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Volunteering bears fruit U.S.: Syria and

Russia continue to ‘bury truth’

By SHELLIE SMITLEY The Iola Register

Lois Bradford is taking advantage of the free time retirement brings. She volunteers at both the Iola Area Ministerial Alliance food bank and the Iola Senior Citizen’s Thrift Store.

She began volunteering at the food bank in 2003, a few years after she retired from Allen County Hospital where she worked as a nurse for 30 years and then in admissions for 14 years.

She gets to the food bank early on Tuesdays to help unload the produce donated by Walmart through Feed America.

Bradford said she has a special method of storing the items to allow their easy retrieval when things get busy on distribution nights, Tuesdays and Thursdays.

“That way I am not running all over the place,” she said.

The number of people the bank serves depends on the time of the year and the time of the month, according to Bradford.

“A lot of people get food stamps but they run out toward the last of the month so sometimes we have more (clients)” then, she said.

Bradford said the majority of the clients she serves are either retired seniors who come in for fresh produce because they can not afford it or younger people because they cannot find a job. Helping people who are “down on their luck” is what she most enjoys about the position.

Besides food, Bradford said, she enjoys giving them tips about job openings and referring them to other services that may help them. She also shares her passion for gardening.

By MIKE CORDER The Associated Press

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — Syrian authorities — “abetted by Russia’s continuing efforts to bury the truth” — still possess and use chemical weapons, an American diplomat told the international chemical weapons watchdog today.

The strong comments

by Kenneth D. Ward, the American ambassador to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, came amid ongoing diplomatic skirmishes over last week’s deadly attack in Syria.

Ward used a hastily c o nve n e d meeting of the organ i z at i o n’s e x e c u t iv e council to launch a withering verbal at- Kenneth Ward tack on Syrian President Bashar Assad and his allies in Moscow.

The meeting was called to discuss the April 4 attack on the Syrian town of Khan Shaykhun that killed nearly 90 people. The United States and other Western See SYRIA | Page A5

Civic groups talk collaboration MORAN — Collaboration is the key for local civic groups to grow and prosper, Barbara Chalker Anderson said Tuesday.

Anderson, of the Kansas Department of Commerce, spoke to 23 representatives of 4-H, Kansas Masons and PRIDE committees in eastern Allen County.

The three groups have met jointly before after the Kansas Masonic Foundation donated $1 million to the Kansas PRIDE organization in 2016.

Anderson spoke briefly about the three organiza-

Lois Bradford began volunteering at the Iola Ministerial Alliance food bank a few years after she retired from Allen County Hospital. REGISTER/SHELLIE SMITLEY “I tell them about my container gardening,” she said.

“Anyone can do that, even if they live in an apartment.”

Bradford grows an array of potatoes, peppers and tomatoes on her back porch. She learned to garden from her aunt, Mildred Beam, who was wheelchair bound due to multiple sclerosis.

“She just wheeled her wheelchair out,” to tend to

her plants, Bradford said.

Volunteering for one agency is not enough for the mother of two, grandmother of five and great-grandmother of 11, who only admits that she is in her 80s. On Mondays she volunteers for a seven-and-a-half hour shift at the thrift store where she inspects the donations, prices them and puts See FRUIT | Page A3

tions, and the impact each has made locally and around the world.

Jennifer Murphy, a Southwind Extension agent, spoke about Allen See GROUPS | Page A3

LaHarpe to snuff burning regulations

By RICHARD LUKEN The Iola Register

LAHARPE — LaHarpe City Council members acknowledged We d n e s d ay the city’s rules regarding open bu r n i n g after dark probably need to change, because the city often is one of the violators.

The city’s ordinances ban any open burning after sundown, unless the fire is contained in a pit of some sort. However, LaHarpe occasionally burns off a brush pile near city park after resiSee LAHARPE | Page A3

A gaggle of youngsters scurry to find hidden candy at LaHarpe City Park at the 2016 Easter Hunt. A similar hunt will be Saturday at the park, one of seven such area events planned for this weekend. REGISTER FILE PHOTO

Area groups plan weekend Easter egg hunts Easter hunts aplenty will fill the weekend.

Saturday

Colony’s hunt kicks off at 9:30 a.m. at the Colony ball park for children up to fifth grade.

The annual Easter parade at Windsor Place takes place at 10 a.m. and is open to all children. The youngsters are invited to dress in their favorite Easter attire. Chil-

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dren should enter through the rehabilitation doors and exit out the front.

Humboldt’s downtown square is the site of a 10 a.m.

Easter egg hunt for children up to fifth grade. In the case of rain, the hunt will be in the old high school gymnasium.

Also at 10 o’clock, the Light of LaHarpe Church will host an Easter egg hunt

for children 12 and younger.

The public is welcome.

The Iola Kiwanis Club Easter Egg Hunt is scheduled for noon on the courthouse square.

Children through 5th grade are invited to participate. In the case of rain, the event will be in the Red Barn on the Allen Community College campus.

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mittee’s egg hunt will be at 2 p.m. at LaHarpe City Park.

The event includes drawings for prizes in each age group.

In the event of rain it will take place at City Hall.

Sunday

Moran Baptist Church will sponsor an Easter egg drop at 5 p.m. The hunt begins after 2,000 or more eggs are dropped from a passing airplane.

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Club studies Patty Duke Unity Club met at the B&B Cafe with 18 members.

Rosemary Riley was the hostess and Juanita Tolle presented the program on Patty Duke, or Anna Marie Duke, her given name.

Duke’s autobiography, “Call Me Anna,” was written in 1987. Juanita talked about a second book, “A Brilliant Madness,” written in 1992 after realizing she suffered from manic-depressive illness most of her life.

Through success and much dysfunction, Anna Marie Duke was one of the most celebrated child actresses who also became an adult actress with many theatrical and television movies to her credit.

Born Anna Marie Duke in November 1946, she spent most of her growing up years under the tutelage of John and Ethel Ross, agents to mostly child stars. Her childhood was isolated, controlled and not normal for a growing child.

The Rosses told her how to act, what to say and they dominated her ev-

ery move. It wasn't until she was 18 that she broke the spell they had over her.

Soon after she left them, she married the first of her four husbands. She seemed to be attracted to “daddy figures" because her own father left the family early in her life. Patty Duke was best recognized for her part in “The Miracle Worker," where she played Helen Keller.

Throughout her career, Duke battled bipolar disease, though she could never put a name to her problems. She was 32 before she was diagnosed and found it could be treated. Since that time, she wrote this book in which she came out to the public about her illness.

Duke had her own television show, “The Patty Duke Show," which cast her in the double role of lookalike cousins. She served as president of the Screen Actors Guild and was a spokesperson for women's rights and mental health issues.

She died in 2016 at the age of 69.

Students showcase talent Students who study the violin under Betty Cunningham and the piano under Kathleen McCollam performed a number of pieces Sunday at a recital at the Dale P. Creitz Recital Hall in the Bowlus Fine Arts Center.

Performing were: Piano solos — Jennifer Tidd, “Fur Elise,”

by Beethoven; Riley Jay, ‘Cossack Ride,” by Faber; Piper Weilert, “Old Indian Blues,” by Noona; Connor Powe, “All Through the Night,” Welsh Air; William Toland, “First Rock,” by Bastien; Kale Godfrey, “Fiesta,” by Palmer; Evan Powe, “Dona Nobis Pacem;” Elza Clift, “Boogie Blues,” by Bastien; Caroline Toland, “Fur Elise,” arranged

by Bastien; Miah Shelby, “Gypsy Legend,” by Chovan; Audrey Powe, “Spanish Dance,” by Bilotti; Spencer Ames, “The Hunters,” by Glover; Jesse Taylor, “Sontina No. 4,” by con

spirito Clementi; Callie Murcko, “Scat Boogie,”

by Bastien; Siodney Shelby, “Frolicky Rollicky Wind,” by Coburn; Jarrod Powe, “Sontia Op. No. 36, No. 2: 1st and 2nd movements,” by Allegretto and Clementi; and Ella Taylor, “Avalanche Op. 45, No. 2,” by Heller.

Piano duet — Jarrod Powe and Jesse Taylor, “Fugue on a Russian Theme,” by Anton Arensky.

Violin solos — Rebecca Sprague, “Bouree,”

by Bach; Moira Sprague, “Hot Cross Buns;” Kinsey Jelinek, “Indian Lament;” Evie Schooler, “French Folk Song;” Piper Weilert, “German Folk Song;” Rohan Springer, “Song of the Wind,” folk song; William Toland, “The May Song;” folk song; Caroline Toland, “Minuet No. 3,” by Bach; Miah Shelby, “Govotte,” by Becker; and Michael Price, “Gigue,” by Veracini.

