Peo ple & Places. Press FURY. Craig Kerfoot Associate Broker Mobile: Up com ing Events

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1 PERIODICAL

2 Peo ple & Places WEATHER WEATHER Up com ing Events FARMER S MARKET - We still have lots of nice to - ma toes and squash, but won t set up out side. Just come to the door at 1103 Hickman from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, November 15. The Weisbrod Hos pi tal Aux il iary will meet on Tues - day, No vem ber 18th at 11 a.m. at K&M Res tau rant for their November meeting. The annual bazaar and holiday plans for the Nurs ing Home res i dents will be dis cussed. LAMAR THEATRE 219 S. Main - Lamar $7.50 Adults - $5.50 Children & Seniors - $5.50 Thursdays Starts Friday, Nov. 14 Stars: Brad Pitt PG 13 FURY R OUIJA 6:45 p.m. Daily 9:15 p.m. Daily COMING SOON THE BEST OF ME INTERSTELLAR BIG HERO 6 Press Kiowa County P.O. Box Maine Street, Eads, CO press@kiowacountypress.com 2007 All Rights Reserved. Nov. 5 - Nov. 11 Date High Low Precip. 39/ / % Last year High/Low:...77/14 33/11 Nov. Precip. ( 13/ 14): 0.11/0.02 Year to Date Precip As recorded in Eads by USDA. 10 % Friday Saturday Sunday (USPS ) Legal newspaper of Kiowa County Periodical Postage paid at Eads, Colorado Published Friday of each week. Ev ery one is welcome to attend. Ki owa County Driver s License Schedule - NOVEMBER - No vem ber 18 & 19th. The Se nior Cit i zen Thanksgiving din ner at the An ni ver sa ries No vem ber 17 Mr. and Mrs. Rod Cole. No vem ber 18 Mr. and Mrs. Dan iel Split ter, Mr. and Mrs. Travis Darnell. No vem ber 19 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Split ter. No vem ber 20 Mr. and Mrs. Ja son Wallick. No vem ber 22 Mr. and Mrs. David Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Ja son Briggs, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Richards. No vem ber 23 Mr. and Mrs. L.D. Nel son, Mr. and Mrs. Russ Engstrom. Weekend Forecast Partly sunny, with S SE wind around 10 mph. Mostly cloudy evening with SE wind 5-10 mph becoming light. 40% chance of snow, mostly cloudy, W NW wind 5-15 mph. Mostly cloudy evening with N wind 5-15 mph. 10% chance of snow, sunny with a W wind around 5 mph. Mostly clear evening with a W wind around 5 mph. Office Hours: 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., Mon. - Thurs. 9 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Friday Deadline: 4:00 p.m. Tues. NO EXCEPTIONS But the earlier the better for set up and getting proof copies back to you! KiowaCountyPress.com 2 KiowaCountyPress.com November 14, 2014 school will be on No vem ber 20 at 1 p.m. Please RSVP to Konda (719) by No vem ber 18 if you plan to at tend. Weisbrod Hos pi tal and Nurs ing Home Aux il iary An - nual Fall Ba zaar, Sat ur day, No vem ber 22, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Com mu nity Build ing, Ki owa County Fair - grounds in Eads. For info call Linda Trosper (719) or Su zanne Wil - liams (719) Come shop early for the Holidays! The Ki owa County Com mis sion ers will meet in regular session on Tuesday, Nov. 25; Thurs day, Dec. 11; and Tues day, Dec.30. Meet - ings are held in the Com mis - sioner s Of fice at 1305 Goff Street, Eads court house start ing at 9 a.m. The Com - mis sioner s will be at lunch from noon to 1 p.m. at K & M Ranch House Restaurant. Crow-Luther Cultural Events Cen ter is very proud to pres ent BARRY WARD & FRIENDS CHRISTMAS CONCERT featuring country singer Barry Ward and Ki owa County alumni Trudy Howard Price at the Plains The ater in Eads, Colorado on December 7th at 6:00 p.m. Gen eral ad - mis sion is $8.00 with chil - dren un der 12 at $5.00. The price includes wonderful holi day treats and drink. Prac tice for the third annual Children s Commu - nity Christ mas Can tata right af ter school un til 5:30 p.m. at Praise Com mu nity Church. There will be prac tice each week. The per for mance is be ing sched uled for Sunday night, De cem ber 21, Steer-Aid Dead line No vem ber 15 By Su san Rus sell The sign-up is No vem - ber 15 for Steer-Aid, a youth pro gram de signed to strengthen mar ket beef par tic i pa tion. WW Feed & Sup ply s in - cen tive pro gram is for lo - cal 4-H & FFA mem bers in ter ested into ex hib it ing mar ket beef. WW Feed & Sup ply an nu ally as sem - bles a pool of show calves and help youth with fi - nanc ing. The Curtis Rus - sell fam ily also of fers a hands-on 2-day train ing clinic, monthly tips and will be avail able for con - sul ta tion on ra tions, ad - vice on fit ting and show - ing, and one-on-one vis its to the participant s project. The youth signup dead - line is No vem ber 15th. Steer-Aid is open to 4-H and FFA youth in Baca, Bent, Crowley, Huerfano, Ki owa, Las Animas, Lin - coln, Otero, Prowers and Pueblo coun ties. De tails also are on or in ter - ested youth may call (719) Craig Kerfoot Associate Broker Mobile: craigkerfoot@ymail.com Please contact me for your real estate needs All kids pre-k through 8th grade are in vited to be a part of this again this year. For more in for ma tion, call Shanon King at (719) or Jimmy Brown at (719) Kids Alive Pro gram - An all new, all for kids, all-ex - cit ing VBS-style pro gram ev - ery week! The fun be gins at 9:30 a.m. at Church Alive in Kit Car son. Come join us as we be gin a fan tas tic jour ney of Dis cov ery! A Cre ation Ad - venture series designed for 3-12 year olds. Nurs ery pro - vided for 0-3 year olds. Call the Church Alive of fice for more in for ma tion (719) Can t wait to see you there! Call (719) for more in for ma tion or to place your listing. Birth days No vem ber 17 Keri Scherler, Jacqueline Miller, A.J. Klukowski, Don McCoin, Mi chael Seay, Brian Miller, Shelby Banion. No vem ber 18 Rob ert Krum, Tay lor Reed, Kaetlyn Hig gins. No vem ber 19 Chad Ehrlick, Japheth Frey, Heidi Blodgett, Megan Buck, Nikki Ad ams, Ash - ton Phipps, Emma Garrett, Bradlee Lyon, Blake Ridgeway. No vem ber 20 Ca thy Scherler, Re gina Barnes, Eric Carmody, Wanda Da - vis. No vem ber 21 Ella Split ter, Avery Snover. No vem ber 22 Charles Crockett, Jay Specht, Trina Stum, Garrett Miner, Donna Owens, Justin Lenox, Sharon Barlow, Hunter Weirich. No vem ber 23 Jon a - than Split ter, Karigen Stum, Rick Spady, Pattie Rich ard son, Rus sell Parker, Paige Weisdorfer.

