Clark County Gazette

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Turn your clock back
1 hour Saturday night
Gazette
Clark County
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
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County Gazette are Noon on
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Contact Us
Need to contact the Clark County Gazette?? You can call or text
us at 620-338-7412, e-mail us
at gazette@clarkcountygazette.
com, or mail us at PO Box 463,
Minneola, KS 67865. Our office
is located at 318 4th Street (Hwy
160) in Ashland. Office hours
in Ashland are Mondays from
9 am to Noon and by appointment.
Helping Our Teens
Communities in Schools – MidAmerica at Southwest Kansas
and Ashland High School are
Sponsoring a free enrichment
program for parents to help our
teens. The meetings will be held
on November 25th from 6 to 8:30
pm at AHS. A light meal will be
provided and gifts will be given
to participants. This skills-based
program is fun, informative, and
teaches practical and effective
ways to increase children’s positive behavior, decrease negative
behavior and teaches appropriate alternative behaviors. To
register, please contact Haley
Walker:
haley.walker@swks.
cismidamerica.org, hwalker@
usd220.net or all the high school
at 635-2814.
Covering Minneola, Englewood & Ashland
Michael Myatt seeking
re-election to County
Commissioner
By Tom Kuhns
Michael Myatt is running
for the position of Clark
County
Commissioner
– District 1. He is the
incumbent running on the
Democrat ticket.
Myatt has been in his
current office since he was
first elected in 1986.
He has owned and
operated Myatt Funeral
Home in Ashland since 1974
with locations in Buffalo
and Laverne, Oklahoma as
well. Myatt retired and sold
his business recently.
Along with his service
on the Board of County
Commissioners,
Myatt
has been affiliated with
the Ashland Chamber of
Commerce and the Ashland Pride
Committee, as well as other civic
organizations.
Why are you seeking this position?
“I’ve
served
as
County
Commissioner because I wanted
to give something back to the
community,” Myatt stated. “I’ve been
here 40 years and this community has
been very, very good to me. I just
felt like I needed to give something
back.”
“I feel like I’ve done a good job,
and am doing a good job,” he added.
75¢
Issue No. 44
Jim Daily challenging to
become County
Commissioner
By Tom Kuhns
“I’m always open to new things. If
we don’t expand things and look at
things outside of the box we’re in
trouble.”
“The counties and the cities, they’ve
always been separate entities, but
we’re going to have to combine those
efforts. I’m not for consolidation,
but we need to work together in areas
that we can.”
What are your qualifications for this
position?
See Myatt on
Page 7
Jim Daily is running
for the position of Clark
County Commissioner. He’s
running on the Republican
ticket.
Daily, a lifetime resident
of Ashland, is a farmer,
rancher, and crop adjuster
for RCIS
As a veteran of the United
States Air Force, Jim served
15 months in southeast
Asia. Currently he is the
Commander of the Ashland
Post of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
Has
no
previous
experience
in
local
government, but did run for
County Commissioner in
2010.
Why are you seeking this position?
I have some concerns for Clark
County,” Daily said. “I think some
money has been misspent. I think
instead of moving forward, we’ve
been going backwards. If we don’t
progress a little bit, if we don’t go
forward, we’re going to lose our
schools and some other things around
here.”
“I think we need to take a positive
step and get some businesses in
town.”
What are your qualifications?
“With my experience of being a
crop adjuster I communicate with
commissioners throughout all of
southwest Kansas on a weekly or
monthly basis,” Daily noted. “Most
of them are farmers and ranchers
also.”
“Where I know what’s going on
in other communities, it will help
Ashland, it will help Clark County,”
he added.
Why should people vote for you?
See Daily on
Page 7
Clark County athletes to compete in State Cross Country
Learn and Play
The Minneola Learn & Play
Group will continue to meet
until mid-Nov. and then we will
have a break through the months
of Dec. and Jan. This exciting
program is offered to parents
and their children ages 0-5, at
no cost. Our meeting will be on
November 12th from 9:15 until 10:30 at the Minneola United Methodist Church. These
groups are made possible by the
Building Blocks Early Childhood Grant awarded by the
Kansas Children’s Cabinet and
Trust Fund to The Russell Child
Development Center, Garden
City. If you have any questions
please call Sherri McKissick at
885-4217.
Storytime
The Minneola City Library offers the Story Time program on
Wednesdays at 2 p.m. Children
will listen to stories, sing songs,
See Calendar on
Page 6
--Clay Kuhns, CCG
Word of
God
And we know that all
things work together
for good to those who
love God, to those who
are the called
according to His
purpose.
--Romans 8:28
Jayda Minor
By Denice Kuhns
Minneola High School is sending two runners
to 1A State Cross Country on Saturday, November
1st. State will be held at the Wamego Country
Club with the 1A girls race beginning at 12:30 pm.
At 1A Regional in Meade Jayda Minor finished
General election is next Tuesday,
By Tom Kuhns
The 2014 General Election will be held next
Tuesday, November 4. Polling places in Clark
--Clay Kuhns, CCG
Hannah Wilczek
the race in 17:54.84 for a second place finish, less
than 11 seconds behind first. Hannah Wilczek
took 11th place with a time of 20:09.28 to also
qualify for state. Brooklyn Hahn came in 24th
(24:53.14) and Francis Diebert was close behind
in 25th (24:43.51).
Good luck to Jayda and Hannah this Friday at
State in Wamego.
--Clay Kuhns, CCG
Quanah Gardiner
Quanah Gardiner had a good year running Cross
Country with Meade High School. Ashland does not
have a Cross Country team so Meade was gracious to
again COOP with Ashland. Quanah enjoyed running
his second year under the capable coaching of Meade
Head Coach Glenn McFall. Quanah has enjoyed of
the friendships made the past two years with his Meade
Ashland to choose Commissioner team-mates. Of course Quanah enjoys the opportunity
to run & compete in Purple!
County will be at the Ashland City Library and
Quanah competed in six races with the Buffaloes.
the Civic Connection in Minneola. Polls will be
See Election on
Page 7
See State on
Page 2
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Ashland
Bluejays
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1182 CR Y • 635-2156
Ashland
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Inn
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Daily - Weekly - Monthly
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620-885-4885
FREE Online Banking & Bill Pay
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622 Main • Ashland, KS
620-635-4032
MEMBER FDIC
Don Spotts
Lumber Co.
916 Main Street
620-635-2613
Ashland
CMS Electric
Cooperative
Inc
873-2184
800-794-2353
Meade
This Friday
Week’s
Menu No School
Chad Rudzik, LUTCF
Tracy Rollins, Agent
Monday
State
Friday
Continued from
Front Page
Lunch
Monday
No School
Quanah medaled in all six races
posting personal bests over the
same courses he ran last year
in five of the meets. Quanah
finished 6th in the competitive
High Plains League meet, which
earned him “All League” honors
for the second consecutive year.
