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Farm meets city: Grand marshals announced Quincys raise multiple generations in Iola

By KAYLA BANZET The Iola Register

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Leon and Ardith Harris

Harrises’ route led them back to Iola

By RICHARD LUKEN The Iola Register

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ate played her hand in the teaming up of Leon and Ardith Harris, this year’s Farm Marshals for this weekend’s Farm-City Days.

Though Leon was born in these parts, it wasn’t until he was a senior in high school that he returned to live on the family farm northwest of Iola.

Ardith Cline grew up in Iola, but when the family was displaced by the 1951 flood,

they were offered residence at a parsonage in Salem.

It was at Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church that they first met. They didn’t become a couple right off the bat. “He dated some other girls,” Ardith said, but obviously of no consequence.

The Harrises have been married 58 years.

The Great Depression forced Leon’s father, Casey, to look elsewhere for work.

Stints included Kinsley, Dodge City and Larned.

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ola wasn’t meant to be a permanent destination for Buck and Dixie Quincy. The young married couple moved to the southeast Kansas town in 1960 in search of teaching jobs.

Once Buck was hired as a teacher at Iola Middle School the small-town charm grew on the couple. Their plan to stay only three years before finding another home changed.

“We’ve liked Iola and we’ve enjoyed the people here,” Buck said. “It has been a good town. We’ve never found the road out of here.”

Buck and Dixie met in Topeka in Buck’s sister’s backyard.

“I was teaching in Troy and just got out of the service,” Buck recalled. “My sister taught with Dixie and she wanted me to meet her.”

Buck served in the 82nd Airborne.

They met the week before Thanksgiving, she had a ring

by December and they were married in February.

Buck taught and coached junior high students. He coached high school freshman basketball and varsity for 13 years. He even taught eighth grade girls basketball, which was his only undefeated team.

He also took on the task of coaching golf for the junior high and high school.

Buck and Dixie Quincy He had a lasting affect on the sports community. Today students still participate in the Buck Quincy Invitational each year on the golf course.

Dixie taught kindergarten in Humboldt for three years and was the cheer coach for the junior high at Iola. One school year before she started teaching at Iola she was asked if she could teach home economics. She taught the cooking portion of the class.

She began subbing for different teachers. She taught language arts and study hall;

taught crafts for art teacher Joyce Atkinson while she was on maternity leave; and taught seventh grade science while Georgia Masterson was on maternity leave. When a science job at IMS opened up she applied for the job.

“I enjoyed subbing it was a new challenge every day,” Dixie said.

Dixie also got involved in Girl Scouts.

“I was the leader of my girls’ Brownie troop, neighSee QUINCY | Page A5

Sales tax vote will lead to city infrastructure

By RICHARD LUKEN The Iola Register

When USD 257 voters head to the polls Nov. 4 and decide whether to build new elementary and high schools, Iola city officials will watch with interest.

There is a financial stake on the city’s behalf as well.

Voters in USD 257 will decide on a proposed net 9-mill increase in property taxes, while Iolans also will decide

From left are Sage and Maya Shaughnessy. Back from left are Brian Shaughnessy, Lindsey Shaughnessy, Theresa Laffery and Andy Laffery. REGISTER/KAYLA BANZET

Fright house helps special cause

By KAYLA BANZET The Iola Register

Ghouls and goblins will give Iola quite a fright very soon.

The Haunt for Hirschsprung’s group will host its second annual Fright House this year. The house is open on Oct. 25 and Oct. 31 starting at 8 p.m. and Nov. 1 starting at 7 p.m. The house is

at 509 N. State St. in Iola.

Proceeds from the haunted house helps benefit the Giving Hope Program. The masterminds behind the haunted house are Lindsey and Brian Shaughnessy and Andy and Theresa Laffery.

The Shaughnessys’ daughter, Maya, was born with Hirschsprung’s Disease, a rare disease that affects the functions of the nerves in the

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large intestine and gastrointestinal tract. About one in 5,000 children are diagnosed each year with the disease.

Theresa said many people in the community have helped volunteer for the house.

It is up to the parents if their child goes through the house. There will be strobe lights.

Tickets sell for $5 for adults and $2 for kids 10 and under.

on a half-cent sales tax hike.

Both must be approved for the project to proceed. Likewise, the sales tax vote still would be null and void if it passes, but the school bond fails.

The city’s interest lies in the sales tax referendum, because Iola and the school district would split the proceeds.

Each projects to earn about $300,000 annually.

If they pass, there are plenty of places for Iola’s share of the money can be spent, City See STREETS | Page A5

Early voting under way

By BOB JOHNSON The Iola Register

Allen County Clerk Sherrie Riebel advised advance voters, as well as those who will mark ballots on Election Day, Nov. 4, to have patience.

“The Iola ballot is 17 inches long with three questions on the back,” she noted, with referendums on a bond issue and sales tax to build new elementary and high schools for

“Good advice is always certain to be ignored, but that’s no reason not to give it.”

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USD 257 and a third to decide a state constitutional question on raffles. “It’s going to take some time if a voter wants to read through the questions.”

Advance voting began Wednesday and will continue until noon Nov. 3, the day before general election voting.

Riebel said people may cast their ballots in the clerk’s office or request them by phone, mail or online to be delivered See VOTE | Page A5

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Obituary

IHS band takes top honors at Baker

Nancy Carol Sigg

Nancy Carol Sigg, 59, Humboldt, passed away, Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2014, at Windsor Place in Iola.

Nancy was born Jan. 15, 1955, in Wichita, the daughter of Winford and Maida (Makemsom) Black.

She was a member of Restoration Fellowship Church in Humboldt. She loved spending time with family and taking her little dog, Sally, for walks at the park. She was very creative and enjoyed oil painting and doing a Nancy Sigg variety of art and craft projects.

Nancy is survived by her daughter, Tina CadyFriend and husband Travis of Savonburg; an uncle, Frank Makemsom and wife Donna of St. Paul; a cousin, Donita Paulie of Erie; and granddaughter, Cassidy Friend.

She was preceded in death by her companion, David Ostrander; mother, Maida Tyler and husband Paul; and father, Winford “Buck� Black.

Funeral Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Restoration Fellowship Chapel.

Visitation will be 6-8 p.m. Friday at Countryside Funeral Home, Humboldt Chapel. Cremation will follow at a later date.

The family has suggested Allen County Animal Rescue Facility for memorials, and may be left with or mailed to the funeral home.

Online condolences may be left at www.countrysidefh.com.

Sorosis talks about sack lunch history Donna Beebe gave the program on feed sacks at the Sorosis Club meeting at Nancy Lassman’s home on Monday. Faith Weber was co-hostess.

Beebe said feed sacks bring to mind poverty of the Great Depression, but at the same time there is a romance to the idea that women could make something beautiful from something so mundane. Feed sacks were used for sewing well before the Depression and for several years after.

Initially farm and food products were shipped in barrels. Between 1840 and 1890 cotton sacks gradually replaced barrels as food containers.

Women quickly discovered that these bags could be used as fab-

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Manufacturers saw a great opportunity for promoting the use of feed sacks. First feed sacks began to be sold in colors then around 1925 colorful prints for making dresses, aprons, shirts and children’s clothing began to appear in stores. Some sacks had lovely border prints that were used for pillowcases. Manufacturers began to paste on paper labels making it easier to remove rather than the labels printed on the sacks.

The way to prove that it was a feed sack is by the holes in the side that indicated the stitch marks.

Women would trade feed sacks to get patterns that matched fabric they already had. They were creative in finding ways to get the varied fabric they wanted for the feed sack quilt, dresses and other items around the home.

Also noted at the meeting was that Mary Ann Patterson sent flowers for each of the breast cancer survivors.

The next meeting will be at the home of Janice Parker at 1:30 p.m. on Nov. 10. Each member is to bring their favorite book.

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Matt Kleopfer returned home from Baldwin City thinking his Iola High Marching Mustangs had done well at a music competition Wednesday.

He had no idea how well.

Iola’s band was judged as the top overall performer at Baker University’s Annual Marching Festival.

The Mustangs earned The Jeremy Frye Grand Championship Trophy, awarded to the highest-

scoring band in the festival. “I have to give the kids all of the credit,�

Kleopfer said. “They went in and let it all out.

It was great.�

Iola’s rating of 89.42 was well above several larger, Class 5A schools, Kleopfer said. “When we left, I thought we had won our class, but I knew there were still other schools to perform; the big ones,� Kleopfer said.

Word spread of the overall championship this morning, when Kleopfer received a text

message from Baker’s music department dean. “The big KC bands weren’t close,� Kleopfer said.

Iola performed “The Patriarch,� an original piece composed by Kleopfer honoring the bond shared between father and son on the baseball field.

The band has performed shortened variations of “The Patriarch� at both of its home football games earlier this fall. They’ll perform at halftime with the Iola Middle School band at Friday’s football game,

then play “The Patriarch� at the game’s conclusion.

The piece is still not complete. “We still need to finish the finale,� Kleopfer said.

The plan is to put the finishing touches on “The Patriarch� prior to the IHS home season finale Oct. 31. “The kids have helped me put this together,� Kleopfer said. “We’ll be rehearsing, and somebody will have an idea, so I’ll go home and write it up. It’s been tremendous.�

Sunday morning in the 200 block of South State Street, Iola police said.

ning in the 10 block of West Neosho Street.

Robert Hudspeth and Rylee Bennett reported a theft Friday in the 800 block of North Jefferson Avenue.

Police reports Arrests reported

Iola police arrested Darla Urton, 53, Iola, Saturday morning for allegedly driving while intoxicated, transporting an open container of alcohol and driving on the wrong side of the roadway. The arrest followed a traffic stop in the 3000 block of North Kentucky Street.

Daniel Sheldon was arrested Saturday evening for suspected domestic battery after police were called to a disturbance in the 700

block of North Kentucky Street.

Battery reported

Christopher Olds, 18, Moran, told Iola police he had been beaten by two juveniles during a fight Saturday in the 600 block of Peach Street.

The juveniles were later apprehended, police said.

Citation issued

Leo Bass, 32, Iola, was cited for consuming alcohol in public

Thefts reported

Marry Abbe, 72, Bronson, told police somebody entered a residence she owns in the 10 block of South Ohio Street Sunday.

Several items had been removed without her permission, she said.

Also Sunday, Nicole M. Reed, 29, Iola, told police somebody stole about $130 worth of her property Sunday eve-

Pickup struck

Crystal D. Merritt was backing her pickup in the 600 block of North Washington Avenue Friday when she struck a southbound pickup driven by John E. Lundine.

Neither driver was injured.

Senate candidates spar over abortion

By ROXANA HEGEMAN The Associated Press

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas Sen. Pat Roberts called independent candidate Greg Orman’s support of abortion rights “unconscionable� during their last debate Wednesday and suggested that helping fellow Republicans recapture a Senate majority was the top issue in their race.

Orman countered by saying he trusts women to make decisions about their reproductive health care and accused the three-term GOP incumbent of spreading “falsehoods� about him in his campaign as a centrist. Orman said that if voters believe Washington is working well, “I’m not your guy.�

Republicans have won every U.S. Senate race in the state since 1932, but this year’s race has received national attention since Democrat Chad Taylor dropped out last month, making Roberts more vulnerable and jeopardizing the GOP’s drive to win a Senate majority.

