Anderson County Review — October 27, 2020

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Coping, and recovering
Increase of Covid-19 cases,
recoveries means more people
must learn the lingo & health rules
BY DANE HICKS
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW 10-27-2020 /DANE HICKS
Cold and blustery weather met the Anderson County High School fall homecoming candidates Friday
night when Abby Reid and Rylie Hedges were crowned queen and king of the AC festivities. The cold
wind blew throughout the game, compounding a 45-7 homecoming loss for the Bulldogs at the hands
of Prairie View.
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
TOPEKA Increasing numbers of Covid-19
cases in Anderson County and across the state
is pressing more patients to seek information
on recovering from the virus, so state health
officials are pushing the info to help educated
the newly afflicted.
Kansas has seen a spike in new Covid diagnoses in recent weeks, following other Midwest
and southern states not previously hard hit
by the virus. Health
experts say the spike
may be due to cooler
weather setting in and
more movement and
interaction by people
not as concerned with
social distancing.
Covid-19 had a high
survivability
rate
from the beginning,
but experts say better
treatment of the virus
among hospitalized
cases has brought an
18 percent increase in
survivability of even
the most severe cases,
even among some of
the highest risk populations. Kansas has
seen more than 76,000
town square in Garnett:
Decorated Pumpkin Contest
Halloween Costume Contest
Scavenger Hunt
Eyeball Search
Candy Count
Prizes and cash prizes will
be awarded.
RULES:
1. All entries and voters must
SEE COPING ON PAGE 5B
Bar owner sues over county rule
Organization plans Halloween night fun in downtown Garnett
GARNETT The local CARTS
Christians Always Ready To
Serve) organization has a lineup of activities on Halloween
evening, October 31, on the
cases of Covid with just under 1,000 fatalities, a
mortality rate of a little over 1 percent.
The large number of people recovering
without hospitalization puts them and their
families, co-workers and others in search
of information on how to handle a possible
contact, said Anderson County Emergency
Preparedness Director J.D. Mersman.
As numbers continue to climb in the county we want to get accurate information to the
community., Mersman said. Public health
department staff and local healthcare workers
are seeing more people seeking information.
They are stretched for time dealing with case
investigations and patient care.
LAWRENCE A Lawrence
bar owner filed a motion
last week for a preliminary injunction against
the Douglas County Health
Department, saying an order
be of Anderson County.
2. All entries must consent
to image on any publications
including the internet.
SEE HALLOWEEN ON PAGE 1B
restricting the hours of alcohol sales in county establishments doesnt satisfy a
requirement for due process
SEE BAR ON PAGE 1B
Local, state and national candidates stump for your vote
in
Election
2020
RE-ELECT SHERIFF
GARNETT CITY COMMISSION
Cody Gettler
My name is Cody Gettler and
Im a candidate for the Garnett
City Commission. Im 24 years
old and grew up in Garnett
graduating
from ACHS.
D u r i n g
that
time,
I
became
involved
in
several
community
organizaGettler
tions. One
accomplishment
was
helping to create the Youth in
Government program and held
that position for a year, attending all city commission meetSEE GETTLER ON PAGE 2B
Eugene Grimes
My name is Eugene Grimes.
I was born and raised in the
Garnett area.
On March 3, 2019, I had a
heart transplant.
I received
a great deal of
support from
our
lovely
community. I believe
that this is
Grimes
the best little town in
Kansas. So I
would like to give something
back.
I didnt get into politics til
I got my transplant, then I ran
SEE GRIMES ON PAGE 2B
5th DISTRICT KANSAS HOUSE
Roger Sims (D)
Mark Samsel (R)
I have lived with my wife
on a farm north of Parker for
42 years. I earned degrees from
KU in English and journalism
and taught at
Prairie View
and
West
Franklin
high schools
for
nine
years before
retiring from
education in
Sims
2014.
I served on
the Prairie
View school board for 20 years
and have been involved with
several volunteer organizations. I was the writer and edi-
Anderson County needs
someone who will fight for our
community above all the noise
in Topeka. I have done that
for the last
two years. I
will continue to do so.
I was raised
and educated here in
the district
and I care
Samsel
deeply about
our people
and community. Although not perfect, I
have been active and responsive throughout Bulldog and
Lancer Country and the rest of
SEE SIMS ON PAGE 5A
SEE SAMSEL ON PAGE 5A
2nd DIST. ANDERSON COUNTY COMMISSION
Jerry Howarter (D)
I was born in Garnett, raised
in Anderson County, attended
schools in Anderson County.
I graduated from Kincaid
High School
and
later
graduated
from
Emporia
S t a t e
University
with
a
Bachelors
Howarter
degree
in
Industrial
A r t s
Education and followed up
with a Masters degree in
Industrial Education. Initially
SEE HOWARTER ON PAGE 2B
Anthony Spike Mersman (R)
Vern Valentin
ANDERSON COUNTY SHERIFF
James Akes (R) (Write-In)
Vern Valentine (R)
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SEE AKES ON PAGE 2B
SEE VALENTINE ON PAGE 2B
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2ND DISTRICT U.S. CONGRESS
12th DISTRICT KANSAS SENATE
ANCO Sheriffs office since 1998
Combat Engineer
Jake LaTurner
(R)
Michelle
La Isla
(D)
Mike Bruner (D)
Caryn Tyson (R)
Heavy Equipment
Opera
Patrol De
officer
3 years
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My name is Mike Bruner and
Im Caryn Tyson, candidate
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s t r o n g
the
small
town
of
Humboldt
in
Allen
County.
I
have
been politically active
my
entire
Bruner
life, and have
supported,
worked for, contributed to,
and voted for candidates of
both parties. Our campaign
is a Commonsense Coalition
of Democrats, Republicans,
Kansas values,
and
real-world
experience
make me the
best candidate. I support our 2nd
Amendment
Tyson
rights, I am
pro-life, and I
support your right to privacy and free speech. I have a
proven track record and strong
conservative values, which are
needed now more than ever in
SEE BRUNER ON PAGE 5A
SEE TYSON ON PAGE 5B
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vote on Nov. 3.
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by
Vern
Valentine.
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downtown Topeka. I served now live in Topeka where we
as a chief financial officer are raising our four children
SEE DE LA ISLA ON PAGE 5B
SEE LATURNER ON PAGE 5B
2A
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, October 27, 2020
RECORD
NEWS IN
BRIEF
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME
Dont forget to set your clocks back
on Sunday, November 1 at 2 a.m.
LICENSE PLATE RENEWALS
License plate renewals for all
individuals, whose last name
begins with S, are due by
Friday, October 30th, at the
Anderson County Treasurers
Office.
GARNETT BPW
Anyone interested in knowing
more about Garnett BPW please
feel free to contact Jenny Myers
at 433-1054 or Helen Norman
at 448-8745.
BINGO AT VFW
Tuesday night Bingo is back at
the Garnett VFW Hall in Crystal
Lake Park. Bring your friends
and make a night of it, and you
might just win $$. Starts at 6:30
p.m., everyone welcome.
GARNETT SENIOR CENTER
SEEKING DONATIONS
The Garnett Senior Center is
seeking donations of used
medical equipment such as:
walkers, wheelchairs, scooters,
beds, shower chairs, etc. You
may drop off at the center from
9:30 1:30, Monday-Friday or
call 448-6996 for the item to be
picked up.
SUICIDE AWARENESS
GROUP MEETINGS SET
SAM – Suicide Awareness
Members, a division of SASSMoKan – meets on the first
Tuesday of the month from
6:30-7:30 at the First Christian
Church Annex, 200 S. Walnut, in
Garnett. The facilitator is Lu Ann
Nichols, who may be reached at
lu.ann.nichols.1956@gmail.com.
ANDERSON COUNTY COMMISSION
OCTOBER 19, 2020
Chairman Jerry Howarter called
the meeting of the Anderson County
Commission to order at 9:00 AM
on October 19, 2020 at the County
Commission Room. Attendance:
Jerry Howarter, Present: David Pracht,
Present: Leslie McGhee, Present.
The pledge of allegiance was recited.
Minutes from the previous meetings
were approved as presented.
Solid Waste
Scott Garrett, Solid Waste
Supervisor, met with the commission.
He will be hiring another truck driver
this week for the landfill. Scott will
be going out for bid on new scales
for the transfer station which will be
installed in spring 2021. Discussion
was held on raising the fees to dump
at the landfill. Anderson Countys fees
are lower and not comparable to surrounding counties. To be comparable
Scott proposed an increase to $5.00
per ton on all dumping, including C&D
and trash. A minimum of $5.00 will be
imposed also. This change will take
place January 1, 2021. Commissioner
Pracht moved and Commissioner
McGhee seconded to increase the
dumping fees at the landfill by $5.00
per ton with a $5.00 minimum charge
to begin January 1, 2021. All voted
yes.
Veterans Memorial
Commissioner Howarter contacted ACME Brick about ordering regular brick and engraved brick for the
memorial walkway. The representative
said the brick color requested will not
be available until December. Anderson
Countys order will be placed when
she receives the quantity of bricks
needed.
Anderson County Court Docket
October 27, 2020
Judge Kevin Kimball
8:30 a.m.
Midland Funding LLC vs. Jonathan
N Gordon
Newton Healthcare Corporation vs.
Christina A Harper-Head, et al.
Nebraska Furniture Mart, Inc. vs.
Christena Powell
SEALED
SEALED
SEALED
9 a.m.
SEALED
SEALED
9:15 a.m.
State of Kansas vs. Garland J
White
9:20 a.m.
State of Kansas vs. Eric R Brooks
State of Kansas vs. Eric R Brooks
9:25 a.m.
State of Kansas vs. Gary D Reiter
9:30 a.m.
State of Kansas vs. Raven M Maley
9:35 a.m.
State of Kansas vs. Gregory K
Hefley
10 a.m.
State of Kansas vs. Jesse D Osborn
State of Kansas vs. Michael E Miller
State of Kansas vs. Nathan W
Wiltsey
10:05 a.m.
State of Kansas vs. Earl J Best
10:20 a.m.
State of Kansas vs. Jamie M Olsen
State of Kansas vs. Jamie M Olsen
State of Kansas vs. Jamie M Olsen
State of Kansas vs. Jamie M Olsen
State of Kansas vs. Jamie M Olsen
10:30 a.m.
State of Kansas vs. Kassandra C
Hernandez
State of Kansas vs. Stacey Lynn
Ray
11 a.m.
In The Matter of vs. Hunter Hill
1 p.m.
State of Kansas vs. Maxwell T
Williams
State of Kansas vs. Mary J Jennings
October 28, 2020
Judge Eric W Godderz
9 a.m.
In the Matter of the Estate of Dennis R
Eilenstine
In the Matter of Velma Lucille
Canada
9:15 a.m.
Wilbur R Ames vs. Wells Fargo NA,
et al.
October 29, 2020
Judge Eric W Godderz
9 a.m.
