legals4B – Wednesday November 30, 2016

L1250NOTICE

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF CHEYENNE COUNTY,

NEBRASKAEstate of JOYCE E. JESSEN, DeceasedEstate No. PR16-48

Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day of November, 2016, in the County Court of Cheyenne County, Nebraska, the Registrar issued a writ-ten statement of Informal Probate of the Will of said Decedent and that B. Henry Jessen whose address is 2550 Craig Avenue, Apt. #38, Sidney, Nebraska 69162, was informally appointed by the Registrar as Personal Representative of the estate.

Creditors of this estate must file claims with this Court on or before January 16, 2017, or be forever barred./s/ Randin R. Roland County Court JudgeJordan M. Ball, NSBA #10177Attorney at Law1025 10th AvenueSidney, NE 69162-1611(308) 254-5356

[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph on November 16, 23, 30, 2016.]

L1254PUBLIC NOTICE OF

MEETINGThe Cheyenne County

Fairboard will meet in open and public session at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, December 5, 2016 in the Fairboard office at the Cheyenne County Fairgrounds./s/Brad ZaleskySecretary

[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph on November 30, 2016.]

L1255 NOTICE OF MEETINGNotice is hereby given

that a meeting of the Lodgepole Village Board of Trustees will be held at 7:00 P.M. on Monday December 5, 2016 at 814 Sheldon St., Lodgepole, NE; which meeting will be open to the public. An agenda for such meeting, kept continually current, is available for public inspec-tion at the office of the Village Clerk./s/T. ShermanClerk

[Published in The Sidney Sun-Tele-

graph on November 30, 2016.] L1260

Notice In the County Court

of Cheyenne County, Nebraska Estate of Frank M. Cox, a/k/a Franklin M. Cox, Deceased Estate No. PR 16-8 Notice is hereby given that a final account and report of administration and a Petition for Complete Settlement, probate of Will and determination of heirs have been filed and are set for hearing in the County Court of Cheyenne County, Nebraska, located at Sidney, Nebraska, on the 12th day of December, 2016 at or after 2:30 o’clock p.m. /s/ Lori BartlingLori Bartling Clerk of the County Court 1000 – 10th Avenue. Sidney NE 69162 DONALD J.B. MILLER, NSBA #18132 Miller Law LLC 1113 Tenth Avenue P. O. Box 15 Sidney NE 69162 (308) 254-2600

[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph on Novembe 23, 30, and

December 7, 2016.]

L1261NOTICE OF MEETINGNotice is hereby given

and published in the Sidney Sun-Telegraph that a special meeting of the Wheat Belt Public Power District Board of Directors, for the purpose of further consideration of a renew-able energy project, will be held on December 9, 2016, at 4:30 P.M. in the District office building at 11306 Rd 32, Sidney, Nebraska. An agenda of the items to be discussed at the meeting is available at the District office and is kept continu-ally current.

[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph on November 30, 2016.]

L1262NOTICE OF

ORGANIZATIONThe name of the

Company is Law Office of Steven E. Elmshaeuser LLC. The address of the initial registered office is 1113 10th Avenue, PO Box 337, Sidney, NE 69162. The general nature of the business is to engage in the practice of law and related business activity for which a limited liabil-ity company may be orga-nized under the laws of the State of Nebraska in accordance with Nebraska Supreme Court Rule 3-201

including ownership and operation of a professional law practice, advising and counseling clients, prepar-ing, drafting, reviewing and filing pleadings, contracts of legal documents, repre-senting clients of all civil, administrative and crimi-nal courts and all related legal work. The Company shall engage in the prac-tice of law by and through the person or persons of its licensed member or members or licensed pro-fessional employees, all of them shall retain their pro-fessional licenses in good standing and shall be sub-ject to all rules, regulations, standards and require-ments pertaining to their professional activities. The Company commenced on November 15th, 2016 and the duration is perpetual. The affairs of the Company will be conducted in accor-dance with the Operating Agreement.Law Office of Steven E. Elmshaeuser, LLC/s/Steven E. Elmshaeuser, Registered Agent1113 10th AvenueP. O. Box 337Sidney, NE 69162Steven E. Elmshaeuser, NSBA #21256For Law Office of Steven E. Elmshaeuser, LLC

[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph on Novembe 30 and

December 7, 14, 2016.]

L1263NOTICE OF VACANCYThe City Council of

the City of Sidney, NE on November 22, 2016 acknowledged that there was no candidate elected in the 11/8/16 General Election for the expiring term of Chris Gay and that said term on the current City Council of the City of Sidney expires December 13, 2016. Notice of Vacancy was declared by the Mayor and Council for said date. The City Council determined that the council vacancy will be filled by requesting letters of inter-est accompanied by qualifi-cations/resume from quali-fied registered voters who reside within the corporate limits of the City of Sidney, Nebraska. Said term will be for two years December 13, 2016 thru December 11, 2018. Said letters can be mailed addressed as follows: MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL, c/o CITY CLERK, CITY OF SIDNEY, P.O. BOX 79, SIDNEY, NE 69162 or delivered to City Hall at 1115 13th Avenue, Sidney, NE. Deadline for said let-ters of interest is 5:00 P.M. on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2016.

Appointment to fill the vacancy will be considered at the December 13, 2016 Council meeting. /s/ G.F. ANTHONY, CITY CLERK

[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph on November 30, 2016.]

