6 BIRD CITY TIMES
Thursday, January 19, 2006
Cheylin Cougar boys resume
playing ball after long break
By Melinda Basnett
Grinnell 50, Cheylin 40
Jan. 6
The Cheylin boy’s basketball
team traveled to Grinnell to resume
their season after the long holiday
break. They started off strong in the
first quarter, but fell behind in the
second half.
“The boys shot poorly from the
field,” Coach Clayton Janicke said.
“We were less than 10 percent in the
first half. We shot very well from the
free throw line in the first half
though. We were 16/18. Half time
score was 21-21.
“We made a few shots in the
second half but our free throws
went away. If we could have gotten our shooting lined out, the
game may have had a different
ending. Josh Moyer had a pretty
good game.”
C 12 09 08 11 40
G 09 12 14 15 50
Scoring: Josh Moyer 15, David
Banister 14, Lincoln Pochop 5,
Jacob Jensen 3, Terry Jensen 2, Sam
Hengen 1
Rebounds: Moyer 10, T. Jensen 7,
Pochop 5, Banister 4, Hengen 2,
Ricky Connell 1.
Wheatland 71, Cheylin 33
Jan. 9 at Sharon Springs
Western Kansas Liberty
League Tournament
The Cougars had a rough start to
the tournament with a heavy defeat
against Wheatland.
“This was a poorly played
game,” Coach Janicke said. “We
had several players out of town
over the weekend, and I’m not
sure they were back yet. We also
had some sickness setting in. As
a result, we really didn’t do anything well.
“We shot poorly, passed poorly,
rebounded poorly, and we were a
step slow on defense. We gave ourselves no chance to win.”
C 10 09 08 05 33
W 22 21 19 09 71
Scoring: Hengen 7, Pochop 7,
Moyer 6, Lucius White 4, Connell
4, Josh Garner 2, Jacob White 2, T.
Jensen 1.
Rebounds: Pochop 5, Moyer 4,
Connell 4, Eric Holub 4, J. Jensen 4,
L. White 2, T. Jensen 2, J. White 1,
Banister 1, Hengen 1.
Cheylin 46, Triplains 38
Jan. 14 at Colby
Western Kansas Liberty
League Tournament
Cheylin returned to tournament
play on Saturday with everyone
lined out and ready for action. They
played strong all the way through.
“We started out very well in this
game,” Coach Janicke said. “We hit
three 3-pointers in the first quarter
and five in the first half. We were up
14 points going into the fourth quarter.
“They had a little run at us in the
last stanza, but we remained patient
and played within ourselves. We
also made 5-of-6 free throws in the
fourth quarter.
“As bad as we played against
Wheatland is how well we played
Triplains. We looked like two completely different teams.”
C 15 12 08 11 46
T 06 13 02 17 38
Scoring: Moyer 12, Hengen 11,
Banister 9, T. Jensen 8, Pochop 6
Rebounds: Pochop 17, Hengen 4,
Moyer 3, Banister 3, T. Jensen 3, J.
Jensen 1
The Cougars take on Hitchcock
County at home on Jan. 17. Coach
Janicke reports many players ill, so
fans will need to turn out to give lots
of support.
THEY’RE HERE — Joey McCormick and Lexi Hilt check out the Scalmations born last
week to Ferguson and Freckles.
Times staff photo by Casey McCormick
Haigler
restaurant
now open
By Casey McCormick
Local diners have a new choice of
where to eat. The Haigler Cafe has
opened.
Owners Raul and Cathy Wolf, of
Wray, are operating the restaurant
located just 25 minutes north of St.
Francis.
The Haigler Cafe is open seven
days a week and has a large variety
of items on the menu. Breakfast is
served all day.
“We’re like a Denny’s,” Mr. Wolf
said. “You can have breakfast any
time.”
Senior meals are also featured at
the restaurant. The senior menu has
one Mexican selection as well as
several continental choices. The
meal includes a choice of fruit or
juice and choice of coffee, tea or 2percent milk. The price is $3.50 for
guests 60-years-old or above.
Mr. Wolf grew up in Mexico City
and serves authentic Mexican
dishes.
“We have some Mexican meals
for breakfast, lunch and dinner,” Mr.
Wolf said.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolf are not new to
the restaurant business. They have
run the Riverside Restaurant in
Wray for several years. Their children are running the Wray restaurant while the parents put their energy into the Haigler location.
Along with the full Mexican
menu and daily specials, the cafe
offers pancakes, waffles, French
toast and omelets for breakfast.