Kimberly Ann Cornett, et al.,
Petitioner vs. Joshua A Leistra,
Respondent
ANDERSON COUNTY SHERIFFS
ACCIDENT REPORTS FILED
On October 7, a vehicle driven
by Beverly Curry was making a right
hand turn when the sun got into her
eyes causing the vehicle to run into
another vehicle driven by Phillip
Smith.
On October 8, a vehicle driven by
Terry Green was traveling eastbound
on 300 Road when a bull entered the
roadway from the south ditch. The
vehicle struck the bull causing disabling damage to the vehicle.
On October 12, a vehicle driven
by Narcissa Best was traveling eastbound on 6th street when a vehicle
driven by Ethel Webber was south-
bound on Maple Street when the two
vehicles collided in the middle of an
uncontrolled intersection.
On October 13, a vehicle driven by
Steven Reece was traveling north on
K-59 Highway when his vehicle struck
a deer.
On October 21, a vehicle driven
by Jayme Secrest was traveling eastbound on NE 2350 Road when the
vehicle struck a deer that entered the
roadway.
MERSMAN…
FROM PAGE 1
retirement six years ago for
the county mowing road ditches in the summer months.
Ive seen how some of our tax
dollars are spent and I think
there can be improvements
made in that area.
I like many others dont
mind paying taxes but often
wonder if we are getting s
good return and if there are
some areas being slotted
money that really need to be,
and if so is it too much. Ive
been asked where I stand on
windmills, my answer to that
is Im not against them, I just
dont want to see them from
my back door. I think they
are going to be the future of
energy and the end of nuclear energy which is probably
what a lot of people want to
see, so far as coal-fired energy I dont know if they will
ever be phased out because
of big oil corporations. Ive
been asked what I think about
what the commissioners did
with the mask mandate for
Covid 19, I dont think they
did anything wrong, my belief
is its up to the individual.
Ive been asked about county
roads. With my experience
mowing the county ditches I
have some ideas of how to
make them better and maybe
save money. I would appreciate your support in building a
county we can be even more
proud of. Thanks to all who
take the time to read.
What Moses, Joshua
and Jesus all said!
In Deuteronomy 30:1920 Moses addresses Israel
with an offer of life or death.
Moses had taken Israel from
slavery in Egypt to the border of Canaan the promised
land. Moses had spent 40
years of his life in Egypt, 40
years on the back side of the
desert of Midian and 40 years
wandering with the people
in the wilderness. He is about
to die and he says to the people
as part of his farewell address.
This day I call heaven and
earth as a witness against you
that I have set before you life
and death, blessings and curses. Now choose life, so that you
and your children may live and
that you may love the LORD
your God, listen to his voice
and hold tight to him.
I dont believe Moses is trying to absolve himself from
the leadership he provided to
the people. I do believe he
makes this statement to one
more time make the people
understand if they dont choose
life and follow God they are
choosing death and eternal
punishment. This pattern of
farewell speech is also found
in Joshua as he prepares to die
after leading the people into
the promised land and conquering it. Joshua addresses
the people as follows. But if
serving the LORD seems undesirable to you then choose for
yourselves this day whom you
will serve, whether the gods
your forefathers served beyond
the River, or the Amorites, in
whose land you are living. But
as for me and my household we
will serve the LORD. (Joshua
24:14-15) Again just as Moses
did Joshua issues a warning,
choose to follow God, or choose
death and eternal punishment.
WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL
BY DAVID BILDERBACK
Far too often people form
a casual relationship with the
church and a nominal relationship with God. Moses and
Joshua witnessed this and
both made a last plea to people to choose and follow God.
However the stakes get even
higher in the New Testament
when Jesus addressing his disciples prior to his crucifixion
tells them he is going away to
prepare a place for them and
they know the way to where
he is going. Thomas then asks
Jesus concerning the way
as he is afraid he will miss
being with Jesus. Jesus then
points out the narrowest of
ways when he says, I am the
way and the truth and the life.
No one comes to the Father
except through me . (John
14:6) Jesus spent his three
years of ministry on this earth
preaching and teaching about
God. Some people responded,
some didnt. It is a choice you
alone must make but when
you do you will never be alone
again. If you dont choose to
receive Jesus what awaits you
is an eternity alone living in
extreme darkness. (Rev. 16:1011).
Ministry on the Holiness of God.
Author of the book,
On the Other Side of the Door
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, October 27, 2020
REMEMBRANCES
POLFER
Larry Frank Polfer, Sr., age
80, of Bucyrus, Kansas, passed
away on Monday, October 19,
2020, at his
home.
He
was
born
on
February
24,
1940,
in
Miami
C o u n t y ,
Kansas, the
son of Frank
Polfer
and
Ruth
( Y o u n g )
Polfer. Larry graduated from
Spring Hill High School in
Spring Hill, Kansas.
Larry married Carolyn I.
Baldwin on March 23, 1963 in
Olathe, Kansas, this union was
blessed with three children,
Larry Jr., Carla, and Michelle.
He retired from Graves
Truck Line after 30 years as a
diesel mechanic. Larry would
be found farming in the evenings after work; he coached
from youth to Babe Ruth
Leagues in the Spring Hill area
for many years.
Larry was an avid hunter,
and he enjoyed being outdoors
and being with family and
friends.
He was preceded in death by
his parents, Frank and Ruth
Polfer; and his wife, Carolyn
Polfer on July 1, 2002.
Larry is survived by his
three children, Larry Polfer Jr.
and wife Sandra of Bucyrus,
Kansas; Carla Polfer Blaylock
and husband James of Hillsdale,
Kansas; and Michelle Weers
and husband Larry of Fontana,
Kansas; four grandchildren; 16
great-grandchildren; and one
sister, Anita Findley of Ottawa,
Kansas.
Funeral services were
October 22, 2020, at the
Feuerborn Family Funeral
Service Chapel, Garnett, burial followed in the Lone Elm
Cemetery, Lone Elm, Kansas.
Memorial
contributions
may be made to Faith Hospice
and left in care of the funeral
home.
You may send your condolences to the family at www.
feuerbornfuneral.com.
MILLER
JANUARY 3, 1950 – OCTOBER 22, 2020
Jacqueline Kay Miller,
70, Lenexa, Ks. passed away
Thursday, October 22, 2020 at
the residence. Grave side services will be at Resurrection
Catholic Cemetery, 83rd and
Quivira, Lenexa, Kansas at
11:00 AM on October 29, 2020..
The family requests no flowers and suggests donations to
Susan B. Komen breast cancer
research.
Jackie was born January
3, 1950, the daughter of John
Wayne and Helen Baldridge.
She married Mike Miller in
September of 1969, and was
married for 51 years. Jackie
was a stay at home mother
until the youngest child started
school. She then had a career
with Anixter Corporation in an
administrative capacity.
Jackie dedicated her life to
raising her four children and
enjoying her grand children.
She loved traveling to Mexico
and the Caribbean, taking
numerous trips over the years.
She is survived by her four
children, Todd and Robin
Miller, Jackson Campbell
and Lucas Campbell of Lees
Summit, Mo. Kari and Randy
Schwartz, Rebecca and Landon
Schwartz of Shawnee Ks. Brian
Miller, Olathe Ks. Heather and
Derek Griggs, Lincoln and
Beckett Griggs of Peculiar,
Mo. Her sister Angie and John
Crocker, Austin and Lexi
Crocker of Shawnee, Ks.
Jackies family would like
to thank everyone for their
prayers and support during
this time.
Cross Country is
LAYNE
CAUDELL
FEBRUARY 24, 1940 – OCTOBER 19, 2020
JANUARY 10, 1953 – OCTOBER 20, 2020
AUGUST 16, 1942 – OCTOBER 23, 2020
Sheldon Caudell, age 78, of
Colony, Kansas passed away
Friday, October 23, 2020, at the
St. Lukes Hospital, Kansas
City, Missouri.
Neil Sheldon Caudell was
born in Buffalo, Kansas to John
Thomas and Wilma Moffitt
Caudell on August 16, 1942. His
grandparents were Tom and
Bessie Caudell and Wallace
and Mildred Moffitt. Sheldon
graduated from AltoonaMidway High School with the
class of 1960. Following graduation, he began working for
his uncles, Jack and Buck, in
their trailer factory in Neosho,
Missouri. The following year
Sheldon went to work at
Walton Foundry in Iola before
taking a job with Buffalo Brick
in Buffalo, Kansas. In June
1963, Sheldon began working
for the Kansas Department
of Transportation in Garnett.
Over the following 41 and a half
years, Sheldon worked as Area
Supervisor in Iola from 1984
to 1988, Area Superintendent
in Garnett and Iola from 1988
until retiring in 2004. Sheldon
also enjoyed raising cattle and
farming in addition to his work
for KDOT.
In 1961 Sheldon met Bettie
Culler, and they were married
on March 24, 1962. Sheldon
and Bettie made their home
in Colony, where they raised
their four children, Kathy,
Nancy, Vicky and Terry. In
2005, Bettie lost her battle with
cancer. Sheldon later met and
married Ruth Wools. Their
marriage blessed Sheldon with
3A
an extended family.
Sheldon was preceded in
death by his parents and grandparents; wife, Bettie on June
23, 2005; son, Terry Sheldon
Caudell on September 18, 2003;
great-grandson, Brayden Lee
Yocham; two brothers, Bill
Pennington and JT Caudell;
and his sister, Elaine Brooks.
He is survived by his wife,
Ruth of the home; three daughters, Kathy Holloway and
husband, Garry of Kincaid,
Kansas, Nancy Ellington
and husband, Ed of Colony,
Vicky Hermreck and husband, Dennis of Modesto,
California; 17 grandchildren;
31 great-grandchildren; brother, Charles Caudell and wife,
Nancy of Hillsboro, Kansas;
sister, Shirley Driskell and
husband, Milford of Neodesha,
Kansas; extended family, John
Wools and wife, Karen of Iola,
Teresa Smith and husband, Jeff
of Yates Center, Kansas and
Tim Wools and wife, Virginia
of Iola.
Funeral
services
for
Sheldon will be held at 2:00 PM,
Wednesday, October 28, 2020
at Feuerborn Family Funeral
Service, 1883 US Hwy 54, Iola.
Burial will follow in the Colony
Cemetery. The family will
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James David Layne, He
went by David as his dads
name was James also. He was
born in Coronado, California
on January 10, 1953, to James
H. Layne and
Juanita M.
Hembree.
He grew up
in National
City,
Ca.
He
graduated
from
Sweetwater
High School
Layne
in 1971. In the
summer of
1972 he vacationed In Durango,
Co. with his friend Dennis, and
there he met the love of his life,
Connie Jean Headrick. They
were married on November 4,
1972. And were married for 48
years.
He is survived by his
mother, Juanita Farris of
Chula Vista, California, and
2 sisters, Kathleen Gifford of
Idaho Springs, Colorado and
Jamie Lerzo of Marlborough,
Connecticut. Also Five sons,
Jeremy of Buchanan, Mi.,
Joshua of Naples, Fl., Jeffrey
of Grandview, Mo., James Jr.
of Gardner, Ks., and Jacob of
St. Joseph, Mo., 16 grandchildren(Corbin, Barak, Ethan,
Alika, Bentley, Kendall, Julian,
Jaden, Jarett, Jace, Joslyn,
Jesse, Jordan, Calandra,
Taylor, Avery). Also many nieces, nephews, and great nieces
and nephews. He truly loved
them all and made each one
feel so special. They brought
him so much Joy.