3 Top News Eads Ad vances to Cham pi on ship Game Af ter Nar row Win Over Peetz By Rhonda Uhland Well as we all know it s not who scores first, it s who scores more and Eads did just that in a roller coaster ride last Sat ur day af ter noon as the fans got to watch the most ex cit ing game of the 2014 sea son beat ing Peetz in a nail biter, Al though it was n t Eads best game the win does ad vance them into the Cham pi on - ship game next Sat ur day in Arickaree with a 1:00 p.m. start time. Down 16-0 with 1:46 left in the 1st quar ter, the Ea - gles man aged to get on the score board with a 42-yard touch down run by Dylan Dixon and a suc - cess ful kick through the posts by Rea gan Lane. This would be the last of the scor ing un til 1:47 left in the 2nd quar ter when Peetz QB, Bradey Holtz fielded a nice pass into the end zone for a 7 yard touch down to Cody Wil - son. The ex tra point was added when Holtz found their kicker, Casey Barrett open for a pass right in side the goal line. Eads bat tled down the field on a Rouse/Dixon pass for 26 yards and then a Rouse/Mitchek pass for 14 more yards be fore Dixon took it in again from 25 yards out. Lane was un able to get the ex - tra points. With a nice kick off by Fred Turner and an out - stand ing tackle by Dixon, the Bull dogs were sit ting on the 8 yard line. They tried to run the clock out by tak ing a knee un der cen ter but Eads coach, Dustin Uhland had a dif - fer ent game strat egy so he called a time out. Next play un der cen ter the Bull dogs went with a pass play and found Eads Dixon on the 23. Rouse passed to Caden Parker for the 23-yard touch down and Lane added the PAT. Eads was now within one point, With this mo men tum Eads came back at half with a 38-yard run by Rea - gan Lane for his touch - down and then he booted the ex tra points giv ing Eads the lead for the first time in the game. Eads forced Peetz to punt on Eads Dylan Dixon and Rea gan Lane go af ter Peetz QB, Bradey Holtz. (Rhonda Uhland Photo) their next pos ses sion but a yel low flag gave it back to the Bull dogs. Next play it was run ning back, Jor - dan Nel son that cough it up giv ing Rea gan Lane the op por tu nity to pick it up and run it to the 6 yard line. Sound too good to be true for the Ea gles, it was, be cause an other pen alty flag was tossed and it brought Eads back to the Eads 37. Rouse was able to get 22 yards on a nice run and now Peetz was on the re ceiv ing end of a yel - low flag mov ing it for ward al low ing Dixon to take it across from 9 yards out. Lane missed the PAT but Eads was ahead Peetz an swered back right away with a 71 yard kick off re turn by Bradey Holtz but their kicker, Barrett was un able to get the PAT. Eads QB was then in ter - cepted and Peetz cap i tal - ized with a touch down pass, Holtz to Wil son for 46 yards and the ex tra point was a Holtz to Barrett pass to knot things up at 36. Eads con tin ued to paint the field yel low and the Bull dogs were scor ing again on a 1 yard carry by Nel son and Barrett kicked in the PAT. At the end of the 3rd quar ter Eads was again trail ing, Eads would score within 9 sec onds in the 4th, get ting a 53 yard sprint by Dixon and Lane helped things out, ty ing up the score at 44, get ting the PAT. Rouse kept Peetz from scor ing get ting an in ter - cep tion and tak ing it out of the end zone to the 1 yard line but Eads pos - ses sion was short lived as Peetz had their own in ter - Af ter catch ing a Rouse pass, Trent Mitchek runs the ball for a 1st down fight ing off Peetz de fend ers. (Rhonda Uhland Photo) cep tion giv ing them the ball on the 15 yard line. Peetz QB was pres sured but af ter elud ing the de - fend ers he found Garrett Roelle in the back of the end zone for a 5 yard pass giv ing the Bull dogs the last points they would score. Eads drives down the field with the clock tick ing and with a hard tackle to the ground Dixon is un - able to hang on to the ball and Peetz is back in con - trol. The de fen sive stance now was cru cial for Eads and they were re lent less forc ing the punt in 4 plays but they would be start ing on their own 24 yard line. Eads was pa tient and worked their way back down the field with the run ning backs, Lane and Dixon car ry ing the ball. Set ting on the Peetz 18, it was Dixon that got the call to take it over but he had to go through al most ev ery de fender to get there. Rouse was able to help out keep ing the run alive and Eads was look - ing at a tied score once again. The fi nal PAT was all that they needed to take the lead. With a time - out to dis cuss ev ery sce nario pos si ble, Eads was send ing Lane out with his spe cial shoe on to put it through. No pres - sure, no gain and Lane was un wa ver ing as the kick was per fect. Eads was lead ing by 2 points with 45 seconds in the game. It was all im por tant to keep it out of Bull dog s Holtz hands, so Turner went for the left side on the kick off. The ball went through the first line men and was just in the grasp of Cody Wil son but Rea - gan Lane sent him back in the op po site di rec tion and the ball went float ing through the air. Both teams rushed to cover but it was Eads Dixon that was on the bot tom of the pile and he was n t let ting any one get at it. Eads was able to run the clock out with Rouse tak ing a knee be hind cen ter and as the buzzer sounded it was the Ea gles that would be play ing in the Man State Cham pi on ship game against the Arickaree Indians. November 14, 2014 KiowaCountyPress.com 3

4 Agriculture & Outdoor Life USDA Up date By Eads USDA Ser vice Cen ter Upcoming Deadlines Mon day, No vem ber 17, fall seeded re - port ing dead line. Mon day, De cem ber 1, 2014 NAP sales clos ing date for grass. Mon day, De cem ber 1, 2014 Last Day to re turn County Com mit tee bal lot. Re port ing Planted Wheat The clock is tick ing!!! The dead line for acre age re port - ing is Mon day, No vem ber 17th. We ask that pro duc - ers don t wait un til the last week to come in and com - plete the acre age re port. Late filed fees do ap ply this year. The fee is $46.00 per farm; there fore if a pro ducer has nu mer ous farms it can get ex pen sive. Re mem ber to bring the acres and plant dates. Farm Bill Meet ing By our count there were at least 100 peo ple who at - tended last week s Farm Bill meet ing in the Com mu nity Build ing. We hope pro duc - ers left the meet ing feel ing a lit tle better about the pro - cess of base re al lo ca tion and yields. If you still have ques tions don t hes i tate to con tact the of fice. Again, we will come back to gether in Jan u ary to do an over - view of the three pro grams PLC, ARC-CO and ARC-IC. I prom ise at the next meet - ing we will get you out of there a whole lot ear lier. I apol o gize for the late ness on this meet ing. ARC-PLC Handbook As I stated at the meet ing last week, we don t have an ARC-PLC hand book and we still don t at this writ ing. There fore we ask for your patience on the reallocation and yield up date. Keep all your information together 4 KiowaCountyPress.com November 14, 2014 and as soon as we be lieve the soft ware is well in place and Wash ing ton won t be mak ing any more yield or soft ware changes we will be good to start the pro cess. CSU / FSA Farm Bill Meetings Colorado State University and Farm Ser vice Agency will be hav ing 2014 Farm Bill meet ings to ex plain the ARC PLC pro grams. FSA em ploy ees will be ex plain - ing the steps of base re al lo - ca tion and yield up date. CSU will ex plain the new online Farm Decision Tool that is avail able. The meet ings will be held on two dates with four sep a - rate locations. Tuesday, November 18 8:00 11:00 a.m. Ster - ling, North east ern Ju nior Col lege in the Hays Cen ter Ballroom 2:30 5:30 Burlington, Com mu nity Cen ter 340 S 14th St. Wednesday, November 19 8:00 11:00 a.m. Lamar Community College Auditorium 2:30 5:30 p.m. Limon - Com mu nity Build - ing 477 D Ave We are en cour ag ing pro - duc ers to try to at tend one of these meet ings. The on - line tools are a great tool as pro duc ers will be elect ing one of the three pro grams in the near fu ture. Ed u ca tion is the key to un der stand ing the new pro grams. Pro duc ers Urged to At tend Im por tant Farm Bill Meet ings By Patti Finke USDA Colorado Farm Ser vice Agency (FSA) in - vites farm ers and ranch - ers to at tend a Farm Bill meet ing hosted by Col o - rado State Uni ver sity (CSU) Extension Service and FSA to dis cuss the Price Loss Cov er age (PLC) and Agricultural Risk Cov er age (ARC) pro - grams which pro vide rev - e nue and price loss pay - ments to eligible High School Football Championship Game Eads vs Arickaree Indians at Arickaree Saturday, Nov. 15 Go Eagles! pro duc ers for the 2014 through 2018 crop years. The 2014 Farm Bill ush - ers in one of the most sig - nif i cant re forms to U.S. farm programs in decades. These meet ings will fo - cus on PLC and ARC, which are ad min is tered by FSA. FSA staff will re - view the new safety net pro vi sions and CSU Ex - ten sion will ex plain the new on line Farm Bill De - ci sion Aid Tool that is avail able at aspx to as sist pro duc ers in un der stand ing avail able enrollment options. The following meetings are sched uled: November 18, 2014 Ster ling, CO - 8:00 to 11:00 a.m., North east ern Ju nior Col lege (Hays Stu - dent Cen ter Ball room) Burlington, CO - 2:30 to 5:30 p.m., Com mu nity Cen ter lo cated at 340 S 14th St. November 19, 2014 Lamar, CO - 8:00 to 11:00 a.m., Community College Au di to rium lo cated at In Kiowa County Out of Kiowa County 1 year = $ year = $ Sub - 1 year = $18.00 Subscriptions are CASH-IN-ADVANCE basis HOW TO SUBSCRIBE Mail checks to Kiowa County Press PO Box 248 Eads, CO press@kiowacountypress.com Press Kiowa County (719) Paper Expiring? Check your Address Label County USDA Con tact Info Tele phone FSA (Ext 2), NRCS (Ext 3). Fax num ber: in - dividuals firstname.lastname@ co.usda.gov (Ex am ple name.name@co.usda.gov, charla.ferris, dawna.weirich, hallie.barlow, mor rell.koch, marvin.watson, mar - lin.miller Ki owa County Farm Loan Contact Info Telephone (ext2) Natalie Bond; natalie.bond@co.usda.gov; Mary Rhoades, mary.rhoades@co.usda.gov 2401 S Main St. Limon, CO - 2:30 to 5:30 p.m., Com mu nity Build - ing lo cated at 477 D Av e - nue. The 2014 Farm Bill au - tho rizes three FSA pro - gram elec tion op tions: PLC, ARC-County (ARC-CO) and ARC-In di - vidual (ARC-IC). Pro duc ers must make a one-time de ci sion to re - tain or re al lo cate crop bases, to re tain or up date pro gram pay ment yields and to se lect a cov er age op tion for their op er a tion for the crop years, said Leland Swenson, FSA Ex ec u tive Director. For more information about the meet ings, please con tact the Col o - rado State FSA Of fice at (720) or CSU Ex - ten sion at (719) Persons with disabili - ties who re quire ac com - mo da tions to at tend or par tic i pate in this meet - ing should con tact Patti Finke at (720) or Fed eral Re lay Ser vice at by No vem - ber 14, 2014.

