ThUrsday, June 16, 2016 JEWELL COUNTY RECORD 8A
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Greeters Sunday were Junior and
Marideen VanderGiesen, Rodney and
Belinda Arnold.
Passage Sunday morning was
Daniel 4:34-37. Theme was "Your
Kingdom Come." Passage Sunday
evening was I Thessalonians 2:1-12.
Theme was "Sharing The Gospel and
Our Lives."
Happy anniversary to Don and Jan
Koops, June 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Jansen, Grinnell,
Iowa, stayed the weekend with Ileen
Tunis.
Dianne Sees, Indian Hills, Colo.,
stayed the weekend with Arloa
Byleveld.
instead of speaking to it as God had
told him to) God did not allow him to
reach the promised land. After his death
Joshua became their leader. God gives
Joshua the promise of being with him
as God leads the way. Bearing the Ark
of the Covenant the whole nation
crossed the river on dry ground. Twelve
stones representing the twelve tribes
were gathered from the fiver bed and
used to build an altar as a memorial in
their new land. God calls each of us to
follow his directions with promises
that He will provide for our needs. He
doesn't do anything "just because" -
He has a purpose for where He leads
us. A time of open worship was expe-
rienced, followed by the pastor' s clos-
ing prayer. Ron Buckley, who is hav-
ing his summer vacation with his Dad,
Earl, was a visitor.
The YPS will be having their an- Marilyn Jeffery had fun as she
nual ice cream social following the watched the T-ball game at Mankato
VBS program Friday. on Sunday afternoon. Her great-grand-
(last week) daughter, Brecken Shulda, is a mere-
Greeters Sunday were Dale and ber of the team.
Kareena Herredsberg family, Dave and Kermit and Loyce Jeffery joined
Jennifer Herredsberg family.Earl and Run Buckley for dinner Sun-
Passage Sunday morning was Ro- day at a cafe in Mankato. In the after-
mans I 1:33-36. Theme was"Hallowed noon they visited Lounie at LTC.
Be your Name." Passage Sunday
evening was Matthew 23:1-7, 25-28.
Theme was "Image is Everything."
Ionia
Happy anniversary to Dan and
Donna Kennedy, Dale and Kareena RodRosebroughttheSundaymorn-
Herredsberg, May 29; John and Turil ing message at Ionia United Methodist
Koops, May 31. Church. The message was tided"Make
Happy birthday to Tate Arnold, June Up Your Mind," from scriptures I Kings
l;and Dave Draayer, June 3. 18:20-39. Bob and Berta Burda were
Mr.' and Mrs. Jim Veentra, Glen the greeters and Bob was the usher.
Rock, N.J., stayed the weekend with Mac Johnson lit the altar candles. Ann
Ileen Tanis. Colson was the pianist. Guest was Mac
Johnson, Salina, who was visiting his
Northbranch grandparents, Stun and Ann Colson.
After the service, Rod went to Mankato
By Erma Dillon to provide the message at Harmony
United Methodist Church.
Edith Ayres recently returned from Monday was an all church work
a trip that took her to Wakefield for her day at the Mission Thrift Shop,
55thhighschoolreunion.AlsotoJunc- Mankato. Next Friday and Saturday,
tion City for a cousins and kids get volunteers from Ionia United Method-
together with relatives from five states, ist Church are to help volunteers from
Then she motored to Jackson, Wyo., to First Baptist at the Mission Thrift Shop.
see a favorite group, "The Bar J. Wran- Monday through Friday will be the
glers," at their ranch for achuck wagon community vacation Bible school for
supper and show. From there to Rigby, youths age three through sixth grade at
Idaho, for a weekend of old time fid- the Christian Church, Mankato.
dlers and other musicians, at the invi- At 8 p.m. yesterday (Wednesday),
tation of Margie Collins and Ted IoniaUnitedMethodistChurchhosted
Kirkpatrick, friends from Arizona. She the Jewell County Parish Administra-
reported seeing lots of beautiful scen- tive Council meeting.
cry along the way. Last Monday, Karen Boden helped
We are sorry to report that Herb at the Jewell County VFW Auxiliary
Jeffery will have to resume chemo- pie stand for which 68 pies were do-
therapy this week. nated by members. The pie stand was
Grant Davis was chosen and played to serve the 900 Bike Across Kansas
on the All Star 8 Man Football team. participants who stopped in Mankato.
There were two teams, the east and the Monday evening, Karen helped with
west. Grant played on the east team. the St. Theresa's supper food booth.
The fellows stayed at the NCK dormi- Frank Diemart visited Harold Shoe-
tory from Tuesday until Saturday. Jean maker one day last week.