David was baptized as one of
Jehovahs Witnesses on March
2, 1968.
David was an exceptional
man, loving, caring, always
with a smile on his face. Even
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had quite a sense of humor.
He was faithful and zealous,
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spiritual man.
PSA. 145:16 Says "You open
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desire of every living thing."
he would say to his wife my
desire is to be with you in paradise
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Corinthians 1:3,4. He would
want everyone to Read those
for comfort during these times.
There is not enough words
to describe the example and
love that David had. What a
wonderful husband, father,
and friend.
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, October 27, 2020
OPINION
Armed for the election
This time, Im not just being cynical.
Theres a question I cant get out of my head:
What does it say about your country when the
approach of the national election parallels the
highest level of gun sales in the nations history?
Seriously. Within the first six months of
this year U.S. firearm retailers sold 19 million
guns, according to research by the Brookings
Institute. And most all of us know why. Its a
thought fueled by video clips of violence by
the American Left and the national Trump
Hate Society, and its not just in the back of
our minds anymore. Its real fear were afraid
that we might need to be prepared in the event
we have to defend ourselves against other
Americans.
Thats a dismal thought, considering this is
the USA not some backwater, junta-prone,
third world muck pit somewhere in the Congo.
Americans are supposed to feel protected by
our celebrated rule of law and the system of
government that has
been the envy of the
Its real fear
world for a century,
were afraid that not the .380 Smith &
Wesson tucked into
we might need the waistband of our
pants.
to be prepared
If theres an undercurrent of paranoia
in the event we in the gun-supporting
public that sometimes
have to defend fuels blips in sales
and theres little doubt
ourselves
of that historically in
some quarters it is
against other
instead a sense of fear
for ones personal safeAmericans.
ty based on the events
of 2020 that have been
the difference between
a run-of-the mill push
of the panic button and
a full-on call to battle stations this year. One
only needs to see so many examples of police
ambushed and shot, small business owners
assaulted and their properties burned, and
peaceful demonstrations of free expression
attacked to get the message that violence is
no longer a fringe occurrence among the anarchy-seeking socialists and leftists of our nation.
You dont have to know Black Lives Matters
was founded by Marxists to see the correlation
REVIEW COMMENTARY
DANE HICKS, Publisher
between the violence of this summers riots and
the eras of thuggery that beset Italy in the early
1900s and Poland and Germany in the 1930s and
1940s. You dont have to know the numbers of
black and minority-owned businesses burned
and destroyed by these mobs to understand
that who owns what means little when thugs
just want to bruise a nation and reveal its governing institutions impotent to stop them.
Last week, a Jews for Trump parade
consisting of hundreds of vehicles decorated in American flags and Trump regalia was
attacked as it made its way from Coney Island
to Trump Tower in Manhattan by those intent
on shutting down the free expression of their
political rivals. One man along with his wife
and kids was pepper sprayed through an open
car window; mobs of others attacked vehicles
with rocks, eggs, ripped down flags and Trump
banners.
The dynamic of this national violence is now
in a transition period toward something worse.
Once dignity and decency are sublimated to the
point that theres no respect for the rights and
property of those with whom one disagrees, the
step to physical harm isnt far away.
Thats a process weve watched the Democratsupported left embrace all summer as violence
became commonplace at staged riots across the
country.
Sadly, theres no reason to believe the outcome of next Tuesdays election brings any
healing from this obsessive bitterness. There is
much to fear. The nation we thought was above
it all seems primed for gunfire. ###
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It says on the news the opioid crisis in this
country has killed 500,000 Americans. Thats
more than Covid has. And yet theyre wanting to charge and convict the pharmaceutical
companies that make the stuff for the problems these people have had. Why arent they
charging and taking to court the doctors that
prescribe it and make the pipeline for this stuff
to the people who get addicted to it? The doctors
are getting off scot free and theyre the ones at
the front of the line of it. Thank you.
To the inbred that refers people to Facebook to
get the real information. You are the problem.
Im an employee at the hospital and weve
been told we cannot get on Facebook and talk
about our jobs. I wonder why Dr. Belcher is an
exception? Doctor or not she is posting health
information and could be wrong.
Dueling townhalls didnt serve public
President Trump and everyone else knew
that the NBC Townhall exposition would be
contentious and that the ABC Townhall with
Joe Biden, broadcast at the same time, would
be gentle.
And thats exactly what happened.
The NBC moderator, Savannah Guthrie,
was under heavy pressure to make Donald
Trump squirm. The left had battered NBC for
daring to put the President up directly against
Mr. Biden. Apparently, they feared Trump
would get higher ratings than Biden.
So Savannah spent almost all her interview time on the liberal attack line: why the
President doesnt promote masks, his taxes,
white supremacy, QAnon; the usual greatest
hits.
Meanwhile, George Stephanopoulos, an
avowed liberal democrat and chief correspondent at ABC News, did not even ask Joe Biden
about the biggest political story in America:
the exposure of his son Hunter as a person
who used his fathers political power to make
millions of dollars.
George, of course, knew he would look
weak not asking about Hunter but his bosses
at Disney, which owns ABC, want Biden to
win the election so the fix was in.
That is the state of the corporate media in
America today.
The question is, how did the national press
become a political entity? Why have standards of journalism collapsed?
The short answer is Donald Trump. Many
press chieftains despise the President because
they see him as a vulgarian who panders to
conservatives. Therefore, they are directing
NATIONAL COMMENTARY
BILL OREILLY, Guest Commentary
their power to remove him from office, not
responsibly seek the truth about his administration.
The long answer is the media culture.
Some years ago, Bernard Goldberg wrote a
book about CBS News called Bias that credibly reports the left wing slant of the organization – an outfit that employed him for more
than 20 years.
I worked for CBS for three years and saw
what Bernie saw: an organization that valued
a liberal point of view. At the time, there was
some discipline at CBS News so left wing bias
was tamped down on the air, especially in
local news where little political spin existed.
But the Dan Rather crew was very liberal and
hired many like-minded people.
The same culture was in place at NBC News
under Tom Brokaw and at ABC News starring
Peter Jennings. I worked at ABC for two years
and knew Jennings well. He was a social
liberal but not aggressively left. The boss at
ABC News, Roone Arledge, was in the same
category.
But, generally speaking, those managers
who did the hiring at all the networks were
looking for journalists who would fit in.
Thus, most network news employees were
men and women of the left.
President Reagan was not widely admired
in the halls of the three networks. But, again,
ideological reporting was keep under control
with exceptions like Sam Donaldson. Most of
the time, the digs against Mr. Reagan were far
more subtle than they are today against Mr.
Trump.
The harsh truth is that today most corporate news agencies have openly allied with the
Democratic Party. So, President Trump is not
only running against a political organization,
but also against companies that literally have
billions of dollars and thousands of employees
lined up to defeat him.
The nations two most powerful newspapers,
The New York Times and The Washington
Post, are openly hostile to Donald Trump, as
are the wire services which provide articles to
smaller papers from coast-to-coast.
If, somehow, President Trump manages to
win re-election, it would almost be a miracle
and the Vatican should investigate. Never
before in American history has the press and
the powerful social media corporations joined
together in a single mindset to crush a presidential candidate.
And this colossal Constitutional abuse is happening right before our eyes. As the dueling
network Town Halls proved beyond any reasonable doubt.
The press doesnt cover Biden; it covers for him
Joe Biden is the most cosseted presidential
candidate in memory.
Hes run a minimalist campaign thats
avoided the press as much as possible, while
the press hasnt been braying for more access
and answers, but eager to avoid anything that
could be discomfiting to the campaign.
Never before has the media been so openly
fearful of asking or reporting something that
might hurt a presidential candidate. Even the
lowest common denominator of news — simply being interesting — has been tossed aside.
Boring and uneventful is the new newsworthy.
The tendency reached a new level in the
medias handling of New York Post reports
on emails obtained from a laptop that Hunter
Biden reportedly left off at a Delaware computer repair shop.
Here was a story with enough mysteries
and plotlines to keep a couple of newsrooms
busy. Are the emails, putting Hunter Bidens
sleazy overseas business dealings in a more
sinister light, legitimate? Did Hunter really
take the laptop to the shop and forget about
it? And, more importantly, what do the emails
say about what Joe Biden knows or should
have known about Hunters work that depended so heavily on proximity to the vice president?
Instead, the press has been uninterested at
best and hostile at worst. Its the opposite of
a feeding frenzy. The media has deployed its
NATIONAL COMMENTARY
RICH LOWRY, King Features Syndicate
bomb disposal unit for fear that a potentially
explosive story might detonate.
What Biden has to say about the emails is
inherently of interest. Yet, he wasnt asked
about it at his recent ABC News town hall.
Never mind that his response would have
made headlines afterward and the clip would
have been shown in every TV segment about
the debate.
Subsequently, CBS reporter Bo Erickson
betrayed his profession by asking Biden his
response to the Post story on a tarmac. He got
slammed by Biden, I have no response, its
another smear campaign, right up your alley,
those are the questions you always ask.
No one rallied to Ericksons defense.
Instead, respectable figures on the center-left
shamed Erickson for having asked a politician an unwelcome question — which, the day
before yesterday, would have been considered
Journalism 101.
Much of the press has pronounced the Post
story debunked without doing any work to
debunk it and believes as a matter of faith that
it is Russian disinformation. Rather, the focus
has been reporting on how the Post reported the story, as the press works to discredit
media outlets that dont toe the correct political line — you know, just like Woodward and
Bernstein did during Watergate.
This tendency toward anti-reporting has
long characterized Biden coverage. The New
York Times took 19 days to cover Tara Reades
sexual assault allegation against him, not
wanting to burden its readers with information about a newsworthy charge too quickly.
Any Biden misstep is quickly explained away.
The press doesnt seem to mind that the campaign is prone to declare lids — or the end of
the candidates public day — early and often.
Usually, the media loves candidates who
make good copy, who provide drama and color.
In its hatred and fear of President Donald
Trump, though, it has thrown in its lot with
the dull and meandering Joe Biden, bringing
to the effort all the complacency and pointed
incuriosity it can muster.
Rich Lowry is editor of the National Review.
I agree about the flashing sign on our beautiful
square. It makes our street look like a construction zone. And it appears to only say (doctors
office name) and their phone number. Did they
pay for that?
Congratulation Anderson County Commission.
There were 87 cases on October 7and 153 on the
21st. Thats an increase of over 75 percent in just
two weeks. I only wish my 401K would grow so
fast. Do you think maybe its time to rethink
your masks are recommended but not required
policy? The last time you voted on it at the special meeting it seemed to be more about telling
Laura where she could stick it than actually
deciding anything about masks.
Dont you ignorant people watch the news?
