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10 a.m. Knitting Class,Hutchinson Public Library, 901N. Main St., Hutchinson. Theclass is free, but registration isrequired.

7 p.m. Bethany TheatreDepartment presents “Nathanthe Wise” (7 p.m. today and 2p.m. Friday), J. O. SundstromConference Center, corner ofMain and Lincoln, Lindsborg.Tickets are $8 general admissionand $5 for all students, BethanyCollege staff and seniors 65 andolder.

7 p.m. Travis Tritt, First CouncilEvent Center, 12876 N. Highway77, Newkirk, Okla. Tickets are$30 reserved or $50 VIP.

FRIDAY

7:45 a.m. Historic Home andBuildling Workshop, AmericanLegion Hall, 730 W. Fourth Ave.,Hutchinson.

8 a.m. Salt City Cruiser’s 6thAnnual Garage Sale (8 a.m.Friday and 7 a.m. Saturday),1328 N. Grand St., Hutchinson.All proceeds will go toward theFood Bank of Reno County.

8 a.m. Grant County Chamber ofCommerce Spring Fling 2014 –“Super Heroes” (8 a.m. Friday,Saturday and Sunday), GrantCounty Civic Center, 1000 W.Patterson Ave., Ulysses. Contactthe Grant County Chamber ofCommerce if you are interestedin having a booth at the show.Entertainment will be providedthroughout the weekend.

4 p.m. Mennonite Relief Sale (4p.m. Friday and 6:30 a.m.Saturday), Kansas StateFairgrounds, 2000 N. Poplar St.,Hutchinson. The 46th annualevent features food, crafts, gen-eral and quilt auctions. Freeparking and admission.Proceeds to benefit world relief.

7:30 p.m. Erin Rodgers,Metropolitan Coffee, 1329 E.17th Ave., Hutchinson.

7:30 p.m. Travis Tritt, UnitedWireless Arena, 4100 W.Comanche St., Dodge City.Tickets are $35 to $64.

SATURDAY

8:30 a.m. Thin Mint Sprint 5Kand Cookie Relay, Girl Scouts ofKansas Heartland headquarters,360 Lexington Road, Wichita.The 5K starts at 8:30 a.m., fol-lowed by the Cookie Relay at9:45 a.m. An awards ceremonywill follow.

10 a.m. Battle of the Blues 3,Flag Theatre, 301 N. Main St.. Formore information, call FrankieShayne at Johnson MusicCenter, (620) 662-0281.

7 p.m. Broadway by Request,McPherson Opera House, 219 S.Main St., McPherson. Tickets are$10 to $32.

7 p.m. The Wichita Grand Operapresents Puccini’s “Tosca,”Century II Concert Hall, 225 W.Douglas Ave., Wichita. For tick-ets, contact the WGO Box Officeat (316) 262-8054 or go towww.WichitaGrandOpera.org orwww.SelectASeat.com.

7:30 p.m. Rich Little in “JimmyStewart and Friends,” Fox

Theatre, 18 E. First Ave.,Hutchinson. Tickets are $35-$45and can be purchased at thebox office, online atwww.hutchinsonfox.com or bycalling (620) 663-1981.

7:30 p.m. The Notables,Metropolitan Coffee, 1329 E.17th Ave., Hutchinson.

9:30 p.m. Jake Gill in concert,Vic’s Bar, 1514 E. Fourth Ave.,Hutchinson.

SUNDAY

1 p.m. Easter Eggstravaganza,Bob Hiss residence, 308 SunsetRoad in Bissell’s Point, GreatBend.

2 p.m. The Great Migration Rally,Kansas Wetlands EducationCenter, 592 NE K-156 Highway,Great Bend. Pre-register by April6. For more information, callPam Martin at (877) 243-9268 oremail [email protected].

TUESDAY

7 p.m. Bethel College JazzEnsemble Pre-Festival Concert,Krehbiel Auditorium in the FineArts Center at Bethel College,North Newton. The concert isfree and open to the public.

7 p.m. Artists Talk featuring tex-tile artist Neil Goss, Pratt PublicLibrary, 401 S. Jackson, Pratt.Goss also will hold an IndigoDying Workshop from 10 a.m. to6 p.m. Wednesday. To pre-regis-ter, call (620) 672-3041 or [email protected].

7:30 p.m. “Memphis” NationalBroadway Tour (7:30 p.m.Tuesday, Wednesday andThursday, April 17), Century II,225 W. Douglas Ave., Wichita.Tickets are $40 to $70 and areavailable online at theater-league.com and WichitaTix.com,at the box office or by calling(316) 303-8100.

8 p.m. Chevelle, The Cotillion,11120 W. Kellogg St., Wichita.Also performing are MiddleClass Rut and Nothing More.Tickets are $25 to $30.

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9 a.m. Coffee at the Cosmo:Inside Space Works: The Art &Science of Conservation, KansasCosmosphere and Space Center,1100 N. Plum St., Hutchinson.

5:30 p.m. Taste It, downtownHutchinson. Tickets are $15 andare available at Apron Strings atthe corner of Main andSherman, online at downtown-hutch.com or at 14 North, 14 N.Main St., from 5 to 6 p.m. thenight of the event. For ques-tions, call (620) 694-2677.

6:30 p.m. William StaffordBirthday Celebration, Bookends,123 N. Main St., Hutchinson.

7:30 p.m. Reno County BandDance, Elmdale Senior Center,400 E. Ave. E., Hutchinson.Admission is $5 per person.

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9 a.m. Cruisin’ Against Brusin’Auto, Truck & Motorcycle Show,Kansas State Fairgrounds, 2000N. Poplar St., Hutchinson.Proceeds to benefit the SexualAssault/Domestic ViolenceCenter. There is a $20 registra-tion fee per car. Admission is $6for adults and $3 for children 7-12. For more information con-

tact SA/DVC office at (620) 665-3630.

10 a.m. Party for the Planet,Hutchinson Zoo, 6 EmersonLoop, Hutchinson.

1 p.m. MLB Pitch Hit & RunCompetition, Stremel Fields,Carey Park. The free event is forboys and girls ages 7-14.Participants must pre-register atHutch Rec’s Downtown Office,17 E. First Ave., by April 18.Winners of age divisions willadvance to the sectional compe-tition with the possibility toadvance to the team competi-tion at Kauffman Stadium andNational Championship at theMLB All-Star Game later thissummer.

2 p.m. Doggone Easter EggHunt, Hutchinson Dog Park,1501 S. Severance St.,Hutchinson. Cost is $5 per dog.Bring a blanket.

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2 p.m. Kiwanis Club Easter EggHunt, Kansas State Fairgrounds,2000 N. Poplar St., Hutchinson.For more information, contactDallas Macklin at (620) 662-3011.

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8 p.m. “Becky’s New Car” (8 p.m.April 24-26, 2 p.m. April 27),Crest Theatre, 1905 Lakin, GreatBend. Tickets are availablebeginning April 21 at the CrestTheatre Box Office and at thedoor one hour prior to the per-formances. All reserved seats are$10. For more information, call(620) 792-4228.

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10 a.m. Vettes & Harleys,Hutchinson Zoo, 6 EmersonLoop East, Hutchinson. Proceedsto benefit the new otter exhibit.