On October 25, 2014 Quanah
competed
individually
for
Ashland High School at the
1A Regional Cross Country
Championship held in Meade.
Quanah recorded a personal best
time (by 23 seconds) for the 3.1
mile distance at Meade, which
is one of the toughest courses he
has run on. Quanah Gardiner
finished 3rd in this race where
the top 10 finishers advance
to the 1A State Cross Country
Championships to be held
at Wamego, KS on Saturday
November 1, 2014. This race
will include the top 10 individual
finishers plus the top three teams
from all four of the Regional
Championship races. Typically,
the race features over 100 of the
very best High School runners in
Kansas. Quanah will be running
at the Wamego Country Club
with race time set for 11 am.
Wednesday
Thursday
Cereal and Yogurt
Cereal and Yogurt Cereal and Yogurt
or
or
Cereal and Yogurt
or
Breakfast Muffin
or
Breakfast Sandwich Sweet Roll
Milk
Milk
Biscuits and Gravy
Milk
Juice
Juice
Milk
Juice
Fruit
Fruit
Juice
Fruit
Syrup
Fruit
Syrup
Breakfast
119 W. 8th Ave - Ashland
620-635-4343
Tuesday
Tuesday
Chicken Wrap
Hamburger Mac/
Lettuce/Tomato
Cheese
Spanish Rice
Green Beans
Sweet
Glazed Rosey Applesauce
Carrots
Milk
Tropical Fruit
Salsa
Milk
Wednesday
Pig n Blanket
Baked Fries
Broccoli/Cheese
Fruit
Ketchup/Mustard
Milk
Thursday
Hamburger on Bun
Lettuce/Tomato
Cheese/Onion
Potato Wedge
Baked Beans
Mixed Fruit
Ketchup/Mustard/
Mayo
Milk
--Tom Kuhns, CCG
Brooke
Isenbart
--Denice Kuhns,
CCG
Reece
Kay
Englewood Branch
3 Mulberry St • Englewood
620-539-2005
Mishler’s
Service Center
--Denice Kuhns, CCG
Kole Konrade
118 E 8th Avenue
620-635-2529
Ashland
Cellular Phones &
Wireless Internet
Village Square Mall or
1107 McArtor Rd • Dodge
--Denice Kuhns, CCG
Landon Borgelt
www.unitedwireless.com
Bear
Creek
Bed &
Breakfast
714 Chestnut • 635-2091
Ashland
Howell
Insurance
Opal Culbertson, Agent
713 Main • 635-2297
Ashland
Bison Merc
704 Main • 635-4063
Ashland
Osborn
Disposal
530 11th Ave
Ashland, KS
620-635-4331
--Denice Kuhns, CCG
Time Out
Quikee
Car Wash
709 Oak St • Ashland • 635-2241
516 4th Ave • 635-2938
Ashland
Pike
Insurance
Jenny Clevenger, Agent
800-366-0782
127 S Main • Minneola
Allison D. Kuhns | Clay A. Kuhns
Gerald Woolwine - Of Counsel
114 W. 8th Ave • Ashland • 620-635-2131
Clark
County
Gazette
[email protected]
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Bluejays
Ashland
Hairizons
Ashland wins 66-64
shootout over
Fairfield
Insurance Agency
The Ashland High School football team won their final
scheduled home game of the 2014 season last Friday in a 66-64
contest with Fairfield.
The Blue Jays took an early 22-16 lead in the first quarter
and expanded that margin to 40-16 by the half. The Falcons
mounted a comeback in the third period but the ‘Jays held a
66-52 going into the final period.
In the fourth quarter, Fairfield added 12 more unanswered
points but couldn’t overcome Ashland’s lead.
The Blue Jays rushed for 290 yards against the Falcons and
passed for 246 more for 536 yards of total offense.
Kole Konrade led the potent Blue Jay ground attack with 236
yards on 20 carries that netted 4 touchdowns. Elliot White
added another rushing touchdown. He gained 36 yards on 11
carries. Corey McCann gained 18 yards on 6 carries.
McCann was 8 for 18 in passing for 246 yards and 4
touchdowns. Reece Kay was Ashland’s lead receiver with 99
yards on 3 catches for 2 touchdowns. Kole Konrade pulled
down 4 receptions for 82 yards and a touchdown. Caleb Walker
also scored a receiving touchdown with a single 65-yard catch.
Tayton Cunningham led in tackles with 10 solos and 8
assists. Corey McCann had 8 solos and 5 assists. Others in
double-digit tackle stats were: Jordan Vierling had 6 solos and
8 assists, Josh Berryman with 5 solos and 8 assists, and Kyle
Hampton with 5 solos and 5 assists.
Other tackle stats were: Luis Ornelas, 1 solo and 2 assists;
Caleb Walker, 4 assists; Hunter Cook, 1 solo; Kole Konrade, 5
solos and 2 assists; Elliot White, 5 assists; Landon Borgelt, 1
assist; Cooper Johnson, 1 solo and 6 assists.
The win over Fairfield placed Ashland’s season record at 3-5.
They stand at an even 2-2 in district – which currently puts
them in third place. District leaders Minneola and Stafford
are both sitting at 4-0 and will play each other this week to
determine district champions and district runners-up.
(On October 11, Ashland lost a close 40-38 game to Stafford.)
The Blue Jays will wrap up their regular season this week
when they are scheduled to travel to Cunningham. The
Wildcats are winless this year. Last week they forfeited their
game with Minneola. An Ashland win over Cunningham will
keep the Blue Jays just out of post-season play with a third
place finish in district.
202 W. 8th Ave
Ashland, KS
620-635-2662
[email protected]
Venture
Foods
--Denice Kuhns, CCG
Kyle Hampton & Kole Konrade
113 Main St • 885-4221
Minneola, KS
Member FDIC
Myatt-Ashland
Funeral Home
420 Main St.
Ashland, KS
620-635-2511
Red Hills Motel
& RV Park
400 4th Ave
635-2239
Ashland
Shaw
Feedyard Inc
2428 CR 15
620-635-2670
I am exploring the idea of offering flag football to the 1st and
nd
2 graders in the form of 4 practices this fall. They would be
November the 6th after school starting at 4:30 and then the 8th
starting at 10:00 am. The next week would be the 13th at 4:30
and the 15th at 10:00 am.
I need to know how many are interested and want to play. This will only be offered if we have enough interest to be able
to play games. I will be teaching them about the sport of football, about
teamwork, and having some fun while doing that. They should
not need any equipment to participate.