L1264Sidney, Nebraska,

November 8, 2016, A Fair Housing City

A meeting of the Mayor and Council of the City of Sidney, Nebraska, was convened in open and public session at 7:16 P.M. on November 8, 2016 in the Council Room. Present were: Mayor Nienhueser and Council Members: Gallaway, Gaston, and Arterburn. Absent: Gay. Others Present: City Manager Sadler, City Clerk Anthony and City Attorney Leef. Notice of the meet-ing was given in advance thereof by publication in The Sidney Sun Telegraph, the designated method for giving notice, a copy of the proof of publication being attached to these min-utes. Advance notice of the meeting was also given to the members of the City Council and a copy of their acknowledgment of receipt of notice is attached to these minutes. Availability of the agenda was com-municated in the advance notice and in the notice to the City Council. All pro-ceedings shown hereafter were taken while the con-vened meeting was open to the attendance of the public.

Mayor Nienhueser informed the public of the location of the posted Open Meetings Act.

Gaston moved, Arterburn seconded “That Council Member Gay be excused from this meet-ing.” Roll call vote: Yeas: All Council Members pres-ent. Absent: Gay.

Arterburn moved, Gaston seconded “That the minutes of the October 25, 2016 meeting be approved as printed.” Roll call vote: Yeas: All Council Members present. Absent: Gay.

The “Dash for the Splash Triathlon” organization pre-

sented a $4,000 check that was earned from this year’s Triathlon. The check was to be used for needed items at the Aquatic Center.

The Clerk read Ordinance No. 1780 for the third time as follows: AThat the Ordinance entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SDNEY, NEBRASKA, TO CREATE CHAPTER 1284 CHRONIC NUISANCES OF PART TWELVE-PLANNING AND ZONING CODE OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA; TO DEFINE CHRONIC NUISANCES; TO ESTABLISH AN E N F O R C E M E N T PROCEDURE FOR DEALING WITH PROPERTIES THAT HAVE CHRONIC NUISANCE VIOLATIONS, INCLUDING ESTABLISHING THE DURATION OF THE DESIGNATION OF CHRONIC NUISANCES PROPERTY AND ESTABLISHING THE PROCEDURE FOR APPEAL OF SUCH DESIGNATION; TO PROVIDE PROCEDURES FOR COMPLIANCE INCLUDING THE CREATION AND APPROVAL OF A MAINTENANCE AND ABATEMENT PLAN, REQUIRING FINANCIAL SECURITY, AND ESTABLISHING A DUTY TO PREVENT NEW NUISANCES; TO PROVIDE FOR A PENALTY FOR VIOLATIONS; TO REPEAL ANY ORDINANCE OR PART OF ORDINANCE IN CONFLICT THEREWITH; AND TO PROVIDE FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE”. Gaston expressed concern about the penalty in this ordi-nance being a misde-meanor. Arterburn moved, Gallaway seconded “That Ordinance No. 1780 be finally passed.” Roll call vote: Yeas: Gallaway, Nienhueser and Arterburn. Nays: Gaston. Absent: Gay. The passage and adoption of said ordinance having been concurred in by a majority of all mem-bers of the City Council was declared passed and adopted and the Mayor in the presence of the City Council signed and affixed his signature thereto. Gallaway moved, Gaston seconded “That Ordinance No. 1780 be published in The Sidney Sun Telegraph.” Roll call vote: Yeas: All council members present. Absent: Gay.

Whereupon Mayor Nienhueser announced that the Planning Commission of the City of Sidney, NE has submitted to the City Council its final report rec-ommending approval of an ordinance to revise Chapter 1252 Mobile Homes of the Codified Ordinances; and that a public hearing would now be held at 7:25 p.m. and parties in interest would be heard as adver-tised. The following filed written comments: None. The following appeared in person or by agent or by attorney and were heard: Ben Dayton, City Zoning Administrator, reviewed the proposed ordinance. All persons having been heard, Mayor Nienhueser closed the public hearing at 7:27 p.m.

Gaston moved, Gallaway seconded “That “AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA, TO AMEND CHAPTER 1252 MOBILE HOMES; SECTION 1252.02 OCCUPANCY; LOCATIONS; OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA TO PROVIDE FOR TRAVEL TRAILERS IN MOBILE HOME PARKS WHEN CERTAIN CONDITIONS ARE MET; TO REPEAL ANY ORDINANCE OR PART OF ORDINANCE IN CONFLICT THEREWITH; AND TO PROVIDE FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE” be designat-ed as Ordinance No. 1782.” Roll call vote: Yeas: All council members present. Absent: Gay. No motion was made to suspend the Statutory requirement requiring the ordinance to be read by title three dif-ferent days. The City Clerk then read the Ordinance by title.

Whereupon Mayor Nienhueser announced that the Planning Commission of the City of Sidney, NE has submitted to the City Council its final report rec-ommending approval of an ordinance to revise Chapter 1254 Travel Trailers of the Codified Ordinances; and that a public hearing would now be held at 7:30 p.m. and parties in interest would be heard as adver-tised. The following filed written comments: None. The following appeared in person or by agent or by attorney and were heard: Ben Dayton, City Zoning

Administrator, reviewed the proposed ordinance. Don Ogle questioned who would grant the use per-mit and answered that the Planning Commission con-siders use permits. All per-sons having been heard, Mayor Nienhueser closed the public hearing at 7:31 p.m.

Gallaway moved, Arterburn seconded “That “AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA, TO AMEND CHAPTER 1254 TRAVEL TRAILERS; SECTIONS 1254.02 OCCUPANCY OF TRAILERS OUTSIDE OF PARKS AND 1254.03 OCCUPANCY OF TRAILER PARKS; OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA TO PROVIDE FOR THE OCCUPANCY OF TRAVEL TRAILERS IN MOBILE HOME PARKS OR TRAVEL TRAILER PARKS WHEN CERTAIN CONDITIONS ARE MET; TO REPEAL ANY ORDINANCE OR PART OF ORDINANCE IN CONFLICT THEREWITH; AND TO PROVIDE FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE” be designat-ed as Ordinance No. 1783.” Roll call vote: Yeas: All council members present. Absent: Gay. No motion was made to suspend the Statutory requirement requiring the ordinance to be read by title three dif-ferent days. The City Clerk then read the Ordinance by title.