10 a.m. Excursion Train, traintracks on C and Main,Hutchinson. The train also willdepart at 1 and 3 p.m. Theround trip ticket is $12; ticketscan be purchased from anyHutchRec location.

1 p.m. Fort Larned and the CivilWar, Fort Larned NationalHistoric Site, 1767 K-156, Larned.Reservations required by April14.

7:30 p.m. RRBP (Robin Roberts& Billie Preston), MetropolitanCoffee, 1329 E. 17th Ave.,Hutchinson.

MAY 1

7 p.m. Bitchy Bingo, 14 North, 14N. Main St., Hutchinson. Proceedsto benefit PFLAG of Hutchinson(Parents, Families and Friends ofLesbians and Gays).

MAY 3

10 a.m. Cinco de Mayo 2014,Avenue B and Main Street,Hutchinson.

7 p.m. Flatland Fly Fishers Clubpresents “The Costa Fly FishingTour,” Great Plains Nature Center,6232 E. 29th St. N., Wichita.

WANT MORE?

To see a full listing of BuzzCalendar events visit the‘Where to Bee’ section ofhutchbee.com.

Lindsey Bauman/For The BeeA clay piece by Treston Bodine is on display at the Hutchinson Art Center as part of their sixth grade art exhibition.

THE ARTS

GRAHAM COLTONJUNE 26, 8 P.M.WHERE: The Orpheum, 200 N. Broadway St., WichitaCOST: $15PHONE: (316) 263-0884WEB: wichitaorpheum.com

THREE DOG NIGHTJULY 11, 8 P.M.WHERE: Stiefel Theatre, 151 S. Santa Fe, SalinaCOST: $48-$68PHONE: (785) 827-1998WEB: stiefeltheatre.org

HERE COME THE MUMMIESAUGUST 15, 8 P.M.WHERE: The Cotillion, 11120 W. Kellogg St., WichitaON SALE: 10 a.m. FridayCOST: $25-$30PHONE: (316) 722-4201WEB: thecotillion.com

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RICH LITTLE IN“JIMMY STEWARTAND FRIENDS”WHERE: Fox Theatre, 18 E. First Ave.WHEN: 7:30 p.m. SaturdayCOST: $38, $40 and $45WEB: hutchinsonfox.com

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This is one of the bestChristian movies in severalyears. Keep in mind, noteveryone likes “Christian”movies, but for those whodo, “God’s Not Dead” is ex-cellent and deserving of 3½stars. Since the largely secu-lar movie reviewers and ma-jor media who preview andwrite about films seldomgive “Christian” movies thetime of day, let alone athumbs-up, don’t be sur-prised if you don’t read orhear a lot about this film.But the church community,understandably critical ofsex, violence and far-fetchedthemes that regularly comeout of Hollywood, need tosupport this type of film ifthey want more of the posi-tive and less of the negativeon future screens.

Everything that “Noah”isn’t, from a biblical andChristian point of view,“God’s Not Dead” achieves.It’s told with good, believ-able acting, excellent edit-ing, and it combines eightor more stories into onefilm, with numerous sub-plots, in addition to the ba-sic story about a Christiancollege student who chal-lenges his atheist professorby refusing to sign a papersaying “God is Dead” sothat the prof, who has adeep secret why he hasturned against believing,can get on with his philoso-phy classes.

The series of stories istold in a style aimed forteenagers and young collegestudents but is presented ina way that holds interest foradults as well. Worked intothe plots are a popularChristian rock group, News-boys, “Duck Dynasty’s”Willie Robertson and even abrief iPhone appearancefrom Franklin Graham. Notonly is this a good movie forparents and their teens tosee together, but it’s excel-lent for church groups andfollow-up discussions. Thesame can certainly be saidfor the previously reviewed“Noah,” which overall Iliked, but in a much differ-ent kind of way.

As credits roll at the end,there is a lengthy list of col-leges where Christian-asso-ciated legal groups went tocourt against some of thenation’s better-known uni-versities to secure therights of Christian studentsto express their thoughtsand beliefs just as much asthe liberal, often Christ-denying faculty who seemto dominate many schools.Perhaps “God’s Not Dead”drifts a bit too far toward ahappy ending for most ofthe characters, but that isoverridden by the overalltone and inspiration gener-ated by this well-done andworth-seeing film. It’s nowshowing at the Mall 8 The-atre in Hutchinson.

***If you are looking for a

movie long on action butshort on virtually anythingresembling brains, thenMarvel comics’ “CaptainAmerica” could easily beyour cup of tea. The specialeffects, car chase, block-buster battle scenes andclose-to-nonstop fightingand violence crowd willcome away singing itspraises.

The rest of us have to beperplexed, embarrassed andsomewhat disgusted withthe mentality of so many ofour fellow citizens when“Captain America” comesaway as the biggest box-of-fice attraction this pastweek and perhaps on its wayto being one of the largestticket-sellers this year.When the action far out-strips any sense of believ-

ability and the story itself isequally lame-brained, onehas to wonder why so manymillions of people spend twohours and 15 minutes oftheir lives escaping realityand voiding of any humanaccomplishment.

Why a stellar actor likeRobert Redford, who was sobrilliant in holding an audi-ence in the nearly no-dia-logue “All is Lost” movie,would lend his talents to“Captain America” isequally baffling. Flat dis-turbing is why the Min-

neapolis Star Tribune,whose reviews are also tout-ed in The Wichita Eagle,would give this film 3½stars. What have they beendrinking in Minnesota?And why would the nearbyEagle take its word on sucha flimsy, stupid movie without reviewing it themselves?

Chris Evans, portrayingthe powerful, shield-bear-ing “captain”; Scarlett Jo-hansson, who undoubtedlytook her role for a big pay-check; and Samuel L. Jack-

son, who is not a stranger toaction movies, all are credi-ble in their roles. The end-ing certain sets up a sequel,but, please, someone savethe planet from having toagain endure such a wasteof time and talent. Themost disturbing part of“Captain America,” whichat the best rates 1½ stars,was having to see Scarlettas a redhead rather than ablonde. Now, that really isoffensive!

DAN DEMINGHutchinson

‘GOD’S NOT DEAD’ INSPIRES, BUT FORGET ‘CAPTAIN’ SEQUEL

The Associated PressThis image released by Marvel shows George St-Pierre, left, and Chris Evans in a scene from “Captain America:The Winter Soldier.”

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Len Coryeaflips aRussianpancake fora couple attheMennoniteRelief Saleon April 16,2010.

File photo

BY THE BEE STAFF

Bring your appetite to theannual Mennonite ReliefSale at the Kansas StateFairgrounds.

There is raisin pie, NewYear’s cookies, cherry moosand, of course, verenika.

And feel better about de-vouring the calories by tack-ling the Run for Relief at 8a.m. Saturday in Rice Park.

The Mennonite ReliefSale benefits the MennoniteCentral Committee, whichcarries out disaster relief,sustainable community de-velopment and justice andpeace-building work in thename of Christ, according towww.mcc.org.

A quilt auction starts at8:45 a.m. Saturday in thefairgrounds’ MeadowlarkBuilding. (This is also whereinformation and hospitalityare.) The general auctionstarts at 6 p.m. Friday and8:45 a.m. Saturday in theSunflower North Building.

Check out Russian egg artand more in the DomesticArts Building or the silentauction from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.Saturday in the SunflowerSouth Building.