5 Com mu nity Life How quickly life speeds by when one is en joy ing a happy and abun dant life. All of a sud den, we re al ize that the Weisbrod Aux il iary Ba zaar is next Sat ur day and then four days later, it is Thanksgiving Day! And then three days later Ad vent be gins! I am so glad I am an American living in America! Join me in be ing more grate ful than ever be fore. The Eads Cham ber of Com merce met last week to plan for the De cem ber Fire - men s An nual Chili Sup per. The Cham ber will ar range for Santa s ar rival, photo tak ing shots with Santa, and candy sacks. Cham ber will have three draw ings of $75.00 each Sat ur day to be an nounced at the free Kid s Movie at the Plains Thea tre. Peo ple can drop their name in a con tainer in the Cham ber Mem ber busi - nesses in town af ter they buy $5.00 of goods. The room was full of Se - nior Cit i zens for the monthly brunch which we looked for ward to. Sharon Frazee served a lovely plate of blue berry French toast, broc coli-cheese quiche with ham, egg- sau sage cas se - role, and a warm fruit com - We would like to give a thank you to Bill and Jackie Koehler for their in volve ment with the es say and poster con - test. Bill and Jackie do nated the $5.00 participation money for each stu dent that en tered a poster or es say and the prize money of $50.00, $30.00 and $20.00 for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place and $10.00 for each hon - or able men tion. There were 49 stu dents that en tered the poster con test and 50 stu dents that en tered the es say con test. Your gen er os ity to the stu - dents is greatly ap pre ci ated. Veterans Memorial Commit - tee About Town By Do ris Lessenden pote, and ap ple oat meal bread with a va ri ety of bev - er ages. The ta ble cen ter - pieces were pretty lit tle boy and girl pil grims painted by Janice Pfingtson s Ce ram ics Class. The 4-H Ban quet Fri day was ca tered by Larry s Barbeque of Lamar. I have seen many changes from very elab o rate cele bra tory ban quets since I was first a mem ber in l947 to Dur ing the last few years, ban quets are very sim ple but nice. Barb Diel was do ing er - rands Sat ur day morn ing. Her brother-in-law drove the Diels home to Eads from Den ver where Jake has been in the hos pi tal hav ing heart bi-pass sur gery. Ja cob is ex er cis ing so he can walk to town again to the post of - fice. Lane Gooden, Art Teacher at Eads in vited me to FCA (Fellowship of Christian Ath letes) Wednes day eve - ning. It was so won der ful to see about 30 or more teen - ag ers chat ting and eat ing sup per and pray ing to - gether. As Deborah Gooden and Ka ren Wilde made and shaped large flat breads, Ce dar Wilde would carry them out side to Glenn Smith who fried them in a hot grease pot. The Goodens pro vided the browned ham burger and the youth piled on con di - ments that some of them had brought to the meet ing. Se niors Eboni Nash and Tori I would like to say a big Thank You to the res i dents of Ki owa County for the sup port that I re ceived in the Gen eral Elec tion. It was very much ap - preciated. Marci Miller Kiowa County Assessor Elect Uhland led a les son on what the Lord s Prayer means. The young la dies said this will be a se ries of les sons. I heard that last week Dylan Dixon sang a Chris tian song with his gui - tar for the group. Other group lead ers who were men tioned are: Rea gan Lane, Rustin Jensen, and Caden Parker. Sat ur day was a warm day for the Semi-Fi nal foot ball game in Eads. I saw large crowds of Peetz fans clad in green and gold pour ing on to the Field at 11:30 a.m. The Bull Dogs pulled ahead of the Eads Ea gles for a while, and then the teams were tied back and forth. I tell you, it was nerve wrack - ing game and right at the end of the game the Ea gles pulled off an as tound ing play and we Won!! Next week Ea gle Fans will travel north to Arickaree near the town of Anton. They will be play ing for the State 6-man Football Championship. The good news is that we fans, who have to stay in the county, can watch the game on the Big Screen at the Plains Thea tre filmed by CHSAA. All sea son Cameron Crow has filmed the games. I heard he has done a great job for the coaches and play ers to study. We have a group of young men play ing who are re ally out stand ing and qual - ity young peo ple. The Cheer lead ers Hailey Ray, Eboni Nash, Kayla Clevenger, and Mad i son Kelley have been out stand - ing also. We missed Mad i - son Sat ur day be cause she flew with her par ents, Paul and Shawn, to Salt Lake City, Utah to con sult with her back spe cial ist. Jerry Hoffman has been in the hos pi tal in Eads for quite a long time while he waits for his leg to heal and then even tu ally he will get a new pros the sis. I asked him how he lost the lower part of his leg, He re plied that it was be cause of a mo tor cy - cle ac ci dent. We have missed see ing this man drive around on his lit tle trac tor do ing his lawn ser - vice. A num ber of sing ers are practicing under the direc - tion of Annetta Maxcy for the An nual Christ mas Can - tata. Other sing ers are wel - come to join them on Sun - days at 2 to 4:00 p.m. at the Eads United Meth od ist Church. Chil dren in the com mu - nity are prac tic ing on Mon - days for the an nual Chil - dren s Con cert at the Praise Church. The past two years this has been an out stand - ing per for mance by the youth from sev eral churches. Linda Trosper and Su - zanne Wil liams who have or ga nized the Weisbrod Ba - zaar for 35 years or more are fi nal iz ing the plans for Sat ur day, No vem ber 22nd at the Com mu nity Build ing. There will be many ven dors, lunch served by the Eads Senior Citizens, and opportu nity to join the Aux il iary, and time as well to en joy the Christ mas spirit and shop ping. There will be many fab u lous gifts in the draw ing, so get your tick ets at their Vend ing Ta ble. Aux - il iary will meet a week later than usual, on Tues day, No - vem ber l8th. Linda Gra ham Heil sent an en cour age ment note last week. She lives in Fort Col - lins where she raised her daugh ters af ter her pi lot hus band died in the Viet Nam War. Linda, like her par ents, Dr. Lyle and Babs Gra ham, were al ways pos i - tive encouraging people in the lives of for mer Eads friends. Peo ple can see art pieces by Brenna Rouse, Mad i son Kelley, Mar ian Smith, Mindi Uhland, Trey McDowell and Lo gan Rasmusson at the Art ists of the Plains Art Gal - lery. Re mem ber when you visit there, this is also a lovely GIFT SHOP now. The Natalie Mitch ell who works at the Ki owa HealthMart told me that her grandmother, Marilyn White, has moved to Hugo near her son, Perry and Pat White. They miss her in Kit Car son and we miss read ing Mar i lyn White s news ar ti - cles about KC friends. But we do send good wishes to her and also to Curtis Schrimp of Wild Horse, CO who is in Den ver. I miss his historical and current news. If Mar i lyn White were writ ing the news, she would tell you that the Kit Car son Wild Cat Vol ley ball team played well at the State Vol - ley ball tour na ment even play ing the de fend ing State Champions. I per son ally am so grate ful to the Am bu lance crew (Amy Barton, Bob Wood, and Darryl Hollis) and new po lice man, Nate Roberson, and niece, Shan non Dixon, who helped my af ter my lit - tle cri sis Sunday morn ing. Thank you. Thanksgiving Week Deadlines Due to the Thanksgiving Holiday deadlines for the Kiowa County Press have been changed for that week. ADS - ARTICLES 4 p.m. Monday, November 24 There will be no EXCEPTIONS! The Press will be closed Nov. 27 & 28 November 14, 2014 KiowaCountyPress.com 5