Ben Dayton, City Zoning Administrator, reviewed a proposed release of ease-ment and a new easement for Douglas and Victoria Loghry at 1347 Toledo Street. The original ease-ment was for 15 feet in width and the new is for 10 feet. Gaston moved, Arterburn seconded “That the release of easement for 15 feet for Douglas and Victoria Loghry at 1347 Toledo Street be approved and that we seek a new easement for 10 feet from the Loghry’s.” Roll call vote: Yeas: All council members present. Absent: Gay.

Dawn Martin, Assistant City Manager, presented Pay Estimate No. 1 for Adams Civil Resources, LLC for SID#54 (Jennifer Lane Access Project). Gaston moved, Gallaway seconded “That Resolution 201611101 be passed and approved.” Roll call vote: Yeas: All council members present. Absent: Gay.

RESOLUTION NO. 20161101

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA:

That Baker & Associates has submitted Payment No.1 for Project #066-156-16 Jennifer Lane Hiway Access in the amount of $61,541.65; and

That the Mayor and Council hereby find and determine that pursu-ant to contracts hereto-fore made, the contractor, Adams Civil Resources, LLC for constructing same has filed with the City Clerk certificates showing the performance of said con-tracts as follows: JENNIFER LANE HIWAY ACCESS (SID54); AMOUNT DUE CONTRACTOR $61,541.65. A Warrant in the amount now due the contrac-tor is hereby authorized and charged to said dis-trict. Said warrant shall draw interest at a rate of 1.0% per annum and be held by the City of Sidney Investment Account.

Gaston moved, Gallaway seconded AThat the fol-lowing claims for October 2016, are hereby approved and should be paid as pro-vided by law out of the respective funds in the city treasury.@ Roll call vote: Yeas: Gallaway, Gaston and Arterburn. Abstain: Nienhueser. Absent: Gay. (Abbreviation for claims: aw awards, ct contract, du dues, eq equipment, ex expenses, in insurance, re reimbursements, sa sala-ries, se service, su sup-plies, tr transfers, tt travel/training , tx tax, ut utili-ties) Hillside Ventures se 2420.00.

Gallaway moved, Arterburn seconded AThat the following claims for October 2016, are hereby approved and should be paid as provided by law out of the respective funds in the city treasury.@ Roll call vote: Yeas: All council members present. Absent: Gay. (Abbreviation for claims: aw awards, ct con-tract, du dues, eq equip-ment, ex expenses, in insurance, re reimburse-ments, sa salaries, se ser-vice, su supplies, tr trans-fers, tt travel/training , tx tax, ut utilities) 21st

Century Equipment eq 50.16; Absolute Solutions se 1688.96; Accelerated Receibable se 227.20; Ackerson, Adam aw 115.00; Ady Advantage ct 15000.00; Agostino, Dan aw 230.00; Alamar Uniforms eq 1022.98; Alexander, Larry aw 60.00; ALS Group se 1687.00; Altec Industries eq 271.80; Ambur, Aaron aw 130.00; Anderson, Chuck aw 100.00; Andreas, Ashley aw 125.00; Andreas, Klint aw 150.00; Andrew Sherman re 167.40; Andrew, Keith tt 257.25; B&C Steel eq 79.70; Baird Holm Attorneys se 646.50; Baker & Taylor su 1400.41, 14.78; Barker Cleaners se 30.00; Batt, Bruce aw 100.00; Beier, Mark aw 50.00; Benzel, Allie aw 35.00; Boldt, John aw 90.00; Bomgaars su 142.92, 289.98, 322.49, 30.99; Bowen, Marshall aw 65.00; Bown, LaVerne aw 30.00; Bragg, Chad aw 150.00; Bragg, Jenny aw 60.00; Brandt Appraisal se 3800.00; Bridgestone su 9.00; Burco Promotional se 685.00; Busted Knuckle se 1147.21; Butts, Greg aw 40.00; C&M Golf su 71.51; Cabela=s su 418.44; Campbell, Rob aw 150.00; Canon Financial se 112.90; Cardmember su 1500.24, 655.04. 887.06, 1366.22; Carolina Software se 200.00; Carpenter, Justin aw 200.00; Carte Graph se 1680.00; Caselle ct 1594.00; CenCon Kansas se 7328.80, 170.40; Centurylink se 99.89; Charter se 15.85, 82.20, 87.99; Cheyenne Co Community Center ct 10000.00; Chief su 1116.53; CISM in NE se 75.00; City of Sidney se ex su tx bd 422.42, 19750.00, 675.00, 1000.00, 1457.17, 28.84, 697.70 sa 107852.72, 96219.62, 12529.82, 12893.97, 14268.53, 1653.61, 28630.67, 29844.45, 10064.00, 12115.53, 7875.61, 6107.11, in 5241.01, 5844.13, 61358.53, 996.73, 61358.53, 585.07, 7423.49, 2223.04, 23884.61, 395.09, 6888.82, 800.31, ut 6561.79, 25.50, 180.64, 1015.36, 523.11, 114.23, 10946.48, 12235.46; Civic Plus ct 4814.56; Clothes Hamper se 48.00, 36.00; Club Prophet se 1889.00; Coast To Coast Solutions se 634.56; Conrad, Anthony aw 125.00; Consolidated Management se 8.74; Contractors Materials su 427.40; Country Printer su 537.00; CPS HR Consulting se 393.80; Cranmore Pest Control su 172.00, 90.00; Croell su 1053.00, 135.00; Crosby Guenzel su 925.00; Crouch Recreational se 828.00, 1260.00; Culligan su 19.95, 29.95, 19.95, 7.50, 29.95, 812.70; Day & Night se 48.48; DBC Irrigation su 115.41; Deaver Tire su 158.12; Department of Energy su 22519.17; Diamondback Engineering ct 18000.00; Dickinson, Jay aw 100.00; DP Electronics se 219.91, 45.00; E&S su 493.72, 444.19, 992.71, 17.61, 50.27, 228.32; Eakes su 189.27; Ehler, Jay aw 40.00; Elan Visa su 40.78, 27.89, 66.95, 495.05, 466.30, 84.84; Electromark eq 3164.79; Elwell, John aw 30.00; Endurance Flag su 208.00; Entenmann-Rovin su 149.25; Enviro se 162.00, 72.00; Ernest, Suzy aw 45.00; Estrada, Rich aw 30.00; Falcon Lab su 230.16; Fedderson, Dave aw 110.00; Finneys su 21.99, 385.12, 425.23, 35.17, 240.05, 150.17, 139.68; Floyd=s Truck se 44.22, 7.45; Foster Lumber su 208.02, 14.04, 17.44; Francone, Phil aw 150.00; Fraser Stryker se 16378.70; Fremont Nat=l ct 9118.55; Frenchman Valley su 118.47, 2715.90, 1288.80, 701.21, 407.94; Frerichs, Trevor aw 30.00; Fyr-Tek su 28000.00; Gaston, Wendall aw 25.00; Gempler=s su 309.90; General Traffic Controls eq 13324.00; Golf Enviro su 65.87; Grainger su 201.90; Greenscape Methods su 3426.88; Grosshans, Brad aw 85.00; Guideposts su 41.85, 11.37; Hajek, Brant aw 60.00; Hamilton se 162.85, 99.90, 49.95; Harmon, James aw 30.00; Harshbarger, Karla aw 60.00; Haupt, Richard aw 60.00; Headlee, Brian aw 85.00; Heaton, Pat aw 65.00; Heiman Fire su 301.0; Heller, Jeff aw 195.00; Higel, Jerold se 5963.48; Hochwender, Tina tt 122.04; Holechek, Jane aw 175.00; Holiday Inn se 269.85, 269.85, 150.05; Hometown Leasing ct 978.32; Horizon West eq 367.36; Huber & Asso se

