7A JEWVELL COUNTY RECORD
Ionia
PastorGen-y Ska~brought the Sun-
day morning message at t11 Ionia
United Methodist Chun:h. The mira-
sage was titk=d "Fruit ~ Famine."
Scripture reference was Amos 8-I- 12~
Greeter and roller was Brad Kohn.
Pasto~ Gerry lit the altar candles. Arm
Colson was the pianistand Linda Kolm
was the organird, Visitor'~ were Atom
and Maryssa Schlaefli, North Platte,
Bill and Nancy Malston, Abile~,
Dave. Peggy and Mac Jolmson, Salina.
Ream EJting, Deshl r. stayed Tues-
day through Friday with her grandpar-
ents, Dick and Gloria SchlaefH,
Wednesday night DickandGlofia took
granddaughters Reata. Anne and
Maryssa ScM~fli, to Beloit for supper
and a movie. Bill Schla fli joined theft
tbr ~=pper.
Kare~ Bodcn judgea the 4~H arts
and crafts entries at the Washington
County Fair last Tuesday, and at Ih
Smith County fair on Thmsday.
bouanna Fmkcs. Delphi, was a
Wednesday visitor at the tiptoe ofFtar, k
ttnd Pat Diemart.
L. un and Karen Bo Km did voJu,n-
tear duties at 0~e amsuai Jewel! County
Threshing Bee and Antique Farm Ma-
eMnt:ry Show.
Frank Diemart visikxl Harold Sht~-
maker Friday.
Weekend ~isitors uf Roger and
A,rrilla Fedde were Bru~ r-- ~e, Bob
Fitzsimmons of Billingltam, Wash,
NO CynthiaWundede. Bob played the
harmonica at theJev,~lt County'rhfesh-
ing Bee ar~ Cynthia servctt as a colon-
tt~r.
Many Rose and Jessica Shaffer,
Lincoln+ Nab rode a motorcycle Strop
day 10 visit RM ~ Rita Ro-~ All
wtrtt to Beloit and visfltxt Bob and
Jean Rose. Later, Rod male his motor-
cycle with Marly and Jessica as they
returo~ to Lincoln.
Chad and Pare Curler visiled Coke
and Wv.n~ta Wdght, Sunday e~ning~
Monglay. BobRosew~ n~owfl from
Be[oil to the Golden Living LTC at
Downs Where he will he m~iding.
Saturday. Dick and Glt ria Sthlaetfi
went tn Salina and visited Ron and
Dianna Coad in the morning. Dick and
Gh~ria had lul~.'h with Darin. Chrystal,
Danyn. and Dajah (.;a~aan and later
riddled at the (.;amlaa Mmm, They cel-
ebrated Dajah and Gloria'~ hirthdays.
Bill and Nancy Matst,m, Ahilene.
~erc weekend guests at the home of
BT',KI and L.inOlht~.' Tkreshittg
Bee arid Antnque Farm Maehittery
Show.
Brad and tlannah Engelbert and
A.J Law~nc,K;m were v~ekend
guests of Ntva Shoemaker and anended
the Jewell County Tkreshing Bee and
Anlique Farm Machinery Show. Bra~
helped with the sawmill d~monstra-
finn "and other places ag ~.Hamqah
bellx'd iq the entry stand. Brad and A L
drow an a/nlique tractor in the parade.
MoncLty evening, Garold and Bar-
bara Ohmstede, and Dick uad Gloria
Sch~aefli had supper togelher at a care
in Scandia~
Spider mites found
in garden tomatoes
By Jenae Ryan
PO~I Rock Extension Dislricl
Agrk'uIlure Agent - llorticullure
Acrqss tk slate exlension agents
have ,g~n sonm im~ ~, i ve spider m ire
damage on tomatoes.
To identify po~ible spider ntil
damage, look f0r stippling on the up-
per surface of the leaves as well as
son fine webbing on the undersideof
th,: leaves. "Fl~e tiny arthropod : (the)'
arc no~ t~u insects) are ellen diffv'ult
lo ~ee due to their size and their habitof
k~zding on lh,e underside of leaves. If
mztus am sus~x.'ttM, ht~ld a slg'~t of
white paper beneath a leaf and lap the
leaf. Mites will be dislodged and can
be seen as tiny specks on the paler thai
mtwe about.
Adult t'~males ovtrwinler m~d may
1urn an orange color in late fall. As Ihe
~eather wamls in the spring, Ii~ I'e-
male will begin laying eggs. Newly
hatched eggs give rise to the ta.fvae
wh,ch in turn give rise to two stages of
nymphs. "]'hc ad~tll follows the sc'~ond
nymphal stage Th.s who|e prooess
will normally take from IO to 14days
during the summer with intiividttal fe,-
rn ales l i ring an average of two mouths.