Always telling people to wash their hands, wear
masks, safe distance. This plague will never
slow down unless you as a parent a loved one
a friend start following rules. Just in one day
they had 2,300 cases in Idaho. That would wipe
out Garnett. If you ignorant people dont want to
help fight this plague then stay home. Stay away
from me, my loved ones. You are only asking for
the silver spoon in your mouth to turn green.
God bless you and your stupidity.
Readers Letters
Free speech, unless
youre conservative
Dear editor,
My name is Paige Harding. I am the President
of the University of Kansas College Republicans,
the Chairwoman of the Kansas Federation of
College Republicans, as well as staff for the
Kansas Republican Party. Recently, a student
at KU was put on probation by her sorority for
expressing her conservative beliefs in social
media. We have launched a call campaign as
well as a petition in support of free speech and
to spread inclusivity of ALL opinions.
We are asking people to sign the petition and
call Theta Nationals to ask for inclusivity of
ALL opinions 800-526-1870.
Attached are flyers with instructions for the
call campaign and the petition is linked below.
We would greatly appreciate your support and
if you could spread the word.
Thank you for your help and support as we
continue to fight the good fight on college campuses all across Kansas. Feel free to reach out
with any questions.
Paige Harding
Lawrence, Ks
620-408-4637
Contact your
elected leadership:
President Donald Trump
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500
(202) 456-1111
@realDonaldTrump
Governor Laura Kelly
300 SW 10th Ave #241s,
Topeka, KS 66612
(202) 224-6521
email form:
www.governor.kansas.gov
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LOCAL
Tree roots found growing through various objects
Oddities! If anyone digs in the
dirt like I do at my archaeology
sites, sooner or later Im sure you
will discover some kind of oddity.
I found these two at my very
latest dig site and they both
involve the struggle of growing
tree roots.
WOW! One photo (top right)
shows a root certainly having a
struggle growing thru the neck of
an early brown corker medicine
bottle.
The second photo (bottom
right) shows a much larger tree
root having a rather difficult
time growing thru this large iron
harness buckle.
DIGGING UP THE PAST
Henry Roeckers
Call (785) 504-4722 for
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So, the next time youre digging in the dirt, keep an eye open
for those ODDITIES.
Respectfully submitted by: Henry
Roeckers 19Oct2020
2×5
Roger
Marshall
SIMS…
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BRUNER…
SAMSEL…
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tor for several newspapers in
Miami County, as well as several
national agricultural magazines
including Drovers Journal and
Pork.
I am running for the House
of Representatives because I
believe I can represent the district better than my opponent.
Since all the contributors to my
campaign are from individuals,
my chief concern is representing
citizens of the 5th District not
special interests.
I grew up learning to use
firearms safely on my grandparents farm. I support Second
Amendment rights, but we need
to make sure that those buying assault-style weapons are
subject to rigorous background
checks.
I do not fit neatly in pro-life or
pro-choice camps on my views
about abortion. I am against
abortion, but I am not in favor
of an anti-abortion amendment
to the state constitution. Making
abortions illegal would create
a network of back-alley providers. We need to focus on making
abortion unnecessary, not illegal.
My top goals for the
Legislature include:
Rebuilding Kansas in the
wake of the COVID-19 pandemic,
Reducing or eliminating the
sales tax on food,
Passing Medicaid expansion,
Maintaining the current
state budget for education,
Economic development for
rural communities.
For more information on my
campaign go to my Facebook
page, Roger Sims for Kansas,
or my website, simsforkansas.
com. Or check out my interview
on the Verity Seeker Facebook
page.
our district.
I do my best to serve every
person in this district, even
when I dont agree with them.
I proudly advocate for traditional Republican principles
like fiscal conservatism, limited government, and equal
opportunity for all, including
strong support for education
in all facets. In Topeka, I usually vote with the Republican
majority, but votes are to be
earned. While difficult and
never something I enjoy, I
push back against our own
leadership or special interests when they dont have the
best interests of Kansans or
OUR community at heart.
You will notice a tone in
this general election campaign different from August.
That is because this time the
special interests have not
dumped thousands of dollars
and misleading attack ads
into our district. If you want
that to end, we must vote for
candidates willing to put our
long-term good over shortterm gains.
Im proudly endorsed by
Kansas Farm Bureau, Kansas
Livestock Association, and
Kansans for Life. My opponent is a good and decent
man and should be commended for his contributions to education. However,
Kansas National Education
Association endorsed my
campaign because I have a
proven record of supporting
our kids and educators even
when its not easy to do so.
It is an honor to serve the
good, hard-working people of
the 5th District. I humbly ask
for the opportunity to serve
another 2 years.
and Unaffiliated voters. My
Republican and Unaffiliated
team members include mayors
of Ottawa and Iola, the two largest towns in the district.
I taught history at Chanute
High School for 40 years. As
a teacher, parent, and grandparent education has always
been important to me. I support Public Funds for Public
Schools, school funding at preGreat Recession levels, well paid
school employees, and a safe
and healthy learning environment for students. I also support
a cost of living adjustment for
KPERS.
Protecting access to healthcare and our rural hospitals and
clinics is also central to my campaign. It was the incumbents
failure to support Medicaid
Expansion that proved the tipping point for my entry into this
race. Medicaid Expansion would
insure 216 residents of Anderson
County, create 34 jobs, and have
an annul economic impact of
about $1.500,000 (source: Alliance
for a Healthy Kansas.)
I support investments in highways, bridges, and rural broadband.
I have studied and taught history my entire adult life, and
I know that honest, fair, and
responsible government is possible. We have seen too little of
that in recent years. I support
the politics of civility, cooperation, and compromise.
Workers, small business owners, and family farmers who cannot afford to make large campaign contributions and hire
lobbyists should be listened to.
Please check out Bruner for
Kansas on Facebook for my
thoughts on issues that cannot
be summed up in 300 words!
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Both Bulldog squads win
regionals, heading to state
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
GARNETT – It was a great day
for the host Anderson County
Bulldogs on Saturday as both
the boys and girls teams are
heading to state after bringing
home first place finishes.
The girls were led by senior
Rayna Jasper (21:59) and freshman Addie Fudge (22:03) who
finished in fourth and fifth
place respectively.
Mackenzie Kueser, senior,
finished in 11th with a time of
23:05, followed by Kassie Mains
(23:10) in 12th.
Another senior, Lanie
Walter, was just inside the top
20 in 19th place with a time of
24:14.
Katie Schmit (28th, 25:40)
and Emily Moyer (30th, 26:11)
also ran on Saturday.
The Lady Bulldogs won with
a total score of 40. Second place
Santa Fe Trail wasnt too far
behind with 54.
In boys action, the Bulldogs
won with a score of 48 and
Perry Lecompton was in second place with 57.
AC ended up with 2 of the
top 5 runners as Riley Hedges,
senior, finished 2nd place with
a time of 17:17, which was 13
seconds behind champion Seth
Jarvis of Burlington.
Also in the top five was
freshman Landon Kraft, with a
time of 17:59.
Junior Kasen Fudge (18:32),
senior Seneca Wettstein (18:56)
and senior Orvel Broce (19:37)
finished 9th, 12th and 23rd
respectively.
Viking boys headed to
state for 5th straight year
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
WABAUNSEE – The Central
Heights Viking boys cross
country team is back in familiar territory with a 2nd place
regional finish and are heading back to state for their 5th
straight year.
Seniors David Craft (2nd
place, 18:05) and Luke Cotter
(3rd place, 18:13) led the way for
the Vikings.
Craft was edged out by
champion Gavin Brady of
Brookeville by just over 3 seconds.
Freshman
Dakota
Kuczmarski (11th, 19:09) finished just outside the top 10 in
11th place.
Fellow
underclassmen
Nicholas Schultze (20:48) finished 27th and freshman Alex
Skeet (23:04) finished 42nd.
Rounding out the Viking
runners for the day was senior
Jesse Wharton (24.24) in 46th
place.
Saline High School won with
a total of 59, Central Heights
had 70 and Bennington was
narrowly behind them with 72.
For the Lady Vikings, junior
Taryn Compton (22:34) earned
a trip to state with a 5th place
finish.
Winning the girls run was
Peyton Piepho of Bennington
with a time of 21:25.
Junior Lily Meyer (25:27)
finished 24th.
Head coach Troy Prosser
stated, The Regional meet
is a bittersweet competition.
For the majority of the runners across the State, its their
final race of the season while
others get one last chance to
find a new level. This entire
season, up to this point, has
been complex, to say the least.
Lily (Meyer) has been one of
our top runners for the past six
years but found herself snake-
bitten with the injury bug this
year and never really had the
opportunity to fully heal up
from it. While the season ended
one week short for her, Taryn
continued to improve and grow
into an even stronger runner
as the season progressed and
solidly staked her claim as a
name other runners and coaches know at every meet.
Prosser added, The boys,
on the other hand, had a very
tough challenge living up to
their own success and standard
from the past four years. On
a 33 degree day with a bitter,
east wind, they didnt flinch
and put together their best performance as a team this season
– earning a chance to run as
a group at the State meet for
the 5th straight year. It took
all six of them but David and
Luke turned in some killer performances taking 2nd and 3rd.
Dakota also had a great race
in his first Regional meet as
a freshman (11th) – only a few
seconds away from an individual medal. Nicholas, Alex, and
Jesse all found exactly who we
talked about needing to beat in
order to place in the top two
and handled business perfectly.
On a personal note, heading to Victoria, KS for the 2A
State Championships might
seem like a huge change for
some, but its my mothers
hometown, one that I visited
almost every other weekend
for my entire childhood to see
my aunts, uncles, cousins and
grandparents. In a way, for
me, its like Im going home,
Prosser added.
Next up for the Vikings is
a trip to the state meet this
coming Saturday in Victoria
at Victoria-Sand Plum Nature
Trail. The boys will kick off the
day at 9:30 a.m., followed by the
girls running at 10:05 a.m.
6A
SPORTS
Also running were senior
Dylan Cole (20:12, 32nd place)
and senior Leo Sheahan (20:27).
As expected, head coach
Mike Sibley was pleased with
this teams performance.
Congratulations to the
Anderson County boys and
girls cross country teams for
their regional victories on
Saturday. This marks the girls
1st regional championship
since 1977 and the first time in
our school history that the boys
and girls have both notched
regional victories in the same
year, Sibley stated.
Both squads will head to
the Wamego Country Club,
1900 Country Club Drive, in
Wamego on Saturday.
The 3A boys will run at 12:00
p.m. and the girls will follow at
12:35 p.m.
Due to restrictions concerning COVID, spectators are limited to 4 fans per participant
and must have wristbands to
enter the venue. Wristbands
must be purchased at the school
where the student attends as
they will not be selling tickets
or wristbands at the state competition.
Lancer runner
wins regionals,
heading to state
BY KEVIN GAINES
Lady Bulldogs golf finishes 5th at state
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
EMPORIA – As a team, the
Anderson
County
Lady
Bulldogs golf squad came in 5th
at the 4A state championship in
Emporia.
