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Don’t Former forget resident to vote Got a favorite restaurant, murdered sports coach or even a fa- vorite mail carrier? You can cast your vote in the 2013 in St. Louis Reader’s Choice Contest. Just clip out the ballot on A former Goodland resident was Page 10 of today’s Good- shot and killed Sunday in St. Louis. land Star-News and bring Few details were available Mon- it in by Aug. 7. Winners will day morning, but according to get bragging rights and a news reports, police officers found framed certificate. 48-year-old John Mark Paulsen shot in the arm and chest in the driver’s seat of his vehicle in the 4200 block of Neosho in southern St. Louis early Sunday morning. He was blood pronounced dead at a local hospital. Authorities are looking for an drive unknown male, who has been de- scribed as “black, six feet to six feet, two inches tall, with a slender build The American Red Cross and shoulder-length dreadlocks” in has scheduled a blood drive connection with the case. The shoot- from noon to 6 p.m. Thurs- ing took place about 2 a.m. Sunday. day at the United Methodist Paulsen was a 1983 graduate of Church, located at 12th St. Goodland High School who had and Sherman Ave. been living in St. Louis. A full obitu- ary will follow. Road sealing weather New transfer report to begin ambulance 79° on Friday 10 a.m. Beginning Friday, a Scott City Monday contractor will be performing street arrives here seal work on various roads around Today Goodland. Ambulance Director Duane Wright and • Sunset, 8:07 p.m. City Road Supervisor Rich Si- several of his emergency medical techni- Wednesday mon said contractor B&H Paving cians inspected their new transfer ambu- • Sunrise, 5:40 a.m. would be starting with 10th Street. lance on Friday. The new ambulance is • Sunset, 8:06 p.m. 10th Street will be resealed from designed to take patients long distances Montana to Colorado Avenues, between medical facilities. The purchase Midday Conditions Colorado to Wyoming and Wyo- is part of Wright’s plan to generate more • Soil temperature 76 degrees ming to Cattletrail. revenue by doing more transfers. The • Humidity 60 percent Warning will be given to resi- 2001 model with 100,000 miles was • Sky mostly sunny dents the day before to move their purchased from an ambulance service • Winds southeast 20-26 mph vehicles off the street. in Missouri. It was already painted black • Barometer 29.94 inches The project includes work on: and yellow, but Wright had the Sherman and rising • Second Street from Eustis to County service’s logo put on. • Record High today 110° (1936) Washington, Washington to Har- Photos by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News • Record Low today 51° (1950) rison, Arcade to College, College Last 24 Hours* to Walnut, Walnut to Caldwell, High Sunday 88° Caldwell to Main and Main to Low Sunday 59° Kansas. Hospital assures patients of sanitized equipment Precipitation none • Fourth Street from Caldwell to This month 0.16 Walnut, Walnut to Washington and After an incident earlier this month at the most successful. Endoscopy systems enable ness and several key technologies such as high Year to date 7.56 Washington to Eustis. Neosho Memorial Regional Medical Center physicians to look inside the human body to di- definition television for superior clarity; next- Below normal 4.52 inches • Fifth Street from Eustis to Wash- in Chanute where more than 240 patients may agnose, detect and treat gastrointestinal diseases generation Narrow Band Imaging for enhanced The Topside Forecast ington, Washington to Harrison, have been exposed to hepatitis, HIV and other and other conditions. observation of mucosal tissue; and dual-focus Today: Sunny with a high near Harrison to Arcade, Arcade to Wal- diseases because of improper scope sanitization, Along with the new equipment, the surgi- capabilities that allow physicians to switch the 95 with a 20 percent chance of nut, Walnut to Cherry and Cherry the Goodland Regional Medical Center is assur- cal staff also was trained and certified by the depth of field from normal focus to near focus rain, winds out of the northwest at to Caldwell. ing patients that high standards of cleanliness and manufacturer on proper techniques for cleaning, for more detailed observation of suspected le- 5 to 15 mph and a low around 64. • Sixth Street from Caldwell to infection control are followed and maintained in disinfection and sterilization of the endoscopes. sions. These new technologies are designed to Wednesday: Mostly sunny with a Main and Center to Kansas. all procedures including colonoscopies. Special cleaning equipment, called a “Scope help physicians provide their patients with more 20 percent chance of showers and • Eighth Street from D’Lao to The hospital issued a release last week, saying Buddy”, is also used by the staff and annual accurate and earlier diagnoses. thunderstorms, a high near 89 and Montana, Montana to Kansas and the surgery department recently added the new in-services and competencies are completed to “The clarity on the new Olympus system is a low around 66. Kansas to Main. endoscopy equipment that helps physicians de- maintain the staff’s skills and techniques. exceptional, helping me to more clearly detect Extended Forecast tect gastrointestinal diseases, such as colorectal The new, third-generation endoscopy system Thursday: Mostly cloudy with a See SEALING, Page 5 cancer, at an earlier stage when treatments are boasts enhanced image quality, added bright- See HOSPITAL, Page 5 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, a hihg near 83 and a low around 64. Friday: Mostly Groups plan game night sunny with a 50 percent chance Replanting flowerbeds of showers and thunderstorms, a The Goodland Events Team, the Bring a favorite game or pick one high near 84 and a low around 63. High Plains Museum, and Radical of several provided and partake in (National Weather Service) Games are holding a High Plains friendly competition playing board Get 24-hour weather info. at 162.400 MHz. Arcade – a one-night only gaming games, video games and all manner extravaganza from 7 to 10 p.m. of gaming fun. Thursday, Aug. 1 at the museum. New performer to join country music concert The Fun on the Farm Jamboree local country music concert – sponsored by 89.1 Cat Country – planned for markets Saturday, Oct. 26, has had a lineup change. Georgette Jones will be replacing 10 a.m. Leroy Troy, who will be playing at Wheat — $6.91 bushel the Armstrong Pie Festival in Lin- Posted county price — $6.73 den, Tenn., on the same date. Corn — $6.95 bushel Jones is the daughter of George Posted county price — $6.72 Milo — $6.24 bushel Jones and Tammy Wynette. In ad- Soybeans — $15.93 bushel dition to her own music, she will Posted county price — $15.16 perform a tribute to her parents. Georgette Jones Millet — no bid The concert also features country Sunflowers legend T.G. Sheppard. Goodland Star-News office, 1205 Oil current crop — $23.65 cwt. Tickets will go on sale at the Main, on Aug. 1. Confection — no bid Pinto beans — $28 (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. Christie Rasure and Marsha Schilling from Designs Unlimited, along with volunteers from the Praise in the Park returns These may not be closing figures. ) hospital, cleaned up and replanted flower beds around the High Plains Dialysis Service windows at Goodland Regional Medical Center. Volunteers included Connie Jo Johnson, Tina Whisnant, The Praise in the Park service congregation services, which Maria Hernandez, Lori Gaydusek, Julie Shoup, Mardy Jo Gustafson, and Tina Goodwin. To cel- will be held from 9:30 to 11 a.m. include worship, communion, a ebrate the opening of the dialysis service, community tours of the facility will be available from 2 Sunday at Gulick Park. This is children’s program and a meal. to 5:30 p.m. Thursday and a dedication ceremony is scheduled for 9 a.m. Friday. the second year for the multi- For more details, see Page 3. Photo by Tina Goodwin/Goodland Regional Medical Center about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, July 23, 2013 friends birthday Vernice Leslie will celebrate her the calendar obituary 90th birthday on Thursday, July 25. Cards may be sent to her at Hill Ernest C. Purvis Crest Nursing Home, 309 W. 7th calendar the courthouse to help veterans held from on Fridays, July 26, and dependents with claims. Call Aug. 9 and Aug. 23 at Knights of Street #406, McCook, Neb. 69001. The Goodland Farmers Mar- Ernest C. Purvis, 92, father of ing and building very elaborate the office in Colby any Monday, Columbus Hall, 8th and Caldwell, ket is open Saturdays from 8 Tom Purvis of Goodland, died projects. His favorite pastime was student news Wednesday or Friday at (785) Goodland. Admission is $5. Will a.m. to 11 a.m. at Chambers Park. Wednesday, July 17, listening to music and Brennen 462-3572. be alcohol free, family fun envi- Selling are baked goods and fresh 2013, at Wheat Ridge dancing. Clouse, 2009 The next community blood ronment. Water and soda will be garden vegetables. Acres Retirement Com- Preceding him in death Goodland High drive in Goodland will be from available with some finger foods. Prairie Land Food distribu- munity in Goodland. were his parents and sib- School graduate, 12 to 6 p.m. on Thursday at the For information call (890) 2688. tion is 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday at He was born on June lings, Evelyn (Milton) graduated with Methodist Church Fellowship Cat’s TnT, 1018 Main, or at the senior menu 24, 1921, to Charles and Harmon, Dale (Betty) Pur- honors from Hall, 12th and Sherman. Bernadine Johnson residence, Agnes (Karrish) Purvis vis and Luella (Kenneth) Stanford Uni- Commodity Distribution for Today: Sloppy joes, cucum- located at 704 Walnut. For infor- in Cambridge, Neb. In Schmidt. versity in Stan- Sherman County residents will be ber and tomato salad, peaches, mation call 899-2338, 821-1275, 1940 he graduated from Survivors include a ford, Calif., at at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 19, bun and pudding. Wednesday: 890-2287, 821-1827 or 899-4278 Cambridge High School. daughter, Linda (John) commencement at First Christian Church, 8th and Baked fish, macaroni and cheese, Clouse or order online at www.prairi- In 1948 he and Eva Purvis Kriss of Tecumseh; an- ceremonies on Arcade. Foods will include car- mixed vegetables, bread and elandfood.com. Warner were married in other son, Greg (Marsha) June 16. He re- rots, orange juice, peaches, potato watermelon. Thursday: Cook’s Jodie Tubbs of the Kansas Lebanon, Neb. They di- Purvis of Broomfield, ceived his Bachelor of Art degree flakes, apricot halves, beef stew, choice entree, corn, spinach salad, Commission on Veterans Affairs vorced in 1994. Colo.; companion, Donna Wier of in human biology with an emphasis vegetable soup, fruit and nut mix bread and cinnamon apple slices. will be in Goodland from 1 to 2:15 Mr. Purvis enlisted in the U.S. Cambridge; three sisters, Maxwell in global public health. He works in and diced tomatoes. For informa- Friday: Paprika chicken, potato p.m. Thursday, Aug. 1, in the As- Army in October 1942 and served (Harold) Maxwell of Beloit, Gerry the Bing Marketing Division of Mi- tion call Genesis (785) 890-2299. salad, cottage cheese with pine- sembly Room on the third floor of four years in the Africa and Asiatic Troncin and JoAnne Stone, both of crosoft, Seattle, Wash. Clouse is the Community dances will be apple, bread and cookie. son of Kenneth and Jo Ann Clouse Theatre including China, Burma Fall City, Neb.; 10 grandchildren; of Lawrence, former residents of and Indai. He ran a repair station at and 11 great-grandchildren. Goodland. com or stop by 808 Main. The hours building, 257 15th St., in Burling- of children with disabilities. If you the base of the China Burma road. Services were at 1:30 p.m. are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday ton. Call Debbie at 719-346-4612. have a family member with a special He had worked for Bud Kole (Mountain Time) on Saturday, July genesis and through Thursday, Friday 5:30 a.m. problem, such as drug or alcohol and helped put the first electricity 20, 2013, at Fairview Cemetery in salvation army to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. abuse, job loss or other family crisis, in Cambridge. Mr. Purvis had also Cambridge, Neb. and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Aerobics thrift store your family can qualify. Call 785- worked for Rushong Chrysler, Visitation was from 8 a.m. to 6 Genesis and Salvation Army are Brown Motor Company and Kump p.m. (Mountain Time) at Locke- are at 5:30 a.m. on Monday and The Goodland Churches Thrift 672-3125, ext. 187. available year round to help those in Motor Company, all of Oberlin; Al- nour-Jones Mortuary, 604 Penn Wednesday. Insanity class meets Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 need. Call (785) 890-2299 to speak preschool ternate Energy Sources; and North Street, Cambridge, Neb. at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through to a volunteer. Sherman County Head Start is American Phillips of Salina. Memorials to Sherman County Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Friday. Donations welcome. For a free preschool for eligible 3 and Mr. Purvis had moved to Good- Hospice may be sent to the funeral activities Saturday. Taekwondo with Wayne information call 890-2007. Tours of the 1907 Victorian Luckert call for times and dates. 4 year olds. The federally funded land in April. home. House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 health department program is targeted to families who He enjoyed wood working, weld- 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for The Sherman County Health De- meet certain economic guidelines day. Closed on Tuesday. the meeting every Tuesday at the partment at 1622 Broadway is open and provides hearing, vision, dental matters of record The High Plains Museum, 1717 Harvest Evangelical Free Church, from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. and educational screenings. Nutri- Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. Monday through Friday. tious meals are served, and parents 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information Marriages and divorces Caleb Andrew Dyer, no seatbelt, to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday Blood pressures; infants’, chil- are encouraged to get involved in call (785) 890-6423. The following marriage licenses fined $10. through Saturday and from 1 to dren’s and adults’ immunizations; their children’s education. For in- Goodland Alcoholics Anony- and divorces have been issued by Monique Humrich, speeding, 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. health assessments for Kan Be formation call 890-2552. mous, 1013 Center. If you drink the Sherman County District Court: fined $173. The Carnegie Arts Center is Healthy, daycare and school entry; alcohol, that’s your business. If you crimestoppers Divorces Cassidy Ridder, speeding, fined open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- want to stop, we can help. Call 821- If you have information about Chelsea R. Dunigan, Sherman $239. day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. bin; and family planning available 3826 or 728-7491. any crime, call the Goodland Area County, and Bryan T. Dunigan, March 16: Joel Bender, speed- on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on by appointment. Sharps containers Goodland Al-Anon Family Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- Royse City, Texas. ing, fined $173. Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center are available for a fee. WIC program Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays 5665. Your call will be confidential Bryon L. Gholson, unknown, and Christopher Ditmars, speeding, is always in need of hosts and host- available. Call 890-4888 or go to at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- and you will not be asked your Kimberly S. Gholson, Goodland. fined $167. esses on Sundays. New monthly www.sherman.kansas.com. cade. For information call Alice or name. If the information results in Sena K. Slusher, Goodland, and Yong Han, child passenger safe- exhibits and you are invited to visit If you have questions, concerns Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. the arrest and/or conviction of those Harold W. Slusher, Goodland. ty; restraining systems and seat the gift shop. or complaints about child care, call The “Freedom Today” group of involved, you could be eligible for Marriages belts, fined $158. The Goodland Public Library is the health department. Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland Mark Grady Rogers and Lori Ann March 17: Stephanie Ann Ad- open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mon- Water Testing — The Northwest p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit Pearsall, Goodland. ams, defective muffler, fined $179. day through Thursday and from Local Environmental Protection 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. organization formed by citizens Richard Ryan Robinson and Michael Scott Mathews, defec- 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- Group does well evaluations, in- Call 890-8369. against crime. Bethann Widner, Goodland. tive muffler, fined $173. urday. For information call (785) cluding testing for bacteria and Bird City Alcoholics Anony- The police department can also Justin Daniel Mueske, Marsh- Shane David Anderson, speed- 899-5461 or stop by the library. nitrates. To schedule an evaluation mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. be called at 890-4570. field, Wisconsin, and Tahnee Dee ing, fined $161. Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- or discuss environmental concerns, (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the Schields, Goodland. Kenneth James Konrad, speed- man County is seeking mentors and call the Health Department at 890- family shelter Senior Center on 4th Street. Nar- Mikle Shane Beckner and Jen- ing, fined $185. children to mentor. Call 890-3665. 4888. The Northwest Kansas Domestic cotics Anonymous meets at 6:30 nifer Lynn Wood, Goodland. March 18: Robert L. Thompson, The Good Sam Family Support and Sexual Violence Services pro- (Mountain Time) on Tuesdays at hospital volunteers James Clinton Gillespie and over weight limits on wheels and Council meets at 7 p.m. the second vides help day or night to victims the Senior Center. Call (785) 734- Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon Heather Lee Juranek, Goodland. axles, fined $203. Thursday of every month at the of domestic violence and sexual 2734 for more information. and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. vol- Chad Robert-Boswell, El Do- March 19: Timothy Rackard, Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings assault. For information or help, call Stratton “AA by the Book” Al- unteers are in the gift shop. Today: rado, Kan. and Angela Denise motor carrier safety rules and regu- are open to all interested people. (800) 794-4624. In the Colby area, coholics Anonymous group meets none. Wednesday: a.m. Connie Johnson, Greeley, Colo. lations, fined $213. For information call 890-3117 or call (785) 443-1130. at 7 p.m. Thursdays for a beginners Soellner. Thursday: Helen Musil. Andrew Lynn Pettibone, St. Fran- Timothy Rackard, over weight 890-5936. open meeting. Filies and young Friday: a.m. Avis Alcorn. animal shelter cis, Kan. and Jessica Michelle Swa- limits on Wheels and axles, fined Breast Cancer Support Group people welcome. Call (719) 348- Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to ger, Goodland. $110. meets at 5:30 p.m. the second early head start 5398 for men and (719) 346-8553 www.petfinder.com and be sure to Jacob Daniel Kling, Goodland, March 20: Michael Thad Pfan- Monday of the month. Any woman for women. On U.S. Highway 24 go Early Head Start is a state funded enter the Goodland zip code 67735. and Stephanie Eilene Haggard, nenstiel, speeding, fined $212. with cancer is welcome. Call Norma to Statton and it is the second house program for income eligible fami- You can also call the Goodland Overland Park, Kan. Austen G. Gardner, operate a mo- at 890-6629 for more information. on the left, 513 Iola Street. lies with