Thursday, May 19, 2016 JEWELL COUNTY RECORD 4A
RHHS :golf report
The Rock Hills High School golf
team was at the Tipton Oaks Golf
Course, Tipton, to participate in the
Tipton hivitatioual golf match. With
fair weather prevailing for the event,
the junior ;¢atsity golfers played their
final match of the 2016 season. Mezvah
Nobi scored top individual honors and
Chase Slate earned the third place spot.
Kevin Ost, coach, noted the continued
improvement of team members
Mezvah, Slate, Lexi Jeffery and Aus-
tin Beck. Each of the team members
earned medals at events over the course
of the season.
Tycen Higer finished in second
place as .the" lone varsity golfer. He
competed at the regional match hosted
by Riley County High School and
played over the Leonardville golf
course. He-was looking to cement a
place at the state sand greens tourna-
ment, Wednesday, through regional
qualifying: .at the Tipton Oaks golf
course at Tipton. Higer finished first in
an earlier geason match at Riley County,
Wednesday's match results were un-
availableat:press time.
RHHS competes at
league meet
It was.off to Lincoln, Kan., Thurs-
day, for the Rock Hills High School
boys and gifts track and field teams as
they competed at the Northern Plains
League track and field meet. Both the
boys and girls finished in fourth place
in the 14 team field. The other partici-
pating teams were Lakeside, the girls
winner, St. John' s-Beloit, theboys win-
ner, Lincoln, Thunder Ridge, Osborne,
Natoma, Tescott, Sylvan Unified, Wil-
son, Southern Cloud, Chase, Tipton
and Pike Valley. The boys accrued 57
points and the girls team acquired 53
points. " "
Sarena Meier took top honors in the
two mile'run with her time of 12:24.32
and was second in the one mile run.
Emilee Whelchel was number one in
the triple jump, covering 33'1", sec-
ond in the long jump and was third in
the 100 meter dash. Caitlyn May fin-
ished third in the 800 meter run and did
not record a time in the one mile run.
Kaylee Hadle earned fourth place
points in the 100 meter dash and was
disqualified in the 200 meter dash fi-
nals. Bergen Mauerhan held sixth place
in the javelin throw and 14th in the
discus throw.
Teri Slick ran the preliminary heat
of the 200, meter dash but did not
advance to the finals and was 16th in
the javelin throw. Emily Cox ran the
800 meter run. Baylie Dunstan took
13th place in the shot put and 19th in
the discus throw.
Brady Jeffery earned first place
points inthe 110 meter hurdles with his
time of 16.83 seconds and was seventh
in the high jump. Arrow Durant nailed
a first place finish in the discus with his
throw of 134'3" and was
shot putLuke Broeckelraan took,
place in 'the1100 meteir, dash.
Colson was third in the 200 meter dash
and sixth in the 100 meter dash. Gun-
ner Johanek brought in the fifth place
points in the 400 meter dash. Jake
Spiegel was fourth in the long jump,
sixth in the triple jump and 15th in the
400 meter dash. Austin Eilert picked
up sixth place in the shot put, was 16th
in the javelin throw and 20th in the
discus throw.
Kobi Pennell competed in the 200
meter dash preliminary heat but did
not advance to the final heat. Derric
Luong finished 10th in the 800 meter
and one mile runs. Derreck Gillett was
ninth in the triple jump and 12th in the
long jump. Austin Durant held 12th
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Kaylee Hadle - 100 m dash
Kaylee Hadle - 200m dash
Caitlyn May - 800m run
place in the shot put and was eighth in
the javelin throw. Spencer Cailaway
finished 12th in the javelin throw. Grant
Davis was 10th in the discus throw.
The 4 x 100 yard relay team of
Broeckelman, Jeffery, Johanek and
Colson earned second place points
while the 4 x 400 yard relay team of
Colson, Pennell, Jeffery and Johanek
also landed second place points. The
team is set for the !-A regional meet
being held Friday at Frankfort High
School. The Grizzly athletes will be
competing with members of 22 teams
for a spot at the state meet at Wichita,
Friday, May 27 and Saturday, May 28.