There ran be tO to 12 generations of
miLes per year!
Spider mite control cam he chal-
lenging. A strong jet of water can be
used to remove the mites hut may not
be as easy as it sounds. A high pressure
direcled spray is r~,ded m distodge
the mites. Since spider mites fe~d on
the undersicle oft~ leaves, the spray is
most effective if it comes from below.
This can be difficzdt to accomplish
with a thumb over the end of the ho~+
Some gardeners ~e a water wand
hooked 1o a shut-off valve. The water
breaker is then replaced by a bta&s
nozzle. Plants should be sprayed twice
a week umk-'t the hot, dry conditions
these mites prefer.
Horticultural oils a.~ insecticidal
soaps can also he helpful. Both lyl~S
o[ prcyJ~:ts help suppress all Ihree life
stages: eggs, immatvres 'and aBUllS.
and r ~y are kind In mile predators.
However only lho~ mites, imma~mres
and eggs actually hit with the spray
will be affected. Therefore. it is vital to
hit the underside o1 the lea~'e~ Spray
early m the mornnng when tempera-
lures are cooler and planls ha~e
rehydratcd. Resplays will iike]y be
nc~d.
Tl~uPsoay. July 21, L7010
r
' LeNae Knight, Jewell. ~ought her
bucket calf to lhe J'ewell County Fail
and entered it in 1he Open Class
category.
Suped0r Publishing Company
148 E. Thi~, ~p ~r, NVo. 4~a79- .~91
OFFERING FOR BID
Rock Hills USD 107 has several items including
HVAC Equipment
Music Instruments
Portable Workstation
that have been declared surplus for sale on
an internet onty auction located at
www.purplewave.com under Kansas.
The interact only auction will end
August 2, ?.016 at 10:00 a.m.
You may also call the Rock Hills USD 107 Distdct Office
at 785-378-3102 for more information.
R ht
Beloit Special Education Cooperative
de'eML Mitchell and Uncoln Ceenties
P0 Box ,~e * 8elaL Kan. ff/42e
Early Childhood Screening
TM~ slaff el the KIDS FLRST Program ,OIl be c~u~ti~ afree .~memng ~ ~hil0ren
Izr~ to 5 yee.~, d age living in J~udl, M~t~e~. L.incolr~ counties an i parts 0~ Osborne
cotJnty' Ihat are in Waftmda Sdx~ District. The .~teening will be o0nducletl ,n Bdo~t
during tl~e morning oIFddey+ Auffest 5, 2016, tf ~rchi~ is e, a4~rie~ng diffi~ ,n Ihe
0evelof, mer~ areas of I~ari~g and ~sion, ~unieation. gro~ and line motor, sell-
~lp. sociai4~t~ioni& and cognitive skills, l~ease call IO s~mlu[e an al~o~atm~r~.
Pamflts I'muing any queSli0~s ~mce~irtg[heir ~ a~ I~tth II~gh 5 may call I1"~
~ot Special Edueatit~ Cou0emtive at 1,71~7~/,e,~ 1 beft~e noo~ t~ Fdday,
duly l~ 2016 ~ n'~ake ~n i~3oinlrn~l for your ~ild. Appr00timalely 30 minutes will be
requir~ ~o o:)m~ te lhe ~reenin~. ]t will ~ held lira B~0il Spts;iid E~calion I~li~.
1714 N. Hemey, B~. ~d~n.~Sr
!
Boord Cedifiecl Health Core Pro~der~ ~/
(~ "ADA Cedified "
'~ Andy Walker, M,D, Nolan Boovers,
Marilyn Dunstan, A.P.R.N. Dlanne Kramer, A.P.R.N.
Bryan Houchens, P.A.C.
Services
Acute inp~lie~t core. Swing bed& O~3cdient care, Peciiotrics.
Hospice, Cr~e College Apor*ments. 24 Hour Emergency Room
Diagnostic
Lot3,o~or~. Digital I"a~iologv, EKGs. CI Scor~s. MI'41& Holter Monltonn9, Sltess Testing. Venous
and
Carotid ~ler 5"ludies, Echocordiog~oms. Annu~ Heo]l~ Fair Par'licil:x]nt, Women's Heo~
Clinic and Kon Bo Healthy Clinic
Rehabilitation
Dlobelic Eductcdion. Phy~c~l Theropy. Speech ll3eropy.