Bring the children to thePride of Kansas Building formini-golf, a moon walk and amake-your-own-school kit.

For more information, vis-it kansas.mccsale.org.

BY KRISTEN RODERICKFor The [email protected]

The weather is nice, so it’sa great time to get out andstart running.

The Bee would like to helpyou keep in shape by provid-ing a list of weekly races.Most of the races we find atrunwichita.org and on ourcalendar at hutchnews.com/calendar. Sign up there if youwant to be added to the list.

Here are a few of the racesthis weekend. Most are 5Kand under, so they’re greatfor beginning runners andwalkers. This week we havea cookie run, a dog run, anEaster Egg run and a fewbenefit races.

Remember, it doesn’t mat-ter what place you get –you’re beating the personwho doesn’t get off the couch.

Saturday8 a.m. Mennonite Relief

Sale 5K Run and Walk –It’s at Rice Park in Hutchin-son and in conjunction withthe annual Mennonite ReliefSale.; Dog-N-Jog – A benefitfor the Kansas Humane Soci-ety is at the Sedgwick Coun-ty Park. It’s a 5K and 1.5-milerun. Dogs are encouraged toparticipate, but not required.For more details, visit dognjogwichita.com or call(316) 722-6444.

8:30 a.m. Thin MintSprint – Run your cookies offand eat them, too. The Girl

Scouts of Kansas Heartlandis having its first-ever ThinMint Sprint and Cookie Relayat the Girl Scout office, 360Lexington Road. For more in-formation, visit GoRunYour-Race.com; Step Up for KIDS5K – This is a fundraisingevent for the Kansas InfantDeath and SIDS Network.The race starts at 8:30 a.m. atLinwood Park in Wichita. For more details, visitwww.kidsks.org/Step-Up-for-SIDS.html; IIDA Wichita’sSuperhero 5K FunRun/Walk – The run bene-fits Heartspring. It’s at Sedg-wick County Park. For moreinformation, visit iidami-damerica.ticketleap.com/iidasuperhero5K.

7 p.m. Rainbows Glow

Run/Walk – Registrationopens at 6:30 p.m. There is aone-mile run/walk at 7 p.m.and a 5K race at 7:30 p.m. atthe Point Events Center inAugusta. For more informa-tion, visit rainbowsrun-walk.kintera.org/faf/home/default.asp?ievent=1073528.

Sunday1 p.m. Easter Rabbit

Run and Children’s BunnyHop – There is a 5Krun/walk and a short chil-dren’s chase of the EasterBunny down the track atB.G. Products Stadium, end-ing with an Easter Egg hunton the field. It’s at 400 S.Haverfield Road in El Dora-do. For more information,visit wtri-countycasa.org.

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BEE ADDING WEEKLY RACE ROUNDUP

MENNONITERELIEF SALE ISTHIS WEEKEND


Battle of the Blues 3to rock Hutch on Saturday

Tune up for the third annual Battle of the Blues.

The competition starts at10 a.m. Saturday at the FlagTheatre, 301 N. Main St.

Special guest judges in-clude Chris and AshleeMitchell of CMG Guitars andDevilCat Amps. Last year’swinner, Gordy Pettipas, willalso judge. All contestantswill have two minutes to playin each round they qualify for– there will be free rounds.

There are chances to win afree guitar or other prizesfrom Johnson Music Center.

After the competition,there will be a Q&A withChris Mitchell about CMGGuitars and DevilCat Amps.There is also an evening per-formance with the Mithcellsat PiZaacos, where they willperform with The SoapboxTroubadors.

For more details, callFrankie Shayne at (620) 662-0281 or email [email protected].

Cosmosphere launching temporary rocket exhibit

A new, temporary exhibitexploring the potentially dev-astating effect the V-2 rocketcould have had on the out-come of World War II opensat the Kansas Cosmosphereand Space Center on Friday.

Titled “If Not for D-Day,Doomsday: The Potential Im-pact of the V-2 Rocket,” theexhibit will be on displaythrough June 15 in the Cos-mosphere’s rotunda. It willfeature information panelsand will highlight artifactsfrom the Cosmosphere’s col-lection that are not currentlyon display in the Hall ofSpace Museum.

The exhibit’s opening is thefirst in a series of events lead-ing up to the D-Day 70th An-niversary Tribute at theCosmosphere. On April 21,the Smithsonian-affiliatedspace museum will beginshowing a new documentary,“D-Day: Normandy 1944,” forwhich veterans and activeduty military personnel maypick up complimentary tick-ets between Memorial Dayand Independence Day.

For more information, visitwww.cosmo.org.

BRIEFS

Captain America: The Winter Soldier (3D)

Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan

PG-13(OUT OF 5)

2:16Joining forces with the Black Widow, Captain America struggles to expose an ever-widening conspiracy while fighting off professional assassins sent to silence him.

Friday: 4:00, 7:00, 10:00pm (3D) 4:30, 7:30, 10:30pm Saturday: 10:00am, 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 10:00pm (3D) 1:30, 4:30, 7:30, 10:30pm Sunday: 10:00am, 1:00, 4:00, 7:00pm (3D) 1:30, 4:30, 7:30pm

Draft Day Kevin Costner, Chadwick Boseman, Jennifer Garner

PG-13 NA 1:49At the NFL Draft, general manager Sonny Weaver trades for the number one pick and must decide what he's will-ing to sacrifice for a few hundred men with NFL dreams.

Friday: 4:00, 7:00, 9:30pm Saturday: 10:30am, 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:30pm Sunday: 10:30am, 1:00, 4:00, 7:00pm

Divergent Shailene Woodley, Theo James, Kate Winslet

PG-13 2:20In a world divided by factions based on virtues, Tris learns she's Divergent and won't fit in. Then she discovers a plot to destroy Divergents.

Friday: 4:10, 7:10, 10:10pm Saturday: 1:10, 4:10, 7:10, 10:10pm Sunday: 1:10, 4:10, 7:10pm

Rio 2 (3D) Jesse Eisenberg, Anne Hathaway, Jemaine Clement

G NA 1:41It's a jungle out there for Blu, Jewel and their three kids after they're hurtled from Rio de Janeiro to the wilds of the Amazon.

Friday: 1:10, 4:10, 7:10pm (3D) 9:35pm Saturday: 10:45am, 1:10, 4:10, 7:10pm (3D) 9:35pm Sunday: 10:45am, 1:10, 4:10, 7:10pm (3D) 9:35pm

God's Not Dead Kevin Sorbo, Shane Harper, David A.R. White

PG 1:53College freshman and devout Christian, Josh Wheaton, finds his faith challenged on his first day of Philosophy class by a dogmatic and argumentative professor.

Friday: 4:20, 7:20, 9:55pm Saturday: 10:45am, 1:20, 4:20, 7:20, 9:55pm Sunday: 10:45am, 1:20, 4:20, 7:20pm

Noah Russell Crowe, Jennifer Connelly, Anthony Hopkins

PG-13 2:18A man is chosen by God to undertake a momentous mission of rescue before an apocalyptic flood destroys the world.


Oculus Karen Gillan, Brenton Thwaites, Katee Sackhoff

R NA 1:45A woman tries to exonerate her brother, who was convicted of murder, by proving that the crime was com-mitted by a supernatural phenomenon.