Lunch features sandwiches, burgers
and open-faced sandwiches. Dinner
items include chicken fried steaks,
grilled chicken and hamburger
steaks. Lighter meals are available
for any ages.
Following the meal, the Haigler
Cafe has a variety of desserts.
Bowling News
Monday Night Mixed
11-09
Team standings: Fearless 4 Some
4-0, Frewen Insurance 3-1, Bowled
and Beautiful 3-1, Neitzel Insurance
1-3, Captain Hooks Fine Dining 13, Krien Pharmacy 0-4
High game (handicap): Royce
Gienger 245, Mat Moberly 237,
Arrie Cox 233, Sara Schield 215,
Tammy Zimbelman 214, Christi
Milne 208
High series (handicap): Gienger
603, Kale Zimbelman 602, Milne
593, Mat Moberly 591,
T.Zimbelman-Schield-January
Fiedler 570
Wednesday Afternoon Coffee
11-11
Team standings: Kale’s Girls 6-
Bargo 221, Kelley Faylor 220, Bill
Carpenter 212
High series (scratch): Carpenter
568, Kale Zimbelman 554, Bob
Zweygardt 534
Ladies Nite Out 1-12
Team standings: Mel’s Gal’s 7-1,
Jersey Maids 6-2, Bankwest Alley
Cats 5-3, Wright Carpet 3-5,
Stockmans Strikers 3-5, Dundy Ag
3-5,Wray Meat Packing 3-5, Cheyenne Bowl 2-6.
High game (scratch): Marsha
Kechter 212, Kechter 190, Mary
Bier 183; (handicap) Vicki Cox 237,
Kechter 233, Bier 230
High series (scratch): Kechter
544, Sara Schield 514, Jeanne Dunn
497; (handicap); Schield 640, Bier
635, Dunn 632.
Young wrestlers place at tourney
A number of Cheyenne County
youth attended a Kids Wrestling
Tournament in Atwood over the
weekend. County youth participated in the 6-and-under, 8-and-under, 10-and-under and 12-and-under categories.
The results of the 12 wrestlers include:
6-and-under: Luke Lampe 49
pounds, first; Trayton Doyle,
heavyweight, third; Dalton Straub
Choices include deep fried ice
cream, Bunuelos, strawberry
crepes, sundaes and root beer floats.
The Haigler Cafe is open from 5
a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays. Saturday and Sunday hours are from 6
Barton County
Community College
To qualify for this honor, students
must have been enrolled in a minimum of 12 credit hours and maintained a grade point average of 3.5
to 3.99 on a 4.0 scale.
The City of Bird City
is accepting bids to
REPLACE THE FRONT DOOR
OF CITY HALL
Specifications can be picked up at City Hall.
All bids must be received by Jan. 31.
CHEYLIN PARENTS & STUDENTS
SAFETY PIZZA NIGHT
1st • 2nd • 3rd Graders
6:30 p.m. ~ Wed., Jan. 25
Cheylin Cafeteria ~ Bird City
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Speaker: Roxy Cabral
NW Regional Prevention Center
pounds, second and Dillon Straub
59 pounds, second.
8-and-under: Derek Vandike 43 110 pounds, second.
pounds, second; Lane Hobrock 67
pounds, fourth; Garrett Brunk 70
pounds, second.
10-and-under: Logan Lampe 64
pounds, fourth; Casey Vandike 64
pounds, fourth; Lane Hoffman 64
pounds, third (there were two brackets)
12-and-under: Casey Keller 64
pounds, third; Josh Teeters 72
Book Review
RAUL WOLF is the cook at the Haigler Cafe that opened in
Haigler, Neb.
Times staff photo by Casey McCormick
Student News
Jill Zumbahlen of Bird City is
among the 189 students named to
the dean’s list for the fall 2005 semester at Barton County Community College.
2, Kathy’s Cater Cats 5-3, Dairy
King 5-3, Cheyenne Bowl 4-4,
Haigler Babes 3-5, Windmill Restaurant 1-7
High game (scratch): Shirley
Adkinson 195, Sharon Chartier 183,
Linda Yonkey 175; (handicap):
Chartier 244, Marth Stothard and
Yonkey 229
High series: (scratch): Adkinson
492, Janice Krien 461, Linda Query
457; (handicap): Query 634,
Chartier 618, Karen McVey 613
Wednesday Night Mens
11-11
Team standings: First National
Bank 9-3, Krien Steel 7-5, Post
Plumbing 6-6, Haigler 6-6, Grace
Flying 5-7, 2001 Electronics 3-9
High game (cratch): Buddy
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