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TTelegramelegram WEBSITE: nwkansas.com 16 PAGES Wednesday Norton Chamber award winners February 26, 2020 Briefly Ag Valley closed for inventory Ag Valley Co-op stations will be closed on Feb. 28 and Feb. 29 for year- end inventory. Early Childhood screening March 6

The Norton Eisenhower Elementary School will be have their spring Early Childhood Screen on Friday, March 6. If you have any concerns or would like to schedule a session time, please call the Eisenhower Elementary at 785-877- 5113 and ask for Kari Kendall before March 6. By LISA HERMAN the nominees were: Reva Benien, Da- [email protected] vid Davis, Fig Millan, Colette Miller, The Norton Area Chamber of Com- Richard Miller, and Doug Ray. Doug Library Story Time merce’s Annual Banquet was held on Ray was chosen as this year’s Citizen Monday, February 17 at the Norton Ea- of the Year. this Thursday gles Lodge. Attendees were able to hear Business of the Year featured speaker, Johnny Quinn, before The following businesses were nom- Preschool story time will be held at the Chamber announced this year’s inated to take home the honor of being the library on Thursday, Feb. 27, at winners in the categories of Business of selected as Business of the Year: Box- 10:30 a.m. Library staff will be sharing the Year, New Business of the Year, and ler Insurance, Cole Family Eyecare, stories, songs, games, and a craft. Citizen of the Year. Don’s Floor Covering, Edward Jones Each year, local businesses and Nor- Investments, Felton’s HVAC, Moffet ton citizens are recognized during the Drug, and Norton County Title, LLC. Get your tags re- Banquet, with one winner in each of The winner of this year’s Business of three categories: Business of the Year, the Year award was Don’s Floor Cov- New Business of the Year, and Citizen ering. newed by Saturday of the Year. Last year’s winners were: New Business of the Year Kowpoke Supply, Business of the Year; The following new businesses were The Norton Co. Treasurer’s office 110 Bar and Grill, New Business of the nominated to take home the honor of would like to remind that the deadline Year; and Sue Urban, Citizen of the being selected as New Business of the for businesses or person who have Year. Year: The Nest, Thistle, and 5J Auto farm trucks, trailers, and or commercial To compile a list of nominees for the Detailing. Thistle was selected as this vehicles to renew is Feb. 29. Along with upcoming Banquet, as has been done in year’s New Business of the Year. that those with a last name beginning the past, the previous winners are asked with “A” need to renew automobile, for their suggestions. Norton Area Chamber Chairman John Milnes light trucks, motorcycles and motorized Chamber of Commerce Board mem- is seen in the top left photo with bike tags before Feb. 29. They would bers also submitted their nominations. Citizen of the Year, Doug Ray. To also like to add that beginning Oct. 1, Then, from the list of all names and the right of that photo are the in order to get on an airplane or enter organizations submitted, nominees in winners of the Business of the into a federal building you will need a each category are chosen. Those nomi- real ID/DL. Year, Don and Brett Kaus of Don’s nees are included on the official ballot, Floor Covering and to the right is and are voted upon by individuals and organizations who are Chamber mem- New Business of the Year winner, Town Hall set bers. The business or individual receiv- Deb Felton for her flower shop, ing the most votes wins. The Thistle. Congratulations to all Citizen of the Year of this year’s winners. for this Friday In the category of Citizen of the Year, – Telegram photos by Dana Paxton Senator Rick Billinger and Representative Ken Rahjes will hold a Town Hall Meeting on Friday, February 28 from 1:30-2:30 p.m. at the Norton Public Library Community Room. Community wellness event to be held Markets By LISA HERMAN health and health care. By collaborat- health screenings. The following health ton County Hospital website (www. [email protected] Monday, February 24, 2020 ing to make this event possible, the screenings will be offered at no charge: ntcohosp.com), or at Norton County Wheat ...... $3.95 In an effort to promote the impor- sponsoring organizations are further hearing (for both small children and Hospital and Norton Medical Clinic Milo...... $2.77 tance and benefits of living an active supporting the aim to help our commu- adults); visual acuity and peripheral entrances. Forms should be returned Soybeans...... $7.57 lifestyle, the Norton Regional Health nity members make the healthy choice vision for adults, including vision for in person at Norton County Hospital Corn...... $3.28 Foundation and the Live Well Norton the easy choice. small children ages six months and old- (ask for Katie Allen) or mailed to Katie Markets Courtesy of Norton Ag Valley Co-Op wellness coalition organizations have On the day of the event, many healthy er; and blood pressure and blood sugar Allen, Norton County Hospital, Attn: teamed up to host free health screen- activities will be offered in 30-min- for adults. The free health screenings Wellness Day, P.O. Box 250, Norton, ings and the third annual Kicks on the ute rotations, which will give people will be held in the East Campus park- KS 67654. Advance entries guarantee a Weather Bricks walk/run. The event has been a chance to try out different forms of ing lot. participant prize, and the advance entry scheduled to be held on Saturday, exercise. Activities will include yoga Participants will be provided with a deadline is next Thursday, March 5. Wednesday - Sunny with a high near 41. March 14 at the East Campus Gym, and Zumba classes, a walk/run on the punch card at registration, and those After March 5, you may still register Northwest wind 5 to 10 mph becoming with race day registration to be held bricks (weather permitting), a strength who complete their card will be eligi- for this event, however remaining par- west in the afternoon. Wednesday Night from 9:15 a.m. until the race begins at and conditioning session, and nutrition ble for many prizes. In past years, priz- ticipant prizes will be distributed on a - Partly cloudy with a low around 21. 10 a.m. All ages are welcome to partic- education. es have included gym memberships, first-come, first-served basis. Thursday - Mostly sunny with a high near ipate, and the fee to participate is $10 The Norton Lions Club and the Kan- free exercise classes, wireless earbuds, For more information about the 47. Thursday Night - Partly cloudy with a per participant. sas Lions Sight Foundation, with the an electric toothbrush, gift baskets, gift Kicks on the Bricks event, please call low around 22. Friday - Sunny with a high A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, help of local nurses and nursing student cards, and a DNA testing kit. the Norton County Hospital at 785- near 53. Friday Night - Mostly clear with the Norton Regional Health Founda- volunteers from Colby Community Pre-registration forms are available 877-3351. a low around 23. Saturday - Sunny with tion focuses on the importance of rural College, will also be sponsoring free on the Foundation tab of the Nor- a high near 58. Saturday Night - Mostly clear with a low around 27. Sunday - Sunny with a high near 61. Prayer Jump Clinic hosted by hospital to be held Saturday Dear Lord, help us to see and respond to By LISA HERMAN be hosted from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the ment. do to minimize their risk to stay in the the needs of others and to fully appreciate [email protected] East Campus Gym. The cost is $5 per Jacobs, DPT and Director of Reha- game. Also, by lessening their risk, we the kindnesses shown to us by friends, This Saturday, February 29, also person, and participants may register bilitation at Norton County Hospital, can instruct and educate our athletes family, or even strangers. Amen. known as Leap Day, the Norton County and pay at the door. said, “Recent research has shown a on how to improve their abilities and Hospital’s Rehabilitation department Led by two of the hospital’s physical dramatic increase in the number of hopefully get the most out of their po- will be hosting a “Jump Clinic”, and therapists, Kellen Jacobs and Spencer knee injuries, particularly in the 13-to- tential.” middle and high school students from Shirk, the two-hour clinic will allow 17-year age group.” For this reason, Those with questions about the Norton and the surrounding area are students to learn more about injury Jacobs added, “we would like to edu- “Jump Clinic’ are encouraged to call encouraged to attend. The event will prevention and performance improve- cate our athletes more on what they can 785-874-2222 for more details. Page 2 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Wednesday, February 26, 2020 Dancing the night away . . . Obituaries Joyce Preston October 29, 1931 - February 21, 2020

Joyce (Schoen) Preston, be- from 1975-78, Grand Junction, Her greatest love was her loved daughter of Alvin and Ef- Colo. 1978-2007. family, especially her husband fie (Kirk) Schoen, was born in While in Colo. Joyce was Lee. Leota Township located in Nor- sought by the U.S. Department Survivors include: Her loving ton County, on Oct. 29, 1931, of Energy to help develop an- husband, Lee; niece, Bev Mill- and peacefully passed away at nual budgets. She held the posi- er; Grand Nieces and Nephews the Andbe Home in Norton, on tion of Executive Secretary for and many other friends. Feb. 21, 2020, at the age of 88. heads of companies contracting Joyce was preceded in death Joyce grew up in Norton with the Department of Energy by her parents and one sister, Ila County where she attended for Uranium remediation on the Marie Ritter, and step mother school at the Valley View Dis- Colorado Western Slopes. Mary Schoen. trict #40, and attended the Nor- Joyce was the founding presi- Visitation will be today, Feb. ton Jr High and High and gradu- dent of the Las Animas Jayce 26 from 5-7 p.m. at the Enfield ated from Norton Community Janes. Funeral Home. Funeral Service High School in 1949. They returned back to home will be Feb. 27 at 10:30 a.m. at On Aug. 18, 1957, Joyce in Norton in 2007, where Joyce the First Church of God in Nor- was united in marriage in Nor- was an active member of the ton. ton, to the love of her life, Lee churches where her husband Interment will be at the Nor- Preston, and they were married would Pastor. During her life, ton Cemetery. for over 62 years. Joyce started Joyce enjoyed being her Pas- Memorials are suggested to her working career in Norton, tor’s “special assistant” with Joyce Preston Memorial Fund. working for Andy Larson for four different congregations. Condolences may be sent to USD 211. Joyce loved to teach Sunday www.enfieldfh.com. They lived in Anderson, Indi- School and enjoyed being a All arrangements were made ana from 1957-58, Las Animas, vocalist, singing as a soloist in by Enfield Funeral Home of Colo. 1958-65, Denver, Colo. trios and quartets, as well as be- Norton. 1965-75, Monta Vista, Colo. ing a pianist. Denise Clark June 12, 1973 - February 18, 2020 Denise Clark, of Ludell passed and advisor. Cremation was chosen, and away on Feb. 18, at the age of She was preceded in death by her remains are with close fam- 46. She was born June 12, 1973, her mother, Debra Adams. ily members. Her celebration of in Lompoc Cali. to Don and She is survived by her chil- life was held on Feb. 22. Memo- Debra Adams. She loved spend- dren; Justin (Shay) Bell, Kyle rials are suggested to the family Moms4kids held their second annual Ties ad Tiaras Father/Daughter Sweetheart Dance ing time with her husband, chil- (Rachel) Bell, Samantha Knoll, and can be sent in care of Baal- dren, and grandchildren. She Alyssa Clark, and Austin Clark; mann Mortuary, PO Box 391, on Feb. 9. Dad’s, brothers, uncles, and grandpas pulled out their suits got cleaned loved to sing, make jewelry, two grandchildren, Scarlett Colby, KS 67701. For informa- up and took the little girls in their lives out to a special event just for them. The little and spend time by the lake. She and Huxley; her sister Brenda tion or condolences visit www. girls had their hair and make up done and wore their favorite princess dresses to the was a great wife, mother, grand- (Steve) Williams; and her hus- baalmannmortuary.com event. The night was filled with glow in the dark favors, food and drink, a photo booth mother, sister, daughter, friend, band of 15 years, Patrick Clark. dancing and professional photos could be purchased. Here are three fathers and their girls as they enjoy the event. In the top left corner are Kinsley Burge and her Papa Bob Bushnell. To the left are Kara and her Daddy Sam Batson and at the bottom are Myra Municipal court and and her daddy Bruce Beeson. – Telegram photo by Kylie Vogelgesang