84.00; Humphreys, Luke aw 40.00; ICMA du 22.75; Ideal Linen su 56.63, 34.14, 445.46, 57.22, 26.55, 68.46; Inland Truck eq 112.06; Interstate Batteries su 104.60, 527.75, 104.60; Int=l Economic Development du 650.00; Jenkins, Greg aw re 130.00, 57.50; Jirdon su 300.44, 376.50; Johnson, Flodman, Guenzel & Widger se 938.50; Jones, Bryon aw 65.00; Journal Office su 37.08; Jung, Jeff aw 60.00; Keith County News se 18.50; Kevin=s Electric su 290.25, 4.30; Kitt, Vann aw 110.00; Kokjer, Carter aw 35.00; Kriz Davis eq 2283.14; KSID se 60.00; Kuhns, Rick aw 70.00; LL Johnson su 153.99; Landis & Gyr eq 850.00, 850.00; Laws, Ty aw 40.00; Lawson, Scott aw 80.00; League of NE du 561.00; Leal, Ron se 450.00; Leininger, Kelly aw 150.00; Leininger, Mike aw 70.00; Lempke, Jake aw 90.00; Logan Contractors su 330.71; Long, Kyle aw 85.00; Lyle Signs su 106.80; MC Schaff & Asso se 14986.50; Maddox Motors su 4.41; Mail Finance ct 750.00; Malzahn, Sarah aw 100.00; Martin, Dawn tt 197.46, 60.25, 267.25; Martin, Tom aw 25.00; Matthes, Joan se 625.00; McCarville, Brett aw 180.00; McCarville, Dave aw 180.00; Midlands Contracting se 129034.57; Midwest lab se 1276.80; Miller Office su 601.25, 8.00, 525.49, 100.96; Miller, Allie aw 150.00; Miller, Dixie aw 40.00; Miller, Tracy aw 100.00; Morrison, Judy aw 50.00; MEAN ut 463140.59; Municipal Supply su 4541.10; Namuth, Jordan aw 85.00; Namuth, Mike aw 40.00; Napa su 55.21, 100.05; NDEQ se 2102.79; NE Dept of Revenue tx 72962.79; NE Law Enforcement Training du 200.00; NE Municipal Clerks Asso du 70.00; NMPP se 1033.29; NE Rural Water du 630.00; NE Safety Council se 699.00; NE Safety/Fire se 320.00; NE Salt & Grain su 28089.90; NE Sate Treasurer se 42.25; NT&T se 1549.53, 129.11, 201.96, 337.32, 52.27, 117.54, 133.30; NE Link se 36.00; NE Tire su 36.06, 470.48, 38.20; Nelson, Mark aw 110.00; Nienhueser Construction se 2157.50; Nienhuser, Scott aw 170.00; NMC eq 10713.96, 2865.63, 176.60; Northwest Pipe eq 176.60, 1336.58; NuCO2 su 77.59; NWEA du 180.00, 100.00; OCLC su 207.88; O=Connell, Mike aw 30.00; O=Connell, Peggy aw 40.00; Olsen, Eleanor se 275.00; Olsson Asso se 842.87; One Call se 60.90, 60.90; Orr, Jason aw 100.00; Peckham, Dave aw 150.00; Peckham, Shelly aw 45.00; Pepsi 81.50; Perfection Door eq 397.20, 1323.00; Library Petty Cash su 10.00; Pile, Tom aw 50.00; Points West Ins in 39161.00, 71111.00, 25926.00, 35404.00, 30135.00, 22362.00, 21663.00; Police Chiefs Asso du 50.00; Police Officer=s Asso du 210.00; Pond World su 125.66; Prairie States se 125.10; Primm, Paul aw 170.00; Public Agency Training Council du 590.00; Public Safety Center su 223.51; Quill su 125.91, 1001.75; Radcliff, Burk aw 35.00; Raffelson, BJ aw 270.00; Randy=s Auto se 578.35; RCIS se 276.42; Recorded Books su 659.97; RWMC ct 5948.66; RepCo Marketing se 43.50; Resource Action Programs se 1870.00; Respond First Aid su 85.75; Richards, Randy aw 30.00; Ritec Industrial su 513.00; Robinson, Julie aw 125.00; Robinson, Rob aw 70.00; Rood=s se 244.80, 57.00, 79.38, 131.63; Rosenbaum, Dan aw 270.00; Russell Industries su 888.70; Sadler, Ed tt 458.52; Sapp Bros su 35.20; Saunders Construction se 14788.89; Sawyer, Erich aw 80.00; Scotties Potties se 700.00; Segelke, Carla ct 1050.00; Shaw, Rob aw 25.00; Sherwin Williams su 557.50; Shields, Justin aw 210.00; Sidney Sun Telegraph se 4.79, 36.00; Simon Contractors se 23.50; Sinnett, Ross tt 165.25; SOA Enterprises se 875.00; Source Gas ut 78.41, 117.79, 73.35, 39.21, 260.67, 39.21; Spic & Span se 1052.00; Splish Splash se 150.09; Star Herald se 20.04; Stark, Ray aw 70.00; Stecher, Jake aw 90.00; Stephanie Mika re 60.34; Sterling,

