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~ Thursday,
tober 24, 2002;
'~ - ~uently published
~. l Fqay' October 31, 2002,
',~ ~kand Thursday,
" [gK~vember 7, 2002
at ~ THE'Si-STRICT
OF WAaAUNSEE
I VNTY, KANSAS
~0~| ~ML COURT
~EPARTMENT
NTRYWIDE HOME
, INC. Plaintiff
• WN
~INA M. MARKS.
M. MARKS
[ I Defendants.
[ | Case No. 02-C-38
]| Title to Real Estate
a [ |i Involved
b [ [PURSUANT TO
l[ K.S.A. CHAI'q'ER 60
| L ~j_OTICE OF
SALE
IlL WHOM IT MAY
FVirtue of an Order of
1 ~Ued to me out of the
] t blstrict Court in the
I ~atitled action, I will
| |the 14th day of
I~ber, 2002, at 10
a.m. on said date,
l~or sale and sell at
auction to the
I~t bidder, for cash in
the front door of
tirthouse in the City
~~1 m a. Wabaunsee
~ty, Kansas, the
|?m~ described real
[~ "~situated In
~llsee County, Kansas,
J~ Five (5), Six (6), and
|~(7), Block 50 (50), in
IL ity of Es ldge,
l See
County, Kansas,
[~, nly known as 213
|!~' Eskridge, Kansas' "
|~ above-described real
[~Is taken as property
i Igdefendant, Shown M.
~ and Christina M.
-F,r~ and is directed by
i~|~rder of Sale to be
:L~nd will be sold
appraisement to
' W.~aid Order of Sale.
|l~ an attempt to
8. debt. Any in-
~ obtained will be
that purpose.
~A~ SHERIFF OF
I~IIAUNSEE COUNTY,
L KANSAS
I~. A. VanZandt
~DT &
l S.a s. CnTD.
~Rock Road
'~ Kansas 67206
|~T for Plaintiff
Published In the
County
a~'~d- Enterprise
l~'~Y, October 24, 2002;
~equenfly published
~ October 31, 2002,
~,~day, November 7,
2002)
~I~I)ISTRICT COURT
/F UNSEE COUNTY,
I L. R AWSAS
CoURT
~L~q|PARTMENT
s 'rioN
ii~~ Matter of the Es-
~EDITH LUCILLE
|% deceased.
Case No. 99 P 18
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OF KANSAS
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~J[~e hereby notified
~Betober 22, 2002, a
~k Was filed in this
|~Thomas R. Parr/sh,
dr., duly appointed, qualified
and acting Administrator of
the Estate of Edith Lucille
Parrish, deceased, praying
Petitioner's acts be approved;
heirs be determined; the
laws of intestate succession
be applied and the Estate be
assigned to Thomas R. Par-
fish, Jr.; the Court find the
allowances requested for the
Administrator's attorneys
fees and expenses are rea-
sonable, should be allowed
and ordered paid; that Court
costs be determined and or-
dered paid; the administra-
lion of the Estate be closed;
and upon the filing of re-
ceipts the Petitioner be fi-
nally discharged as Admin-
istrator, and Petitioner be
releasedfrom any further
liability.
You are required to file
your written defenses thereto
on or before November 19,
2002, at 10:00 a.m., in the
district court, Wabaunsee
County, Kansas, at which
time and place the cause will
be heard. Should you fall
therein, judgment and decree
will be entered in due course
upon the Petition.
s/Thomas R. Parrish, Jr.
Submitted by:
Lowe, Farmer, Bacon & Roe
S/Kristopher C. Kuckelman
#13629
1 10 West Loula
P.O. Box 580
Olathe, Kansas 66051-0580
Phone: {913) 782-0422
Fax: (913) 782-0532
ATTORNEYS FOR
PETITIONER
First Published in The
Wabaunsee County
Signal-Enterprise,
Thursday,
October 31, 2002;
subsequently published
Thursday, November 7,
2002, and Thursday,
November 14, 2002
IN THE DISTRICT
COURT OF WABAUNSEE
COUNTY. KANSAS
In The Matter Of the Estate
of WILLIAM L. MULFORD
Deceased.
No. 02-P-33
~¢OTICE OF HEARING
THE STATE OF
KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS
CONCERNED:
You are hereby notified
that on the 28th day of
October 2002, a Petition
was filed in said Court by
BILL BALDOCK. executor
nominated In the will of
said decedent, petitioner,
praying for probate of the
21 January 1997 Will of
said decedent which is fried
with said Petition and the
appointment of the Peti-
tioner as executor thereof,
without bond, and you are
hereby required to file your
written defenses thereto on
or before the 26th day of
November 2002, at 9:00 o'-
clock A. M. of said day, in
said Court, in the City of
Alma, Kansas, at which
time and place said cause
will be entered in due
course upon said Petition.
All creditors are noti-
fied to exhibit their de-
mands against the estate
within four (4} months
from the date of the first
publication of this notice
as provided by law, and if
not thus exhibited, such
demands shall be forever
barred.