6 Veteran s Memorial Dedication By Roland Sorensen The Vet eran s Me mo - rial, at the Road side Park, was ded i cated to all Vet - er ans on No vem ber 11 at 11 a.m. There were a lot of peo ple and com pa nies that were in volved in mak ing a dream come true. It all started with our County Com mis sion - ers plac ing money in their bud get to pay for the Me - mo rial. Once the bud get was es tab lished a com - mit tee was formed to get the ball rolling. The plan ning com mit - tee was com prised of Dick Scott, Bill Koehler, Don - ald Oswald, Peggy Dunlap, Ron Healy, Do ris Lessenden, Areta Laird, Terry Laird, John Jacobs, Pat Roper and Roland Sorensen. A plan was de - vel oped for the base of the Mon u ment, the flag pole, the light ing and the mon - u ment stone. The base Hav ing elec tions over means not hav ing to hear an noy ing com mer cials nor get ting cam - paign phone calls. For me, it means the end to a de light ful sea son of get ting to talk to many of you who live in the county. I ap pre ci ate so many of you ask ing for yard signs and your encouraging words. I look for ward to work ing with you to have better ac cess to prod ucts and ser vices and for busi nesses to be able to work through regulations. We should feel priv i leged to have cho sen to live in Ki owa County. Thank you for tak ing the time and ef fort to vote and giv ing me the chance to be a Ki owa County Commissioner. Cindy McLoud was con structed by Mil - ton Watts and Nestos Castillo and the pole was do nated by Merle Shalberg and con structed by Ron Healy and Monte Stum, us ing parts pur - chased and do nated by Thun der bird Pe tro leum. The Ea gle on the top of the pole was do nated by Brown Fu neral Home in mem ory of Ki owa County World War II vet er ans Ray mond Frazee and the late Joe Schmitt. The Eads City Coun cil was in volved with the de - ci sion to place the Mon u - ment at the Road side Park. Van Brown and the City crew re moved a tree that was dy ing in or der to start the pro ject. Once the Flag pole had been con - structed, Allen Wade Watts took the pole to JR Oil Ser vice in Chey enne Wells and had it sand blasted and painted. Jay Haase with SECPA raised the pole for us. It was de cided to use so - lar light ing for the pro ject and the Lamar Com mu - nity Col lege, un der the guid ance of in struc tor John Spano and his stu - dents in stalled the lights American Legion Post #125 S.R.G.B. would like to give a big thank you to Lowell and Joyce Johnston for their gen - er ous do na tion to the new Vet - eran s memorial. All donations will be used for fu ture up grad - ing and main te nance of the me mo rial. American Legion Post #125 S.R.G.B. and so lar panel. Hours of dig ging were saved by Billy Koehler, Man ual Ramos and A. J. Bolin, when they trenched and in stalled the con duit for the wir ing of the lights. Once again, SECPA and Tim Hishinuma came to the res cue and mounted the lights high on the pole, under the flag. The monument stone was or dered by Jimmy Brown and he over saw the sand blast ing and in - stal la tion of the Mon u - ment. Af ter the ded i ca tion, the Vet eran s Me mo rial was turned over to Amer i can Le gion Post #125 SRGB, for fu ture up grades and main te nance. The Amer i - can Le gion has set up an ac count at the Ki owa County Na tional Bank for do na tions. Any one wish - ing to do nate to the Me - mo rial may do so by send - ing your check to the Amer i can Le gion Post #125 or to the Amer i can Le gion Vet eran s Memorial Fund at the bank. NEAL MANN Cell: (785) FARM & RANCH REALTY, INC W. 4th - Colby, Kansas (785) Fax: (785) TOLL FREE: Let us be of service to you and together we can grow! Come see the friendly faces you ve grown to trust at Kiowa County National Bank and let us help teach your children the valued discipline of saving; let us offer our meaningful advice on a thousand different financial matters; let us cover your borrowing needs for everything from cars and education to homes and business ventures. And together we ll grow for the betterment of the community. SAM FIEF SAM S TREE SERVICE Tree Work Stump Removal 30 Years in Business FREE Wood FREE Wood Chips Cell: We Service All of Southeast Colorado - Now Working in Kiowa County 6 KiowaCountyPress.com November 14, 2014 branch GNB 1220 Maine P.O. Box 847 Eads, Colorado Member FDIC

7 Home Coun try Dewey Decker, that ac - ci dent-prone neigh bor of ours, is the un dis puted Pharoah of Fer til izer, the Mon arch of Ma nure. He has turned a shovel-ready busi ness into a go ing con - cern, with the help of the woman of his dreams, Em ily. But in the quiet times, when it s only Dewey think ing to him - self, he re ally wants to raise things. From the time he was a kid, he wanted to raise cat tle, but Dewey s pro - clivities toward disaster left that par tic u lar item off the agenda. In help ing out other cat tle men, you see, he ac ci den tally let 17 steers es cape from the feed lot onto the in ter - By Slim Randles state, and of course there was the now-leg end ary time he herded a cow off a bluff into the top of a tree. So he went into cow ma - nure big time, sup ply ing fer til izer for our yards and gar dens, and then branch ing off into com - post, worm cast ings and the worms them selves. That s what he was busy with to day, ac tu ally. Worms. Not just any worms, but red wig glers, ap proved by bass and trout from sea to shin ing sea. And to day he was tuck ing them in for win - ter, spread ing straw thickly over the top of their bins to wait out the cold un til they came back to warm-weather wig - Death No tice gling next spring. Dewey picked up a flake of straw and looked around. There was n t any one in sight. Here you go, lit tle fellas, he whis pered. You stay warm and have a good win ter. He looked around. Good. Still no one. The next bin You guys stay warm in there this win ter, okay? It s hard to take the hus - bandry out of the man, you see. A guy has to feed some thing and watch it grow. With worms, if he makes a mis take well? Maybe some day his fa - ther tank will get topped off when he and Em ily have chil dren. Let s hope, how ever, that it s Em ily who teaches them to swim. Brought to you by Home Coun try (the book). Check it out at lpdpress.com. I would like to thank ev ery - one for the sup port that I re - ceived in the 2014 Gen eral Elec tion. Thank you again. Delisa Weeks I want to thank all the peo ple that en cour aged me to run and voted for me in the Gen eral Election. Congratulations to Cindy McLoud. Wil liam F. Wilcox American Legion Post #125 S.R.G.B. would like to give a big thank you to the Wil liam Koehler Fam ily for their gen er - ous do na tion to the new Vet - eran s Memorial. The donation will be put to good use in fu ture upgrading and maintenance of the me mo rial. We would also like to thank Koehler Oil Field Ser vice for their time and ma - te rial that was do nated dur ing the con struc tion of the me mo - rial. American Legion Post #125 S.R.G.B. Kent Electric, LLC. For all of your Electrical needs, Agricultural, Residential, and Commercial Honest, Hardworking, and Reliable! Please call: or Hilda Ault, 78 Hilda Sue (Kunzie) Ault, 78, of Julesburg, CO passed away Sunday, Oc - to ber 26, 2014 in Julesburg. Pri vate fam ily ser vices will be held at a later date. Sue was born June 3, 1936 in Lamar, CO to Ted and Verna (Beeler) Kunzie. She grad u ated High School May 1954 in Kit Car son, CO. On June 11, 1954 Sue mar ried Nor - man Kuhlman and to this un ion one child was born Keith. In Sep tem ber of 1958 Sue mar ried Rob ert Ault and to this un ion two chil dren were born Rodney and Mark. Sue is sur vived by her three sons, Keith Kuhlman, Rodney Ault, and Mark Ault, four sis - ters, two broth ers, five grandchildren, Allison Kuhlman, Katie Kuhlman, Koby Ault, Makenzie Ault, and Aud - rey Ault. Me mo ri als can be made in Sue s name to Hos pice of the Plains c/o Mark Ault PO Box 107, Julesburg, CO Aus - tin-ten nant Fu neral Home is in charge of ar - range ments. Board of Trustees Positions The Town of Eads currently has two vacant Board of Trustees positions. Anyone who is interested may submit a letter of interest. Please submit this letter to Town Hall or mail a letter to the Town of Eads, P.O. Box 8 Eads, CO Letters of Interest will be accepted until the vacancy is filled, letters will be reviewed by the Board at the meeting on the second Tuesday of each month. November 14, 2014 KiowaCountyPress.com 7