Please contact me at 785-656-2314 or get with me when you
see me in town. Thanks, Coach Fox
www.shawfeedyardinc.com
Ashland
--Denice Kuhns, CCG
Sloan Kay
BouzidenWalker Farms
School District
continues to secure
grants
[email protected]
620-338-7412
Clint Kuhns
kuhns-construction.com
620-339-9217
422 3rd Ave
Ashland
635-2309
Haviland • Wilmore • Ashland
Protection • Sitka • Coldwater
--Denice Kuhns, CCG
Andrea
Ornelas
Debbie Isenbart, PharmD
719 Main St • Ashland
620-622-4619
Tamarack
Outfitters
We’re behind
you Bluejays!!
Larry Konrade & Galen Krier
Shattuck
Law Office
Sarah Bootes-Shattuck
Attorney at Law
717 Main • 635-2331
Ashland
D&B
Pharmacy
620-635-2322
803 Main St
620-635-2315
Ashland, KS
www.centerabank.com
Possible Fall Flag Football for
First and Second Grade
Clark
County
Gazette
707 Main St
620-635-4004
Ashland, KS
Snell-Nelson
By Tom Kuhns
Recently, Ashland Elementary School Principal Jason
Endicott received a $22,000 grant from the Doyle Foundation
in order to help construct new playground equipment in the
playground north of Ashland Elementary School. USD 220
wants to thank the Doyle Foundation for their gift to the
students and community of USD 220.
USD 220 has acquired over $90,000 in new grants since July
of 2014 in order to help students in the community. USD 220
is currently in their second year of their “staff grant writing
campaign”, and the district is seeing great success in student
programs and learning projects all over the district. These
include student learning programs, counseling programs,
reading curricula, afterschool family programing, playground
equipment, and others.
Last year, the district had a goal of acquiring $100,000 in
new grants and donations. This goal was surpassed last school
year since USD 220 gained over $200,000 worth of grants and
gifts by June of 2014. This year, with over $90,000 in new monies already
accomplished, the district is in fine shape to beat last year’s
record of new grants and gifts to the district. USD 220 wishes
to thank the staff and community who are making these extra
programs and projects a reality for the students at USD 220
Ashland.
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Fowler
800-993-1113
Red Hills
Kountry
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510 Fourth Ave
620-635-2474
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112 W 8th Ave
Ashland, KS
620-635-2299
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Minneola
Wildcats
High Plains
Land & Title
Mitch Little
Abstracts
Title Insurance
1-800-279-6811
--Denice Kuhns, CCG
Cody Berger
Minneola wins in
Fowler State forfeit, plays for
District
Bank
Championship
646-5253
Fowler, KS
Thursday
Covering Meade, Clark, Ford & Gray County
Member
FDIC
By Tom Kuhns
FREE Online Banking & Bill Pay
www.stockgrowersbank.com
622 Main • Ashland, KS
620-635-4032
MEMBER FDIC
Minneola Long
Term Care Unit
207 S Chestnut
Minneola, KS
620-885-4238
“We treat you like family”
minneolahealthcare.com
CMS Electric
Cooperative
Inc
873-2184
800-794-2353
Meade
Kernell Body
Shop
646-5463
Main Street
Fowler, KS
Cellular Phones &
Wireless Internet
Village Square Mall or
1107 McArtor Rd • Dodge
www.unitedwireless.com
Minneola
District Hospital
212 S Main
Minneola, KS
620-885-4264
“Caring today for a healthier tomorrow”
minneolahealthcare.com
Pike
Insurance
Jenny Clevenger, Agent
800-366-0782
201 S Main • Minneola
Bison Merc
704 Main • 635-4063
Ashland
WOOLWINE
KUHNS
LLC
Allison D. Kuhns
Clay A. Kuhns
Gerald Woolwine Of Counsel
114 W. 8th Ave
Ashland
620-635-2131
The Minneola High School football team
racked up their 7th win of the season last week
when scheduled opponents, the Cunningham
Wildcats, forfeited the game.
The win guaranteed Minneola a postseason berth.
The Minneola Wildcats now stand with a
7-1 overall record and a perfect 4-0 district
mark. This Thursday they’ll travel to Stafford
to play for the District Championship.
Stafford, who sports a perfect 8-0 season
mark, also has a 4-0 record in 8-Man Division
II District 5.
In light of their records both teams will
be matched up well for this week’s game
– although Minneola seems to have a slight advantage in the
statistics.
During their 8 games this year, the Trojans have averaged 362
yards of total offense per game and have won by an average score
of 49-20.
During their first 7 games (not including the forfeiture by
Cunningham) the Wildcats have averaged 402 yards of total
offense per game and have won by and average score of 53-19.
Should Minneola come away with a win against Stafford, the
Wildcats will be District Champions and will host the first-round
playoff game on next Tuesday, November 4. Satanta is a likely
opponent.
A Minneola loss would place the Wildcats as district runnersup and have them on the road next Tuesday in the opening round
of play-off action. Most likely, that game would be at Ingalls.
A Tuesday win would put the Wildcats back into action the
following Friday, opponent and location to be determined.
Good Luck at State Cross Country
Jayda and Hannah!
Good Luck Wildcats!
B.E.S.T. Taco Supper
held at Minneola
The B.E.S.T. Taco Supper held on Friday, October 17 earned
a profit of $860 that will be returned to K-8 classrooms to help
teachers purchase supplies for furthering students’ education. Special thanks to those who attended the taco supper and the
following businesses and individuals:
MEAT DONATED BY:
Clark County Feed Yard, Marty & Jennifer Denison, Cargill,
Fowler Feeders, Hometown Market. and Nicholson Ventures
FOOD ITEMS DONATED BY:
Amber Adams, Ruth Bartlett, Julie Bennett, Liz Beard, Jan
Daniels, Dona Esplund, Beth Hornback, Jerri Leis, Linda
Meneley, Tonia Pfaff, Danna Pogue, Jenna Rouse and Sadie
Wideman
HELPERS:
Ruth Bartlett, Liz Beard, Julie Bennett, Jane Diaz, Angie
Dreiling, Sarah Falk, Mindy Hornback, Linda & Marvin Jensen,
Don Johnson, Serena Jones, Jerri Leis, Lindsay Martin, Kelene
McCollum, Linda Meneley, Danna Pogue, Tami Rehmer, Nancy
Renner, Michelle Stevens, Andrea & Joe Vinton, and Barb Wilson
Junior High concludes
season at League
The Junior High Volleyball Tournament Team played their
best game of the season during the SPIAA League Tournament
held in Minneola on October 20. Although they ended up with
a loss, they competed fiercely against the Spearville Lancers.
Minneola lost the first set, 25-14, won the second set 26-24, and
lost a grueling third set, 29-27. Coach Lang commented, “I was
so proud of these young ladies. They moved their feet, competed
as a team, and didn’t quit. They have made huge strides since the
start of our season in August.”
