate Estate for Auctionpatient Auctions Big SevenEstate Auction Kansas League RB in 2018, se- A Mission Health Community Wanted Wanted League. nior Trystin Myers (6’3”, 185, and family assessments, participating in coordination of care The Ti- RB/LB) who was second team Appliances CNA AppliancesTools meetings andTools all aspectAuctions of the bereavement program.LivingAuctions Estate Sale gers Living are Estate Sale All-Northeast Kansas League An excellent base salary is offered including vacation, led by head WR and LB in 2018, senior Night Shift coach Corey Marcus Hetherington (5’8”, Daycare DaycareFirewood holiday, andFirewood sick timeEstate with SalePension benefits. EstateEstate Tag Sale Sale Thomas whoEstate is in Tag his third Sale year 175, FB/LB), senior Evan Cau- If interested in these opportunities, visit the hospital’s website at ACCHS. Coach Thomas is dle (6’5”, 185, WR/DL), senior Full-Time Nurse at www.sabethahospital.comLost & Found or call JulieLostFarm Holthaus,& Found Equipment Human assisted Farm byMusical Mitch Equipment Oswald Instruments and Brayden BrullMusical (5’10”, 225,Instruments OL/ Day & EveningWanted Shifts Available. $2,000Wanted Sign-On Bonus! Paul Courter. DL), sophomore Kieran Courter Resource Director, at 785-284-2121 ext. 1584. The Tigers finished with a 2-7 (5’9”, 135, QB/DB). Pets PetsFarm Land overall recordFarm Publicand a Land 2-3 Notices league With two returningPublic running Notices- Dietary Positions record in their first year in the backs (Smith and Myers), three Sign-On Available for Full-Time Northeast Kansas League last returning defensive players with Livestock LivestockPasture season. KPAPasture Classified Adsmore than 50KPA tackles Classified apiece last Ads Public Notice Here is how the Northeast year (Smith, Myers and Hether- LostPlease & Found contact Lisa Jones,Lost RN/DON,Farm & Found Equipment or FarmMusical Equipment Instruments Musical Instruments (PublishedPoultry in The Holton Recorder, Holton,Poultry Kan., on Kansas League finished last sea- ington), plus a returning starting Sherry Wahl, Administrator Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2019.) son: first place – Jackson Heights cornerback (Brodie Page), the Pets 785-889-4227 PetsFarm Land FarmPublic Land Notices Public Notices 4-0, second place – Maur Hill 5- Tigers could possibly move up 1, third place – Pleasant Ridge in the league standings if their www.onagahealthandrehab.com CITY OF SOLDIER 4-1, fourth place – McLouth players stay healthy and their Livestock LivestockPasture PastureKPAORDINANCE Classified Ads NO. 19-001KPA Classified Ads2-2, fifth place – ACCHS 2-3, offensive line and defensive line We are an equal opportunity employer. sixth place – JCN 1-3, seventh players can play well. AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO WATERHay RATES FOR Vehicles Poultry Poultry CITY WATERHay SERVICES FOR THE CITY VehiclesOF SOLDIER, Business Opportunities Business Opportunities KANSAS, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 14-0 AND REPEALINGGarden Seed/Plants ALL OTHER ORDINANCESGarden Auto Seed/PlantsOR PORTIONS Parts Auto Parts HELP WANTED OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THEREWITH. 2019Business ACCHS FootballBusiness OpportunitiesVARSITY Opportunities LawnBE IT ORDAINED& Garden BY THE GOVERNINGLawnAutomobiles & Garden BODY OF Automobiles Hoyt Pallet Recycling is seeking a THE CITY OF SOLDIER, KANSAS: Date Opponent Location Time highlyHay motivated individualHay toVehicles fill the BusinessVehicles Opportunities Business Opportunities Sept. 6 Oskaloosa Oskaloosa 7 p.m. FarmersSECTION Market 1. That OrdinanceFarmers No. 14-0 Market is hereby Sept. 13 Trucks Jackson Hts. ACCHS 7 p.m. following position: Trucks Garden Seed/Plants amendedAuto at Section Parts 2 relating to water rates and shall Sept. 20 Valley Hts. (Homecoming) ACCHS 7 p.m. Garden Seed/Plants Auto Parts now read as follows:Business Business Sept. 27 Pleasant Ridge Easton 7 p.m. Feed & Seed FeedMotorcycles &Opportunities Seed MotorcyclesMiscellaneous Miscellaneous SECTION 2:Opportunities WATER RATES Oct. 4 Riverside (Pinkout/Pepsters) ACCHS 7 p.m. LawnTruck & Garden DriverLawn &Automobiles Garden a. ThatAutomobiles for all water purchased per month by any Oct. 11 Maur Hill Maur Hill 7 p.m. (Must have CDL) customer from the City of Soldier,Recreational the rate will Vehicles be as Oct.Recreational 18 Nemaha Vehicles Central Seneca 7 p.m. Farmers Market Farmers MarketTrucks follows: MinimumTrucks charge of $25.00 which includes the first Oct. 25 Horton (Parents Night) ACCHS 7 p.m. All equipment and training provided. 1,000 gallons and $8.50 for every 1,000 gallonsBoats thereafter. Nov. 1 CrosswordBoats TBA Answers TBA Crossword7 p.m. Answers Apply in person: 11621 P4 Rd., Hoyt, KS 66440 The minimum charge of $25.00 each month will be Feed & Seed Feed Motorcycles& Seed chargedMotorcycles for bothMiscellaneous active and inactive meters.Miscellaneous JUNIOR VARSITY (785-986-6785) Vans NoVans Trespassing No Trespassing SECTION 3. This Ordinance shall take effect Septem- Date Opponent Location Time EOE Recreational Vehicles berRecreational 1, 2019 and beVehicles in force from and after its passage, Sept. 9 TBA TBA 6:30 p.m. approval and publication as provided by law. Sept. 16 Jackson Heights Jackson Hts. 6 p.m. Sept. 23 TBA TBA TBA Boats PASSEDCrossword BoatsBY THE COUNCIL Answers AND APPROVEDCrossword BY THEAnswers Sept. 30 Pleasant Ridge ACCHS 6 p.m. MAYOR this 9th day of July, 2019. Happiness Is... NOTICE: The next edition of Oct. 7 Happiness Riverside Is... Wathena 6 p.m. Vans SEAL VansNo Trespassing No Trespassing Oct. 14 Maur Hill ACCHS 6 p.m. The Holton Recorder will be Oct. 21 TBA TBA 4:30 p.m. /s/ Luke Geist, Mayor Wednesday, Sept. 4, due to the This schedule brought to you by: ATTEST: Monday Labor Day holiday! /s/ Brandi Fritz, City Clerk www.holtonrecorder.net Happiness Is... HappinessL70t1 Is... HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 28, 2019, PAGE 16 CONSIGNMENTS WANTED: ANNUAL FALL CONSIGNMENT AUCTION TRUCKS, TRACTORS, MACHINERY, LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT, LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT & AG RELATED MISC.