8 School & Youth Eads School Cal en dar Sat ur day, Nov. 15 9:00 a.m. Au di tions for lo cal tal ent for the Barry Ward Con cert Plains Thea tre. 9:15 p.m. Foot ball send off down Maine Street. HS foot ball State Cham pi on - ship at Arickaree High School 1 p.m. Mon day, Nov. 17-5:00 p.m. FFA Dist. Speech at Stratton Leave 3:00 p.m. This Week Throwback Thursdays Thurs., Nov p.m. LAWRENCE OF ARABIA Plains Theater (1962) Free Admittance Nov. 15 at 1:00 PM EADS vs ARICKAREE State Championships On the Big Screen Fri., Sat., Nov. 14 & 15-7 p.m Sun., Nov p.m. FURY (PG 13) Thurs day, Nov. 20-1:00 p.m. Senior Citizens Thanksgiving Din ner at Caf e te ria (11:00 Elem; 11:35 MS; 12:00 HS). 4:00 p.m. MS BB (H) Wiley. Fri day, Nov. 21-9:00 a.m. MS KB at Spring - field. Sat ur day, Nov HS Boys BB Scrim mage at Lamar TBA. Next Week Throwback Thursdays Thurs., Nov p.m. THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE (1962) Fri., Sat., Nov p.m Sun., Nov p.m. 23 BLAST (PG 13) Eads School Lunch Menu Salad Bar served each day un less oth er wise noted. No vem ber 17 Break - fast; ba gel sand wich, grape juice, V8, milk, ce - real, yo gurt, fruit. Lunch: cheese quesadillas, chicken rice soup, ap ple, milk. No vem ber 18 Break - fast; scram bled eggs, cin - na mon toast, ap ple juice, V8, milk, ce real, yo gurt, fruit. Lunch: sloppy Joes, baked beans, or ange, milk. No vem ber 19 Break - fast; break fast burritos, grape juice, V8, milk, ce - real, yo gurt, fruit. Lunch: beanie wienies, tater tots, mixed fruit, milk. No vem ber 20 Break - fast; pan cake on a stick, fruit, ce real, yo gurt, OJ, V8, milk. Lunch: Thanksgiving Din ner No Salad Bar. The team be ing thank ful for a game well played. (Honey Belle Dixon Photo) Change in Sched ule The Ju nior High Bas - ket ball game with Chey - enne Wells that was to be played Thurs day, No vem - ber 13 at 4 p.m. was moved to De cem ber 9, due to re pairs to be made to the gym floor. Ev ery - thing will re main the same with 4:00 start time, the games will be played here with girls var sity first fol lowed by girls B, boys var sity, fol lowed by boys B. Bryce Batterton mak ing two points for the Ea gles in the semi Fi nals on No - vem ber 8. (Honey Belle Dixon Photo) Fifteen Years Ago November 6, 1999 Kiowa County Growers Inc. were holding meeting in the area to inform people of their desire to manufacture and sell motor oil made from vegetable oils. Twenty-Five Years Ago November 9, 1989 The Lady Eagles Volleyball team won their bid to compete for the State Volleyball title. Danny Brown was Pages from the Past Eads Auto Supply named Citizen of the Month at EHS. Forty Years Ago November 8, 1974 The Eads Junior High football team made a headon effort to overcome Cheyenne Wells 29-6 in their last game of the season. President Gerald Ford signed legislation totaling $2.3 million for the reconstruction of Bent s Old Fort. Fifty Years Ago November 6, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. F.L. Pyles returned from Miami, Florida where they attended the National Bankers Convention. In the recent election the Democratic party upset what has been a Republican majority board of county commissioners for the past 24 years. The Royal Neighbors Lodge of Haswell was planning a bazaar to help raise money to purchase gifts for sick members. Kiowa Drug (719) (719) (719) Weisbrod Memorial County Hospital Physical Therapy Offering physical rehabilitation for Total knees Shoulder pain Neck and back pain Sports injuries Pre and post surgical strengthening Chronic pain COME IN AND SEE US Weisbrod Memorial Hospital 1208 Luther Street Eads, Colorado (719) KiowaCountyPress.com November 14, 2014

9 Atmos En ergy Urges Cus tom ers to Pre pare for Win ter By Dar win Winfield Atmos En ergy is urg ing its cus tom ers to pre pare for what could be an other bone-chilling winter. The United States faced ex - treme tem per a tures and re cord-set ting nat u ral gas con sump tion dur ing the win ter heat - ing sea son and ac cord ing to in dus try lead ers, the same may hold true this winter. The les sons learned from last year s po lar vor - tex is that there is no such thing as too much prep a - ra tion, said Gary Greg - ory, Atmos En ergy pres i - dent of the Col o rado Di vi sion. Last year we were able to pro vide af - ford able nat u ral gas dur - ing critical periods thanks to our in vest ments in our in fra struc ture and our un der ground stor age. With win ter on the ho ri - zon, Atmos En ergy is plan ning for another robust heating season. Tips for Cus tom ers In or der to pre pare for win ter to day, Atmos En - ergy ad vises all cus tom - ers re view their nat u ral gas ac counts. If you are a new cus tomer or your ser vice is cur rently in ac - tive, call to - day to avoid long wait times on the phone and pos si ble days with out heat or hot water. Tips for Call ing The best time to call is week day af ter noons. Morn ings are typ i cally the busi est time at our call cen ters. Atmos En ergy s two cus tomer con tact cen - ters, which are lo cated in Texas, re ceive ap prox i - mately 17,000 calls per day. Cus tom ers who call dur ing a busy time can use the au to mated phone sys tem to sched ule a re - turn call from an agent, rather than wait on hold. Con tact us Mon day-fri - day from 7 a.m. 8 p.m. (CST); Sat ur day 8 a.m. 5 p.m. at ; and for emer gency calls 24/7 at En ergy Con ser va tion Learn how to save en - ergy through out the win - ter at tips The best way to lower your en ergy bill is to use en ergy more wisely. A programmable thermostat al lows you to keep your house cooler at night and when you re away, and will automatically warm your house to com - fort able lev els for the hours you are home. To find out more on ad di - tional Col o rado en ergy ef - ficiency programs visit Try Atmos En ergy s on - line tools such as an En - ergy Cal cu la tor to help man age your en ergy use. In spect your win dows and doors for drafts. Use caulk or seal ant to in su - late as needed. En ergy As sis tance If you are hav ing trou ble pay ing your util ity bill, please visit our website to learn more about en ergy as sis tance pro grams. Low-income customers are el i gi ble for fed eral en - ergy as sis tance through the Low In come Home En ergy As sis tance Pro - gram (LEAP), which helps pay en ergy bills and weatherize homes. You may also call En ergy Out - reach Col o rado HeatHelp num ber, , for help in find ing local energy assistance. Mo tor ists Cau tioned, End of Day light-sav ing Means Watch out For Wild life By Manda Walters Col o rado Parks and Wildlife reminds Colora - dans that day lights-sav - ing time ends Nov. 2. As we fall back to an ear lier end of the day, mo tor ists should be on the look out for migrating wildlife. Fall is the breed ing sea - son for elk, deer and moose and males will pur - sue mates ag gres sively and may not be in hib ited by traf fic. In ad di tion, as they mi grate from their sum mer to win ter range, ungulates are more ac - tive but less vis i ble dur ing this time of year. Wildlife officials add that be cause bears are especially active during fall as they pre pare for hi - bernation, collisions are common, especially at dusk and dawn. Bears need up to 20,000 cal o ries each day and are con stantly on the the move, es pe cially at night, in search of food, said a CPW Se nior Ter - restrial Biologist Brian Dreher. It makes them more sus cep ti ble to get - ting hit by a car. Wildlife officials caution motorists that collisions with wild life can re sult in in ju ries and death, not only to the wild an i mal but to hu mans as well. They ad vise that re duc ing speed, following night - time speed lim its in mi - gra tion cor ri dors and be - ing alert to their sur round ings pro tects peo ple as well as Colorado s wildlife. CPW and the Col o rado State Pa trol en cour age trav el ers to slow down, stay alert, avoid dis trac - tions and watch for wild - life on Col o rado s sce nic highways. For more information about liv ing with wild life in Col o rado, go to ges/livingwithwildlife.aspx Kiowa County Hospital District Weisbrod Memorial Hospital P.O. Box Eads, CO Mon.-Fri. 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Open during lunch Saturdays - 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Our Medical Staff: Dr. Jeffrey Waggoner Dawn Back, PA Dr. Megan Silva Dr. David Lenderts For appointments call Eads November 14, 2014 KiowaCountyPress.com 9