Occupoffonol Therapy
Jewelt Courtly Hospltal - P,-ovh~Ing a Mendly, cadng ~mvironment
Serving our ~ oral commun.y
JEW~LL COUNP/IKIIM& HEN, TH CUN[C
102 South Center, Mankoto, Kan. 66956
78.~37&.~t 1
HOURS: Monday, Tue,~doy. Wedne~10~'. Ihursdov
8a.m.- l~on, I 1 Sp.m.
Friday - 8 ~m, -
1
JEWEIJ. C~UNW HOSPITAL
1{30 Ctes~"0e, Ma~ato, Kon. 66956
71~378-3137
Thursday. Jul) 21 2016
A public slorm sl'~ler wits installed on 11~e ~,utt~ lots of City property at 2o2
Lamm Slroet, which forrnedy was lhe site of the Webber Community Hall.
recently
Jewell County Memories
THE SUPERrOR EXPRESS 7B
Joey and Slaty Bch~ends, Ra;hel
F.ngel. Kelly Peter~. Kathy Wilson,
Bry~ Shaffer a~d ~cotl Lnenberger.
Ken Garraan ,~,~s hxted president
and M,k~ Dcthloff vice presidenl of
White Rock ~hoo[ board.
Forty Ytmr,~ Ago
July IS, 1976
The Mankato Pee Wee baseball
learn finished 12.7 for the ~gular .~.
~on with a win over Bun Oak. The
distric~ tournament was planned for
B~ O~r BOb Mueller ~,'~ the com:h,
Sam Porter and Dutch Gerths were the
~mpims.
Aplx~;dnlately 2.l O0 people wct
served at the tree Bi-Centermial barbe-
cue l~ld at Ionia.
Lorelta Wilco waspr~idenlof the
Gelhvieh Gals. ~he national organiza-
tion for the wives of Gelbvieh breed-
efg,
Bob Meyer said he needed to de-
vote more time toms private law prac-
lic and would re q seek re-election
after serving 24 years as county attor.
hey,
Sam Colson was ia Montreal.
Canada. to compete in the 21st Olym-
pk: Games javelin competition. Hi=
brother ar~ ~tsted-in.law, Stun and Anrt
Unison.and John Wettmer also planned
to attend the games as slxclators.
Lights were installed on the ~v.:w]y
built Maakato Tennis ChurLs.
10 Years Ago
Ju.Iy 2O, 2OO6
Wayne Dempsey was ~t toretireas
a rural mail carrier. He had served
patrons of the Formosa off'me for 27
.years.
Despite daytime tempcralures lOll-
ping |O[) degrees, a record mtmber of
pcoph: atlended the 291h annua I Jewe~l
Co~mty Threshing Bee and Anlique
MachineTy Show.
rl~ F~rmoso cat'e was burglarized
Kevm Slmlton was elected presi-
dent at the Jewell Count)'
Cri mestopptrs group+ Delilah Pate me-
retary+ I.esa Peroutek+ treasurer, and
i
Barhata Rannebeck, resource council
representative.
Twenty Years Ago
July 18, 1996
Chad Osborne, Jason Ba '~l and
David Robin~tt rcpre ,;ented Jewell
County m the g-man all-star football
game played al Beloit.
An elccl ncal ti re ~ verel y damaged
the home otDale;md Jane Gemaehtich.
Rain which started falling about l()
p.m. brought about an early end tn the
Old Set th.ws I)~nce at lowell. Members
ofllt winnii'ig.~olthall learn were Max
and Susan Flin~. Fred and Janiee
McMillan, Wayne and Kelly Gardner,
l
Calvitt James was a nlemt~r ol tl~
national Repub]it'an part>"s cr o.len tim
committe~.
60 Years ARo
July 19, 19s6
A ftg mer J wcll pl~y'sieia~. W M
McKinley, died at his home in Gardner
He practiced at JeweH 11r011~ ~923 r
194 . and retired at age 86 al (latrine!
Mr. and Mr, |~yle Sht~llhlk [ L~I
Mankalo annotmccd the enga~gerncm
of their daughter, Fcnla Gale. t~, l-,rty
Wayne l~itlips, the ~n of Mr. and
Mrs. Ga.r~[t Phillips of Ionia.