Davis joined Grant's family for the Brad and Linda Kohn stayed the
game onSaturday morning.Their team weekend in Abilene and attended a
lost by a few points, benefit for Linda's nephew and fam-
MarilynJefferyandEarleneJeffery ily, who lost their home when a toro
attended the memorial service for nado struck the Abilene area a few
Louise Korb at the community build- weeks ago.
ing in Burr Oak Saturday. RodRoseattendedaweekofschool-
Jean Davis was among the exten- ing at Aurora for lay pastors to become
sign club members who entertained at local licensed pastors.
Tuesday Happenings at the LTC in Dick and Gloria Schlaefli stayed
Mankato. three days and nights last week trailer
The Highlanders Club met Thurs- camping at Waconda Lake. Others
day at the home of Patty Snow m Red trailer camping withthe Schlaeflis were
Cloud. Jean Davis was among those Ron and Marie Terry and Steve and
attending. Sue Hastings, all of Topeka.
Another beautiful Sunday morning
brought worshippers to Northbranch Last Tuesday, Karen Boden went
Friends Church for Sunday school and to Abilene with Sherri Jeffery to attend
morning worship. PastorJonHarkness an Abilene VFW Auxiliary meeting.
opened the service by relaying an- This auxiliary was recentlyorganized.
nouncements followed by prayer time Karen is presently serving as VFW
for numerous needs. Musicians were Auxiliary district treasurer. Sherri
RosettaJeffery,LizJefferyandDianna served last year as district president
Willitts. Serving as ushers were Walt and is currently serving as a district
Willitts, Tim Warner and Mel Willitts. secretary.
Liz played a piano arrangement of Sunday, Pam Carter, Cawker City,
stopped and visited her parents, Coke
"Amazing Grace" for the offertory, and Wanetta Wright, on her way home
The special was a duet, "How Great is from visiting her sister, Annete Roth,
Our God/' sung by Dianna and Pastor and family in Dorchester.
Jon, with Pastor Jon accompanying on Dick and Gloria Schlaefli had Sat-
his guitar and Rosetta providing piano urday lunch with David and Carol
accompaniment. Themessagetext was Watters in Superior. Sunday evening,
from Joshua 3 and 4 with Pastor Jon the Schlaeflis visited Garold and Bar-
continuing as God leads the people out bara Ohmstede at their home in Guide
of Egypt with hope of reaching the Rock.
promisedland. GodhadchosenMoses Brad and Hannah Engelbert and
as their leader but because of his not A.J., Lawrence, Kan., stayedthe week-
following God' s directions for getting end at the home of Neva Shoemaker.
water from the rock (he struck the rock While the Engelberts were here they
visited Harold Shoemaker at the LTC
in Beloit.
Karen Boden is a regular volunteer
helper at the VFW Auxiliary conces-
sion stand during the summer youth
program ballgames in Mankato.
Friday, Chad and Pam Carter were
supper guests of Coke and Wanetta
Wright. Pam helped with some yard
chores.
Monday, Rod and Rita Rose visited
their granddaughter, Dakota Rose, in
McCook.
Jewell By Roberta Holdren
When the Bikers Across Kansas
tour was in Jewell a fifth of the partici-
pants toured the Palmer Museum. The
Palmer Museum treated the bikers to
cookes and drinks at the Scoop.
Doris Smith was taken by ambiance
to the Republic County Hospital at
Belleville.
The Jewell Fire Department an-
swered a call to the Jerry Birdsell trac-
tor fire.
Roy and Amy Arasmith, Arian and
Elva Folsom went on a mini vacation
seeing some of the tourist attractions in
Kansas.
Lee Williams is a patient in the
Mitchell County Hospital.
Bret and Karen Jacobs,Hutchinson,
were here a few days visiting Earl and
Shirley Varney.
A baby shower honoring Celcia
Peters was held at the Jewell Commu-
nity Center Saturday.
Shawn Harding, Barnard, one of
the Bikers Across Kansas, stayed last
Monday night with his grandmother
Carol Bourbon.
Sharon Tullar and Kerma Crouse
visited Windy Hill Cemetery in north-
ern Harrison Township Thursday.
Frosty, Kerma and Rachel Crouse
visited Lauren and Virginia Roe in
Superior Sunday afternoon.
Sunday morning worship at the
Trinity United Methodist Church was
led by the North Central Church Camp
participants. They prepared three skits
on friendship during their camp expe-
rience and presented them during the
service. One skit was about the Good
Samaritan and another about Jesus
healing the paralyzed man. The third
skit was a modern parable about work-
ing together instead of trying to do
everything alone.
Post Rock Answers
By Sandra Wick, Post Rock Extension
What weed management options are
available for post-emergent control to
use for grain sorghum?
We have been fortunate to continue
to receive moisture for our spring row
crops. Even though this is great, it is
also bringing on weeds that can com-
pete with our crops. Good crop rota-
tion and herbicide selection are essen-
tial components of managing weeds in
grain sorghum.