Roberts continued his attempts to unify the party by portraying Orman as a close ally of President Barack Obama and U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, both Democrats. “What this boils down

to is: A vote for Pat Roberts is a vote for a Republican majority in the Greg Orman Senate,�

Roberts said in his opening statement. “The No. 1 thing is to get a Republican majority in the United States Senate to end the gridlock and stop the Obama-Reid agenda.�

Orman responded that Roberts’ campaign is “making up facts� in tying him to Obama and Reid and said “numerous Republicans� have endorsed his campaign. “I think we need to look past those falsehoods and pay attention to what the truth is,�

Orman said.

The candidates sparred on numerous issues, including immigration and the economy, but one of their sharpest exchanges came over abortion.

Orman noted the decades of debate over abortion and said, “It prevents us from talking about other important issues, and what I’d like to see us do is start focusing on some of the big problems that we absolutely need to get our arms around if we’re going to preserve the

Americ a n dream and our financial futures.�

Roberts, a Pat Roberts strong abortion opponent, took issue with Orman’s remarks. “Get past the rights of the unborn?�

Roberts said.

Later, he told Orman, “I think that’s unconscionable, Greg, I really do.�

In reply, Orman acknowledged abortion is an important issue. “I just think we’ve spent a lot of time as a country debating it, and it’s time to start debating other important issues as well,� he said.

At one point during the debate, Roberts lost his place. He also stumbled on several responses and appeared fixated on touting his endorsements.

On the issue of immigration, Orman said the country needs a policy that secures the border but is practical. He noted that many industries rely on immigrant labor and said the U.S. can’t just deport 11 million people.

Roberts, who has accused Orman of sup-

What this boils down to is: A vote for Pat Roberts is a vote for a Republican majority in the Senate. — Sen. Pat Roberts

I think we need to look past those falsehoods and pay attention to what the truth is. — Greg Orman

porting amnesty for people living in the U.S. illegally, seemed to nonetheless agree with Orman, saying he never suggested the country deport 11 million people.

The two candidates had their third joint appearance in the studio at Wichita station KSN. Afterward, Orman told reporters he hopes to send the message to other independents that they should run for public office.

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Dallas official plans to offer mea culpa on Ebola case

By MICHAEL YOUNG and MATTHEW WATKINS Dallas Morning News

DALLAS (MCT) — Dallas officials alarmed at the spread of Ebola plan today to take aggressive steps to restrict health care staffers exposed to the virus — possibly placing them in shelters — as the hospital where they work apologized for its potentially deadly mistakes.

“We are deeply sorry,” said Dr. Daniel Varga, chief clinical officer for Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas, which has faced intense scrutiny for its initial handling of an Ebola case that has escalated fears nationwide.

A second Presbyterian nurse was diagnosed with the virus Wednesday, and fellow passengers on an earlier flight she took into Dallas from Ohio were being told they will need to be monitored. The nurse, Amber Joy Vinson, 29, was transferred Wednesday afternoon to a specialized hospital in Atlanta.

The latest infection came as local leaders grew increasingly concerned that federal authorities were not doing enough to keep tabs on more than 70 other Presbyterian workers who had been in contact with Thomas Eric Duncan, the Liberian struck down by Ebola after several days of intensive treatment.

The full details of the rules that could be imposed on the health care staffers hadn’t been worked out Wednesday night. But Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said they probably will include restrictions on using public transportation and visiting areas where they’d be at risk

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A suited-up ambulance driver helped transport Amber Joy Vinson, 29, a Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital nurse infected with the Ebola virus, who was flown to Emory University Hospital in Atlanta from Love Field in Dallas on Wednesday.

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of transmitting Ebola.

The county — which has a special meeting this afternoon to discuss declaring a local emergency — also was trying to find lodging for those worried about infecting friends and family members as they wait to see whether they contracted the virus.

Jenkins said he’s worried more workers from that hospital will test positive.

“We are preparing contingencies for more, and that is a very real possibility,” he said.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said 76 health care providers at Presbyterian had contact with Duncan between Sept.

28 and 30. Two nurses who cared for him now have Ebola, Nina Pham, 26, who remains in good condition at Presbyterian, and Vinson, 29, diagnosed early Wednesday.

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patients. The move was made at the request of the CDC and Texas Health Systems, Emory officials said.

The hospital’s apology, from Varga, is included in a statement to be delivered today to the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations.

It is looking into why the hospital didn’t immediately detect that Duncan might have had Ebola and other questions about his treatment.

“It’s hard for me to put into words how we felt when our patient, Thomas Eric Duncan, lost his struggle with Ebola on October 8,” Varga writes.

“It was devastating to the nurses, doctors and team who tried so hard to save his life. We keep his family in our thoughts and prayers.

“Unfortunately, in our initial treatment of Mr. Duncan, despite our best intentions and a highly skilled medical team, we made mistakes,” he writes. “We did not correctly diagnose his symptoms as those of Ebola. We are deeply sorry.”

Registered nurses at Presbyterian told the group National Nurses United that when Duncan was brought to the hospital a second time, he was left for several hours in an area with other patients. No one on staff knew what kind of personal protective equipment nurses should use, and none had been trained in the proper procedures for dealing with a potential

Ebola case.

“Were protocols breached? The nurses say there were no protocols,” the group reported.

Rawlings, who has been supportive of Presbyterian in recent days, offered a much sharper critique Wednesday.

“There’s no question that missteps were made,” he said. Asked to rate the hospital’s performance so far, he said, “I don’t think we’ve succeeded at all.”

When Vinson was diagnosed, Rawlings said the “situation has outgrown Presbyterian.”

He pointed to the CDC’s decision to send her to Atlanta for treatment as an example of that.

Zachary Thompson, the Dallas County health director, said those who treated Duncan and were potentially exposed shouldn’t “have been able to move around.”

Vinson, who had extensive contact with Duncan, had flown home to visit family and plan her upcoming wedding, and boarded the commercial plane for the trip back to Dallas with a fever of 99.5, officials said.

The CDC cleared her to fly. A spokesman told The Associated Press that she spoke with the official responsible for monitoring her health, reported her temperature was below 100.4 degrees and said she had no symptoms. Ebola sufferers aren’t contagious until they show symptoms.

The official said she could board Frontier Airlines Flight 1143,

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Monday at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. Now the CDC has asked all 132 passengers to call a CDC hotline.

Those determined to be at any potential risk will be actively monitored, getting their temperatures taken daily.

At a press briefing Wednesday, CDC Director Tom Frieden faced sharp questions about the agency’s response and control of the crisis, including why Vinson was allowed to fly.

He said going forward, officials will “ensure that no other individual who is being monitored for exposure undergoes travel in any way other than ‘controlled movement.’”

He did not give details, saying such steps would be worked out with local and state authorities.

Thompson said his department wasn’t responsible for monitoring the movement of those who treated Duncan — that was the CDC’s job — but he said he favors tighter restrictions.

The county’s expected action today will do just

that. An emergency declaration, if approved by the governor, permits the county judge or mayor to control access to a disaster area and “control the movement of persons and the occupancy of premises in that area.”

Besides possible restrictions, the county is trying to find temporary housing for the hospital staffers while they are being monitored.

In Washington, President Barack Obama vowed a more aggressive federal role.

He offered assurance that a “serious outbreak” remains extremely unlikely — a somewhat weaker promise than one last week, when he said the threat of any outbreak in this country remained “extremely low.”

“I want people to understand that the dangers of you contracting Ebola, the dangers of a serious outbreak, are extraordinarily low,” Obama said. “But we are taking this very seriously at the highest levels of government.”

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U.S. on Ebola alert It was little surprise that a second health care worker contracted Ebola at a Dallas hospital.

The nature of the highly contagious disease makes it difficult to contain, say officials at the nation’s health quarters, the Centers for Disease Control and Infection in Atlanta.

About 100 doctors, nurses and hospital staff at the Dallas hospital helped treat the Ebola victim, Thomas Eric Duncan of Liberia.

What makes the scenario a little dicier is that one of the two workers was a passenger on an airline in between the time she cared for Mr. Duncan and her return to Dallas on Monday night.

By Tuesday, her symptoms became apparent. She, too, is in isolation. The 132 passengers on the Frontier flight from Cleveland have been alerted they may have been exposed to the virus.

The risk is low because at the time she was not exhibiting any symptoms of the virus on the evening flight.

By the following morning she had a fever and was diagnosed with the deadly disease.

If such symptoms are present, the tiniest droplet from a sneeze or cough could make its way into another host site.

THE SPREAD of the virus has leapfrogged all expectations. Today, more than 8,000 have contracted Ebola, primarily in the West African nations of Liberia, Guinea, Nigeria, Senegal and Sierra Leone.

The chances of survival are 30 percent.

This most recent epidemic is by far the worst since the virus was first discovered in 1976, then on the other side of the continent.

Only 18 cases are outside of West Africa, of which eight are in the United

States. In addition to the loss of Mr. Denton, three have completely recovered and four are in treatment.

Of the 400 health care workers treating victims in West Africa, more than half have died. Poor working conditions, not enough medical personnel and a lack of adequate facilities and supplies have put the nurses and doctors at high risk.

If the disease cannot be contained in a metropolitan U.S. hospital, it’s easy to understand how quickly the disease can spread in a third-world country. If it is not significantly reined in — and soon — health experts fear new Ebola cases could reach 10,000 per week

by December.

Ignorance and fear have also led to the spread of the disease.

West African villagers have been told Ebola is a curse, or a government plot.

In response, health care workers with the World Health Organization are meeting with village chiefs to educate them about the virus.

Before you “tsk, tsk,” take stock of our own ignorance.

Here in the United States is an upswing by parents not to get their children vaccinated. Diagnoses of whooping cough (pertussis) and measles are on the rise in states, including Kansas, where philosophically based exemptions are allowed.

Parents who choose not to have their children vaccinated are the primary cause of outbreaks of diseases that had all but disappeared in the United States.

EDUCATION is key to understanding Ebola and other diseases.

Action should follow.

— Susan Lynn

Letters to the editor Dear editor,

A mindset has developed that if the school bond and sales tax fails then remodeling and renovation will take place.

This is not true. The school board has made it clear it will not move in this direction. To remodel or renovate would be fiscally irresponsible. Other avenues and reorganizing within the district would most

likely take place. Call your local school board member if you have questions.

As we approach Nov. 4, Election Day, please verify your facts. Keep the best interest of our children in mind. Vote YES for the school bond. Vote YES for the sales tax.

Becky Nilges, Iola, Kan.

We just got a Vote “NO” card in the mail. Do the people who wrote this not read? The “18 percent” (?) of kids who walk or ride bikes (meaning, 82 percent do NOT ride or bike) to the present schools will still ride or walk to those locations (and other points, which will make it more convenient for MORE children to do more walking/biking) to catch the buses to the new location!

Plus, being in the new location with everything in one place means there will be more time freed up for physical activity. Plus, there will be better facilities and space for equipment to encourage ex-

ercise. A larger campus (campuses) also means opportunity to walk greater distances (safely!) as well as more room to simply run and play.