Memoir awaits inquisitive minds Hannalore Schaeffer is a young immigrant in 1870s San Francisco in “The Dressmaker’s Dowry” by Meredith Jaeger. She and her friend Margaret both struggle to provide for their siblings by running a dress shop. Then Margaret disappears, and Hanna turns to Lucas Havensworth, a wealthy man who came to her shop and with whom she struck up a friendship, to help find her missing friend. Alternating with Hanna’s story is that of Sarah in the present day. A writer fighting writer’s block, Sarah finds a story to tell in an 1870s newspaper headline, “Missing Dressmakers Believed to Be Murdered.”

Investigating the story, Sarah discovers a disturbing connection between her life and theirs.

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The original criminal complaint that The Associated Press obtained from Kobach’s office lists three felony counts against him for making a false statement on an affidavit

and three misdemeanor counts for unlawfully voting, but Kobach’s spokeswoman did not release the plea agreement that led to the deal on the lesser charges.

The initial charges were filed under seal in February and the prosecution was not made public until Wednesday when Kobach’s office sent out its announcement.

The court clerk’s office in Sedgwick County refused Wednesday to release any information on the case.

Bebek voted illegally in a 2012 special election, the 2012 general election and the 2014 general election, according to Kobach’s office.

“The problem of noncitizens voting is a serious one, both in Kansas and nationally,” Kobach said in the news release.

“Every time a non-citizen votes, it cancels out the vote of a United States citizen.”

Kobach, a conservative Republican, has ad-

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writes a mystery series set in western Kansas featuring local historian, now an undersheriff, Lottie Albright. The latest Lottie Albright mystery is “Fractured Families.” Visiting a cemetery with her husband’s aunt, Lottie discovers the bodies of a young man and a baby.

The KBI is called in, but Lottie and her relatives continue to probe the case themselves, finding an older case with strong parallels to the current one. Hinger lives in Denver, but grew up in Lone Elm. Some may remember her from our 2012 Fam-

ily Reading Festival.

Another author with a local connection is Sarah Sundin, who writes inspirational fiction set during World War II. Her new book is “When Tides Turn.”

Tess Beaumont joins the WAVES and is commissioned as an officer. She meets the nononsense career naval officer Dan Avery, who fights German U-boats in the Atlantic. He’s focused on his career and the war, but can’t get Tess out of his mind.

Sundin is a cousin to Iolan Yvonne Dunlap.

“Girl in Disguise” by Greer Macallister is inspired by the true-life story of Kate Warne, the first female Pinkerton detective. Kate is a young widow who needs a job as the novel begins. She convinces Allen Pinkerton that a woman can go places and learn things that

men cannot. Her specialty becomes disguises. Posing as a southern belle, Kate learns of the Baltimore plot to assassinate president-elect Lincoln as he passes through the city on his way to his inauguration, causing Lincoln to alter his itinerary and avoid the assassins.

During the Civil War she faces off with another real-life woman, the Washington socialite and Confederate spy Rose Greenhow.

“My Life, My Love, My Legacy” has the late Coretta Scott King’s name on the cover, and it’s told in the first person, but it’s also an “as told to” memoir. Rev. Dr. Barbara Reynolds is the one to receive credit for putting it into book form.

The book shows both the “Coretta” and the “Mrs. King,” wife of the slain civil rights leader.

Kansas officials look to hire prison builder

By JOHN HANNA The Associated Press

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas could sign a contract this fall with a private company to build a new prison to replace its oldest and largest state lockup, and it is limiting the search to companies that already have built multiple prisons, documents show.

The state Department of Corrections is telling potential bidders on the project, which could cost as much as $155 million, that the contract also would require them to maintain the proposed new prison in Lansing.

The state also is asking for proposals under which a company initially would own and lease the prison to the cash-strapped state before the state would buy it outright.

Parts of the existing Lansing prison date to the 1860s, and corrections officials believe a new prison would be safer, easier to maintain and more efficient, able to operate with 43 percent fewer workers.

But some legislators

State charges non-citizen for voting WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach announced Wednesday his first prosecution of a non-citizen voting illegally since lawmakers in 2015 gave him the authority to prosecute voter fraud.

Victor David Garcia Bebek pleaded guilty to three misdemeanor counts of voting unlawfully in 2012 and 2014, according to a news release from Kobach’s office. The plea deal calls for a $5,000 fine and unsupervised probation for up to three years.

Bebek’s defense attorney did not immediately return a phone message left at his office seeking comment, and Bebek did not have a listed phone number. Bebek’s nationality was not released.

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vised President Donald Trump on immigration and is the architect of tough Kansas voter identification laws, including a 2013 requirement for new voters to provide papers documenting their U.S. citizenship when registering.

That proof-of-citizenship requirement has been attacked in multiple federal and state court lawsuits.

Kobach has long argued that voting by immigrants in the U.S. illegally and other noncitizens is a serious threat. Critics contend such fraud is rare and argue the requirement suppresses turnout because eligible citizens may not be able to immediately provide documentation such as a passport, birth certificate or naturalization papers.

Between 2003 and 2013, the state documented 30 cases in which non-citizens registered to vote, federal court filings show.

see the plan as a step toward privatizing the prison system, and two key lawmakers worried Wednesday that Republican Gov. Sam Brownback’s administration is rushing the project.

Companies face a May 12 deadline to express an interest and provide their qualifications, according to a request posted online last week by the state Department of Administration.

Proposals from qualified bidders are due July 21; a contract would be awarded within a month and in its final form by Sept.

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THE REQUEST tells prospective bidders that the state could finance the new prison itself, but it also asks companies to submit proposals for lease-purchase agreements of 20, 30 and 40 years.

“We’re leaving the options open for whatever makes the most sense,” said Department of Corrections spokesman Todd Fertig.

Corrections Secretary Joe Norwood announced in February

Vino event rescheduled The Mother’s Day “Vino Need No Stinkin’ Brushes” has been rescheduled to 7 p.m., May 13, in the Party Girls building on the Iola square. Angie Whitmore will guide the participants in creating their masterpieces.

Preregistration is encouraged. The cost is $25 and includes paint, wine and snacks.

Those interested should call Humanity House Foundation at (620) 380-6664. Proceeds from the event benefit Humanity House Foundation.

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that the state was pursuing the project. The plan is to mothball the oldest and most historic parts of the current prison and to demolish the rest, replacing it with a new 1,920-bed prison and a separate 512-bed minimum-security dormitory, for a total of 2,432 beds. The current prison holds up to 2,405 inmates.

The state is seeking proposals only from companies that previously have built at least three other prisons of similar size. The requirement is likely to limit bidding to a few companies.

“Building a correctional facility is different than building other large residential buildings like hotels or college dormitories,” Fertig said. “There are specific aspects that require particular expertise.”

The state House Appropriations Committee last month included a provision in a budget bill that would authorize either a leasepurchase agreement or up to $155 million in bonds for a new prison in Lansing. Lawmak-

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ers expect to debate the measure in May. Rep. J.R. Claeys, a Salina Republican and chairman of an Appropriations subcommittee on public safety agencies, said he doesn’t believe that the Department of Corrections has explored all of its options.

For example, he said, it could expand its exiting maximum-security prison outside El Dorado and house inmates in a private prison just across the western border in Colorado. He also said building a new prison at a “green field” site might be less costly.

“There’s a serious trust issue between legislators and this administration,” Claeys said.

Sen. Laura Kelly, of Topeka, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Ways and Means Committee, said she believes Brownback’s goal is to “hurry up and get it done.” The termlimited governor must leave office by January 2019, and there has been speculation about him leaving earlier to take a job with President Donald Trump’s administration.

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dents fill the pile with downed limbs, trees and other shrubbery.

Even if the city starts a fire early in the morning, the pile will burn and smolder for days, Councilman David Lee noted.

“Our burn rule creates all sort of hate and discontent,” he said. “We need to look at relaxing some of the rules.”

Mayor Mae Crowell agreed, noting the city has had to dispatch volunteer firefighters to douse some small fires after dark, even if those fires are controlled, and even if those residents have obtained a burn permit.

The Council should look at allowing burning after dark, provided the fire is maintained and somebody is at the burn site, Councilman Danny Ware agreed.

THE COUNCIL will look at taking bids

on city-owned property in the 500 block of West Sixth Street. Floyd and Sharlyn Thompson, who own a house adjacent to the property in question, have inquired about buying the undeveloped land from the city.