These transactions were taken January 6: Lauren Mclann, person; Found: guilty as amend- from the records of filings in the Clive; Charge: Speeding 25 ed; Sentence: fines $100, court offices of the Norton Municipal over in school zone; Plea: No cost $86, total $186. KDOT certify’s 20 drone operators Court. These cases were given contest; Found: guilty; Sen- October 29: Kara Stanton, to the paper with the date of the tence: fine $280, court cost $86, Norton: Charge: Misdemeanor KDOT to certify 20 employ- Division of Aviation partnered said Transportation Secretary hearings. total $366. theft; Plea: Guilty; Found guilty; ees as drone operators with K-State Polytechnic for Julie Lorenz. January 3 January 29 Sentence: Fine $200, court cost Kansas Department of Trans- 18-months to establish formal KDOT Directors of Opera- December 30: Wyatt Cressler, December 10: Gary Brooks, $136 restitution $38, total $374, portation employees across the drone training for infrastruc- tions, Engineering and Aviation Norton; Charge: parked facing Norton; Charge: misdemeanor one year jail suspended to one state will be certified as Federal ture inspectors. The first cadre are working collaboratively to traffic; Plea: No contest; Found: theft; Plea: applied for diver- year unsupervised probation Aviation Administration (FAA) of KDOT UAS operators will find innovative opportunities to guilty; Sentence: fine $25 sion; Other actions: diversion written apology letter to victim. commercial drone operators this graduate this week. improve KDOT processes. January 6 granted by prosecutor; Found: January 1: Spencer Towery, Friday, Feb. 14. This 20-person class repre- K-State Polytechnic already December 4: Andrew Da- diversion granted; Sentence: as- Norton; Charge: Illegal tag; Plea: Cooperative efforts between sents Division of Aviation, mul- partners with KDOT in continu- vis, Norton; Charge: Following sessment $100, court cost $136, guilty; Found: guilty; Sentence: KDOT and members of the tiple bureaus of the Engineering ing education; however, accord- too closely; Plea: No contest; restitution $5, total $241, 12 Fine $100, court cost $86, total Kansas Unmanned Aircraft Sys- and Design Division and every ing to Kirsten Zoller, Director Found: guilty; Sentence: fine months unsupervised probation. $186. tems (UAS) Joint Task Force KDOT District across the state. of the Professional Education $60, court cost $86, total $146 December 24: Matthew January 31 continue to improve partnership “We are proud of the team- and Outreach Center, “We are January 10 Hoskinson, Norton; Charge: January 13: Walder Osario, efforts between state agencies work represented by this di- pleased to offer UAS training December 14: Mason Graf, No driver license; Plea: guilty; Victorville, Charge: Speeding 9 in Kansas. Drones represent a verse class and look forward to as our next instance of KDOT Almena; Charge: Defective Found: guilty; Sentence: Fine over in school zone; Plea: Guilty; number of opportunities for the leveraging new technologies to training.” headlights; Plea: repaired; Other $500 reduced to 100 if proof Found: guilty; Sentence: fine transportation industry to be- enhance the effectiveness of our action: fix it ticket; Found: Dis- of valid driver license provided $100, court cost, $86, total $186. come more efficient. KDOT’s Kansas transportation system,” missed; Sentence: Dismissed. by Feb. 28, court cost $86, total January 16 $586. January 1: Yaniel Irizarry, January 1: Kelly Lyon, Nor- Fort Carson; Charge: Speed- ton; Charge: Illegal tag; Plea: ing 16 over; Plea: No contest; guilty; found: guilty; Sentence: MOVIES AT THE Found: guilty; Sentence: Fine fine $250, court cost $86, total $66, court cost $86, total $152. $336. Norton Theatre January 22 January 31: Marie Sluder, Al- December 14: Dona Man- mena; Charge: Illegal tag; Plea: gold, Papillon; Charge: Speed- guilty; found: guilty; Sentence: We would like Now playing at the Norton Theatre is Birds of Prey, Rated R, 1 ing 14 over; Plea: No contest; fine $150, Court cost $86, total hour, 59 minutes long. Remember the R rated policy at the Nor- Found: guilty; Sentence: Fine $236. to thank everyone ton Theatre. Be prepared to show I.D. to the ticket taker. The R $54, court cost $86, total $140. November 30: Timothy Thank you to every one rated policy at the Norton Theatre is no one under 17 will be ad- January 23 Sprigg, Norton; Charge: Drive for the abundance mitted without a parent or adult guardian’s permission in person who helped me celebrate my to the ticket taker at the Theatre. No notes, phone calls, e-mails December 31: William Jones, while suspended; Plea: No con- of cards and or texts will be accepted. Also playing will be Sonic the Hedge- Norton; Charge: speeding 15 test to amended charge; Other 95th birthday. I feel blessed hog, rated PG, 1 hour, 48 minutes long. over; Plea: No contest; Found: Action: amended to no driver to have such wonderful wishes for our Ticket prices will be $8.00 for everyone for Birds of Prey, and $8.00 for guilty; Sentence: Fine $60, license on person; Found: guilty adults and $7.00 for kids 12 and under for Sonic. There will be no Sun- friends and family. I enjoyed 60th Anniversary. day discount tickets. court cost $86, total $146 as amended; Other action: We are truly honored. Both movies are showing Friday and Saturday at 8:00 p.m; Sunday at January 28 amended to no driver license on all the cards, flowers, gifts 5:00 p.m. and Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. and well wishes. Thanks God Bless Coming movies are Fantasy Island and Onward. February 28: Fantasy Island, PG-13 and Birds of Prey R again for making my birth- you all! March 6: Onward, PG, Premier and Fantasy Island, PG-13 day such a special one. Ron and Helen VISIT OUR WEBSITE: NORTON THEATRE.COM Kicks on the Bricks Merrice Brooks This ad is brought to you by The Norton Telegram Sponsors: Hager Saturday, March 14 “Assistive Listening, Audio Description and Closed Captioning Devices Available.” 10:00 a.m. to noon at East Campus Gym ANNUAL MEETING KAprilrunRegistration 7, 2018 starts at 9:15 a.m. on the Norton, KANSAS Happy 75th KICKS BRICKS5Pre-registration deadline is March 5 ANDBE HOME and this guarantees a participant prize. Birthday, Dad! Entry fee is $10 per person, and there will be a drawing for INCORPORATED large prizes at the end of the event. Open to all ages! In accordance with Article IV, Section 9 For all the sacrifices you’ve Get registration forms on the Foundation tab of Bylaws of Andbe Home Incorporated of made and for all the uncon- www.ntcohosp.com or at any entrance point of the Norton, KS., members are hereby notified of ditional love and ever-faith- the Annual Election. Election will be held at the ful support you’ve always hospital or clinic, and return to Corporate Office at 201 West Crane, Norton, KS., Katie Allen at the Norton County Hospital. shown, we love you more on Saturday, March 14, 2020 at 2:00 p.m. than you’ll ever know! Corporation members must attend the Annual Meeting Love, LIONS CLUB IS ALSO DOING FREE HEALTH SCREENINGS IN THE to receive a single ballot upon which the member may Lisa Marie and Angela Marie EAST CAMPUS PARKING LOT THAT DAY FROM 9 A.M. TO 3 P.M. vote for as many nominees from the slate as there are Directors for whose terms are expiring. Wednesday, February 26, 2020 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Page 3 School menu

NCHS/NJHS Lunch: Chicken fry patty, Breakfast: Shipwreck, salsa, Getting Healthy . . . –Chef salad offered daily whipped potatoes with gravy, english muffin, peaches, orange Monday, March 2 rolls with margarine, Mandarine juice, and milk Breakfast and G&G: Long oranges, and peaches fruit cup Lunch: Scalloped chicken, john, juice, and fruit Friday, March 6 corn, sweet heart pears, Lunch: Hamburger on a bun, Breakfast and G&G: Egg and cucumber slices, milk Jr cut sidewinder fries, corn, cheese on a bum juice and fruit Thursday, March 5 and pears. Lunch: Stuffed crust cheese Breakfast: Breakfast cake, Tuesday, March 3 pizza, carnival salad, fresh fruit, pineapple chunks, apple juice, Breakfast and G&G: Frudel, and peaches and milk juice, fruit, and rice krispie treat EES Lunch: Beef burrito, mixed Lunch: Chicken wrap, onions Monday, March 2 vegetables, rosy applesauce, and green peppers, lettuce and Breakfast: Sausage gravy, baby carrots, and milk tomato, green beans, pineapple, biscuit, fruit cocktail, orange Friday, March 6 and rice crispy bar juice, and milk Breakfast: Oatmeal bar, Wednesday, March 4 Lunch: Spaghetti, tossed mozzarella stick, Mandarin Breakfast: Cereal, toast, juice, salad, peaches, garlic bread, and oranges, grape juice, and milk and fruit milk Lunch: Cheesy whole grain G&G: Bagel with cream Tuesday, March 3 pasta, chilled yogurt, green cheese, yogurt, juice, and fruit Breakfast: French toast sticks, beans, peaches, and milk Lunch: Chili frito, fresh fruit, warm syrup, pears, grape juice, The Northern Valley School rosy applesauce and cinnamon and milk Menu was not available to puffs Lunch: Corn dog, sweet us at press time. It will be in Thursday, March 5 potato tots, pepper strips, fruit next weeks paper, sorry for the Breakfast and G&G: Pancake cocktail, and milk inconvenience. Thanks to the Hansen Foundation for giving a grant to the Kansas Learning Center, on a stick, juice, and fruit Wednesday, March 4 Eisenhower Elementary School in Norton was treated to some fun during Health class a couple of weeks ago. Presenter Bruce Willson, hired by the Kansas Learning Cen- ter out of Halstead Kansas to teach K-6 grade health classes. The K-First grade class learned about the Body Systems, second and third grades learned about the Skeletal School Calendar System, The fourth and fifth graders learned about Nutrition and the sixth graders learned about Puberty. Willson is seen here presenting to the second and third grade classes. Senior High Business law students to Court- Junior High – Telegram photo by Dana Paxton Monday, February 24 - Na- house at 1:25 p.m.; Forensics Monday, February 24 - Band tional FFA week (24-29); FFA meet at Plainville High School and Vocal concert Pre MCEL at teacher appreciation breakfast; at 3 p.m. NJHS Gym at 7 p.m. pennies for patients challenge Friday, February 28 - Act reg- Wednesday, February 26 - No begins; SAC krispy kreme fund- istration deadline; ABP reward School; MCEL Music Festival raiser begins; UNK - nat’l letter day; FFA - Blue and Gold day; Thursday, February 27 - NJHS has got talent . . . of intent signing Jaida McEwen Faculty meeting at 7:45 a.m.; Cheer tryout practice at NJHS track and field at 2:15; Jay Sing- Wrestling boys varsity state at Gym at 3:45 p.m. ers at 2:20 p.m. Fort Hays State University at 10 Monday, March 2 - Kays Dr. Tuesday, February 25 - FFA a.m. Seuss day at 1:58 p.m.; Cheer - dress like a hick day; ACT Saturday, February 29 - Wres- tryout practice at NJHS Gym at testing at East Campus Gym (8 tling boys varsity state at Fort 3:45 p.m. a.m. to 1 p.m.); Basketball boys Hays State University at 9 a.m.; Tuesday, March 3 - Stuco and girls JV at Hill City High Norton Co. Hospital jump clinic meeting at 2:28 p.m.; Scholars School at 4:30 p.m.; Basketball at East Campus Gym and wres- Bowl meet at Hill City High girls varsity at Hill City High tling room at 9 a.m. School at 4 p.m. School at 6 p.m.; Basketball Monday, March 2 - FFA Eisenhower boys varsity at Hill City High poultry judging at Hays at 3:30 Wednesday, February 26 - No School at 7:30 p.m. p.m.; Basketball boys varsity school; parent teacher confer- Wednesday, February 26 - No sub state at TBD at 7 p.m.; Kay ences School board meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, March 2- Dr. Seuss Thursday, February 27 - FFA Tuesday, March 3 - Basket- day; kindergarten roundup - cupcakes over lunch; KMEA ball girls varsity sub state at all state choir Wichita (27-29); TBD at 7 p.m.

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Don’t Let Your 2020 The Norton Junior High KAY club held their annual Talent Show for students and staff Telegram Town Hall on Feb. 14. There were many more contestants this year compared to last year. There Subscription was everything from piano solos to dances to singing. In the teachers division third Meeting place went to Denise Meyer for the Johnny Carson Great Karnac skit. Second place Expire!! went to Jill Lively for her piano solo and first placed went to Dustin McEwen for his Senator Rick Billinger Representative Ken Rahjes juggling talents. The winners in the student division include, Brexton Isernhagen for his piano solo of Hey Jude, second place went to Cooper Frack and Lauryn Harding Come meet your legislators: for their dancing act to Cruisin’ for a Brusin’ from Teen Beach Movie and first place Senator Rick Billinger went to Ashlyn Leiker for her portrayal of Billie Eilish singing I Don’t Wanna Be You Representatives Don Hineman, Anymore. Featured here in the front row are Lauryn Harding, Cooper Frack, and Brex- Adam Smith, Ken Rajhes ton Isernhagen. Those in the back row are Ashly Lieker, Dustin McEwen, Jill Lively and and Barbara Wasinger Denise Meyer. – Telegram photo by Dana Paxton