Another thing — how many kids actually walk or ride to school in inclement weather?

Have you ever tried to pick up a child after school on a rainy day? It’s a nerve-wracking and dangerous process at any of the present schools, which would be greatly alleviated if more children could be delivered by bus to points closer to their homes, and picked up closer to home, too! Add this to the fact that more funds will be available for salaries for teachers as well as other

needed positions — trained support personnel for classrooms and to assist with playground supervision and at “bus stops” as well as on the buses.

As a life-time educator (mostly in public schools), as well as a great-grandmother, I will definitely vote YES for the new schools!

Approximately $80 more in (total) taxes for a year is not too much for me to pay, and many will be paying much less. (Cut back one fast food or restaurant meal or other luxury a month, and it’s covered.)

Thanks for reading!

Jean E. Anderson Iola, Kan.

ing community is focusing on what sets us apart from other communities, and Iola schools represent a part of our history that only endures, if these buildings survive. To replace and destroy these magnificent schools would be to extinguish the remembrance of those who came before us. If new schools are built, the last significant architecture of Iola’s most industrious and prosperous days will be lost forever.

In terms of location, our schools are in the most ideal positions possible. They are easy to find, view, and access. The same cannot be said of the new projected site. The proposed location sits at the edge of town, far away from the heart of Iola and precariously tucked away from view. This means that all the work put into showing off Iola’s new schools will be wasted when visitors will not be able to find or see them. It also means that will increase security concerns in our country, we will simultaneously be driving our kids father away from the safety of our protection. As far as accessibility is concerned, there is little doubt that this site is altogether inadequate. There is one road which reaches the proposed site, meaning the subsequent traffic problems will be a nightmare, especially during the hours when parents are in a hurry to reach work themselves. Chanute suffers from this problem with their new high school — and in fact, on the first day of schools, there was a wreck, but the ambulance couldn’t get to it because traffic was so backed up.

Further problems exist in acquiring new schools. Firstly, the claim that it will cost more to renovate than to build new is either an ignorant statement, or an exaggeration of the truth.

This discrepancy lies in the fact that the estimates for renovation were provided by the same firm that’s getting paid to plan the new schools. Common sense would suggest a second, third, and fourth opinion. My brother, an architect in Springfield, Mo., (and who did his master’s thesis on educational design), informed me that, in almost every case, it is more cost efficient to renovate than build new. The firm where he works just completed a project for a two-story, all brick school where the contractor replaced all the mortar between the bricks, along with any damaged bricks — a process called tuck-pointing — to make the exterior look brand new. Its total cost for replacement and planning came to around $180,000, not millions.

Secondly, the first thing incoming businesses look at in a community is not new schools, but tax rates. Not only will raising sales and property taxes hurt local businesses such as Gates and Russell Stovers, it will discourage prospective businesses as well.

Lastly, new buildings have problems, just like old buildings; but unlike old buildings, these problems lie hidden, often for years, until the problems become too big to overlook (and by then they can be expensive to fix.) In a recently constructed Lawrence grade school, the architect designed the school to have “open class-

rooms” in which short dividers were erected rather than solid walls. When the teachers began classes, the noise was so unbearable that they could not adequately hear in order to teach (and more importantly, the students couldn’t hear the teachers). Consequently, all the partitions had to be torn out and new walls built in their place.

It may have been state of the art, but it still didn’t work. And this is just one of many such problems (ask Chanute about problems in their new schools.)

Building new buildings to fix minor problems will only result in the creation of new and possible bigger problems.

As a student and a future teacher, I have taught in and observed classes in many schools in Lawrence, Topeka and Olathe, and I still consider Iola’s schools to be some of the finest I have every been in. I have seen bad schools. If people think Iola’s schools are bad, they do not know what a truly bad school is. Just the other day, I received compliments from two of my education teachers on how nice Iola’s schools were. Please do not destroy or take for granted our well-built schools and the historic value they provide for our benefit as a community. Save the things which make this town unique and special. I beg every Iolan to strongly consider what is at stake: for the students, for the parents, for the Bowlus, for the community, and for the future of Iola. Please vote No, and save our schools.

Sincerely, David Cunningham, Iola, Kan.

As the school bond and sales tax issue has become one of the top topics of conversation much information is being shared. A vital part of being an educated and informed voter is sifting through the rumors, incorrect information and partial truths.

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In every sense of the word, existing Iola schools are “irreplaceable” in terms of structure, architecture and location.

One of the biggest differences between buildings constructed today and those built in the early 20th c. is buildings of the early 1900s were built to last, whereas today, buildings are built to meet a budget. Iola’s high school and elementary schools, as they exist now, could never be built today, for the simple reason that they would cost too much to replace. For a brick structure like the high schools, or stucco and masonry like the elementary schools, the cost would be staggeringly higher than the $50 million proposed for the new schools. In other words, today we get less for our money, and because designers have a set budget, there is very little room for extra amenities.

To put it bluntly, new schools must be built with the cheapest materials available, i.e., if imitation brick is cheaper than real brick for the school’s facade, designers and contracts will use it because money is needed elsewhere. Structurally, new schools will not last, and in 20 to 30 years, we will be in the same boat we are in now.

The next area in which our present schools are superior to new ones lies in their architecture. The Neo-Classical architecture of the high school represents and encapsulates a time when Iola was at its pinnacle; and this architecture has stood the test of time, which cannot be said of, say, buildings from the 1970s. The fact is, schools built today can-

not even begin to compare.

Neo-Classical buildings of the 19th and 20th centuries are built on a foundation of three millennia of Classical background — from the Acropolis in Greece to the very structures in our own United States capital city. Thirty years from now, when the payments on Iola’s schools come to a close, will the new schools’ designs still be relevant? Will their significance compare to that of architecture defined by thousands of years of influence?

As an example, KU’s campus is internationally recognized for its educational facilities, most of which are also considered historic and architectural treasures, which the school publicizes to draw in thousands of students a year. Just a few cases of the historic facilities used every day on KU’s campus (many of which I have had classes in or study in regularly) include Bailey Hall (built in 1900), Strong Hall (1923), Spooner Hall (1894), Marvin Hall (1908), Lippincott Hall (1905), Snow Hall (1930), and Watson Library (1924). There are actually very few new buildings on KU’s campus, and if the argument that new buildings make better students is true, well, everyone who attends a major university is in trouble, especially in the case of really old colleges such as Harvard. KU would not be KU without its historic buildings, Harvard would not be Harvard without their buildings, and Iola will not be Iola without the schools that have helped shape nearly five generations.

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Administrator Carl Slaugh noted.

While city council members haven’t spelled out plans for the added sales tax revenues, in the past that money has been used in part for street improvements.

There remains a lengthy to-do list, Slaugh said.

Topping the list is resurfacing (or more) of U.S. 54 through Iola.

It’s been about seven years since the road was resurfaced, Slaugh said, with “alligator” cracks and cupping visible along westbound lanes. “We’ll probably have to do some repairs regardless of what is done,” he said.

The timing of the newly found damage will be considered as city council members determine the scope of the U.S. 54 project.

Resurfaced asphalt roads, such as U.S. 54, should last about 10 years before they need resurfaced, Slaugh explained.

Because damage has become evident in shorter amounts of time, a fulldepth restoration may be considered.

That’s where state aid comes into play.

If the city opts for a simple mill and overlay, the Kansas Department of Transportation will pay for 80 percent of the project, estimated at $800,000, through its Kansas City Connecting

Links (KLINK) Resurfacing Program. However, the state will not pay any of the projected $3 million for a full rebuild.

The KLINK fund are for maintenance, not reconstruction.

“This is what the council has to consider,” Slaugh said.

The city’s capital improvement program earmarked the U.S. 54 project for 2015 and 2016.

THE NEXT two items on the priorities list are both related to Cottonwood Street.

The first is rebuilding Cottonwood from Lincoln Street to Madison Avenue, projected at about $615,000; while the other is the proposed extension of Cottonwood Street north to Oregon Road, expected to cost about $600,000. The city tentatively set consideration for those projects in 2017 and 2018, respectively.

The Cottonwood extension, however, may get pushed higher up the priority list if the school issue passes.

“It’s something we’ve been looking to do,” Slaugh said. “Now, they may want to do it quicker.”

The Cottonwood extension carries other, as yet unknown, costs, Slaugh noted, because the city would have to acquire the property for the extension.

Other major projects the city has on its radar

are rebuilding Kentucky Street from North Dakota or Strickler Road north to Oregon Road, which also may be pushed higher on the priority scale because of the new Allen County Regional Hospital; rebuilding First Street, from East to Lincoln; renovating Carpenter Street from Kentucky Street to the east city limits. Those were slated for more consideration beginning in 2019.

The final high-priority project is a full-depth rebuild of North State Street in 2022, from Buchanan Street to where State crosses Coon Creek.

That project also would deal with flood control and water drainage as well, Slaugh said, and has been pegged at about $3 million.

The city receives a shade over $1 million annually through its existing 1-percent sales tax levy. Of that, one-quarter (about $300,000) goes to Allen County in support of the hospital’s construction. The remainder goes into the city’s capital improvement fund, while one-half percent goes to the general fund.

Diverting funds to the hospital has slowed the city’s schedule on street improvements, Slaugh said.

“There’s never enough money in the budget to do everything you want,” Slaugh said. “But we get by.”

when I was a kid, but most of my memories of Iola started in 1952 when we moved back,” he said.

Ardith was born in Lamar, a town that no longer exists, on the outskirts of Salina. She moved with her parents, Roy and Maxine, when she was 2.

The family lived along South Washington Avenue until the flood chased them from their home and they moved into the rural parsonage.

After they became a couple Leon enlisted in the Navy. His training took him to the Great Lakes, Norman, Okla., Hutchinson and finally Memphis before getting his orders to spend two years in Hawaii.

Leon and Ardith were married in August 1956.

They moved to Honolulu

a month later.

“There was a bit of culture shock, coming from Kansas,” Ardith said.

UPON COMPLETING

his Naval service, Leon worked for five years at Lockheed Aircraft in Burbank, Calif., and 26 years for Boeing, 17 of which were in Seattle; and eight in Wichita.

As an electronic engineer, Leon focused primarily on research.

“We worked in a lab,” he said. “The designers would come up with an idea, and we’d take it into the lab and check it out.”

Sometimes, the ideas flew (no pun intended).

“Sometimes, they had to change their mind,” he said.

Among Leon’s duties were to help with the design of Boeing’s first

ever 747.

“I probably shouldn’t say this, but the 747 was redesigned completely from their initial paperwork,” he said.

UPON retirement, the Harrises returned to Iola in the early 1990s.

They built a home on Leon’s old farmstead in 1992. His father and grandfather were both born there.

“I got to spend time with my dad, and Ardith got to spend time with her mother,” Leon said.

“I’m glad we’re where we are,” Ardith said.

“I had some thoughts about it when we first moved back, but I’m glad we did.”

They remain active in retirement. Leon was among the researchers who helped find names of military veterans

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Billionaire’s climate change crusade DES MOINES, Iowa (MCT) — Tom Steyer wants to save the planet, but first he wants to know about the U.S. Senate race in Iowa.