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Brady Jeffery and
Luke Broeckelman compete in the 4X100 relay.
Brady Jeffery ,, 110m Hurdles .
Emily Cox - 800m run
Luke Broeckelman - 100m dash
B urr OakBy Glermys Barnes
Cheryl Hillman, Peggy Wilson,
Cliff and Glenny Barnes attended fu-
neral services for their aunt, Oleta Wise
Spooner, at the Glen Eider Christian
Church last Tuesday morning.
Cliff and Glenny Barnes went to
Red Cloud Thursday afternoon where
Cliff had a doctor' s appointment. They
stayed for supper at a Red Cloud res-
taurant before attending the pre-school
graduation program at the high school.
Great-grandsons, Remington and
Kooper Ord were participants.
Remington will go on to kindergarten
next fall and Kooper will have another
year of pre-school.
Kathy Robinson, Mt. Pleasant,
Texas, came to the home of Twila
Morris recently for a few days. Twila
accompanied Kathy back to Texas to
attend the graduation of Kathy's son,
Trey, from Sam Houston College.
Kathy brought Twila home May 11
and then returned to her home Satur-
day.
Beginning
Quilter's Class
Starting June 1
Call Karen Christiancy
at A Stitch N Time
402-879-3316
This week's report from
Friday, May 13
Mix Bulls 652 130.00 18 Mix Steers 625 165.00
Mix Heifers 476 173.00 11 Mix Steers 736 156.00
Mix Heifers 543 158.00 57 Mix Steers 921 143.10
BIk Heifers 523 155.00 28 Mix Steers 952 141.00
Mix Heifers 779 139.00 27 Mix Steers 1,012130.50
Mix Heifers 776 139.00 33 Mix Steers 1,191122.50
Mix Heifers 791 137.00 10 Cows 1,1871,600.00
Mix Heifers 905 125.00 10 Cow Calf Pairs 1,2082,200.00
BIk Heifers 996 120.50 17 Cow Calf Pairs 1,2801,150.00
BIk Steers 487 190.00
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Consigned for May 20
Fall Calving Cows; 210 BIk Steers and Heifers, 550-650, weaned-shots
Char X Steers and Heifers, 700-950; 40 Mix Steers and Heifers, 400-500;
15 BIk Steers and Heifers, 400-500;
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Scott Greene, 785-545-8612
Kelly Bouray, 402-879-3051, Cell 402-879-5567
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Diana Ord and Glenny Barnes went
to Grand Island and Hastings Friday to
do some shopping in preparation for
Kyle Ord and Katie Mason's wedding
Saturday.
Jane Lewis was a Saturday lunch
guest of her sister, Rosie Campbell.
They visited in the afternoon.
Weekend visitors of John and Sue
Tucker were Leola Brown and Diana
Sneed, Nickerson, Sue's mother and
sister.
Nate, Tessa, Mason, Max and Mor-
gan McMains attended graduation ex-
ercises at the Rock Hills High School
in Mankato Saturday afternoon as Tyler
Cummings graduated. Saturday night
guests of the McMainses were Jenni-
fer, Spencer and Shawn Koperski and
Sydney Enevoldsen of St. Paul, Neb.
Sunday, the McMainses attended Levi
Cusatis's graduation in Hastings.
Saturday visitors of Doug and
Wanda Frasier were Jayden, Jaxson
and Luke Frasier, Wichita, Josh and
Luke Frasier, Hastings. Jayden, Jaxson
and Luke played outside on the four
wheeler, swing set and sand box. The
boys had lunch with Grandma and
Grandpa Frasier..
Larry and Shirley McMains at-
tended Tyler Cummings' graduation
from Rock Hills High School in
Mankato Saturday and later attended
his reception.