Serving stats are: Elizabeth Selbe, 100%, serving 12/12; Jaden
Pfaff, 100%, serving 11/11; Gracie Lang, 92%, serving 11/12;
Elva Deibert, 90%, serving 9/10; Kaitlyn Hornback, 83%, serving
6/7; and Hallie Esplund, 83%, serving 10/12.
Tournament team members included: 8th graders, Kaitlyn
Hornback and Megan Jensen; 7th graders, Elva Deibert, Hallie
Esplund, Gracie Lang, Jaden Pfaff, Elizabeth Selbe, Brenna
Strecker, and Jacey Wideman; and 6th grader, Megan Schneweis.
709 Oak St • Ashland • 635-2241
--Clay Kuhns, CCG
Brooklyn Hahn and Francis Diebert
Clark County
Gazette
Quilt of Valor
Presentation
Thursday, November 11th
Noon
Civic Connection
Minneola, KS
The public is invited to
attend this special
presentation
Publisher: Denice Kuhns
Editor: Tom Kuhns
Ad Representative:
Denice Kuhns
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Clark County
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website:
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Inn
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620-885-4885
Snell-Nelson
Insurance Agency
--Courtesy Photo
Health Fair workers at registration table.
202 W. 8th Ave
Ashland, KS
620-635-2662
[email protected]
Minneola
Pharmacy
Jan Granados, PharmD
131 S Main • 885-4544
Minneola
--Courtesy Photo
Dave Strecker, EMT, showing children
how to take blood pressure
www.centerabank.com
113 Main St • 885-4221
Minneola, KS
Member FDIC
Minnis
Mortuary
123 S. Main
620-885-4227
Ted & Karen Minnis
Minneola
Minneola
Coop
--Courtesy Photo
Mammo/DEXA bus on site for services at
health fair
Laurie Minor at WEPAC table
Home Town
Market
--Courtesy Photo
Registration of participants for health fair
CONSTRUCTION
RAMIREZ
Spray Foam Insulation
Rob
Ramirez
620-474-0044
Ashland
135 S Main
885-4326
Minneola
Clint Kuhns
Support the
Wildcats!!
kuhns-construction.com
620-339-9217
Howell
Insurance
Flu Shots Available Starting
October 1st at the Clark
County Health Department
Flu & Pneumonia shots are covered
by Medicare
Please have your Medicare Card with
you
For those without Medicare:
$30 Flu Shot
$80 Pneumonia Shot
Corner
Store
205 Front St.
Minneola, KS
620-885-4340
--Courtesy Photo
SFI
Elevator • 620-885-4235
Service Station
620-885-4361
Minneola, KS
Opal Culbertson, Agent
713 Main • 635-2297
Ashland
Chad Rudzik, LUTCF
Tracy Rollins, Agent
119 W. 8th Ave - Ashland
620-635-4343
C.S. Slaton
& Company
112 W 8th Ave
Ashland, KS
620-635-2299
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Community News
Obituaries
Joe W.
Hunter
Ashland,
K a n s a s
native, Joe
W. Hunter,
passed away
October 7, 2014 in Green
Valley, Arizona at the age
of 91. Born and raised in
Ashland, he is the son of
James Thurman (JT) and
Matilda Hunter and fought
as a Marine in the Pacific
during World War II. He had
a long career in the building
industry starting with Teller
Construction Company in
Portland, OR, later running
a branch office for Teller in
Idaho Falls, Idaho. Hunter
then founded his own
firm,
Hunter-Saucerman
Construction
Company,
which was involved in
commercial
construction
projects in all the western
states. He served as President
of the Idaho Chapter of
the
Associated
General
Contractors
of
America
(1963 – 64) and for seven
years served as a national
AGC director.
For ten
years, Hunter was a director
in the Idaho Association
of Commerce & Industry.
Hunter was President of
the Idaho Falls Chamber of
Commerce (1971-72) and was
awarded project “First Place”
by the Idaho Bicentennial
Commission for planning,
financing and constructing the
Science Center in Idaho Falls
which became an extension of
the University of Idaho and
other Idaho colleges. After
selling his interest in HunterSaucerman, he moved to
Boise, Idaho partnering with
Rachel Gilbert in Gilbert and
Associates Realty.
Always
active in Republican Party
politics, Hunter served the
1974 Senator James McClure
campaign
as
Finance
Chairman for seven Eastern
Idaho counties and was Idaho
Republican Party Finance
Chairman in 1986. He came
out of retirement in 1995
when appointed by Governor
Phil Batt as Director of the
Building Division for the
Idaho Department of Labor
and Industrial Services and
later Administrator of the
Division of Building Safety.
Joe Hunter was a firstgeneration American patriot
who joined the U.S. Marine
Corps in the month following
Pearl Harbor and, for the
next 36 months, was engaged
in Guadalcanal, Tarawa,
Bougainville
and
other
battles. He was a business and
civic leader in Idaho whose
compassion, integrity and
work ethic were well-known.
He is survived by his four
children from a 31-year
marriage to Mildred (Degnan)
Hunter, also an Ashland, KS
native. Their offspring are:
Peggy (Hunter) Heinrich –
San Jose, CA; Michael Hunter
– Dallas, TX; Susan (Hunter)
Bender – Las Cruces, NM;
and Patrick Hunter – Fort
Mill, SC; six grandchildren
and four great grandchildren.
Calendar
learn rhymes, and make
crafts. The program is open
to children 2.5 years to preschool age. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to stay
for the fun. If you have questions, please call Kim at the
library at 885-4749.
Senior Exercises
Senior Exercises (ages 55 and
over) will be held at 8:30 am
on Tuesday and Thursday
Senior Exercise
Jim Daily
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His cremains will be interred
in the Ashland cemetery.
Lela (Halderman)
Tyson
Lela (Halderman) Tyson,
beloved teacher, wife, mother,
grandmother
and
greatgrandmother went to be
with her Savior on Thursday,
October 16, 2014, at the
Minneola Long Term Care
Unit in Minneola, KS.
Lela Irene Halderman
was born on October 9,
1923, to Charles and Sylvia
Halderman of rural Sedan.
Charles and Sylvia passed
away in November, 1932. Lela
made her home with Uncle
George and Aunt Hazel Davis
in Sedan. Later, she moved
to the home of her brother
Marvin and wife Margaret
Halderman. In 1933, Lela
was asked to live with J.E.
and Frances Caraway, next
door neighbors of Marvin
Halderman and was adopted
by the Caraway’s in 1935.
Lela
attended
Sedan
Schools, graduating in 1942.
She graduated From Emporia
State in 1946, earning a B.S.
Degree in Music. From 1946
to 1948, Lela taught vocal
music in Dodge City Jr. High
School. On April 11, 1948,
she was married to Robert L.