prenatal mothers and chil- Police Department at 890-4570 or Nathan Max Linin and Halli Anne tor vehicle without a valid license, The Goodland Activities Center Fibromyalgia and Chronic dren up to age three. Families par- Northwest Kansas Animal Shelter Stone, Goodland. fined $158. has the daily activities. For informa- Myofascial Pain Support Group ticipate in a variety of educational at 899-4398. Interested in adopting District Court March 21: Monica Aaron, no tion call 890-7242. Memberships meets from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. the activities and receive free medical a pet? Call the animal shelter or go to These are cases decided by the seatbelt, fined $10. options for everyone including day third Wednesday of every month and dental care. the website www.nwkasgoodland. Goodland District Court: Melvin D. Tickle, speeding, fined passes for $5. Visit goodlandgac. in the Emergency Medical Services Services include special needs webs.com. March 14: Natalia R Barrera, $185. no seatbelt (17-17 years of age), March 22: Ariadine Dewylia fined $60. Guffey, speeding, fined $149. Goodland minister receives his doctorate March 15: Julio Alejandro Bus- Saul Armando Guzman-Meza, sone, failure to yield at stop or yield speeding, fined $143. Goodland U- degree in Church Leadership Ex- Rev. Dr. Shelly (Cox) Petz. Prior to earned a Master of Theology de- sign, fined $173. nited Methodist cellence from Wesley Theological this local placement he served as a gree from Princeton Theological Church pastor, Seminary of Washington, D.C., on pastor in Olathe and in rural Miami Seminary. former Bird City May 13. His final thesis was titled, and Lynn counties of Kansas, as Dr. Petz’s passions include his resident and “All We Need Is Within Us Now: well as in the Philadelphia, Penn., wife and two young children, pho- 1994 graduate Leading Positive Transforma- area. tography, and being a private pilot. of Cheylin High tion In The Church Through Our He received a bachelor’s degree He is the son of Sherrie Antholz, School, Rev. Strengths.” from Kansas State University in Topeka. His grandmother is Nadine Dustin Petz was Dr. Petz currently serves as a pas- Agribusiness. He went to seminary Flemming. Petz awarded a Doc- tor of the Goodland United Method- at Saint Paul School of Theology tor of Ministry ist Church, with his clergy spouse, in Kansas City, Mo., and then later savings on our Truckload FREE Sports Physicals Sale of GM engines and GM transmissions. JULY 23 from 4-6 p.m. A public open house will be held for Fred Wedel on Last Clinic before school starts. SAVE HUNDREDS! Also sign up for baseline balance test! Wednesday, July 24, from 1-4 p.m. MT, at the No appointment necessary. Bring completed form ;YddJa[`$CYejgfgjFYl`gfYlNaf[]k?E;]fl]j& USDA Service Center in Goodland. with you (including parent signature) Forms Hope you can join us for the celebration honoring Fred! available at Family Health Center, GHS weight (719) 346-5326 or (800) 231-8991. room, GHS & Junior High Offices. NOTE: These Sherman County Conservation District are for sports release only. If you have other Can deliver within 200 miles from Burlington 210 W. 10th Street, Suite 1, Goodland, KS 67735 health concerns, please schedule an appointment with your provider. NAF;=K?E;=FL=J Goodland Family Health Center 1847 Rose Avenue, Burlington, CO 80807 Please join us! 106 Willow Rd. • Phone: (785) 890-6075 www.vincesgmcenter.com Dedication Ceremony
SUBSCRIBER Beverly Wolak You receive two free passes to see: See American Profile magazine in this week’s issue of Despicable Friday, July 26 at 9 a.m. MT me 2 3D (PG) Your sponsorship could be right here! Goodland Regional Medical Center, C-Hall Community tours of the facility are available Clip and bring to the show. Non Transferable (available in local area only) Thursday, July 25 from 2-5:30 p.m. Brought to you by: Call The Goodland Star-News today for more information! (785) 899-2338 Classifieds work! Call 899-2338 1203 Main Avenue • (785) 899-6103 star-news goodland The Star-News / Tuesday, July 23, 2013 3 Praise in the Park returns Praise in the Park is returning to Gulick Park, 8th and Caldwell, from 9:30 to 11 a.m.on Sunday for music and a community worship service. There will also be a children’s pro- gram. After the service has ended everyone is invited to eat together in a meal of pulled pork, hot dogs, sal- ads, cookies, brownies and drinks. Everyone is encouraged to bring their own seating for the service. A community prayer will be of- fered for rain and money will be collected for Goodland Genesis and disaster relief. The program will start with an opening song, followed by a wel- come and prayer by Pastor Brian Fugleberg of Harvest Evangelical The crowd at last year’s Praise in the Park on Sunday, Aug. 5, bowed their heads in prayer. Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News Free Church. Next there will be three songs of worship. The children will then be dismissed for their pro- Carol Jolly for the First Christian there will be a final song. Then Congregations participating will Harvest Evangelical Free Church. man. gram. The First Baptist Church will Church. Pastor Randy Payne of the benediction and prayer for the be the Goodland United Method- In the case of bad weather the This is the second year for the lead a theme prayer. Communion Calvary Gospel Church will read meal will be led by Jacob Soyez of ist, First Christian Church, Calvary event will be moved to the United service. and offering will be led by the Rev. scripture and give a sermon. Then Calvary Gospel Church. Gospel, First Baptist Church and Methodist Church, 12th and Sher- Dress Down Day celebrates 20th anniversary The original Dress Down Day program has remained in our community! the 2nd Wednesday of each month. reer and Community Leaders of America; Market; 4-H Camp; Band Department, was organized in 1993 by First National Dress Down Day - This is the original Dress Down Day has provided assistance Goodland Swim Team; Thrift Store; Red home-owned carnival; Senior Center; Van Bank employees, Sherida Shoff and Jan program and was designed, not just for to numerous organizations over the years, Cross; Salvation Army; Genesis; Hospice; Gogh Park; Feed My Starving Children; Lohr. Now, in 2013 the Dress Down Day First National Bank, but as a community some of which are listed here: grade school Head Start; Big Brothers/ Big Sisters; Summer Reading Program; Handy House; program proudly celebrates its 20th An- wide project to benefit the needs of local site councils; Mothers of Pre Schoolers; Elementary Art Program; Kiwanis Flag Dress Down Day Charitable Fund (which niversary! Organizers and supporters are charities and projects. There are a variety of Shine on Sherman County; Movie on the Project; Junior Football; Freedom Fest, allows for grants to groups or individuals excited to proclaim that the program has businesses and individuals that participate Wall; Smoky Gardens; Soup BoL; Good- U.S. Department of Agriculture; Commod- with special needs); and the list goes on. generated over $75,000 - and every dollar in this program. It is typically scheduled for land High School cheerleaders, Family, Ca- ity Distribution; Youth Skills Day; Farmers matters of record Goodland Police under investigation. tion, Phillips County. Case referred 10th, Gary Wayne Lynn reporet a Nejdl on a warrant, Sherman county. possess with 1000’ of school. Case The following incidents have March 23 – 12:27 a.m., 2510 to county attorney. theft. Case remains under investi- Case referred to county attorney. referred to county attorney. been reported to the Goodland Po- Commerce Road, arrested John Ed- 9:31 a.m., 1819 Cherry Ave., ar- gation. April 5 – 2:52 p.m., 2810 Com- April 8 – 7:22 a.m., 1506 Grand lice Department: ward McCormick for criminal tres- rested Karlee Wilson on a warraqnt 1:33 p.m. 408 W. 11th, arrested merce Road, Alexander West re- Ave., Terrance Knuth was taken into March 16 – 8:54 p.m., 600 Kansa pass against Presto Convenience for another jurisdiction, Thomas Jazzmin Blair Weis for domestic ported criminal damage to property. custody on an emergency detention. Ave., Katlyn Topliff reported vi- Store. Case referred to city attorney. County. Case referred to county battery against Ryan Weis. Case April 6 – 2:55 a.m., 324 W. 19th, Case referred to county attorney. cious animals. Case referred to city March 24 – 13:22 p.m., 604 W attorney. referred to city attorney. arrested Robbie Michael Pasillas for 11:38 a.m., 1209 Harrison Ave., attorney. Ninth arrested Alex Lloyd Daharsh 7:05 p.m., 2500 Commerce Road, March 31 – 7:15 a.m., 320 E. disorderly conduct against David arrested Ruben Quetglas for posses- 9:21 p.m., 424 Grand Ave., Diona for aggravated assault, domestic arrested Ashley Ray for failure to Eighth, Joseph Bondell reported Randall Scott. Case referred to city sion of hallucinogenic drug. Case M. Carrillo reported disorderly battery and disorderly conduct appear, Case referred to city at- an assault. Case referred to city attorney. referred to county attorney. conduct, Case remain under inves- against Curtis L. Doxon, Robert torney. attorney. 7:22 a.m., 1006 Center Ave., City April 9 – 11:56 a.m., 924 Main tigation. Glade Doxon and Courtney Lynn 11:57 p.m., 1200 Main Ave. ar- 8:46 p.m. 924 Walnut Ave. Gar- of Goodland reported criminal dam- Ave., US Treasury reported mak- March 18 – 1:27 p.m., 813 Doxon, Case referred to county rested Jefery Oliver for driving rett Bueltell reported a vehicle bur- age. Case referred to city attorney. ing false information (counterfeit Broadway Ave., arrested Rodney attorney. while suspended. Case referred to glary and theft. Case remains under 5:02 p.m., 724 W Hwy 24, State of currency). Case remains under Boyce for probation violation. Case March 25 – 8:37 a.m., 611 W. city attorney. investigation. Kansas reported possession of hal- investigation. referred to county attorney. Ninth, arrested Karlee Wilson for March 28 – 4:27 a.m., 1811 E. April 2 – 9:52 p.m., 1700 Wyo- lucinogenic drug and distribute or March 19 – 7:05 a.m., 2510 possession of drug paraphernalia Hwy 24., arrested Justin Beckner ming Ave., arrested Thea Glennita Commerce Road., Presto reported and theft against Dollar General and for domestic battery against Penny Brown for driving under the influ- a theft. Case remains under inves- the State of Kansas. Case referred to Lane. Case referred to city attorney. ence and driving without headlights tigation. county attorney. March 29 – 3:01 p.m., 1506 when needed. Case referred to city 6:06 p.m., 1619 Kansas Ave. 9:21 a.m., 2510 Commerce Road, Grand Ave., Child in need of care. attorney. AUCTION Gary Slusher taken into emergency arrested John Edward McCormick Case referred to county attorney. April 4 – 9:09 p.m., 1417 1 9ÊÓÇ]ÊÓä£ÎÊUÊ9:00 A.M. CDT detention. Case referred to county on a warrant for another jurisdic- March 30 – 12:17 p.m., 410 E. Caldwell Ave., arrested Patricia attorney. 