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Sidney Sun-Telegraph recommends that you investigate every phase of investment opportunities. We suggest you consult with your own attorney and ask for free information from the company making the offer BEFORE investing any money. Or you can contact the Attorney General’s Office 2115 State Capitol, Lincoln, NE, 68509.

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Anne aw 50.00; Sterling, Dean aw 80.00; Stewart, Jim aw 65.00; Stewart, Jolynn aw 75.00; Stitt, Trina aw 75.00; Stone, Eloise rt 400.00; Sukraw, Nathan aw 115.00; Sukup, Todd aw tt 105.00, 60.25; Sutton, Caleb aw 90.00; Swire Coca Cola se 164.88; Sylvester, Eric aw 40.00; Talich, Joe tt 481.04; Thayer, JD aw 150.00; Thomas, Colton aw 130.00; Thompson Co su 36.60; Titleist su 10.58; Tobler, Scott tt 15.00; Traveler=s Haven se 18.21; Triple O=s su 31.21, 28.14, 7.09, 3.98; Truetken, Jared aw 130.00; USA Bluebook su 384.53, 325.33; Velocity Constructors ct 57876.65; Verizon Wireless su 217.84, 521.63; 70.79, 33.40, 194.56, 33.40, 66.80; Walmart su 80.90; Wamsley, Scott aw 30.00; Weathercraft Roofing se 550.00; Welch, Pat aw 175.00; Wells, Terrin aw 35.00; Western Engineering su 1005.90; Western Untied Elec su 4775.12, 5448.24; Wheatbelt ut 9960.64; Whipple, Matt aw 230.00; Whitebluffs se 759.00; Wolford, Marie rt 916.47; Woodis, Bob aw 60.00; Woddis, Jennifer tt 165.25; Woodis, Randy aw 60.00; WPCI se 199.20; Zoll Medical su 1413.52.

City Manager’s Report: Ed reported word has been received that Sidney’s Credit Assessment is A+. Selling of the City’s cur-rent bonds should take place soon. Reminder of the Parade of Lights in and around Hickory Square is December 3rd.

Council Comments: Mayor Nienhueser: Thanked Ed and Geri for their efforts toward receiving the bond rat-ing for Sidney. Council Members Gallaway and Gaston congratulated the Lady Raider’s volley-ball team for winning a berth at State. Councilman Arterburn shared that he had attended the Trunk or Treat event.

Meeting adjourned at 7:47 p.m./s/MARK NIENHUESER, MAYORATTEST: /s/ G.F. ANTHONY, CITY CLERK

[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph on November 30,

2016.]

L1265Village of Potter

Board Meeting ProceedingsThe Potter Village Board

of Trustees convened in regular and open session on November 14, 2016 at 7:01 pm at the Village Office, 922 Sherman Street, Potter, Nebraska. Chairman Casey Smith presided. Trustees pres-ent: Cory Lenstrom, Richard Musil and John Herboldsheimer. Others: Melissa Waggoner, Jay Rundell, Kevin Kubo, Kirk Enevoldsen, Dale Dedic, and Jim Yearous.

Items Approved:Consent Calendar for

the November 14, 2016, meeting with the word infi-nitely changed to indefi-nitely on item number 1 of Old Business on the Agenda, and to accept the Financial and Treasurer’s

reports for October 31, 2016.

Claims: Payroll 8904.08, Taxes Fed W/H 1956.72, Neb. Dept. of Revenue 588.36-Sales Tax, City of Sidney 2051.10-Ser, CenturyLink 274.00-Ser, HSA 160.20, Frenchman Valley Coop 365.08-Su, Source Gas 229.55-Ser, Dalton Telephone Co. 8.00-Ser, Denise Cook 50.00-Ser, Sidney Sun Telegraph 42.71-Ser, Enviro Service Inc. 18.00-Ser, US Postal Service 81.00-Su, Jerry Steele 200.00-Ser, Ideal Linen Supply 23.82-Su, Miller Office Supply 200.00-Su, Potter-Dix School District #9 310.00-Fee, Potter State Bank 96.00-Ser, Advance Services, Inc. 174.00-Ser, High West Energy 8134.64-Ser, Nebraska Dept. of Environmental Quality 100.00-Fee, Melissa Waggoner 24.30-Re, Enevoldsen Insurance Agency 872.00-Ser, Filsinger Excavating company 1000.00-Ser, Municipal Supply 39.00-Su, Nebraska.gov 23.00-Ser, Staples Credit Plan 416.04-Su, Twin City Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc. 25,315.00, Potter Community Improvement Group 2000.00-Ser, Sondra this 42.26-Re, Black Hills Energy 320.00-Ser, Darin’s Auto Repair, Inc. 2920.00-Ser, Potter Rural Cemetery Board 1335.00-Re, Landtec 4893.75-Ser, To General Fund from Keno 8.64-Su, Replenish Debit Card 309.11-Ser & Su, Total $63,485.36.