Doug and Joan Enevoldsen of
Wolbach were Saturday overnight
guests of the McMainses. The
Enevoldsens had come for Tyler's
graduation.
Walt and Peggy Wilson, Cheryl
Hillman, Cliff and Glenny Barnes at-
tended the funeral services for Gary
Lewis in Red Cloud Saturday after-
noon. Gary was the husband of their
cousin, Bonnie Figgins Lewis.
Jessica Barnes, Brynlee Manning,
Renita, Mattie and Bella Volker at-
tended graduation receptions for Grant
Davis, Tyler Cummings, Chelsea
Landreth and Brayde Wagner Satur-
day.
Mary Foley stayed last week in
Golden, Colo., and attended the gradu-
ation of grandson, Jacob Ost, from the
school of mines. Jacob received his
bachelor's degree in mechanical engi-
neering. Mary reported enjoying time
with Bruce and B arb Ost of Gunnison,
Colo., and Josh and Janet Ost and
meeting her newest great-granddaugh-
ter, Hayden Ruth Ost, all of Hays.
Richard Cox' s message at the Chris-
tian Church Sunday was "Allowing
God' s Spirit to Lead Us.' His selected
scripture reading was Romans 8: 12-
17. The Holy Spirit leads people today
to glorify God and to expand His king-
dom. We have a debt to God because
we have been given so much and with
what we have been given comes re-
sponsibility. We don't live like we did
before we accepted Christ as our sav-
ior. We must recognize our weaknesses,
confess and repent. Jesus paid a debt
he did not owe and we owe a debt we
can never repay. We can delight in the
knowledge that we are joint heirs with
Jesus and children of God. Through
His Holy Spirit we can have power and
not fear as He leads us in our lives.
There will be bumps in our road even
when we follow Jesus. Every setback
can be a set up to a step up. We need to
remember what to delight in and to
focus on what our destiny is.
Rose Lewis took pizza to the home
of her aunt, Rosie Campbell, Sunday
and they had lunch together•
Jimmy and Katie Fox learned that
Jimmy's father died suddenly and un-
expectedly Sunday afternoon.
N Jewell County Hospital
and
Jewell County
Rural Health Clinic
would like to welcome
Bryan Houchen
PAC
to our medical staff
and community
New patients are always welcome
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Kobi Pennell and Zane Colson -
4x400 relay
Gunner Johanek - 400m run
Cliff and Glenny Barnes attended a
pre-season, youth baseball tournament
in Red Cloud Sunday afternoon. Their
great-grandson, Thomas Ord, was a
member of the Red Cloud"One" team.
Before the tournament was over, rain
began to fall and the last game was
cancelled.
Anyone planning to attend the 2016
Burr Oak-White Rock alumni banquet
scheduled for next Saturday, but has
not made reservations, should do that
now. Reservations may be made by
contacting Cheryl Hillman.
"Exaggeration is a blood relation to
falsehood and nearly as blameable."
Hosea Ballou
Caden Slate
Derrick Gillett - Triple Jump
"History is little more than the register
of the crimes, follies and misfortunes
of mankind." Edward Gibbon
Early Childhood Screening
The staff of the KIDS FIRST Program will be conducting a free screening for children
birth to 5 years of age living in Jewell, Mitchell, Lincoln counties and parts of Osborne
county that are in Waconda School District. The screening will be conducted in Cawker
City during the morning of Friday, June 3, 2016. If your child is experiencing difficulty in
the developmental areas of hearing and vision, corn munication, gross and fine motor, self-
help, social-emotional, and cognitive skills, please call to schedule an appointment.
Parents having any questions concerning their child ages birth through 5 may call the
Beloit Special Education Cooperative at 1-785-738-5275, ext. 1 before noon on Wednes-
day, April 25, 2016 to make an appointment for your child. Approximately 30 minutes will
be required to complete the screening. It will be held the USD 272 Board Office located
at 708 Locust in Cawker City, Kansas.