According to Curtis Thompson, K-
State Research and Extension weed
specialist, "In a wheat sorghum fallow
rotation, it is essential that broadleaf
(winter annual: field pennycress and
mustards; warm season broadleaf:
palmer amaranth (pigweed), kochia and
grassy weeds do not produce seed dur-
ing the fallow period ahead of grain
sorghum planting. It is equally impor-
tant that winter annual grasses (downy
brome or jointed goatgrass) are not
Seventeen campers participated in the
Church in Jewell. The campers were from
i
Friday through Sunday North Central Kansas Church Camp. The camp was held at the Trinity United Methodist
Downs, Dispatch, Mankato, Beloit, Glen Elder and Jewell. Above, they performed for Long-term Care in Beloit.
allowed to head in the spring, before neric versions of these herbicides) can emergence herbicide applications can Confetti Beef Taco
the sorghum is planted. Thus, aneffec- provideexcellentbroadspectrumweed be critical to minimize crop injury. Salad Recipe
tive burndown should be applied prior control. Delayed applications to large sorghum
to winter annuals going into the flow- Huskie, the newest herbicide regis- increase the risk of injury to the repro- l pound Ground Beef
ering or heading stages." tered in sorghum should be applied at ductive phase of grain sorghum, thus l package (about 1.25 ounces) taco
Most winter annuals produce seed 12.8 to 16 fluid ounces per acre with increasing crop injury and yield loss seasoning mix
in April and early May. With the rains, 0.25 to 1.0 pounds of atrazine, NIS from the herbicide application. Timely 3 cups coarsely crushed tortilla chips
it might have been difficult to make 0.25 percent v/v or 0.5 percent v/v applicationsnoton!ybenefitweedcon- 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese
that application in a timely manner, so HSOC (high surfactantoilconcentrate), trol, but can increase crop safety. Al- l medium tomato, chopped
there may be weeds present that might and spray grade ammonium sulfate at ways read and follow label guidelines, l package (12 ounces) mixed salad
be challenging to insure an adequate the rate of one pound per acre to sor- greens (about 8 cups)
crop stand, ghum from three leaf to 12 inches tall. Sliced ripe olives,
In sorghum, proper weed identifi- Huskie alone, without atrazine, can Sliced red onion,
cation is critical, as the best choice of now be applied to sorghum up to 30 Incorrect PaBsv ords Prepared ranch or French dressing
herbicides will depend on the weed inches tall prior to flag leaf emergence, (optional)
species present. Broadleaf weeds gen- howeveritwillbelesseffective. Huskie The guy kept forgetting his online 1. Heat large nonstick skillet over
erally can be controlled with a combi- is effective on kochia, pigweed and passwords and so he changed them all medium heat until hot. Add Ground
to "incorrect" so when he tried and
nationofpreemergence and post emer- many other broadleaf weed species.
gence applied herbicides. With the Huskie is most effective on small failed to sign on, the computer would Beef_into 3/4-inchC°°k 8crumblestO 10 minuteS,and stirringbreakingoc-
development of herbicide resistant weeds. The larger pigweed and kochia prompt him with the message: your casionally. Pour off drippings. Stir in
weeds however, this is becoming in- get, the more difficult they are to con- password is incorrect. But, password taco seasoning mix according to pack-
creasingly difficult, trol. Temporary injury to sorghum is protectionintheageofelectronictrans- age directions_ remove seasoned beef
I already covered the chemical op- often observed with Huskie. actions is no laughing matter, accord- from skillet with slotted spoon.
ing to the Association of Mature Ameri-
tions for pre emergent options in a The presence of certain weed spe- can Citizens. 2. Combine seasoned beef, tortilla
previous column, solet'sfocusonpost cies will affect which post emergence The easier a password is to guess, chips, cheeseandtomatoinlargebowl.
Line 4 plates with salad greens. Top
emergent control in grain sorghum, herbicideprogramswillbemosteffec- thegreatertheriskthatahackerwillbe with beef mixture. Top with olives,
Post emergence broadleaf weed con- tive. See the grain sorghum section in able to steal personal information, in- onion and dressing, if desired.
trol products will be most effective the K-State Research and Extension cluding credit card numbers, Social Test Kitchen Tips
when applied in a timely manner. 2016 Chemical Weed Control Security Numbers, bank account num- Cookingtimesareforfreshorthor-
Weeds that are two to four inches tall Guide (SRP 1126) to help make the bersandmuchmore, wamstheAMAC, oughly thawed Ground Beef. Ground
will be much easier to control than selection at: http://bit.ly/lrXy6XE So don't resort to "lazy" passwords Beef should be cooked to an internal
weeds that are six to eight inches tall or online or at any Post Rock Extension such as the commonly used "pass- temperature of 160°F. Color is not a
larger. Controlling weeds in a timely District Office. word," "~" and, of course, reliable indicator of Ground Beef in-
manner will result in less weed compe- The crop stage at the time of post "12345678."
tition with the crop compared to wait- ternal temperature.
ing too long to control the weeds. Atra-
zinc combinations with Huskie,
Banvel, 2,4-D, Buctril, or Aim (or ge-
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MACHINERY, GUNS, MISC.