Seated in a hotel coffee shop, with a packet of data in his lap, he bursts with questions for the political strategists arrayed around the table: How many early voters?

How many undecided?

How much spending on persuasion and how much turning out the environmental-minded vote?

Later, touring an ecofriendly farm, Steyer asks about the compost used to grow the organic figs and wild berries. Is manure part of the mix?

In short order, the inquisitive San Francisco hedge-fund billionaire has become one of the most powerful players in American politics, sinking tens of millions of his fortune into boosting Democrats and trying to elevate global warming from a political afterthought into a top-tier issue.

He’s built an organization that includes some of the country’s top campaign strategists. He’s won a following among environmental activists thrilled at his free-spending ways _ he’s drawn at least $40 million from his own checkbook this election cycle _ and recruited a nationwide legion of green-thinking volunteers.

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to be placed on the Memorial Wall on the Allen County Courthouse square. He also volunteered for years at the Allen County Historical Society.

Ardith, meanwhile, remains active with the Sorosis Club.

They chuckled when informed earlier this fall that they were going to be farm marshals for the upcoming celebration.

“Why?” Leon asked.

“We live on a farm, but we don’t farm.”

While they live on the farm, they have little more than hay.

Still, they enjoy the annual festival.

Leon is fond of attending the car show. Ardith is at home stopping by the assorted arts and crafts booths.

“The best part is getting to see the people you don’t see that often,” she said. “It’s just a good, hometown feeling.”

His political organization, NextGen Climate Action, is focused on seven campaigns across the country: U.S. Senate contests in Iowa, Colorado, New Hampshire and Michigan and gubernatorial races in Florida, Maine and Pennsylvania. He’s also invested in some state legislative races, including Democratic efforts to win back a two-thirds majority in California.

In the process Steyer has drawn the enmity of conservatives, who paint him as the epitome of smug I-know-what’sbest-for-you liberalism: a radical leftist billionaire hypocrite who wants to kill jobs and raise gas prices while perched snugly in his Sea Cliff mansion. He’s even inspired the Republican Party to create a website, MeetTomSteyer, devoted entirely to disparaging “Steyer the Liar.”

Through it all he displays the casual comportment and breezy self-assurance of someone rich enough to treat money as though it doesn’t really matter. He professes to be quite comfortable on the receiving end of attacks, the product of an age when deep-pocketed donors such as Steyer on the left and the Koch brothers on the right are often higher-profile targets than those seeking office. “This is full-contact sports, and ... people are going to say nasty

things about me,” Steyer says with a shrug.

Although his efforts so far appear unavailing _ polls consistently show climate change low on the list of voter priorities _ he is determined to inject the issue into the next presidential race and is talked about as a possible 2018 candidate for governor of California, where he honed his advocacy by pushing through ballot measures on taxes and climate change.

All of which raise a number of questions for Steyer himself: What do issues such as same-sex marriage and shipping jobs overseas, featured in attack ads he’s paid for in Colorado and Iowa, have to do with climate change? Has Steyer hurt his credibility with claims that fact-checkers have deemed misleading and even patently false, such as an ad suggesting Florida’s governor was soft on polluters who enriched his campaign?

And how much of his conservationist crusade is about him and a future run for office?

Working his way through a cheeseburger, Steyer defends his advertising — “I have not seen anything ... that I did not think was supportable,” he says.

And he rules out a gubernatorial bid _ sort of. “I have no plans,” he insists, “and that’s no joke.”

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neighborhood chairman and day camp director,” she said.

Buck said many people know Dixie as the butterfly lady. While teaching science Dixie would have students catch butterflies, tag them and then set them free.

“Some tags were sent back from Mexico and Texas,” Dixie said.

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raised four children in Iola. Stephanie is a lawyer in Arizona, Chris is a house painter in Kansas City and Greg lives in Missouri and works for the city.

Their daughter Gretchen, a teacher like her parents, died about 10 years ago. Buck and Dixie have helped raise their grandchildren.

“Iola is a good place to

raise our children and grandchildren,” Buck said. “We couldn’t have made a better choice to raise them, but we’re sure sorry about the circumstances.”

All of their children and grandchildren have gone through the Iola school system. Although both teachers are retired, they remain active in education. Buck still serves on the USD 257 school board. Dixie attends every meeting.

They were asked to be the grand marshals of the Farm-City Day Parade in the summer but decided to not tell anyone.

“We were really pleased to be asked,” Buck said.

“It’s a real honor,” Dixie added.

The Farm-City Day parade begins at 1 p.m.

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to their homes. The county’s website is allencounty.org.

Click onto the county cerk’s page and then “advance application” part way down the page.

Riebel noted a this year’s ballot can be viewed at the site. Click on “view ballot,” and then complete the information requested under “registration information.” From there, click the tab under “sample ballots.”

Referendums for the school issues have been widely publicized, while the one relating to raffles statewide has flown a bit under the radar. If the raffle amendment is approved it would make raffles legal for reli-

gious, charitable, fraternal, educational and veterans non-profits. A “no” vote would continue the current prohibition against all raffles.

Voters in LaHarpe also will have three questions to decide, including the school bond issue and a one-cent sales tax for street improvements.

Voters in Cottage Grove Township, an area southeast of Humboldt, will have a referendum on whether to dissolve the township.

Riebel said Elm and Carlyle townships were dissolved a few years ago and an effort to do so in Cottage Grove failed four years ago.

She said the township does not have any func-

tion other than to have an annual budget hearing, with the budget only funding the hearing.

As of late Wednesday morning 240 ballots had been mailed, with a handful voted in the clerk’s office. Of those 133 were mailed from a permanent request list and 107 were requested in the past few days.

Riebel stressed that for a ballot to be valid it must be returned to her office no later than 7 p.m., when polls close on Election Day. That includes mailed ballots.

“It doesn’t matter what the postmark is,” Riebel stressed. “If a ballot isn’t in the office by 7 p.m. Nov. 4, it won’t be counted.”

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Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying said the government is ready to start a dialogue with protest leaders as soon as next week.

There was no immediate response from the student leaders, and it was unclear whether the proposed meeting can overcome the vast differences between the two sides.

Many in Hong Kong were outraged after a group of police officers was caught on camera early Wednesday kicking a protester with his hands cuffed behind his back. The seven officers, who have been suspended, were among hundreds battling with activists for two nights in a row over control of a busy road next to city government headquarters and near the protesters’ main occupation zone.

Tensions between the two sides have escalated in the past few days as riot police armed with pepper spray and batons

moved to retake some occupied streets.

“As long as students or other sectors in Hong Kong are prepared to focus on this issue, yes we are ready, we are prepared to start the dialogue,” Leung told reporters, adding that middlemen, whom he did not identify, had been in touch with student protest leaders to convey the government’s wishes.

The protesters have taken over major roads and streets in business and shopping districts across the city since Sept. 26 to press for a greater say in choosing the semiautonomous Chinese city’s leader in an inaugural direct election, promised for 2017.

Leung did not directly respond to questions about when police will move in to clear the sites, though he said that while authorities have tolerated the civil disobedience movement until now, it “cannot go on indefinitely.”

“Going forward, we cannot allow the occupying of streets to have a negative impact on Hong Kong society. Police will use appropriate methods to deal with this problem,” he said.

Authorities angered protesters when they first proposed and then abruptly called off a scheduled meeting with

student leaders last week, saying talks were unlikely to produce constructive results.

Protesters oppose the Chinese central government’s ruling that a committee stacked with pro-Beijing elites should screen candidates in the territory’s first direct election. That effectively means that Beijing can vet candidates before they go to a public vote.

Leung stressed that Beijing’s position will not change but said there is scope for negotiations on how the committee that nominates candidates is formed.

“In the second round of consultation, we can still listen to everyone’s views. There is still room to discuss issues including the exact formation of the nomination committee,” he said.

China’s central government has condemned the mostly peaceful demonstrations, the biggest challenge to its authority since China took control of the former British colony in 1997.

A front-page editorial Wednesday in the People’s Daily, the ruling Communist Party’s mouthpiece, said the protests “are doomed to fail.” There were no signs, however, that Beijing was planning to become directly involved in suppressing them.

Avalanche death toll rises KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) — Search teams in army helicopters rescued dozens of stranded foreign trekkers and recovered more bodies of victims of a blizzard and avalanches in Nepal’s northern mountains today, raising the death toll to 27.

About 70 people were still missing along or near the popular Annapurna trail, said Ganga Sagar Pant of the Trekking Agencies Association of Nepal, and the death toll there was expected to rise.

The route, 100 miles northwest of the capital, Katmandu, was filled with international hikers during the peak October trekking season, when the air is generally clear and cool. There were also many Nepalese on the trails because of local festivals.

Government administrator Yama Bahadur Chokhyal said rescuers recovered 10 more bodies from the Thorong La pass area, where they had been caught in a blizzard Tuesday.

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They said they survived by taking refuge in a small tea shop along the path.

“I was sure I was going to die on the way to the pass because I lost my group, I lost all the people I was with and I could not see anything,” said Linor Kajan, an injured Israeli who said she was stuck in waist-deep snow.

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Another Israeli survivor, Yakov Megreli, said they tried to stay awake in the tea shop to stay warm.

“We tried not to sleep. We tried not to get hypothermia. It was a very frightening and awful situation,” he said.

The blizzard, the tail end of a cyclone that hit the Indian coast a few days earlier, appeared to contribute to an avalanche that killed at least eight people in

Phu village in neighboring Manang district.

The dead included one Indian and four Canadian trekkers as well as three villagers, said government official Devendra Lamichane.

The foreigners’ bodies were buried in up to 6 feet of snow and digging them out will take days, he said. Three Canadian trekkers who survived the avalanche were taken by helicopter to a shelter in a nearby village. No information was immediately available on their condition.

Authorities said five climbers were killed in a separate avalanche about 45 miles to the west, at the base camp for Mount Dhaulagiri.

The climbers, two Slovaks and three Nepali guides, were preparing to scale the 26,800-foot peak, the world’s seventh tallest, said Gyanedra Shrestha of Nepal’s mountaineering department. Their bodies were recovered today.

An avalanche in April just above the base camp on Mount Everest killed 16 Nepalese guides, the deadliest single disaster on the mountain. Climate experts say rising global temperatures have contributed to avalanches in the Himalayas.

Sunday Worship.................9:15 a.m.

Sunday School ................10:30 a.m.

Rev. Gene McIntosh, pastor Office: 620-365-3883 Parsonage: 620-365-3893

First Baptist Church 7th & Osage, Humboldt

Sunday School...................9:45 a.m.

Sunday Worship...............10:50 a.m.

Sunday Evening

Kids Bible Club..................5:30 p.m.

Evening Service......................7 p.m.

Wednesday Night Bible Study. .7 p.m.

Rev Jerry Neeley, pastor 620-473-2481

Sunday School immediately after service

620-365-9728

First Baptist Church

First Christian Church

801 N. Cottonwood, Iola

620-754-3314 Find Us On Facebook

on 1370 KIOL 11 a.m.