Approved starting the process to purchase the Potter American Legion Hall from Potter Post 291 of the American Legion for $1.00 and to do what is necessary to set up a nonprofit 501(c)3 auxil-iary board that reports to the Village Board to over-see the operations of the Legion Hall.

Approve payment to Twin City Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc. in the amount of $25,315.00 for the new roof on the Village building.

The meeting was adjourned at 8:14 PM. A complete copy of the min-utes is available for viewing at the Village Office. /s/Melissa WaggonerVillage Clerk

[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph on November 30, 2016.]

L1266Village of Dalton

November 14, 2016The Board of Trustees

convened in open and pub-lic session for a regular meeting, November 14th, 2016, @ 7:00 p.m. at the Village Office. ROLL CALL: Present-Board members, E. Reilly, R. Twarling, W. McConnell, A. Rushman, C. Hammond. Guests present; Jeff Juelfs, Barb Reimers

The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. The Nebraska Open Meeting Act was read and acknowledged as post-ed. All following motions carried unanimously unless otherwise stated.

Motion McConnell, Second Twarling, to approve the October 2016 regular meeting minutes. Motion McConnell, Second Rushman, to approve October 2016 disburse-

ments and reoccurring bills. Disbursements: S a l a r i e s - 5 , 8 0 8 . 5 5 ; Utility Services-721.20-maintenance; Dalton Telephone-186.90-phone & internet; Sidney Sun Telegraph-60.38-Legals; Frenchman Valley-246.05-fuel; Cardmember Services-23.82-bleach for chlorination; Wheat Belt PPD-2680.58-Electricity; Nienhueser Construction-5,668.53-repair sewer line on Ovid Street; Source Gas-289.09-Natural Gas; Enviro Service-18.00-Lab; Viaero-44.15-Village Cell; United Systems Technology, Inc-295.00-software update; Don’s Service’s-3,278.93-Trash; Points West Community Bank-573.15-Water Loan; Points West Community Bank-441.67-Road Loan; One Call Concepts, Inc.-.75-Locating lines; City of Sidney-39.80-clean sewer drain; Points West Insurance-3,928.00-Workers Comp Policy, 4,549.62-Fire Department Commercial Policy, 11,752.00-Village Commercial Policy; Dalton Fall Festival-564.32-Tourism donation to Dalton Fall Festival adver-tising; Nebraska Public Health Environmental Lab-968.00-water tests at wells; Connecting Point-1050 . 00 - Re f u r b i s h ed copier; NAPA Auto Parts-89.76-oil for servicing vehicles; NE Municipal Clerks Assoc-15.00 Dues; Fisher Roofing and Restoration-48,802.17-fire cleanup and restor-ing building and contents ($46,497.92 – insurance money held by the Village); Croell, Inc-1200.00-three loads crushed cement for street repair. General Disbursements total-$85,845.20. Road Disbursements total-$1,641.67.

Reports-Board: Chuck checking water while Jeff is gone. Jeff will get list together of owners who still have trailers and vehicles on streets after October 31st. Letters will be sent out with regard to remaining vehicles. Christmas lights will be put up after Thanksgiving. Maintenance: Water tests good; New relief valve was installed on West Well. North Well House has a new coat of paint. Jeff will order 1 load of gravel from Croell @ $5.00 @ ton/$50.00 @ load to haul. Jeff will check gravel at cemetery also. Clerk: Will write a check for $1000.00 to school district due them from liquor license sales. Village will pay $2304.25 to make up the difference in the Museum total bill and the insurance money the Village is holding until the work is finished. When work is finished the insur-ance company will send a holdback amount which will help the Village recoup the difference paid.

Barb Reimers with Points West Insurance, here with information on replacement costs ver-sus actual cash value costs regarding the insur-ance held on the Village properties. Committee of McConnell, Rushman, and Twarling will be looking at

actual values of buildings and water tower in the Village and meet with Barb to discuss possible insur-ance increases.

Weston McConnell and Mike Harms with Viaero will be meeting with Fire Department regarding Viaero Tower site.

Nebraska Department of Roads hosting an open house informational meet-ing DECEMBER 1, 2016 AT THE SENIOR CENTER - 224 MAIN STREET FROM 4:00 TO 6:00 PM to answer questions about the high-way construction to take place through Dalton. The department urges all con-cerned to attend the meet-ing. Flyers will be put up at the usual places in town.

Board discussed infor-mation on the NEWARN interlocal agreement. Item was tabled until next meeting to allow the Board members to study the agreement.

Clerk will call to make reservations at the Steel Grill in Bridgeport December 5, 2016 for the Employees Appreciation Dinner.

Public Forum-Chairman signed building permit for Chuck Hammond; signed letter for Visitors Center, who gave tourism $2000.00 for Village pro-motions; signed letter for waste water exemption; signed service agreement with Copier Connection; McConnell and Hammond will be doing employee evaluations next week.

No Executive Session.Next regular meeting

scheduled for December 12, 2016 at 7:00 p.m.

