unselo
rn e r
Ben Horyna
Dodge City Community Col- - 5 p.m Saturday, April 8. Lunch
lege Endowment Association will be provided for those who
has scholarships, available for attend.
the 2006-07 academic year. The school is located at 8820
Scholarships available, and the East Pine Street in Tulsa, OK. If
criteria for each one, are listed you are interested in attending
in the current Scholarship Hand-' you need to RSVP by calling 1-
book and on the DCCC website 800-331-1204 and asking for the
on the net at www.dc3.edu/ admissions department.
fing l/index.htm. The North Central Kansas
The Endowment AssociatiOn Technical College at Hays and
scholarship award is $800 for Bcloit has openings in several
full-time (12 hours or more) en- programs of study still available.
rollment. The student must have If you are interested in finding
at least a 2.5 G.P.A. to be eligible, out more information, please call
One requirement of receiving Brenda Leiker at 1-888-567 -4297
an Endowment Association or on the Internet, e-mail her at
Award is that the student par- hkleiker@ ncktc.tec.ks.us.
ticipate in endowment associa- I have given the seniors a
tion activities. I have a scholar- sheet indicating the deadline for
ship application available in my getting local scholarships in. The
office, scholarships need to be corn-
The Spartan College of Acre- pleted in their entirety. Scholar-
nautics and Technology is host- ships after deadlines will not be
ing its Open House Event 8 a.m. accepted.
Watch Alfalfa for Weevils
by Mike Deewall,
Com. Co. Extension Agent,
Ag. and Natural Resources
It would be time well spent to
monitor your alfalfa fields
closely this spring.
Alfalfa weevil eggs seem to
be hatching early this year and
potentially wasting dollars spent
on early treatment.
Producers also need to be
aware that heavy survival of fall
laid eggs may be an indicator
that large numbers of larvae from
spring laid eggs may eventually
develop thereby extending the
the small larvae are feeding on larval damage interval.
the new growth in some south- " There has been quite a bit of
ern Kansas fields, pea aphid activity also.
Producers need to inspect
,Shooting Group
evidence of larval feeding. As Meets Wednesday
the larvae grow and feeding
progresses damage will become The next Comanche County
more apparent. 4-H shooting sports meeting for
It will be interesting to see adult instructors and volunteers
what effect last week's "cold will be at 6:30 p.m. next Wednes-
snap" had on both the alfalfaand day, April 5; in the courthouse
the weevils. It could be that the basement conference room.
alfalfa was frosted back and a Training and practice sched-
large number of the weevils sur- ules will be discussed, as well as
vived or it could be that both the membership fees, and fund rais-
crop and the pest have to start ing ideas for the group. Every-
over. one should bring their ideas to
Growers considering treat- help get the group started.
ment decisions while the alfalfa Those with questions should
is still very small need to keep in call Doug Storie, Comanche
mind that early growth might be County Shooting Sports Coor-
test to additional "cold snaps" dinator; 582-2976
otice
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eSeent of
the l lonth
Tony & Lisa Gales Pharmacists
113 E. Main 582-2134 or 1-800-794-4307 Coldwater
Huck
Foreign Port
Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class
Chad (C J) Huck, son of Bobbi
and Danny Hack of Protection,
along with his fellow shipmates
assigned to the guided-missile
cruiser USS Lake Champlain, re-
cently made a port visit to Jebel
All, United Arab Emirates.
They were on a scheduled de-
ployment as part of the Ronald
Reagan Carrier Strike Group
(CSG) 7. The port visit gave
Huck's unit a chance to experi-
ence a different culture and
strengthen the relationship be-
tween the United Arab Emirates
and the coalition of maritime
forces. CSG-7 has been conduct-
ing maritime security operations
(MSO) in the 5th Fleet area of
operations.
MSO sets the conditions for
security and stability in the mari-
time environment, and supports
the counter-terrorism and secu-
rity efforts of regional nations.
MSO denies international terror-
ists use of the maritime environ-
ment as a venue for attack or to
transport personnel, weapons or
other materials.
Cruisers like Lake Champlain
have been designated as battle
force capable units due to their
extensive combat capability.
These multi-mission ships are
capable of sustained combat
operations in any combination
of anti-air, anti-submarine, anti-
surface and strike warfare envi-
ronments.
Huck is a 1996 graduate of
Coldwater High School, and
joined the Navy in April of 2001.
First published in the Western
Star March 30, 2006 35-37c
IN THE IMSTRICT COURT
OF COMANCHE COUNTY,
KANSAS
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF
MARY E. OVEROCKER
DECEASED
Case No. 06 PR 7
Pursuant to K.S.A. Chapter 59
NOTICE TO CREDITOQS
TO ALL PERSONS CON-
CERNED:
Yon are notified that on March
27, 2006 a Petition for Probate of
Will and Issuance of Letters of
Testamentary was filed in this
Court by Janice O. St. Clair.
Notice of hearing on the Petition
was waived by all interested par-
ties and Ralph Shranner was ap-
pointed Executor.
All creditors of the decedent are
notified to exhibit their demands
against the estate within four
months from the date of first pub-
lication of this notice, as provided
by law, and if their demands are
not thus exhibited, the~ shall be
forever barred.
Ralph Shrauner
Executor
Charles H. Herd
102 E. Wisconsin
Greensburg, Kansas 67054
Phone (620) 723-3336
Attorney for Executor
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upcomingactivities of South Central Schools
ES/MS Spring Pictures & Memory Mates
MS/HS Cheer Tryouts SCMS 4:30 p.m.
HS Spring Pictures & Memory Mates
HS Track Meet Greensburg 3 p.m.
Regional Music Festival
Solos & Small Ensembles Garden City
HS League One-Act Play Fowler
School Board Meeting SCHS 7 p.m.
MS Track Meet Mullinville 2 p.m.
HS League Forensics Tournament Meade
Lea g ue Meeting Meade
HS JV Golf Meet Meade 3 p.m.
HS Track Meet Bucklin 3 p.m.
ACT Test
Junior-Senior Banquet & Prom
Dr. Richard Roenfeldt
-Optometrist-
Adult- Child ro Cats
,lsttet Fi#eg
#ontactlenses
|shland Office Will Be Opel
3rid g 4t5 Tuosdays
10:00 A.M.
t-800-378-0225
At Co-op Elevator
Mar. 22 3.78
Mar. 23 3.69
Mar. 24 3.63
Mar. 27 3.60
Mar. 28 3.63
Farmers Cooperative
Super Savings Super Deals
*Laundromat Now Open! Our New Laundromat
has now been completed and will be open
the same hours as the cafe.
*WEEKLY DRA WINGS FOR A FREE MEAL!
April would like to congratulate
our newest winners:
Renee Erboline of Protection for breakfast,
Debbie Affieldt of Coldwater for lunch,
and Gayla Kissell of Protection for supper.
*MEAL TICKEIS! The Meal Ticket is a
pre-pay program which entitles the paWlcipant
to a 20% discount offmenu prices.
Minimum purchase of $50.00.
Ask your server for details.
We leo.k forward to serving you/
502 N. Central Coldwater
620-582-2033