BEE MOVIES MOVIE STARRING RATING STARS TIME SUMMARY MALL 8 SHOWTIMES

The Lego Movie Will Arnett, Elizabeth Banks, Craig Berry

PG 1:41An ordinary LEGO minifigure is recruited to help stop an evil LEGO tyrant from gluing the universe together.

Friday - Sunday: See cosmo.org for showtimes.

Jerusalem Directed by Daniel Ferguson

NR :45 A spectacular cinematic journey - soaring high above the Holy Land and plunging deep into the vibrant Old City. Daily: See cosmo.org for showtimes

We the People Morgan Freeman, Kurt Kelly, Robert Shepherd

NR :45 This powerful historical documentary is the story of America’s founding documents and the people who shaped them. Daily: See cosmo.org for showtimes

MOVIE STARRING RATING STARS TIME SUMMARY SHOWTIMESNOW SHOWING AT THE KANSAS COSMOSPHERE'S CAREY DIGITAL DOME THEATER

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BY TIM SCHRAGFor The [email protected]

Drinking beer is nothingnew. People have been partak-ing for centuries. Even Mar-tin Luther advocated itsconsumption. Then again,the beer he drank and thesuds available to us todayaren’t exactly the same. Evenhere in Hutchinson, there area plethora of brews both sim-ple and complex, both foreignand domestic. In an erawhere micro-brews andmake-your-own six-packs areall the rage, sometimes theaverage Budweiser just does-n’t cut it.

Here at The Bee, we’re hap-py to help navigate some ofthe unusual and popular op-tions available in Hutch, onesip at a time. Obviously this isjust a small taste of what’savailable, but it’s an excellentjumping-off point.

Keep it (somewhat) localKansas City may be in an-

other state, but we’ll claim itjust the same. BoulevardBrewing Co., based inKansas City, Mo., can comeright along with it. Boule-vard offers seven year-roundbeers, five seasonal beersand 13 special SmokestackSeries beers. They run the

gamut. If you like a goodwheat beer or IPA, you can’tgo wrong here. Find one thattickles your fancy here:http://www.boulevard.com/beers/about-our-beers/.

It’s $8.49 at Temaat Liquorfor a six-pack.

Sunflower ShowdownNo matter your colors, here

are some beers all Kansanscan enjoy. Tallgrass Brew-ery in Manhattan and FreeState Brewing Company inLawrence offer a wide selec-tion of beers worth yourtime. Tallgrass’ BuffaloSweat Porter and 8-Bit Aleare probably the most notablefrom the Purple City. Over on

the hill, grab an Ad AstraAle or Copperhead Pale Ale.It’s $8.33 for most Free Statevarieties at Egbert Liquor –$10.79 for most Tallgrassbeers also at Egbert Liquor.

For the adventurousTwisted Pine Billy’s

Chili Beer: Serrano, ha-banero, jalapeno, Anaheimand Fresno chili peppers arethe stars of this unfilteredwheat beer, providing won-derfully fresh, spicy aromaand a complex chili peppertaste. The chili flavor is mild,not dominant, thus makingfor an incredibly drinkablebeer that pairs great withfood and will leave youthirsty for more. It’s $8.99 atDJ Liquor.

ODell’s Fernet AgedPorter: Aged in empty Fer-net Barrels from LeopoldBros. Distillery. Their distinctFernet includes lavender,honeysuckle, ginger root, bit-ter aloe, dandelion root, rosepetals, chamomile and pep-per. Enjoy the herb-and-spiceflavors of this dark, mintyliqueur. The roasty chocolatemalt character is infusedwith hints of mint andlicorice from the herb-soakedoak, creating a decadent fla-vor and aroma. It’s $12.19 atDJ Liquor.

ODell’s Celastrina: Celast-rina, or Hops Blue, is namedfor a tiny blue butterfly foundliving on wild hop plantsalong the Front Range of Col-orado. Celastrina Saison paystribute to this winged crea-ture with delicate hints of ba-nana and clove-like flavor,typical of a traditional Sai-son, that flutter with a subtlespice character derived onlyfrom the hops used. Fun fact:$1 from each bottle sold willgo to the Colorado NaturalHeritage Program to helpfund research of the HopsBlue butterfly. It’s $12.19 at DJLiquor.

New Belgium Cigar CityCollaboration: Deep orangeand slightly hazy, it has afruity, citrus combo aromafrom hops, spice and yeastaromas. There’s a slightherbal, cedar note. The flavorstarts sweet, then has a littletangy tartness, but quicklyturns bitter and spicy. Greatcomplexity, for $7.19 at DJLiquor.

Horny Goat WatermelonWheat: Yeah. Watermelon.Sounds weird, but it’s worth atry. A nice, light session-can-didate wheat ale, it’s a greatsummer beer that goes downeasy, with a good flavor bal-ance and surprisingly goodbody. Unless you object to themelon element, this is hard toknock.


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LOOKING FOR A GOOD BEER?CHECK OUT WHAT WE FOUND

Lindsey Bauman/For The BeeBeer comes in all shapes, sizes and tastes. For those willing to look,unique options are available around town.

FORT SCOTT – I might bea little partial to this roadtrip – my boyfriend is one ofthe re-enactors, so if you see aboy in blue, say “Hi” – thoughI’m not going to make it outthis year.

The Fort Scott NationalHistoric Site is hosting its an-nual Civil War Encampmenton Saturday and Sunday. It’sfocusing on the year 1864. Youcan watch as re-enactors takeyou back to an era wheretimes were turbulent and thewar was in full swing.

You’ll learn about the Bat-tle of Mine Creek, one of thelargest cavalry engagementsof the Civil War, according tonps.gov. Admission is free.The park is open from 8 a.m.to 5 p.m. During the weekend,there is even 1860s Victorian-style dancing.

The schedule is as follows:

Saturday9 a.m. Flag-raising10 a.m. Cavalry drill11 a.m. Infantry drill and

weapons demoNoon Artillery drill and

weapons demo1 p.m. Military tactical

demo2 p.m. Battle of Mine

Creek: Cruising end of theMissouri campaign

3 p.m. Victorian dancing4 p.m. Flag retreat6:30 p.m. Female com-

posers of the Civil War era(music)

Sunday9 a.m. Flag-raising10 a.m. Medical treatments

after the Battle of Mine Creek11 a.m. Church serviceNoon Artillery drill and

weapons demo1 p.m. Cavalry drill2 p.m. Infantry drill and

weapons demo3 p.m. Artillery drill and

weapons demo.

ROAD TRIP

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FORT SCOTT BRINGSCIVIL WAR TO LIFE

Photos courtesy of Greg HolmesTop left: A man dressed asCthulu, an evil diety from thefiction of H.P. Lovecraft, cam-paigns for president with theslogan “Why vote for the lesser evil?” at the WizardWorld St. Louis Comic Con lastweekend. Top right: Actress ElizaDushku (“Buffy the VampireSlayer,” “Angel,” “Dollhouse”)pauses at the end of her pres-entation to take a photo witha young fan.Bottom left: Actor Matt Smith,who just finished a four-yearrun as the The Doctor on thelong-running BBC sci-fi pro-gram “Doctor Who,” speaks tofans at the convention in apacked auditorium that seats1,411. Hundreds of fans whocould not get in watched alive broadcast.Bottom right: “Cosplay” wasquite popular, as it is at mostsci fi and comic conventions,People create costumes andprops that are often quiteelaborate.

