First Time in
by Bob Greer weather caused officials to cut
South CentralHigh School's play offat just nine holes.
varsity golfers finished second Each team was allowed to
last Friday, April 28, in the an- enter six players, but onlythetop
nual Ashland Invitational tour- four totals counted toward final
ney. team scores.
The event was at the Ashland Kinsley High School won the
Golf Course, a 9-hole layout meetwith 185 strokes for its four
with men's par of 36 strokes. It best players. The Coyotes edged
was for varsity players only, with South Central High by three
no junior-varsity action taking strokes, with the Timberwolves
place, totaling 188.
SCHS took just four players Greensburg High finished
for the day. The teams finished third at 193, and Pawnee Heights
nine holes and planned to play a High School from Rozei, was
second nine. But threatening fourth with 23 I.
Fowler High and Buffalo
(Okla.) High also had players
present. But neither had enough
to compete for team honors.
Meet medalist was Alex
Reinecke, a junior from Greens-
burg. He and Jordan Hudson
from Kinsley both finished 9-
hole play with 41 strokes. But a
scorecard playoffgave Reineeke
first place and Hudson second.
Josh Klein of South Central,
Justin Chaffin from Kinsley, and
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50 YEARS AGO
From May 4, !956 Star
Alter several months of near-
drouth a general rain fell over
most parts of Comanche county,
totaling nearly an inch and a half
in the north part of the county
Monday night. At Coldwater the
moisture totaled .82 inch, ac-
cording to the government
gauge, Vernon Pepperd reports.
Ellis, Kathy Woolfolk, and
Myrna Edmonston. Alternate is
Regina Trease.
Thieves hit the New Eden
neighborhood hard recently.
They broke into the Isenbart
house by knocking out glass
doors and took silverware and a
carpet sweeper and took the
lawn mower from the washhouse
after breaking the lock. They
took three good saddles from the
York I arn and then at the McCay
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We will close at 2p.m. on Saturday, May 13
for the Timberwolf Graduatieon Excercises.
Super Savings Super Deals
*Laundromat Now Open! Our New Latmdromat
has now been completed and will be open
the same hours as the cafe.
*WEEKL YDRA WINGS FOR A FREE MEAL!
April would like to congratulate
our newest winners:
Roger Hoffman of Coldwater for breakfast,
Raymond Affeldt of Coldwater for lunch,
and Darlene Proctor of Coldwater for supper.
*MEAL TICKETS! The Meal Ticket is a
pre-pay program which entitles the participant
to a 20% discount off menu prices.
Minimum purchase of $50.00.
Ask your server for details.
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N. Central 620-582-2033 Coldwater
Last week the H.& H. Appli- house rummaged through clos-
Andrew Siler from Greensburg ante Co. of this city moved its ets and dresser drawers and took
all finished with 43 strokes. But business from he Culp building a clock and bedding and a num-
a scorecard playoffwas used to at the corner of Central and her of tools from the barn. A
place Klein third, Chaff'm fourth, Main street to the Ernest Oiler motor was taken from Mark
and Siler fifth, building on east Main street for- Brown's granary. The sheriff
Ben Murphy of South Central meriT occupied by the K. & N. and KBI men came to investi-
carded 45 strokes, atld placed
sixth overall. Five others all shot
47 strokes. A scorecard playoff
placed them this way:
7. Kent Wetzel of Kinsley. 8.
Alex Yauk of Buffalo. 9. Jatin
Allen of Fowler. 10. Jordan
Ebert of Kinsley. And 11. Trevor
Sherman of South Central.
Cafe. The appliance company
has more room for display and
storage in the now location, they
state.
The Scholle Cafe announced
this week a new dining room for
parties, special dinners, etc.
The High Plains Amateur Re-
gate the theft but there are no
clues at this writing.
A dozen Wilmore area men
had a "plowing bee" for August
Metzger last Friday. August en-
tered St. Joseph Hospital Sunday
and is going to have surgery this
week, so his neighbors and
dio Club held their monthly ham friends itched in to help with the
Only 10 individual medals get together at the home of Mr. farm work.
were awarded, however. Sopho- and Mrs. Glen McCulla Sunday,
more Kekoa Mendenhall April29.
rounded out South Central scor- A wide variation oftempera-
ing with 53 strokes, ture in the Lookout area was ex-
Friday's loss was the first perienced last week with the low
defeat for South Central High's 40s on Tuesday to 97 on Thurs-
varsity golfers in regular-season day, accompanied by hard, hot
play for the past two seasons, winds.
Next action for the Timber-
wolf golfers, coached by Rich- 40 YEARS AGO h
ard Thompson, was Tuesday of From May 5, 1966 Star
this week. That was at the Pro-
tection Golf Course for nine This county, with its many
holes only. herds of Herefords and Angus,
Hits Tenth is one ofthe principal beef pro-
ducing counties in Kansas with
annual sales of cattle totalling
Anniversary several million dollars. The
With State Coldwater Sales Company,
which is rated as among the best
Wade Sherman, senior equip- in the state, holds weekly sales
ment operator for the Kansas each week except during wheat
Department of Transportation harvest and attracts many buy-
crew based in Coldwater marks ers from a wide area.
10 years with the KDOT this Just elected, Protection's A
month, team cheer leaders for next year
Sherman is one ofl9 employ- are Vicki Williams, Cindy
ees who will mark either 10, 20, Harmon, Diane Webster, and
30, or 40 years with KDOT this Dana Leeper. B Team cheer-SUNDAY, MAY 14
May. leaders are Kerry Hazen, Patty mother's
nd Pick-Up THE FTDe SPRING GARDEI~
Is Thi Saturday
I Flowers as fresh as if Mom picked them
herself spring from a gorgeous
This Saturday will be the second of two Spring handpainted vase.This is theperfect
Cleanup Days in Coldwater. giftfor the woman who has everything
This time, tree limbs and branches will be picked -- and then some.
up, along with grass and yard clipping in appropri-
ate containers. I Deliveries in
Tree limbs and branches should be cut to no more IColdwater, Protection
than 10 feet in length and piled as neatly as possible & Wtlmore.
along the curb for pickup.
Grass clippings, leaves, and other yard waste 1-800-264-9864
should not be put in trash bags. Instead, it should
be placed along the curb in trash cans or something T own
similar that can be picked up by the city crew and
dumped in to a truck to be hauled away. Country
All that will be hauled way by the city crew this
Saturday -- but only for those who get their names
on the pick-up list at city hall. F 1 oral
Those wishing to have limbs, branches, and other
yard waste hauled of by the city should call City Coldwater 582-2591
Clerk Kristal Sherman at City Hall, 582-2940, to
get on the pick-up list. Deadline for making the call Ilm I1
and getting on the list is noon this Friday.
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