0LOH:HVWRI7UHQWRQ&RRS7UHQWRQ1HEUDVND March 20 – 12:22 p.m., 516 W Enjoy a night at the movies! Owners: George & Eunice Campbell Hwy 24, Apt 509, Lonnie S. Potterf Household Hazardous Waste Collection Sherman burglary and theft. Case remains www.goodlandnet.com/movies 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 Antiques & Collectibles, Guns, Shop, Outdoor, Furniture & Houshold Tonight 7 PM corrections SHERMAN COUNTY RESIDENTS ONLY!! 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Color contest open to grades K-5, three age groups. Look for color page in the Tuesday papers of July 9 and 16 OR pick up your color page at The Goodland Star-News (1205 Main Ave.) or Jacque’s Hallmark (1124 Main Ave.) on or after Tuesday, July 9. Entries must be returned by July 24. Winner of each age group receives an awesome gift basket filled with goodies from our wonderful local sponsors! star-news 4 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, July 23, 2013 opinion from our viewpoint... Is surveilance becoming routine? A nationwide study by the American Civil Liberties Union reveals that the cops know just not whether you’ve been naughty or nice – but where you’ve been doing it. Agencies, mostly city and county departments, are using license-tag scanners, cameras programmed to record licenses and their location, all day and all night. Located on a patrol car, on bridges or buildings, anywhere they can “see” traffic, these cameras are remarkably efficient. Minneapolis, with just eight units, captured 4.9 million loca- tions in the first eight months of last year. They got the mayor’s car 41 times. At first, police treated the database as a public record. Anyone could come ask for a report on any tag. Later, they decided the information was “classified.” As more and more cameras appear, more agencies join the movement, more vehicles are logged, the information increas- ingly goes into regional data bases that can produce a remarkably detailed picture of our daily activities. It is, the union says, “a single high-resolution image of our lives.” “There’s just a fundamental question of whether we’re going to live in a society where these dragnet surveillance systems become routine,” said Catherine Crump, a staff lawyer with the organization. The group says it wants police departments to delete informa- tion on all vehicles except those actually linked to a crime, but of course, that’s part of the beauty of the system. Your car might not be linked to a crime today, but who knows when someone might want to know where you’ve been? People have no expectation of privacy when driving or parked on a public street, one police official noted. And that’s true enough. Commissioners wrong on pit bulls Departments have checked licenses and logged locations for years, but until now, it was a low-efficiency game. To the Editor: from our And true enough, we’re all tracking ourselves by carrying cell With the Treyvon Martin, George Zimmer- Protecting rural phones, global positioning devices and other electronic gear. We man trial concluded of course now the new readers walk on streets surveilled by cameras and pass through security thing now catching the eye of the Goodland at the airport. residents is the new sanctions being leveled • to the editor non-profits The question the study asks is, “Do we really need Big Brother against these so called vicious dogs. Now pit watching our every move?” bull owners have to register their pitbulls and To the Editor, Some will say, if you’re not doing anything wrong, why worry? it has many of our residents seeing red. I my- the history of these supposed vicious animals. Rural communities often rely on coop- The government will reassure us that we have nothing to fear, the self having raised several pitbulls in the past Truly it’s not only mine but the opinion of eratives and nonprofits to conduct community scanners are only to track the bad guys. But they said that about can honestly say the public opinion: the city’s most of the pitbull owners here in town that business, and their employees rely on pensions the Internal Revenue Service. opinion about these dogs are entirely way off to just single out pitbulls as a vicious dog is provided by these communities. In our view, no agency needs to gather and store this kind of base and is fueled by ignorance and fear. discrimination against just that one breed. The pension plans used by rural cooperatives information. Government agencies of all types already have way Most people see pitbulls as being an aggres- where there are other dogs that are just as vi- and nonprofits pose little risk of the employer too much data stored away on citizens already. And it’s not just sive dog who are born and bred to fight. I have cious. It’s all in the way they are brought up failing to pay benefits, and were therefore an innocent system designed to catch bad guys. several people who will argue that logic along and from what I have seen of the pitbulls in granted temporary exemption from onerous Information is power, and when “they” have enough, it could side me. It’s not the dogs fault that they have town, I have no doubts that there won’t be any regulations in the Pension Protection Act of come to the point where the citizens are no longer in charge. been given a bad reputation. Yes just like any illegal dog fights going on with these dogs 2006. No one should have that kind of power. As citizens, we need to other breed of canine a pitbull can be danger- in Goodland anytime soon and if there was If Congress doesn’t act, these exemptions take a stand now, before it’s too late. – Steve Haynes ous, but if raised correctly a pitbull can also be what are they gonna do except lick each other will soon expire, meaning rural cooperatives the friendliest dog on earth. to death? Pitbulls have a bad reputation and and nonprofits would be unable to continue I myself think that there should be a recon- and it’s their master’s fault. I think the com- providing pension benefits on which many Letter Policy sideration on this new ordinance that was missioners should go visit the homes of the families rely. passed in the city of Goodland because not pitbull owners here in town and see how they So we acted. I led a bipartisan effort to in- The Goodland Star-News encourages and welcomes letters troduce the Cooperative and Small Employer from readers. Letters should be typewritten, and must include enough research was done before they decided are being raised and not pass judgement off the Charity Pension Flexibility Act. This com- a telephone number and a signature. Unsigned letters will on this matter. I know of a business owner back just because the dog barks at you. That’s not be published. Form letters and letters deemed to be of no who’s pitbull sits at the front door of his busi- my opinion. monsense legislation allows cooperatives public interest or considered offensive will be rejected. We ness and greets everyone that comes in to the Now, if the commissioners already did this and nonprofits to continue providing pension reserve the right to edit letters for length and good taste. We shop and would rather lick you to death that and still made their decision then they haven’t benefits without government intrusion and encourage letters, with address and phone numbers, by e-mail attack you. And I’ve been inside the home of a dug deeper. What is there to lose in seeing that improves the system ensuring a more stable to:
wrenches, saws and drills. open season need a measuring cup or a spoon. Things like nwkansas.com I realized that Steve had a measuring addic- • salt and pepper, onion and garlic. N.T. Betz, Director of Internet Services tion when he started wearing his pedometer I can measure a teaspoon of salt in the palm ([email protected]) on vacation. other night. I’ll swear he was counting them of my hand and eyeball a half cup of diced Now, I can understand measuring your steps out – not just pouring them in and eyeball- onion. Who cares if I’m an eighth of a cup off. Evan Barnum, Systems Admin.