4B The Oberlin herald Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Hometown Heroes

Please nominate your heroby Friday, April 26.

Previous Heroes:Lynn Johnson

John OtisJosh Fortin

Joyce CarltonDottie Lotker

Marge HartzogJudy Shirley

Traci Wheeler

Stan MillerColleen Gee

Rusty and Sharon Addleman

Alice StanleyKurt Vollertsen

Ralph UngerDennis BrownJanice Shobe

Jack BentonWayne and Louise

CresslerGreg LohoefenerBob and Neoma

TachaMarilou Long

Jim and Carolyn Plotts

Previous Heroes not eligible for this year’s section!

138 S. Penn (785) 475-2206Downtown Oberlin

Thanks to all the participants in this special section.

We wouldn’t be the community we are without you.

Our Occupational Therapists can help you

Simple tasks like doing laundry, writing

a note, or turning a key are major parts

of our daily routine. When illness,

injury or disability makes routine

tasks difficult, Community Hospital’s

occupational therapy team can help.

We help patients of every age to

improve muscle tone, coordination

and motor skills, increase reflexes and

response time, and so much more. Our

facility even features an apartment-

like area equipped with household

appliances, where patients can

practice the ordinary, extraordinary

tasks of the daily routine.

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the tasks of everyday life!

Hand therapy improves dexterity, and reduces arthritis and carpal tunnel pain.

Kids improve sensory and motor skills, and learn ADD and ADHD coping techniques.

Routine activities are practiced in our independent living skills unit.

Our Dynavision machine improves sight-to-response skills

April is Occupational Therapy Month

Public NoticesEstate ofS. Hayward

Countybills for Feb.

Countybills, March

PUBLIC NOTICE(Published in The Oberlin Herald,

Wednesday, April 3, 10, and 17, 2013)3t

NOTICE TO CREDITORS PURSUANT TO K.S.A. 58a-818

Shirley B. Hayward, Deceased.Re: Shirley B. Hayward Revocable Trust dated July 25, 1995, as amended.TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED:

You are hereby notified that Shirley B. Hayward, a resident of Decatur County, Kansas, died on March 21, 2013. The decedent was the settlor of a trust known as the Shirley B. Hayward Revocable Trust (the “Trust”) created by trust agreement dated July 25, 1995, as amended. Charles L. Frickey is now serving as the successor trustee of the Trust and has the power to pay the outstanding debts of the decedent from the Trust upon receipt of proper proof thereof. In accordance with K.S.A. 58a-818, creditors of the decedent must present such claims to the trustee in writing within the later of four (4) months from the date of the first publication of this notice or thirty (30) days after receipt of actual notice from the trustee to creditors known or reasonably ascertainable by the trustees. If a creditor fails to present such claims within such prescribed time period, the creditor will be forever barred against the trustee and the Trust property.

Charles L. FrickeyPO Box 27Oberlin, KS 67749(785) 475-2569Trustee and Attorney for Trustee

PUBLIC NOTICE(Published in The Oberlin Herald,

Wednesday, April 17, 2013)1tCOMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS

MONTH OF February 2013

COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS SALA-RIES IN GROSS AMOUNTS PAID 02 - 28 - 13: GENERAL 51,640.16; R/B 28,778.05; HEALTH 4,928.90; AMBULANCE 3,491.29; NOXIOUS WEED 4,357.81; ELECTION 1,256.80; RFD 588.74; TREAS AUTO 2,064.00;

TOTAL PAYROLL: $97,105.75.