10 Pub lic No tice ORDINANCE NO. 392 AN OR DI NANCE ES TAB LISH ING RATES AND CHARGES FOR WA - TER, SANITATION, AND SEWER IN THE TOWN OF EADS, COL O - RADO, AND RE PEAL ING ALL IN - CON SIS TENT ORDINANCES. BE IT OR DAINED BY THE BOARD OF TRUST EES OF THE TOWN OF EADS, STATE OF COL O RADO, AS FOL LOWS: SEC TION 1.WA TER RATES. Ef fec - tive March 1, 2014, the wa ter rates shall be es tab lished as fol lows: Marples Country Market Your TOTAL Health Food Store 101 N. 4th Street Lamar, Colorado (719) NATIONAL FARMERS UNION INSURANCE COMPANIES Your National Farmers Union Insurance Agent In Kiowa County Melinda J. Kelley P.O. Box South Main Street Lamar, Colorado (719) or Subscription Delivery at the Convert your existing print subscription, or start a new subscription online now! Only $18.00 per year! 1. Where a sin gle me ter serves a lo - ca tion within the Town of Eads at which there is a sin gle res i dence, there shall be a min i mum monthly charge of $30.53 for the first 3,000 gal lons used. All wa ter used in ex - cess of 3,000 gal lons shall be billed at the rate of $1.50 per 1,000 gal - lons used. 2. Where a sin gle me ter serves two residential units at a location inside the Town of Eads, there shall be a min i mum monthly charge of $61.05 for the first 6,000 gal lons used. All wa ter used in ex cess of 6,000 gal lons shall be billed at the rate of $1.50 per 1,000 gal lons used. 3. Where a sin gle me ter serves apart ments, mo bile home parks or mo tels at a lo ca tion in side the Town of Eads, there shall be a min i - mum monthly charge of $42.96 per me ter for the first 3,000 gal lons of wa ter used. All wa ter used in ex - cess of 3,000 gal lons shall be billed at the rate of $1.50 per 1,000 gal - lons used. 4. Except as specifically otherwise set forth herein, where a sin gle me - ter serves a lo ca tion within the Town of Eads at which there are one or two busi nesses, in clud ing governmental entities, each of which is owned or man aged by dif - fer ent per sons, there shall be a min i mum monthly charge of $30.53 for the first 3,000 gal lons of wa ter used. All wa ter used in ex - cess of 3,000 gal lons shall be billed at the rate of $1.50 per 1,000 gal - lons used. 5. Except as specifically otherwise set forth herein, where a sin gle me - ter serves a lo ca tion within the Town of Eads at which there are three or more busi nesses, in clud - ing governmental entities, each of which is owned or man aged by dif - fer ent per sons, there shall be a min i mum monthly charge of $42.96 for the first 3,000 gal lons of wa ter used. All wa ter used in ex - cess of 1,000 gal lons shall be billed at the rate of $1.50 per 1,000 gal - lons used. 6. Where wa ter ser vice is pro vided out side the Town of Eads, there shall be a min i mum monthly charge that is $22.07 more than would be charged for the same type of fa cil ity within the Town of Eads. All wa ter used in ex cess of the applicable minimum gallons shall be billed at the rate of $1.50 per 1,000 gal lons used. 7. Should sit u a tions arise that are not specifically addressed above, the Town Clerk shall ap ply such above-de scribed rate as is most nearly consistent with the situation in ques tion. Any in ter ested per son may ap ply to the Board of Trust ees for reconsideration of the Clerk s determination. 8. Residents and non-residents of the Town of Eads shall be billed ex - tra for all me ters that are larger than three-quar ter of an inch. The fol low ing amounts will be added to their min i mum rate per month: 10 KiowaCountyPress.com November 14, me ters - $ me ters - $ me ters - $ me ters - $17.00 SEC TION II. BULK WA TER RATES. Ef fec tive Oc to ber 18, 2014, the bulk wa ter rates shall be es tab - lished as fol lows: The rate for Bulk Wa ter will be $8.00 per 1,000 gal lons. There will be a $ monthly min i mum charge for all Keytroll ac - counts. SEC TION III.SAN I TA TION RATES. Ef fec tive March 1, 2014, the san i ta - tion rates shall be es tab lished as follows: 1. The oc cu pants of ev ery struc ture used as a res i dence within the Town of Eads shall be charged $15.67 per month for san i ta tion re - gard less of whether they re quest sanitation services. The provisions of this para graph shall not ap ply where a higher com mer cial rate applies. 2. All non-res i dents that are on town wa ter and town sewer shall be charged $15.67 per month for sanitation regardless of whether they request sanitation services. 3. All non-res i dents who are on town wa ter, but not town sewer, and who request sanitation, shall be charged $21.21 per month. 4. Non-res i dents who wish to bring their non-com mer cial trash in to the dump sters at the town shop shall be charged $15.67 per month. Com mer cial use shall re quire prior ap proval of the Town Board at rates to be ne go ti ated on a case by case ba sis. 5. Churches shall be billed as res i - dential. 6. All busi nesses within the Town of Eads, including governmental en ti ties, shall be charged $20.56 per month for san i ta tion. 7. Any busi ness or res i dent who re - quests a dump ster only used by them shall be charged $38.82 per month for each 3 yard dump ster, and/or $48.82per month for each 4 yard dump ster. 8. San i ta tion rates for us ers whose rates are not spec i fied above shall be set from time to time by the Board of Trust ees. Such rates shall be set with a view to re flect ing ac - tual dump ster us age. SEC TION IV.SEWER RATES. Ef fec - tive March 1, 2014, the sewer rates shall be es tab lished as fol lows: 1. Apart ments with more than 10 units shall be charged $62.01 per month. 2. Processing plants, hospitals, mo tels, apart ments with 10 or fewer units and board ing houses shall be charged $37.46 per month 3. Gro cery stores, schools, fill ing stations, cafes, restaurants, convenience stores, court houses and mor tu ar ies shall be charged $29.45 per month 4. Trailer parks, mul ti ple houses con nected to one wa ter me ter and du plexes shall be charged $17.12 per month. 5. Ex ist ing busi nesses not listed above and res i den tial shall be charged $17.12 per month 6. New us ers not spe cif i cally de - fined above shall be placed in the cat e gory that most nearly re flects the new user s an tic i pated us age. The ini tial cat e gory shall be as - signed by the Town Clerk. The user may ap ply to the Town Board for review of the initial categorization. SEC TION V.LATE FEES. A late fee of $10.00 shall be added to ev ery wa ter, sewer and san i ta tion bill that is not paid by the 16th day of the month. SEC TION VI.TURN-ON FEES. A charge of $50.00 shall be charged to con nect or re-con nect to the Town of Eads Wa ter Sys tem. SEC TION VII.WA TER TAP FEES. Any per son de sir ing to con nect to the main wa ter line shall pay a tap fee of $ and shall also pay an amount equal to the ac tual cost of all ma te ri als from the wa ter main to and in clud ing the wa ter me ter, me - ter hous ing and all cost of la bor for installing such materials. SEC TION VIII.SEWER TAP FEES. Any per son de sir ing to con nect to the sewer sys tem shall pay a tap fee of $ SECTIOIN IX.SEWER SER VICE RE - QUIRED. Ev ery pre mises within the Town that is in tended, de - signed, or ca pa ble of be ing oc cu - pied by hu mans, and ev ery pre - mises within the town that is actually occupied by humans, shall be re quired to be con nected to the Town sewer sys tem. The pro vi - sions of this Sec tion shall be with - out prej u dice to the Town s power, as pro vided by stat ute or other law, to require every premise, including any not specifically described in this para graph, to be con nected to the Town sewer sys tem. SEC TION X.DE POSIT. 