DEMONS AND SLAYERSAND DOCTORS. OH MY!

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Part-Time Help 110

Peoples Bank & Trust has an opening for a part-time Teller. Must be outgoing and friendly with excellent customer service

skills. Hours are Mon-Fri 12:00pm-6:30pm and

Saturday mornings on arotating schedule. Prior

experience preferred. Please send your resume to 1020 N.

Main,Hutchinson, KS 67501

or pick up an application.Equal Employment

Opportunity/AffirmativeAction Employer

Sherwin Williams Now Hiring part time Sales Help. Must

have validdrivers license. Must be able to work evenings and weekends. Please apply in person at 532 E

30th Ave.

Sparks Music,Hutchinson, is currently taking applications for part time posi-tions. Must have good driving

record.Apply in person only.

Sparks Music,108 N Main, Hutchinson, KS

67501.

Help Wanted 120

All employment advertisements in this newspaper are subject to the Civil Rights Act of 1964,as amended, which makes itillegal to advertise “indicatingany preference, limitation,

specification,or discrimination, based on race, color, religion, sex, or

national origin,” except where such is a bona fide occupational qualification for employment.

This newspaper will not know-ingly accept any advertising

which is in violation of the law. Amendments, effectiveMarch 12, 1969, added

‘’handicap’’ and ‘’familial’’ status to discrimination categories.

Body Shop Estimator for profita-ble body shop in Hutchinson area. Computer skills helpful, knowledge fo automobiles help-

ful,customer service

orientated person a must.Send resumes to:

BOX 72Cc/o The Hutchinson News

P.O. Box 190Hutchinson, Ks 67504

Experienced JanitorialPerson to work PT on-call. May work into

permanentPT position with more hours. Clean record.

Apex Cleaning, Services, Inc. 662-1473

Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Laws:

Prohibit employment discrimi-nation based on race, color,

religion, sex, or national origin. Also employment discrimina-tion against qualified individu-

als with disabilities.

Help Wanted 120

Busy Ag Dealership in South Hutchinson Needs

a Full Time Parts Counter Em-ployee. Candidate Needs Com-

puter,Telephone and Customer Serv-

ice Skills. Knowledge of Ag Equipment is Helpful. We Offer Above Average Wages, Health Insurance and Vacation after 90 Days, 401K Retirement Match and Job Related Training. Tak-

ingApplications Monday thru Friday 8-5, and Saturday 8-12. Apply

toStraub International,1100 Wilbeck Drive,

So. Hutchinson, KS 67505

CDL Drivers and Water Well La-borers Wanted. CDL license

preferredbut will help successfulapplicant obtain CDL

license. Must have clean driving record. Drug free work environ-ment, competitive wages and

benefitsincluding paid uniforms, holiday and vacation pay. Paid medical with prescription drug card, den-

tal, life and retirement plan.Serious inquiries only,

for application call 620-662-7901 or fax

resume to 620-662-1707.

EXCAVATOR OPERATORNeed excavator operator with pipeline experience. Water,

sewer or storm drain experience preferred. Requires valid

driver’slicense. Willing to work over-

time. Benefits include medical/dental/life

insurance, 401(k) retirement plan, paid holidays and vaca-

tion. Physical examination/drug/alcohol

screen required.

APAC-KANSAS, INC.SHEARS DIVISION

Hutchinson, KSApply online at:

oldcastlecareers.comRequisition #57856Equal Opportunity Employer

Great Opportunity!Accepting Applications

For Security Officers for 2nd & 3rd Shift,

weekend shifts also inHutchinson & McPhersonVacation, 401K, Must have

High School Diploma or equiva-lent, Will train

candidates who meet back-ground screenrequirements.

Apply NOW - Onlineanytime 24/7.

Select “Wichita” location.Securitas SecurityServices USA, Inc.

Go to: www.securitasjobs.com

OR Call Mike Harris at 800-794-0657

EOE M/F/D/V

I AM looking for a highlymotivated individual with

good communication skills. He/She must be a self-starter with

a positive attitude. First year income

$45k plus, with unlimited upward mo-

bility. You will be trained in all areas

of my insurance business.

316-651-6922 or 620-664-4628

for an interview.

Licensed ElectricalJourneyman, guaranteed 40 hours weekly. Good benefit

package. Call 620-278-3462.

Looking for retired men or women for part-time work.

Relaxing environment,minimum repair work.

1610 E. 30th620-663-6400

Help Wanted 120

Independent ag retailer looking for a self-motivated individual who can perform a variety of

tasks. Must have a CDL. Com-petitive pay and full benefit

package. To submit aresume visit our website:

www.bzbeeinc.com<http://www.bzbeeinc.com> ,

or mail to: BZ Bee Inc1240 15th Road, Lyons KS

67554. If you havequestions please give usa call at 620-257-2265.

Learning CenterSite Director at the

Topeka Parole OfficeESSDACK seeks a site

director for the Learning Center in Topeka, KS.

Responsibilities includesupervising a para-

educator, working withparole officers to identify adults

who are in needof a high school diploma, facili-

tation of coursecompletion, maintaining records and submitting credits earned

tosponsoring districts, and

developing student and commu-nity relationships. Applicants must have a current Kansas

teachinglicense, basic technology skills, and a strong desire to help dis-advantaged learners. Please

complete the application found at www.essdack.org/employment by April

15, 2014.

Looking for responsible, self-motivated individuals inter-

ested in learningthe machining trades.

Individual must have good math skills, good mechanical

aptitude, reliable attendance and good

social skills. 401K, 100% Paid Full

Family Health Insurance and Air Condi-

tioned

Facility. Appy in person: Mid Kansas

Machine,

801 N. 81 By-Pass, McPherson, Or

online at www.midkm.com

Means Opportunity

We are looking forMANAGERS & SWING MAN-AGERS for all 4 Hutchinson

and South Hutchinson McDonald’s

Swing Managers $8.00-$11.25 per hour

Assistant Managers$24,000-$30,000 per year

Bonus program,Training program,

Advancement opportunity,ask about health insurance ben-efits, 5 day work week, vaca-tion, uniform, and break meal.

Apply atany local McDonald’s

Restaurant or online at www.mcstate.com

NAPA Auto Parts isgrowing and has positions avail-

able for Delivery/Sales and Parts Specialist. If you want to

jump start yourcareer, increase your

income, and have a great future please come in for an applica-tion to your Hutchinson NAPA Auto Parts at 15 W Avenue B

OPPORTUNITIES:ŸPainting/RemodelingŸ Maintenance/Repairs

Must have transportation.Rane Management

14 East 2nd, Hutchinson

Small business looking for Li-censed Electrician, Plumber,

HVAC, orgeneral laborer with some

knowledge of one or all three. Please call 620-278-3462 or

faxresume 620-278-3463

Help Wanted 120

Property management firm seeking full time office manager.

Responsibilities include: office and

personnel management, leasing apartments,

computer record keeping, cus-tomer service. Looking for

self-starter willing to learn and grow with the

business. M-F, days.Apply at 14 E 2nd.

Southwestern Kansasmanufacturing company is

seeking a Territorial Sales Man-ager. This is an

internal position thatrequires minimal travel.A Bachelors degree isrequired. Telemarketing

experience and mechanical knowledge is preferred. Please send resume to Blind Box, P.O.