Anderson County competed October 19th and 20th at
Junior Ally Duke (187) and
senior Madison Stevens (193)
werent far behind finishing
18th and 24th respectively.
Another senior, Madolyn
Honn, shot a 214 over the two
day stretch and sophomore
Aislyn Smith finished with a
250.
Vikings reeling heading into playoffs
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
RICHMOND – The Vikings 4-1
start is a distant memory now
as they have dropped their
last 3 games after falling 20-18
on Friday night to Pleasanton
(3-5).
Pleasanton jumped out
on top 8-6 before the Vikings
tacked on a second quarter
touchdown to cut the lead to
8-6.
The score would remain
that way until the fourth quarter as both teams would score
two touchdowns each and all
conversions failed allowing
Pleasanton to hold onto their
slim two-point margin.
Tony Detwiler again led the
offense with 124 yards passing and two scores to go along
with 113 yards rushing on 19
attempts and another touchdown.
Jarod Crawford was the
leading receiver hauling in 4
passes for 73 yards and a touchdown..
Cauy Newell caught the
other touchdown pass en route
to 4 catches for 32 yards. Newell
also led the defense with 17
tackles.
Brady Burson and Dominic
Lopez did their part defensively as well amassing 12 tackles
each.
Next up is the opening
round of the 1A state playoffs.
Central Heights (4-4) will travel to Jackson Heights (3-4) on
Friday night, the game will
start at 7 p.m.
The winner will advance to
play Olpe (8-0) Friday night,
November 6th.
Undefeated Crest Lancers
open football playoffs at home
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
COLONY – On Thursday night
at 6 p.m., the Crest Lancers will
put their perfect record (8-0) on
the line as they host Wakefield
(2-6) in the opening round of the
8-man DII state football championships.
Crest handled their schedule with ease as they downed
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BUHLER – Last Saturday, Crest
Lancer Ursula Billings claimed
another notch in her season
goals as she ran away with a
victory at her regional cross
country meet at Prairie Ridge
Park in Buhler.
Buhler is nearly 3 hours
away, just a few minutes
northeast of Hutchinson, and
temperatures were in the low
40s at the time of the run but
Billings did not let the travel or
cold weather stand in her way.
The junior won with a time
of 21:02, which was 17 seconds
in front of second place finisher
Madison Butler of Macksville
High School.
Next up for the Ursula is
a trip to the state meet this
coming Saturday in Victoria
at Victoria-Sand Plum Nature
Trail beginning at 12:35 p.m.
Emporia Municipal Golf
Course with Winfield winning
the championship with a total
of 738. Anderson Countys total
was 778.
Individually
Maclaine
Sears, senior, was the top finisher in 16th place with a score
of 184.
AC football
plays finale
on Thursday
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
GARNETT – A promising
start for the Anderson County
Bulldogs (3-5) to the season
at 3-0 has evaporated and all
that is left is a Thursday night
tilt against Cherryvale (2-6).
Kickoff is at 6 p.m.
Outside of their two wins
over teams with a combined
0-14 record, Cherryvale has
struggled on the season.
Their last 4 defeats have
been by a combined 181-32.
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7 of their opponents with ease
ending the games early due to
the 45 point rule, knocking off
another opponent by 36 and
won their final game of the
season due to forfeit.
Wakefield lost their first 6
games of the season before winning their final two games, but
those wins came against teams
with a combined one win.
Common opponents between
Crest and Wakefield is Marais
Des Cygnes Valley.
Crest manhandled MDCV
72-22 and the following week
MDCV bounced back with a
54-24 win over Wakefield.
The winner of the game will
advance to play the winner of
the Hartford (5-3) and St. Paul
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Vern Valentine
Combined military and law enforcement experience of 40 years.
Kansas Sheriffs Association board member.
Resident of Anderson County
since 1998
ANCO Sheriffs office since 1998
Patrol officer 3 years
Detective/Lt. 9 years
Sheriff 8 years as of Jan. 21
Retired U.S. Army with over
20 years service
Combat Engineer
Heavy Equipment Operator
Water purification specialist
Deployed to Iraq
Jan. 2005- Dec. 2005
I would appreciate your vote on Nov. 3.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM KANSAS
Tuesday, October 27
10:00 a.m. – Storytime for Preschoolers
– Online
12:00 p.m. – Rotary International Club
Meeting
5:00 p.m. – Anderson County Economic
Development Meeting
6:00 p.m. – American Legion Bingo
6:00 p.m. – City Commission Meeting
7:00 p.m. – Alcoholics Anonymous
Wednesday, October 28
1:00 p.m. – Duplicate Bridge – Cancelled
7:00 p.m. – Garnett Optimist Club Mtg.
Thursday, October 29
9:00 a.m. – TOPS Meeting
6:00 p.m. – 13-Point Pitch & Snacks Garnett Senior Center
7:00 p.m. – Alcoholics Anonymous
Saturday, October 31
9:30 a.m. – Class 2A State Cross
Country – Victoria
12:00 p.m. – Class 3A State Cross
Country – Wamego
12:00 p.m. – Class 1A State Cross
Country – Victoria
5:00 p.m. – Halloween Hooplah Hosted
by AC C.A.R.T.S.
6:00 p.m. – Light the Night Truck or
Treat – First Christian Church
Sunday, November 1
Daylight Savings Time Ends
Monday, November 2
9:00 a.m. – Anderson County
Commission Meeting
9:00 a.m. – Friendsip Quilters Meeting
4:00 p.m. – Greeley PTO
6:00 p.m. – Celebrate Recovery
6:00 p.m. – Garnett Lions Club Meeting
7:30 p.m. – Kincaid Masonic Lodge
No. 338 Meeting
Tuesday, November 3
10:00 a.m. – Storytime for Preschoolers
– Online
12:00 p.m. – Rotary International Club
Meeting
4:30 p.m. – Tourism Advisory Board Mtg.
5:30 p.m. – Garnett Community
Foundation Board Meeting
6:00 p.m. – American Legion Bingo
7:00 p.m. – Alcoholics Anonymous
Barbara Bollier (D)
On Thursday, Oct. 22, students at Greeley
Elementary brought the pumpkin farm to their
school. Due to Covid-19 restrictions and policies,
annual field trips have been put on hold, so the staff
and PTO at Greeley found a safe way to create
their own pumpkin farm. Pumpkins purchased
from Pleasant Ridge Farm in Rantoul, were placed
on the schools baseball field. A borrowed trailer
served as a hay rack ride and P.E. teacher, Marty
Alley, volunteered to use his truck to pull the trailer
around the school property. The children loved
the hay rack ride and were dropped off to choose
a pumpkin, decorate it, have their picture taken,
compete in two activities and enjoy a snack. The
80 degree weather helped make the day a big
success.
Above – Mr. Alley, the fifth and sixth graders pose for
a picture before heading out to choose a pumpkin.
On right – Harper Brooks, Kindergartner, decorates
her pumpkin.
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW 10-27-20 / SUBMITTED
HALLOWEEN…
FROM PAGE 1
Contests are Peoples Choice.
You can cast your vote in
person or online from 5:00
to 7:30 p.m. on Halloween,
October 31st. Winners will be
announced on the town square
and online at 8 p.m.
Decorated Pumpkin Contest
Gourds to ghouls…or whatever your creative mind sees.
Turn your pumpkin into whatever you want it to be. Bring to
the square and we will share
for all the world to see.
Bring decorated pumpkins
to Check- In table on the town
square between 4:00 and 5:00
p.m.
Costume Contest
To be or not to be….that is
the question! We are in search
of unique and entertaining disguises which sets you apart
from the all the ghouls at
schools. Stir up your imagination and create an unforgettable image to put on display for
all the world to see!
Categories
Best Biblical
Best Family Themed
Most Creative Homemade
Come to the check-in table
and we can snap a pic to place
on CARTS of Anderson County
Facebook page for online voting.
All entries must be submitted by 7:00 p.m. The earlier
the better….Remember, its
peoples choice! So, let your
friends and family know to cast
their vote.
Scavenger Hunt
Are you ready for a hunt
from dusk and beyond? Search
the streets, alleys, parks and
paths for those things that are
well…….
Go to check in table and pick
up your hunt list. You can play
as an individual or as a team.
Travel the square and/or anywhere in Anderson county and
take a pic of you/team with
those objects and present all
your pics at the prize table to
collect your reward.
Eyeball Search
No matter where you go, you
are ALWAYS being watched!
First Christian Church
to host annual Light
the Night event
Please visit the First
Christian Church of Garnett,
200 S. Walnut, for Light the
Night, 6-8 p.m., outside the
church on Halloween night,
October 31.
The line for the annual
trunk-or-treat will start on the
south side of the property in
a social distancing manner
between people or family you
do not live with.
Candy, hot dogs and hot
chocolate will be handed out
in a no physical touch serving
line. Tables and chairs will be
sterilized between uses.
This event features costumes
and decorations that show the
lighter side of Halloween;
nothing dark or scary for the
little kids.
CALL AHEAD- PICK UP (913) 898-6211
Monday: Tacos & chicken enchiladas
Every Sunday
Tuesday: Open-face roast beef
11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Wednesday: Fried chicken
ALL AVAILABLE
Thursday: Meatloaf
Homemade
FAMILY-STYLE!
Friday: Chicken fried steak
PAN-FRIED
or chicken fried chicken
CHICKEN
Saturday: Wings- EVERY Saturday!
2×3
1-Stop
1st Saturday:
2nd Saturday:
3rd Saturday:
4th Saturday:
5th Saturday:
Ribeye Steak
Chicken Enchiladas
Boiled Shrimp
Fried Catfish
Sues Choice
Sunday: Homemade pan-fried chicken w/sides
We have
pizza!
There are 180 eyeballs that
are waiting to be found. Will
you be one of them that sees
them watching you? If you spot
one, take it into possession and
trade it for a prize at the prize
table. Limit 2 eyeballs per person. Because no one has eyeballs in the back of their head
(EXCEPT moms!).
Candy Count
Theres a candy tower that
stands in the shadows of the
night surrounded by a webbed
shield. Your job is to cautiously peer through the webs to get
your best count on the items
inside. You cannot touch or
you are disqualified. Simply
write your name and number on paper and Slip in your
guess, to win… or not to win.
BaHahaHa!
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Im Barbara Bollier. Im a
mom, a doctor and state senator. I went into medicine to
improve peoples lives and
went
into
public service for the
very same
reason.
I
have dedicated my lifes
work to my
patients, my
Bollier
community,
and our state.
In
the
Kansas legislature, I was a
leading advocate for expanding affordable healthcare, fully
funding our schools, investing
in rural communities, balancing the budget and keeping
taxes low. I have a record of
standing up to either party if
they are doing the wrong thing
for Kansas. But I also worked
with anyone to get results for
our families. And thats exactly
what Ill do in the U.S. Senate.
My opponents record
is quite different. Hes more
interested in keeping the leaders of his political party in
Washington happy. He votes
the way he is told rather than
doing what is best for Kansas.
Not only that, he even voted
against a measure that would
have made healthcare more
affordable right now, in this
pandemic, when families need
it most.
