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S e p t e m b e r 1 , 2 0 1 4 The Lebo Light Page 4<br />
Time to GO HUNTING again!<br />
September is the opening month of a<br />
few hunting seasons in Kansas and by<br />
all accounts, game is flourishing. From<br />
birds to deer, 2014 has been pretty<br />
good to the health of the wildlife we<br />
hunt. Dove season opens September<br />
1 st , with Whitetail Youth & Disability<br />
season opening September 6 th .<br />
Muzzleloader and Bow season opens<br />
September 15 th .<br />
I’ve seen pictures of deer and dove<br />
that tell me that we have a great<br />
harvest ahead of us. If you drive along<br />
the roads around Lebo, you will find<br />
many spots where the many dove are<br />
roosting on telephone wires along the<br />
roads. I have also seen several game<br />
cameras that are capturing some very<br />
nice looking deer out there! Needless to<br />
say, if you haven’t been cleaning and<br />
shooting your guns and bows, it’s time<br />
to get after it! I am excited to get started<br />
and I plan to be out there. Don’t forget<br />
to pick up your hunting license and HIP<br />
stamp for dove before you load up.<br />
If you plan to hunt the public areas<br />
around Melvern and hate to fill out the<br />
daily hunting permits, I recommend<br />
going to the KDWPT website and<br />
registering for an iSportsman tag that<br />
gives you a General Access Permit for<br />
the entire season. You can access the<br />
website online at: https://<br />
kdwpt.isportsman.net/. With the<br />
account, you are ready to "Check-In"<br />
and "Check-Out" to a property from<br />
anywhere using Computers and Smart<br />
Phones (internet), or cell or land-line<br />
phones…or you can continue to fill out<br />
the paper permits every trip if you wish.<br />
Fall is also a great time to wet a<br />
line and try some lake fishing. The<br />
Kansas Wildlife and Parks website<br />
has a paragraph that talks about<br />
fishing in our area. “Most parts of<br />
the state are reporting fair to good<br />
white bass and wiper, with an<br />
excellent abundance at Coffey<br />
County Lake and Cheney<br />
Reservoir. Coffey County anglers<br />
recommend twister tails and small<br />
jigs and spinners.”<br />
I’d like to also mention that my<br />
nephew, Remington Wagner of Yates<br />
Center, fished the National BASS<br />
Nation High School Tournament<br />
again this year. Unfortunately, he and<br />
his fishing partner finished 38 th out<br />
of 64 fishing teams at Kentucky<br />
Lake in Paris, Tennessee. Remi will<br />
be back at it next year since his Mom<br />
and Dad bought a bass boat early<br />
this summer and Remi plans to run it<br />
ragged this year, and I’m gonna try to<br />
help him do it!. Good Luck Buddy!<br />
Have a great hunting season and<br />
be safe out there!<br />
LEBO TOPS<br />
There is a new meeting time and<br />
date for Lebo TOPS. Meetings will be<br />
held on Wednesdays at 6 p.m. at the<br />
United Methodist Church (in the<br />
Sunday school wing).<br />
Contact Glenda Jarvis at 620-256-<br />
6546 or Karen Piper at (785) 893-<br />
2244 for more info.<br />
If you have a birthday, anniversary or any<br />
other event that you would like to put in<br />
the Community Bulletin Board, please<br />
email it to us at lebolight@gmail.com<br />
If we have a name or date incorrect, let us<br />
know so it can be corrected.<br />
ECKAN HEAD START<br />
PROGRAMS<br />
By: Theresa Whalen<br />
ECKAN is currently taking applications for our<br />
Head Start Programs. Head Start serves eligible<br />
pregnant moms and children birth to 5. Head<br />
Start provides children with learning activities<br />
that help them to grow socially, emotionally,<br />
physically and cognitively. Head Start recognizes<br />
that parents are the child’s first teacher. Children<br />
will learn to socialize with others, problem solve,<br />
develop independence and take responsibility.<br />
Most importantly they will experience success<br />
which will help them to become more<br />
self-confident.<br />
Enrolled families can expect to receive<br />
individualized child development services<br />
including regular assessments their child’s<br />
development, health and nutrition education,<br />
parenting education and support for family<br />
goals. Program options include Expectant<br />
Families, Home Base and Center Base.<br />
Expectant families will receive regular home<br />
visits focused on prenatal development and<br />
support in preparing for their new baby. Home<br />
Based birth to 5 services provide 90 minute<br />
weekly home visits for you and your child. In<br />
addition, families have the opportunity to<br />
participate in social events twice each month.<br />
*Center Based infant-toddler services are<br />
offered to families committed to full time work or<br />
school. Qualifying families receive cost free<br />
childcare through a Head Start partnered<br />
provider in our community. *Center Based<br />
Preschool services serve children 3-5. Full and<br />
part day classes are offered for qualified<br />
families.<br />
*Some services unavailable in Coffey County.<br />
Qualifying families must meet federal income<br />
guidelines. All services are free to children and<br />
families. Special priority is given to children with<br />
disabilities. Resources for transportation to and<br />
from Head Start events can be provided.<br />
For further information or to complete an<br />
application please contact us at 620.364.8223<br />
or 409 Neosho, Burlington, Kansas 66839.<br />
Stacy Brite<br />
Home Visitor<br />
Theresa Whalen<br />
Home Base Coordinator