Sunday Evening Worship.. . . . . ..6 p.m.

Wednesday - Youth/Adult........6 p.m.

Light of LaHarpe

901 S. Main, LaHarpe Sunday School......................10 a.m.

Morning Worship..................11 a.m.

Sunday Evening......................6 p.m.

Wednesday Service................7 p.m.

Duwayne Bearden, pastor

Sunday School...................9:30 a.m.

Sunday Worship...............10:30 a.m.

Bible Study.............................6 p.m.

Wed. Prayer. . . . . . . ..Noon & 6:30 p.m. fcciola@acek.com

620-365-3436

302 E. Madison, Iola

Sun. Worship.....................9:30 a.m.

Tue. Prayer Service.............7:30 a.m.

Wed. Prayer Service...........5:30 p.m.

Join us “live” online for Sunday Worship at www.iolapresbyterian.org Rev. Jennifer Loeb, pastor 620-365-3481

Iola Baptist Temple

Harvest Baptist Church

Humboldt United Methodist Church 806 N. 9th, Humboldt

Lincoln & Second Streets, Iola

Family Prayer/Fellowship Hour 9:15 a.m.

Sunday. For the Entire Family! Main Worship Service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Leadership Training 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Youth Group Wednesday Evenings at 6:30 p.m.

Small group Bible Studies Wednesday.

Sunday School...................9:30 a.m.

Morning Worship..................11 a.m.

MS/HS Youth...........................5 p.m.

Sunday School...................9:45 a.m.

Sun. Morning Worship.....10:50 a.m.

Sun. Evening Worship.............6 p.m.

Wednesday Service................7 p.m.

117 E. Miller Rd., Iola

406 S. Walnut, Iola

620-365-6468

Nursery provided

Rev. Marge Cox, pastor

Tony Godfrey, pastor

620-473-3242

620-365-3688 • 620-228-2522

Moran United Methodist Church Adult Sunday School .........8:30 a.m.

Sunday Worship.................9:30 a.m.

Children’s Sunday School. . . . .10 a.m.

James Stigall, pastor

St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church

St. John’s Catholic Church 310 S. Jefferson, Iola

Saturday Evening...............5:30 p.m.

Sunday Worship....................10 a.m. (at St. Joseph’s, Yates Center......8 a.m.)

Wednesday P.S.R. Classes...6:15 p.m.

September thru May Confessions Saturday. . .4:30 - 5 p.m.

Father John P. Miller

Roger R. Collins, pastor 620-365-2833

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Northcott Church

Poplar Grove Missionary Baptist Church

Sunday School...................9:28 a.m.

Sunday Worship...............10:28 a.m.

Wednesday Evening...........6:28 p.m.

Come Let Us Worship The Lord

12425 SW. Barton Rd., Colony

305 Mulberry, Humboldt

First & Cedar, Moran

620-365-2277

First Presbyterian Church

“Lead-Feed Tend” - John 21.15 - 17

620-365-2779

620-237-4442

Holy Eucharist and Sermon at 9 a.m. followed by coffee and fellowship.

620-365-2492

Dave McGullion, pastor

620-228-1829

202 S. Walnut, Iola

Paul Miller, pastor

Dr. Michael Quinn, pastor Jonathan Palmer, Worship/Youth Minister

Rev. Bruce Kristalyn

iolafirstag.org

1608 Oregon Rd., Iola

Sunday School...................9:15 a.m.

Sunday Worship...............10:30 a.m.

Sunday School.........................9 a.m.

Adult Bible Class....................9 a.m.

Worship Service...............10:30 a.m.

PMA Sidney Hose

Streaming live on Sunday morning at www.thecruxchurch.com

Jeff Cokely Jared Ellis Luke Bycroft

Sunday School.......................10 a.m.

Sunday Worship....................11 a.m.

3797 Arizona Rd., Savonburg

Sunday Worship...............10:30 a.m.

Steve Traw, pastor

Grace Lutheran Church

1020 E. Carpenter, Iola

Sunday School (All Ages). . . . . . . .9 a.m.

Sunday Worship....................10 a.m.

Sunday Praise & Prayer...........6 p.m.

Wednesday Bible Class......6:30 p.m.

Kids First Wednesday.........6:30 p.m.

Teens First Wed. @ The One.....6:30 p.m.

214 W. Madison, Iola

Sunday Worship.................9:30 a.m.

Bible Study................Tuesday 3 p.m.

Singspiration..............Sunday 6 p.m.

Friends Home Lutheran Church

First Assembly of God

Fellowship Regional Church

29 Covert St., Carlyle

“The Cross Shines Brightly at Calvary”

620-365-7306

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Calvary United Methodist Church

Rev. Jan Chubb

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Sunday School...................9:30 a.m.

Sunday Worship...............10:45 a.m.

Wednesday Service...........6:30 p.m.

Mike Farran, pastor

www.poplargrovembc.org

620-363-4828 620-237-4255

Rev. Jon Gray 620-473-3063

Trinity United Methodist Church Kentucky & Broadway, Iola

Sunday School...................9:30 a.m.

Sunday Worship ...................11 a.m.

Dorothy Welch, pastor (620) 365-5235

Wesley United Methodist Church Madison & Buckeye

Sunday Contemporary..........9:15 a.m.

Sunday Blended Worship. . . .9:30 a.m.

Wednesday After School. . . .2:50 p.m.

Middle School UMYF.............6 p.m.

High School UMYF................8 p.m.

Rev. Trudy Kenyon Anderson 620-365-2285

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Thursday, October 16, 2014

Royals clinch spot to World Series

By ANDY McCULLOUGH The Kansas City Star

(MCT) — In the moments after the Royals won the pennant, after their 2-1 victory carried them to a sweep over the Orioles in the American League Championship Series, joy flowed like the fountains beyond the ballpark’s outfield fences.

The last embers of afternoon sunshine still illuminated Kauffman Stadium.

The voices of 40,468 revelers merged with a fireworks display. Greg Holland jumped into the arms of catcher Salvador Perez. Lorenzo Cain flung his glove skyward and skipped like a child. In the

center of the diamond stood the Kansas City Royals, conquerors of the American League, ready to contend for their first World Series title since 1985.

With their eighth consecutive victory in the playoffs, Kansas City captured the American League crown for the first time since 1985.

Thursday marks the 29th anSee ROYALS | Page B3

The Kansas City Royals rush the field to celebrate after the final out in a series-clinching 2-1 win against the Baltimore Orioles in Game 4 of the American League Championship Series on Wednesday. MCT/

World Series Bound

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ACC volleyball struggles in loss

By SPENCER MICHELSON The Iola Register

Allen Community College lost in straight sets to Coffeyville, 25-14, 25-21 and 25-20, Wednesday night.

“This has been such an extreme difference in seasons,” coach Jessica Peters said.

“We have gone from one end

that you can go to the completely other. But, in reverse order. If were to do what we have done now — which is this major losing streak — I would have personally preferred it early on in the season.”

The team is 2-7 in its last regular season matches. The Red Devils went 23-15 last season on their way to the

Region VI tournament. This season, Allen is 9-17 overall and 1-6 in Jayhawk Conference East play.

“I think the frustration is that we continue to practice what we think our weaknesses are early day in and day out,” Peters said. “But, they are still not executed.”

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Keanen Badders tries to make his way through a group of lineman in last Friday’s 42-0 loss. REGISTER/SPENCER MICHELSON

Mustangs begin district play against Burlington

By SPENCER MICHELSON The Iola Register

Despite its early-season struggles, Iola High gets to reset things starting this week.

The Mustangs open district play Friday with a home game against Burlington. District play determines which teams qualify for the postseason.

After a concussion kept coach Doug Kerr out of action in last week’s loss to Wellsville, he has been absent from practice this week with bron-

chitis.

Kerr had the flu last week and that spread into his lungs to cause bronchitis. He’s lost 13 pounds.

He has been up to date on the game plan for this week and plans on being in the press box to call plays.

“The kids are really motivated for this district game,” Kerr said.

The assistant coaches divvied up Kerr’s duties at practice this week.

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Danielle McElroy (10) watches the ball she hit roll off the net and to the ground for a point to tie the score 9-9 in set two. Allen would lose the set 25-21. REGISTER/SPENCER MICHELSON

Flag Football October 11, Youth Flag Football Game Results 1st-2nd Grade Community National Bank 29, Humboldt-2 32 Drake Weir led the way with two touchdowns, while Ryun Cole and Caleb Measles each added one touchdown. Cole added three onepoint conversions and a two point conversion for CNB. Asher Hart found the end zone three times, with Avery Works adding two touchdowns and two one-point conversions for Humboldt.

Humboldt-1 34, J.R. Williamson Trucking 6 Jake Harrington, Blake Ellis, Cody White, Mason Sterling and Nick Bauer each found the end zone, with Harrington and Ellis each adding a two point conversion for Humboldt. Scoring the only touchdown for J.R. Williamson Trucking was Bryce Walden.

Iola Pharmacy 13, H&R Block 12 Tre Wilson led the way with two

touchdowns, and Griffin Westervelt added a two point conversion for Iola Pharmacy. McKenna Jones and Isaac Hopkins each scored a touchdown for H&R Block.

Strawder Construction 18, Iola Pharmacy 6 Lucas Griffin scored two touchdowns, with Jagger Jacobs adding a touchdown for Strawder Construction. Finding the end zone for Iola Pharmacy’s only touchdown was Tre Wilson.

3rd-5th Grade

Colony-2 18, Allen County Storage 28 Brody Hobbs, Bryson Goodell and Ryan Golden each found the end zone for Colony. Keynan Stahl led the way with four touchdowns, with Kolton Greathouse adding two twopoint conversions for Allen County Storage.

Colony-1 28, Catalyst Artificial Lift 6 Tucker Yocham scored two touch-

downs, with Kayla Hermreck and Trevor Church each adding a touchdown. Then Karter Miller and Church added two point conversions for Colony. Scoring Catalyst’s only touchdown was Chris Holloway.

Colony-2 34, Catalyst Artificial Lift 6 Marissa Lansdown and Brody Hobbs each scored two touchdowns, with Ryan Golden scoring one touchdown. Lansdown scored two two-point conversions for Colony. Finding the end zone for Catalyst’s only touchdown was Robert Cook.

Allen County Storage 6, Colony-1 27 Scoring Allen County Storage’s only touchdown was Keynan Stahl.

Karter Miller scored two touchdowns, with Tucker Yocham and Trevor Church each scoring a touchdown, and then Miller scored a one point conversion and Mitchyl Walters scored a two point conversion for Colony to win the Post Season Tournament.

Jake Harrington

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Classifieds Auctions

Auctions

PUBLIC AUCTION Sat., Oct. 25, 2014 – 9:30 a.m.

105 W. 3rd, Elsmore

Seller: Kenneth D. Pergeson Sr. There will be an open house Sunday, October 19, 1:30 p.m. ‘til 3 p.m.

HOUSE AND LAND FOR SALE : House & Land Will sell at 9:30 a.m. You are invited to have any inspections done to the home before the sale because the property is being sold as is with no warranties.

You can call Allen County Realty, Inc. at 620-365-3178 to look at the property or to do inspections.