However, the property historically has been platted for a street thoroughfare if Lincoln Street — which ends at Sixth — were ever to be extended.

“I don’t think we’re ever going to put a road through there,” Crowell said. “We don’t need to be mowing it or maintaining it if we have people interested in taking it over.”

While both Lee and Ware said the city would be short-sighted to assume Lincoln would never need to be extended, it would remain in LaHarpe’s best interest to allow the property to be sold. Council members agreed the fairest way to sell the land would be through sealed bid.

Sharlyn Thompson, who serves on the Council, recused herself from the discussion.

NEW YORK (AP) — There are no signs that a crime was committed in the death of the first black woman appointed to New York state’s highest court whose body was found on the bank of the Hudson River, police said Thursday.

Medical examiners are still planning to perform an autopsy on 65-year-old Sheila Abdus-Salaam.

The New York City police harbor unit retrieved

Sheila Abdus-Salaam her body from the Hudson on Wednesday, a day after she was reported missing.

Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who appointed Abdus-Salaam to the state’s Court of Appeals in 2013, called her a “trailblazing jurist.”

“As the first AfricanAmerican woman to be appointed to the state’s Court of Appeals, she was a pioneer,” Cuomo said.

“Through her writings, her wisdom and her unshakable moral compass, she was a force for good whose legacy will be felt

Fruit: Volunteer Continued from A1

them out for sale.

“I like to help people,” she said.

It gives her a sense of satisfaction, she said, to see people find bargains. She is especially proud of the grocery bag sale the store promotes. Customers can fill a paper sack full of clothes for $1.

“If you have kids, you really should come in and get your clothes there,” she said.

Bradford enjoys the crew she works with and considers them to be her friends.

“We all kind of divide up our jobs and we know what to do when and where. It just goes really well,” she said.

Bradford is not one to let life pass her by. She knows how to use Facebook, developed after she turned 60.

“It’s the only way you can keep up with people anymore,” she said.

It is the help that she has received from others during her years that compels her to give back.

“If your neighbor needs help with their lawn or showing them how to plant a container garden, (then) be a good neighbor,” she said.

Bradford said she would consider adding another volunteer activity to her schedule if the right one came along.

April is National Volunteer Month.

for years to come.”

Chief Judge Janet DiFiore said her colleague will be “missed deeply.”

Abdus-Salaam graduated from Barnard College and received her law degree from Columbia Law School.

She started her career as a staff attorney for East Brooklyn Legal Services. She served as a judge on the Manhattan state Supreme Court for 14 years.

Church finds replacement for 600-year-old tree BERNARDS, N.J. (AP) — A New Jersey church has planted an offspring of a nowdead white oak that was believed to be the oldest in the U.S. The younger tree was moved Tuesday to the grounds of a Bernards church to replace its so-called father tree. The old tree is scheduled to be chopped down soon.

The new tree was originally planted in 2001 at a nearby college, where it has grown to a height of 25 feet. The dead tree, believed to be the na-

tion’s oldest white oak, currently stands at over 100 feet tall.

The Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church, founded in 1717, is 300 years younger than the 600-year-old tree on its property. The younger tree has been planted a short walk from its father.

English evangelists James Davenport and George Whitefield preached to more than 3,000 people beneath the tree in 1740, and George Washington picnicked under it in early colonial America.

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County’s five 4-H clubs, City Slickers, Square B, Prairie Rose, Prairie Dell and Logan Pals.

Representatives from each club came forward to talk about past, current and future projects, such as when 4-H’ers assisted with LaHarpe’s citywide cleanup and clearing downed limbs

following an October tornado in Humboldt; collecting earrings for cancer patients through the “Lobes of Love” campaign; spearheading canned food drives; and laying wreaths on veterans’ graves.

Members of two Masonic lodges — Marmaton Lodge out of Moran and Virginia

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The Marmaton Lodge, working in league with the Jones Hardy American Legion Post, recent-

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vides a bus to transport youngsters during the summer to the Iola Municipal Pool; hosts a monthly food distribution point; and is assisting with efforts to open a new fitness center.

LaHarpe PRIDE has been installing new playground equipment at the city park, helped several residents clean their yards last fall, and will soon refurbish a sand volleyball court at the park. The committee will host an Easter egg hunt at 2 p.m. Saturday.

Savonburg PRIDE, which took shape in January, recently held a chili and soup supper to benefit a local resident in need.

ANDERSON ended the discussion by talking about the upcoming Week of PRIDE, May 2128.

While nothing has been planned for the week, several other activities are on tap.

Attendees noted LaHarpe will christen its new park equipment with a ribbon-cutting

celebration at 11 a.m.

May 20. Hot dogs will be served. (Anderson will present LaHarpe PRIDE with its new Community of Excellence sign at that time as well.)

Moran PRIDE/ Thrive will host its annual garage sale and plant swap May 6 at the Community Center to coincide with Moran’s citywide garage sales.

Savonburg PRIDE plans to have a county dumpster delivered to town in May for a cleanup of Main and Walnut streets. They hope to add more streets soon.

The Virginia Lodge in Savonburg will host a fish and mountain oyster fry from 5 to 7 p.m.

April 29 at the Savonburg Community Center. It will be a free-will donation to help raise money for their philanthropic giving.

Anderson concluded Tuesday’s meeting by noting the local groups can expand their reach even further by reaching out to other organizations, such as Kiwanis, Rotary and Boy Scouts.

Public notice (First published in The Iola Register, April 13, 2017) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ALLEN COUNTY, KANSAS J. P. MORGAN MORTGAGE ACQUISITION CORP. PLAINTIFF -vsCOLLIN WILLE, et. al.; DEFENDANTS No. 2016-CV-000070 Div. No. K.S.A. 60 Mortgage Foreclosure NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Under and by virtue of an Order of Sale issued by the Clerk of the District Court in and for the said County of Allen, in a certain cause in said Court Numbered 2016-CV-000070, wherein the parties above named were respectively plaintiff and defendant, and to me, the undersigned Sheriff of said County, directed, I will offer for sale at public auction and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand at the South door of the courthouse in the City of Iola in

said County, on May 10, 2017, at 10:00 a.m., of said day the following described real estate located in the County of Allen, State of Kansas, to wit: LOT EIGHT (8), BLOCK FORTY-EIGHT (48), ORIGINAL PLAT, CITY OF HUMBOLDT, IN ALLEN COUNTY, KANSAS. Commonly known as 508 Cherokee St., Humboldt, Kansas 66748 This is an attempt to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.

Bryan J. Murphy SHERIFF OF ALLEN COUNTY, KANSAS SHAPIRO & KREISMAN, LLC Attorneys for Plaintiff 4220 Shawnee Mission Parkway Suite 418B Fairway, KS 66205 (913)831-3000 Fax No. (913)831-3320 Our File No. 16-009693/jm (4) 13, 20, 27

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Call for candidates: Take your turn at public service Voters will get their first taste of selecting city and school officials in November this year.

The Legislature struck down spring elections for school and city positions last session, which means anyone interested in serving on Iola’s council — as well as Gas and others — have until June 1 to ponder the decision to file.

At Tuesday evening’s Gas council meeting City Clerk Rhonda Hill told councilmen the positions of Mark Henry and Kenny Baker would be up for grabs; so will Mayor Darrell Catron’s. Henry and Baker were non-committal about another term, deferring to “think about it.”

In Iola, Mayor Joel Wicoff and council members Nancy Ford, Beverly Franklin, Don Becker and Sandy Zornes will be up for election. Franklin mentioned recently she didn’t intend to run again, and “will try to find someone in my ward” to take the plunge.

If enough candidates file to require a primary, it will be in August.

In many respects those in local office hold more sway over people’s lives than those in Topeka and Washington, D.C. That may be the source of the campaign advice: “Don’t stay too close to the people too long if you have ambition for higher office,” with the rationale being virtually everything that occurs in city hall, the county courthouse and schools is well-known, and

effects have staying power.

An increase in utility rates, redoing a street or road or any number of local decisions affect individual citizens.

The flip-side is that local officials are much more accessible, to hear ideas, praise for popular decisions and, of course, criticism when it’s due — best done in a constructive manner.

THOSE WITH the time and wherewithal should be eager to serve in some capacity.

We have seen a multitude of folks come and go on governing boards. Some we thought did superbly, others maybe not quite so, but it is difficult to recall anyone who held a little piece of city, county or school reins who didn’t do so with good intentions.

