Tuesday, June 12, 2012 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Page 5

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Tickets: IN ADVANCE, Adults Over 12 for $15 and Children Age 5-12 for $5. AT THE GATE, Adults Over 12 for $20 and Kids Age 5-12 for $5. No refunds.

Friday 5pm: Beer Garden 8pm: Frankie Ballard, Brent Dellinger (Laser YoYo Show) and Tracy Lawrence in ConcertSaturday 7am: City Wide Garage Sales 3 or 5 mile Jubilee Fun Run 9am: FCE Display: Trash to Treasure Silent Auction 10am: W8T 2 TXT Challenge 11am: Parade 1pm: Eagle Radio Pedal Power Pull Bingo & Trap Shoot 2pm: Spinmaster Brent Dellinger Beer Garden Opens 3pm: Spinmaster Brent Dellinger 4pm: Creature Races 5pm: Inflatable Carnival 8pm: Jared “Pete” Gile and the Jared Daniels Band in Concert

Bring a lawn chair. No coolers or carry-in alcohol.

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Rafter D Lodge * Wellhead Systems, Inc. * Country Corner Bridges Group Insurance * Citizen’s State Bank * Nex-Tech Mobile Radio * Wolf Estates

Curt Wahlmeier Agency, American Family Insurance * Don’s Floor CoveringD & L Trucking/Fleckenstein Harvesting * Decatur Cooperative Association

Farm & Ranch Realty * Farm Bureau Financial Services, Tina M. Meitl, Agent Graham County Economic Development *Norton Flowers, Gifts & Greenhouse

Valley Hope Association * Walter Motor Company

June 15-16, 2012

Find Out Where the Fun Is!

8pm: Jared “Pete” Gile and the 8pm: Jared “Pete” Gile and the Jared Daniels Band in Concert Jared Daniels Band in Concert

Also Featuring the Spinmaster Brent Dellinger

See Tracy Lawrence and Frankie Ballard!

Wed., Thurs., and Fri.,JUNE 13-15, 2012

The Norton CountyTreasurer’s Office

will be CLOSEDfor staff to attend new Motor Vehicle

Training. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Attention Norcat

Attention: Norcatur

The Decatur Health Systems Outreach Clinic at the former school

will be open from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, June 26.

Call the Family Practice Clinic at 475-2015 for more information and to schedule follow-up visits.

There were 42 entires for this year’s mud drags at Elmwood Park. Pictured, Kyle Hawkins of Mason City competes during the races. Five classes were run with the top three placers in the Hobby Class, all being from Norton. Brock Miller took fi rst, Mick Miller second and Andrew Black took third. In the Modifi ed Class, Sam Brown of Sargent, Neb. took fi rst, followed by Norton’s Mike Campbell in second and Devin Lewis of Kearney, Neb. in third. Terry Barnett of Callaway, Neb. placed fi rst in the Super Stock, followed by Devin Lewis in second and Brandon Meyers of Sar-gent, Neb. in third. The ladies also showed up to play in the Powder Puff Class. Kelly Vincent of Sargent, Neb. took fi rst followed by Jennifer Miller of Norton and Tammy Brown, also of Sargent, Neb., in third. The last race of the day was for the Open Class. Todd Tavenner of Amhurst, Neb. placed fi rst followed by Scott Bonshinski of St. Paul, Neb. in second and Max Pollman of Trenton, Neb. in third.

-Telegram photo by Dana Paxton

Dirty fun

Thursday dinner guests of Bob and Neoma Tacha were Larry and Janet (Nusse) Zavesky, Hu-ron, S.D.; Royal Tacha, Hoxie; Roger and Peggy Tacha, Oakley and Mike Tacha. Everyone had a good time “Remembering Back When.”

Those visiting and helping get ready for the auction at Rober-ta Petracek’s farm home were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ballard, Sterling,Okla.; Alice Fisher, Fort Cob, Okla.; Vada Jensen, Backus, Minn. Alfred and Betty Cressler and several others had helped sort things for the auc-tion.

United Methodist Women traveled to Oberlin on Wednes-day, June 6 to hold the birthday party at Cedar Living Center. Angel food cake, peaches and ice cream were enjoyed by the residents. Terri Hanke enter-tained the group by singing several songs. Those from Jen-nings were: Kay Brown, Lila

Jennings, Helen Rhodes, Louise Cressler, Barbara Patterson and Terri Hanke.