1. In the event a Ser vice Site re - ceives wa ter and/or sewer ser vice, there shall be paid a de posit of $70.00.This de posit shall se cure all amounts due in con nec tion with wa ter and/or sewer ser vice pro - vided by the Town, as well as for all other amounts due from the User to the Town. Any un used de posit shall be re funded to the User at such time as the User is no lon ger ob li gated to the Town for any amounts, in clud ing but not lim ited to amounts due for wa ter, sewer, sanitation and/or Municipal Court fines, fees and costs. 2. For open ing an ac count for use of the Bulk Wa ter Keytroll Ac cess, there shall be paid a de posit of $ This de posit shall se cure all amounts due in con nec tion with the Keytroll ser vice for bulk wa ter pro vided by the Town. This amount will be re fund able af ter six months of ser vice pro vided that all pay ments have been made by the due date. If User has not made pay - ments or has been late on pay - ments any un used de posit shall be re funded to the User at such time as the User is no lon ger ob li gated to the Town for any amounts, in - clud ing but not lim ited to amounts due for wa ter, sewer, san i ta tion and /or Mu nic i pal Court fines, fees and costs. 3. For the keys to ac cess the Keytroll Ac count, there shall be paid a de posit of $ This amount shall se cure all amounts in curred with re plac ing the Keytroll unit and keys. This amount shall be re funded to the User when the ac - count is closed and all of the keys are re turned, if the User is no lon - ger ob li gated to the Town for any amounts, in clud ing but not lim ited to amounts due for wa ter, sewer, sanitation and /or Municipal Court fines, fees and costs. SECTIOIN XI.IN FLA TION AD JUST - MENT. All fees spec i fied herein shall be ad justed each Jan u ary 1, to reflect constant inflation adjusted val ues as mea sured by the Denver/Boulder Consumer Price In dex. How ever, no down ward ad - just ment shall be made with out spe cific ac tion of the Board of Trustees. SECTIOIN XII.UN AU THO RIZED USE OF DUMP STERS PRO HIB - ITED. Placement of residential, commercial or industrial waste or re fuse in Town of Eads san i ta tion dumpsters by nonresidents is strictly pro hib ited un less and un til advance arrangements are made with the Town of Eads for such use and the ap pro pri ate fees are paid. Ev ery use of a dump ster in vi o la - tion of this Sec tion IX shall be pun - ished by a fine of $ This para graph shall not be con strued as prohibiting the placement of waste or re fuse in dump sters that are set for pub lic use, so long as ei - ther: i) the waste or re fuse so placed is gen er ated at or in con - nec tion with an event for which the dump ster is placed, or ii) the amount of waste or re fuse so placed can be con tained in a 13 gallon garbage bag. SEC TION XIII.RE PEAL OF IN CON - SISTENT ORDINANCES. All ordi - nances or parts of or di nances in con flict with or in con sis tent with the pro vi sions of this or di nance are hereby re pealed, but only to the ex tent of such con flict or in con sis - tency. SEC TION XIV.EF FEC TIVE DATE. The Board of Trust ees of the Town of Eads, State of Col o rado, hereby finds, de ter mines and de clares that an emer gency ex ists, and this or di - nance is nec es sary for the im me di - ate pres er va tion of the pub lic peace, health and safety and shall be in full force and ef fect upon its adop tion. It is pro vided, how ever, that if this or di nance is adopted by an af fir ma tive vote of less than three-fourths of the mem bers of the board of Trust ees, it shall take ef fect and be in force thirty days af - ter its fi nal pas sage, ap proval and publication as provided by law. INTRODUCED, PASSED, AP - PROVED and or dered pub lished by the mayor and Board of Trust ees of the Town of Eads, Col o rado, this 9th day of Sep tem ber, Mar i lyn K. Baxter, Mayor AT TEST: Christina Adamson, Town Clerk Published November 14, 2014 In the Ki owa County Press

11 Do mes tic Vi o lence As sis tance Avail able in Col o rado By Liz McDonough Domestic violence does not dis crim i nate peo ple from any geo graphic lo ca - tion, eth nic ity, race, age group, socioeconomic sta tus, ed u ca tion level, country of origin, sexual ori en ta tion, or gen der can experience abuse. Nearly 13 mil lion peo ple are phys i cally abused, raped, or stalked by an in - ti mate part ner ev ery year in the United States. In Col o rado, the Do - mes tic Vi o lence pro - grams re spond to nearly 70,000 calls for as sis tance each year, and serve more than 25,000 sur vi - Classifieds CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS The Press can be re spon si ble for only one incorrect insertion. Rates: $0.20 per word, $3.00 min i mum. A $1.00 ser vice fee will be ap plied to all charged ads. Clas si fied dead line is 4:00 p.m. Tuesdays. ACCEPTING BIDS Ki owa County Hos pi tal in Eads, Colorado is accepting bids for the de mo li tion of a build ing lo - cated at 311 West 12th Street, Eads, Col o rado. Please call Tim or Kevin at for more information. Please mail bids to P. O. Box 817, Eads, CO All bids are due No vem - ber 17, HELP WANTED Ki owa County Road & Bridge De - part ment has one full time job open ing for a Loader Op er a tor. Ap pli cant must live in Ki owa County or be will ing to re lo cate. Application and job description can be picked up at the Ki owa County Commissioner s Office. Applications must be returned to the Ki owa County Com mis - sioner s Of fice, Eads Court house, 1305 Goff Street, PO Box 100, Eads, Colorado 81036, no later than 12:00 Noon on No vem ber 20, We re serve the right to re - ject any and all applications. EOE. MISC I have CRP Buy ers and need list - ings. Rich ard Grant ham Re alty, Ordway, CO vors of domestic violence and their de pend ents annually. Col o ra dans can call for do mes - tic violence advice and coun sel. Call-tak ers can all make re fer rals for lo - cal vic tim ser vices and shelter. For more information, visit our website at Pub lic No tice NOTICE AS TO PROPOSED BUDGET No tice is hereby given that the pro - posed bud get has been sub mit ted to Town of Eads for the en su ing year of A copy of such pro - posed bud get has been filed in the of fice of the Town Hall where same is open for pub lic in spec tion. Such pro posed bud get will be con sid - ered at a bud get hear ing of the Town of Eads to be held at the City Hall on De cem ber 9, 2014 at 7:30 p.m. Any in ter ested elec tor within such Town of Eads may in spect the pro - posed bud get and file or reg is ter any ob jec tions thereto at any time prior to the fi nal adop tion of the budget. Dated: No vem ber 6, 2014 Town of Eads By: /s/ Tina Ad am son Published November 14, 2014 In the Ki owa County Press Your Local Source For Business Cards Full Color or Black & White Printing Flexible Quantities to Meet Your Needs From as little as 50 cards to 1,000 s Most card orders are printed in 5 days or less! Kiowa County Press Plains Printing, Inc Maine Street, Eads Pub lic No tice COMBINED NOTICE - PUBLICATION CRS FORECLOSURE SALE NO To Whom It May Con cern: This No - tice is given with re gard to the fol - low ing de scribed Deed of Trust: On May 27, 2014, the un der signed Pub lic Trustee caused the No tice of Election and Demand relating to the Deed of Trust de scribed be low to be re corded in the County of Ki - owa re cords. Orig i nal Grantor(s) Rob ert A. King Original Beneficiary(ies) Colorado East Bank & Trust Cur rent Holder of Ev i dence of Debt Col o rado East Bank & Trust Date of Deed of Trust July 16, 2013 County of Re cord ing Ki owa Re cord ing Date of Deed of Trust Au gust 01, 2013 Recording Information (Reception Num ber) Original Principal Amount $96, Outstanding Principal Balance $95, Pur su ant to CRS (4)(i), you are hereby no ti fied that the cov e nants of the deed of trust have been vi o lated as fol lows: fail ure to pay principal and interest when due to gether with all other pay - ments pro vided for in the ev i dence of debt se cured by the deed of trust and other vi o la tions thereof. THE LIEN FORE