Another observation: Time was, not so long ago, when a woman being elected was an event. Now, thank goodness, we can point to ever so many places where gender and race are wellrepresented, as they should be.

Some citizens say they lack experience and education to make decisions that affect us all.

We say hooey. Diversity of ideas and consideration is the grease that makes the wheels of local government turn in a positive and progressive manner.

Limiting ourselves to one demographic is a sure course to stagnation.

— Bob Johnson

Spicer’s trouble with the tongue WASHINGTON — What Sean Spicer has done is inexcusable, and I cannot forgive him.

I’m not talking about the White House press secretary’s claim Tuesday that Adolf Hitler didn’t use poison gas, at least not against his “own people,” even if the Nazis did send Jews to “Holocaust centers.” He has apologized profusely for that.

What’s unforgivable is Spicer’s brazen assault on spoken English.

“Tell us who you want to apologize to,” said CNN’s Wolf Blitzer, Spicer’s fatherconfessor of choice Tuesday evening.

“I’m not looking to quantify this in any way,” Spicer explained.

“Why bring Hitler into this?”

Spicer repeated: “I’m not going to try to quantify it.”

Spicer was presumably

Killing Fields injustice: 1.7 million dead; 3 convictions A visit to the memorial at Choeung Ek, a mass grave in Phnom Penh, offers a glimpse into the magnitude of Pol Pot’s butchery. Thousands of skulls stacked atop each other on shelves that reach skyward — a pillar of death that gives scale to the depravity of the Khmer Rouge.

From 1975 to 1979, the Khmer Rouge regime killed 1.7 million Cambodians, one of the worst mass murders the world has ever seen. Pol Pot died in 1998. But many others — the despot’s inner circle, his commanders, the overseers of the “Killing Fields” ­— also had blood on their hands.

Since 2006, a United Nations-backed tribunal made up of international and Cambodian judges and prosecutors has been investigating the mass killings, with the aim of bringing to justice the architects of the Cambodian genocide. Now, after 11 years, after spending $300 million, what has been the tribunal’s yield so far? Three

convictions, The New York Times reports. Two were top officials in the Khmer Rouge.

The third oversaw a regime prison. All three were sentenced to life in prison. Two other defendants died before their trials ended.

From its inception, the tribunal has been hamstrung by its hybrid makeup. It’s the product of a compromise between the U.N. and the Cambodian government, which sought a layer of sovereignty over the court’s affairs. The U.N. and the Cambodian government share the cost of the court’s budget.

Three other individuals are also being investigated by the tribunal, but charges against them are doubtful — the current prime minister, a former member of the Khmer Rouge, has said he opposes any further indictments.

The court has limited itself to pursuing only senior Khmer Rouge leaders and individuals deemed “most responsible” for the mass

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killings. The Times cites one Khmer Rouge official, Im Chaem, 74, whom the court declined to try, even though she was accused of overseeing the deaths of thousands of people in a labor camp.

Today, she lives with her children and grandchildren, tending her garden.

Genocide is a crime horrific enough to warrant the world’s oversight of its prosecution and adjudication. It’s why the U.N. oversees the International Criminal Court in The Hague, and initiated tribunals for the mass killings associated with the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda.

“Crimes against humanity” isn’t just a catch phrase; it’s a special category of horror that commits the world to ensuring the people responsible for mass murder are brought to justice — legally, fairly and without the taint of political bias. In the case of the Cambodia tribunal, that didn’t happen. Political bias poisoned the process.

Some apologists argue it’s enough that the tribunal’s work has shed light on a dark chapter in Cambodia’s past, allowing its people to reconcile and move on. That is not, however, the purpose of tribunals that investigate and prosecute those accused of mass killings. The aim should always be straightforward and unambiguous.

“Trials at best, convict the guilty and exonerate the innocent,” Peter Maguire, who has taught law and war theory at Columbia University, told the Times. Anything less simply isn’t justice.

— Chicago Tribune

Dana Milbank Washington Post Writers Group reaching for the word “qualify”; nobody asked him to tally up his Nazi remarks.

Spicer also lamented that his gaffe was “a distraction from the president’s decisive action in Syria and the attempts that he is making to destabilize the region.” Destabilize the Mideast? Mission accomplished.

Spicer went on to condemn the Syrian leader, “Bashad alAsi — . A — , A — , Bashar alAssad.”

Blitzer intervened. “I know you’ve mispronounced his name a few times, but it’s Bashar al-Assad,” he coached.

Just the other day Spicer pronounced it “Bissaa alAshar,” as transcribed by my colleague Erik Wemple.

Spicer’s struggles of the tongue make me believe his Nazi talk wasn’t a premeditated offense but a lost connection between brain and mouth. If you’re spokesman for the president, that’s not entirely reassuring.

In his brain he may be thinking “concentration camps,” but from his mouth it comes out “Holocaust centers,” as if they were shopping complexes. In his brain he knows Canada’s prime minister is Justin Trudeau and Australia’s is Malcolm Turnbull, but from his mouth comes “Joe Trudeau” and “Prime Minister Trumbull.” His brain knows what time it is when, at his afternoon briefing, he bids the audience good morning or good evening.

Whatever the cause, Spicer’s miscues are an international sensation. In Australia, the Sydney Morning Herald, inspired by the Turnbull mispronunciation, has a widget to “Spicer-ize” your name.

Mine is “Danai Mildred” and Spicer’s is “Searby Spiedler.”

GQ put together a video with an A-Z list of all the words Spicer invented on the White House podium. Highlights: Althewise, Drung Prices, Esigdesigejucation, Grobe, Inimpulintation, Kabalkabul-twi, Lasterday, Memererenrderm, Plarm, Transerptation, Wintofrom.

Some might think it unsporting to mock Spicer for his problem, but he did the same when he was with the Republican National Committee and Michelle Obama identified Iowa’s Bruce Braley as “Bruce Bailey.” “First lady botches name of Dem Senate candidate,” he tweeted.

As Spicer might say: What’s

As Spicer might say: What’s sauce for the goose is sauce for the gardener. sauce for the goose is sauce for the gardener.

His mishaps on the podium are legendary. The inaugural crowd “was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period.”

Trump’s unfounded claim that millions voted illegally are “based on studies and evidence that people have presented to him.” Trump’s equally dubious claim that President Barack Obama had a wiretap on Trump Tower: “The president used the word ‘wiretap’ in quotes to mean broadly surveillance and other activities.”

Thrice in January, Spicer referred to a terrorist attack in “Atlanta,” presumably meaning Orlando, 400-odd miles away. He has been portrayed to such devastating effect by Melissa McCarthy on “Saturday Night Live” — devouring gum, struggling with names and attacking reporters — that even now, when he shows up to briefings in jackets that fit, he sometimes appears to be imitating McCarthy imitating him.

He directed April Ryan of American Urban Radio to “stop shaking your head” when she looked skeptical at a briefing. Given control of the official White House @ presssec account, he pockettweeted messages such as “Aqenbpuu” and “n9y25ah7.”

He showed up at one briefing with his flag lapel pin upside down, prompting jokes that he was sending a distress signal.

Wemple believes Spicer’s collection of “spurts and blurts and polemical dead ends” is evidence that “he doesn’t know what he’s talking about.” Wemple notes his tendency to say “at the end of the day” for just about every purpose. After Politico noted that Spicer uses “phenomenal” to describe everything from the failed health care bill to U.S.-Mexico relations, Stephen Colbert put together a video of Spicer saying “phenomenal” set to the Muppets classic, “Mah Na Mah Na.” I count him retreating to the adjective “robust” in 17 different briefings, once producing this amalgam of Spicerisms: “I think the relationship with Mexico is phenomenal right now, and I think there’s an unbelievable and robust dialogue between our two nations.”

Way better than our relationship with Bashad alWhatshisname.

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As hospital expands around her, woman holds her ground

By ERIC ADLER Kansas City Star

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (TNS) — Her neighbors on Cambridge Street in Kansas City, Kan., sold their homes, took the cash and high-tailed it out of here years ago, far in advance of the sky cranes and the dusty rumble of heavy construction.

Not Linda Mawby.

“See, I’ve got my little oasis here,” said Mawby, who at 70 is lean and energetic, with a long, silver ponytail trailing from beneath her cap. “I’ve got my critters around me. I’ve got squirrels, chipmunks. A raccoon comes and goes.

I had a possum, maybe I’ll get another. Groundhogs.”

Mawby sat happily this week with her poodle mix, Bo, inside the backyard gazebo of what, over the last two years, has emerged as perhaps the most conspicuous sight in the University of Kansas Health System’s $350 million expansion project north of 39th Street near Rainbow Boulevard.