Motion Hammond, Second Twarling, to adjourn meeting at 8:20 p.m./s/Sherry Craig Clerk/Treasurer

Posted 11/21/2016 [Published in The Sidney Sun-

Telegraph on November 30, 2016.] L1267

Proceedings of theLeyton Public Schools

Cheyenne County School District #03

Board of EducationNovember 14, 2016 –

7:30 p.m.District Administrative Offices in Dalton, NECALL TO ORDER:President Benish called

the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. Members pres-ent: Jed Benish, Colleen Cruise, Jennifer Powell, Bryan Reimers and Rob Rushman. Members absent: None. Also pres-ent were Superintendent Greg Brenner, Principal Lance Howitt and Recording Secretary Liz Twarling. In addition, there were two visitors.

Moved by Mrs. Powell, seconded by Mrs. Cruise to approve the agenda. Motion approved 5-0.

Communications were read from Ann Hurt and Dana Morgan.

BUSINESS MEETING:Moved by Mr. Rushman

seconded by Mr. Reimers to approve the minutes of the Board’s regular meeting for October 10, 2016. Motion approved 5-0.

Moved by Mrs. Cruise, seconded by Mr. Rushman to approve the General Fund bills and financial reports as presented.

Motion approved 5-0.Moved by Mr. Benish,

seconded by Mrs. Powell to approve bills and financial reports from the remain-ing funds as presented. Motion approved 5-0.

ACTION ITEMS:Moved by Mrs. Powell,

seconded by Mrs. Cruise to grant Special Recognition to Janessa Carley (winner of the American Legion Oratorical Scholarship con-test); to Morley Haley & Drew Brenner (Football All-District & All-MAC); to Skylar Schumacher (Football Honorable Mention All-District & All-MAC); to Kevin & Amy Henke for their beef dona-tion to the school nutri-tion program; to Jeremy & Jen Rechsteiner (ECD Foundation) for organiz-ing guest speaker, Quinton Aaron (“Blindside”), to present to our students; to Mr. Shawn Oakes, partici-pating students, Mr. John Sanna and the American Legion Mintken-Davison Post #301 for the Veteran’s Day program at the HS; and to Mr. Earl Reilly, Boy Scout Troop 92 and Pack 92 for presenting the flag retirement ceremony at the elementary/JH. Motion approved 5-0.

Moved by Mr. Benish, seconded by Mr. Reimers to appoint Mr. Cary Linton as Board Member (effective immediately) to fill the two year vacancy on the Board. Motion approved 5-0.

Moved by Mr. Rushman, seconded by Mrs. Cruise to change accounting practic-es on individual organiza-tions (Post Prom, Booster Club, and PAC) to coincide with auditors’ recommen-dation. Motion approved 6-0.

DISCUSSION ITEMS:Discussed the

Superintendent’s evalua-tion process and timeline.

Discussed a technology purchase for I-pads.

Discussed Board meet-ing times. Moved by Mr. Benish, seconded by Mrs. Powell to change the start time of the Board of Education meetings (November – March) to 6:30 p.m. Motion approved 6-0.

REPORTS:Mr. Howitt reported

on CIP Surveys; MAC, District, & public One-Acts Performances; WNCC Rock Band Tour on November 8th; County Government Day on November 21st; JH wrestling program; NSAA meeting; and FOB issues.

Mr. Brenner reported on the staff open house; that Mr. Henderson has created new hazardous chemicals binders for the science rooms; beef donations are needed in December and February; that banners for those donations will be ordered; and the micro-bus arrived and will be used as a route bus.

TIME AND DATE OF NEXT REGULAR MEETING:

The next regular meet-ing of the Leyton Board of Education will be Monday, December 12, 2016 at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held in the dis-trict’s administrative offices at Leyton High School in Dalton.

ADJOURNMENT:The meeting was

adjourned by general con-sent at 8:49 p.m.

Respectfully submitted, Approved by,/s/Liz TwarlingRecording Secretary /s/Colleen Cruise, SecretaryLeyton Board of Education

21st Century Equipment, Parts, $157.29; AdvancEd, Workshop, $360.00; Jill Bartling, Supplies, $44.80; B&C Steel, Supplies, $118.20; Bomgaars, Supplies, $11.58; Krystal Borges, Mileage, $84.96; Leo Bowen, Mileage, $1,094.80; Bridgeport Public Schools, Mileage, $860.00; Cardmember, Miscellaneous, $2,799.05; Carolina Biological, Supplies, $19.45; Copier Connection, Service, $473.36; Dalton Market, Supplies, $127.23; Dalton Telephone, Telephone, $614.36; DAS State Accounting, Network Service, $238.96; Walker Dobry, Mileage, $41.04;

DP Electronics, Supplies, $19.98; ESU 13, Service, $10,658.30; Finney’s, Supplies, $119.43; Floyd’s, Parts & Labor, $5,550.14; Susan Foster, Mileage, $82.08; Frenchmen Valley, Fuel, $3,373.17; Megan Gipfert, Supplies, $26.77; Great American, Copiers, $970.00; Bobby Jo Holt, Mileage, $166.32; House of Flowers, Other, $56.00; Lance Howitt, Mileage, $226.08; Ideal, Supplies, $1,263.14;

Jostens, Supplies, $384.15; JW Pepper, Supplies, $191.09; Know Buddy Resources, Library Books, $288.05; Rachel Lee, Mileage, $165.60; Librarians’ Book Express, Library Books, $231.65; Loading Chute, Other, $20.00; Lou’s Sporting Goods, Supplies, $2,131.95; Marick’s, Utilities, $100.00; Matheson, Supplies, $426.39;

Mary Matsutani, M i l e a g e + S u p p l i e s , $137.76; Dana Morgan, Mileage, $10.80; Napa, Supplies, $24.94; NASB, Registration, $638.00; NE Labor Law, Supplies, $79.50;