CLOSED MAY NOT BE A FIRST LIEN. The prop erty to be fore closed is: EXHIBIT A A tract of land ly ing in the N1/2SE1/4 of Sec. 28, T.20S., R.48W. of the 6th P.M. and be ing more par tic u larly de scribed as fol - lows; Be gin ning at the North east cor ner of the SE1/4 of said Sec. 28 as monumented by a 2-1/2 iron pipe with a 3-1/4" brass cap marked U.S. De part ment of the Interior-Bureau of Land Management and con sid er ing the East line of said SE1/4, as monumented by a sim i lar pipe and cap at its South end), bear ing N.O 11 19"E., with all other bear - ings con tain ing herein be ing rel a - tive thereto; thence S "W., feet to the TRUE POINT OF BIGINNING; thence S "W., feet; thence S "W., feet to a point on the cen ter line of the Kick ing Bird Ca nal; thence N E., feet to the in - ter sec tion of the cen ter line of the Kick ing Bird Ca nal and Satana Ca - nal; thence S "E., along the cen ter line of said Satana Ca - nal, a dis tance of feet to the True Point of Be gin ning. This Tract con tains 5.00 acres. The South East Quar ter (SE1/4) of Sec tion Twenty-eight (28), in Town ship Twenty (20) South, Range Forty-eight (48) West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, except a 5.00 acre tract de scribed as fol - lows: a tract of land ly ing in the N1/2SE1/4 of Sec. 28, T.20S., R.48W. of the 6th P.M. and be ing more par tic u larly de scribed as fol - lows: Be gin ning at the North east cor ner of the SE1/4 of said Sec. 28 as monumented by a 2-1/2" iron pipe with a 3-1/4" brass cap marked U.S. De part ment of the In - te rior-bu reau of Land Man age - ment and con sid er ing the East line of said SE1/4, as monumented by a sim i lar pipe and cap at its South end), bear ing N.O 11 19"E., with all other bear - ings con tain ing herein be ing rel a - tive thereto; thence S "W., feet to the TRUE POINT OF BIGINNING; thence S "W., feet; thence S " W., feet to a point on the cen ter line of the Kick ing Bird Ca nal; thence N "E., feet to the In - ter sec tion of the cen ter line of the Kick ing Bird Ca nal and Satana Ca - nal; thence S "E., along the centerline of said Satana Ca - nal, a dis tance of feet to the True Point of Be gin ning. County of Ki owa, State of Col o - rado Also known by street and num ber as: 1350 County Rd 39.5, Wiley, CO THE PROP ERTY DE SCRIBED HEREIN IS ALL OF THE PROP ERTY CURRENTLY ENCUMBERED BY THE LIEN OF THE DEED OF TRUST. NOTICE OF SALE The cur rent holder of the Ev i dence of Debt se cured by the Deed of Trust, de scribed herein, has filed No tice of Elec tion and De mand for sale as pro vided by law and in said Deed of Trust. THERE FORE, No tice Is Hereby Given that I will at pub lic auc tion, at 10:00 A.M. on Wednes day, Eads C-Store /07/2015, at West Front Door, Ki - owa County Court house, 1305 Goff Street, Eads, Col o rado , sell to the high est and best bid der for cash, the said real prop erty and all in ter est of the said Grantor(s), Grantor(s) heirs and as signs therein, for the pur pose of paying the indebtedness provided in said Ev i dence of Debt se cured by the Deed of Trust, plus at tor - neys fees, the ex penses of sale and other items al lowed by law, and will is sue to the pur chaser a Cer tif i cate of Pur chase, all as pro - vided by law. First Publication 11/14/2014 Last Pub li ca tion 12/12/2014 Name of Publication Kiowa County Press IF THE SALE DATE IS CON TIN UED TO A LATER DATE, THE DEAD - LINE TO FILE A NO TICE OF IN - TENT TO CURE BY THOSE PAR - TIES EN TI TLED TO CURE MAY ALSO BE EX TENDED. DATE: 05/27/2014 Steve K. Baxter, Pub lic Trustee in and for the County of Ki owa, State of Colorado SEAL /s/ Steve K. Baxter By: Steve K. Baxter, Pub lic Trustee The name, ad dress, busi ness tele - phone num ber and bar reg is tra tion num ber of the at tor ney(s) rep re - sent ing the le gal holder of the in - debt ed ness is: Shinn, Steerman & Shinn 200 West Elm Street, P.O. Box 390, Lamar, CO (719) At tor ney File # The At tor ney above is act ing as a debt col lec tor and is at tempt ing to col lect a debt. Any in for ma tion pro vided may be used for that pur - pose. Transit Advisory Board Needed There is a need to set up a Transit Advisory Board for the Kiowa County Transit. The board needs to consist of 5 members-1 person from each Commissioner District (3), and 2 members at large. Please send your letters of interest to the Commissioners office at PO BOX 100, Eads, CO or kiowaco100@gmail.com. Please include on your letter how you would like to see the transit go forward and what you have to offer to see a better system in the future. Thank you ahead of time for your service to make this a positive department for all of Kiowa County. Deadlines for letter submittal will be November 10, Eads Consumers Supply We have: Propane - Batteries (Marine/Car) - Tires & Tubes - Oil - Feed - Bulk Fuel We can: Fix truck tires Service jobs - Brakes - On-the-road tire repair Country C-Store Hot Dogs - Sandwiches - Pizza Oven - Ice Cream - Chips & Snacks - Candy - Dining Area Pop 6-12 oz. cans - $ oz. bottles - $3.49 November 14, 2014 KiowaCountyPress.com 11

12 The Sand Creek Mas sa cre By Eric Sainio This ar ti cle is part of a se ries by the Na tional Park Service concerning the 150th An ni ver sary of the Sand Creek Mas sa - cre. The Sand Creek Mas sa - cre, tragic and un nec es - sary, im pacted Fed - eral-in dian re la tions and cre ated the cir cum - stances for years of war - fare. With the events of No vem ber 29, 1864 fixed in their minds, Plains In - dian na tions faced an un - cer tain fu ture be tween war ring against and ac - com mo dat ing the federal government. Chey enne and Arap aho peace chiefs, in flu enced by as sur ances of peace at the Camp Weld Con fer - ence, re ported to Fort Lyon through out Oc to ber of The fort s com - GRAND RE-OPENING OF THE POOL AT PRAIRIE PINES Saturday, November 15th 1-4 p.m. FREE SWIMMING TO ALL Cake and punch will be served. Grab your swimsuit and towel and plan to join us!! Call Linda Watts at for any questions. ALL NEW PRICING WILL BE POSTED ON SITE mander told Black Ket tle and other lead ers to await a peace del e ga tion at their camp on Sand Creek and to fly the U.S. flag to in di cate their peace ful in - tent. Through out No vem - ber, these elders waited. On No vem ber 29, U.S. Army (Volunteer) sol - diers at tacked the vil lage. Dis re gard ing the greet - ings and calls to stop, these be ings in the form of men fired in dis crim i - nately at the Chey enne and Arap aho. Of ap prox i - mately seven hun dred peo ple in the vil lage, about two hun dred died that day. Two-thirds of the dead and mu ti lated bod - ies left on the ground were women and children. Boast ing of his vic tory and downplaying Army casualties, Colonel John Chivington pa raded the body parts of dead Chey - enne and Arap aho through the streets of Den ver, rev el ing in the ac claim he long-sought. How ever, not all of Chivington s of fi cers and men agreed with his ac - tions, and soon the con se - quences of these ac tions would sweep up and down the Plains, back to Wash - ing ton, D.C., and into the lives of thousands of people. To find out more about the Sand Creek Mas sa cre and its re per cus sions, go to or visit the Sand Creek Mas sa cre Na tional His toric Site out - side of Eads, Col o rado. Pastor s Pearls By Pas tor Rich ard Zabriskie An swer or Not to An swer Do not an swer a fool ac cord ing to his folly, or you will be like him your self. An swer a fool ac cord ing to his folly, or he will be wise in his own eyes. Prov erbs 26:4,5 PRAIRIE PINES POOL WILL BE OPEN REGULARLY FROM MONDAY-FRIDAY - 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. SATURDAYS - 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. POOL PARTIES 2 HOURS ONLY - $50.00 PLUS A REFUNDABLE $ DAMAGE DEPOSIT. POOL PARTIES MUST BE SCHEDULED PRICING Children up to 18 yrs $ 4.00 per swim Adults - $5.00 per swim Seniors 65 and over - $3.50 per swim 12 Swims - $ Swims - $70.00 *All other programs or activities will have individual pricing 12 KiowaCountyPress.com November 14, 2014