Tyson of Doge City. Lela was
employed by the Haysville
School System in 1966 to
teach
kindergarten
and
later, first grade. She retired
from teaching in 1989, after
teaching 25 years.
Lela is survived by a
daughter,
Julie
Ryherd
and husband, Rev. Clifford
(Kip), of Minneola, and
a son Jed Tyson and wife,
Sharon, of Wichita. Three
grandchildren: Amy (Ryherd)
Nightengale and husband,
Randy , of Whitefish, MT,
Jerrod Ryherd, and wife,
Missi, from Olathe, KS and
Jeremy Ryherd from Derby,
KS; five great-grandchildren,
Dylan, Elijah and Ella
Nightengale of Whitefish,
MT and Cole and Brooks
Ryherd from Olathe, KS.
Lela was preceded in death
by her husband, Robert Tyson
on May 4 1984, her parents
and 6 brothers, Marvin,
Floyd, Wilbur, Ivan Gilbert
and Orman Halderman.
Graveside services were
held at 11:00 a.m., Monday,
October 20, 2014 at the
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each week at the Minneola
Civic Connection. A VCR
exercise tape is used with exercises mostly done sitting in
a chair and gives you a full
body workout. No stiffness
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Everyone is invited and encouraged to attend a senior
exercise group in Ashland.
The sessions will be on Mondays and Thursdays at the
Ashland Senior Center beginning at 6 pm and will feature
chair exercises. There is no
charge to participate.
Activities at Civic
Connection
Everyone is invited to stick
around after lunch every
Tuesday for card day. They
play as many different kinds
of games as they can muster
up.
Minneola
Church of Christ
James Bennett, Minister
Bible Class – 9:30 am
Morning Worship –
10:30 am
Evening Service follows the
Morning Service
Bible Study (Wed) – 6:30 pm
Community Church
Shawn Leach, Pastor
Sunday School – 9:45 am
Morning Worship –
10:45 am
Evening Worship – 6 pm
Prayer Meeting (Wed) –
7 pm
Commodities
Commodities are now available at the Clark County
Health Department.
Den Hours
The Den is open the following hours: Saturdays: Junior
High and High School – 8 to
11:30 pm. There is no admission to The Den.
Recycle Center
The Minneola Recycle Center
and Tree and Grass Dump
is open Monday 3-5:30 pm,
Wednesday 3-5:30 pm and
Saturday 9 am to Noon and
1 to 5 pm. The Recycle Center is located at the Tree and
Grass dump in the Southeast
corner of town. Go Green
and help promote the recycle
center.
Recycle Center
Christian Church
Virgil White, Minister
Sunday Schools - 9:30 am
Morning Worship –
10:30 am
Wednesday Bible Study - 7 pm
Christian Church
, Pastor
Sunday School/Worship - 9:45 am
Morning Worship –
10:45 am
Wednesday - 6 pm
United Methodist Church
Kip Ryherd, Pastor
Contemporary Service - 9 am
Morning Worship –
11 am
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father Charles Mazouch
Sunday Mass –10:30 am
CCD - Wednesday - 7 pm
Knight’s of Columbus - First Sunday
of Month - 7 pm
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Dan Bartel, Pastor
Morning Worship – 11 am
Evenign Worship - 6 pm
Wednesday Prayer Meeting - 7 pm
First Church of God
Roy Sprunger, Pastor
Sunday School - 9:30 am
Worship – 10:45 am
Small Group Bible Study - 6:30 pm
Men’s Prayer Meeting - Wednesday
- 7 am
Wednesday Small Group Bible Study
- 6:30 pm
AWANA - Wed. at 6:30 pm
Ashland
United Methodist Church
Rick Branson, Pastor
Morning Worship – 10:45 am
Children’s Choir - 5 pm
Youth Fellowship - 5 pm
Ladies Bible Study - Tuesday 9:30 am
Moms in Touch - Thursday 1:30 pm
Men’s Prayer Breakfast - Friday
- 6:45 am
Lighthouse Assembly of God
Mike McAbee, Pastor
Morning Worship – 10:30 am
Wednesday - 7 pm
Saturday - 7 pm
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Clerk of Session: Terrie Luckie
David Tank, Supply Pastor
Sunday School – 10 am
Morning Worship – 11 am
Youth Group - Wednesday - 7 pm
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Clark County Sheriff’s Report
October 19th, 2014
7:45 am: Officer made
traffic stop at US Hwy 160,
milepost 139; warning given
2:38 pm: Citizen requested
to speak to an officer in the
200 Block of Cottonwood
Street
October 20th, 2014
traffic stop at US Hwy 54 and
Cypress Street; warning given
11:05 am: Officer unlocked
vehicle in the 100 Block of S.
Oak
11:34 am: Citizen requested
to speak to an officer at the
Sheriff ’s Department on a
civil matter
12:32 pm: Officer made
3:08 pm: Officer assisted the
Minneola Girl Scouts in the
200 Block S. Main Street
3:14 pm: Officer transported
Robert Miller from Ellis
County to Clark County Jail
4:05 pm: Booked in Stacey
Hurst on a domestic charge
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5:37 pm: Officer followed
up on domestic in the 800
Block of Cedar Street
8:22 pm: Officer served
papers in the 800 Block of
Cedar Street
traffic stop on US Hwy 283
and CR U; citation issued
10:17 pm: Released Stacey
Hurst; bond paid
11:02 pm: Officer conducted
search in 600 Block of Willow
Street for individual with Ford
County Warrant
October 21st, 2014
traffic stop at Englewood
junction; warning given
2:35 am: Officer responded
to vehicle vs. cattle accident at
US Hwy 54, milepost 59
2:38 am: Officer assisted
Ford County at US Hwy 283
and US Hwy 54 with hit and
run that occurred in Ford
County
8:39 am: Officer conducted
VIN check at the Sheriff ’s
Office
9:41 am: Officer conducted
VIN check at the Sheriff ’s
Office
10:53 am: Officer released
recovered motorcycle
11:04 am: Officer received
consent to search at US Hwy
54 and Cypress Street
11:24 am: Officer served
papers in the 100 Block of E.
Locust Street
12:44 pm: Arrested Michael
Shelton at US Hwy 54,
Daily
“I’m the person who
can go in there and help
the infrastructure of Clark
County,” Jim said. “It needs
some work done and I think
I’m the person who can do
that.”
“My integrity, my honesty,
my ability to go out and pursue
things. I won’t just sit there
and wait for things to happen,
which they’re not happening.