This is a difficult and historic time for our country. We need
leaders in Washington who will
stop the political bickering stop attacking one another and just get things done. Thats
always been my approach – listen, look at the facts, work with
others and solve problems.
That is why I am endorsed by
Senator Nancy Kassebaum and
nearly 100 Republican leaders
from across Kansas. They know
I will be the independent voice
of reason that Kansans need in
Washington. Thank you.
BAR..
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to which bar owners are entitled under the law.
Peach Madl, owner of The
Sandbar, is seeking immediate
relief from the county-wide
emergency Order issued by Dr.
Marcellino on grounds that the
Order violates the Fourteenth
Amendments procedural due
process guarantee. The Order
does not provide for any kind
of a hearing related to business
closures, curfews, or restrictions.
The
Lawrence-Douglas
County emergency order
requires restaurants and bars
to stop serving alcohol at 11:00
p.m. and to close their doors
at midnight, regardless of
the establishments existing
COVID mitigation procedures
and protocols. This order obviously continues to hurt establishments in the area and prohibits them from sales during
peak hours.
Roger Marshall (R)
Im a fifth generation farm
kid and a first generation college graduate. My American
dream was to become a Doctor.
I
started
at
Butler
C o u n t y
Community
College,
and got my
Bachelors
degree from
K-State. Two
Marshall
weeks before
Medical
School I met
my wife, Laina. With her help,
I graduated from KU Med
and became an OB/GYN. We
moved to Great Bend, KS and
raised our family. We have
four children, two grandchildren, and a third on the way.
Kansas is our home and our
Kansas way of life helped us
achieve our American Dream.
Im running for U.S. Senate to
make sure my kids and grandkids – and your kids and grandkids – have the same shot at
their American dreams.
The future of our country is
on the ballot. We cant afford
giving Democrats the Senate
majority. Our Kansas Values
are on the line. Democrats support defunding the police, lateterm abortion, and gun confiscations. We cant let them
implement their far-left agenda.
My father was the Police
Chief in El Dorado for 25 years.
Ill always support our Law
Enforcement Officers and I
appreciate the sacrifices they
make every day to keep us safe.
Being pro-life isnt a political
position, its my lifes work.
Ive delivered over 5,000 babies
throughout my 30 year medical career. Im proud to be
endorsed by Kansans for Life
and the National Right to Life.
Im a lifelong hunter with an
A+ rating from the NRA. The
2nd Amendment is the firewall
that protects the rest of our
constitutional rights. My opponent has praised Australias
gun confiscation and gun bans.
We cant let her buy this election.
Im a proven conservative
and endorsed by President
Trump. I humbly ask for your
support. I would be honored to
earn your vote for U.S. Senate.
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my goal was to be an educator
(41 years) which also coincided with a career in coaching
cross country (35 years) and
track (15 years) as head coach.
My wife Pam and I have lived
and worked in this county our
entire lives and raised our family here. This proves that my
roots here are proven and deep.
Im here to stay.
As County Commissioner
I serve on numerous committees – Twelve County South
East Kansas Regional Planning
Commission (grant writers
for city and county infrastructures), Executive Committee
(served 1 year as chairman),
Fourth Judicial District Judge
Nominating
Commission,
Anderson County Economic
Development Work Ready
Committee, 169 Corridor
Coalition, Local Emergency
Planning Committee, worked
to help disperse some
Spark funding, Community
Development Block Grant
funding dispersal, spearheaded the Veterans Memorial
committee, Anderson County
COVID Task Force.
In working with the Public
Health, Public Safety, and
Public Works departments,
each has its own special set of
issues. We currently have two
large concerns –COVID and
construction of 169 corridor
on highway 169 South of town.
Both require special attention,
both offer inconveniences, but
with patience and time we will
get past both obstacles.
It is reassuring to have fellow commissioners like David
Pracht (District 2) and Les
McGhee (District 1) with which
to work. Together, we have,
in my opinion, developed a
very efficient team. We have
worked hard to keep transparency in our countys government. Withholding information, covering up issues is not
what we are about. If we are
to help build a stronger more
cohesive community then we
must move forward together.
We have all seen what happens at the national level when
members simply refuse to get
along.
I would appreciate your support on November 3. Thank
You.
ings and budgeting workshops
where I got to learn first-hand
about the many facets of the
citys operation.
I attended KU and graduated with a B.S. degree in
Business Management and
Entrepreneurship. After graduating, I had the opportunity to
move back to Garnett working
in a satellite office for a merger and acquisition consulting firm; Baker Group. I also
obtained my insurance license
and work out of the same office
for Sho-Mor Financial.
I am running for City
Commission because Ive
always been interested and
involved in city government
and leadership. Im currently
serving on ACDA Board and
have learned a lot about downtown revitalization, supporting local businesses and bringing in new industry.
Ive attended nearly all city
commission meetings since
filing and have visited with
city employees along with several meetings with the City
Manager to get a well rounded idea of what issues Garnett
will be facing and where my
focus will be if elected;
Garnett Airport Project
Garnett water treatment plant
construction
Infrastructure improvements,
code enforcement and developing a land bank
Bringing in more industry
and development sites
Supporting local businesses
Ensuring transparency and
fiscal responsibility with your
tax dollars
Strong support for our
hard-working city employees
Senior housing
Garnett has many valuable assets and amenities and
opportunity along with several
issues that we are facing and
we need a motivated, idealistic,
and business-minded person to
help provide a dynamic perspective on the commission.
I hope to have your vote of
confidence.
last year against Greg and lost
by 44 votes. I decided to run
again this year.
I do believe that I can make
a difference in many areas.
If you have noticed a lot
more campers in the Garnett
area since all of this Covid
started.
What if we would put in
more power spots at Cedar
VALENTINE…
FROM PAGE 1
for 21 years, spent a year in
Iraq in 2005, and retired from
the military May of 2017. I
will always support and
uphold the constitution of the
United States to include the
second amendment. I started
my law enforcement career in
1997 when I became a reserve
police officer in Iola. I came to
the Anderson County Sheriffs
office in 1998 and served under
two administrations before I
ran for sheriff in 2012 and took
over in January 2013.
I brought modern technology to the jail, 911 communication center and been able to
provide the Deputy Sheriffs
with dependable equipment,
body cams, and tasers while
staying within budget. I saved
over $40,000 a year in inmate
health care cost while improv-
ing the health care of the
inmates. I have increased the
income of the jail by approzimately $200,000 a year helping towards the cost of caring
for inmates. We are solving a
lot more crimes since I have
been Sheriff and I credit that
to my years of experience as a
detective and my employees,
present, and past.
I question why my opponent did not run for sheriff in
the county he resides in. Why
wait five weeks before the general election to announce he
was going to run for Sheriff as
a write in. He says it is time
for a change but he has not
specified what that change is
or how he plans on doing that.
Vote to re-elect Vern
Valentine next Tuesday.
You name it, we print it.
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would have more revenue from
camping fees and even more
from sales tax. If we can generate enough sales tax we could
possibly lower taxes. We need
to see where we could cut some
taxes that are way too high.
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Thank you for your time.
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a Deputy for Linn County and
part time for Anderson County
as a Sheriff Deputy.
I have met a lot of great
people throughout Anderson
County. I have noticed the
people in Anderson County
are kind, caring, and compassionate towards everyone they
meet. This made me very happy
to have our children raised
here and still live in Anderson
County today.
During my years of service,
I have learned you have to be
open minded, able to listen to
what the public/employees
want and need. I believe everything should be done as a team
and I believe the only time I
should be used is if something
goes wrong. There is no I in
team work and I fully believe
in giving credit where credit is
due.
~ Honesty
~ Integrity
~ Able to Listen to Others
needs
~ Budget Minded
Once Elected youre going to
see more community involvement. Youre going to see a
focus based, Law Enforcement
examples include but not limited to Theft, Drugs, Mental
Illness, and Person Crimes.
to start off with. Community
involvement is very important to me. Programs such as
Crime Stoppers and Night Out
Against Crime will be implemented. I would also like to
see prosecution for individual
crimes be followed through to
the very end. This takes a good
working/open minded, relationship between everyone.
Thank You to everyone in
Anderson County for your support.
Garnett is slowly growing.
Just a year ago you could drive
up and down any street and see
for sale signs everywhere and
a lot of empty houses. Now a
lot of these empty houses are
being fixed up and either rented or sold.
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, October 27, 2020
LOCAL
Notice to creditors – Rockers Estate Notice of
(First published in The Anderson County
Review, Tuesday, October 13, 2020)
IN THE MATTER OF THE:
LYLE E. ROCKERS AND HELEN L. ROCKERS
REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST
NOTICE TO CREDITORS PURSUANT TO
K.S.A. 58a-818
THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS
CONCERNED:
You are hereby notified that Lyle E.
Butch Rockers, of Garnett, Kansas, died
on September 17, 2020. The decedent was
the Grantor of the Lyle E. Rockers and Helen
L. Rockers Revocable Living Trust dated
November 13, 2015, as amended (the Trust).
Laurinda Sobba is serving as Trustee of the
Trust. The Trustee has the power to pay the
outstanding debts of the decedent from the
Trust property upon receipt of proper proof of
the debts. In accordance with K.S.A. 58a-818,
creditors of decedent must present claims for
such debts to the Trustee in writing within the
later of four (4) months from the date of first
publication of notice, or thirty (30) days after
receipt of actual notice if the identity of the creditor is known or reasonably ascertainable by the
Trustee. If a creditor fails to present such claims
to the Trustee within such prescribed time
period, the creditor will be barred as against the
Trustee and the Trust Property.
Laurinda Sobba
2987 Cloud Road
Richmond, Kansas 66080
785-241-0850
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Notice of Suit regarding guardianship
(First published in The Anderson County
Review, Tuesday, October 27, 2020)
Ty R. Wheeler, #15512
Kansas Legal Services of Emporia
527 Commercial, Suite 201
Emporia, Kansas 66801
(620) 343-7520
(620) 343-6898
wheelert@klsinc.org
Attorneys for Petitioners
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ANDERSON
COUNTY, KANSAS
IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARDIANSHIP County, Kansas, by Jennifer Epting-Williams
praying for Guardianship and Conservatorship
AND
of minor child, Michael Hamilton and you are
CONSERVATORSHIP OF:
M.H. hereby required to plead to the Petition on or
before November 13, 2020. in the Anderson
County District Court. Should you fail therein,
)Pursuant to K.S.A. Chapter 59
judgment and decree will be entered in due
Case No. 20PR24
course upon the Petition.
NOTICE OF SUIT
THE STATE OF KANSAS TO Cole Hamilton /s/ Ty R. Wheeler
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS WHO ARE OR Ty R. Wheeler
Kansas Legal Services of Emporia
MAY BE CONCERNED:
Attorney for Petitioner
You are hereby notified that a Petition for
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Appointment of Guardianship and Conservator
has been filed in the District Court of Anderson
Notice of publication for child in need of care
(First published in The Anderson County
Review, Tuesday, October 20, 2020)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF WYANDOTTE
COUNTY, KANSAS JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
Department of the Wyandotte County District
Court requesting that the Court find the above
Children In Need Of Care because:
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION FOR CHILD
IN NEED OF CARE TRIAL AND/OR
TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS
(1) the above mentioned children are without
adequate parental care, control or subsistence
and the condition is not due solely to the lack of
financial means of the child's parents or other
custodian.