Box 700, Dodge City, KS67801

Straub InternationalNeeds an Experienced

Service Technicianto Work on Case IH Farm

Equipment. We OfferCompetitive Wages,

Health Insurance andVacation after 90 Days,

401K Retirement Match, Job Related Trainingand a Safe WorkEnvironment. We

Guarantee 40 Hours a Week and No Layoffs.

Taking ApplicationsMonday thru Friday 8-5

and Saturday 8-12.Apply at

1100 Wilbeck Drive,So. Hutchinson, KS 67505.

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Part-Time Subscriber ServicesRepresentative

The Hutchinson News is seeking a

Subscriber Services Representative to work part-time. Early morning

hours and weekend work is required. This position is responsible for

providing top-notch customer service to our valued subscribers and

carrier force.

As an SSR, you must have exceptional

customer service skills and be able to

handle stressful situations professionally.

Experience:

Must have direct customer service experience in a retail or consumer

advocate role.

Must have a demonstrated ability to

communicate both verbally and in writing.

Must be able to multi-task and work in a

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EOE

Help Wanted 120

USD No. 448 is takingapplications for a

Lead Cook at IES and IHS for the 2014 school year. Interested candidates will be responsible

for allaspects of the food service pro-gram including meal planning and preparation, record keep-ing, budgeting, ordering, and

workingcooperatively with staff and stu-dents. This is a 10-12 month po-

sition with full benefits. For more

information contact Donna Mauer at 620-585-6424 or

[email protected]

Construction 121

Looking for experienced carpen-ter. Framing and general car-pentry skills. Apply in person

at507 N. Whiteside.

Looking for experienced painter for interior, exterior, and able to do patch and plaster work. Ap-ply in person at 507 N. White-

side.

Wildcat ConstructionCo., Inc. is looking to fill

these positions:Concrete Laborers, Form Set-

ters and Finishersfor work in Wichita and

McPherson, KS.Pay based on experience:

Laborers starting at $13-16/hr. Form Setters/ Finishers starting

at $15-20/hr. Per Diemavailable. Full time

positions with benefits. (316)945-9408

www.wildcatcompanies.comE.O.E men/women/protected

veterans/individualsw/ disabilities

Drivers 123

. . . . .Owner Ops

ìHome Dailyì All miles paid-

FSC- Stop Pay98% No Touch

ScheduledAppointments

Jessica 940-488-3980www.neatruck.com

Needing CDL Drivers ASAP, Driving Local &

Regional. Nelson Brothers Trucking. 620-680-1632

Straub International Needs a Full Time Truck Driver

to Transport Ag Equipment to our Rural Customers.

No Overnights. Applicant Needs a Class A CDL

and a Clean MVR. WeOffer Competitive Wages,

Health Insurance andVacation after 90 Days,

401K Retirement Match, Job Related Training and

a Safe Work Environment. Tak-ing Applications

Monday thru Friday 8-5and Saturday 8-12. Apply

at 1100 Wilbeck Drive,So. Hutchinson, KS 67505.

Tank Truck Driver W/CDL & Oil-field Roust-about

experience. Full benefits (medical, dental, vision,

& life), paid holidays, 2 weeks paid vacation, &

6 days of personal time. 620-938-2982,

Monday-Thursday, 9am-3pm for application. Resource Opera-

tions, Chase, KS.

Truck Driver’s for Silage Har-vesting. Start

Immediately, Must pass Drug

screen, Have CDL & Clean MVR, Merlin

Stoss, 620-786-5858

or 620-564-3333

Food Services/ Restaurants125

Night Help Needed, Must be re-liable & able to work weekends.

Apply atTaco Hut, 600 E. 30th,

between 2pm and 5pm.No phone calls please!

Technical/Computers128

Client Services/Project Man-ager

Full Time M-F 8-5LogicMaze Marketing is searching for a technically

savvy individual withexcellent project management and customer service skills.

This position isresponsible for tracking prog-

ress of multipleprojects to ensure they are on time and on budget, and pro-cessing client requests (via

email and phone) in a quick and friendly manner.

Basic computer skills and knowledge of current web and

social mediatechnology is a must.

To apply, please emailresume and hourly rate re-

quirements to [email protected]

Medical Help 140

•Full time 2-10 CNA•Part time 6-2 CNA

•CNA every other weekend•PRN CNA,s for Call in Pool

Come join our team!Please apply in person at

1202 E 23rd-Hutchinson

620-669-9393

Full-Time CMA-we are looking for some energetic Medical

aides to staff Home Plus unit to fill multi-tasking positions. Com-petetive pay and a nice benefits

packageincluding Health, Dental, and 401K, Call Jennifer at Leisure

Homestead inStafford 620-234-5208, EOE

Part-time RN/LPNEvenings and/or nights

needed at LeisureHomestead in Stafford, KS. Please contact Jennifer at

(620)234-5208 Or apply in per-son at 405 Grand Ave.

Medical Help 140

Looking for good Nursesfor the following openings:¿ RN Wound nurse

Prior wound careexperience preferred.

¿ Full time RN or LPN6-2 and 2-10 shifts

Nurses need to be willing to monitor and direct care.Come join our team!

Please apply in person at

1202 E 23rd-Hutchinson

620-669-9393

Businesses for Sale 210

Industrial supply business in McPherson, started 1946.

Owner retiring. Turnkey opera-tion

includes real estate, trucks, and inventory. Priced at asset

valueplus 1.5 times 2013 net

of $49.000. Email bullfootcox.net


Auto Repair/Service

QUALITY BODY SHOPCheck us out at: HutchGPS.com

Communications & Telephones

Cell-X-CessCheck us out at:HutchGPS.com

Credit Unions/Banks

Hutchinson Credit UnionCheck us out at:hutchGPS.com

Handyman

Ý G & B HandymanÝ¿ & MORE ¿

Everything from A to ZRemodeling, Painting, Power Washing

Free Estimates. Locally

Operated for 25 Years. Call us 1st!! Satisfaction & prices guaranteed!!

620-474-8597

Handyman

Handyman:Roofing, Concrete work, Sheet

rock, Textures,Carpet, Vinyl Flooring, painting,

windows,doors & siding.

Privacy fence & Cleanup.We finish basements.

No job too Small or big20 Years Experience.Call 620-960-8250

Home Improvement

Hutch ImprovementCheck us out at:HutchGPS.com

Home Improvement

L.R.S. Construction LLC,Local Contractor,

®Concrete all types done, base-

ments, foundations, stormshelters, ®Fences all types, ®Metal buildings, ®Roofs, shingles, siding & landscaping, ®Blow in insulation

& spray foam insulation,®Barns etc.

¬Everything from A to Z¬ «Quality Work Done« «Cheaper Than

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Nobody beats our prices! Guaran-teed!

Licensed - Insured- Experienced.