From high up, Mawby’s 110-year-old house at 3737 Cambridge St. — clad in cedar clapboard and surrounded by trees and untamed brush — indeed looks like an island on its tiny plot, surrounded on all sides by a 14-acre sea of construction.

On one side, KU Health System’s glass and steel Cambridge North Patient Tower continues to rise, looming over her home, 11 stories above the street and two more below. It is scheduled to admit patients in November or December.

To the west, directly out her front door, is a 2,200-car parking garage with glass stairwells, set to open this summer. To the east and north, she

Surrounded by development and construction as the nearby University of Kansas Hospital expands, Linda Mawby, 70, of Kansas City, Kan., has refused offers to buy her home of 30 years. After she dies, Mawby, who lives at the 1907 era home with her dog, Bo, would like to see the property turned into a museum and visitors center for the University of Kansas. From her second story deck, Mawby, a retired truck driver, has a clear view of the construction. KANSAS CITY STAR/TAMMY LJUNGBLAD/TNS sees scores of workers’ cars and trucks.

She’s the one homeowner who decided not to sell, and who has no intention of ever doing so.

“This is my home. I’m not going anywhere,” said Mawby, but without a hint of pique or defiance.

In fact, while cynics might suspect she’s holding out to wangle a better price, Mawby said nothing could be more incorrect. Nor, she said, has anyone at KU ever pressured her to move, threatened to uproot her through the use of eminent domain, or done anything other than acknowledge her wishes.

“We respect her right not to sell,” said Dennis McCulloch, the health system’s director of public and government relations. “You know, it’s a situation where she has expressed her desires. We’ve tried to be as courteous as we

can, while still making what we think is a generous offer.”

Indeed, Mawby said, “The hospital people have been wonderful.”

Early on, she said, she was offered 1.5 times the market price of her property, which is appraised by Wyandotte County at about $68,000. McCulloch said he was not at liberty to confirm the offer, but he said KU was still very interested in buying her property, having already purchased every other property in an area that extends north from the KU Hospital, at 39th Street, to 36th Street.

“SHE KNOWS an offer is on the table,” McCulloch said.

But money isn’t everything to everybody.

For Mawby, her home is home no matter what is being torn down or built up around it. Plus, in some ways, the construction is exciting.

“Change is inevitable,” she said, sitting inside her gazebo, happy to break out a photo album to show “the best view” of her home, with the 11-story tower stretching skyward above it.

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the home in 1987, 30 years ago, after a divorce. Something about the age of the house just spoke to her. She and her ex-husband used to buy and repair old homes as rental properties.

“When I bought the house, I knew I was to be the caretaker,” she said. “I just knew. It’s instinctual or something, maybe because it was so old, built in 1907.”

She graduated from Raytown South High School in 1965 and Central Missouri State University, now University of Central Missouri, in 1969.

For much of her adult life, she worked as a truck driver, both locally and cross-country. Her house on Cambridge Street became her sanctuary.

She gladly toured a reporter around the grounds, with a wood gazebo and triangular copper trellis built by her partner, Jerry Felkner.

The garden, with its red bud and walnut trees, is filled with art: glass orbs, chimes, bird feeders and birdbaths.

Stained-glass ornaments hang from branches. A wooden butterfly, orange, yellow and black and with wings the size of car doors, is strapped to a tree.

Wild brush borders her yard as hideaways and homes for rabbits, the occasional raccoon and other creatures.

Her garden is thick with irises, day lilies and daf-

fodils. Plastic flowers mark the burial sites of pets, primarily cats, she has loved over the decades.

Moving would mean leaving behind the resting places of Twister, Timmy, Summer Girl and others. Some of the cats in her care, she said, came from a shelter in Utah, Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, that adopted out cats with neurological difficulties.

Bo, her poodle mix, is a rescue dog that had been owned by a friend who lived in Mexico.

When the friend died in 2006, shortly after getting Bo, Mawby traveled to Mexico to help settle the estate and brought Bo back as her own.

Blinded by cataracts, the dog makes his way around by scent.

The place is also a refuge for others.

Years ago, Mawby placed the address on a website, warmshowers.org, that offers free places to pitch a tent and shower for long-distance bicyclists. Mawby and Felkner sometimes let them stay in the conversion van they have parked in the back.

When she dies, the house will go to her younger sister. Mawby figures the KU Health System will eventually get it.

She hopes hospital officials will keep the house intact, and she has her own idea how it might be used.

“My hope,” Mawby said, “is that when I’m gone, KU will keep it and make it into a museum and visitors center, ‘cause it relates back to when KU was founded, that same time period.

“I want to put that out there. I want people to hear that and start visualizing that.”

Where Mawby sits now, she’s hard to ignore.

Syria: U.S. abmassador says Russia helping ‘bury truth’ Continued from A1

governments blame Assad’s regime. Washington in retaliation launched missile strikes on a Syrian air base they say was the starting point for the chemical weapons attack, a move that ratcheted up tensions between the United States and Syria’s ally Russia.

Russia and Syria claim the Khan Shaykhun victims were killed by toxic agents released

from a rebel chemical arsenal hit by Syrian warplanes.

But Ward insisted it was a deliberate attack that amounted to “a direct affront to the Chemical Weapons Convention and, indeed, a direct affront to human decency, carried out by a State Party” to the OPCW, according to the text of his speech that was posted on the organization’s website.

Syria joined the

OPCW in 2013 under severe international pressure following a deadly chemical attack on a Damascus suburb. Assad’s government told the organization it had a 1,300ton stockpile of chemical weapons and chemicals used to make them. That stockpile was destroyed in an operation overseen by the Nobel Peace Prize winning-group OPCW, but ever since there have been questions about whether Assad had declared all his weapons.

“On April 4, the lifeless bodies of innocent

victims, grotesquely contorted and twisted by the nerve agent sarin, tell the real story,” Ward said. “Syria provided a grossly incomplete declaration to the OPCW of its chemical weapons program. Iit continues to possess and use chemical weapons.”

He added that “this outrage is abetted by Russia’s continuing efforts to bury the truth and protect the Syrian regime” from consequences of using chemical weapons.

Britain’s Ambassa-

dor, Sir Geoffrey Adams, told the meeting that U.K. scientists have analyzed samples from Khan Shaykhun and they “tested positive for the nerve agent sarin, or a sarin-like substance.”

Earlier this week, Turkish doctors also said that test results conducted on victims confirmed that sarin gas was used.

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In Moscow, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Thursday that OPCW inspectors should visit both the Syrian air base, which the U.S. said served as a platform for the attack, and Khan Sheikhoun to get a full and objective picture.

He said Russia vetoed a draft U.N. resolution Wednesday because it failed to mention the need to inspect the area of the attack.

“We are deeply worried by our partners in the U.N. Security Council trying to evade an honest investigation into that episode,” he said.

Lavrov said he emphasized the need for a wide-ranging OPCW probe during Wednesday’s talks in Moscow with U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, suggesting that Western nations, Russia and some regional powers could dispatch additional experts to join the investigation.

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College Baseball: Johnson Co. 10, Allen 0; Johnson Co. 4, Allen 2

Allen drops pair to Cavaliers

By JON DYKSTRA The Iola Register

Allen Community College outfielder Aaron Mason squares up a pitch against Johnson County Community College on Wednesday in Iola. REGISTER/JON DYKSTRA

H.S. Softball:

McCall hits grand slam in Cubs’ sweep ERIE — Makaylah McCall couldn’t let the freshman have all the fun in Tuesday’s sweep in Erie.

Freshman catcher Winter Snyder got the Cubs rolling in the first inning of game one with a two-run home run, but in the Cubs’ sevenrun fifth inning, McCall went deep with a grand slam.

The game was called after five innings with Humboldt earning a 10-0 victory.

Junior Rylan Wilhite threw all five innings and allowed just one hit and no walks with five strikeouts.

Snyder led the Cubs with three hits while Morgan Mauk, Tilar Wells and Wilhite each had two hits.

Snyder’s brilliance at the plate continued in game two with a triple, double and single. Sydney Barker led the team with four hits in the 17-1 victory.

Wilhite improved her record to 6-1 this season by allowing only two hits and a walk while striking out three.

Senior Kira McReynolds had three hits in game two.

Mauk, McCall, Wells and Sydney Houk each had a pair.

The Cubs belted a total of 34 hits in the two games and are now 7-1.