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Life is like a rowboat. As you’re “rowing” through life, you can look back and see where you’ve been. In my more than 55 years in the work- Out Back force, I can look back and see the many and varied jobs I’ve held. Some part- Carolyn Plotts time and some way more than full-time. My parents taught me how to work, and I can still hear my mother’s words ring- ing in my ears, “You do a day’s work for a day’s pay. And then you do a little bit more.” In high school I worked at the Herald offi ce after classes. My mother went back to work when I started high school and I followed her. In college I waited tables for my lunch and worked afternoons at a daily newspaper in Winfi eld doing all sorts of things from writing society news to proofreading to dealing with the paper boys. Then came marriage, the Vietnam war, babies, moves around the country and I didn’t work outside the home for several years. Oh, there was a little part- time job at Sears then a job at a big discount store in the receiving department. Certainly no career. Later, when the kids were both in school, I drove a school bus, cleaned houses, worked at Benefi cial Finance, back at the Herald again, waited tables, the March of Dimes, KFNF Radio, sold internet websites, cooked at the Cardinal Cafe, worked at The Norton Telegram and here I am back at The Oberlin Herald. I’ve come full-circle. The one thing all jobs have in common is their consistency. If you’re hired to dig ditches, you can be assured that you will be doing one thing every day – digging ditches. It won’t change much unless you distinguish yourself some way and get a promotion to fi lling ditches. Then you get to fi ll ditches all day. A job is a job. All this was prompted by a conversation with a younger friend who manages a local grain elevator. He told me about an interview he had with a 20-year old “job-hopper.” The young man came in to talk about a job. When my manager friend asked him about previous employment, the young man listed several jobs he had held during the past year. When the manager asked him why he had quit his last job the young man answered, “Well, I just did the same thing every day.” To which the manager said, “That’s what we do here. We empty grain trucks and we fi ll railroad cars. And then we do it all over again.” A job is a job. On saying, “Thank you” City of NortoN ElECtEd offiCials Are you a person who routinely says, am dressed up to go some place special. “Thank you” to others? I am not talk- Life is I also am fi lled with gratitude when he ing of gratitude when you receive a gift tells me thanks for doing a task I would Mayor: Jerry Jones or an unexpected item is given to you. consider small because it benefi ts him. I am talking about the ordinary inter- Good Right now things are kind of uneven at WARD I WARD II WARD III changes we have throughout the day. our house because I am his caretaker, I Dean Liddle Dennis Gilhousen Ron Briery Rita 602-828-9309 785-871-0665 785-877-3807 For instance, if you are eating a meal in watch the gauges on the car and write Gerald Jones Donna Foley Robert Bowman a restaurant and the waitperson refi lls Speer checks for his bills as well as mine and 785-871-7044 785-202-1372 785-874-5153 your drink, do you say, “Thank you.” see to it that he takes his medications. When that same meal is served, do you One other group of people to con- But he expresses his gratitude for what acknowledge the person who puts it in sider when we consider offering ex- I am doing by telling me. And that feels front of you? pressions of appreciation are members wonderful. There are many examples through- of our own family. When our children Perhaps some people simply skip out all our days where a simple “Thank are toddlers, we work on teaching them the thanks because they believe they you” may brighten another’s day. I manners, don’t interrupt when others are paying for a service, be it in a store have ridden elevators with other folks are speaking; saying please, thank you or restaurant. I personally believe it’s in hospitals and motels and pressed and excuse me; using the right piece practically impossible to wear out the the buttons for their fl oors as well as of silverware at the table; being po- use of the phrase, “Thank you,” wheth- my own. I am always interested in the lite. But as these same children grow er it’s aimed at a store clerk, a wait per- other persons’ reactions. A number and mature, do we forget to use those son or a family member. acknowledge my action, often by say- phrases when speaking to them? Our An expression of gratitude means we ing, “Thank you.” Some people simply children, be they toddlers or teenagers, are focused outside ourselves and not look past me, as though my pushing the are not our servants, and they deserve on ourselves. It helps us move from be- button for their fl oor was expected of to be treated and spoken to in the way ing selfi sh to becoming selfl ess. Letters to the Editor and Thumbs Up: me. we address other adults. And prob- Listen to yourself as you move e-mail [email protected] If you go into a store to purchase ably the person who needs to hear the through a day. If you aren’t offering something, do you offer the clerk or words of appreciation the most are our enough phrases of appreciation, you or write to 215 S. Kansas Ave., Norton Ks. 67654 owner an expression of gratitude? spouses. can make a decision to increase your When you look for a clerk in a grocery I know how good I feel when my use of these terms. And then watch store to ask where a certain item may husband compliments me on a meal I some one else’s face light up because There is no charge to render a thumbs up; names of those providing the informa- be found, do you simply walk off, or do have just serve. I’d feel really special of your use of an easy expression. tion are not used, only the method of transmission. you offer a thank you? when he offers words of praise when I Thumbs Up is meant to honor good deeds or events around town. Thumbs Up are reviewed by Telegram staff prior to publication. Thumbs Up comments may be denied if they are not meant to honor a positive event or deed. The components of storytelling The grandsons came to visit, Aunt count the statistics; all the while com- Call Dana for your next ad. Kate brought them. While she was ing back to the fact that tragic as the here, she helped with some small proj- This Too examples were, the incidence of hate ects, one of which was editing last crimes has not risen since 2015. 785 - 877- 3361! week’s column for me. Shall Pass I hope everyone who read the story It is very hard to edit my own writ- thought about it and understood the dif- ing. Many times my columns end up Nancy ference between how it made them feel OFFICE HOURS: THETHE NORTONNORTON with little (and sometimes big) errors Hagman and what is true! 8 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. Mon.-Thur. because of this. Kate found a place It was Gretchen Whitmer, Gover- where an “if” should have been “of” nor of Michigan who prompted my 8 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Friday mostly due to her fantastic, sarcastic Phone: (785) 877-3361 and changed a lot of punctuation. We thoughts on the “Sandwich Genera- discussed some issues of clarity in the wit! tion” in her response to the State of Fax: (785) 877-3732 TTELEGRAMELEGRAM STAFF piece. In the end we were both satis- As I interacted with these younger the Union. While the phenomenon of fi ed. women I started to think (again)! Was “sandwiching” is real, it is truly not a E-mail: I was pretty pleased with my overall last week’s column too glib? generational thing. Anyone who has [email protected] Dana Paxton ...... General Manager In “Sleepless in Seattle” there is a Advertising Director thesis so I asked her what she thought, relationships (every living person) has [email protected] expecting an affi rmation of my bril- scene where a group of newspaper the potential of being pressed by the ISSN 1063-701X Lisa Herman ...... Writer liance! Instead she said “You have too writers consider possible storylines. demands of outside forces at any time. 215 S. Kansas Ave., Norton, KS 67654 [email protected] much time to think!” I’m trying not to A male coworker throws this idea out There are two components to story- Published each Wednesday by Haynes Pub- Dick Boyd ...... Blue Jay Sports take it personally; maybe as sandwich “It’s easier to be killed by a terrorist telling. There are those who weave the lishing Co., 215 S. Kansas Ave., Norton, Kan. [email protected] fi lling material herself she is merely than it is to fi nd a husband over the tales and those who listen. Both are 67654. Periodicals mail postage paid at Norton, Kylie Vogelgesang...... Society Editor envious of the time I have to think! age of 40.” Annie: “That statistic is equally important. Kan. 67654. Husky Sports Writer She also noted that in her role as a not true!” Becky: “That’s right, it’s not The tales we tell are true for us, but Postmaster: Send address changes to Norton [email protected] Financial Planner she often uses anec- true; but it feels true.” they may not be universally true. As Telegram, 1205 Main Goodland Kansas, 67735. Written as comedy, the scene feels so Offi cial newspaper of Norton and Norton Vicki Henderson ...... Computer Production dotal stories, so I would probably dis- story tellers we need to acknowledge County. Member of the Kansas Press Associa- [email protected] like her presentations. very true. Perception is reality! not only that, but that our listeners have tion, National Newspaper Association, and the Later I received some communica- I recently read an article about hate their own stories, which are every bit Nebraska Press Association tion from a member of our extended crimes. It cited a study which showed as true for them. family about some hardship she is fac- there has been no increase in hate As listeners we owe those who tell Nor’West Newspapers ing. This dear lady is truly sandwiched! crimes in the US since 2015. The study us their stories respect, empathy, and Dick and Mary Beth Boyd Sometimes the pressure can and does was vetted and accepted as valid by the careful consideration. Publishers, 1970-2002 completely collapse the middle. Yet authors. Yet the very lengthy story re- Think! she maintains her sanity pretty well; lated several anecdotal incidents to dis- Wednesday, February 26, 2020 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Page 5 Soup’s on... Norton Classic Cruisers Scholarship The Norton Classic Cruisers’ Any 2020 or 2019 graduate High School. Car Club will be awarding one from a Norton County High Applications should be re- $500 scholarship for a graduate School may apply for the schol- turned to Jay Dee Daffer, 307 S. of Norton County who will be arship. 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Public hearing held at 1-2018 GMC Terrain Denali 4x4 Commissioners meeting Hard loaded - 27529 miles - $30,895 Chairman Thomas Brannan plan. Present for the meeting and approved the documents. called the meeting of the Norton was Brian Smith, Solid Waste Justin Donovan, of Donovan 1-2017 GMC Crew Cab County Board of Commission- Supervisor. Excavating was in to visit with Denali Short Bed 4x4 ers to order on February 17 at A motion was made by Com- the commission about his sub- the Commission Room. Those missioner Thompson to approve contractor payment for the Nor- 61253 miles and 6.2 motor - in attendance included Thomas Resolution 2020-06 a Resolu- ton City/County Airport. Justin We Know $36,600 Brannan, Charles Posson, and tion adopting a comprehensive stated that in his final payment Richard Thompson. Solid Waste Management Plan the general contractor subtracted We Make Floyd Richard, of the Norton for Norton County, Kansas. loads of material from the billing 2018 Cadillac XT5 County Road Department was The Norton County Com- and shorted his payment. Com- Premium Luxury in to visit with the commis- mission by K.S.A. 65-3405 has mission stated that they have Mistakes! sion on selling county surplus appointed a solid waste man- heard from another sub-contrac- Please remember All Wheel Drive - 40,174 miles - Silver equipment. Floyd provided the agement planning committee tor about non-payment as well. Color - Fully Loaded. $34,225 commission a new vendor that for the purposes of developing, The commission informed Justin that we attempt to has expressed interest in sell- reviewing and updating a com- that his best source of recovery include something 1-2014 Chevrolet Tahoe ing county surplus on-line. The prehensive solid waste man- is through legal council. for everyone LTZ 4x4 - Fully Loaded vendor deals specifically with agement plan. The hearing was Dustin Daniels, of Foley within the pages city and county government for closed. Equipment was present to have Diamond white - Tan Leather - Very property liquidation. The com- Tri-State Stripping was pres- the commission sign the docu- of our newspaper. Clean - Only 34,546 miles - $32,800 mission approved the request to ent to discuss his billing with the mentation for the 140 Caterpil- We realize that use the firm. Floyd spoke with Norton City Airport project. Tri- lar motor grader. The papers some folks enjoy the commission about purchas- State said that he is concerned and term agreement was signed If you didn’t see it - Try us! ing oil for the county equip- about payment because he was by the commission. Term of the finding fault and We are on the search for units all of the time! ment. Floyd has spoke with a terminated from the project for lease will be for five years with for those readers 785-421-2113 or hillcitymotors.com new vendor requesting county various reasons. To date Tri- the final payment being on Feb- we thoughtfully business. After discussion the State Stripping stated that they ruary 14, 2025. The Commis- 221 W. Main commission felt using our cur- have only received a partial pay- sion signed and approved the include a socially rent vendor whom the county ment. The commission recom- documentation. acceptable number Hill City, KS has used for several years is the mended that Tri-State Stripping There being no further busi- of errors within our HillCityMotors.com best option knowing their ser- hire a legal firm to review his ness before the Board the meet- vice and quality. documentation. ing was adjourned. publication. A motion was made by Com- Clarence Wetter, of theNorton 785-421-2113 or Marty 785-567-8390 missioner Posson to approve the County Noxious Weed Depart- minutes from the February 10 ment delivered his documenta- meeting. tion for his annual report to the The Board of Norton County State. The report outlines the Commission held a public hear- noxious weeds and acres treated •PUBLIC NOTICE• •PUBLIC NOTICE• ing at 10:00 a.m. in the Norton in Norton County in 2019 as IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF RUTH M. LOFGREEN IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF PATSY LEONE MICHAEL Published in The Norton Telegram on Solutions North Bank, County Commission Room well as identifies the approxi- Published in The Norton Telegram on Co-Personal Representatives without Wednesday, February 26, Wednesday, Norton, Kansas. for the purpose of reviewing mated number of acres noxious Wednesday, February 26, Wednesday, bond and that they be granted Letters March 4, and Wednesday, March 11, and all other property, real and the 5-year solid waste plan. At weeds within the county. The March 4, and Wednesday, March 11, Testamentary. 2020. (3)T personal, or interests therein, owned 10:00 a.m. Chairman Thomas report gives the acres treated 2020. (3)T You are hereby required to file your IN THE DISTRICT COURT by the decedent at the time of death; IN THE DISTRICT COURT written defenses thereto on or before Brannan opened the hearing for the year in 2019 as well as OF NORTON COUNTY, KANSAS and you are hereby required to file OF NORTON COUNTY, KANSAS the 19th day of March, 2020, at 9:00 for comments on the proposed a management plan for the 2020 In the Matter of the Estate of your written defenses thereto on In the Matter of the Estate of o’clock a.m. of such day, in this Court, 5-year solid waste management year. The commission signed Patsy Leone Michael, or before the 18th day of March RUTH M. LOFGREEN aka in the City of Norton, Norton County, Deceased 2020 at 11:30 A.M. of said day, in RUTH MARIE SAWYER LOFGREEN, Kansas, at which time and place the Case No. 2020-PR-00005 said court, in the City of Norton, in Deceased cause will be heard. Should you fail, NOTICE OF HEARING Norton County, Kansas at which time Case No. 2020-PR-6 judgment and decree will be entered THE STATE OF KANSAS TO and place said cause will be heard. NOTICE OF HEARING AND in due course upon the Petition. ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: Should you fail therein, judgment and NOTICE TO CREDITORS All creditors are notified to exhibit You are hereby notified that a decree will be entered in due course The State of Kansas To their demands against the estate petition has been filed in this court upon said petition. All Persons Concerned: within four months from the date of on the 13th day of February 2020 Ken Smith, Petitioner first publication of this Notice, as GO GREEN WITH YOUR BANKING. You are hereby notified that on the by Ken Smith, as one of the heirs Jared Holste, #21765 provided by law, and if their demands 18th day of February, 2020, a Petition of Patsy Leone Michael, deceased, LEWIS,BEIMS & HOLSTE, LTD. are not thus exhibited, they shall be for Probate of Will and Issuance of praying for the determination of the 509 Main Street SWITCH TO E-STATEMENTS. forever barred. Letters Testamentary was filed in this descent of the following described Atwood, KS 67730 Jon Charles Lofgreen, Petitioner Court by Jon Charles Lofgreen, an heir property, to-wit: (785) 626-3221 | Fax (785) 626-3908 John F. McClymont, #09379 named in the Last Will and Testament An account at Attorney for Petitioner of Ruth M. Lofgreen aka Ruth Marie McClymont Law Office, PA - Save paper Sawyer Lofgreen, deceased, dated, 120 S. State - PO Box 364 January 20, 1993, praying that the Norton, Kansas 67654 - View 24 Will filed with the petition be admitted 785-877-5183 Office to probate and record, and that 785-877-3368 Fax •PUBLIC NOTICE• months of Jon Charles Lofgreen and Denzel Email: [email protected] statements Harold Lofgreen, be appointed as Attorney for Petitioner IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WARREN G. HEATON, DECEASED Published in The Norton Telegram on Wednesday, February 12, Wednesday, - Access February 19, and Wednesday, February 26, 2020. 3 (T) statements IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF NORTON COUNTY, KANSAS PROBATE DIVISION in real-time In the Matter of the Estate of Warren G. Heaton, Deceased Gun & Coin Show Case No. 2019-PR-20 - Save time Colby ColleCtor’s show NOTICE OF HEARING and space THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: You are notified a Petition has been filed in this Court by Janiece Walter, by not duly appointed, qualified and acting Executor of the Last Will and Testament filing old Community Building of Warren G. Heaton, requesting that Petitioner’s acts be approved; account be settled and allowed; the heirs be determined; the will be construed and statements 285 E. 5th, Colby, KS the Estate be assigned to the person entitled thereto; the Court find the administration of the Estate be closed; upon the filing of receipts the Petitioner Saturday, March 7 be finally discharged as the Executor of the Estate of Warren G. Heaton, deceased, and the Petitioner be released from further liability. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m You are required to file your written defenses to the Petition on or before March 4, 2020 at 11:00 a.m. in the District Court, in Norton County, Kansas, Sunday, March 8 at which time and place the cause will be heard. Should you fail to file your written defenses, a judgment and decree will be entered in due course upon 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. the Petition. Janiece Walter Executor Submitted by: Admission $5.00 ______Melissa M. Schoen #23220 Information Attorney at Law 212 S. Kansas, P.O. Box 427 www.snbks.com [email protected] Norton, KS 67654 Solutions built on service, stability & security. (785) 877-3086 Page 6 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Wednesday, February 26, 2020 Weekly Sermonette By Darel Boston, Christian Minister Retired CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, north of Prairie View Bible Study ALMENA Pastor Shawn Richardson NORTON CHRISTIAN CHURCH Pastor Ron Martin SUNDAY — 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship Nate Hagen, Minister Comfort Zone Ahead Phone 785-202-2834 7:00 p.m. Evening Service Kellie Kramer, Youth Minister Many disagree. “My comfort zone is right here, and I have e-mail: [email protected] CORNERSTONE CHURCH “htp://www.nortonchristianchurch.com” no plans to leave it anytime soon!” One can live a lifetime SUNDAY — 9:30 a.m. Sunday School; 10:30 Pastor Damen Andrew www.nortonchristianchurch.com carefully staying in-zone. a.m. Worship 313 West Lincoln Street/877-2416 www.igniteyouth.co WEDNESDAY — 6:00 p.m. TFC SUNDAY — 9:30 a.m. Sunday School; 10:30 208 N. Kansas, 877-2871 I’m convinced that ultimate comfort follows exit from our ALMENA UNITED a.m. Morning Worship SUNDAY – 8:00 a.m. Traditional Worship comfort zone. Discomfort is often experienced in the exit, METHODIST CHURCH TUESDAY – 9:30 a.m. Ladies Prayer Service; 9:30 a.m. Sunday School; 10:40 p.m. and even multiplied in the uncertain domain beyond. But real Pastor Eve Mugambi WEDNESDAY – 7:00 p.m. Bible Study Contemporary Worship Service; 5:00 p.m. comfort awaits. SUNDAY — 9:00 a.m. Worship SATURDAY – 8:30 a.m. Men's Prayer Upper Room As a boy I was drawn to attempting the difficult, sometimes TUESDAY – 9:00 a.m. Healthy MONDAY – 5:30 p.m. Mom's In Prayer impossible. I’m not sure why it appealed to me, but I liked Congregation Exercise TUESDAY – 6:30 p.m. Financial Peace CLAYTON UNITED University in Quo Vadis Room finding challenges, especially if somebody said, “I could never METHODIST CHURCH WEDNESDAY – 6:00 p.m. Awana; 6:15 do such a thing!”. Pastor Ed Woods/785-669-2554 p.m. No Jr. Hi Upper Room; 8:15 p.m. Elder's I didn’t always succeed. Duncan was 200+ pounds and I was SUNDAY — 10:00 a.m. Worship Service, Meeting 140, but determined to bring him down, football and all! When Choir FRIDAY – 7:00 p.m. AA Meets I woke up, he was looking down asking if I was alright. But I 11:00 a.m. Bible Study SATURDAY – 8:00 a.m. IF: Norton didn’t regret making the all-out try. JENNINGS UNITED NORTON MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE METHODIST CHURCH Andbe Home Services, 2 p.m. and Norton It’s tax time, and I’m not drawn to the challenge of assembling Pastor Ed Woods/785-669-2554 Manor Services 3 p.m. all the records needed. But I will be, and I am praying for SUNDAY – 11:00 a.m. Worship Service The Norton County Ministerial Alliance progress in that area. I’ve prayed to God for years to help me LENORA CHURCH OF GOD meets at noon on the third Thursday of each do the difficult…seemingly impossible sometimes…and God Guest Minister/785-567-4459 month from September through May has a great track record! SUNDAY – 10:30 a.m. Church Services NORTON SEVENTH DAY UNITED PARISH OF LENORA ADVENTIST CHURCH How about you, dear reader? Your situation is far different Evangelist Roger Cooper 105 S. Case Street than mine. A request to speak for an event with no warning, or 140 E. Iowa, 785-567-4420 Pastor Carl Goff to help a great need when I seem so empty and helpless, or to SUNDAY — 9:30 a.m. Rolls and Coffee; SATURDAY – 9:45 a.m. Sabbath raise support for a good cause….all strike me first as “I can’t 10:30 a.m. Worship Service School; 10:45 a.m. Church Services possibly do that!” But I say yes, and then proceed to trust God No matter who you are or where you are in ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI and cry out to Him. He comes through. Have you had that life's journey, you are welcome here CROSSROADS MESSAGES CATHOLIC CHURCH FIRST CHRISTIAN Preacher/Teacher Terry Laughlin Father Jose Kumblumkal experience? Of course your story will be different, but our CHURCH OF LOGAN 603 Sunset Dr., Norton, KS 67654 877-2234 God is the same! Pastor Troy Buss (785) 877-7279 [email protected] There can be “comfort” that survives on stagnant indifference. SUNDAY — 9:30 a.m. Sunday School; 10:30 e-mail - [email protected] website: http://stfrancisassisi.org It’s not really comfort; it’s coma… so deep in slumber that all a.m. Church Services www.standatthecrossroads.com 108 S. Wabash, Norton needs are unnoticed, all challenges unheard. WEDNESDAY — 7 p.m. Bible Study FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Mass Schedule: Sunday - 10:30 a.m.; ST. JOHN’S CATHOLIC 1010 Churchill Dr./877-2181 Monday – Friday: 7:30 a.m.; Saturday - 5:30 If you’re jealously guarding you’re here & now comfort CHURCH, LOGAN [email protected] p.m. zone, there is a whole exciting world out there awaiting your Reverend George Chalbhagan Pastor Rob Mohr Sacrament of Reconciliation is Saturday, 4:30 conversion to Christ. He invites you to stretch your imagination SUNDAY — 8:30 a.m. Mass SUNDAY – 8:00 a.m. Adult Sunday School; p.m., 30 minutes before Mass on Thursday, and wonder what you might do if you allowed HIM to enable MONDAY — 5:30 p.m. Mass 9:00 a.m. Early Service; 10:00 a.m. Fellowship; Friday and Sunday or by appointment you. Faith opens the door so that He will walk with you each LOGAN UNITED 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship SUNDAY – Share Your Faith Catechism step of the way. To God be the glory, great things He has done… METHODIST CHURCH MONDAY – 5:30 p.m. Women's Small Class, 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. Pastor Ted Stapleton Group; 7:00 p.m. Christian women Connection TUESDAY – Legion of Mary - 5:00 p.m.; and is still doing, through people like you and me. 303 W. Church, 785-689-4350 TUESDAY – 6:30 p.m. Men's Small Group 7:00 p.m. Bingo Comfort zone? Full speed ahead. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 – 8:00 a.m. WEDNESDAY – 10:00 a.m. Adult Bible Every Second and Fourth Wednesday of Prayer Warriors in the Library; 7:00 p.m. Choir Study; 7:00 p.m. King's Kids/Youth Month - Mass at Andbe Home - 10:00 a.m. Practice; 8:15 p.m. Bell Choir Practice THURSDAY – 6:30 p.m. Recharge; 7:30 p.m. Every Fourth OR last Thursday of the month - SUNDAY — 9:15 a.m. Worship in the Parlor; Celebrate Recovery Mass at Norton Correctional Facility - Medium 9:15 a.m. Adult Sunday School; 10:30 a.m. FIRST UNITED METHODIST Security - 5:30 p.m.; Minimum Security - 6:30 Worship in the Sanctuary CHURCH, NORTON p.m. MONDAY – 5:00-7:30 p.m. TOPS Pastor Eve Mugambi First Friday of the Month - Eucharistic TUESDAY – 7:00 p.m. Women's Bible Study 805 W. Wilberforce, Norton Adoration following Morning Mass LONG ISLAND UNITED Church Email: [email protected] K of C - Third Monday of Month - 7:30 p.m. METHODIST CHURCH Pastor's Email: emugambi@ TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Pastor Ted Stapleton greatplainsumc.org Senior Warden, Georgia Briery 554 Washington, 785-854-7626 Church Office Phone 785-877-2196 Junior Warden, Robert Hoover SUNDAY — 11:00 a.m. Worship Service Office Hours are: Monday through Friday: 102 E. Waverly, Norton FIRST SUNDAY — Worship 12 noon 8:00 a.m.-12 Noon SUNDAY — 10:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist Fellowship Dinner WEDNESDAY – 8:00 a.m. Prayer Warriors; 11:30 a.m. Coffee Hour Host 1 p.m. Administrative Council Meeting 7:00 p.m. Choir Rehearsal; 8:15 p.m. Bell Choir 3:00-4:00 p.m. God's Pantry FIRST WEDNESDAY — 2 p.m. United Rehearsal REDEEMER EVANGELICAL Methodist Women’s Meeting in Fall, Winter THURSDAY – 9:30 a.m. Morning Circle; LUTHERAN(WELS) and Spring 3:45-5:00 p.m. Youth Choir 805 West Holme Street NORCATUR UNITED SATURDAY – 6:00 p.m. Praise Service West Hwy. 36, Norton METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY – 8:00 a.m. Worship in the Parlor; 877-3138/3824 Pastor Ed Woods/785-693-4519 9:15 a.m. Adult Sunday School; 10:30 a.m. [email protected] SUNDAY —9:00 a.m. Worship Service Worship in the Sanctuary; 10:45 a.m. Children's www.redeemernorton.org 10:00 a.m. Fellowship Coffee at the Sunday School Pastor Timm O. Meyer Educational Building TUESDAY – 7:00 p.m. Women of the Bible WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 – Lenten ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC – Bible Study Fellowship Supper; 7:00 p.m. Lenten Worship CHURCH, NEW ALMELO WEDNESDAY – 8:00 a.m. Prayer Warriors; Service [email protected] 6:00 p.m. Education Work Area; 6:00 p.m. SATURDAY – 1:00 p.m. NCF Worship Father Jose Kumblumkal Finance Committee; 6:00 p.m. Library SUNDAY — 7:45 a.m. Worship Service, SUNDAY — 8:30 a.m. Mass Committee; 7:00 p.m. Choir; 8:15 p.m. Bell Trinity, McCook; 9:00 a.m. Goodness from the TUESDAY – 8:45 a.m. Mass Choir Rehearsal Good Shepherd, KQNK, 106.7FM/1530AM; FRIDAY – 8:45 a.m. Mass IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH 10:00 a.m. Worship Service, Redeemer; 11:15 THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Pastor Rick Rostek a.m. Bible Study and Fellowship Time; 12:00 OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 14715 W. Washington Road p.m. NCF Worship, Medium Phillipsburg Ward 877-2430 TUESDAY – 5:45 and 7:30 p.m. NCF Bible Philip Isernhagen, Bishop SUNDAY – 9:00 a.m. Bible Class and Studies SUNDAY — 10:00 a.m. Sacrament Meeting; Sunday School; 10:30 a.m. Sunday Worship WEDNESDAY – 6:15 p.m. Lenten Fellowship 11:15 a.m. Sunday School; 12:10 - Priesthood MONDAY – 5:15 p.m. LWML Supper; 7:00 p.m. Lenten Worship Service and Relief Society WEDNESDAY – Ash Wednesday; 2:00 p.m. MAPLE GROVE CHURCH MONDAY — Family Home Evening Andbe Home; 5:15 p.m. Choir; 6:00 p.m. Soup OF THE BRETHREN WEDNESDAY — 7:00 a.m. Young Men/ Supper; 7:00 p.m. Worship; Holy Communion 9 miles west 4 1/2 miles north of Norton Young Women, Ages 12-18; 5-9 p.m. Family THURSDAY – 2:00 p.m. Andbe Home Bible Guest Minister for Month of History Center Open Study February – Terry Laughlin PRAIRIE VIEW LIVING HOPE FELLOWSHIP SUNDAY — 11:00 a.m. Worship Service REFORMED CHURCH One mile south of Norton Third Sunday Dinner this Month Pastor Aaron Rust at corner of PDRA road THE ROCK 410 Holland, Prairie View/973-2794 Pastor Jerry Cummings/877-2426 FRIDAY — 7:00-10:00 p.m. Seventh, Eighth, SUNDAY — 9 a.m. Morning Worship SUNDAY — 10 a.m. Worship and Praise and Ninth Graders LUCTOR CHRISTIAN Service First Sunday Night of the Month — Quarry, REFORMED CHURCH WEDNESDAY — 7 p.m. Youth and 6:30 p.m. Junior and Senior High Worship Event 2 miles east and 3 miles Children’s Programs; 7 p.m. Adult Home