ACCTS PAYABLE WARRANTS Febru-ary PAID 03 - 12 - 13: Advance Ins 150.08; AT&T 122.10; AT&T 1,565.56; Bankers CC 368.80; Bruce Berkley 422.80; Stephanie Blau 162.60; Caterpillar Financial 141,999.73; City of Jennings 517.20; City of Norcatur 53.13; City of Oberlin 2,722.93; Conoco 435.51; Conoco 436.07; Corp Plan Mngmt 22,006.11; Corp Plan Mngmt 193.63; Creative Collision 639.58; Crossroads Express 483.87; CSI 84.00; Culligan Water 130.00; Decatur Cnty Emp Café 1,005.00; Decatur Cnty Treas/Emp Benefit 11,590.45; Decatur Cnty Treas/Emp Benefit 1,336.37; Decatur Coop 1,022.13; Dollar General 136.45; Eagle Comm 143.87; Eakes Ofc Prod 558.95; Edwards Machine 86.34; ES&S 342.79; FA Consulting 99.90; Flanigan Comm 1,937.96; Foley Ind 9,952.57; Forms CS 213.13; Grace Team 7,020.00; Hirsch & Mahoney 4,969.75; Intoximeters 247.25; Kansas Trane 195.00; Kari Ketterl 172.51; KS Co Comm Assn 165.60; KCCEOA 300.00; KS Pros Train & Asst 74.50; Lampton Welding 170.23; Manatron 16,514.81; Bryce Marble 79.20; McHenrys Electric 185.00; Midwest Energy 171.55; Multi-Purpose Sr Center 1,047.50; Murphy/Powerplan 786.93; Naeir 59.00; NexTech (rural) 460.59; NexTech (wireless) 437.21; Norcatur Sr Center 180.00; Norton Cnty Clerk 564.93; Oberlin Auto 868.73; Oberlin Herald 976.23; Oberlin Rotary 500.00; Ofc Wrks 501.71; Pawnee Co Dist Court 797.00; Pitney Bowes 133.86; Plains Eqpmt 134.42; Postal Presort 2,165.00; Prairie Land Elec 141.72; Pro Med of KS 244.14; Ray O’Herron 180.56; Rayes Grocery 571.77; RDJ Spec 308.95; Beverly Reiter 360.00; Roger Robinson 75.71; Ron’s Tire 220.50; Melissa Schoen 358.55; Share Corp 313.32; Stanley Hardware 136.66; State Ind Prod 236.08; Stellar Sales 19,300.00; Sunflower Sr Center 226.87; Thunder Struck 1,740.00; Thunder Struck 1,253.50; TMHC Serv 63.00; TMHC Serv 63.00; Unifirst Corp 179.56; Van Diest Supply 6,504.10; Wal-Mart 673.63; Weis Fire & Safety 2,870.48; Zee Medical 164.84;

TOTAL ACCTS PAYABLE $277,689.21 INCLUDING WARRANTS $50.00 & UNDER AT $704.15

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Stanley A McEvoy, CHAIRMAN Brad A Marcuson, MEMBERSidney D Metcalf, MEMBER

ATTEST: Colleen Geihsler, COUNTY CLERK

Decatur Cnty Hwy Dept 16,664.90; Decatur Cnty Treas/Emp Benefit 205,920.04; Decatur Cnty Treas/Emp Benefit 271.19; Decatur Community High School 403.00; Decatur Coop 430.86; Decatur Health Sys 697.99; Dell Marketing 837.00; Sandra Diederich 127.46; Dollar General 175.44; Eagle Comm 144.33; Edgerton Auto Repair 328.71; ES&S 2,490.03; Mary Ewing 131.98; Fastenal Co 69.76; Finish Line Fuels 121.98; Flanigan Comm 1,790.75; Foley Ind 3,696.12; Donna Fortin 80.00; Frontier Rest 1,096.35; Bernita Gawith 116.25; Colleen Gee 80.00; Glaxo Smith Kline 661.60; Lee Ann Goetz 188.00; Frieda Goetze 116.25; Grace Team 8,415.41; Retta Hare 136.35; Joyce Hartzog 146.25; Mary Henzel 174.91; Allan Hill 75.22; Hirsch & Mahoney 3,066.55; Steve Hirsch 360.00; Interstate Bat-tery 323.62; Judy Jackson 135.22; Caroline Jacobs 136.68; Sheri Jacobs 137.48; Betty Jakowski 183.95; James Jennings 80.00; Lila Jennings 116.54; Lynn Johnson 88.80; Sharon Johnson 80.00; Kansan 450.73; KDHE/BWN 363.91; Kari Ketterl 79.00; Vernon Ketterl 55.20; KONE 492.58; Violet Krizek 165.75; Danyel Krizek 75.00; KS Cnty Commission-ers Assn 300.00; KS Cnty Hwy Assn 100.00; KS EMS 260.00; KS Reg of Deeds Assn 225.00; KS University Trans Center 140.00; Windy Kuhlman 500.00; KWORCC 224.00; L&M Repair 104.42; Landmark Inn 750.87; Lewis, Beims & Holste 153.00; Lockwood 441.53; JoAnn Lyon 136.35; Marathon Sys 682.49; Bryce Marble 79.20; Debra Marshall 69.02; Gordon Matson 80.00; Walter May 197.60; Ryan McEvoy 75.00; Charlotte Meints 136.25; Janet Meitl 108.88; Sid Metcalf 127.33; Midwest Energy 2,389.27; Midwest Energy 143.72; Ruth Anne Miesner 116.25; Alice Mizer 75.00; Rachel Montgomery 164.00; Fern Moore 114.38; Gene Morford 106.40; Multi-Purpose Center 600.00; NDF Co 100.50; Geraldine Neff 116.25; New-man Traffic Signs 1,703.40; NexTech (rural) 321.78; NexTech (wireless) 439.40; Norcatur Sr Citzn 490.00; Norton Cnty Clerk 331.50; Norton Daily Telegram 69.30; NW Fire Ext 116.00; NW KS Cnty Officials Assn 54.00; NWKS Planning & Dvlpt 873.50; Oberlin Auto 1,298.11; Oberlin Herald 2,733.69: Ofc Wrks 333.24; Oldham Sales 204.82; Pitney Bowes 852.00; Plains Eqpt 365.74; Patrick Pomeroy 75.00; Prairie Land 135.49; Rayes Grocery 334.70; RDJ Specialties 110.71; John Ritter 64.00; A Joy Russell 114.38; Sanofi Pasteur 532.43; Melissa Schoen 1,167.71; Sears Com-mercial One 80.24; Ramona Shaw 112.50; Connie Simonsson 125.20; Sims Fertilizer 13,245.00; Span Publishing 149.00; Timothy Stallman 400.88; Stanley Hardware 269.01; Lillian Sulzman 137.48; Sunflower Sr Center 583.26; Scott Taylor 66.20; TMHC Serv 63.00; US Postmaster 92.00; Unifirst Corp 180.23; Lisa Votapka 88.80; Wentz Serv 89.50; Mark Whitney 551.73; Wichita State University 195.00; Angie Wilson 116.25; Ruth Wolfram 121.88; Dorothy Woods 126.25; Kevin Wurm 194.40; Edwin Yeater 229.60; Nebraska Ins of Forensic Sciences 4,125.00;