Senior Citizens playing cards Wednesday at the Sunfl ower Senior Center were: Stan and Ramona Shaw; Alice Wagoner; Agnes Wahlmeier; Carol Carter; Doreen Zimmerman; Eleanor Morel and Wayne Cressler.

Plans are being made for Va-cation Bible School to be held July 3, 5 and 6 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Jennings Method-ist Church. If you would like to help or have any questions, you may call Helen Rhodes at 785-678-2428.

The Norton Correctional men worked in Jennings Thursday and Friday cutting and trimming trees on Washington Street. We appreciate the work these men do to help the city of Jennings.

Harvest is upon us and the weather continues to be very dry.

J e n n i n g s N e w s

Toots Magers has been having a bad backache, but saw the doctor on Saturday, and didn’t make it to church on Sunday, but says she is feeling better.

Kathy Van Meter and Lloyd Frandsen attended the annual Tri-Valley supper at the Ella Missing Center on June 8, in Arapahoe, Neb. We were sorry to hear that Kathy Van Meter fell, causing compound fractures in her back, and is in a lot of pain. We pray for a fast recovery.

June Jolly went to Willow Ridge for their KT Club on Thursday, played cards Friday and helped the Eagles do Bingo Saturday.

Gary and Cathy Anthony took Windy Kuhlman and children out to dinner on Sunday.

Joyce Sumner went for a fun day with her family Sunday eveining at the special

playground Greg has fi xed for the kids. Later, she visited Ivy Rolland at the Andbe Home.

Dwight Wood is looking forward to having teeth pulled (not). After being on so much medication over the years, they are not good. We hope he gets along well.

Visitors at my home have been Carol Moye and great-granddaughters. They played with the dog and Kylie pulled Skylar in the wagon. We had some of Denny’s birthday cake, brought to him by Kimber Robinson. Other guests have been Brandy Cohart, Tielia High and her children, Emily, Mariah, Garrett and Grant. I succeeded in getting the kids to try gooseberry pie and three out of four liked it. It was a big favorite of their grandpa.

L y l e N e w s

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment sam-ples recreational bodies of water for cyanobacteria, commonly called blue-green algae, when the agency is alerted to a poten-tial algae bloom.

The department reminds visi-tors that when a lake is under an Advisory or Warning, ma-rinas, lakeside businesses and park camping facilities remain open for business, although swim beaches will be closed. Park drinking water and show-ers are safe and not affected by the algae bloom. Also, it is safe to eat fi sh caught during a harm-ful blue-green algae outbreak, as long as consumers clean and rinse the fi sh with clean, potable water; consume only the fi llet portion; and discard all other parts.

WARNING Status: High levels of toxic blue-green algae have been detected. A Public Health Warning indicates that water conditions are unsafe and direct water contact (wading, skiing and swimming) is pro-hibited.

Kansas public water currently under a “Warning” status:

Memorial/Veterans Lake - Great Bend, Barton County

When a Warning is issued, the department recommends the

following precautions be taken:·Humans, pets and livestock

do not drink lake water·Water contact is prohibited.

Avoid swimming, wading or other activities with full body contact of lake water

·Clean fi sh and rinse with clean water, consume only the fi llet portion, and discard all other parts

·Do not allow pets to eat dried algae

·If lake water contacts skin or pet fur, wash with clean potable water as soon as possible

·Avoid areas of algae accumu-lation

ADVISORY Status: Harm-ful blue-green algae have been detected. A Public Health Advi-sory indicates that a hazardous condition exists. Water activi-ties like boating and fi shing may be safe; however, direct contact with water (i.e., wading, swim-ming) is strongly discouraged for people, pets and livestock.

Kansas public waters current-ly under “Advisory” status:

Lovewell Reservoir, Jewell County

Milford Lake, Geary, Riley and Clay Counties

Overland Park South Lake, Johnson County

Logan City Lake, Phillips County

Old Herington City Lake, Dickinson County

Marion Reservoir, Marion County

Marion County Lake, Marion County

Winfi eld City Lake, Cowley County

The department recommends the following precautions be taken:

·Humans, pets, and livestock do not drink untreated lake wa-ter

·Clean fi sh and rinse with clean water, consume only the fi let portion, discarding other parts

·Do not eat or allow pets to eat dried algae

·If lake water comes in con-tact with skin or pet fur, wash with clean potable water as soon as possible

·Avoid areas of visible algae accumulation

Lakes added to advisory list

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