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ELBAC A&E Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD : “Live PD - 02.29.20" (TV14) (N) Live PD : “02.29.20" AMC Home Alone 2 (‘92) aa Seven Worlds, One Planet (N) Home Alone (‘90, PG) aaa Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci. ANIMAL Pit Bulls & Parolees (N) Pit Bulls & Parolees (N) The Vet Life (TVPG) (N) (:02) Vet Life: Bonus (N) Pit Bulls & Parolees Norton TV BET BET Star Cinema BET Star Cinema BRAVO Chrisley Chrisley Knows Best Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley (:25) Office Space (‘99, R) aaac CARTOON Academia Academia Burgers Burgers Dad Fam Guy Fam Guy Academia Sword Art Demon (N) CMT (6:30) Movie Leap Year CNN America’s Choice 2020: South Carolina Primary The White House The White House COMEDY Broken Lizard’s Super Troopers (‘02, R) aaa Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (‘06, PG-13) aaa S. Park DISCOVERY Expedition Unknown : “Ancestors and Air Travel” (TVPG) (N) Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown DISNEY Big City Big City Greens (TVY7) Big City Owl House Owl House Unsittable Owl House Jessie Jessie E! Retreat 21 Jump Street (‘12, R) aaa Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum. To Be Announced Listings: ESPN College Basketball: Michigan State vs Maryland College Basketball : “Teams TBD” (Live) SportsCenter ESPN2 College Basketball : “Teams TBD” (Live) College Basketball : “Teams TBD” (Live) Basketball Nolan FOOD Guy’s Grocery Games Guy’s Grocery Games Guy’s Grocery Games Guy’s Grocery Games Guy’s Grocery Games FREEFORM (:05) The Blind Side (‘09, PG-13) aaac Sandra Bullock, Tim McGraw. The Age of Adaline (‘15, PG-13) aaa Blake Lively. Week of Wednesday, February 26 FX Jurassic World (‘15, PG-13) aaa Chris Pratt. Murder on the Orient Express (‘17, PG-13) Kenneth Branagh. HGTV Home Town (TV G) Home Town (TV G) Restored (TV G) Restored (TV G) Home Town (TV G) HISTORY The UnXplained (TV14) The UnXplained (N) (:03) Ancient Aliens (N) Ancient Aliens (TVPG) The UnXplained (TV14) through Tuesday, March 3 LIFETIME Dying to Be You (‘20) Natalie Dreyfuss. Her Secret Family Killer (‘20, NR) Brooke Nevin. Dying to Be You (‘20) MTV Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous NICK Danger Cousins Knight SpongeBob The Office The Office Friends Friends Friends Friends PARMT John Wick (‘14, R) Keanu Reeves. John Wick: Chapter 2 (‘17, R) aaac Keanu Reeves, Common. Man Fire SYFY xXx (‘17) Mad Max: Fury Road (‘15, R) aaac Tom Hardy. Futurama Futurama Futurama Don’t Feed TBS Jack Reach Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (‘16, PG-13) aac Tom Cruise. Frontal Miracle Blades of Glory (‘07) TCM Tootsie (‘82, PG) aaa Dustin Hoffman. (:15) Oh, God! (‘77, PG) aac George Burns. Sunshine Boys (‘75) TLC Say Yes to the Dress : “America: Next” (N) Say Yes to the Dress Say Yes to the Dress Say Yes to the Dress TNT Ant-Man (‘15, PG-13) aaac Paul Rudd, Evangeline Lilly. Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (‘11, PG-13) aaa TRAVEL Woods Haunted (TV14) Woods Haunted (N) Haunted Hospitals (N) Haunted Hospitals Woods Haunted (TV14) WEDNESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 26, 2020 TV LAND Men Men Men Men Men Men Men Men Men Men USA SVU : “Melancholy” SVU : “Witnesses” SVU : “Sheltered” The Sinner : “Part IV” Briarpatch (TVMA) 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 VH1 (6:30) Poetic Justice (‘93, R) aac Janet Jackson. Creed (‘15, PG-13) aaaa Michael B. Jordan, Sylvester Stallone.