IN THE INTEREST OF:
Name DAVINA CLARK
DOB: XX/XX/2017 A Female
Case No. 2020JC0188
(2) the above mentioned children are without
the care or control necessary for the above
mentioned children's physical, mental or emotional health.
Name: NOLAN CLARK
DOB: XX /XX /2019 A Male
Case No. 2020JC0189
A motion has been filed in the Juvenile
Department of Wyandotte County District Court
requesting that the Court find:
TO: Magen Clark and to all other persons who
are or may be concerned:
MAGEN CLARK
A PETITION has been filed in the Juvenile
the natural parent of the above named minor
children, to be an unfit parent and consider the
above minor child to be adjudicated in need of
test of voting
equipment
(Published in The Anderson County Review,
Tuesday, October 27, 2020)
Public Notice
The Anderson County Clerks office will be
holding a public test of voting equipment on
October 29, 2020 at 8:30 a.m. in the Anderson
County Annex.
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Serena Hawkins, an attorney, has been
appointed as Guardian ad Litem for the child.
Each parent or other legal custodian of the
child has the right to appear and be heard
personally with or without an attorney. The
court will appoint an attorney for a parent who
is financially unable to hire an attorney.
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT
BY:
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care and permanently terminating the parental
rights of the above named parent.
You are required to appear before this court on
the 16th day of November, 2020, at 9:30
a.m. or prior to that time file your written defenses to the pleading with the Clerk of this Court.
If after a child has been adjudged to a Child In
Need of Care, the Court finds a parent to be
unfit, the Court may make an order permanently termination the parent rights.
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Saturday, October 31st 10:00 a.m.
23258 NW 1750 Rd. Garnett, KS
(2 Houses West of Garnett City Limits on 4th Avenue)
Furniture
Kitchen Microwave Cart
Antique oak bar backs
Nice Oak Kitchen table
Shin Lee solid oak dining table w/ 5
leaves & 8 chairs, 2 Captains, very nice
Solid oak curio cabinet
Solid oak corner curio cabinet
Antique solid oak library table
Antique oak mirrored mantle shelf
Kenline matching sofa & armchair
Solid oak matching sofa & end table
Antique solid oak round side table
Solid wood corner cabinet, 6 tall
Antique Cecilian record player,
stereo, 8 track cabinet
Antique Small wood round top box
Sentry 1400 safe w/ combination
Halls Safe Co. safe, key lock
Old wood piano stool
Antique oak Murphy bed
Wood oak quilt rack
59 Full size bed w/ pillow top
mattress & box spring, dresser &
chest of drawers, mahogany
Single folding cot
Queen size bed w/ dbl. pillow
top mattress & box spring, metal
head board
Full size bed, oak frame
Solid wood night stand
Antique solid oak dresser
Antique oak folding love seat/ bed
Antique oak rocker
Vintage oak arm chair & coffee &
end tables, wagon wheel design
Antique oak Morris recliner chair
Several metal wardrobes
Bumper pool table, slate bed w/
balls and cues
Solid oak book shelf
1930s painted cabinet
Walnut & Oak table tops
Antique solid oak library table w/
drawer
Walnut cabinet w/ marble top
Antique oak mirrored side board
Short oak curio cabinet, round front
Antique walnut swivel dresser mirror
Several nice recliners
Oak Barristers cabinet
Nice Office chair
Electronics
Casio Electronic Keyboard
Panasonic microwave oven
Cuisinart griddle
Black & Decker blender
Several Crock pots
Toastmaster 4 slice toaster
Cuisinart egg cooker
Hamilton Beach can opener
Home Dehumidifier
Sylvania record/cd/ player/ stereo
Several DuraFlame rolling heaters
Oster toaster oven
1 – 50+ flat screen TV
1 – smaller TV
Household
Vintage 51 Kings radio
Vintage ceramic lighted Christmas tree
Several vintage bedtime story books
Hohner International 6 string guitar,
model G-294
Hoover wide path Tempo sweeper
Floor & table lamps
Stainless Steel pots & pans
Muffin tins, pie & cake plates,
silverware, cutting boards
Stainless Steel canister set
Cuisinart knife block set
Some Fostoria glassware
Food storage containers
Several Campbells soup thermoses
Vintage Depression glass water set
Some silver plated items
Nice glass stemware and other nice
glassware
Galileo thermometer
Kitchen utensils
Water bath canners
Canning jars
Some nice baskets
Some handicap equipment
Several nice fans
Jewelers Equipment
Vintage Watch Master watch timing
machine
Vintage watch cleaning machine
Vibrograf M80 watch timing machine
Vintage GIA Diamond Grader
5-C & E Marshall Co. watch crystal
cabinets w/ crystals
3-Flexo Crystals cabinets w/ crystals
Vigor watch lathe/grinder/polisher
Jewelers bench grinder
Portescap VC-10 Automatic watch
cleaning machine
Vibrograf B200 watch timing machine
Bulova jewelers microloupe,
model 9020
Vigor Pennyweight scale
Vigor Electro-Plater
Foredom flex shaft jewelers tool,
foot controlled
Outdoor/Lawn & Garden
PowerLand 4400 Watt generator,
elec. start
John Deere LA105 riding lawnmower,
530 hrs, 5 speed, 19.5 hp
3 pt. Post hole digger, 9 auger
Wheel barrow
Kuker 15 gal. lawn sprayer, pull type
10 gal. Air compressor
Black & Decker elec. lawnmower
Expanded metal 4 wheel wagon
Several nice folding safety step
ladders
Plastic & metal lawn chairs
Patio bench & coffee table
24 aluminum extension ladder
Car ramps
Cattle mineral tubs
Some T posts
Cattle sorting paddles
Bear Valley saddle, Denver, Colorado
Stirrups, girths
Elec. Fence charger
Round metal tub & bucket
Adjustable WorkMate
2 wheel dolly
Folding 2 wheel dolly
Loppers, bow saws
Gun Guard padded gun case
Poulan P3314 chainsaw
Homelite elec. chainsaw
Weather Guard truck tool box
Poly Work Box truck toolbox
Power saws & drills
Ratchet & socket sets
Combo wrench set
Coleman cordless detail sander
Cordless drills, drill bits
2 ton floor jack
Battery charger
3- 5 gal. Kerosene jugs, poly
Poly gas cans
Croquet set
3010 Ratchet crank bottle jack
Vintage Brass tire pump
Water hoses
Shop-Vac
Lawn & Garden chemicals
Lots of shop hand tools, hammers,
pliers, electric cords, nail bars, hand
saws, Allen wrenches,
fence pliers
Performance 204 pc. Drill & bit set
Fence stretcher, T post driver
Shovels, rakes, sharp shooters, rock
bars, sledge hammer, shop broom,
pitch forks
Air bubble
Several poly tarps
2 seater patio glider & rocker
Expanded metal patio table & 4
chairs
Several Patio cart
Park bench
Weber Performer charcoal grill w/
cover, nice
8 wood stepladder
Lunch Served Restrooms
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Card of Thanks
The Covid-19 has had a huge
impact on my life. I am grateful for
the support & prayers I have
received from so many people I
have known. The process of healing has begun & will continue.
You have given me strength &
resolve to return as a better man.
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NOTICES
Alcohol Anonymous meetings. Tuesdays and Thursdays,
7 p.m. 510 S. Oak, Garnett.
(785) 241-0586.
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PUBLIC
AUCTION
2×5
Saturday Nov. 7, 2020 @ 9:30 a.m.
931 Trefoil Road, Leroy, Ks.
Jane and the late William (Bill) Rolf
e boone
From LeRoy, go 5 miles north on Shetland Rd. to 9th. Rd.,
go east on 9th.Rd. 1 mile to Trefoil Rd., go north on Trefoil
Rd. mile to sale site, limited off street parking day of
sale, weather permitting.
POWERCHUTE: Bombardier; TRACTORS: John
Deere model R diesel; Kubota, B1750; Kubota M135GX;
TRUCKS: 1975 Ford 600; 1986 Dodge Ram I ton dually;
FARM EQUIPMENT: TANKS: TRAILERS: ANTIQUES
& COLLECTIBLES: SHOP EQUIPMENT: RESTAURAUNT EQUIPMENT:
MISC: NOTE: Everyone that knew Mr. Rolf knew that
when he built these items in his shop that he done a very
good job. This is a large auction, plan on spending the
whole day with us.
For complete sale bill and pictures check web sites: kansasauctions.net/boone or kansasauctioneers.com
E. Boone Auctions
Eric Boone
620-625-3246 Cell: 620-496-6312
E-Mail: eboone60@hotmail.com
PARTNER WITH US!
AMERICA NEEDS JOURNALISTS
SO DOES KANSAS
HVAC
Maintenance Contract
2×3
The
City of
is requesting proposals for
city
ofGarnett
garnett
a Preventive Maintenance Annual Contract for all
HVAC units in city buildings. If you are interested in
submitting a proposal, please contact City Hall
(785) 448-5496 or email Travis Wilson at twilson@
garnettks.net for more
information. The deadline for submitting a
proposal is
December 31, 2020
Full Time Truck Driver
Anderson County Solid Waste & Landfill is taking applications for a full-time truck driver position, open until filled.
Applicant must have at least 6 months verifiable class A
CDL experience to apply. Applicant will be required to
work every third Saturday (8-12:00) plus Monday
through Friday 7:00 -3:30 p.m. Position has full county
benefits, insurance, vacation and sick leave.
2×4
and co landfill
Applicant will run all heavy equipment on site, required
to obtain 24 hrs. of initial training for waste building and
refresher course of 8 hrs. annually, training is provided.
Applicant will be required to climb, balance, reach, crawl
& move up to 50 lbs. Applicant will be exposed to moving
mechanical parts, high precarious places, fumes or airborne
particles, toxic or caustic chemicals. A full job description
and application are available at the County Road Dept. Office, 823 W. 7th, Garnett, KS and also at the Landfill. Questions please call Scott @ 785-448-3109. Anderson County is
an Equal Opportunity Employer and position is Veterans
Preference Eligible (VPE), State Law – K.S.A., 73-201.
EVER WANTED TO WORK AND
LIVE IN A SMALL, SAFE CITY?
2x4YOUR OPPORTUNITY
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erie!
The City of Erie is looking for an energetic Grocery Store
Manager in a small town where crime is low, schools are good
and youll know the first and last names of all your neighbors!
Must have a high school diploma or GED. Past work
experience in management or groceries strongly preferred!
This is an exempt position with benefits that include health
insurance, KPERS, sick and vacation time.
Journalists shed light on vital issues that may otherwise be kept
in the dark. They expose problems and give citizens the tools
they need to make informed decisions about issues that affect
everyday life in their community.