–HELD AT THE– SATURDAY HOLTON LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE OCT.5 1/2 mile east of Holton on Hwy. 16 STARTING TIME: 9:00 a.m.

Accepting all consignments now until Oct. 4 for a first advertising deadline of Sept. 18, 2019 for sale bill. HARRIS AUCTION SERVICE Dan Harris, Auctioneer • 785-364-7137 / [email protected] Larr Harris, Auctioneer Holton Livestock Exchange – 785-364-4114 For up-to-date information visit our Web site: www.holtonlivestock.com

n Park.. KIDS ARE BACK IN SCHOOL, Continued from Page 1 “Everything that goes on has to be NOW GET BACK IN YOUR GARDEN WITH JACKSON’S! cleared by Holton Parks and Rec,” he said. “Mike Reichle has signed Annette’s tip off on this, but plans could change.” Fall gardens are often the best, so now’s the time to fill in any bare spots in your garden with fall veggies. Plant lettuce, kale, radishes, turnips, beets, and onions. Snyder said that the installation of September is the best month of the year to plant grass seed to improve your lawn. Take a soil sample by removing the top inch of the new equipment at the park is ex- soil and dig the next 3”-4” for a sample. Get samples from three locations and mix them. You can take them to the KSU Extension pected to be completed this fall. Service or, for a free pH test, bring the sample to us. “Once we order the equipment, Before purchasing grass seed, always read the fine print on the label attached to the bag. It should read: “0.00% weed seed” and it’ll take four weeks to come in,” he “0.00% other crop.” If it doesn’t, you are planting either weeds or other grass. Use ferti-lome New Lawn Starter Fertilizer for root said. “We’re going to install it our- and shoot development. selves and save some money there, Fall is also for planting trees, shrubs, and perennials. Fall plantings result in better root development now for less watering and and we might actually go to Kansas better growth next year. (Plus, end of season sales save you money!) City to pick it up in order to save on shipping.” E EEED LAW, Statuary, Pots & Birdbaths Snyder said he’s pleased with how Now 25% OFF! the park has been used since it’s D LA WEED been built. JACKSON’S TRI-POWER TURF TYPE TALL FESCUE “There are people that have re- is guaranteed weed free with 92% and above germination. Not available anywhere else in Topeka. EEAL, E, EE H unions and gatherings in the shel- FEE pH oil est AL LA AD A ter house,” he said. “I was there last week and ran into people from Use ferti-lome New Lawn Starter BUY ONE GET 2ND 1/2 OFF for a faster, stronger root system for your lawn. Other brands don’t have the Netawaka, Whiting, Valley Falls and micro nutrients essential for the greatest lawn. Fresh Plants arriving every week. Not just leftovers. Silver Lake. We need to give them a better product. That’s what we’re shooting for with these improvements.” Fall Mums - Now in Bud and Topeka Grown! Monetary donations for park improvements are always welcome, Buy One Get One Half Off! New playground equipment, as well as several and donations can be made to the Friends of the Park at Denison State maintenance projects, are planned for Linscott Park Bank. 1933 Lower Silver Lake Rd. • Topeka, KS 66608 (across from fire station) (shown in the top photo) in Holton this fall. The Jack- “We appreciate Holton Parks and Mon-Fri 8:30-6 PM • Sat 8:30-4:30 PM • Sun 10:30-4:30 PM son County Commissioners recently allocated $5,000 Rec and the county commissioners in county parks and recreation funds towards the im- for their support,” he said. “It’s still www.jacksonsgreenhouse.com • 785-232-3416 provements. In the photo above, Jane Villmer, 7 1/2 of going to take some time to get it all OPEN LABOR DAY! 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Holton, is shown playing on some equipment at the together, but we’ve got the ball roll- park Tuesday afternoon. Photos by Ali Holcomb ing.”