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Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley The Soup Nightly (N) Botched (TV14) Botched : “Beach Ball” CARTOON Burgers Dad Dad Burgers Burgers Fam Guy Fam Guy Rick Morty Ballmastrz Shivering ESPN (6:30) NBA Basketball: Dallas vs San Antonio NBA Basketball: Boston Celtics at Utah Jazz (Live) (:35) SC CMT (6:30) This Is 40 (‘12, R) Paul Rudd, Leslie Mann. Tammy (‘14, R) aa Melissa McCarthy, Susan Sarandon. This Is 40 ESPN2 (6:00) College Bball College Basketball: LSU vs Florida (Live) SportsCenter Sports NFL Live CNN CNN Newsroom (N) The White House (N) The Windsors (N) The White House The White House FOOD Guy’s Grocery Games Guy’s Grocery Games Guy’s Grocery Games Guy’s Grocery Games Guy’s Grocery Games COMEDY (6:30) Wedding Crashers (‘05, R) Owen Wilson. (:15) Hot Tub Time Machine (‘10, R) aac John Cusack. S. 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Botched (TV14) HISTORY Forged in Fire: Epic Weapons : “Top Axes” (TVPG) (N) Forged in Fire (TVPG) ESPN NBA Basketball: Los Angeles vs New Orleans (Live) SportsCenter SportsCenter LIFETIME Married at First Sight : “The ”L Word"" (TV14) (N) Bride & Prejudice (N) Bride Prejudice (TV14) Married at First Sight ESPN2 (6:00) XFL Football: DC vs Tampa Bay (Live) UFC Countdown : “UFC 248: Adesanya vs. Romero” (Taped) MTV Catfish: The TV Show (:01) True Life Crime (N) Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous FOOD Diners & Dives (TV G) Worst Cooks (TV G) (N) Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Worst Cooks (TV G) aaac aaa NICK Journey 2: Island (‘12) Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends FREEFORM Guardians of the Galaxy (‘14, PG-13) Chris Pratt. (:40) The Jungle Book (‘16, PG) Neel Sethi, Ritesh Rajan. PARMT Four Brothers (‘05, R) aaa Mark Wahlberg. 68 Whiskey (TVMA) (N) Four Brothers (‘05, R) aaa Mark Wahlberg. FX Transformers: The Last Knight (‘17, PG-13) Mark Wahlberg. Transformers: The Last Knight (‘17, PG-13) Mark Wahlberg. HGTV Makeover : “This Land” Makeover: Home (N) 100 Day Dream Home My Lottery My Lottery Makeover : “A Journey” SYFY (6:30) Twister (‘96, PG-13) aac Helen Hunt. The Magicians (N) Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (‘16) aac HISTORY The Cars That Made America : “Part 2" (TVPG) The Cars That Made America : “Part 3" (TVPG) Cars Made : “Part 2" TBS Bang Bang Bang Bang Hoggart Bang Conan (N) Hot Ones Hot Ones Conan LIFETIME His Fatal Fixation (‘20) (:03) Abducted on Air (‘20) Perrey Reeves. His Fatal Fixation (‘20) Swing Time (‘36, NR) aaac Fred Astaire. Royal Wedding (‘51, NR) aaa Fred Astaire. Good News (‘47) aac TCM MTV Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous TLC My 600-lb Life : “Seana’s Story” (TV14) (N) My Feet Are Killing Me Save My Skin (TV14) My 600-lb Life (TV14) NICK Movie The Office The Office Friends Friends Friends Friends aac TNT All Elite Wrestling: Dynamite (Live) AEW: Dynamite Immortals (‘11, R) Henry Cavill. PARMT Bar Rescue (TVPG) Bar Rescue (TVPG) Bar Rescue (TVPG) (N) Bar Rescue (TVPG) Bar Rescue (TVPG) TRAVEL Paranormal (TVPG) Paranormal (TVPG) Paranormal (TVPG) Paranormal (TVPG) Paranormal (TVPG) SYFY (6:04) Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (‘02, PG) Daniel Radcliffe. Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama TV LAND Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens TBS 50 First Dates (‘04, PG-13) aaa Adam Sandler. Miracle Miracle Miracle Miracle Miracle 50 First USA WWE NXT Developmental WWE organization. Miz & Mrs Miz & Mrs Family Family Family Family TCM Pinky (‘49, NR) aaac Jeanne Crain. Cabin in the Sky (‘43, NR) aaa Ethel Waters. Thief of Bagdad (‘40) VH1 Black Ink Crew (N) Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out TLC 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days (TV14) (N) Sister Wives (N) 90 Day Fiancé (N) 90 Day Fiancé (TV14) WGN Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Married Married TNT San Andreas (‘15, PG-13) aaa Dwayne Johnson. Central Intelligence (‘16, PG-13) aaa Kevin Hart. Pain Gain The Outsider (TVMA) Annabelle Comes Home (‘19, R) Avenue 5 The New Pope (TVMA) (:15) McMillion$ (TV14) TRAVEL Paranormal (TVPG) The Alaska Triangle The Alaska Triangle Paranormal (TVPG) Paranormal (TVPG) MERP HBO MAX BlacKkKlansman (‘18, R) aaac (:15) Bad Times at the El Royale (‘18, R) aaa Jeff Bridges. 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ELBAC A&E The First 48 (TV14) (N) Live PD: Wanted (N) 60 Days In (TV14) (N) The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 (TV14) CBS Neighbor. Bob Hearts All Rise : “What Bailiff” Bull : “Billboard” (TV14) Local (:35) Late Show (TV14) Corden AMC Titanic (‘97, PG-13) aaac Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet. Means War NBC The Voice : “Blind Auditions” (TVPG) (N) (:01) Manifest (TV14) (N) Local Tonight Show (TV14) Late Night ANIMAL Lone Star Law: Uncuffed : “Beach Bandit” (N) Lone Star Law (TV14) Lone Star Law (TV14) Lone Star Law (TV14) FOX 9-1-1: Lone Star (N) Prodigal Son (TV14) Local Programs Local Programs BET BET Star Cinema BET Star Cinema Martin Martin ION Criminal Minds (TV14) Criminal Minds (TV14) Criminal Minds (TV14) Criminal Minds (TV14) Criminal Minds (TV14)

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(‘40) PARMT Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops TLC Dr. Pimple Popper (N) My Feet Are Killing Me My Feet Are Killing Me Save My Skin (N) Dr. Pimple Popper SYFY (6:00) R.I.P.D. (‘13) aa Underworld: Blood Wars (‘17, R) aac Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama TNT NBA Basketball: Portland vs Indiana (Live) NBA Basketball: Los Angeles vs Golden State (Live) TBS Fam Guy Fam Guy Fam Guy Fam Guy Dad Dad Conan (N) Seinfeld Seinfeld Conan TRAVEL Ghost Adventure (N) Ghost Adventures (N) The Dead Files (N) The Dead Files (TVPG) Adventures (TVPG) TCM Laura (‘44, NR) aaac Gene Tierney. The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (‘47, NR) Gene Tierney. (:45) My Fair Lady (‘64, NR) aaac TV LAND Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens TLC 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days (TV14) 90 Day Fiancé (TV14) sMothered (TVPG) 90 Day Fiancé (TV14) USA SVU : “Assumptions” SVU : “End Game” The Sinner (TV14) (N) Chicago P.D. (TV14) Chicago P.D. (TV14) TNT Beauty and the Beast (‘17, PG) aaac Emma Watson. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (‘08, PG-13) aaac VH1 Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out Wild N Out TRAVEL Beyond the Unknown Beyond the Unknown Beyond the Unknown Beyond the Unknown Beyond the Unknown WGN M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Married Married TV LAND Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Men Men Men Men Queens Queens WWE Monday Raw Top wrestlers clash with personalities. Family Family Family Family Cold Pursuit (‘19, R) Liam Neeson. Curb Your (:40) Whitmer (TVMA) Avenue 5 Quantum Solace (‘08) USA MERP HBO VH1 Love & Hip Hop (N) Love & Hip Hop Miami Love & Hip Hop (TV14) Love & Hip Hop Miami Love & Hip Hop (TV14) MAX Breaking In (‘18, PG-13) aa Savages (‘12, R) aac Blake Lively, Taylor Kitsch. Strike Back (TVMA) Armageddon WGN Man Man Man Man Man Man Man Man Carter (TV14) SHOW The Brothers (‘01, R) aac Mo’Nique & Friends: Live (TVMA) DESUS & Cartoon DESUS & The Circus Gangs New York (‘02) The New Pope (N) McMillion$ (TV14) (N) The New Pope (TVMA) McMillion$ (TV14) MERP HBO MAX Strike (:50) The Hurt Locker (‘09, R) aaac Jeremy Renner. (:05) The Whole Ten Yards (‘04) aa Dark Hall FRIDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 28, 2020 SHOW Homeland (TVMA) Kidding Kidding Homeland (TVMA) DESUS & The Circus DESUS & Cartoon 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30

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– Regional Wrestling Photos by Fig Millan – Blue Jays place second in the Class 3-2-1A Regional Tourney Norton Blue Jays Qualified Nine Wrestlers to the State Wrestling Tournament

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By DANA PAXTON and 19 X’s, Dylan Hawks with [email protected] 373 and 13 X’s, Derek Clydes- The Norton Rotary BB Gun dale with 336 and 8 X’s, Ara- team started the 2019-2020 sea- gon Garza with 365 and 9 X’s, son on Monday, Oct. 21. With Alexis David with 357 and 7 weekly practices working on in- X’s, Cody Wait with 343 and 5 dividual positions and classroom X’s, Rayanne Wait with 346 and learning about gun safety. 9 X’s, Rik Wyatt with 338 and 4 Those that make up this year’s X’s, Luke Clydesdale with 335 team include 33 shooters: Derek and 6 X’s and Alise Wait with Clydesdale, Luke Clydesdale, 338 and 4 X’s. Alexis David, Raylin Ellis, Alex Norton took first place with a Eveleigh, BreeAnna Eveleigh, total score of 1837 and 56 X’s Natalie Eveleigh, Aragon Garza, followed by Thomas with 1767 Dorian Garza, Jaxon Gemboys, and 46 X’s, then Haskell with Justin Glass, Dylan Hawks, 156 and 18 X’s, Scott took fourth Daniel Hildebrand, Graciana with 1524 and 24 X’s, then Grey Kenney, Lucas Kenney, Eli with 1428 and 13 X’s, then Ed- Leiker, Robyn Manning, Mor- wards with 621 and 8 X’s, then gan Mapes, Taylor Mapes, Ax- Stevens with 46 and 5 x’s and ten McKenna, Stratten McK- lastly, Grant with 263 and one X. enna, Savannah Nuzum, Cope Coach’s Comments Railsback, Hayden Rice, Ma- After competing at this year’s son Stephens, Alise Wait, Cody first competition Head Coach Wait, Jessi Wait, Rayanne Wait, Jeremy Hawks said, “I am very Rik Wyatt, Rustin Wyatt, Eli The Norton Rotary BB Gun team is ready to starting shooting at competition matches. A large team of new and veter- proud of how the shooters com- peted this weekend. It was a Zillinger, and Joel Zillinger. Of ans shooters are ready to step up and take us to Nationals again this year. The team is featured here. Front row from these shooters, ten have had Na- great start to the upcoming sea- tional experience. The team also the left: Derek Clydesdale, Morgan Mapes, Luke Clydesdale, Axten McKenna, Jaxon Gemboys, Eli Zillinger, Rustin Wyatt son getting ten out of fifteen has nine new shooters to this and Breanna Eveleigh. Second row from the left: Eli Leiker, Dorian Garza, Alexis David, Stratten McKenna, Rik Wyatt, shooters qualified for the State year’s team. Daniel Hildebrand, Alex Eveleigh and Alise Wait. Third row from the left: Taylor Mapes, Rayanne Wait, Robyn Manning, competition in April. Our vet- This bunch of shooters are Joel Zillinger, Dylan Hawks, Cope Railsback, Cody Wait, Jessi Wait and Natalie Eveleigh. Coaches are in the back row: eran shooters lived up to expec- coached entirely by volunteers. Robby Mapes, Craig Eveleigh, Jeremy Hawks, Chandra McKenna and RD Wait. Not pictured include Hadyn Rice, Mason tations and some young shooters performed awesome. Our next This year’s coaching staff con- Stephens, Aragon Garza, Savannaha Nuzum, Lucas Kenney and Graciana Kenney. – Telegram photo by Dana Paxton sists of Head Coach, Jeremy shoot will be in Hays on March Hawks, Assistant Head Coach, 7 where hopefully, we will get Robby Mapes, Assistant Coach- to qualify for the State Competi- feel blessed to coach in a com- The team had their first shoot second with a score of 376 and some more qualified.” es, RD Wait, Jerry Hawks, tion that will take place in April. munity that has had a strong this past Saturday and brought 19 X’s, Dylan Hawks placed Next Action Chandra McKenna and Craig Each shooter takes ten shots in tradition in the shooting sports, home the gold as a team and third with 373 and 13 X’s. The team will also attend more Eveleigh and the Instructional each of four positions, Prone, especially in BB Gun. I appreci- qualified ten for State. The first Derek Clydesdale took sixth State qualifiers. Ellis County Coaches are Kay Hawks and which is laying on the ground, ate all the support that the com- competition of the year was held with 366 and eight X’s, Aragon will be held March 7 in Hays, Lisa Wyatt. Standing, Sitting and Kneeling. munity has provided the team in Grey County in Cimarron Garza placed seventh with 365 Riley County holds their compe- The season has now started There are one hundred points through fundraising and through against seven other teams. Five and nine X’s and Alexis David tition on March 2 and the team is and each shooter knows their per target and X’s are bullseyes encouragement. Hopefully, we of the fifteen shooters that went got eighth place with a 357 and planning on attending the KSRA goals. Shooters have to have a worth ten points each. can continue to represent Nor- placed in the top ten. Individu- seven X’s. Ten qualified for State match in April as well. score of 335 out of 400 in order Head Coach Hawks said, “I ton well in the upcoming year.” ally, Robyn Manning placed State: Robyn Manning with 376 Norotn JV wrestlers compete in Bill Voss tourney