([email protected]) when you go out for a walk to see how much ing them for the right amount for eight steak It’s onion. It’s all good. Published every Tuesday and Friday except the days observed for New exercise you are getting. But when you’re sandwiches. Not Steve. He’s precise. He doesn’t put too Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christ- headed for a beach in Mexico, not so much. And we’re not even going to go into the much or too little of anything into a recipe. mas Day, at 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. Besides it always drives the TSA guys at airport Garmin in the car, which can measure miles per He’s addicted, I tell you but as long as I can Periodicals postage paid at Goodland, Kan. 67735; entered at the security nuts, because he never remembers to hour, how long it’ll take to get there and how keep him cooking, I’m not going to start an Goodland, Kan., Post Office under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1878. take it off his belt. much fuel you’re using. He loves that thing. intervention. I know when I have a good thing POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Goodland Star-News, 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. Well, I suppose that in itself might be one He measures when he cooks, too. going. Telephone: (785) 899-2338. Editorial e-mail: star-news@nwkansas. benefit. Of course, we all measure when we cook. com. Advertising questions can be sent to: [email protected] However, back to my theory that my hus- The Goodland Star-News assumes no liability for mistakes or omissions band is addicted to measuring things. in advertising or failure to publish beyond the actual cost of the ad. He has two rain gauges. One we keep on the where to write SUBSCRIPTIONS: In Sherman County and adjacent counties: three porch to measure rain. That one is seldom used. months, $29; six months, $46; 12 months, $81. Out of area, weekly mailing of two issues: three months, $39; six months, $54; 12 months, $89 (All tax The second is in the garden. It measures rain U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts, 109 Hart Sen- huelskamp.house.gov/contact-me/email-me included). Mailed individually each day: (call for a price). and the amount of water that goes on the gar- den. While that may seem a reasonable thing to ate Office Building, Washington D.C. State Rep. Ward Cassidy, State Capitol Incorporating: want to know, we’ve been watering the garden 20510. (202) 224-4774; E-mail address Building Rm 151-S, 300 SW 10th, Topeka, the same amount for the last 20 years, and the — http://roberts.senate.gov/public/index. Kan. 66612. Phone (785) 296-7616, home The Goodland Daily News gauge always reads the same unless he forgets cfm?p=EmailPat (785) 332-2850; e-mail address ward. 1932-2003 to dump it or we accidentally get some rain. U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran, 354 Russell Sen- [email protected]. He checks the weather channel almost every ate Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510. State Sen. Ralph Ostmeyer, State Capitol The Sherman day to see what the temperatures will be for the (202) 224-6521; Fax (202) 228-6966. E-mail Building, Rm. 136-E, 300 SW 10th, Topeka, next week. I mean, let’s face it. If it’s summer, address – http://moran.senate.gov/public/in- Kan. 66612. (785-296-7399; e-mail address County Herald Founded by Eric and Founded by Thomas McCants Roxie Yonkey it’s going to be hot. If it’s winter, it’ll be cold. dex.cfm/e-mail-jerry [email protected]. 1935-1989 1994-2001 What are you going to do differently if it’s 85 U.S. Rep. Tim Huelskamp, 1st Congres- Kansas Attorney General, 301 S.W. 10th, degrees out today or 95? sional District, 126 Cannon House Office Lower Level, Topeka, KS 66612-1597 (785) I caught him measuring the number of char- Building, Washington D.C., 20575-1601. 296-3751 Fax (785) 291-3699 TTY: (785) Nor’West Newspapers coals he was using for the barbecue grill the (202-225-2715) E-mail address – https:// 291-3767 Haynes Publishing Company The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, July 23, 2013 5 Street sealing Hospital assures of sanitized equipment HOSPITAL, from Page 1 mends that beginning at age 50, both patient and capabilities for visual- with hospital networks, and provide men and women at average risk for izing the scope’s position inside the seamless technology integration to abnormalities, even at their earliest developing colorectal cancer should patient’s body all of which deliver help optimize the flow of activity in to begin on Friday stages,” said Dr. Travis Daise. be screened for colorectal cander better control to the physician and the endoscopy suite and the hospital and polyps, and those with personal help to improve comfort for the overall. SEALING, from Page 1 Simon said there were several Daise is one of the four providers areas that would be gotten to at at the hospital that regularly uses or family risk factors should be patient. “With the acquisition of the sys- tested even earlier. “The improved handling on the tem at our hospital, our goals are • 11th Street from Kansas to the end of the project if time an the system for procedures such as In addition to helping hospital new scopes is particularly helpful to improve the efficiency of our Texas. materials allowed. This includes colonscopies. The others are David physicians detect and diagnosis in situations that require advanced operation, enhance our diagnostic • Colorado Avenue from 10th Washington Avenue between Younger, M.D. and Douglas Van disease at an earlier stage, the new endoscopic technique. It also makes capabilities, and foremost, deliver to Eighth. First and Second Streets; Walnut Marel, M.D. and Jeffrey D. Huston, system should improve comfort the entire experience much easier on world-class care to our patients. • Texas Avenue from 10th to Avenue between First and Second M.D., a gastroenterologist. for patients as well. It utilizes new my patients,” Younger said. With this advanced technology, we Eighth. Streets; Grand Avenue between Diagnosis at the earliest stages technologies to better follow the Additionally, the new endoscopy may be able to provide our patients • Cherry Avenue from the Rail- Second and Maple Streets; and can improve treatment outcomes, contours in the colon, has improved system is designed around system with more accurate diagnoses, road to 19th and 19th to U.S. 24. 11th Street between Cattletrail reduce overall healthcare costs and sensitivity to a physician’s move- integration and workflow manage- shorten their procedure times, and • Cattletrail Avenue from 8th to and Colorado Avenues. improve the quality of life for pa- ments and variable stiffness to meet ment to ease setup and reprocessing, improve their overall procedural 9th, 9th to 12th and 12th to 16th. tients. To aid in early detection, the American Cancer Society recom- the unique anatomical needs of the manage patient data, communicate experience,” Van Marel said. McCook, Neb., to have first drive-in movie in more than 30 years For the first time in more than 30 years, inflatable screen – 10 yards tall and 15 yards Street and Westridge Parkway intersection. follow, with the starting time between 10:45 timist Club and McCook business people. the people of McCook, Neb., and the sur- wide – will be set up south of the grand- Vehicles with show watchers are encour- and 11 p.m. In order to obtain a screen for the show- rounding region will have an opportunity to stands for the showing of “Space Jam,” aged to come early to take their places in Harsh, a 2013 graduate of McCook High ing in McCook, Gavin made arrangements view a drive-in movie from the comfort of starring Michael Jordan and Bugs Bunny,” advance of the showing of “Space Jam” at School, came up with the idea for a drive- with Fun Flicks, a firm which specializes their cars, pickups and SUVs. and “Footloose,” the 1980s classic starring 8:45 p.m. “This is just slightly before sun- in movie as a way of saying thanks to the in outdoor showings throughout the U.S. A The special outdoor showing will be Kevin Bacon. down, but it will still be dark enough for the people of southwest Nebraska. The idea trip of 11 hours will be required to transport Saturday, Aug. 10, on the south side of the Entry gates will be set up on the south show to start,” said Gavin Harsh, the event quickly caught on, with Gavin receiving the outdoor screen from Dallas to McCook. Red Willow County Fairgrounds. A large, side of the fairgrounds near the West M organizer. The showing of “Footloose” will encouragement and support from the Op- The Goodland Star News Service Directory WEEKEND SPECIAL The Service Directory does the hard work for you! onditioning Serv FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND ir C ice A A/C Evacuation & Recharge Service* SUNDAYS! Half rack ribs, mashed potatoes, Call Angela or Kayla today to 95 * corn on the cob and a drink find out how! $ ONLY $10! (785) 899-2338 Hours: 49 Monday-Saturday 10:30 AM-8:30 PM Inspect system for leaks, check drive belt condition and tension. Check hoses. Not valid with other offers. Parts and materials not included. Sundays 10:30 AM-2 PM Expires 7/31/2013. 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Taylor, Garrett (11) Radwan, Nael (11) Bedore, Taryn (11) Roeder, Ashlee (12) Artzer, Koal (9) Cole, Grace (9) Teeter, Trey (9) Redlin, Bracelyn (11) Bergsma, Brevin (9) Ruhs, Dax (11) Bergquist, Alexis (9) Cowan, Cortney (12) Trachsel, Kolt (10) Sederstrom, Nicole (10) Bonsall, Ian T (11) Smith, Amber (11) Biermann, Faith (9) Cowan, Lacie (12) Unger, Mitchell (12) Seeger, Katlyn (9) Brannick, Cienna (9) Snethen, Todd (11) Brown, Britney (10) Dautel, Andrew (12) Velasco, Elisa (9) Stasser, Kristina (10) Chaffman, Amber (9) Stegeman, Cheyenne (11) Callahan, Sydni (12) Gerber, Jacob (9) Wendt, Dustin (12) Tomsic, Raquel (10) Coates, Chantel (12) Taylor, Garrett (11) Cochran, Hope (11) Hageman, Rachel (12) Withington, Quinlen (9) White, Berkley (11) Cole, Grace (9) Teeter, Trey (9) Helton, Gunner (12) Hageman, Rheagan (9) White, Brianna (11) Cowan, Cortney (12) Trachsel, Kolt (10) House, Elizabeth (11) Hendrich, Hiram (10) Supreme Witman, Holton (11) Cowan, Lacie (12) Unger, Mitchell (12) Lake, Jarod (11) House, Jeffrey (12) Avila, Luke (9) Bollig, Molly (9) Dautel, Andrew (12) Velasco, Elisa (9) Miller, Zachary (11) Kling, Mara (11) Boyington, Kat (9) DeLaCruz, Adrian (11) Gerber, Jacob (9) Wendt, Dustin (12) Radwan, Nael (11) Lockhart, Brooke (12) Castillo-Lozano, Alinexis (9) Fugleberg, Timothy (11) Hageman, Rachel (12) Withington, Quinlen (9) Redlin, Bracelyn (11) Lopez, Riley (9) Ihrig, Gage (11) Goodwin, Chloe (12) Hageman, Rheagan (9) Avila, Luke (9) Sederstrom, Nicole (10) Mayer, Madison (11) Lazo, Mario (9) House, Andrew (9) Hendrich, Hiram (10) Boyington, Kat (9) Seeger, Katlyn (9) Michaud, Christian (9) Holt, Austin (12) Mayer, Carl (9) House, Jeffrey (12) Castillo-Lozano, Alinexis (9) Stasser, Kristina (10) Miller, Shayley (12) Ihrig, Gannon (11) Mendoza, Yidam (9) Kling, Mara (11) Ihrig, Gage (11) Tomsic, Raquel (10) Nelson, Sheldon (12) Jones, Tanner (12) Miller, Gerell (10) Lockhart, Brooke (12) Lazo, Mario (9) White, Berkley (11) Paxton, Cy (12) Kennedy, Makayla (10) Moyer, Heather (9) Lopez, Riley (12) Benavides, Alicia (11) White, Brianna (11) Paxton, Ryleigh (10) McCracken, Carly (12) Rodriguez, Jessica (11) Mayer, Madison (11) Gastineau, Tanner (9) Witman, Holton (11) Perryman, Logan (9) Artzer, Koal (9) Schnabel, Jacob (12) Michaud, Christian (9) Hernandez, Tania (12) Pettibone, Chandler (9) Bergquist, Alexis (9) Siruta, Jordan (9) Miller, Shayley (12) McCombs, Jordan (12) 2nd Semester Phillips, Paige (12) Biermann, Faith (9) Slough, Marshall (12) Nelson, Sheldon (12) Schnabel, Mary (9) Principal’s Rangel, Gabriella (11) Brown, Britney (10) Smith, Ruby (9) Paxton, Cy (12) Thompson, Sophia (10) Becvar, Jacob (12) Redlin, Braxton (9) Callahan, Sydni (12) Grant Junior High 4th Quarter White, Kelsey Simmerman, Kyle Mills, Sada Mayer, Cade Mull, Brandt Supreme Avelar, Adison Smith, Emily Reicks, Landon Miller, Sianna Phillips, Chelsea Sixth Grade Eighth Grade Honorable Mention Townsend, Kaitlyn Renteria, Josue Nemechek, Jamie Seeger, Darby Hamilton, Luke Supreme Helpingstine, Alyssa Wood, Lucas Rodriguez, Mark Ordonez-Castillo, Norelia Townsend, Kaitlyn Ihrig, Ella Brown, Jacob Sanchez, Keila Honorable Mention Sieck, Peri Thompson, Margaux Principal’s Lalicker, Ryan Coon, Amanda Borgmann, Devinee Van Marel, Sarah Thorson, Tayler Archer, Levi Principal’s Daise, Kaitlyn Seventh Grade Diaz, Jesus Volk, Ryan Volk, Kinsey Bergquist, Evin Acosta, Valeria Deeds, Nolan Supreme Doughman, Hannah Honorable Mention Principal’s Biermann, Gabriel Artzer, Jade Goodwin, Alex Hageman, Renae Flores, Elena Beringer, Zekke Anderson, Ashley Borgmann, Devinee Berls, Christopher Hoelting, Braelyn Mull, Brandt Frandy, Hannah Flower, Isaiah Bateman, Zane Boyington, Kit Duell, Jessi Johnson, Dusty Peter, Evan Goodman, Shawna Garner, Michael Boone, John Doughman, Hannah Gensheer, Michael Mayer, Cade Phillips, Chelsea Jarrett, Nash Klemm, Colter Brighton, Savannah Eslinger, Hannah Greene, Grace Miller, Sianna Principal’s Jostes, Madison Kroskey, Duncan Dinkel, Kennedy Ferguson, Hannah Hahn, Austin Nemechek, Jamie Archer, Levi Stockman, Tavean Mann, Joseph Floyd, Erin Frandy, Hannah Ihrig, Garin Ordonez-Castillo, Norelia Bergquist, Evin Mendoza, Sabrina Gillming, Dillon Gerber, Coda Julin, Shaley Thompson, Margaux Biermann, Gabriel Sixth Grade Perryman, Bramalette Goodwin, Alex Hendrich, Wence Ketter, Taitem Thorson, Tayler Boyington, Kit Supreme Scott, Kassandra Hernandez-Soto, Ariadne McCombs, Kayleigh Klemm, Colter Volk, Kinsey Brighton, Katie Hamilton, Luke Studer, Madison Kent, Darian Mitchek, Demi Perryman, Bramalette Principal’s Cristelli, Angela Ihrig, Ella Taylor, Destany Neal, Abigail Nemechek, Parker Reicks, Landon Aguirre, Maria Eslinger, Hannah Ihrig, Garin West, Bryson Stramel, Kasey Ordonez, Natanya Rodriguez, Mark Anderson, Ashley Ferguson, Hannah Lalicker, Ryan White, Kelsey Peter, Evan Sieck, Peri Bateman, Zane Gerber, Coda Principal’s Second Semester Honorable Mention Raymer, Dawson Van Marel, Sarah Boone, John Goodwin, Layne Acosta, Valeria Aguirre, Maria Sederstrom, Blaine Volk, Ryan Brighton, Savannah Hendrich, Wence Artzer, Jade Supreme Bassett, Simon Simmerman, Kyle West, Bryson Dinkel, Kennedy Keim, Brooke Berls, Christopher Eighth Grade Helpingstine, Alyssa Smith, Emily Honorable Mention Floyd, Erin McCombs, Kayleigh Duell, Jessi Brown, Jacob Ruhs, Tyka Wood, Lucas Beringer, Zekke Garza, Michael Mitchek, Demi Gensheer, Michael Coon, Amanda Honorable Mention Garner, Michael Gillming, Dillon Nemechek, Parker Greene, Grace Daise, Kaitlyn Supreme Ensign, Dawson Kroskey, Duncan Hernandez-Soto, Ariadne Ordonez, Natanya Hahn, Austin Deeds, Nolan Seventh Grade Flores, Elena Mann, Joseph Kent, Darian Raymer, Dawson Julin, Shaley Garza, Michael Brighton, Katie Jostes, Madison Mills, Sada Neal, Abigail Sederstrom, Blaine Ketter, Taitem Hoelting, Braelyn Goodwin, Layne Taylor, Destany Stramel, Kasey Seeger, Darby King, Jack Champ Johnson, Dusty Hageman, Renae Thompson, Kaitlin 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Matthew Nemechek and his horse competed in the Northwest Kansas District Free Fair Horse Show last year. He was one of the participants in the Thomas County Horse Show on July 6. Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News
“Where Service is an Affair of the Heart” Sherman County 4-Hers DAN BRENNER FORD 222 W. HWy. 24, I-70 BusIness Loop, GoodLand, Ks (Toll Free) 800-636-8770 (Business) 785-899-2316 (Fax) 785-899-2317 compete in horse show The Thomas County 4-H clubs had a disqualified in poles, 1 in barrels (34.85), 5 in horsemanship, 5 in reining, 3 in trail. 1114 Main horse show on Saturday, July 6. Several did not place in flags. Kortney Bredemeier, third with 19: 2 in Goodland, Kan. 4-H members from Sherman County Ages 10 to 13 performance: tie breaker showmanship, 4 in hunter hack (785) 899-5123 participated. Here are the results. Jamie Nemecheck first with 34: 4 in over fences, 3 in hunter under saddle, 2 in Ages 6 and under: tie breaker showman ship, 5 in hunder hunt seat equitation, 3 in western pleasure, Cadence Koch was first with a score of 15, hack over fences, 5 in hunter under saddle, 4 in horsemanship, 1 in reining, 2 in trail. 5 in walk trot, 5 in poles (31.98 seconds), 5 5 in hunt seat equitation, 5 in western Ashlyn Moeder, fourth with 16: 5 in tie in barrels (25.46), 5 in the flag race (15.63). pleasure, 5 in horsemanship, 4 in reining, breaker showmanship, 3 in hunter hack Sarah Nemecheck second with 12: 5 in 5 in trail. Kaycee Miller second with 12: 3 over fences, 4 in hunter under saddle, 3 in walk trot, 4 in poles (59.86), 4 in barrels in tie breaker showmanship, 1 in western hunt seat equitation, 1 in western pleasure, Your Ad (38.08), 4 in flag race (15.64). Cheyanne pleasure, 3 in horsemanship, 5 in reining, 3 in horsemanship, 2 in reining. Garrett could be here! Hill third with 9: 3 in poles (1 minute, 1.6 3 in trail. Jordan Ostmeyer third with 9: 2 Nemecheck, fifth with 6: 5 in western Call Angela at 899-2338 seconds), 3 in barrels (51.37), 3 in flag race in tie breaker showmanship, 2 in western pleasure, 1 in trail. Taylor Thummel, sixth (25.26). Tanner Todd fourth with 6: 5 in lead pleasure, 4 in horsemanship, 3 in reining. with 5. Kami Miller, Chandler Comfort, 402 E. 17th, Goodland • (785) 8905988 line, 2 in poles (1.31.4), 2 in barrels (54.73), Grace Oard and Abbey Schmeiser tied Michael Maurath, tied for sixth with 4. 2 in flag race (43.1). for fourth with 8. Oard: 1 in tie breaker Miller: 1 in horsemanship, 3 in reining. Ages 7 to 9 performance: showmanship, 3 in western pleasure, 2 Comfort: 4 in trail. Maurath: 2 in hunter Tylor Todd was first with a score of 31: in horsemanship, 1 in reining, 2 in trail. hack over fences, 1 in hunter under saddle, 3 in tie-breaker showmanship, 4 in hunter Schmeiser: 5 in tie breaker showmanship, 1 in hunt seat equitation. hack over fences, 5 in hunter under saddle, 4 in hunter under saddle, 4 in western Ages 14 and up speed: 5 in hunt seat equitation, 5 in western pleasure. Caitlyn Comfort fifth with 5: 1 in Moeder and Leigh Ann Maurath: tied for pleasure, 5 5 in horsemanship, 3 in reining, horsemanship, 4 in trail. first with 11. Moeder: 4 in poles (27.75), 3 4 in trail. Kassie Miller second with 17: 4 Ages 10 to 13 speed: (17.3), 4 in flags (8.57). Leigh Ann Maurath: in tie-breaker showmanship, 3 in western Miller first with 15: 5 in poles (24.4), 1 in poles (29.14), 5 in barrels (16.84), 5 in pleasure, 4 in horsemanship, 5 in reining, 5 5 in barrels (16.74), 5 in flags (7.84). flags (8.32). Comfort, second with 8: 5 in in trail. Christian Koch third with 13: 5 in Jamie Nemecheck, Christian Calliham poles (24.31), did not place in barrels, 3 in hunter hack over fences, 4 in hunter under and Comfort tied for second with 7. Jaime flags (9.13). Miller, third with 7: 3 in poles saddle, 4 in western pleasure. Matthew Nemecheck: disqualified in poles, 4 in (28.32), 4 in barrels (17.12), did place in L & W Your Ad Nemecheck fourth with 12: 4 in tie-breaker barrels (17.13), 3 in flags (8.38). Calliham: flags. Todd, fourth with 6: 2 in ples (28.84), Andrist Could Be Here! showmanship, 3 in hunter under saddle, 2 3 in poles (27.79), 2 in barrels (18.93), 2 2 in barrels (17.43), 2 flags (9.34). Thummel Insurance Agency, LLC Call Angela at 899-2338 in western pleasure, 3 in horsemanship, in flags (8.77). Comfort: disqualified in and Michael Maurath, tied for fifth with 1. Linda & Walt Linthacum - Owners/Agents 4 in reining. Tessa Hill fifth with 3: 3 poles, 3 in barrels (17.56), 4 in flags (8.36). Thummel: did not place in poles, 1 in barrels in trail. Samantha Skolout and Isabella Schmeiser third with 5: 4 in poles (27.13), (17.9), did not place in flags. Michael 102 E. 8th (8th & Main) Ostmeyer tied for sixth with 2. Skolout: 2 did not place in barrels, 1 in flags (8.78). Maurath: did not place in poles, barrels, 1 Goodland, KS 67735 in horsemanship. Ostmeyer 1 in western Parker Nemecheck, fourth with 3: 2 in in flags (11.03). (785) 890-5678 800-892-4245 pleasure, 1 in horsemanship. poles (33.76), 1 in barrels (19.21), did not Halter Mares: Cole Ziegelmeier, first, Ages 7 to 9 speed: place in flags. Lizzie Cornell, fifth with 1: Isabella Skolout, second, Lizzie Cornell, Miller and Koch tied for first with 13. 1 in poles (34.68), did not place in barrels, third, Hunter House, fourth, Abbey Miller: 4 in poles (25), 4 in barrels (17.36), flags. Schmeiser, fifth. 5 in flags (8.85). Koch: 5 in poles (23.6), 5 Ages 14 and up performance: Halter Geldings: Michael Maurath, first, in barrels (16.89), 3 in flags (9.38). Todd and Leigh Ann Maurath, first with 29: 3 in tie Grace Oard, second, Christian Koch, third, Nemecheck tied for second with 7. Todd: breaker showmanship, 5 in hunter hack over Tylor Todd, fourth, Leigh Ann Maurath, disqualified in poles, 3 in barrels (23.95), 4 fences, 5 in hunder under saddle, 4 in hunt fifth. Pleasure Pairs: Kortney Bredemeier in flags (9.33).Matthew Nemecheck: 3 in seat equitation, 4 in western pleasure, 2 in and Taylor Todd, first (623 and 627). poles (38.57), 2 in barrels (25.28), 2 in flags horsemanship, 4 in reining, 5 in trail. Taylor Michael and Leigh Ann Maurath, second (13.36). Hill and Ostmeyer tied for third Todd, second with with 22: 4 in tie breaker (616 and 615). with 1. Hill: disqualified in poles, did not showmanship, 2 in hunter under saddle, 5 in Kate Zelfer participated in the open place in barrels 1 in flags (19.62). Ostmeyer: hunt seat equitation, 2 in western pleasure, class.