Nebraskaland Tire, Parts & Labor, $331.60; Shawn Oakes, Mileage, $90.72; Outlaws, Other, $290.00; The Penworthy Company, Supplies, $146.82; Rauner & Associates, Service, $8,111.14; Regional Care, Service, $45.00; Scholastic, Supplies, $436.71; Christy Schumacher, Mileage, $206.64; Sidney Regional West, Service, $1,055.76; Sidney Sun-Telegraph, Ads, $98.30; Smart Apple Media, Library Books, $349.55; Soar, Service, $2,058.60; Source Gas, Utilities, $841.76;

Heather Staudenmaier, Supplies, $80.69; The Tarnished Halo, Supplies, $58.00;

Triple O’s, Supplies, $58.18; Village of Dalton, Utilities, $693.37; Village of Gurley, Utilities, $686.13; Vistabeam, Service, $199.95; Weyerts Electric, Parts & Labor, $1,879.54; Wheatbelt, Utilities, $4,588.81; WPCI, Service, $175.00;

Total: $56,868.64[Published in The Sidney Sun-

Telegraph on November 30, 2016.]

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Dear Annie: As I under-stood it, your primary job as a spouse is to respect, protect and support your spouse in all things, to always be truthful and never ask the other to do anything that you yourself would not do. However, all of the aforementioned becomes moot, it seems, when it comes to getting married later in life to a spouse with grown chil-dren.

Before we married, we decided my wife’s domi-cile would be where we would live. I’ve been here as her husband since December 2004. I feel as though within these walls, we’re equal (even if she does have a larger income), and I think I do

my best to be my best, most of the time. I do, however, resent the fact that her sons are able to do as they wish without regard for us.

Recently, without any recourse, her eldest son began to yell at me. He told me to shut up and not even look at him. I somehow ended up being the one at fault. I feel as though he should have been shown the sidewalk.

On another occasion, I “forgot my place” and told another of my wife’s sons how rude I thought it was for him to blow his nose (rather loudly, I might add) in the same room as his mother while she was on the phone with a client.

His response? “That was

where the tissues were.”This same son, a self-

proclaimed mama’s boy, has recently decided to call me expletives and tell me I’m worthless.

Because I now refuse to be at ‘’her home’’ dur-ing any family gatherings, it’s assumed that I hate her children, when in fact I just don’t like being dis-respected any more than anyone else does. I find myself angry with my wife for not standing with me on the right side. At this point, I don’t want to spend holidays in a com-promising situation, even though that would mean not spending them with her. -- Married My Wife, Not Their Mother and Them

Dear Married: Actually, you did marry them, too, in a way. When commit-ting to a life with someone who has children from a previous marriage, you have to embrace the fam-ily as your own.

That said, I agree with you that your stepsons have said and done repre-hensible things. Your wife shouldn’t have allowed them to speak to you that way. She needs to step up and mediate.

You have to do your part, too. Set aside your pride and let go of past resentments. If you want a happy marriage, you have no choice but to reconcile with them. No matter how foul their mouths, they will always be your wife’s

baby boys. She will never choose you over them -- and it wouldn’t be fair to ask her to.

Dear Annie: This is in response to “Disappointed Dude,” who didn’t like his dates “snooping.”

Reading his email? Not OK. But Googling him and his friends? Absolutely! That’s fair game.

I’m a retired child pro-tective social worker, and I would encourage all the girls I worked with to do this. It’s a safety issue.

Not everyone is who he says he is. Too many girls and women are not cautious enough about whom they are dating. They could end up used, abused and even worse.

Maybe “Dude” could consider discussing this issue with the woman he is seeing. Together, they could look up his online profile, and she could learn about friends and relatives from his past. If he had a daughter, I bet he would look up every man she dated! -- Seen More Than I Want

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The City of Sidney is accepting applications for an

EQUIPMENT OPERATOR Looking for a motivated, dependable, hardworking person to per-form semi-skilled maintenance work in the construction, operation, and repair of the City’s street systems and related buildings. Required: HS diploma or equiv., CDL or ability to obtain CDL Learner’s Permit within 25 days, and a have a good driving record.

See www.cityofsidney.org under “about us”

for detailed information or contact: Jo Houser at (308) 254-7002 or email jhouser@cityofsidney.org

DEADLINE: 12/16/2016 at 5 p.m. Equal Opportunity Employer

SENIOR BUYERReinke Manufacturing is recruiting for a Senior Buyer. This position purchases a wide variety of raw materials, parts, equipment and services.

This position requires knowledge of purchasing practices, contract and business law, raw materials, component parts, supply chains and vendor negotiation. The position requires the equivalent to 4 years college education (Business Administration, Economics, Engineering or other related areas) with C.P.M. C.P.S.M. or C.P.I.M. certification credentials being desirable.

The Senior Buyer position requires a minimum of five to seven or more years of manufacturing or equivalent procurement work experience.

Interested parties may forward their resume and cover letter to humanresources@reinke.com or mail to PO Box 566, Deshler, NE 68340.

The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners is accepting

applications for the position of Cheyenne County Assessor.

The successful candidate will be hired to serve the remaining term, which expires in January, 2019. Applicants must hold a county assessor certificate issued per Neb. Rev. Stat. Sec. 77-422. A list of duties is available at the Cheyenne County Clerk’s Office. Rate of pay is up to $27.24/hr.

Those interested in applying should complete a county-approved job application form (available at the Cheyenne County Clerk’s Office) and submit letters of interest and resumes to Beth E. Fiegenschuh, Cheyenne County Clerk, Cheyenne County Courthouse, 1000 10th Avenue, Sidney, Nebraska 69162. These may be sent regular mail, hand delivered, or emailed to clerk@cheyennecounty.net

Applications must be submitted no later than December 16, 2016 at 5:00 o’clock p.m. The position is subject to Veteran’s Preference. Cheyenne County is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.