By DANA PAXTON toya of Garden City. sion 11-0 to Chris Brahmbhatt decision to Clayton Sumner. In 18-5 major decision to Jake Dreyton Hughes. In Round [email protected] 120 pound Miles Goss placed of Garden City. In Round three Round four, Stagemeyer lost by Taliaferro of Hays High. three, Hagen was defeated by a The Norton Junior Varsity third and scored seven points Sumner won by major decision a :46 fall to Chris Brahmbhatt of 160A Jefferson Otter placed 5:10 fall to Sean Dykes of Gar- wrestling team traveled to Col- for the team. In Round one, over Lane Stagemeyer. Round Garden City. fourth and scored four team den City. And in Round five, by to compete in the Bill Voss Goss won by fall over Heath four was also won by Sumner, 134 pound Colby Menagh points. In Round one, Otter lost Hagen lost by fall to Omar San- wrestling tournament on Feb. Simmons in 3:2. In Round a win by 12-2 major decision placed in fifth and scored seven to Angel Lazo of Goodland by chex of Atwood in :27. 15. three, Goss lost by a technical over Chris Harris of Holcomb. points for the team. In Round a 1-0 decision. Otter then lost Coach’s Comments 120 pound Heath Simmons fall to Weigel of Hays High in In Round five, Sumner won by one he fell in 3:25 to Sebastian Round two by a 10-0 major Head junior varsity coach placed fifth. In Round one, a 15-0. In Round four, Goss lost fall in 1:12 over Eli Mills of St. Rodriguez of Garden City. In decision to Brennan Vagher of Tony Fiscus said, “We finished Miles Goss won by fall over by fall to Matt Montoya of Gar- Francis. Round two, Menagh lost by a Ulysses. In Round three, Otter the year on a good note, and we Heath Simmons in 3:2. In den City in 1:03. Then in Round 126 pound Lane Stagemeyer 5-4 decision to Orion Craig of lost by a fall in 4:34 to Colin saw every junior varsity wres- Round two, Simmon lost by five, Goss won by fall over placed fifth. Stagemeyer lost the Garden City. Menagh lost in Carroll of Colby High. tler get better through every a fall to Sheamous Holmes of Sheamus Holmes from TMP in first round by a 9-0 major deci- Round three by a 10-4 decision 195B Brandt Hagen placed practice.” TMP in 4:27. In Round four, 5:29. sion over Eli Mills of St. Fran- to Macon Sekavec of Hoxie. fourth and scored three team Norton Community High Simmons lost by fall to Aaron 126 pound Clayton Sumner cis. In Round two, Stagemeyer Menagh won Round four with points. Hagen lost Round one School Wrestler of the Week Weigle of Hays High in 1:51. placed first and scored 14 points lost by a 5:01 fall to Chris Har- a fall over Brayden Kaup of by a fall in 1:11 to Brandon went to Clayton Sumner. Then in Round five, Simmons for the team. In Round one Sum- ris of Holcomb. In Round three, Goodland in :23. In the final Yaugh of Hays High. In Round lost by a :42 fall to Matt Mon- ner was defeated by major deci- Stagemeyer lost by a 11-2 major fifth round, Menagh lost by a two, Hagen won by forfeit over Norton Bluejays defeat Goodland Cowboys in dual

By DANA PAXTON 9-4 decision over DJ Knox. 138 Nick Mandl won over to Blake Livengood in :44. 285 Judson Wiltfong also re- dual career with a win. The 160 [email protected] 113 Derian Musquiz lost by Mason Hernandez with a SV-1 170 Cole Amlong won by fall ceived a bye. pound match was the battle to The Norton Bluejay wrestling fall to Octavio Gonzalez in :25. 7-5. over Mason Murray in 1:30. Coach’s Comments top ranked wrestlers in 3-2-1A. team celebrated Senior Night 120 Kolton Field won by fall 145 Garrett Urban won over 182 Brandon Vacura won Head Coach Bill Johnson Norton’s number two ranked with a dual against Goodland over Brody Kaup in 5:43. Isaiah Shinette by a major deci- over Dexter Dautel TF 15-0 in said, “All seven seniors were Darius Shields upset number on Feb. 13 at home. Norton de- 126 Clayton Sumner won by sion of 9-0. 4:0 in the varsity line-up and per- one ranked Goodland wrestler feated the Cowboys 54 points to a 6-0 decision over Jason Colby. 152 Tyson Glennemeier lost 195 Gavin Sproul won over formed well. There were excit- DJ Knox in an action packed 18 points. 132 Camdyn Unterseher won by a fall to Manten Crow in Dawson Holub with a fall in ing moments in the dual such 9-4 victory that had the Norton Results by fall over Brayden Kaup in 3:24. 4:33. as when Nick Mandl scored a fans on their feet!” 106 Darius Shields won by a :49. 160 Riley Goss lost by a fall 20 Alex Auker received a bye. takedown in overtime to cap his Varsity wrestlers take second at the Panther Classic

By DANA PAXTON a fall in :46 over Dominic Rudd. 6-1 decision. three titles, and the final Norton mons lost by fall in 1:36 to Miller fall in 3:57. [email protected] 182 lbs. Jefferson Otter won by 132 pound Camdyn Untersher placer won his third place match. Unruh of Abilene. In the Conso- 145-152 pound Tyson The Norton Bluejays traveled forfeit . won over Braden Wilson by a So in the end, we won four out of lation Round, Simmons won by Glennemeier placed second and to Phillipsburg Feb. 2-3 to com- 195 lbs. Brandon Vacura won Major Decision 1-0, placing him the final six matches. forfeit over Brandon Holman of scored 14 points for the team. pete in the Panther Classic. Nor- by fall over Dreyton Hughes in in third. Gavin Sproul showed the most Lincoln. In the Consolation Semi In Round one Glennemeier won ton came home with a second 1:0. In the 170 pound Round Robin improvement from earlier in the Round, Simmons won by fall by fall over Aiden Henely of place Varsity win. 195 lbs. Gavin Sproul won by a Bracket Cole Amlong placed first. season. On his way to claiming over Riley Bohl of Minneaplois Abilene in 2:55. In Round two Feb. 7 10-3 decision over Brock Buresh. In the 195 pound bracket, the 195 lb. title, he avenged a loss in 1:58. In the Third Place match ,Glennemeier lost by a 3:56 fall The only results received are as 285 lbs. Judson Wiltfong won Gavin Sproul won over Tyler to the third ranked wrestler in the Simmon lost to Miller Unruh by to RJ Edwards of Fredonia. In follows for the day. over Rylan Hays by a Major De- Romero of Ellsworth by Major state by a 12-2 major decision, fall in :51. Round three, Glennemeier won 106 lbs. Darius Shields won by cision of 10-0. Decision 13-5. before finishing off the tourna- 126 pound Miles Goss placed by a 3:3 fall over Carrazco Noah fall over Theo Keesee in 2:58. 126 lbs. Colby Menagh wres- In the 220 first place match, ment. With another major deci- fourth and scored three team of Ell-Saline. 113 lbs. Derian Musquiz won tled an exhibition against Alex Judson Wiltfong lost to Ross- sion in the championship match. points. In Round one, Goss won 170-182 pound Jefferson Otter by fall over Geron Ebner in 3:17. Minkler and won by a Major De- ville’s Kody Davoren by a 6-3 For his efforts, the coaching staff by fall over Alex Minkler of Phil- placed first and scored 20 team 120 lbs. Heath Simmons won cision of 15-2. decision. voted Sproul the Varsity Wrestler lipsburg in 3:4. In Round two, points. He won all three rounds, by forfeit. 143 lbs. Hailey Izzareelli com- Outstanding Wrestler of the of the week.” Goss lost by fall in :14 to Dayton all by falls. Round one was a win 126 lbs. Miles Goss lost to Ja- peted in an exhibition and lost by Week went to Gavin Sproul, 195 Junior Varsity/Girls Panther Wuthnow of Abilene. In the Third over Luke Hager of Abilene in cob Sisson. a 1:30 fall to Kalli Moore. pound Junior. Classic Results round, Goss lost another to fall in 2:28, Round two was a win over 132 lbs. Camdyn Unterseher Feb. 8 Coach’s Comments The Junior Varsity as well as 1:47 to Krew Lacock of Ross- Nick Walker of Ell-Saline in 2:43 lost by a 8-3 decision to Aaron The Panther Classic Varsity Head Bluejay Coach Bill John- the Norton Lady Wrestlers com- ville. Goss lost the Round Four and then in Round three he de- Lenker. Wrestling Tournament took place son said, “I thought we wrestled peted at the Panther Classic. match to Joel Dutton by a major feated Jack Bowers in 2:22. 138 lbs. Clayton Sumner lost on Feb. 8 with 16 teams compet- well on the day. Sure there are 113 pound Derian Musquiz decision of 15-2. 136-143 pound Hailey Izzarelli by fall to Conlee Hugunin in 1:53. ing. Norton brought home the always things we could do bet- placed third yet scored no team 132 pound Colby Menagh place was unknown. She lost both 145 lbs. Garrett Urban won by second place trophy with 17.0 ter, but overall we had some good points. In the second round he placed first and scored 24 team of her matches. In the Quarterfi- forfeit . points. wins and very few bad losses. I lost by fall to Brantley Baldwin points. Menagh won the Quarter- nal she lost to Marissa Hanrahan 152 lbs. Tyson Glennenmeier Team results are as follows: was very pleased to finish second of Great Bend in 4:1. In the third final by fall over Jacob Barry of of Great Bend by fall in 1:40. In lost by a 7-1 decision to Trey 106 pound Darius Shields took in the team standings, especially round he then lost by a :47 fall to Beloit in 2:43. Menagh then won the consolation round she lost by Grismore. first place over Kaden Spragis of since we only entered eight var- Emanuel Prieto of Great Bend. the Semifinal by fall over Triston a 12-8 decision to Teresa Garcia 160 lbs. Riley Goss lost by a Great Bend by a 6-5 decision. sity wrestlers. 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By DANA PAXTON ship Round, Sproul won by a fall [email protected] over Lance Kaser of Osborne in The Norton High School wres- :25. In the Quarterfinal Round, tling team placed second and Sproul won by a fall over Cody qualified nine athletes for State Presley of Hill City in 1:53. In at this year’s 3-2-1A Regional the Semifinal match, Sproul won Wrestling Tournament that took by a fall over Cyrus Green of place in Norton this past Friday Atwood-Rawlins County in :46. and Saturday. In the First Place match, Sproul Results lost by a 7-4 decision to Shadry- Hoxie took first place with on Blanka of St. Francis. Sproul 180.0 points, Norton got second is off to State Wrestling as well with 168.5 points, third went to with a 25-14 record. Smith Center who scored 101.0 20 pound Judson Wiltfong points, fourth went to Goodland placed second and scored 2 team with 88.0 points and Plainville points. In the Championship got 83.0 points. Round Wiltfong won by a fall 106 pound Darius Shields over Bobby Rayas of Tribune- placed second and scored 14 Greeley County in :22. In the team points. In the Quarterfinal, Quarterfinal match Wiltfong Sheilds received a bye. In the won by a fall over Jakob Sasse of Semifinals, Shields won by a 8-2 Smith Center in a time of 5:15. decision over Wyane Shepard of In the Semifinal match Wiltfong Hoxie. Then in the First Place won by a fall over Brock Buresh Match, Sheilds lost by a fall to of Phillipsburg in :27. In the DJ Knox of Goodland in 1:52. First Place match, Wiltfong lost Shields goes into the State com- by a 5-0 decision to Dillon Dunn petition with a record of 36-6. of WaKeeney-Trego Communi- 113 pound Derian Musquiz ty. Wiltfong isn’t done yet, as he ended the match with a place too is headed to the State Wres- unknown and earned the team tling Competition this coming three points. In the Champion- Norton qualified nine wrestlers to move on to the State Wrestling Competition that will be held this Friday and Saturday weekend with a 29-6 record. ship Round 1, Musquiz received in Hays. The team competed at Regionals this past weekend that was held in Norton and took second place. Teh team Coach’s Comments a bye. In the Quarterfinal, Mus- is seen here after their Regionals competition. Front row from oeft: Nick Mandl, Clayton Sumner, Camdyn Unterseher, The primary goal for us at the quiz lost by a fall to Jarrett Mad- Cole Amlong, Darius Shields, Brandon Vacura and Gavin Sproul. Back row from the left: Riley Goss, Garrett Urban, Regional Tournament each and er of Ellis in :53. In the Conso- Tyson Glennemeier, Kolten Field, Judson Wiltfong, and Derian Musquiz. – Photo by Missy Amlong every year is to qualify as many lation Round 2, Musquiz pinned wrestlers to the State Tourna- Geron Ebner of Phillipsburg for ment as possible. With that said, the win in 3:36. In the Consola- 2, Sumner lost by fall to Bly major decision. In the Consola- lin-Decatur Community. Urban in 2:05. Amlong then won the we got nine qualified for State tion Round 3, Musquiz fell to Gosch in 2:36. Sumner ends his tion Round 2, Mandl won by a is also headed to State Wrestling Semifinal Round by a 10-6 de- this coming weekend, which Dayton Bell of Hoxie in :24. season with a 5-6 record. fall over Kenneth Micek of At- with a 28-1 record. cision over Gavon Uehlin of exceeded our expectations. We Musquiz ends his season with a 132 pound Camdyn Un- wood/Rawlins County in :51. 152 pound Tyson Glennemei- Oberlin-Decatur Community. wrestled very well. I’m really 8-9 record. terseher placed third and scored In the Consolation Round 3, er’s place was unknown. In Then, in the First Place Match proud of our efforts, especially 120 pound Kolten Field 14 team points. In the Champi- Mandl won by a fall over Colby the Championship Round 1, Amlong won by a 8-3 decision on Friday by getting six wres- placed fourth and scored 10.5 onship Round, Unterseher re- Johnson of Cimarron in 3:38. In Glennemeier lost by a fall to over Tate Seabolt of Cimarron. tlers into the championship fi- team points. In the Quarterfinal ceived a bye. In the Quarterfinal the Consolation Semi, Mandle Trey Grismore of Phillipsburg. Amlong heads to the State Tour- nals. I felt we wrestled a little match, Field won by a technical match Unterseher won by a 5-1 won by a fall over Tanner Sells In the Consolation Round 1, nament with a 25-5 record. flat in the final placing rounds, fall over Broday Kaup of Good- decision over Drew Withington of WaKeeney-Trego Commu- Glennemeier lost by a 13-2 ma- 182 pound Brandon Vacura but this coming week is the most land. In the Semifinal match, of Atwood/Rawlins County. In nity in 4:13. In theThird Place jor decision to Brady Keith of placed second and scored 19 important to be on top of our Field lost to Drew Bretz by a the Semifinal round, Unterseher match, Mandl lost by a 9-3 de- Hill City. Glennemeier ends his team points. In the Champion- game. And as strange as it seems 7-4 decision. In the Consolation lost by a 5-0 decision to Derek cision to Mason Hernandez of season with a 2-18 record. ship Round, Vacura won by a to non-wrestlers, sometimes a Semi match, Field won by in- Johnson of Hoxie. In the Conso- Goodland. Mandl is off to the 160 Riley Goss also had an fall over Ashton Bearly of At- loss in Regionals can take the jury default over Markeis Spiller lation Semi match, Unterseher State Wrestling Tournament unknown place. In the Cham- wood-Rawlins County in :48. In pressure off of beating the same of Stockton. During the Third won by a fall over Kyron Koehn with a 18-9 record. pionship Round 1, Goss lost by the Quarterfinal Match, Vacura kid several times in a row. Place match, Field lost to Colton of Leoti-Witchia County in 145 pound Garrett Urban a fall to Ben Hansen of Plain- won by a 12-1 major decision Cole Amlong was voted the Shoemaker of Smith Center by a 1:49. In the Third Place match, placed second and scored 19 ville in :50. In the Consolation over Dexter Dautel of Good- NCHS Varsity Wrestler of the 6-4 decision. Field goes into the Unterseher won by a 4-2 deci- team points. In the Champion- Round 1, Goss lost by a fall to land. In the Semifinal match, week. He wrestled good all State Match with a record of 28- sion over Garin Cooper of St. ship Round, Urban won by a 6-2 Cameron Delaney of Osborne Vacura won in a sudden victory weekend, and finished with a 15. Francis. Unterseher goes into decision over Trenton Wray of in 2:38. Goss ends his season - 2 over Rylan Basart of Stock- bang in the championship finals 126 pound Clayton Sumner the State tourney with a record Plainville. In the Quarterfinal with a 5-17 record. ton SV-2 8-6. Then in the First in a much anticipated #1 vs. had an unknown place and had of 29-13. Round, Urban won by a fall over 170 Cole Amlong placed Place match, Vacura lost by a #2 match-up. I felt Cole really scored four team points. In the 138 pound Nick Mandl placed Leighton Colbun of Stockton in first and scored 24 team points. fall to Jordan Finnesy of Plain- looked good in the finals.” Championship Round, Sumner fourth and scored 17 team 3:1. In the Semifinal match, Ur- In the Championship Round ville in a time of 1:11. Vacura The State Tournament will won by fall over Gage Miller- points. In the Championship ban won by a 13-4 major deci- 1, Amlong won by a fall over also heads to State Wrestling take place this Friday and Sat- shaski of Cimarron in 1:45. In Round 1, Mandl won by a fall sion over Aidan Stephenson of Conor Dinkel of Hill City in with a 22-9 record. urday at Fort Hays State. Come the Quarterfinal match Sumner over Zechariah Hamel of Hill Oakley. In the First Place match :48. In the Quarterfinal Round, 195 pound Gavin Sproul out in your Blue and Gold and lost by a fall to Jacob Sisson in City in 5:43. In the Quarterfi- Urban lost by a 12-2 major deci- Amlong won by a fall over Ja- placed second and scored 2 show your support for our boys! 1:43. IN the Consolation Round nal round, Mandl lost by a 15-1 sion to Dawson Kempt of Ober- cob Kirchoff of Smith Center team points. In the Champion- Go Big Blue! Norton Lady Jays victorious over Ellis for Senior Night