I’ll go out and try to get some
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milepost 67; possible drugs
3:26
pm:
Officer
to
Municipal Traffic Court in
Minneola
4:27 pm: Booked in Michael
Shelton
search in 300 Block of
Highland Street for individual
with Ford County Warrant
to speak to officer in the 600
Bock of Cedar Street
search on W. 10th Avenue for
individual with Ford County
Warrant
October 22nd, 2014
traffic stop on W. 4th Avenue
at Kentucky; warning given
8:35 am: Officer unlocked
vehicle in the 500 Block of W.
4th Ave.
9:28 am: Inmate Robert
Miller transported to court in
Clark County
11:01 am: Released Michael
Shelton; pending federal
charges
1:38 pm: Fire alarm testing
at Ashland Health Center
2:00 pm: Officer at Clark
County Jail for inmate
visitation
3:03 pm: Officer at Clark
visitation
to speak to officer at Clark
County Sheriff ’s Department
VIN check in the 400 Block of
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things done for our county.”
“With my knowledge of
what’s going on outside the
community, I can bring a lot
of insight back in here,” he
added.
“I would like everyone to
go out and vote. Of course I’d
like their vote, I’d appreciate
their vote. I think a vote for
me would be a positive step
for Clark County.”
W. 10th Avenue
10:53
am:
Officer
October 23rd, 2014
investigated accident with traffic stop in 300 Block of JE
9:36 am: Officer at Clark parked car in the 700 Block of Humphreys St; citation issued
County Jail for inmate Oak Street
visitation
11:51 am: Citizen requested traffic stop in the 500 Block
12:14 pm: Officer made to speak to officer in the 100 of W. Front Street; warning
traffic stop at US Hwy 54, Block of Cypress Street
given
10:41 pm: Released Tyler
12:59 pm: Officer made cause search on US Hwy 54 Shumway; bond posted
traffic stop at US Hwy 54 and and Cypress Street
October 25th, 2014
Cypress Street; warning given
12:11 am: Report of
1:02 pm: Officer made traffic stop on US Hwy 54 and erratic driver on US Hwy 54,
traffic stop at US Hwy 54, Cypress Street; warning given milepost 58; unfounded
6:58
am:
Officer
to
1:03 pm: Officer received
1:03 pm: Officer made report of erratic driver on US Minneola Health Fair for
traffic stop at US Hwy 54, Hwy 160, milepost 143; tired Child ID Program
driver, waited on friend to
1:32 pm: Officer made transport
traffic stop in the 500 Block
2:31 pm: Officer made milepost 67; warning given
of W. Front Street; warning traffic stop on US Hwy 54,
1:05 pm: Officer assisted
given
with traffic control for
2:44 pm: Officer made oversized load at US 54 and
cause search on vehicle on US traffic stop on US Hwy 54, Poplar Street
Hwy 54 and Cypress Street
3:43 pm: Report of fire in
2:55 pm: Officer provided traffic stop at Englewood
the 900 Block E. Osburn; gas motorist assist on US 283, junction; warning given
line damaged
milepost 12
5:17 pm: Officer provided
4:08 pm: Officer reported to
3:30 pm: Officer conducted motorist assist at US 283,
the 300 Block of Olive Street; VIN check at Clark County milepost 138
verbal argument
Sheriff ’s Department
4:22 pm: Officer transported
3:30 pm: Officer received traffic stop at US Hwy 54 and
Joseph Trent to Ford County consent to search vehicle at Cypress Street; warning given
Line and released to Ford US Hwy 54, milepost 65
SUMMARY:
County Officer
4:52 pm: Officer responded
Traffic
Stops
with
to alarm at Centera Bank; Warnings: 23
October 24th, 2014
6:35 am: Report of semi accidental activation
Traffic
Stops
with
truck on fire on Hwy 34 and
5:22 pm: Officer took Citations: 2
CR M
fingerprints at Clark County
Accidents: 2
9:54 am: Officer at Clark Sheriff ’s Department
visitation
Please call 885-4701 in Minneola and 635-2999 in Ashland
9:56 am: Released Robert
for
reservations and cancellations.
Miller; time served
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their
district.
The Clark County Gazette
would like to remind everyone
to exercise their constitutional
right and civic responsibility
by taking time to vote next
Tuesday.
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“My experience,” Myatt
said. “I’ve been at this for
more than 25 years and I know
how to work with people. I’ve
worked with county residents,
our county employees and
those who want to do business
with the county.
“I think my own personal
business experience has helped
in that regard,” he added.
“You’ve got to be open
minded and open to change.
It’s not always a cut-and-dried
thing. We’re in a changing
world and we have to be
willing and able to change.”
Why should people vote for
you?
“Like I said, I think I’ve
done a good job and I’ve
always been open and
available where people could
come to me,” Myatt noted.
“I’m here for the betterment
of Clark County, that’s why I
do what I do.”
“I certainly have appreciated
the opportunity to serve as
County Commissioner in the
past and I would appreciate
the chance to continue.”
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knowing that errors will occur,
the appeals process should not
focus on how the case should
be overturned; rather it should
be inferred that the trial judge,
prosecutor(s), and jury had
the sincere intent to conduct a
fair and impartial trial. When
errors are found, they should
be weighed against the totality
of the circumstances and
evidence presented against
each defendant. It should then
be determined whether said
error was so detrimental that,
if not for the error, there could
have been a different verdict.
If no such error is found, then
the case should be affirmed
and moved forward to its
conclusion.
In the Kansas Supreme
Court appeals hearing, not
even the Carr brothers’
taxpayer-funded
attorneys
touted
their
innocence.
No matter how many
times anyone looks at the
overwhelming evidence in this
case, the only possible jury
verdict for these two monsters
is guilty. Justice Moritz’s sole
dissenting opinion in this 6-1
appeals decision basically
said the same. The Kansas
Supreme Court agreed that
Judge Clark did not err in his
decision to allow the combined
trial and has upheld a majority
of the convictions. It is only
in the penalty phase, which
is generally more relaxed
and less restrictive than the
trial phase, that they found a
procedural error, ruling that
$25,990
the combined penalty phase
should have been separate
for the brothers. It makes no
sense that the trial phase was
properly allowed to continue
with both defendants being
tried at the same time but that
the penalty phase, under the
same circumstances and with
the same jury, was an error so
detrimental or harmful that it
required vacating the death
sentences for both.
I am appalled the appeal
has taken this long, and that
anyone in the legal field
could look at the vast amount
of evidence presented and
accepted in this case and
determine that any verdict
other than guilty could be
possible. Any re-trial or resentencing is an enormous
waste of time and taxpayer
money, not to mention the
anguish it will cause all the
victims and their families as
they are forced to relive each
and every horrifying detail
of the crime all over again,
twice, because of the separate
penalty phases ordered by the
Kansas Supreme Court.
In the 14 years since
these vicious crimes were
committed, those of us
affected by these two animals
have picked up the pieces
and carried on with our lives.