Many References!620-204-0365 or 620-204-8456

Income Tax Service

JUANITA’S TAX ANDACCOUNTING

Hours Tuesday through Satur-day, 10am to 6pm.1819½ West 4th,

Hutchinson. 620-665-5651

Lawn Care

Affordable, ProfessionalMowing

620-966-2652Sisk Lawn Care

DAD AND SON MOWING TEAM. Serving Hutch area.620-802-1092 ask for Matt,

FREE ESTIMATES

Limo Service

All Star LuxuryTransportation

Limo/Shuttle Servicecheck us out at:hutchGPS.com

Painting/Papering

AKR Painting,Retired teacher, 30 years

Experience, interior,exterior painting. Call

Al Kolarik 620-899-1080

Pest Control

BELL PEST CONTROLTermites, Spiders, Roaches,

etc. InsuredFree Estimates620-663-4013

Remodeling

Penner RemodelingInterior/Exterior

Remodeling Since 1979.Arlan Penner

620-664-7990 or 662-6957

SPANGLERCUSTOM BUILDING

& REMODELINGHelp with all your projects. FREE Esti-

mates.

Ken Spangler, 663-7890

Retail

Brown’s Shoe FitCheck us out at:HutchGPS.com

Schools/Education

EARLY EDUCATIONCENTER

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Services

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FOOD BANK OF RENOCOUNTY


GIRL SCOUT WHEATBELT COUNCIL


HEALTHY FAMILIESHutchinson


INTERFAITH HOUSING SER-VICES, INC.


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Tree Removal/Trimming

Call THE STUMP GUYFor Stump Removal,

Stump Grinding,

Tree Trimming/Tree

Removal/Clean-up,

Over-seeding &

Power Raking,

Reasonable Rates on Skid Steer

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Garage Sales 410

Living Estate Sale ofSTEVEN & KAREN HARPER

FRIDAY, April 118:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.

605 East 43rd Ave.Hutchinson

Ashley Cherry Queen Bedroom Set; Beautiful Lighted Curio Cabinet; Dining Table w/6 Chairs; Nordic-Track Treadmill; Queen Size M/B Set; Broyhill Knotty Dark Pine Bedroom Set; Large Recliner; Collectibles; Lots of Household & Misc. Home is Full! You Do Not Want To Miss This Sale! Ad Costs Pro-hibit Listing Everything! Visit Our Web Site for Full Listing & Photo’s!

www.cowcreekestates.comCOW CREEK ESTATE

SERVICES 620-727-4555

Home Furnishings 460

Sealy Posturepedic Plush Euro pillowtop queen

mattress, like new.Excellent condition, $250.

620-259-0000 or 474-1454, leave message.

Appliances 461

REFRIGERATORS; Gas & Electric Ranges; Washer &

Dryers; Freezers;1212 W. 4th. 663-3195

Washer, $125,Dryer $85, Range, $100, Refrig-

erator, $119. 620-662-8648.

WE BUY USED appliances.Call 620-665-8951.

Lawn & Garden 465

Lawn mower Sales/Repair. Riders/Push & Tillers. Pickup &

delivery. 7103 Back Acres Rd 620-960-8262

Lawn & Garden 465

Call THE STUMP GUYFor Stump Removal,

Stump Grinding,

Tree Trimming/Tree

Removal/Clean-up,

Over-seeding &

Power Raking,

Reasonable Rates on Skid Steer

Work.

FREE ESTIMATESCall Darren at 620-727-5777

Merchandise 480

Ž Ž Ž Ž Ž SILAS IS

Buying and Hauling running or not

autos, trucks, and

tractors. in any

condition. Best Prices Paid!!

620-665-4040

PAYING CASHFor vehicles, running or not,

batteries & scrapmetal,

620-727-4203

Wanted To Buy 481

I pay $10 - $100 for

Catalytic Converters, junk starters, alterna-

tors & transmissions. 316-210-6027

Pets For Sale 500

Jack Russell Terrier pups, $300. Have had first shots, tails docked and dew claws re-moved. Raised in our home. Great family pets. 620-663-1665

Farmer Wants 600

356 or 440 M.F. Tractor/LoaderFor Parts,

620-755-0648

Farm Equipment 620



autos, trucks, and

tractors. in any


620-665-4040

1974, G 955 white/MMdiesel Tractor, one owner,

100% original, always shedded, 7000 hours with doul loader,

$8,500. 620-247-6440

2004 LS170 New Holland Skid Steer - 1880 hours, 84” bucket,

pallet forks,extra set of solid rubber

tires. Unit has been serviced and is ready to work.

$16,750, 620-532-5638

Farm Equipment 620

GRAIN CART 2007 BRENT 780 GRAIN CART, shedded, excel-

lentcondition, $24,000/OBO

620-257-8781

J D 8650 tractor, with PTO and 3 point, good condition.

620-960-0373

JD 7200 8R30, Trash Whippers, LF with Red Ball Monitor, 200 Feed Monitor, Shedded, Very clean. $12,250, 316-613-1647

Nice JD 7200 8R30 planter with liquid, field ready, 250 monitor, John Blue pump $15,000. 316-650-2023

Saddle Tanks 500 gallon capac-ity. Will sell with or without a

Raven Rate controller. Came off a 4650. Plumbing goes with it

$1050.00 316-772-1340

Sitrex16 wheel hay rake,

needs work. $1500 O.B.O 1-620-278-6353

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PAGE 14 HUTCHBEE.COM CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 2014Farm Services 630

Build pasture fences, clear pas-tures, custom brush mowing, Veteran Owned & Operated,

Fischer Bobcat Service, 620-770-9280

Custom planting corn, soy-beans, milo, & sunflowers, no-till or conventional, can apply up

to 90 units.N beside row, Inman

620-694-9610

Harley’s Fencing Pasture Clearing and Fencing Sup-

plies, YODER FENCE620-465-3446

Yard Mowing-Mowing, Trimm-ing, Bagging as needed. Frees

estimates. Hutchison Area. 620-960-8621

Feed/Seed 640

•Small square bales mixed triti-cale oats & barley,inside, $4. Also,

•Round bales $40., S of Hutch-inson. 316-650-3062

Livestock 650

Angus Bulls for Sale.Greg, 316-772-7856,Brad, 316-393-5418.

Registered Gelbvieh and Bal-ancer Bulls and

Females. AI sired.Myron Miller 620-538-2305

Team of Shetland ponies. 11 and 12 years old. Have been used in parades and on roads. Come with single and double harness, collars included. Also have cart and wagon. Price ne-gotiable. $1600, 620-345-8858

Game Leases 690

SEE OUR CLASSIFIEDSONLINE AT

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Domestic Auto 700



autos, trucks, and

tractors. in any


620-665-4040

2006 Silver Impala 3LT, 25K, excellent condition, $12,500,

620-259-7877or 620-786-1790

2011 Buick Lucerne CXL,4 door, 3.9 V6, 29K,

White & Loaded, $16,450.316-640-3921

Buying Cars & Trucksrunning or not 620-664-1159

New owner needed for 2006 Toyota Avalon XLS, tan,

heated leather seats, excellent condition, 143K,

Michelin tires, priced to sell, call 785-227-3192 or

785- 826-0283

PAYING CASHFor vehicles, running or not,

batteries & scrapmetal,

620-727-4203

SUVs 709

1999 Chevy Blazer, Mint condi-tion, 104K, Blue, $5,500, Call 620-665-8379 after 7:30 pm.

SUVs 709

Volvo XC90, 2004 V-6engine, all wheel drive, heated power seats, moon roof, nice

condition Gasoline / Methanol, Automatic Transmission. see

at1900 east 26th Hutchinson

Phone 620-921-0714

Trailers 720

5’ x 10’, ATV’s, 16 ‘ Utility,18’ Car hauler, 20’ 7K

Car hauler, 25’ 7Kand 25’ Dually tandem

& Enclosed.FTS Trailer Sales

124 N. Main, South Hutch

620-474-1001

DooLittle TrailersCar haulers, goosenecks, utility & en-

closed.