TOTAL ACCTS PAYABLE $367,776.35 INCLUDING WARRANTS $50.00 & UNDER AT $2,345.39

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERSStanley A McEvoy, CHAIRMAN Brad A Marcuson, MEMBERSidney D Metcalf, MEMBER

ATTEST: Colleen Geihsler, COUNTY CLERK

PUBLIC NOTICE(Published in The Oberlin Herald,

Wednesday, April 17, 2013)1t

COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS MONTH

OF March 2013

COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS SALA-RIES IN GROSS AMOUNTS PAID 03 - 29 - 13: GENERAL 51,051.97; R/B 31,372.50; HEALTH 4,934.36; AMBULANCE 8,944.17; NOXIOUS WEED 4,483.65; ELECTION 1,383.16; RFD

1,038.74; TREAS AUTO 2,064.00;

TOTAL PAYROLL: $105,272.55.

ACCTS PAYABLE WARRANTS March PAID 04 - 09 - 13: Acme Printing 69.19; Advance Ins 150.08; Allied Ins 3,488.10; Amsterdam Printing 132.90; AT&T 122.96; AT&T 1,570.75; Karen Bailey 61.35; Bankers Credit Serv 2,043.09; David Baumgartner 1,071.20; Pauletta Bieker 80.00; Andrea Bur-master 80.00; BVAC 167.00; Sarah Campbell 142.00; Bradley Carlin 229.60; Deanna Castle 134.38; Phyllis Cheney 76.10; Chief Supply 675.97; City of Norcatur 53.13; City of Oberlin 2,597.64; CMA Dist 84.75; Colby Wreck-ing Yard 244.58; Conoco 262.40; Conoco 122.75; Corp Plan Mngmt 23,734.86; Corp Plan Mngmt 912.00; Louise Cressler 112.50; Crossroads Express 24,875.69; Crossroads Express 1,577.93; Crown Correctional Tel 260.00; Culligan Water 137.50; Cytocheck Lab 3,291.40; Decatur Cnty Emp Café 2,010.00;

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Herndon NewsBy Julie Hafner

Sarah, Aaron, Gideon, Isaiah and Genesis White, Norton, were Saturday visitors of Dave and Judy Ketterl. Adam and Angela Ketterl of Atwood were brief visitors in the late afternoon.

St. Mary’s Christian Mothers Altar Society will hold their meet-ing following Mass on Sunday. All women of the parish are invited to attend.

Jackie Votapka, Clifton, and Julie Hafner enjoyed lunch at the LandMark in Oberlin on Saturday. Jackie visited family in Oberlin and attended a birthday party in the afternoon before returning home.