We have started families and
careers, though all the while
haunted by the possibility
of having to do this all over
again. This decision has left
me no choice but to speak
out.
Justices Eric Rosen and
Lee Johnson are two of the
justices who voted to vacate
the death sentences in this
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as I have here, and vote “no”
to remove Justices Rosen and
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Respectfully,
Andy Schreiber
Victim of the Carr brothers
Please join us on November 11, 2014 at 9:00 a.m. for a
program, honoring some local Veterans. The program is being
planned by Liz Hensley and will include the presentation of
three “Quilts of Valor” which are made in conjunction with
the VFW Ladies Auxiliary and many volunteer quilters. Those
to be given quilts are Mary Mishler, Jerry Baker, and Mel
Brown. The grandchildren of those given quilts will help in the
presentation. Also the students have been busy coloring pages
for a contest and writing essays. The essays will be written by
the older kids (3rd thru 6th grade). Coloring pages and essays
will to be judged with prizes given to the best entries. Winners
will be announced at 6pm at the Veteran’s Dinner on Saturday
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and Johnson will be on the
November 4th Kansas ballot.
I urge you to speak out, just
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Dear Editor...
My name is Andy Schreiber.
I am one of two surviving
victims of the Carr brothers’
December 2000 murderous
crime spree in Wichita, KS.
I’ve sat silently for the last
twelve plus years but am now
breaking my silence to share
my thoughts on the recent
Kansas Supreme Court ruling
vacating the death sentences
for both brothers.
The death penalty is a
legally acceptable penalty: It
is not murder. It is a valid and
legal form of punishment that
was voted on and enacted by
the citizens of Kansas. What
the Kansas Supreme Court
has done, not only in the Carr
brothers’ case, but in all other
capital murder cases to date,
is effectively take that penalty
away from the victims and
citizens that re-enacted the
law in 1994. A majority of the
Kansas Supreme Court has
allowed their personal political
views of the death penalty
to cloud their impartiality in
these cases. The reason the
United States Supreme Court
has reinstated several of the
death sentences vacated by
the Kansas Supreme Court is
because these decisions were
legally flawed.
Everyone is entitled to
a fair trial—not a perfect
trial. I challenge anyone to
find a perfect capital murder
trial where no errors were
made, especially a case as
complicated and complex as
this one. With that being said,
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Community News
Ashland Community
Foundation gives donation
to 4-H Council
The Ashland Community Foundation is pleased to announce
the awarding of a grant to the Clark County 4-H Council.
The grant will be used to fund a “Family Fun Night” at the
Fairgrounds on November 1st.
The fun night will be is for promoting the 4-H and the
opportunities that can be brought to our youth through this
program. The night will include a supper, campfire with
smores, and a hayrack ride. There will also be crafts, cooking,
and a science project.
The ACF purpose is to support the betterment of our
community and the activities within our community. We
think that the continued growth of the 4-h program to afford
our children the opportunity to be exposed to new ideas and
projects is key to their growth into contributing adults.
Please support the 4-H in their future projects in the
community.
Obit
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Greenwood Cemetery in
Sedan, KS.
In lieu of flowers, the
family suggests memorials to
Minneola United Methodist
Church (used for Christmas
shopping spree at the Long
Term Care Unit where Lela
passed away) or the West
Haysville Baptist Church
and may be left in care of
the David W. Barnes Funeral
Home, 209 N. Douglas,
Sedan, KS 67361.
To leave a message for the
family or view the obituary
online, please visit www.
dwbfh.com.
David W. Barnes Funeral
Home of Sedan is in care
charge of arrangements.
Good Luck at
State Cross
Country Quanah, Jayda
and Hannah
VOTE for
Michael Myatt
Candidate for Clark County
Commissioner
--Courtesy Photo
Working hard for the betterment
of Clark County
Lonnie Sarver of the Ashland Community
Foundation awarding Taner Gillum from
the 4H Council their check.
I would appreciate your vote in the
November 4th General Election
Political Adv Pd for by Candidates
Don’t Despair!
We Can Repair Anything!
In America it’s all about Freedom of Choice.
Remember it’s YOUR choice of
who fixes YOUR vehicle.
We will work with your insurance company
BUT we work for YOU!
We do Paintless and
Conventional Hail Repair!
Kernell Body Shop
400 Main • Fowler • 620-646-5463
Walker wins Just Dance
Tourney
Mackenzie Walker won in
style at Friday’s Just Dance
Tournament at the library.
She is shown with her free
pizza certificate from Sam’s
Pizza Barn.
Zombie Beauty Boutique
Prepare your monster for
Halloween at the Zombie
Beauty Boutique on Friday,
October 31, from 1:30 to
4:30. Style consultants will
be on hand to help with hair
and makeup. Walk-ins are
welcome!
New Books at the Library
Jonathan Kellerman’s The
Golem of Hollywood
Lisa Black’s Close to the Bone
Stuart Woods’ Paris Match
Diana Palmer’s A Husband
for Christmas
Elin Hilderbrand’s Winter
Street
Lena Dunham’s Not That
Kind of Girl and Bill O’Reilly’s
Killing Patton
Visit our website at
ashlandlibrary.info
to see more great books,
videos, audios and programs
available at your library!
Many happy returns at the
Ashland Library!
Ashland Library Hours
Monday—1:30 – 5:30
Tuesday—11:00 – 5:30
Wednesday—1:30 – 7:30
Thursday—11:00 – 5:30
Friday—1:30 – 5:30
Saturday—9:00 – 1:00
BRANCH OF THE BANK OF PROTECTION
MEMBER FDIC
Don’t forget the
Ashland Halloween
Parade on October 31st.
Lineup at 5:15 pm in
front of Expressions
and Parade at 5:30 pm
You and your family are invited to participated in our FAST program.
First Session will be October 27th 5:30 to 8 pm - Ashland Methodist Church
• FAST will meet each week, same time for 8 weeks, first session starts Oct.
27th and will end Dec. 16th.
• Each week enjoy a free, prepared meal
• Raffle basket with a substantial amount of prizes; each family is guaranteed
to win once
• Parent support group
• Free childcare
If you have any questions, please call the school (635-2722) or
contact one of the FAST Team Members: Sally Elmore, Shalah
White, Roquelle Smith, Candace Grady, and Haley Walker
Page 10
Classifieds
You’ve got it...somebody wants it!
Sell it in the Classified!
Classifieds are $5.00 for 25 words and 15¢ per word over 25. In addition to the print edition, classifieds are placed on the online edition of
the Clark County Gazette for no additional charge. All classified ads must be pre-paid. We accept cash, checks, VISA, MasterCard and
Discover Cards. Deadline for ads is every Monday at 5 pm. Call 620-338-7412 to place your ad today or place your ad online at our online
edition (www.clarkcountygazette.com).