Pleasantview RV’s

2006 South Main,

South Hutch, 620-663-7800

Motorcycles 750

1986 Harley FXST Heritage Softtail, 1340 CC’s, 43K,

Red/Cream, All original, garage kept, $10,000 OBO, Serious in-

quiries only,Call 620-727-5161

Mobile Homes 810

Rent with option to buy, 108 W 5th #9, South Hutch, 2 bed-room, central heat/air, stove, fridge, water paid, No Pets, $375/200, 620-474-4247

Apartments - Furn. 820

ALL RENTAL or real estate property advertisements in this newspaper are subject to The Federal Housing Act of 1968, as amended, which makes it illegal to advertise any ‘’preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex or national origin, or an in-tention to make any discrimina-tion.’’ This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertis-ing which is in violation of the law. Amendments, effective March 12, 1989, added ‘handicap’ and ‘familial’ status to discrimination categories.

Luxury furnished apartment/loft, 2 bedroom, 1½ baths, all bills paid, $1200 per mo. Call Victo-

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Apartments - Unfurn. 821

•209 E. Avenue A,Studio, $320, 2 bedroom. •415

E. Ave B, $400.No Pets, 663-8906

East 24th, Upstairs two bed-room, appliances, hookup’s, parking, some bills paid. No

smoking/pets. $465/400. 620-474-2155

EXTRA NICE 4-PLEX2 BEDROOMS

W/D HOOK-UPSNEW CARPET, D/W, STOVE &

FRIDGE.CARPORTS AVAILABLE

$550 & $600WATER & TRASH PAID

620-200-2311

Apartments - Unfurn. 821

One bedroom’s, clean, quiet, coin laundry, Dillons across. $315 & big, $375. 716 E 4th,

620-662-8176

ROYAL APARTMENTSOne half month free rent with

12 month lease.One and two bedrooms

available. Remodeled, Clean, New Appliances, Spacious.

LEASE-DEPOSIT-

NO PETS

¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬Pool, Storm Shelter

Balcony.326 East 1st, Suite D -669-5008, After Hours-

669-7777/ 669-7070

STUDIO, 1 & 2 BEDROOMS $375 TO

$475

YOU PAY ELECTRIC

401 E AVE A, HUTCH

620-200-2311

Taking Applications 3 Bedroom Town homes;

2 bedroom Market Town homes $430 month rent, $300

Security deposit.Apply at the office located at

1801 Lyman, during the hours of 8am-4pm, Monday through

Friday. Closed for lunch 12pm-1pm.

Duplexes 822

1716-A COVENTRY COURT, 2 bedroom,

2 bath, 2 car garage, Newly up-dated. $795/800. NO pets/smoking, Close

to hospital. 620-664-6221.

Brick Four Plex:3201 Belmont. 2 bedroom,

fridge, range, central heat/air, family room,

laundry room in basement,attached garage/opener. $600/600. 620-662-9347

For sale or lease, 2902 & 2908 Westminster. 2 bedroom, 2

bath, $169,900 or lease starting at $1,250

per mo. 620-664-7925

Homes - Unfurn. 831

106 E Ave B,Nickerson, 3 Bedroom, Central H/A, Fenced Back Yard & Gar-

age.NO Pets - NO Smoking

$650/650, 620-694-7817

401 E 11th, 3 bedroom,1 bath, $750/700, appliances

furnished, No Pets, 620-200-7334

Offices For Rent 861

112 N Poplar, 1100 Sq. Ft., water & trash paid, $450 mon., Call R.E.I.B, Inc @ 662-0583

ä Office and Warehouse315-S-Main, 25x70,$525.00 per month.äOffice & Shop

3106 S Broadacres Rd.includes 4 acres fenced area.

Would Sell or Lease. Call 620-921-5586

FOR LEASE - Ste B 510 E. 17th Ave. (17th & Plum) Ap-

proximately 2100 square feet of tiled floor space. Prominent re-tail or service business location. Ample parking, some utilities

paid. Dave Inskeep 620-665-7655 or 931-7382.

[email protected]

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Homes 900

420 E 11th Ave,3 Bedroom(s) and 1-1/2

Bathroom(s), Charming bunga-low with lots of

updating. Finished basement, 2 car garage, above ground pool

with deck, near schools. $92,000 620-728-9537

Homes 900

615 West 8th, Lots ofupdating, 2 bedroom, base-

ment, attached garage, $49,900. 620-960-2053

2707 Derenda Dr, Like New, 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Quadlevel, 2

Car Garage, $159,500. 620-960-2053

Fair Housing ActSale and Rental of Housing:No one may take any of the

following actions based on race, color, national origin,

religion, sex, familial status or handicap.

Lots/Tracts 931

00000 N Old K61 HWY, Hutch-inson, KS 67502 Land for sale near 69th Street and Old K61 HWY. Build a home on 5.83 ac-

res with access off a paved road. 34,400, 620.664.2989

427 West Sherman Ave. Hutch, Nice 45 ft by 165 ft lot. Owner will finance with zero down, zero

interest only $75 mo. for 24 months 620- 532-1093

Lots/Tracts 931

South Hutchinson Lots Resi-dential lots available. Located

in a quietneighborhood off East Detroit Drive and East DesMoines. Several lots to choose from. Qualifies for city incentives.

$8,000 and up.Call 620-662-7431

Misc. Real Estate 980

4000 sq ft metal building,3 bay shop, office/lobby,

2 bathrooms, overhead loft, floor heat, energy efficient, 3 years old. Located in Western

Kansas (Fowler).For Sale or Lease.

620-253-1109


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Salt City Cruiser’sGarage Sale

Friday, 8am-8pmSaturday, 7am to 1pm

Furniture, electronics, appli-ances, craft items, clothing-all

sizes, tools, shoes (some new)

fabric /sewing, household goods Huge Sale, lots of misc. All proceeds for Food Bank

of Reno County. No early Sales!

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Garage Sales 410

40 Des Moines South Hutchin-son: Saturday 8:30am-3pm,

Moving Sale,Nice clean collection of furni-

ture, antiques, decorating items, & yard items, misc.

Good Prices

47 Random Rd:Saturday 8am-1pm,

Kids clothes, toys, bikes, tools, fishing poles, books,misc. old and new.

Garage Sales 410

306 N Main: Hutchinson 10am-?, Friday April 11th

& Saturday April 12th,Minerals, shelving & show

cases, beads, & misc.

329 E 14th: Moving Sale, Friday 10am-?,

Saturday 8am-?. Lots of glass-ware, figurines, pig collection, boxes of Avon 60’s to 80’s &

Lots of misc.

Garage Sales 410

2403 Brentwood:Saturday 8AM-2PM

Small dresser, furniture, home decor, Xmas decor,

Longeberger baskets, 3T-5T boys clothes, women’s clothes,

toys, etc.

Plant SaleApril 19th

7:30-11:30amHutchinson Horticulture

Club’s Fund-raiser.Dillon Nature Center,

3002 East 30th.Various kinds of Plants

No early sales.

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