By DANA PAXTON Jones made two more and Tayli who scored three, Avery Porter she was able to finish the play block, two steals and got two Coach’s Comments [email protected] Hartwell added one more for who scored two and Brooks or make a good pass to a cutting fouls. Hannah Bailey scored ten Head Coach Joan Bolt said, The Norton Lady Jays cel- 16 points to Ellis’s five points. who added one more winning teammate. We need to keep the points, got six rebounds, one “Norton Junior Varsity lost to ebrated Senior Night on Feb. The halftime score was 27-13 in the game 54-39. train rolling. It is good to gain steal, and two assists. Ellis 18-12. We just could not 21 when they faced off against Norton’s favor. Coach’s Comments this momentum moving into the Junior Varsity get into an offensive rhythm to- Ellis and came out victorious, The score was even in the Head Coach George Rossi sub state tournament.” The Norton Lady Jays Junior night. Two quarters go too fast. 54-39. third quarter with each team said, “We played a pretty solid Stats Varsity team took on Ellis on We had a lot of short shots that The Game scoring 12 points. Brooks and game tonight. We did a good job Tessa Hauser led her team in Feb. 20 as well but weren’t as we could have and normally put The Norton Lady Jays took Bailey led with four points in the first half stopping the El- this game with 23 points, 13 re- lucky to get a win. Only two in. We did a good job defen- the court and outscored Ellis each in this quarter followed by lis three point shooters and we bounds, one block, two steals, quarters were played. sively but Ellis knocked down 11 to nine in the first quarter Hauser and Hartwell who each attacked the rim effectively, get- three assists and three fouls. Norton scored five points and seven of eight free throws in the of play. Tessa Hauser led her added two points. The score at ting a good halftime lead. The Avery Porter scored two points Ellis scored nine. Olivia Carter last quarter to seal the deal. team by scoring nine of those 1 the end of this quarter stood at second half we got a bit tired and got one foul. Courtney hit a three pointer and Avery The last game of the season points. Addison Brooks scored 39-25 with Norton leading. and were making silly mistakes Jones scored six points, had one Porter hit two free throws. was held last night at Hill City the other two. It came down to a tough last and let them back into the game. rebound and two assists. Tayli In the final quarter of play but we didn’t have the results at Norton kept the momentum quarter with Norton scoring Our girls fought off the fatigue Hartwell scored six points, Norton was outscored again, press time so the results will be up in the second quarter of play. 15 points and Ellis scored 14. and were able to close the game had two rebounds, three steals, 7-9. Cara Cox, Libbi Puga and in next week’s paper. Hauser led once again with Hauser led her team in scoring with a win against a good Ellis two assists and got two fouls. Carter each scored two and Por- seven points followed by Han- making five points followed by team. We did a great job of get- Addison Brooks scored seven ter added one free throw. The nah Bailey scored six, Courtney Jones who scored four, Hartwell ting the ball inside to Tessa, and points, had six rebounds, one Lady Jays lost 18-12. Norton’s girls basketball team improves record with another win

By: KYLIE VOGELGESANG Hauser took the lead in this quar- Hoxie to a total of six second one steal. Courtney Jones made for the Lady Jays only being able ers. [email protected] ter scoring a total of five points half points. I’m really proud!” two of four three pointers for 50 to score five points to the Blue- The Lady Jays were able to The Norton Lady Jays took on making a three pointer and two Stats percent, and three rebounds one jays 12 in the first quarter. Lead- hold off Hoxie again in the last Hoxie and won with an ending free throws. Courtney Jones and Tayli Hartwell scored nine offense and two defense. Bailey ing for points was Avery Porter quarter only allowing them two score of 37-24 improving their Bailey each made a three pointer points holding the career high made two of three, three pointers earning a total of eight points points against their 12. Olivia record --- on Feb. 18. adding six more points to the for the team. Hartwell made one for 67 percent, four rebounds two making a two pointer and six Carter put up a total of six points The Game score. While Brooks made three of four three pointers for 25 per- offense and two defense, and one free throws. Dylan Hawks also with three, two pointers. Hawks Each team scored lowed points free throws. cent, three of four two pointers steal. Also scoring for the Lady scored four points for the team made two more two pointers in the first quarter with Norton In the last quarter, Norton was for 75 percent, four of eight over- Jays was Avery Porter, earning a with two, two pointers. adding four more points. Cox- in the lead 8-5. Tayli Hartwell able to score eight more points to all for 50 percent, two rebounds total of two points. Porter made Both teams played great de- made a two pointer earning the took the lead in this first quarter Hoxie’s four. Jones make a three one offense and one defense, and two of two free throws for 100 fense in the second quarter not last two points for the Bluejays putting up six points with three pointer. While Avery Porter six steals. Addison Brooks fol- percent and one rebound on of- allowing each team to make sin- ending the game at 40-12. two pointers. Addison Brooks and Brooks each made two free lowed Hartwell earning a total of fense. gle point. Coach Comments also added two points in the first throws adding four more points eight points. Brooks made one of As a team the Lady Jays made The Lady Jays kicked into Coach Joan Bolt said, “Jr. quarter. to the score. Hauser also made a four two points for 25 percent, six of 15 three pointers for 40 high gear in the third quarter varsity girls had a strong win The Bluejays fell behind in the free throw earning the last point six of 12 free throws for 50 per- percent, four of 16 two pointers throwing 16 more points on the against Hoxie defeating the In- second quarter only making sev- for the Bluejays ending the game cent, six rebounds two offense for 25 percent, 10 of 31 overall board against Hoxie’s five. Por- dians 40-12. Our defense was en points to Hoxie’s 13. Hartwell at 37-24. and four defense, one block, and for 32 percent, eight offensive ter again lead the team earning really strong tonight with great and Hannah Bailey each made a Coach’s Comments two steals. Tessa Hauser, Court- rebounds and 19 defensive re- six points for making three, two communication. Kudos too the three pointer. Addison Brooks Head Coach George Rossi ney Jones, and Hannah Bailey bounds, they had a total of four pointers. Cara Cox and Mck- offense also. They ran their of- made a free throw for one more said, “This was a great win for each earned a total of six points. blocks and 10 steals. enzi Hartwell each scored three fense with a lot of confidence point. the girls tonight! --- and one on Hauser made one of one three Junior Varsity points each, Cox made a three and shot well tonight. With two The Lady Jays were able to Tessa, but the other girls really pointer for 100 percent, three of The Junior Lady Jays also took pointer and Mckenzi made a two games left in the season we con- hold off Hoxie in the third quar- stepped up and we were able to four free throws for 75 percent, on Hoxie on Feb. 18 at the home pointer and free throw. Olivia tinue to see improvement. Future ter only allowing them to make keep the Hoxie guards from 10 rebounds one offense and game defeating them 40-12. Miller also added four points for looks strong.” two points to their 14. Tessa scoring easy baskets holding nine defense, three blocks, and The Hoxie girls were no match the team making two, two point- Wednesday, February 26, 2020 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Page 13 WEDNESDAY, National FFA Week FEB. 26, 2020 National FFA Week February 22-29 THE NORTON February 22-29, 2020 TELEGRAM The Norton FFA will celebrate National FFA Week February 22-29 National FFA Week embraces more than 90 years agriculture. During the week, chapters conduct a THURSDAY – Serve Cupcakes of FFA traditions while looking forward to the variety of activities to help others in their schools FRIDAY – Blue and Gold Dress Up Day organization’s future. More than 653,000 members and communities learn about FFA and agricultural Today’s FFA members are the innovators and with a passion for agriculture will participate education. Norton will celebrate National FFA Week leaders of tomorrow. Through agricultural education in activities at local, state and national levels. by participating in the following activities: and hands-on learning, they are preparing for 255 Designated a National Week in 1947, the week of SUNDAY – Paint Hay Bales unique career opportunities in the food, fiber and George Washington’s birthday, National FFA Week MONDAY – Teachers Appreciation Breakfast natural resources industries. National FFA Week is runs from Saturday to Saturday and gives FFA TUESDAY – Hickday and Hat Day sponsored by Tractor Supply Company. members an opportunity to educate the public about WEDNESDAY – No School

NORTON 2019-2020 FFA CHAPTER MEMBERS – Pictured are, from left, front row: Sydney Dodd, Lexi Kats, Sarah David, Carlie Voss, Shelby Harting, Sydney Menagh, MaKayla Alexander, Hayley Spargo, Morgan Goss, Rylan Wildeman; second row: Addison Brooks, Brandon Vacura, William Gassmann, Mason Schulze, Riley Goss, Dru Kasson, Jaelyn Rumback, Ellie Kats, Matti Barrett, Hannah Bailey, Mason Urban, Greyson Tanner, Avery Stark; third row: Miles Goss, Devin Shearer, Carson Harting, Tyson Glennemeier, Cinch Anderson, Olivia Miller, Gavin Sproul, Jonah Ruder, Colby Menagh, Garrett Urban, Collin Cox, Nolan Juenemann; back row: Jefferson Otter, Alex Olliff, Leron Atwell, Heath Simmons, Gavin Shearer, Tate Schulze, Nathan Nelson, Judson Wiltfong, Brandt Hagen, Kolton Field, Clayton Sumner, and Cooper Bailey.