Help to ensure local newspapers are able to continue the
important work that they do. PARTNER WITH US!
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CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIED
Submit resume and
cover letter to:
Erie City Clerk
101 N. Main,
Erie, KS 66733 or
cityclerk@erieks.com
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this time of extreme government overreach and heavy tax
burdens. I will not let socialism creep into Kansas on my
watch. I will work diligently
to represent you. Together we
can and do make a difference.
I have worked over 31 years
in Information Technology
solving problems. I have been
recognized for work, including awards from NASA and
others for achievements and
teamwork. My background
provides me the skillset in
finding cost-efficient solutions.
My conservative values stem
from working in my youth at
my parents business followed
by over 25 years working on
the ranch, co-owned by me and
Tim, my husband of 31 years.
The Democrat Governors
throughout the nation are
promoting fear by their strict
shutdowns and catering to
extremist groups that promote
socialism. I will stand against
government overreach and
fight to protect our liberties
and God given rights. I will
work to get our economy back
on track by promoting legislation that reduces government
bureaucratic red tape and
reduces some of the highest
tax burdens in the nation.
Last year, I lead an effort
passing legislation to give you
a voice before your property
taxes increase. The Governor
vetoed this legislation. Many
have asked me to work on this
again, to override a Governor
who stands between us and
transparency. I ask for your
vote. Thank you.
DE LA ISLA…
FROM PAGE 1
and executive director of two
non-profit organizations, and
successfully ran state-wide programs for a public utility. I
was elected to the Topeka City
Council in 2013, and Mayor of
Topeka in 2017. As mayor, Ive
worked across the aisle to create hundreds of jobs, fix roads,
open a new tech school, and
reduce violent crime.
My platform is simple:
(1) ensure every Kansan has
access to affordable healthcare
and insurance that expands
Medicaid and protects pre-existing conditions; (2) provide
meaningful
infrastructure
improvements to our roads,
bridges, and highways, as well
as greater broadband access to
rural communities; (3) advocate for sustainable economic, social, and environmental
solutions that will support our
farmers, food processors, and
manufacturers; and (4) ensure
that our families and small
businesses have the support
they need to counter both the
public health and economic
impacts of the coronavirus.
Public service is not about
politicsits about people. We
must bring Kansans together.
Our families deserve an advocate who understands the challenges Kansans face. I am the
only candidate who has personally wrestled with poverty,
serious illness, overwhelming medical debt, and access
to affordable healthcare, and
now I can help others overcome their circumstances. Ive
spent my entire career serving Kansas families. Now Im
ready to stand up for you.
LA TURNER…
FROM PAGE 1
while I serve as Kansas State Treasurer.
My number one priority is helping our country move past and
recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. I will fully fund vaccine
research and will put in place economic policies that will allow
our economy to reopen and rebuild through small business
growth and higher take home pay for workers. As we dig out, we
need to hold China accountable for covering this up in the early
stages and allowing it to spread. That includes sanctioning those
officials responsible and working to bring our supply chain home
to America.
It is completely absurd that they are benefiting economically
from this disease. Beyond that, we need to get term limits passed
at the federal level. We cant send people to Washington, D.C. time
and time again and expect a different result. We also need to work
toward a balanced budget and stop continuing to saddle our children and grandchildrens future with our debt.
I have a track record of getting things done and I will work
just as hard in Congress for you. I would appreciate your vote on
November 3rd.
COPING…
FROM PAGE 1
Mersman said KDHE was
circulating a fact sheet in
hopes of educating patients
and possible contacts about the
Covid basics:
DEFINITIONS:
Isolation Keeps someone
who is sick or tested positive
for CoVID-19 away from others, even in their own home.
Quarantine Keeps someone who was in close contact
with someone who has CoVID19 away from others.
Close Contact Having been
within 6 feet for more than 10
minutes of a person who is positive for CoVID-19. Examples:
riding in car, sitting at dinner
table, watching a movie on the
same couch. 14 days mandatory quarantine from last time
with positive case.
**While research indicates
masks may help in limiting
transmission, the degree of protection, if any, will depend on
the type of mask used and if the
mask was used properly and
consistently during exposure
to a symptomatic or asymptomatic person with COVID-19.
Therefore, the determination
of close contact should be made
irrespective of whether the
person with COVID-19 or the
contact was wearing a mask.
Because the general public has
not received training on prop-
er selection and use of respiratory PPE, it cannot be certain
whether respiratory PPE worn
during contact with an individual with COVID-19 infection
protected them from exposure. Therefore, the determination of close contact should
generally be made irrespective
of whether the contact, or the
case, was wearing respiratory
PPE, which is recommended
for health care personnel and
other trained users, or a mask
recommended for the general
public.
Household contact – Persons
living in the house with positive, 24 days mandatory quarantine minimum, can change
depending on the disposition
of the positive case or if anyone
else in household becomes positive.
Person Under Investigation
(PUI) – A Person Under
Investigation (PUI) is someone who is suspected of having
COVID-19 disease because of
symptoms or exposure (travel-related or exposure to a
known case). A person who
is being tested for COVID-19
because they are suspected of
having the disease is required
to be in isolation until test
results are received.
Additional information can be
found at https://www.coronavirus.kdheks.gov/
Wedding, Engagement, Anniversary &
Birth Announcements Business News
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, October 27, 2020
6B
LOCAL
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW 10-27-2020 / SUBMITTED
Videoboards were recently installed in the K-6th grade classrooms at Greeley, as well as the other
elementary buildings in the district. This new technology opens up infinite ways to teach material and
engage students with just the touch of a finger to the screen. Technology teacher, Bayley Linn, held a
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW 10-27-2020 / SUBMITTED
training session with teachers and went over the basics and highlights in use of the boards. There are
so many things this board can do, so many options and possibilities, its hard to cover everything in one Ron and Christy Ratliff of Garnett recently had mulitple entries at the 2020 Southern National Jersey
training session, said Linn. This is an infinite white board. Lesson pages, pictures, teaching apps, show and came home with many awards for their efforts.
videos, live teaching sessions, recorded teaching sessions can all be used with a touch or a swipe, she
added. The teachers were encouraged to practice with their new video boards and began using them
the following day. Above – Bayley Linn, Technology Instructor, holds a videoboard training session with
Greeley teachers. Inset picture – Greeley third grader, Riley Dozier interacts with a trivia competition in
their classroom.
GARNETT – Ron and Christy 1st 4-year-old, Ron & Christy
Ratliffs win Premier Breeder Award
Call (785) 448-5711 text (785) 204-1382
Dutch Country Cafe
Restaurant Coffee Shop Bakery Banquets
309 N. Maple Garnett Mon-Sat 6AM-2:30 PM
Traditional Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking
Daily Lunch Specials:
Weekly Baked Goods Special:
Breads &
Dinner Rolls
Monday:
Taco Salad
Tuesday:
Dutch Country Cheese Steak
Wednesday:
Hot Beef Sandwich
Thursday:
Fried Chicken
Friday:
Meatloaf
Saturday:
Chicken Fried Steak
Men
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ad f n this
10% or
off!
Ratliff competed at the
Southern National Holstein
& Jersey Show in Stillwater,
Oklahoma on September 25th
and 26th.
Not only did they win the
Premier Breeder and Exhibitor
awards but they also picked
up numerous other awards as
well.
Awards they earned are:
Grand Champion and
Champion Bred & Owned
Open Show
Ratliff Colton Pearl (Colton),
1st 4-year-old, Ron & Christy
Ratliff, KS
HM Grand Champion Open
Show
Ratliff Money Delirious
(Money), 1st junior 2-year-old,
Ron & Christy Ratliff, KS
Senior Champion Open
Show
Ratliff Colton Pearl (Colton),
Ratliff, KS
Intermediate Champion
Open Show
Ratliff Money Delirious
(Money), 1st junior 2-year-old,
Ron & Christy Ratliff, KS
Reserve Intermediate
Champion Open Show
Ratliff Ricochet Vegas
(Ricochet), 1st junior 3-yearold, Ron & Christy Ratliff, KS
Premier Breeder &
Exhibitor Overall
Ron & Christy Ratliff, KS
Milking Yearling (4)
1. Ratliff Money Vixen
(Money), Ron & Christy Ratliff,
KS
Summer Junior 2-Year-Old (4)
1. Ratliff Ladd Vicki (Ladd),
Ron & Christy Ratliff, KS
Junior 2-Year-Old (9)
1. Ratliff Money Delirious
(Money), Ron & Christy Ratliff,
KS
Junior 3-Year-Old (7)
1. Ratliff Ricochet Vegas
(Ricochet), Ron & Christy
Ratliff, KS
Senior 3-Year-Old (4)
1. Ratliff Irwin Vancy-ET
(Irwin), Ron & Christy Ratliff,
KS
4-Year-Old (14)
1. Ratliff Colton Pearl
(Colton), Ron & Christy Ratliff,
KS
2. Ratliff Dually Atlee-ET
(Dually), Ron & Christy Ratliff,
KS
5. Page-Crest Virtuoso 148
(Virtuoso), Erin & Sophie
Leach and Ron & Christy
Ratliff, KS
Winter Calf (15)
2. Stoney Point Andreas
Trinity (Andreas), Ron &
Christy Ratliff, KS
Best Three Females (1)
1. Ratliff Jerseys, KS
Vote
WRITE IN
James
Akes
REPUBLICAN
November 3
3×10.5
James Akes
Donald J. Trump
President
Michael R. Pence
Vice-President
for
Anderson County Sheriff
5 years patrol deputy, EMT,
retired fire and rescue 18 years,
deputy coroner Linn/Anderson
county
Why I am running for sheriff in
Anderson County: I saw the need
for change. I loved working with
the people in Anderson County.
I feel I can be that change for our
communities and citizens.
I will work very hard for our community and citizens in Anderson
County. I believe that surrounding
yourself with a good team you
can accomplish amazing things.
Tuesday,
Nov. 3
The change youve been
looking for in your county
sheriffs department.
There are jobs out there that
cant be accomplished without
a great team. I believe in giving
credit where credit is due. Telling
someone they did a good job for
a job well done this means a lot.
Early voting begins October 14.
Please write in James Akes for
Anderson County Sheriff.
Thank You.
Paid for by Committee to elect James Akes, Charlotte Grimes, treasurer
Roger Marshall
Mark Samsel
Jake LaTurner
Caryn Tyson
U.S. Senate
2nd Dist. U.S. House 12th Dist. Ks. Senate 5th Dist. Ks House
Trevor Jacobs
4th Dist. Ks House
Vern Valentine
ANCO Sheriff
Julie Wettstein
ANCO Clerk
Elizabeth Oliver
ANCO Attorney
Republican candidates
share your values for
better government in your
community, your state and
your nation.
Vote Republican
this Tuesday.
Anderson County Kansas
Republican Central Committee
Dena McDaniel Anthony Mersman
ANCO Treasurer ANCO Comm. Dist. 2
Paid for by The Anderson County Republican Central Committee, Julie Wettstein, treasurer.