High School Golf:

Cubs’ Sellman takes second in Pittsburg PITTSBURG — Humboldt sophomore Ryan Sellman continued his impressive start to the season with a second-place finish in Tuesday’s Pittsburg Invitational.

After winning tournaments in Caney and Burlington, the Pittsburg event was a bigger challenge for Sellman to face larger schools, but he passed the test with a 75 overall and closed with a 36 on the back nine.

JUNIOR VARSITY The Cub junior varsity competed in Erie on Monday.

Reid Smith took 13th overall with a 53 while Matt Lea and Roni Bulk each posted a 55 to settle into 15th place. Jacob Fudge’s 67 got him 26th and Michael Young finished 38th.

The Red Devils have been struggling lately with nine losses in their last 11 games and while the team has been hurt by injuries, coach Clint Stoy isn’t accepting that as an excuse.

“You lose Robby (Enriquez), (Kole) McKinnon and Josh Mann and our depth has been tested, but we have failed that test so far,” Stoy said.

On Wednesday, the Red Devils were swept at home by

Johnson County Community College 10-0 and 4-2.

In the first game, sophomore Jake Butterfield struggled to get anything going and although he pitched all seven frames, he surrendered 13 hits and all 10 earned runs.

The Cavaliers teed off on Butterfield early with five home runs.

“It is something (Butterfield) is going to have to overcome,” Stoy said. “We pride ourselves on fighting through adversity.”

In the second game Allen

grabbed an early 1-0 lead in the third inning and Allen starter Chase Gooding was solid with just four hits allowed and one earned run in six innings while striking out nine.

“Chase competed very well and gave us a chance,” Stoy said.

The Red Devil bullpen faltered and allowed runs in the eight and ninth innings as Johnson County escaped with the two-run victory.

Allen will try to get it turned around Friday when they face Johnson County on the road.

College Softball: Allen C.C. 2, KCK C.C. 1, 11 innings; Allen C.C. 6, KCK C.C. 4

Allen Community College softball players, left to right, Julia Keating, Winter Henry and Morgan Wayman swarm Chelsea Lake, far right, after her game-winning hit in the 11th inning of game one against Kansas City Kansas Community College on Wednesday in Iola. REGISTER/JON DYKSTRA

GOING THE DISTANCE Beckley tosses 11 innings to earn win over Blue Devils

By JON DYKSTRA The Iola Register

Allen Community College sophomore Raegan Beckley wasn’t going to be denied on Wednesday afternoon against Kansas City Kansas Community College in Iola.

Beckley and Blue Devil pitcher Megan Sumonja locked horns for an unbelievable pitcher’s dual in the

first game of a doubleheader.

The teams went into extra innings tied 0-0. Both pitchers went well over 100 pitches but kept shutting down the other team’s offense. At the end of the ninth the score remained 0-0.

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Men’s College Basketball: Signing Day

Mims, Womack decide on college futures

By JON DYKSTRA The Iola Register

Two of Allen Community College’s top scorers from this season have decided where their careers will continue next season.

Leading scorer Da’Ron Mims will go to traditional Division-II powerhouse Angelo State University.

“It is a great opportunity for him,” Allen coach Andy Shaw said. “One thing he was really excited about was having a great chance to win.”

Last season’s 17-12 record is the worst mark the Rams have posted in the

Red Devil guards Jah-Kobe Womack, left, and Da’Ron Mims sign with their new schools. Womack will go to Quincy University and Mims is headed to Angelo State University. SUBMITTED PHOTO last four seasons and the team loses its top four scorers, paving the way for Mims to be a key player.

“He made a leap this season,” Shaw said. “He was a good player last season, but

came back as a sophomore and just got better. He became our go-to guy... The thing about Da’Ron is that he always competes and never took a night off.”

Jah-Kobe Womack, the Red

Devils’ super-sub this season and a St. Louis, Mo., native will be returning home to Quincy University, which is two hours north of St. Louis.

“I’m ecstatic for Jah-Kobe to have that chance,” Shaw said.

Quincy University’s Hawks are coming off of a 25-7 season and losing all five of its starters, allowing Womack the opportunity to step into a big role for them.

“Jah-Kobe is a guy that is capable of putting up big numbers any given night,” Shaw said. “He figured out the college game in the transition from his freshman year to his sophomore year. He just got better and better.”

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Petersen Auction Service Auctioneers - David Peterson & Bruce Myres 1109 W. Fourth, Chanute 620-431-0849 • Cell - 620-433-0682 Website - dpetersenauction.com Allen Co. Allen Co. & Auction R e Realty Ser Inc. Service • For all your real estate & auction needs •

(620) 365-3178

John Brocker, broker Auctioneer: Gerald Gray

Public Notices

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Services Offered

IOLA MINI-STORAGE 323 N. Jefferson Call 620-365-3178 or 365-6163 S&S TREE SERVICE, Licensed, Insured, Free Estimates, 620363-5063.

SEK GARAGE DOORS Full Service!

Residential/Commercial/ Industrial Repairs/Installs Fully Insured! Free Estimates!

620-330-2732 • 620-336-3054 www.sekgaragedoors.com

Help Wanted

Help Wanted HIRING IMMEDIATELY DUMP TRUCK DRIVER. Irishman Excavating. Currently working in Gardner, KS. Needs experience, be dependable and be responsible. Must pass drug test and DOT physical. 620-365-0428.

HURRICANE SERVICES, INC. is seeking a full-time TRUCK DRIVER in Garnett, KS. Valid CDL with a Tankers endorsement. Class A license is preferred with endorsements. Competitive pay & benefits. Apply at murfininc.acquiretm.com. EOE

M AC HIN IST We are currently seeking an experienced conventional machinist. Machine parts to specifications, set-up, adjust and operate basic and specialized machine tools used to perform precision machining operations.

Must be able to read and interpret blueprints.

Please submit your resume to: jgray@mid-americanmachine.com or call 620-964-2156.

Help Wanted

Help Wanted

31 JUDICIAL DISTRICT st

31st Judicial District has an opening for a Community Corrections Supervision Officer. This position requires, at a minimum, a Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited four year college or university with major course work in corrections, counseling, criminology, psychology, social work, sociology or a closely related field. Applications will be accepted through April 12, 2017. EEO Employer. Applications may be obtained at the following address or by calling 620-431-5725 Ext. 210 or 223. Send applications and resume to: Mary Tucker, Director, 9 E. Main, Chanute, KS 66720.

HAS A JOB OPENING FOR

Electronics Technician & Department Supervisor Requirements: Electronics Technician - Minimum of a two-year electrical/electronic degree or equivalent experience in an industrial plant. Must have a minimum of two years experience with industrial electrical systems including 480 volt 3 phase power. Must be able to use a multi-meter and other troubleshooting equipment for machine diagnostics.

Department Supervisor – Must have 1-2 years of supervisory experience.

Preferably 2-3 years supervisory experience within a manufacturing environment.

To Apply: https://rstover.applicantstack.com/x/detail/a20w7nlrivdh

Lawn & Garden

PAYROLL CLERK

LADYBUG GREENHOUSE 731 S. Kentucky, Iola Open Mon.-Sat. 8:30 a.m-6:30 p.m.

Sun. 10:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m.

620-365-3997.

40 hours per week in Humboldt. Associate of Arts degree in Business or relevant work experience required. Prefer Bachelor’s degree in Business or Accounting. Prepare payroll and work with employee benefits, retirement accounts, and creating reports. Must be detail oriented, able to prioritize, possess skills in keyboarding, communication, organization, and basic accounting. Experience with ADP helpful. EOE/AA

Public Notices

Send resumé to: Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center, reference Payroll Clerk to jobs@sekmhc.org or applications at www.sekmhcenter.org or call Holly in HR for information - 620/365-8641

Allen County Residents

We are now taking orders for Dust Abatement.

The Public Works Department is taking orders for a dust inhibitor (commonly referred to as Dust Control) to be applied to the county roads. A maintenance agreement must be signed and the fee paid in full prior to the application of the material. This may be accomplished in the Public Works Office at 1 North Washington (Courthouse), Iola, KS 66749 or call 620-365-1422.

The fee will be $1.59 linear foot.

Dust Control will not be applied inside city limits.

Allen County makes no implied or stated warranty as to the effectiveness of this product.

Deadline to order is April 28, 2017. Orders will not be accepted after that date.

Eastside Tire in Humboldt, Kansas is accepting applications for Tire Tech/Mechanic. Knowledge of tires, light mechanical and diesel trucks is a bonus but will train the right person. Applicant must be dependable, have a current driver’s license and the ability to show up for work on time. Pay will be based upon experience. Please apply in person at Eastside Tire, 1380 Georgia Rd., Humboldt.