Monday, June 20, 2016 • 5:00 p.m. |
Sale Location: 2 Miles North of Jewell, then 2 3/4 Miles West on K Road to 160Road,
then 2 Miles North, or from Mankato, KS, 4 Miles South on 160 Road.
FARM MACHINERY
1969 JD 4020 Diesel Tractor, with Ansel Cab, 3
PT, 18.4 X 34 Rear Tires, 10.00x16 Front
Tires, Synco Range Transmissions, Set of
Tire Chains To Fit Traclor
Hesston 5580 Big Round Baler
Krause 4900 24 ft. Tandem Disc w/22 in.
Blades & 0 in. Spacing
JD 709 3 PT, 7 ft. Rotary Mower
IHC Pull Type Steel Wheel Mower
Large Steel Wheel Dump Rake
3 PT Ferguson 7 ft. Disc
Tumble Bug
GUNS
Winchester 1300 12 ga. Pump Shotgun
Winchester Model 70 25.06 High Power Rifle
w/2.3 X 7 Power Scope
FUEL TANKS
1000 Gal. Fuel Tank w/Electric Pump
100 Gal. Pickup Fuel Tank w/12 Volt Pump
SHOP TOOLS, MISCELLANEOUS
Sanborn 60 Gal. 220
Volt Air Compressor
w/Hose
Lincoln 225 Arc
Welder
Acetylene Welding
Torch w/gauges
Wissota Bench Grinder
Craftsman 12 in. Band
Saw on Stand
Craftsman Electronic
Radial Arm Saw, 2.5
hp
Electric Cement Mixer
4 Wheel Low Boy
Trailer 8 ft. Wide, 16
ft. Long
PTO Wind Power
Generator Model
25-15P22 On Trailer
Yard Machine 5 HP
Rototiller
200 Amp Battery Charger
6 & 12 Volt Battery Charger
Wagner Power Paint Sprayer
Large Assortment of Hand Tools
Log Chains-- Clevises
Hand Post Hole Digger
25 ft. 220 Volt Cord
Shop Vac, 18 Gal.
2 Trailer Jacks
Aluminum 6 ft. Step Ladder
24 in. Crescent Wrench
Saw Horses
Wood Chisels
Jumper Cables
2 Way Radios
Air Impact Wrench
Siot~ Air Driver
Craftsman 1/2 in. Drill
Makita Sander
Craftsman Router w/bits
Baler Belt Splicer
Air Sand Blaster Kit
Metal Welding Table w/vise
Tool Belt -- Pipe Cutter
Bronze & Cast Iron Welding Rod
Crescent Wrenches
Volt Amp Tester
Extension Cords
Wall Cabinets with Washers, Bolts, Supplies
Car Ramps -- Pitch Forks
Garden Hoe -- Fence Stretch
Aluminum Scoop Shovels
Hydraulic Lines -- Air Hose
Shop Light -- Metal Roller Stand
5th Wheel Plate w/ball
Concrete Bull Float
Pole Big Bale Frame, Fits Farm Truck
24 pc. of 36 in. x 16 ft. Galvanized Tin
200 New Bricks
30) 5 ft. Steel Post
25) 6 ft. Steel Posts
Lawn Sweeper
50 Wire Mesh 16 ft. Panels, 34 in. Tall
Small Wire Mesh Panels w/Metal Frames
16 ft. Solid Panel, 3 ft. Tall
6 X 6 and 4 X 6 Lumber, 12 pcs.
9) 8 ft. Wood Posts
Dog Chute on Rollers
2 Metal Yard Chairs
Hog Wire Stretcher
Hand Garden Cultivator
No. 2 and No. 3 Victor ]raps
Badger Bunk Feeder Sign
Horse Collar w/Haines Framed Mirror
Hame Hat Rack
8 Belt Buckles
Small Hand Painted Saw Blade
Tobacco Can
X-acto Set
New ~ Rain Suit
Richardson Folder
Live Traps
Bissel Sweeper
Plumbing Parts
Portable Propane Heater
Car Wash Brush
Crow Bars
Electric Fence Insulators
4 Fiberglass 50 Gal. Barrels
SELLERS: KENDALL & MINDY OST
These And Many Other Items Too Numerous To Mention
Terms: Cash - Nothing removed until settled for - Not responsible for accidents
Sale conducted by:
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AUCTIONEERS= Gerald Zimmer & Curt Christians
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