For Sale
For
Sale:
FRESH
ARRIVAL – 3 (three) loaded,
pre-owned Yamaha Clavinova
digital pianos! These go
fast, so call 1-800-950-3774
or visit Mid-America Piano
in Manhattan soon. www.
piano4u.com (44-kpa)
Garage Sale
Garage Sale: Saturday,
November 1st, 8 am to ?, at
621 Maple St., Ashland. Nice
girls clothes and lots of misc.
(44-1tc)
Real Estate
• Traditional Funeral Arrangements
• Cremation • Prearrangement
• Monuments & In-Cemetery Lettering
885-4227
Minneola, KS
T
Directors
COOK
CONSTRUCTION
For all your Roofing & Construction needs.
Remodeling • Additions • Garages• Shingling • Siding
Basements Finished • Replacement Windows & Doors
620-225-4381
Clinic: 529 7th Ave • 620.635.2222
Long Term Care Unit: 528 8th Ave • 620.635.2310
Independent Living Apts: 530 8th Ave • 620.635.2310
900+ Irrigated acres Harper
County OK.
2 half mile
pivots and 1 quarter mile.
New grain storage. (2) 800
gal wells. Call: The Land
Company, Cheryl Zortman 620 338-6063 (40-4tc)
LENDERS OFFERING
SPECIAL
GOVT
PROGRAMS
for
Manufactured Homes. $0
Down for Land Owners.
FHA for first time Buyers.
VA - $0 Down for Veterans.
Section 184 for Federal Tribe
members. Lenders accepting
less than perfect credit. 866858-6862. (44-kpa)
Lease the Hunting Rights
to your land and earn top
$$$. Call for free quote
and info packet. Hunting
Leases. Done Right since
1999. 1-866-309-1507. www.
BaseCampLeasing.com. (44kp)
For Rent
Storage
Units
Now
Available in Meade. 10x10,
10x15 and 10x20. Contact
Tom at 620-873-2118 or 620338-7412 (nc)
For Rent: 1 bedroom home
in Minneola at 203 S. Main
Street. $375 per month. Call
620-339-0549 after 6 pm. (441tc)
Notices
Have a drinking problem?
Want
help?
Alcohol
Anonymous (AA) meets
every Tuesday evening at 8
pm at the Minneola United
Methodist Church. (18-tfnc)
A D O P T I O N
PREGNANT?
Happily
Married Couple Wishes to
adopt a beautiful Baby to
fill our hearts and provide
Wonderful opportunities for.
EXPENSES PAID. Alexis
and Rob 310-499-8330. (44kpa)
ADOPT: LOVING Family
promises your baby a joy-filled
home and the best in life. Jen
and Gregg, 1-888-449-0803.
(44-kpa)
WORLD’S
LARGEST
Does Your Bank
Measure Up?
experienced OTR Tractor
Trailer
Flatbed
Drivers
or recent Driving School
graduates. Our Drivers travel
48 U.S. states as well as the
lower Canadian provinces. We
offer excellent compensation,
benefits, home time and
equipment. Please contact
Brett or Randy at 785-8232261 or brettw@gptrucking.
com, [email protected]
Custom
Round
Bale (44-kpa)
Stacking. Randall Hennigh,
Englewood, KS. 620-539NEED CLASS A CDL
2374. (21-tfc)
TRAINING?
Start
a
CAREER in trucking today.
HOLIDAY
ARTS Swift Academies offer PTDI
&
CRAFTS:
Saturday, certified courses and offer
November 1st, 8 am to 2 pm, “Best-In-Class” training. New
Minneola Civic Connection – Academy Classes Weekly.
Come and Shop! (44-1tp)
GUN SHOW – November 8
and 9 – Tulsa, OK Fairgrounds.
Saturday
8-6,
Sunday
8-4.
WANENMACHER
PRODUCTIONS.
Free
appraisals. Bring your guns!
www.TulsaArmsShow.com
(44-kpa)
No Money Down or Credit
Check. Certified Mentors
Ready and Available. Paid
(While
Training
With
Mentor).
Regional
and
Services
See Wanted on
Page 8
IROQUOIS CENTER
FOR HUMAN DEV., INC.
Minneola Satellite Office
212 Olive Street
Every Other Monday
Wanted
Anthony, Kansas is seeking
FT Electric Lineman. Salary
DOQ. Vocational degree in
electricity preferred. Excellent
benefits. More Information:
www.anthonykansas.org/
jobs. Call 620-842-5960. Open
until filled. EOE. (44-kpa)
SAWMILLS from only
$4397.00- MAKE & SAVE
MONEY with your own
bandmill- Cut lumber any
dimension. In stock ready
to ship. FREE Info/DVD:
www.NorwoodSawmills.com
1-800-578-1363 Ext. 300N
(44-kpa)
Great Plains Trucking of
Salina, KS is looking for
Attorneys at Law
620.635.2131 | 114 W. 8th St | Ashland
127 N. Fowler | Meade
Roberts Welding
Shop & Portable Services Available
316-208-6614
W. Santa Fe St • Ashland
www.loppmotors.com
2013 Dodge Durango Crew, All wheel drive, 16K..........$32,900
2012 Dodge Durango Crew Cab AWD, 43K..................$27,900
2012 GMC Yukon SLTI, 4x4, 51K.................................$34,900
2012 Ram 2500, Reg Cab 4x4, 50K..............................$23,500
2012 Dodge Challenger SRT8, 3K.................................$41,900
2012 Dodge Grand Caravan Sport, 49K........................$17,900
2012 Dodge Ram 1500 Crew Cab 4x4, 44K..................$28,500
2011 Ford Flex SEL, 28K...............................................$23,900
2011 Ford Taurus Limited, 4-dr, AWD, 89K...................$15,900
2011 Dodge Durango Crew, AWD, 53K.........................$24,900
2011 Toyota 4-Runner SR5, 4x4, 54K...........................$32,900
2011 Hyundai Sonata 4 Dr. Limited, 48K.......................$15,900
2010 Dodge Charger RT, 4-dr, 28K...............................$15,900
2010 GMC Yukon Denali 4x4, 61K...............................$39,900
2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe, 19K...............................$16,900
2009 Dodge Ram 3500 Crew Cab 4x4 DSL SLR, 127K$27,900
2008 Honda Accord, 49K...............................................$14,900
2008 Pontiac Solstice Convertible, 12K.........................$15,500
2007 Dodge Charger SRT8, 89K...................................$21,900
2006 Chrysler 300C, 100K...............................................$9,995
Bank with us - you’ll feel your cup is running over!
We offer the full capacity of earnings and service.
Your full-service bank.
The Fowler State Bank
620-873-2138
620-646-5253
620-855-2874

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