Eastside Tire, Inc. 1380 Georgia Rd., Humboldt 620-473-2473

(Published in the Iola Register on March 30 and April 13, 2017)

Autos & Trucks THINKING OF BUYING A NEW OR USED CAR? Call to get current promotional pricing and local dealer incentives for free. No hassle. No obligation.

Call: 855-826-4319 DONATE YOUR CAR, TRUCK OR BOAT TO HERITAGE FOR THE BLIND. Free 3 Day Vacation, Tax Deductible, Free Towing, All Paperwork Taken Care Of. CALL 1-844-358-9952.

Services Offered STORAGE & RV OF IOLA WEST HIGHWAY 54, 620-365-2200.

Regular/Boat/RV storage, LP gas, fenced, supervised, www.iolarvparkandstorage.com

PSI, Inc.

Personal Service Insurance Loren Korte

12 licensed insurance agents to better serve you IOLA HUMBOLDT MORAN 365-6908 473-3831 237-4631

Life • Health • Home • Auto • Crop Commercial • Farm

GET-RIGHT LANDSCAPING, Specializing in: Landscape, Hardscape, Irrigation and Mowing, 620-228-3149.

Services Offered ROOFING CONTRACTOR, Kansas licensed, 30 years experience, 2 professional crews available, Kirt 316-772-7355 ALL THINGS BASEMENTY! Basement Systems Inc. Call us for all of your basement needs! Waterproofing, Finishing, Structural Repairs, Humidity and Mold Control. FREE ESTIMATES! Call 1-800-293-0490 SUPERIOR BUILDERS, LLC. General Contractors Commercial, residential, licensed, insured.

Serving S.E.K. since 1993.

Office 620-365-6684 Cell 620-496-9156.

Join our team and work at the “Best Place to Get Care, Best Place to Give Care”!

Apply online at www.saintlukeshealthsystem.org/jobs • Manager Patient Accounts - full time in Patient Accounting department • Certified Nursing Assistant – full time and part time positions in Residential Living Center • Certified Medication Aide – full time or part time shifts in Residential Living Center • Registered Nurse – PRN all shifts in Med/Surg, Emergency and Surgical Services • Medical Assistant – full time at Family Care Center • Surgical Technologist – full time in Surgical Services • Paramedic – full time in EMS • AEMT/EMT - PRN in EMS • Other PRN or part time jobs: Patient Access Representative, Nutrition Services Aide and Housekeeping Associate We Hire Only Non-Tobacco Users. EOE. For more information email Karen Gillespie at kgillespie@saint-lukes.org

General Repair and Supply, Inc. MACHINE SHOP H REPAIR CUSTOM MANUFACTURING

Complete Stock of Steel, Bolts, Bearings & Related Items (620) 365-5954 1008 N. Industrial Road H Iola

PAYLESS CONCRETE

PRODUCTS, INC. 802 N. Industrial Rd., Iola

(620) 365-5588

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES (620) 365-2111

Is Currently Hiring

We offer great pay & benefits in a team-oriented environment tracy_bartley@lcca.com • LifeCareCareers.com An Equal Opportunity Employer

Hopper bottom company with dedicated routes in Midwest is looking for drivers with good work ethic, driving record and attitude. Home most weekends. Competitive pay on percentage. $1,000 sign on bonus. Driver incentives and safety bonuses. Paid vacation.

Minimum age 21 years old.

Class A CDL Required.

No hazmat.

Thomsen & Sons, LLC Le Roy, KS Wayde Thomsen 620-437-6055

CNA – Windsor Place is taking applications for full and part-time day and evening shift positions.

Apply at 600 E. Garfield, Iola.

EXPERIENCED HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATORS AND CDL TRUCK DRIVERS NEEDED IN HUMBOLDT AREA. Home every night, advancement opportunities available. Insurance, overtime and 401K also available. Must have good attendance, excellent safety practices and be able to pass a drug test. 620-664-7449.

THE CITY OF IOLA is currently accepting applications for a PATROL OFFICER. This is a highly responsible position involving crime prevention, criminal investigation, emergency response and traffic enforcement. Applications and job descriptions are available at Iola City Hall in the Clerk’s Office or www.cityofiola. com. Wages starting at $16.14 per hour, plus benefits. Please submit applications to HR in the Clerk’s Office at 2 W Jackson by noon on April 17th. ADA. EOE.

All ads are 10 word minimum, must run consecutive days.

Paper, Web & Shopper

3 Days • $2/WORD 6 Days • $2.75/WORD 12 Days • $3.75/WORD 18 Days • $4.75/WORD 26 Days • $5.00/WORD

Blind Box • $12 Centering • $4 Photo • $10

Farm Miscellaneous NELSON EXCAVATING Taking care of all your dirt work needs!

FOR SALE: Top Soil - Fill Dirt.

OPERATORS: George Jones 620-228-1311 Mark Wade 620-496-8754

Livestock & Poultry REGISTERED BLACK ANGUS BULLS for sale. Calving ease, high growth, gentle dispositions.

Gauthier 4D Angus 620-215-2079.

Merchandise for Sale DISH TV - BEST DEAL EVER! Only $39.99/mo. Plus $14.99/ mo Internet (where avail.) FREE Streaming. FREE Install (up to 6 rooms.) FREE HD-DVR. Call 1-800-349-7308 PACKING PAPERS AVAILABLE at the Iola Register Office. $3 per bundle.

CUSTOM CABINETS, book cases, children’s furniture, 620228-1734.

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SUNDAY 9 p.m. on KODE American Crime Clair (Lili Taylor) suffers the brunt of Nicholas’ (Timothy Hutton) despair over his business problems in the new “Season Three: Episode Six,” prompting her to bear down on Gabrielle (Mickaelle X. Bizet) in turn.

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TUESDAY 7 p.m. on FREE Pretty Little Liars As the hit series returns to begin its final 10 episodes, Spencer (Troian Bellisario) focuses on trying to learn more about her connection to Mary Drake (Andrea Parker) in the spring premiere “Playtime.”

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SATURDAY 12 p.m. on FS1 NASCAR Racing Bristol Motor Speedway is perhaps NASCAR’s most popular short track and continues to draw crossover drivers from the Monster Energy Cup Series to the XFINITY Series Fitzgerald Gilder Kits 300.

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Public notice (First Published in The Iola Register, April 13, 2017) ORDINANCE NO. 3473 SUMMARY On April 10, 2017, the City of Iola, Kansas adopted Ordinance 3473 revising Section 87 to Chapter 106 of the Code of the City of Iola, revising the maximum wall height for an accessory structure in a residentially zoned district, with an effective date of May 1st, 2017.

A complete copy of this ordinance is available at City Hall, 2 W. Jackson, Iola, Kansas or may be viewed on the City’s website www.cityofiola.com. This summary has been certified by Robert E. Johnson III, Iola City Attorney.

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Softball: Lake and Wayman come up big Continued from B1

me and started throwing how I know how to,” Beckley said.

In the tenth, each team began with a runner on second to try to accelerate an outcome to the game.

After Johnson County successfully sacrificed a runner to third, Beckley allowed a single to score the go-ahead run.

Beckley was able to get out of the inning with only the one run allowed.

The Red Devils copied the Blue Devils’ model in the bottom of the inning with a sacrifice bunt from Julia Keating and then a Sarah Eckart single scored Morgan Wayman from third to tie the game.

In the 11th inning Beckley toed the pitching rubber with a runner again being placed on second.

Beckley rose to the occasion with a strike out followed by a Blue Devils bunt to put a runner on third with two outs.

Beckley buckled down, however, and induced a ground ball to herself which she flipped to first to keep the score tied and give her team a golden chance at victory.

“Raegan was the reason that we all kept fighting,” Wayman said. “We wanted to help get her that win.”

Two quick outs by the

Allen Community College freshman Sierra Thompson flips the ball to first base for an out during Wednesday’s home win over Kansas City Kansas Community College. REGISTER/JON DYKSTRA Red Devils made it look like the game would be destined for a 12th inning.

Alexis Ramos singled to put runners at the corners for freshman Chelsea Lake.

After fouling off two pitches, Lake put a 1-2 pitch into right field for a walk-off single to take the 2-1 win.

“That will be a boost in her confidence since she has been in a slump,” Allen coach Jaime Jensen said. “To see her dig deep and get it done for us was really good.”

Beckley finished the game with 164 pitches in her 11 innings and allowed five hits and three

walks while striking out six.