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1205 Main Goodland’s newest radio station, Goodland, Kan. playing Country Legends! (785) 899-2338 www.catcountry.org star-news classified Star-News / Tuesday, July 23, 2013 9 GARAGE SALE located at 1622 Broadway, Parks Laborer. The position looking to hire an experienced PSI Transport is always Call (785) 399-2307. -7-5-7-23- Goodland. Please call (785) performs a variety of skilled cattle person to fill a position looking for good company ------North end of Rawlins, 821-1863 to schedule a time work and operates a variety of in the cattle department. livestock and grain haulers Commercial building in McDonald, KS. Friday to look at the building. Bids equipment in the maintenance Must provide own tack. Very as well as shop mechanics. Goodland. 403 E. 19th. through Sunday from 8 a.m. must be submitted no later of parks facilities and systems. competitive salary based on Competitive pay, life/health/ Oversized garage door, office to ??. Antiques, collectables, than August 12, 2013. Sherman CDL preferred. Hiring range experience and qualifications. dental benefits and bonus and restrooms. Call (785) 728- glassware, pocket knives, coins County Commissioners reserve DOQ plus excellent benefits. Benefits include but not limited program available. EOE. (785) 7160. -7-2-8-2- and a lot of everything. -7-23- the right to reject any and all Applications are available in to vacation, profit sharing. 675-3477. -6-10-TFN ------7-26- bids. Please submit sealed the City Office, 204 W. 11th or Contact Jason Timmerman at Houses and apartments in ------bids to: Sherman County Clerk, at cityofgoodland.org. Position 785-462-3947, or send resume FOR SALE Goodland, KS. All sizes. Call 511 Broadway, Goodland. 813 Broadway Room 102, open until filled, with first review to 1762 US 83 Colby, KS 67701. for details. (785) 890-6538. July 26 from 4-7 p.m. MT and Goodland, KS 67735. -7-19- of applications beginning -7-19-7-30- LAND FOR SALE: 310 acres -6-12-tfn July 27 from 7 a.m. to noon MT. 7-26 August 2. EOE. -7-23-7-30------of grassland 9 miles south of ------Musical instruments, books, ------Part-time CNA wanted for Stratton. For sale by owner. Houses and apartments. Cole kitchen items, toys, clothing, HELP WANTED SUPPORTED HOME CARE Goodland Home Health. May Water will on property. For more Real Estate. 785-899-2683. etc. Bargins galore! -7-19-7- PERSONAL ASSISTANT. pick up application at 655-B information call (303) 522-5346. -tfn- 26- School Resource Officer Are you good at helping East 22nd in Goodland. -7- -7-12-8-12- Position: The Goodland others,especially children? 19-8-19------SERVICES WANTED Police Department is Developmental Services ------FIREWOOD FOR SALE IN accepting applications for the of Northwest Kansas has a GOODLAND. Call (785) 890- MLH Vacuum Repair & WORK WANTED: VOTECH Progressive company looking position of School Resource Supported Home Care Personal 7224. -12-11-tfn- Maintenance Service. (785) STUDENT NEEDING to hire full-time plumbers and Officer (SRO). The SRO is Assistant (PA) position in 899-5222. All makes and EMPLOYMENT. Experience HVAC/R technicians. Contact responsible for providing law Goodland and Selden working models, reasonable prices, in farming, ranching, pivot Mitch McClure at McClure FOR RENT enforcement services on USD with a teen and this could be free estimates, plus pickup and irrigation, mechanics, welding. Plumbing and Heating, Inc. 352 campuses; educating an opportunity for you! The 3 bedroom house, 1 bedroom delivery available.-7-19-8-19- Call Trae McCallum at (970) 720 N. Franklin Ave., Colby, KS students on a variety of topics PA would need to be available apartment available soon in ------580-1639. -6-28-7-28- 67701. Phone: (785) 462-7314. and programs; coordinating to work 10 hours per week Goodland. Also very nice 3 Burlington-Goodland area. ------7-12-23- security for district events; and depending on the parent’s bedroom house/apartment with Residential overhead door Junk batteries, non-ferrous ------addressing student and parent work schedule & community furnished commons area for service and repair, 20 years metals and iron. Darrel Bowen. HELP WANTED: Competitive concerns. Applicants must activities, with most hours after students/individuals or family. experience. Call Gary at (719) Phone 785-899-2578. -tfn- CaseIH Dealership looking possess a high school diploma, school and variable during the for full-time Sales People. High quality living conditions 350-0705. -7-12-tfn be over the age of 21, and have summer. The PA will help the Competitive wages, benefits, and affordable for responsible ------NOTICE the ability to obtain Kansas person served through DSNWK health and retirement available. tenants. Call (785) 821-0106. Beckman Fencing. Need a Law Enforcement Standards. -7-23-8-23- fence? We can build it! Barbwire, Plum Creek Ltd., Colby - to learn new personal skills, Call Ag Power Equipment Co. Experience preferred. Hiring ------pipe corrals, continuous panels, Summer clearance in progress! assist with community activities, in Goodland at (785) 899-3432. range DOQ, plus excellent 3 bedroom house in Goodland, chain link, privacy fence...also Check us out on Facebook! and engage in a fulfilling life. For -7-12-8-12- benefits. Applications are new flooring/carpet and new any concrete flatwork. Contact -7-23-7-26- more information please call ------available in the City Office, 204 paint. Call (785) 821-3093. Jared at (785) 626-7607. -6------Tami Jantz at 785-625-2521 WORK WANTED: VOTECH W. 11th or at cityofgoodland. -7-19-7-30- 25-7-25- SHERMAN COUNTY for more information. Apply STUDENT NEEDING org. Position open until filled, ------COMMISSIONERS are on-line at www.dsnwk.org or EMPLOYMENT. Experience with first review of applications Renovated 2 bedroom trailer CAT’S TNT for jewelry, vinyl seeking sealed bids for hail mail resume to: DSNWK, P.O. in farming, ranching, pivot August 9. EOE. -7-23-8-6 at 412 Walnut, Kanorado, graphic designs, massages, damage to the roof and other Box 310, Hays, KS 67601. EEO. irrigation, mechanics, welding. ------partially furnished, air, all quilting and more! Stop by 1018 various damage to the County -7-23-8-2- Call Trae McCallum at (970) The City of Goodland is appliances, private lot, deck, Main, Goodland – 3-23-tfn Health Department building ------580-1639. -6-28-7-28- accepting applications for a Timmerman Feeding is ------no pets. $350, utilities on own. public notice IN THE DISTRICT COURT L. Smee , et al., cause in said Court Numbered DESCRIBED PROPERTY Sara Knittel, KS # 23624 Email: sscharenborg@km- OF SHERMAN COUNTY, Defendants. 13CV8, wherein the parties LOCATED IN SHERMAN Kelli N. Breer, KS # 17851 law.com KANSAS above named were respectively COUNTY, KANSAS: THE Kozeny & McCubbin, L.C. (St. Attorney for Plaintiff Case No. 13CV8 plaintiff and defendant, and to NORTH FIFTY FEET (N 50`) Louis Office) Wells Fargo Bank, National Division 2 me, the undersigned Sheriff OF LOT ONE (1), BLOCK FIVE 12400 Olive Blvd., Suite 555 Published in The Goodland Association K.S.A. 60 of said County, directed, I will (5), KOHLER FIRST ADDITION St. Louis, MO 63141 Star-News, Tuesday, July 23 Plaintiff, Mortgage Foreclosure offer for sale at public auction TO THE CITY OF GOODLAND, Phone: (314) 991-0255 and 30 and August 6, 2013. (Title to Real Estate Involved) and sell to the highest bidder KANSAS, ACCORDING TO THE Fax: (314) 567-8006 vs. for cash in hand at 10:00 AM, on RECORDED PLAT THEREOF. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S 08/20/2013, at the front door of Debra L. Smee and Raymond SALE Sherman County Courthouse, SHERIFF OF SHERMAN the following described real COUNTY, KANSAS Crossword Puzzle Under and by virtue of an estate located in the County Order of Sale issued by the of Sherman, State of Kansas, Respectfully Submitted, Clerk of the District Court in and to wit: By: for the said County of Sherman, Shawn Scharenborg, KS # State of Kansas, in a certain THE FOLLOWING 24542 We provide PRN, Travel & PERM staff to over 150 facilities in KS & MO! 25 years of Superb Service! Fun By The numBers RN - Hospital Travel: Like puzzles? Then you’ll love sudoku. This mind- Clear up to $475 per bending puzzle will have you hooked from the moment 12 hr shift! you square off, so sharpen your pencil and put your LPN - up to $27 hr sudoku savvy to the test! CMA/CNA- up to $19 hr Here’s How It Works: Apply: Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken Cascadestaff.com or email [email protected] down into nine 3x3 boxes. 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Jason’s princess consort 16. 4th US state answering objections of taxpayers relating to the proposed use of all funds and the amount of ad valorem tax. Detailed budget information is available at City Hall and will be available at this hearing. 19. Amu Darya river’s old 20. Cry made by sheep BUDGET SUMMARY name 21. General’s assistant (abbr.) Proposed Budget 2014 Expenditures and Amount of 2013 Ad Valorem Tax establish the maximum limits of the 2014 budget. 20. Founder of Babism 22. Ball striking club Estimated Tax Rate is subject to change depending on the final assessed valuation. 23. Confederate soldier 25. Parkinson’s spokesperson’s Prior Year Actual for 2012 Current Year Estimate for 2013 Proposed Budget Year for 2014 24. Lubricate initials Actual Actual Budget Authority Amount of 2013 Estimate 25. A woman of refinement 26. 12th Greek letter FUND Expenditures Tax Rate * Expenditures Tax Rate * for Expenditures Ad Valorem Tax Tax Rate * General 2,533,541 23.862 2,757,345 23.204 3,290,287 366,537 13.795 27. Mister 29. A bang-up quality Debt Service 304,761 10.345 305,858 10.225 345,280 262,602 9.884 28. Make up something untrue 30. Unidentified flying object Library 157,652 5.393 156,010 5.186 166,591 143,993 5.420 Employee Benefits City 529,149 9.338 599,859 8.889 726,984 503,400 18.947 32. Mountainous region of 31. Root mean square (abbr.) Employee Benefits Library 27,816 0.954 31,702 1.084 35,949 31,234 1.176 Morocco 34. Small swimsuits Airport Fund 1,400 120,000 1.006 225,508 10,000 0.376 33. Mutual savings bank 36. Sacred Hindu syllable