1980 Manufactured Home with 11 city lots. 3 bedrooms and 1.3/4 baths (master bedroom has garden tub plus shower), central heat and air, covered entrance, front and back carport, newer 22’x38’ shop with 2 overhead doors and 1 walk in door, concrete floor fully insulated with 80 gal. air compressor, 8’x14’ storage shed. Nice location, friendly quiet community. Ideal home for rental property or fishing or hunting lodge with state lake 4 miles. (Have your own boat storage).

Taxes for 2013 were $164.24 and seller will prorate taxes at closing and pay for Title Insurance. 10% DOWN PAYMENT DAY OF SALE UPON SIGNING A PURCHASE AGREEMENT. BALANCE DUE ON DELIVERY OF DEED AND MERCHANTABLE TITLE. Closing will be on or before 30 days. Owner has the right to accept or reject any offer.

Your Patronage is Appreciated See allencountyauction.com for pictures

Terms: Cash or approved check. All items must be settled for and removed day of sale. Not responsible for accidents or theft.

Announcements day of sale take precedence over printed material.

Auction to be held by:

Allen County Auction Service Allen County Realty, Inc.

Auctioneers: Jack Franklin & John F. Brocker, Broker Phone - (620) 365-3178 Services Offered

Services Offered

SUPERIOR BUILDERS. New Buildings, Remodeling, Concrete, Painting and All Your Carpenter Needs, including replacement windows and vinyl siding. 620-365-6684

SHAUGHNESSY BROS. CONSTRUCTION, LLC. Carpentry and painting service Siding and windows 620-365-6815, 620-3655323 or 620-228-1303

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

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

SEK GARAGE DOORS Full Service!

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

620-330-2732 • 620-336-3054 www.sekgaragedoors.com IOLA MINI-STORAGE 323 N. Jefferson Call 620-365-3178 or 365-6163

PAYLESS CONCRETE

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

(620) 365-5588

HOLLOWAY & SONS INC.

HEATING & COOLING (620) 365-3142 1021/2 W. 1st, Gas •Sales & Installation •Custom Sheet Metal •Free Estimates 24 HR EMERGENCY SERVICE

S&S TREE SERVICE. Licensed and insured. Free estimates. 620365-5903.

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.

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

DALE’S SHEET METAL, INC. • Custom Cabinetry • Flooring • Granite Countertops Eddie Abbott

620-365-9018

PSI, Inc.

Call for your personal in-home consultation.

HEATING

Sales – Service – Installation Free Estimates Custom Sheet Metal Duct Cleaning – Seamless Guttering

365-3534 or 1-800-794-2662 211 N. Jefferson, Iola Visa, Mastercard

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

THOLEN’S HEATING & COOLING INC.

COOLING

MACHINE OPERATORS NEEDED FOR 2nd SHIFT (Monday-Thursday 2:30pm1:00am). Knowledge in reading measuring instruments (calipers, measuring tape, etc) will be required. Experience with CNC machines a plus, but job training will be provided. Dependable, on time individuals only need to apply. Apply n person at Catalyst Artificial Lift, 2702 N. State St., Iola, KS 66749 or send resumes to BSCHR@bellsupplystores.com

824 N. CHESTNUT • IOLA

(620) 365-6445 www.tholenheatingandcooling.com

We specialize in the sales, service and installation of:

• Geothermal • Ice Machines • Residential HVAC • Commercial HVAC • Commercial Refrigeration See our ad on the back inside cover of

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EXCLUSIVE LIVING RESOURCES, INC. is looking for self-motivated, energetic individuals to provide community and home support for adults with disabilities in the Iola area. This is a 24 hour work shift following 48 hours of time off. The work shift starts at 7am. You must have a current driver’s license, reliable transportation and a cell phone for this position. Background check is required. EOE. Pick up an application at 512 S. Kentucky St., Iola, KS 66749 between the hours of 10am-4pm, MondayFriday.

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT FOR FINANCIAL AID position available at Allen Community College. Responsibilities of this 12 month, full-time position include communicating with students, processing documents, executing reports, and assisting in the administration of student financial aid. Associates degree preferred. Review of applicants begins October 20, 2014.

Submit letter of interest, resume, application, and contact information for three professional references to Personnel Office, Allen Community College, 1801 N. Cottonwood, Iola, KS 66749.

ACC is and Affirmative Action/ Equal Opportunity Employer.

THE CITY OF IOLA HAS AN OPENING FOR A WATER PLANT OPERATOR APPRENTICE. Wages starting at $11.51 per hour. Application review begins October 17th. Applications and job descriptions are available at the City CLerk’s Office or www.cityofiola.com. EOE/ADA.

Preferred Family Healthcare, a comprehensive mental health provider, has the following opportunity at the Iola facility: COUNSELOR Primarily responsible for facilitating group and individual, substance abuse counseling sessions and conducting consumer assessments. Seeking a Licensed Addiction Counselor (LAC) or Licensed Clinical Addiction Counselor (LCAC).

Salary and benefits are based on experience. Candidates must be able to pass a federal background check. SB123 and SB67 experience is a plus.

For more information or to apply online: www.pfh.org EOE

ALLEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE has openings for CNA and CMA instructors for Allen, Woodson, Coffey, Osage and Shawnee Counties. Applicants must hold an RN license and have worked in a long-term care facility for at least 2 years. Submit letter of interest, resume, transcripts, and names, addresses, and telephone numbers of three professional references. Apply to Personnel Office, Allen Community College, 1801 N. Cottonwood, Iola, KS 66749. Fax to 620-365-7406.

Email: stahl@allencc.edu. ACC is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.

SCREST USD #479 is accepting applications for school bus drivers and activity bus drivers.

Please apply at: 603 E. Broad, Colony, Kansas. 620-852-3540.

EEKING A PART-TIME SEWER OPERATOR for Sewer Improvement District No. 2, Piqua.

Licensed person preferred but will accept all applicants. Send resume to Woodson County Improvement District #2, PO Box 84, Piqua, KS 66761.

MAINTENANCE TECH NEEDED for apartment community in Iola. Applicant must have strong organizational skills and enjoy working outdoors. Vacation and benefits. Apply in person at Parkford Apartments or email your resume to parkford@ wilhoitproperties.com

ANW Special Education Opening for qualified IT Specialist to maintain laptops, desktops and accompanying software. A-Plus licensure or equivalent preferred. Salary commensurate with training and experience. To apply; www.anwcoop.com; career link; complete Para Job Application. (Please denote IT Specialist in the posi tion applying for). Or you may send a letter of application along with your resume to: ANW Special Education Cooperative, PO Box 207, Humboldt, KS 66748, Attn: Cindy. No phone calls of inquiry will be accepted.

E m p loym ent C oord inator

T ri-V alley D evelop m ental Services (T V D S) is looking for a self m otivated ind ivid u al w h o likes h elp ing oth ers. T h is fu ll-tim e E m p loym ent C oord inator w ill oversee th e E m p loym ent P rogram and P roject Search . T h ey w ill p rom ote and d evelop em p loym ent, internsh ip s and on th e job training op p ortu nities for clients seeking em p loym ent.

T h is w ill req u ire som e flexib ility in h ou rs (inclu d ing som e evenings). Starting w age of $11.25 p er h ou r. E xcellent b enefit p rogram inclu d es h ealth insu rance as low as $72/ m onth , life insu rance and K P E R S. H igh sch ool d ip lom a or eq u ivalent req u ired . P refer A ssociate D egree. O ne year w ork exp erience w ith intellectu ally and d evelop m entally d isab led /m entally retard ed ad u lts in a vocational training p rogram p referred . C and id ates m u st m aintain a cu rrent K ansas d river’s license, su ccessfu lly p ass d ru g screen and b ackgrou nd ch ecks.

EO E Interested applicants should apply at:

T ri-V alley D evelopm ental Services, Inc. 3740 S. Santa F e, C hanute, K S or you can apply online: w w w .tvds.org

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Great Supplemental Income. Vehicle Required.

Deliver the Iola Register to approx. 66 subscribers.

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EXTENSION AGENT, Family and Consumer Sciences opportunity in Coffey County, Burlington, KS. Details: www.ksre.ksu.edu/ jobs. Deadline: 10/29/14.

K-State Research and Extension is an EOE of individuals with disabilities and protected veterans. Background check required.

40 GALLON WATER HEATERS, 6-year warranty, Natural Gas $299, LP $343, Electric $250, D&R Plumbing, 204 N. Washington, Iola, 620-365-2704.

Pets and Supplies CREATIVE CLIPS BOARDING & GROOMING Clean, Affordable. Shots required.

If you want the best, forget the rest!

Call Jeanne 620-363-8272

Wanted To Buy

DAIRY FARM HELP WANTED. Milk cows full time, mix feed, feed calves, run tractor, skidloader. Call 785-448-8200.

WANTED: HEDGE POSTS. Call Smith Postyard for details.

Jeff, 620-496-8956. PO Box 264, Yates Center, KS 66783.

WE ARE CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for a qualified cook in Long Term Care. Applicant needs to be energetic and able to provide great customer service. Ask about our benefit package, includes 401K. Apply in person to Moran Manor, or call Jeanette Oberzan at 620-237-4300.

Garage Sales

CMA/CNA evening shift 2pm10pm, Monday through Thursday, set schedule. Apply in person or call Deb Haller, RN, DON, Moran Manner. 620-237-4300.

REGISTRAR NEOSHO COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE is accepting applications for the Registrar position at the Chanute campus. Associate’s degree required; Bachelor’s degree preferred. A minimum of two years of experience in student services preferred. Salary range $30,00040,000. A complete position announcement and application instructions can be found at www. neosho.edu HUman Resources department. Application deadline is October 17, 2014. NCCC is an EOE/AA employer.

DELIVERY DRIVERS COURIERS/INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS. Seeking professional and quality driven independent contractors/owner operators with reliable car/minivan for same day deliveries in the Iola area. Daily routes available; 6pm-11pm. Contractors subject to background/ drug/MVR screens. Call 877-4764555. www.fleetgistics.com.

RN/LPN day shift. Every other weekend off. Apply in person or call Deb Haller, RN, DON, Moran Manor. 620-237-4300.

206 UNION ST, UNIONTOWN. Continuous multi-family sale.

Friday and Saturday, 8am-? Clothing, linen, dishes, furniture, etc.

628 N KENTUCKY. Friday and Saturday 7-5:30. XLarge clothes, dolls, tools, material, misc.

BOOTH #40 AT THE MARKET PLACE is having a 50% off sale of all items. All proceeds go to benefit ACARF, our local animal shelter. This booth is part of Second Chance Store.

Mobile Homes For Rent 105 E 1st MORAN. Mobile home, 2 bedrooms. Clean, recently remodeled, new appliances. Huge enclosed porch/laundry room. NO PETS and SMOKING. Application and proof of income required. $375/month plus deposit.620-237-4331 or 620-719-0109.

153 QUAIL ROAD, 1 MILE NORTH OF BRONSON. Nice, clean, recently remodeled 2 bedroom mobile home for rent in the country. Appliances provided.

NO PETS and NO SMOKING. Application and proof of income required. $375/month plus deposit. 620-237-4331 or 620-719-0109.