Rachel Grafel spent the weekend with her parents, Kyle and Cindi Grafel. They all attended the per-formance of the Rawlins County High School Concert Show Choir on Saturday night in Atwood.

Traveling north of Herndon on Highway 117, the eye will notice two burros making their home at the Jerry Niemeth farmstead. This sanctuary may be temporary as they have traveled around the neighbor-hood in recent weeks. Donkeys are the forgotten equine so if driving by, be sure to take some carrots and give these animals a little attention. Jerry said they love hanging out by the fence and might even show-off a little for you.

Theresa Rippe, Wyatt Rippe, Lindsey Meixner and Michelle Stevens joined Kevin and Megan Rippe and family at the Creative Movements Gymnastic Invitational meet in Atwood on Saturday. With a “Parade of Gymnasts” beginning the day, 194 gymnasts from Atwood, Oberlin, St. Francis, Goodland and Colby competed in several areas. Along with performing various tumbles, cartwheels, head stands and other routines in their individual classes, Lilly Rippe competed in an optional routine and Michaela and Allison Rippe performed in the “Synchronized Performance” division. It was a busy day for the students and a fun, exciting day for family and friends.

Ron and Cindy Sattler visited Diane Ruppert over the weekend to celebrate Megan’s 18th birthday. They enjoyed cake and ice cream. Dana, Payton, Paycie and Parker Juenemann of Atwood were Sat-urday evening supper guests. After supper they checked for new baby calves with Papa and petted his fa-vorite bull before heading home.

Lindsay Davis, Humboldt, Iowa, is visiting Justin, Jennifer and Ma-son Davis this week. Lindsay will enjoy spending all week with Mason while mom and dad work. Sunday

lunch guests there were Ron and Peach Beims, Herndon, and Fred and Connor Beims, Ulysses.

Alan and Ann Solko, Sharon Ecker, Pat Solko, Rachelle Solko, Herndon; Jane Waterman, Atwood, and Mary Padgett, McCook, at-tended the Rawlins County Show Choir Concert Saturday evening. John Solko and Jake Williams represented Herndon in the choir. The show was deemed a huge suc-cess with choir members sharing their obvious talents. The delicious dinner was prepared by the school cooking staff and served by the choir members.

Julie’s Memory JoggersThe Citizen Patriot

Sept. 12, 1963The Wurm Reunion

The annual Wurm reunion which is held every year on the first Sunday of September was held at the Legion Hall in Oberlin on Sept. 1. There were relatives and friends from six different states, the largest so far, met at noon with potluck dinner. The afternoon and evening were spent socially. Mrs. Andy Wurm, Traer, was unable to be there. She was recovering from surgery in Decatur County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Wurm and family were hosts.

Present were Anne Hauptman, Mr. and Mrs. George Wurm, Mr. and Mrs. John Wurm, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Haas, Mrs. Alicia Wurm, Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Wurm and Steve, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wurm; Tom Gar-wood; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wurm and Charles; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Richardson and family, Mr. and

Mrs. Bob Wurm and Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Johnson and Sherrie; Mr. And Mrs. Arlo Wurm and Shawna; Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wurm and fam-ily, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wurm and Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Jording, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoffbauer, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Unger, Mr. and Mrs. John Goltl, Mr. Frank Wendelin; Mrs. H.E. Clements and baby, Anna Stimbert, Mrs. Clara Scott and Linda, John Schissler, Mr. Jacob Koerperich, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cathcart, Mrs. Susie Steiner, all of Oberlin.

Mr. Andy Wurm, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Benton, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schreiber and girls, all from Traer.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Blanken-burg, Oakley; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schissler, Rev. and Mrs. Harold Pe-tersen, all of Herndon; Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Wurm and boys, Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fourtner, Long Island; Mr. and Mrs. Dorce L. Hayes and Ricky, Hutchinson; Mr. and Mrs. Gus Grill, Jim Wurm and Kyle, Mary Portschy, all of Den-ver; Susan Hunt, Winnetka, Ill.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Haas and fam-ily, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Haas and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Goltl and Sherry, R. V. Huet, Hazel Walch Gresant, Mr. and Mrs. George Schreiber, all of McCook; Mrs. Mae Fair, Mrs. Donna Short and Ricky, North Platte, Neb.; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Witt and family, Danbury; Mr. and Mrs. George Haas, Ama-rillo, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Darrel E. Haas, Pampa, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wendelin and family, Los Angeles.

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