Special Highway 163,553 181,992 132,175 35. Where angels fear to tread 37. Workplace for scientific Economic Development 118,133 213,241 245,717 42. Distance to top (abbr.) research Electric Utility 7,370,223 8,253,979 8,602,893 Water Utility 905,893 1,139,294 1,312,926 43. Roman poet 38. Schenectady County Airport Sponsored by Sewer Utility 248,725 407,921 611,076 44. Hebrew unit = 10 ephahs 39. Fabric with a corded surface Solid Waste Utility 416,807 420,250 435,250 Cemetery Endowment 46. Tai (var. sp.) 40. Biblical Sumerian city Cemetery Improvement 1,797 15,000 89,791 47. Bishop (abbr.) 41. Composition for nine The Goodland Self Insurance 200,000 49,383 1,042 48. Tropical Asian starlings 42. 3 line Japanese verse Special Parks & Recreation 17,983 20,000 35,000 Mun. Ct. Div. Fees 6,271 7,500 26,235 49. Performance of an action 45. Tear down Star-News Vehicle Inspection 7,240 20,100 20,300 51. Animal neck hairs 46. Arrived extinct Law Enf. Trust Fund 2,340 5,787 21,000 Fire Equipment 52. Manufacturers 48. Former Portuguese seaport in 1205 Main 54. Repeat a poem aloud China 55. Consumers of services Goodland, Kan. 67735 Non-Budgeted Funds-A 7,396,763 49. 1/10 meter (abbr.) Non-Budgeted Funds-B 1,200,540 57. Supernatural forces 50. Increased in size Non-Budgeted Funds-C 265,112 58. Gulp from a bottle 51. Sewing repair of a garment 899-2338 Totals 21,875,699 49.892 14,705,221 49.594 16,324,004 1,317,766 49.598 59. Root of taro plant 53. ___ Lanka: island country Less: Transfers 4,768,741 2,314,518 2,556,365 CLUES DOWN 54. Radioactivity unit Net Expenditure 17,106,958 12,390,703 13,767,639 1. Fronts opposite 56. Hollywood’s Lone Wolf Total Tax Levied 1,257,523 1,287,103 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Assessed 2. Am. moose initials Valuation 25,205,356 25,952,446 26,569,356 3. Cony 57. Of I Outstanding Indebtedness, January 1, 2011 2012 2013 The crossword puzzle brought to you by: G.O. Bonds 1,785,000 1,560,000 1,325,000 Revenue Bonds 0 0 0 Other 5,867,098 5,301,606 1,146,607 Lease Purchase Principal 0 0 0 Total 7,652,098 6,861,606 2,471,607 *Tax rates are expressed in mills
Mary P. Volk Published in The Goodland Star-News, Tuesday, July 23, 2013. 1205 Main, Goodland, Kan. 67735 City Official Title: City Clerk (785) 899-2338 star-news 10 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, July 23, 2013 sports
Goodland American Legion Baseball 5 p.m. Wednesday (2) Colby Zone 7 Tournament
Norton 5 p.m. Thursday (5) Goodland Memorial Field (All times are Mountain Time) 3 p.m. Wednesday (1)
Ulysses 7 p.m. Wednesday (3) 7 p.m. Friday (8) Ellis Winner
Loser 5 5 p.m. Saturday (9) if necessary Loser 1 Winner 5 p.m. Friday (7) 3 p.m. Thursday (4) 7 p.m. Thursday (6) Loser 2
Loser 3 Loser 8 if first loss Races held here Saturday; makeup event planned for Aug. 17 Results are in for the Saturday 3. Mike Kennedy (07) 6. Colten Pfeifer (71X) races at the Sherman County Speed- 4. Trevor Geist (10) 7. Jeff Callen (7) way. The next scheduled races are 5. Cody Pancake (40) 8. Jake Eicher (32E) makeup races at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, 6. Justin Colby (17X) 9. Joey Snethen (S98) Aug. 17, for ones cancelled earlier 7. Gage Coen (3) 10. Gary Pancake (40) this season due to weather. 8. Warrne Harkness (9H) 11. Michael Johnson (17M) DNF Darren Crouch (15) 12. Adrienne West (777) Modifieds DNF Jason Brees (21B) DNF Emanuel Young (16Y) 1. Nate Moore (7L) DNF Joe Schoup (6S) 2. Dusty Springer (37S) Econos 3. Darren Deloach (21) Stocks 1. Rocky Baalmann (24) 4. Keith Stegman (19) 1. BJ Wagoner (51W) 2. Bryan Guyer (20) 5. Brady Coen (3) 2. Jeff Tubbs (37X) 3. Ryan Baalmann (88) 6. John Fose (27) 3. Eric Kinderknecht (CZ8) 4. Ron Baalmann (48) 7. Matt Morris (21M) 4. Wheat Lippleman (444) 5. Levi Jones (8J) 8. Dewayne Dechant (2D) 5. Nick Tubbs (737) 6. JR Wolfrum (11) 9. Wheat Lippleman (55) 6. Allen Snethen (21) 7. Krista Pummer (73K) 10. Jarod Baylie (05) DNF Don Schweitzer (17S) 8. Ray West (31R) 11. Don Geist (10X) DNF Derek Wendt (37W) 9. Matthew West (81X) 12. Adam Morris (8) DNF Mike Meyer (01) 10. Kevin Delano (57) 13. Andrew Granzella (7) 11. Melissa Baird (34M) 14. Chris Remetes (10) Hobby Stocks 12. Shawn Skinner (17X) Bryan Guyer, driving No. 20, DNF Ronnie Hill (41) 1. Cody Graham (10) DNF Starla Kennedy (01) came in second in the Econo 2. Richard Boon (33) DNF Billy Turner (19) Main Event on Saturday at the Sport Mods 3. Tyrel Smith (12) DNF Chad Delano (82) Sherman County Speedway. 1. Chris Heim (1) 4. Colin Heim (6) DNF Ronnie Baalmann (5) Photo by Kevin Bottrell 2. Bryan Harkness (19) 5. Curt Kennedy (21K) DNF Norman High (97) The Goodland Star-News New properties from Homestead Realty Vote for your favorite businesses and Goodland & Rural Sherman County property: This exclusive Richardson's employees! Help your favorites become this Homestead Realty listing the type year’s winners. You can vote by of property that rarely becomes Sherman County available. There is 158 acres of fi lling out the nomination form found in the combination crp and pasture land, Goodland Star-News, or by stopping in our a beautiful homestead with ap- offi ce for a ballot to fi ll out. prox 5 acres. The house has had many updates including a new Simply mark your choices and return the kitchen, new baths, newer siding, ballot to The Goodland Star-News. roof, trex deck. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat and air, formal dining room, large living room, BALLOTS NEED TO BE RETURNED main floor laundry, big family room in basement. Great for 4H 2013 BY AUGUST 7 BY 5 PM MT. or horse lovers....corrals, barn, workshop, all land fenced. Please contact Donna Moore 785-899-2328 or 785-899-8089 for more information. Best of People Best of Food and Beverage Best of Goods and Services Best Financial planner ______411 Arcade...One owner brick ranch with double car attached Best Pizza ______Best daycare provider ______Best car sales person ______garage plus detached ga- Best Burger ______Best automotive repair ______rage. 3+ bedrooms, 3 Best employer ______Best Chicken ______Best auto body shop ______baths, large kitchen/din- Best coach ______ing area, big living room, Best Physical Therapist ______Best Breakfast ______Best Gas/convenience store ______family room and lots more. Best Massage Therapist ______Best Steak ______Best new car dealer ______$169,900. Please give Donna a call to Best City employee ______Best coffee ______Best used car dealer ______schedule your showing..899-2328 or 899-8089. Best County employee ______Best Mexican food ______Best auto parts ______Best Pastor ______Most Romantic Restaurant ______Best home health care ______424 Grand...one level living, 3 bedrooms, 1 Best mechanic ______Best Chinese food ______Best auto glass ______bath, living room with Best principal ______Best restaurant to take out of town guests Best tire center ______vaulted ceiling, single Best Chiropractor ______Best nursing home ______garage, fenced yard, new Best Investment Broker ______vinyl siding and roof. Best desserts ______Best assisted living ______$45,000. Best Attorney ______Best sandwich ______Best computer store ______Best Secretary ______Best place to get ice cream ______Best beauty salon ______704 Main....Victorian charmer! Main floor has large formal liv- ing room, formal dining room, Best School Teacher ______Best liquor store ______Best nail salon ______Best Physician ______sun room, kitchen with break Best drive thru ______Best cell phone carrier ______room; second floor has 3 large Best Ag Equipment ______Best butcher ______bedrooms and bath; basement has Best Electrician ______bath, laundry and lots of storage Best photographer ______Best Bartender ______Best of Entertainment rooms. Double car detached ga- Best tanning beds ______rage, fenced corner lot. $135,000. Best Waiter/Waitress (one each) Best place for fi rst date ______Best fl orist ______Please contact Donna Moore 785- Waiter ______Best local event ______899-2328 or 785-899-8089 to set Employed at: ______Best place to dance ______Best carpet cleaning ______up a viewing of this home. Waitress ______Best local radio station ______Best ag supply store ______Best gift shop/collectables ______404 West 10th...Craftsman style Employed at: ______Best live performance ______home with modern updates. Beau- Best postal carrier ______Best place to play Bingo ______Best bank ______tiful new kitchen, large living room, Best Dentist ______Best pharmacy/drug store ______formal dining room, sunroom, three Best Real Estate Broker ______bedrooms and bath on main floor. Best of Around Town Best bar ______Basement has bedroom, rec room, Best Insurance Agent ______Best place to picnic ______Best lumber yard ______laundry and bath. Detached over- Best Pharmacist ______Best place to run/walk ______Best heating & cooling ______sized double garage, large deck, cor- Best Auctioneer ______ner lot. $149,000. Please let Donna Best place to meet singles ______Best eye-ware ______give you a tour of this home today 785-899-2328 or 899-8089. Best Radio Personality ______Best tourist attraction ______Best internet/cable provider ______Best College Professor ______Best church ______Best motel/hotel ______615 West 10....New lowered price....was $75,000 NOW $69,900. Best Nurse ______This home sits on a very large corner lot! Best golf course ______Best hardware store ______Best Veterinarian ______Main floor offers living room, formal din- Best park ______Best furniture store ______ing room, big eat-in ktichen, two bed- Best Public Offi cial ______Best civic organization ______Best appliance store ______rooms, bath and office area. The basement Best Sheriff's Deputy ______has two bedrooms, bath, utility room and Best day trip ______Best towing service ______Best local artist ______storage area. Please give Donna a call to see this home. Best police offi cer ______Best outdoor activity ______Best fi refi ghter ______Best place to view a sunset ______Best plumber______Return ballots to our offi ce or by mail. NAME: ______E-mails: Terry or [email protected] Contest rules: Must be 18 or older to participate. ______Only one answer per “Best of.” Try to fi ll out survey completely. Name and phone number must be Contact number: included (box to the right). One ballot per person. ______Terry Richardson Donna Moore 1205 Main, Goodland, KS 67735