Real Estate for Rent QUALITY AND AFFORDABLE HOMES available for rent now, www.growiola.com 216 S. COLBORN. 4 years old, 3 bedroom, 2 full bath, 2 car attached garage. All appliances including washer and dryer. No pets. $995/month. 620-365-5577.

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS

1219 N. BUCKEYE 2 bedroom duplex, 1 bath. 620-496-6787.

Full Time

628 N. ELM. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car attached garage, CH/A. $695/month. 620-496-6787.

Certified Medication Aide

Real Estate for Sale

CMA All Shifts

Apply in person.

Ask for Jodie or Meredith.

Fountain Villa 2620 N. Kentucky • Iola

CNA

Allen County Realty Inc. 620-365-3178 John Brocker. . . . . . 620-365-6892 Carolynn Krohn. . . 620-365-9379 Jack Franklin. . . . . . 620-365-5764 Brian Coltrane . . . . 620-496-5424 Dewey Stotler. . . . . 620-363-2491 Candace McRae.. . . 816-916-7051 www.allencountyrealty.com

Windsor Place is looking for compassionate, reliable CNAs to join our team of dedicated staff.

Every other weekend off, shift differential and full time benefits with 30+ hours. Flexible scheduling available.

Please fill out an application at 600 E. Garfield, Iola

WILL BE SELLING AN EXTRA NICE 2 BEDROOM HOUSE due to illness. 620-365-5748 or 620-363-0509 or 620-363-0617.

Farm Miscellaneous

In Iola • (620) 365-6000

FOR SALE: STRAW $3.50 BALE, BROME $5, Prairie $3.50 to $5, Alfalfa $5 to $7, depending on quality, Tidd 620-380-1259 evenings.

NELSON EXCAVATING Taking care of all your dirt work needs!

FOR SALE: Top Soil - Fill Dirt.

OPERATORS: RJ Helms 620-365-9569 Mark Wade 620-496-8754

Apartments for Rent

Cedarbrook Estates Senior Living

2800 N. Cottonwood Street • Iola

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Iola: District play begins Continued from B1

Even so, it’s been business as usual. The assistants were versed enough to run practice themselves, Kerr said.

“We've just done what we do every week,” said offensive coordinator Dana Daugharthy, who will take over play calling duties if Kerr is unable to do so. “We're trying to emphasize to come to practice hard this week because we've got a big game.”

Iola’s opponent should provide a competitive game.

Burlington is 3-3 this season with wins against Eureka, Erie and Fredonia. The Wildcats have lost to Caney Valley, Cherryvale and Neodesha.

In their losses, the Wildcats have been outscored 121-35. The three teams they’ve defeated have a combined six wins. Fredonia is 4-2, Eureka is 2-4 and Erie is

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“On film they look pretty decent, but they're definitely beatable for sure. They don't look quite as good as Wellsville,” Daugharthy said.

“I think it's definitely a team we can beat if we come to play.”

Despite Iola’s 1-5 record, it can still qualify for the playoffs by winning at least two of its final three games.

Last week, Wellsville

beat Iola 42-0 holding the Mustangs to a season low 14 yards of total offense, including no completed passes.

When the Mustangs take the field Friday, they will be wearing new uniforms. Kerr said they are for home playoff games and suggested this game is being treated as such.

Kickoff for the Class 4A-II, District 3 showdown is at 7 p.m. at Iola’s Riverside Park.

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Prep football standings 2014 Football Standings Pioneer League Team League Overall Prairie View 4-0 4-2 Wellsville 4-1 4-2 Osawatomie 3-1 4-2 Santa Fe Trail 3-1 4-2 Anderson Co. 1-4 1-5 Iola 1-5 1-5 0-6 Central Heights 0-5 Tri-Valley League Team League Overall Caney Valley 5-0 5-1 Neodesha 4-1 5-1 Cherryvale 4-2 4-2 Fredonia 3-2 4-2 Burlington 3-3 3-3 Humboldt 2-3 3-3 Eureka 2-3 2-4 0-4 0-6 Yates Center Erie 0-5 0-6 Three Rivers League (eight-man) Team League Overall Chetopa 5-0 6-0 Uniontown 4-1 4-2 Crest 3-1 4-2 St. Paul 2-3 2-4 Marmaton Valley 1-3 1-5 Pleasanton 1-3 1-5 Altoona-Midway 0-5 0-6 Lyon County League (eight-man) Team League Overall Madison 2-0 4-2 Waverly 4-1 5-1 Burlingame 3-1 5-1 MdCV 3-2 4-2 1-3 2-4 Lebo Hartford 1-4 2-4 So. Coffey County. 1-4 1-5 Kansas High School District Football Standings Class 4A-II, District 3

Team District Overall Burlington 0-0 3-3 Anderson Co. 0-0 1-5 Girard 0-0 1-5 0-0 1-5 Iola Class 3A, District 6 Team District Overall Northeast-Arma 0-0 4-2 St. Marys Colgan 0-0 4-2 Humboldt 0-0 3-3 Erie 0-0 0-6 Class 2-1A, District 4 Team District Overall Olpe 2-0 5-1 6-0 Lyndon 1-0 Remington 1-1 2-4 Yates Center 0-1 0-6 Oswego 0-2 3-3 Eight-Man I, District 1 Team District Overall Uniontown 2-0 4-2 Marais des Cygnes 2-0 4-2 Waverly 1-1 5-1 St. Paul 1-1 2-4 Marmaton Valley 0-2 1-5 Pleasanton 0-2 1-5 Eight-Man II, District 3 Team District Overall Chetopa 2-0 6-0 1-1 2-4 Hartford Crest 1-1 4-2 1-1 1-3 Elk Valley So. Coffey County 1-1 1-5 Altoona-Midway 0-2 0-6 Friday’s Schedule Iola vs. BURLINGTON Humboldt vs. ERIE Crest vs. CHETOPA SCC vs. ALTOONA-MIDWAY Marmaton Valley at Pleasanton Yates Center at Oswego

Royals: Earn trip to first World Series since 1985 Continued from B1

niversary of their last pennant clinch, when Jim Sundberg drove in four runs and Charlie Liebrandt logged more than five innings of relief in the seventh game of the ALCS against Toronto. This year’s version of the Royals opted for their more traditional procedures.

They scored two runs in the first inning without a ball leaving the infield. Alex Gordon patrolled left field like a spider with an all-encompassing web. He crashed into a chain-link fence for a fifth-inning out and rose to a packed stadium chanting his name.

Manager Ned Yost has become Midas here in October. He managed his bullpen with aplomb on Wednesday. After Jason Vargas walked the leadoff batter in the sixth,

Yost called upon Kelvin Herrera to snuff out the threat. Vargas allowed just one run across 5 1/3 innings. No Royals starter collected an out after the sixth inning in this series. The team did not skip a beat.

Herrera gave up a twoout single to Adam Jones to move the tying runner to third but. But when Nelson Cruz lined out to second baseman Omar Infante, Baltimore came up short once more. The result fit the pattern of this series, when the Orioles could craft no answer for their opponents.

At times this week, when baseball wasn’t being played, Kauffman Stadium resembled a teapot hosting a tempest.

Jarrod Dyson boasted his team would capture this series in five games or less. Jeremy Guthrie sported a T-shirt mocking his former club af-

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Just 17 days ago, the Royals faced their 11th hour. The eighth inning of the American League wild-card game began a few minutes before 11 p.m. on Sept. 30. Kansas City needed to plate four runs before Oakland recorded six outs. With Jon Lester on the mound, the Royals’ probability of victory resided at 3.5 percent.

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Sports Calendar Iola High School Football Friday, vs. BURLINGTON, 7 p.m.

Monday, JV at Burlington, 4:30 p.m.

High School Volleyball Saturday, at Anderson County Invitational, 9 a.m.

High School Cross Country Today, at Anderson County, 4 p.m.

IMS Football Today, at Independence, 5 p.m.

Humboldt High School Football Friday, vs. ERIE , 7 p.m.

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High School Cross Country Today, at Burlington, 4 p.m.

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Kansas City Royals relief pitcher Greg Holland shouts as he runs to embrace catcher Salvador Perez, right, as the celebration begins after retiring the Baltimore Orioles' J.J. Hardy (2) at first base for the final out of Game 4 of the ALCS. MCT/BALTIMORE SUN/KARL FERRON Anaheim and now another against Baltimore.

Kansas City hasn’t lost a game in October, and they appear in capable of wrongdoing.

Take the first inning on Wednesday. Alcides Escobar led off with an infield single that skipped over the head of Baltimore starter Miguel Gonzalez and bounced off second base. Gonzalez drilled Nori Aoki with a 91-mph fastball.

Up came Lorenzo Cain, named the MVP of the ALCS after the game. He was hitting .667 in this series, and shining on a national platform.

So, naturally, he bunted. Cain did so on his own, as Yost informed the viewing public on the TBS broadcast.

The decision flew in the face of baseball’s mathematically oriented wisdom. It also fell within the team’s standard operating procedure. So did what followed.

After Cain advanced both runners, Eric Hosmer hacked at a changeup at his ankle.

He tapped a grounder to second baseman Jonathan Schoop. The throw beat Escobar to the plate.

Except as catcher Caleb Joseph pivoted for the tag, he lost control. The baseball trickled to the backstop, and no Oriole was in position to back up Joseph. Aoki followed Escobar home.

A welcoming party greeted the run-scoring duo. The Royals abandoned the comfort of their perches for a brief celebration. Jarrod Dyson strutted the length of the dugout, signaling for the fans to raise the roof.

The inning highlighted the fielding suprem-

acy of the Royals. Baltimore sported a quality defensive unit. But they wobbled in crucial situations, whereas the Royals remained stalwart. In just the first two innings, Omar Infante ranged deep into the hole to record an out, Alex Gordon made a pair of nifty catches, and Escobar whipped a true throw from second to complete a double play.

Baltimore devised a solution for Vargas and his defense in the third inning. It was a method they relied upon more than any other club this season, one they had been unable to wield against the Royals: They hit a home run. A day after dropping a knee on Dyson on a pickoff play, Ryan Flaherty did some more damaging. He mashed a solo shot that hugged the right-field line and landed 411 feet away from the plate.

His blast represented Baltimore’s last gasp.

Herrera gobbled up five outs in the middle innings. Wade Davis ignored a two-out single to complete a scoreless eighth. Greg Holland issued a leadoff walk in the ninth and nearly threw away a harmless grounder back to the mound.

But Escobar snagged the throw to record an out and settle down the proceedings.

His teammates hung over the dugout railing.

Scott Downs waved a towel toward the crowd. After Mike Moustakas fielded the final groundball, the Royals entered the field of play before the ball even reached the glove of first baseman Eric Hosmer. They knew. After all this time, they knew.

High School Football Friday, vs. CHETOPA, 7 p.m.

High School Volleyball Tuesday, vs. OSWEGO, ST. PAUL, 5 p.m.

Southern Coffey Co. High School Football Friday, vs. ALTOONA-MIDWAY, 7 p.m.

High School Volleyball Saturday, at Lyon County Tournament, 9 a.m.