Continued to page 9
QUARTERLY REPORT OF CITY TREASURER,
BURR OAK, KANSAS
Fort.he period from April l, 2016 toJuly 1, 2016
Old
Ftmds
BalattCc
Gener, r.I 32,S I g2t)
1
G&s Tax ~ Special Highway 7.5Og "4
Wa[er
55.726.OD
~m
Total s 127.739 32
3,872.B1
1.900.00
23,79& $9 ] g.381L I~ 133,147.73
Cker~! Hillman~ C~ T~rer
1
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
The 9o~*rnmg body ~ Fomu~ ~M meet ~n Ihe AIt~ 3, 2015 al 7 p,m et City Hall r~ me ~n:,ose # rlear,ng ,i~ a,'~.s,eo--ng
t~aje~,ts at taxpayers ~ng to the proposed use o4 all luods ana the amount d aa ~allVem tax
Detailed budget iNommlkm is availa.t~ aL City Hall and wilt be ava~la0ie at th~s r~e, at,ng
D6ET ~t/MI~RY
Budget 2017 ~ms and Atnounl of ~16 Act Vatorem Tax eslat~l,sn e~e m,~mu, m ~,m,ts 0t !*:-e 201;' txaXjel
E~ Tax Rate is suqect to cmmge depen~i~ on lira hnal a,~.~e~d "olua1~n
{~ rl.{ [i]J
Funds
I~r Y~ ~1 for Z015
F,~punditu rts
29,24,8
Deb~ Sezvice
l.ibrary 4.g.M
NO FUND W AI~LAN-]
Spc~al lhgl!way 2,303
SO1.1D WASI'E L-I!'I FI~' 3,600
SEW ER IJ-[lJ .[1~ 3,1 $5
WN[ER UIII.IIY 19,219
Non-Budgvled Funds -A 7,4]6
69.805
4,5OO
65 'R15
12,329
2014
0
0
0
0
0
"Iotab
l l.~ss: Transfer
Net F .xpx 'ndilur e
-total Fax [.etv:d
As a ~ ~1 VaiLnatio~
('~,tst,mding Ind l~ dne ~
Jamm~" I~
C.O. Uo,~ds
O[lu.'r
Lease I'urcha.~ ["ri,~ipa]
l-oral
'Tax ral*.~ a~' pn.~,~l in mill~
Adua[
Ti~x
Rate"
00.799
16.648
m
77.447
Cur0m, Year E.qm~ iar ~t~ !
ExFm nd itu~ a.
30.930
4.900
2,700
3,600
6,000
2a,~3
72.793
L000
'7I ,793
12,564
|70,401
2015
Acing1
Tax
$4L~9
19.343
Budg~L Amhon~y
.[~ E xlX'mlitup-'.~
33.950 &663
Atl'~Lm,t ,if F.~timate
~)]t~ Ad Tax
Va'~nrem "['ax Rate*
5].1)5
3,918 23.] t8
169, 475
0p
74.~'~
20~6
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
The governing body of JACKSON TOWNSHIPJL=WELL COUNTY will meet on August 29, 20!.0 a( &00p.m,
at City of Webber Meeting Room for the purpose of hearing and answerin~ objections of taxpayers relating to
the proposed useof all ~undsand the amount ofad va|orem tax.
Dehtiled b~dget information is available from a Township Olfice and will be availab'~e at this hearing,
BUDGET SUMMARY
Proposed Budget 2017 Expenditures and Amount of 2016 Ad Va[orern Tax estab[ish the maximum limits oi
the 9~017 budget F'sl Tax Rule is subject to change depending on the final assessed valuation.
2015
Prior Year
Adual
Expr.'nditu~s
Furtd~,
Gemeral 281
Debt Service
gtmd
28~
0
28t
S[x '-cial Much
"l'otaL.~
ho~.~: rransfer~
AdLml
Ta~
Rule*
0,01~0
2.016
Ctn~l Year
F-',I i mate ot
E pendi~un
5OO
5OO
0
0
2302A~
20]5
0
0
0
0
Adual
Tax
l~al "
0.0(30
Propo ~ Bu4ge't 2017
Amount o~ Est.
2016 Ad Tax
Ex~clilur~,s VaMmm Tax Rate*
8235
8,235
0
8,235
xxxg.g~g-xxx
2,760,115
L621,2~
2016
0
0
0 0,000
Net "Expenditure
Total Fax l.ev,ed
"l'ol, a.J A.'k.~2ssed Valuation
T~w~Isl~ip A.~,~ ~,~cd Val. Ordy
Out standing lndebt,~x'l.ess,
jan I
G.O. Bonds
Other
D.+a.-,e P~r Prir~
]t,a]
2014
Lisa eoyle~
Township O~cer
* I a~. rates a~ exp~ s~ed |n mlll~-