2019-2020 FFA ROSTER: Avery Stark, Brandt Hagen, Clayton Sumner, Colby Menagh, Harting, Devin Shearer, Dru Kasson, Emily Bohl, Emily Miller, Gavin Sproul, Hannah Collin Brooks, Cooper Bailey, Ellie Kats, Erika Miller, Garrett Urban, Gavin Shearer, Bailey, Jonah Ruder, MaKayla Alexander, Mason Urban, Olivia Carter, Riley Goss, Sarah Gentry Sproul, Heath Simmons, Jaelyn Rumback, Jefferson Otter, Mattison Barrett, David, Sydney Menagh, Bryndon Wentz, Carlie Voss, Greyson Tanner, Judson Wiltfong, Miles Goss, Morgan Goss, Olivia Miller, Rylan Wildeman, Silas Jones, Tate Schulze, Alexa Lexi Kats, Luke Wahlmeier, Mason Schulze, Nathan Nelson, Nicholas Mandl, Shelby Long, Braden Amlong, Cinch Anderson, Collin Cox, Hayley Spargo, Kolton Field, Lane Harting, Sydney Dodd, Tyson Glennemeier, William Gassmann. Stagemeyer, Leron Atwell, Nolan Juenemann, Addison Brooks, Alexander Olliff, Carson FFA Advisor: Caroline Howsden

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Congratulations to the Norton and We are Proud of Northern Valley FFA Members for All of Your Accomplishments all the FFA Leaders and Members Saluting all of the ffa, FFA Week Feb. 22-29 leaderS and MeMberS We are proud FEBRUARY 22-29, 2020 Stitch Up Ato Storm support FFA Feed Transport NortoN CouNty Hospital Tuesday-Friday: 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 102 E. Holme, Norton, KS — 785-877-3351 Saturday: 9:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. INC. NortoN MediCal CliNiC 785-877-5959 807 N. State Street, Norton, KS — 785-877-3305 113 W. Main, Norton - 785-874-5152 1027 RD E1 – NORTON, KANSAS Page 14 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Wednesday, February 26, 2020 to their Greenhand Degree, which they will receive at our Chapter Banquet in March. Along with contests, the chapter has been busy in the community by helping with concessions at the fair and the Jake Durham wrestling tournament. It’s not all work for the chapter members, we do have some fun too. We started the year off this summer by taking an Officer Retreat trip to Denver. This retreat was for the 2019-2020 officers and full of fun Norton FFA Chapter celebrates National FFA Week and memories. They went white water rafting, shopping, and to a Colorado Rockies Baseball game. The retreat National FFA Week is only one of the many activities the Norton FFA Chapter has participated in this year. was a great way for Miss Howsden and the officers to get to know each other, along with planning out the chapter We have had students compete at contests such as; showing at the county fair this summer, land judging, dairy expectations and activities for the new year. This year we had 12 students take a trip to the National Western cattle judging, food science and dairy products, vet science, leadership school, job interview, ag sales, and ag Stock Show in Denver, CO. These 12 individuals were selected by who earned the most points, in the chapter, mechanics. Our chapter has been very successful at many of the contests we have participated in. All the new during the first semester. The point system is a representation of how active a member is. They are rewarded freshmen participated in the Greenhand Contest where they took a knowledge test and started down the road with points for the various activities they participate in. The chapter also gets together every month for our chapter meetings. Here members get together to discuss chapter events and concerns. After the official meeting, members do activities such as dodgeball, board games, or ag olympics to name a few. Chapter members sold fruit, meat, and candies this fall as a fundraiser for the chapter. This was such a success this year and we would like to thank all those who purchased from a chapter member and assisted in supporting the chapter. Also, thank you to everyone for the donations we received as well. This spring is full of more opportunities for the chapter members to be active and compete in contests. Looking ahead we have poultry judging, livestock and horse judging, agronomy and horticulture contest, and the FFA State Contest and State Convention in May. We also have many exciting activities for chapter members such as our monthly chapter meetings. At one of our chapter meetings we invite the Junior High to come join us and get a first look at what FFA is and all the fun we have. Also, officer interviews for next year's officers, the chapter banquet, our chapter lock-in, and Drive a Tractor to School Day. Drive a Tractor to School Day will be in honor and remembrance of Thunder Linner and takes place on the anniversary of his passing. Our Chapter lock-in will take place in April. Students will spend the night at the school playing games, learning how to country swing dance, watching movies, and lots more. This night is our last hoorah before the year is over and a great way for chapter members to bond and hang out. We would like to thank everyone for their support and help this year. The chapter is very grateful for the time, money, and support the community gives to us every year. If you would like to keep up on the Norton FFA’s activities, check out our Facebook Page “Norton FFA Chapter”. FFA Officers are from left, Nathan Nelson, Sarah David, Lexi Kats, Sydney Menagh, 2019-2020 NORTON FFA OFFICERS: President: Lexi Kats; Addison Brooks, and Mason Schulze. Vice President: Sarah David; Treasurer: Mason Schulze; Secretary: Nathan Nelson; Reporter: Sydney Menagh; Sentinel: Addison Brooks.

Students at Area Land Judging in Colby are from left, Silas Jones, Brandt Hagen, Tate Schulze, Ellie Kats, Jaelyn Rumback, Sarah David, Carson Harting and Mason Schulze.

Sydney Menagh is shown sawing wood at the Ag Olympics.

Members competing at Dairy Cattle Judging are from left, Olivia Miller, Gentry Sproul, Mason Schulze, Jonah Ruder, Carson Harting, Colby Menagh, MaKayla Alexander, and Hannah Bailey.

Norton FFA Members attended the Peterson Farm Brothers at the Oberlin Beef Expo. Pictured are, from left, front row: Avery Stark, Miles Goss, Heath Simmons, Dru Kasson, Students at Red Rock Amphitheatre in Denver, Co. are pictured from left front row: Colby Alex Long; second row: Morgan Goss, Devin Shearer, Hailey Izzarelli, MaKayla Alexander, Menagh, Gentry Sproul, Dru Kasson, Sydney Menagh, Olivia Miller, MaKayla Alexander; Olivia Miller, Lexi Kats, Ellie Kats, Sydney Menagh, Hayley Spargo, Tyson Glennemier; back row: Bryndon Wentz, Nathan Nelson, William Gassmann, Mason Schulze, Greyson back row: Cinch Anderson, Luke Wahlmeier, Riley Goss, Hannah Bailey, Mason Urban, Tanner, Mason Urban, and Miss Howsden. Colby Menagh, and Sydney Dodd.

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February 22 through 29, 2020 FEBRUARY 22 THROUGH FEBRUARY 29, 2020 Norton City SALUTING OUR LOCAL FFA AND WISHING NORTON Police Department THEM THE BEST FOR THEIR FUTURE! SPORTS CENTER Chief of Police Gerry Cullumber ENGEL’S Curtis and Craig Eveleigh 301 E. Washington, Norton, Kansas SALES AND SERVICE 15010 W. US Highway 36, Norton, KS | 785-877-5452 PHONE: 785-877-5010 209 West Lincoln, Norton, KS • 785-877-3391

USD 211 Proudly Continues CELEBRATING AND 22-29 its Support of the Norton FFA SUPPORTING OUR 2020 NEXT GENERATION Proud Supporter of all OF LEADERS. the Area FFA Chapter USD 211 HAPPY FFA WEEK! Members and Sponsors Norton Community Craig L. Krizek DDS MAGD Schools www.snbks.com Master of the Academy 105 E. Waverly, Norton of General Dentistry Phone 785-877-3386 109 N. Norton, Norton, KS • 785-877-2801 We are proud to support FFA Wednesday, February 26, 2020 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Page 15 Northern Valley Future Farmers of America

NORTHERN VALLEY 2019-2020 FFA CHAPTER MEMBERS: Pictured are, from left, front row: Isabelle Schemper, Aurora Haussermann, Andromeda Haussermann, Jasmine Covington, Savannah Rose, Jayden Speer; second row: Kai Cox, Seth Henrickson, Tanea Speer, Shaylee Vsetecka, Aaron Estes-Henrickson, Serenity Van Patten, Stephanie Whitney; third row: Bailey Sides, Stuart Rose, Brendon Sammons, Gunner Yocum, Reese Blecha, Elle Tharman, Aidan Hammond; back row: Austin Manning, Colton Bailey, Alex Proud to support the Van Patten, Foster Brands, Brian Bencomo, Tharen Cox, Deacon Schemper. Not pictured: Raelea Blecha. Norton and Northern Valley FFA Members The last week of February is National FFA Week. This year our chapter’s plans include the following: •Faculty and Staff Appreciation Cookie Plates The chapter’s future goals are to increase chapter •Drive Your Ag Equipment to School Day. (We also and community involvement and promote the Miller Farms will be inviting the elementary students to come look agriculture industry in a positive light. Our chapter at and learn basic equipment safety that day) would like to thank everyone in the community and •Hat Day (Proceeds will be donated to a charity) school for their continued support of our program. and Feedlot •Eighth Grade FFA Recruitment and Farm Safety Phone 785-475-8422 - Norcatur, Kansas Presentations

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NATIONAL CONVENTION – Indianapolis Motor Speedway Tour (Kiss the Bricks). Pictured from left are, Deacon Schemper, Alissa Krafft, Jayden Speer, Isabelle Schemper, Raelea Blecha, Jasmine Covington, Savannah Rose, and Stephanie Whitney. Northern Valley FFA members having a busy/fun year The 2019-2020 school year has been a busy and fun experience for the Northern Valley FFA Chapter. Members of the chapter have planned and participated in several activities this year so far. Some of the district level activities have been Dairy Cattle Judging, Food Science and Technology, Vet Science, Leadership School, Greenhand Conference, and Job Interview Contest. The goal of our chapter through these types of activities is to learn real-life skills that will benefit the students in their futures. The chapter took seven members to the National FFA Convention and Expo held in Indianapolis, Indiana in October. In addition to attending the convention, the students also were able to tour several agriculture and landmark attractions. These included; Grandma Horner’s factory, The Gateway Arch and Museum, and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Our group also was part of a National Day of Service and volunteered to assist with sorting and packing food at Gleaner’s Food Bank. Most recently, the chapter volunteered at the Kansas Day Celebration in Logan. The officer team prepared information to present to the guests at the event and they all successfully delivered their presentations to around 375 elementary students who attended. Some topics discussed were wind energy usage in the OFFICERS – 2019-2020 Northern Valley Officer Team – Pictured from left are, Jayden Speer past, present, and future, weighing items on an old fashioned bar scale, and antique horse equipment. The (Sentinel), Aurora Haussermann (Reporter), Andromeda Haussermann (Treasurer), Savannah Rose members all enjoyed getting to share agricultural based information with the visiting elementary school (Secretary), Isabelle Schemper (Vice-President), Jasmine Covington (President). students.

PANCAKES WITH SANTA – (Almena Pride Event): Craft Project CAREER DEVELOPMENT EVENTS – Food Science and OFFICER’S RETREAT – Tour of Sunflower Shrimp Company. Assistants and Volunteers. Pictured are, from left: Tanea Speer, Technology. From left, Foster Brands and Kai Cox are shown From left are, Bob Daniels (owner), Jayden Speer, Isabelle Stephanie Whitney, Brian Bencomo, Shaylee Vsetecka, Jayden competing in the aroma identification portion of the contest. Schemper, Jasmine Covington, Andromeda Haussermann, Aurora Speer, Isabelle Schemper. Haussermann, and Svannah Rose.

And on the 8th day, God looked down on his Congratulations to the planned paradise and said, “I need a caretaker!” Proudly supporting So, God made a farmer! the Norton FFA Members for Somebody who’d bale a family together with the soft strong bonds of sharing, who’d laugh and then FFA members Your Accomplishments sigh . . . and then respond with smiling eyes, when his son says he wants to spend We are proud and their leaders to support FFA his life “doing what dad does”. So, God made a farmer! NORTON The Residents and Staff at Whispering Pines salute the local FFA chapters. Our feb. Station - 877-5188 residents have been through the good and bad and we know the FFA is the future. g 22-29 Blend Plant - 877-5900 Retirement and Assisted A Elevator - 877-5131 Living Facility alley EDISON 1001 West Highway 36, Norton, Kansas Moffet Drug CO-OP 800-228-1352 PHONE: 785-874-5500 102 S. State, Norton, KS • Phone 785-877-2721 V “Providing the Highest Quality of Life for Aging Adults” TOLL FREE 800-810-2721

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