Yates Center High School Football Friday, at Oswego, 7 p.m.

High School Cross Country Thursday, at Burlington, 4 p.m.

High School Volleyball Monday, at Humboldt, 5 p.m..

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The depth of your “Parenthood” character Julia services the type of acting it seems youʼve always liked to do. Have you ever wanted to play a silly role?

Oh, Iʼd love that. I think I would anyway. Of course, actors love to explore and play different characters and go from one end of any spectrum they can find to the other.

Julia is so wound-up compared to anyone else Iʼve ever played; her energy is so different that to play something like a Farrelly-brothers character would be awesome.

Has the quality of “Parenthood” spoiled you for future series work?

BY JAY BOBBIN

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If “spoiled” means being ungrateful, no. The whole cast is aware of how amazing an experience this is, but in other ways, we are spoiled on a number of levels. Itʼs not just the artistry, but the way we shoot. Itʼs a very efficient show, and everybody at NBC and on the show grants the actors such freedom, itʼs very spontaneous.

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SUNDAY 7 p.m. on FOOD Guy’s Grocery Games Five is the key word as the chefs are challenged to make a five-star seafood dinner using five ingredients or less in the first round in the new episode “Fan-Tastic Food.”

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TUESDAY 8 p.m. on TRAV Hotel Impossible In the new episode “Rotting Woodstock,” Anthony Melchiorri travels to Woodstock, N.Y., to help get the historic yet struggling Woodstock Lodge back on its feet.

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WEDNESDAY 7 p.m. on KMBC The Middle When Frankie (Patricia Heaton) finds a full dining room set selling online for $50, she gives the family’s old set to Axl (Charlie McDermott) in the new episode “The Table.”

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Buster Posey and the Giants already know how to win in October — even without all this help from the St. Louis Cardinals.

Strange as it might look sometimes, San Francisco finds a way to score just enough.

Posey drove in three runs and capped another unusual rally as the Giants took advantage of some clunky defense by first baseman Matt Adams in beating the Cardinals 6-4 on Wednesday night to move within one victory of the World Series.

“We might find some weird ways to score runs, but we’re getting people on base first.

That’s the main thing,” Brandon Belt said.

Chasing their third title in five years, the Giants lead the best-of-seven NL Championship Series 3-1 after poor throws cost the Cardinals yet again.

October ace Madison Bumgarner can pitch

San Francisco to another pennant Thursday at home in Game 5. Struggling All-Star Adam Wainwright starts for St. Louis, now facing the same daunting deficit the Giants overcame to beat the Cardinals in the 2012 NLCS. Kansas City awaits the winner after completing its ALCS sweep of Baltimore earlier in the day. The wild-card Royals will host Game 1 of the World Series on Tuesday night.

San Francisco climbed out of an early three-run hole, and back-to-back bad throws by Adams in the sixth inning helped the Giants rally — one night after a wild toss by St. Louis reliever Randy Choate allowed the winning run to score in the 10th inning.

“I think any time you can put pressure on the defense, you’ve got the opportunity for good things to happen,” Posey said. “We’re able to come up with some big two-out RBIs to get back in the game.”

Minus injured catcher Yadier Molina again, the Cardinals were clinging

to a 4-3 lead when San Francisco put runners at second and third in the sixth. Playing in with one out, the lumbering Adams backhanded Gregor Blanco’s bouncer and stumbled as he tried to set himself to throw home.

Adams had trouble with the transfer, and his toss short-hopped catcher Tony Cruz as Juan Perez slid across with the tying run.

Joe Panik then hit a grounder right to Adams, who stepped on first base before firing wildly to second in trying for a double play. Brandon

Crawford stopped between third and home, yet was able to score easily when Adams threw wide of the bag.

“That’s kind of fitting of how our postseason’s been,” Panik said. “It might not be the prettiest way of scoring runs.”

Cardinals shortstop Jhonny Peralta came way off the base to catch the ball, but had no play at the plate.

“The play at home, there’s a fast runner at third and I was going in on the ball and threw on the run,” Adams said.

“It took us a while to get in the groove, but they had good energy and worked together.”

Humboldt lost to Eureka 25-20 and 25-12. Rylan Wilhite had two kills, three assists and an ace.

Myers had three aces.

Bri Ames had an assist.

Wolken had three kills.

Angelton had an assist.

Hoepker had an assist.

Works had a kill.

“Our passing was very weak during this match,” Thomas said.

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ing points. They fought, but it wasn’t enough in the end.”

The team bounced back with two 25-13 set wins against Cherryvale.

Wilhite had two kills, 12 assists and two aces.

Myers had a kill, assist and ace. Ames had an assist and ace. Wolken had three kills and two aces.

Angelton had seven kills.

Hoepker and McReynolds each had an ace.

Works had two kills and an ace.

“This match was much better than the first,”

The Ravens controlled the first set, leading from start to finish. Allen got no closer than Coffeyville’s 5-1 lead to start the match.

The second set was much more competitive.

After trailing 11-3 early, the Red Devils fought back to a 14-14 tie. Allen took the lead at 18-17, but scored only three points after that as Coffeyville took control.

Allen played another hard fought set, but again fell short in the finale. After Allen forged in front, 11-9, Coffeyville took back the lead. The score was tied at 13-13 when Coffeyville finished on an upswing.

“We played pointfor-point. Granted, Coffeyville did their fair share of errors in addition to ours,” Peters said.

“Had we minimized ours and allowed Coffeyville to continue to make theirs,

then I really feel like that would have been good for the win that we needed.”

Allen travels to Lee’s Summit, Mo., Monday to square off with Longview Community College at 6 p.m.

“I just want to gain something from every match we have left,” Peters said. “If we have four matches left, win or lose, I want to feel like we're taking steps in the right direction. We didn't see that tonight.”

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In the first match, the Lady Cubs beat Eureka 25-14 and 25-21. Lizzie Myers and Kassie Angelton had two kills. Kailey Wolken had a kill and two aces. Chassis Hoepker scored two aces and had six assists. Britnee Works had two kills and an ace. Kira McReynolds had an ace.

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To stent or not to stent? That’s the question Dear Dr. Roach: My regular cardiologist did a battery of screening tests (CT scan of heart, ultrasound of heart and abdominal vessels, stress test). Sure enough, one of the tests suggested blockages, and he said I should prepare to get an angiogram from an interventionalist to verify and possibly have stent(s) placed. My heart muscle still has no damage (I had quadruple bypass six years ago, even though I had no symptoms; I am 68, not overweight and have never smoked).

Since receiving the news five weeks ago about possible blockages, I have exercised, eaten very well and have seen my blood pressure go back to normal and my lipid panel all come within normal range.

When I asked my regular cardiologist if having stents placed would prevent me from having a heart attack, he gave a resounding “yes,” it would.

I have read that stents do not prevent heart attacks

Dr. Keith Roach To Your Good Health and are effective only if you have angina (I don’t) or are having a heart attack (I’m not). My older brother had stents placed, and they caused him so much trouble that they had to remove them.

What is your take? To stent or not to stent? — J.T. Answer: That is the question. The Answer comes from the medical literature, pretty clearly for a change, and it contradicts what your regular cardiologist told you.

Opening blood vessels, and keeping them open with stents, in combination with optimal medical management, relieves symptoms better but does not significantly decrease heart attacks and death rates compared with optimal medical management alone. There is an exception, as you identi-

fied: In an acute heart attack, stenting open the blocked blood vessel does decrease the rate of cardiac mortality. Otherwise, stenting is useful for improving symptoms that don’t respond to medical treatment, especially in a person with high-risk stress-test results, but not for improving risk of death or heart attack.

Any medical procedure can have untoward effects, and with stents, the biggest one is the stent closing (due to blood clots). I have never heard of cardiac stents being removed, since the innermost wall of the artery tends to grow around the stent, making removal dangerous or impossible except through surgery.

I think your lifestyle changes of diet and exercise, along with your medical therapy, is doing you more good than stents would.

Dear Dr. Roach: I am 68 years old, and will be having bypass surgery soon. After my surgery, will L-arginine be good

for my heart? I know I will be walking every day.

— G.J.S. Answer: L-arginine, an amino acid, has been shown to increase nitric oxide in blood vessels of people with high blood cholesterol and blockages in their arteries. There are two studies I know of that showed no effect from arginine on blood flow or inflammation. On the other hand, one study showed that supplements of arginine, along with phytoestrogens, B vitamins and vitamins C and E (as part of a medical nutrition bar) in people with angina improved some blood flow measurements and the ability to exercise on the treadmill.

It also has been shown to have some benefits in people with heart failure.

Based on these studies, I don’t recommend arginine after cardiac bypass surgery. However, there may some benefit, and since it is unlikely to be harmful, I wouldn’t try to dissuade someone who wanted to give it a try.

Barbie’s star fades, Mattel drags down NEW YORK (AP) — Mattel’s got girl problems and her name is Barbie. Sales of the iconic doll continue to slide and a surprising drop in sales of its American Girl toys could become another headache for the toy company as it heads into the crucial holiday season.

Mattel reported Thursday that Barbie

sales fell 21 percent for the three months ended Sept. 30, even sharper than the 15 percent drop in the second quarter.

And American Girl’s third-quarter sales declined 7 percent, compared with a 6 percent rise in the second quarter.

Heightening tensions even more, Mattel’s rival Hasbro Inc. recently

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“Just should’ve made the throw, though. The second one, I should’ve just touched first and checked home.”

Posey added an RBI single off Seth Maness to make it 6-4. The star catcher also had a sacrifice fly in the first and a run-scoring single in the third.

These wild-card Giants joke about not needing hits and home runs to win, and they’re showing that with timely bunts, small ball and a few mis-

If you’re not hitting the long ball, you have to find ways to manufacture runs.

— Bruce Bochy, Giants’ manager

cues from the opponent.

The tying and go-ahead runs came home on balls that didn’t leave the infield.

The Giants have scored 12 of their 22 runs over their past six postseason games without the batter getting a hit.

“If you’re not hitting the long ball, you have to find ways to manufacture

runs,” manager Bruce Bochy said.

Yusmeiro Petit pitched three scoreless innings to win in relief of an ineffective Ryan Vogelsong.

Petit has been a valuable long man — he delivered six shutout innings in an 18-inning NLDS victory at Washington.

“He’s been really good for us for a long time

and he’s finally getting some recognition. What a weapon to have,” Posey said.

Sergio Romo worked the eighth and Santiago Casilla finished for his second save of the series.

A total of six Giants relievers held St. Louis scoreless over the final six innings.

Marco Gonzales took the loss after issuing a leadoff walk to pinchhitter Perez in the sixth and giving up a single to Crawford.

The Giants haven’t homered in six games

since Belt connected in the 18th inning at Washington, but it hasn’t mattered much.

“A lot of these innings are set up with good atbats early in innings,” said Hunter Pence, who had an RBI single in the third.

Cardinals rookie Kolten Wong showed off more postseason power, but his solo homer was wasted.

Vogelsong was the only pitcher in major league history to yield no more than one run in his first five postseason starts,

but his streak ended when he gave up four in three innings. San Francisco has still won all six of the postseason games he has started.

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