“Raegan threw well,” Jensen said. “They are a very good power-hitting team and we shut them down.”

GAME TWO In game two, the Red Devils gave the ball to Sierra Thompson, whose emergence fortified the Red Devil pitching staff this season.

“Sierra’s been a huge key for us,” Wayman said.

The Red Devils got Thompson some run support in the second inning with a two-run homer by Mallory Roush to make it 2-0.

“(Roush) was that spark plug for us,” Jensen said.

The Blue Devils answered with a pair of runs in the third inning.

The teams remained deadlocked at 2-2 until the bottom of the sixth inning when the most experienced bat in the Red Devil lineup stepped to the plate in the form of Wayman.

Wayman took a pitch over the left field fence for a two-run homer.

“It definitely felt good,” Wayman said. “I had all the fire and drive in me to get that homer and then help ignite that fire with everyone else.”

Thompson and Emma Broxterman added insurance runs with RBIs later in the inning.

The insurance runs paid off with the Blue Devils scoring two runs in the seventh inning, but Thompson was able to close it out for the win.

Thompson finished the game with 10 hits allowed and only one strikeout, but in typical fashion she allowed only one walk.

“She just goes out there and hopes that they put it in play,” Jensen said. “She isn’t out there trying to strike anyone out. She never tries to do too much and just trusts in her defense and lets them help her.

That is a good thing.”

Track & Field Scoreboard Yates Center Meet From Tuesday Humboldt, Yates Center, Marmaton Valley and SCC results only: BOYS Team Results: 1. Yates Center (YC) 171, 5. Southern Coffey County (SCC) 58, 6. Humboldt (H) 52, 7.

Marmaton Valley (MV) 17.

Running Events: 4x800 - 1. Yates Center (Jordan Smith, Colin Bedell, Kobe Forsyth, Hadley Splechter) 8:48.68; 3.

SCC (Griffin Miner, Derek Ratzlaff, Trenton Yoho, Brett Stout) 9:48.61; 5. Humboldt (Seth Barlow, Caleb Coronado, Brady Slocum, Miah Scheimann) 9:54.55. 110 Hurdles - 1. Austin Crabtree (YC) 18.17; 2.

Kayle Smith (YC) 19.42; 4. Teryn Johnson (H) 19.76; 5. Chad Classen (H) 19.96; 6. Jeremiah Lowder (YC) 20.2. 100 - 1. Quin Lowder (YC) 11.99; 4. Dawson Leimkuhler (SCC) 12.38; 5. Isiah Coronado (H) 12.45; 8. Jacob Barker (H) 12.68; 11. Kayle Smith (YC) 12.99; 12.

Trent Vest (MV) 13.06; 15. Bo Knavel (MV) 13.65; 18. Cale Lee (SCC) 14.07; 19. Ty Scharff (MV) 14.18; 20. Jacob McNeill (SCC) 14.3. 22.

Dawson Lohman (H) 17.66. 1600 - 1. Hadley Splechter (YC) 5:14.79; 2. Colin Bedell (YC) 5:22.75; 3. Jordan Smith (YC) 5:22.79; 4. Luke Yokum (H) 5:28.71; 7. Caleb Coronado (H) 5:36.27; 9. Miah Scheimann (H) 5:58.71; 10. Eric Stahl (MV) 5:58.77. 4x100 - Yates Center (Quin Lowder, Thayne Smith, Kobe Forsyth, Levi Cooper) 46.55; 4. SCC (Dawson Leimkuhler, Kolgan Ohl, Luke Gillis, Justice Edwards) 50.37; 6. Humboldt (David Watts, Chad Classen, Trevor Comstock, Teryn Johnson) 51.49. 400 - 1. Levi Cooper (YC) 54.83; 2. Quin Lowder (YC) 55.64; 4. Isiah Coronado (H) 1:00.2; 7. Anthony Bottini (MV) 1:02.78; 8. Jacob Barker (H) 1:02.95; 9. David Watts (H) 1:03.13; 12. Ricky Grogg (YC) 1:05.17; 13. Jett Harvey (SCC) 1:05.2; 19. Drew Beard (SCC) 1:12.99; 20. Izic Brown (SCC) 1:14.3. 300 Hurdles - 2. Austin Crabtree (YC) 47.8; 3. Kayle Smith (YC) 48.42; 5. Trenton Yoho (SCC) 51.65; 6. Chad Classen (H) 51.82; 7.

Teryn Johnson (H) 52.57; 12. Ricky Grogg (YC) 58.66. 800 - 1. Jordan Smith (YC) 2:13.19; 5. Luke Yokum (H) 2:32.4; 7. Seth Barlow (H) 2:39.78; 10. Eric Stahl (MV) 2:42.84; 11. Griffin Miner (SCC) 2:46.56; 13.

Damion Strugill (YC) 2:47.74; 17.

Trenton Ray (H) 3:08.75; 18. Brett Stout (SCC) 3:08.81. 200 - 1. Levi Cooper (YC) 23.95; 3. Isiah Coronado (H) 25.64; 7. David Watts (H) 26.77; 10. Jeremiah Lowder (YC) 27.35; 12. Anthony Bottini (MV) 27.76; 13. Trevor Comstock (H) 27.82; 18. Ricky Grogg (YC) 28.29; 19. Cale Lee (SCC) 28.78; 21. Drew Beard (SCC) 29.95; 23. Ty Scharff (MV) 30.56; 24. Nate McAloon (MV) 31.17; 25. Izic Brown (SCC) 32.56. 3200 - 1. Hadley Splechter (YC) 9:51.45; 2. Colin Bedell (YC) 11:09.87; 3. Caleb Corondo

(H) 12:24.87; 5. Brady Slocum (H) 12:47.12; 8. Dawson Lohman (H) 14:27.83. 4x400 - 1. Yates Center (Quin Lowder, Jordan Smith, Colin Bedell, Levi Cooper) 3:47.98; 3.

SCC (Dawson Leimkuhler, Kolgan Ohl, Luke Gillis, Justice Edwards) 4:07.66; 6. Marmaton Valley (Anthony Bottini, Gage Griffith, Ty Scharff, Josh Wise) 4:15.38; 7.

Humboldt (Trevor Comstock, Luke Yokum, Miah Scheimann, Layton Gillespie) 4:24.85.

Field Events: Long Jump - 3. Thayne Smith (YC) 18-7; 5. Kobe Forsyth (YC) 17-7; 6. Jacob Barker (H) 17-3; 11. Trent Vest (MV) 15-10; 13. Trevor Comstock (H) 15-7; 14. Trenton Yoho (SCC) 15-6; 15. Cale Lee (SCC) 156; 16. Brady Slocum (H) 15-5; 18.

Gage Griffith (MV) 15-1; 20. Jeremiah Lowder (YC) 13-7; 22. Jacob McNeil (SCC) 10-2. Triple Jump - 2.

Kobe Forsyth (YC) 36-6.5; 5. Austin Crabtree (YC) 34-6; 6. Isiah Coro-

nado (H) 33-8; 7. Anthony Bottini (MV) 33-5.5; 8. Layton Gillespie (H) 32-3.25; 9. Damion Sturgill (YC) 26-7. High Jump - 4. Layton Gillespie (H) 5-4; 6. Josh Wise (MV) 5-2. Shot Put - 2. Cooper Harred (SCC) 39-0; 3. Colton Riebel (H) 388; 4. Willam Holeman (MV) 38-5; 5.

Dawson Leimkuhler (SCC) 37-6; 8.

Kolgan Ohl (SCC) 33-10; 10. Julius Hodges (YC) 31-10; 11. Tony Jefferis (MV) 31-4; 16. Nate McAloon (MV) 26-8; 18. Matt Arana (H) 26-5; 19. Jacob Barker (H) 26-4. Discus - 1. William Holeman (MV) 11011; 2. Cooper Harred (SCC) 108-7; 4. Teryn Johnson (H) 103-9; 10. Ty Scharff (MV) 84-3; 11. Julius Hodges (YC) 83-5; 12. Colton Riebel (H) 82-8; 19. Matt Arana (H) 70-1; 20.

Justin Layton (SCC) 55-9; 21. Cale Lee (SCC) 55-8. Javelin - 1. Jett Harvey (SCC) 141-11; 3. Luke Gillis (SCC) 135-11; 5. Kolgan Ohl (SCC) 127-8; 6. Tony Jefferis (MV) 123-9; 9. Josh Wise (MV) 111-8; 10. Matt Arana (H) 109-4; 20. Bo Knavel

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