BILL BALDOCK
114 W 3rd St.
Alma, KS 66401-0296
Petitioner
BALDOCK & TURNER, LLP
114 W 3rd St.
Alma, Kansas 66401-0296
Attorneys
Page 19
The Wabaunsee County Signal-Enterprlse, Thursday, November 7, 2002
(Published In The
Wabaunsee County
Signal-Enterprise
Thursday,
November 7, 2002)
NOTICE OF
ANNUAL MEETING OF
QUALIFIED VOTERS
Pursuant to K.S.A. 24-
1211, notice is hereby given
of the annual meeting of the
qualified voters of Mill Creek
Watershed Joint D/strict No.
85, Geary, Morris, Riley and
Wabaunsee Counties, Kan-
sas to be held at the Farm
Service Agency Office, Con-
ference Room, 103 East 6a',
Alma, Kansas, on Thursday,
21 November 2002, at 8:00
p.m. to take action upon the
following matters:
1. To render a report on
the financial condition and
activities of the District.
2. Election of three (3) di-
rectors, from the following
sub-watersheds: one (I) from
Upper West Branch, one (1)
from Lower Main Branch and
one (11 at large, all for a term
of three years each.
3. Transact all other
business, which may come
before the meeting or any
adjournment or adjourn-
ments thereof.
Keith Schultz
Secretary
Donald Dieball
President of the
Board of Directors
u
Published in the
Wabaunsee County Signal-
Enterprise, Thursday,
November 7, 2002
ORDINANCE #268
AN ORDINANCE FIXING
THE RATES FOR THE CITY
O F HARVEYVILLE,
KANSAS GAS SYSTEM.
BE IT ORDAINED BY
THE GOVERNING BODY OF
THE CITY OF HAR-
VEYVILLE, KANSAS:
See. 1. The City shall
furnish natural gas, con-
sumed or used within and
outside the corporate limits
of the city at the following
rates:
All sales shall be at the
actual cost of gas to the
City plus $2.50 per MCF. A
customer charge of $I0.00
per month shall also be
charged.
Sec. 2. All other ordl-
nances in conflict with this
ordinance are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. 3. This ordinance
shall be in full force and
effect from and after Its
adoption and publication
once in the official city
newspaper.
Passed and approved
this 15th day of October,
2002.
s/Dustin Kuntz
Mayor
Attest:
s/Ellen Bayless
City Clerk
i
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slip them into a lunchbox, serve
them as an afterschool snack,
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or store them in the cookie jar
until the urge to munch surprises
you.
Making these haystacks may
be easier than you think and the
reasons to do so stack up nicely.
REESE'S HAYSTACKS
1% cups (10-oz. pkg.) Reese's
Peanut Butter Chips
1 tablespoon shortening (do
not use butter, margarine,
spread or oii)
29i cups (5-oz. can) chow mein
noodles
I. Line tray with wax paper...
2. Place peanut butter
chips and shortening in me-
dium microwave-safe bowl.
Microwave at High (100 per.
cent) 1 minute; stir. If neces-
sary, microwave at High an
additional 15 seconds at a
time, stirring after each heat-
ing, just until chips are
melted and mixture is smooth
when stirred. Immediately
add chow mein noodles; stir
to coat.
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Dear Betty,
My son had a "kindness retreat"
at school I really liked the idea and
want to encourage all my children
to practice kindness. Do you have
some ideas for what we can do?
Minneapolis, Minn.
What a wonderful concept
for children to learn at
school--and at home!
Doing an unexpected kindness for
friends and strangers is great practice
for all of us. To get started, sit down
with your family and make a list of
people who deserve a kindness
"treat." These ideas may help jump-
start your own:
• , Veterans Day is Nov. 11. What a
perfect excuse to visit a veterans
home and bring a batch of home-
made cookies, cupcakes, bars or
brownies. Your children also could
make thank-you cards with stickers
and drawings to give to the veterans.
,~ Drop by your local police station or
firehouse and bring our "everyday"
heroes a homemade treat such as a
tin of snack mix, a batch of muffins
or loaf of quick bread. You could
even bake star-shaped cutout cook-
ies and let your children decorate
them with white and red- and blue-
tinted frosting and sprinkles.
• ,Call a shut-in and arrange a visit.
Your kids can help you make a pot
of soup or stew to freeze in individ-
ual servings. Fill a small plastic tub
with potting soil and plant with
flower or herb seeds for a "watch-
it-grow" garden gift.
m Plan a yard cleanup day for an
elderly or disabled neighbor. Rake
leaves, mow the grass or tidy the
garden. Bring along a thermos of
hot apple cider and an applesauce
spice cake to share when the chores
are done.
,,Hold a group party for thekids at
a homeless shelter. Plan the party
with your children and let them
organize the activities at the party.
Bake cupcakes for the kids and
make a bowl of punch or pitchers
of lemonade.
Dear Betty,
My neighbor gave me some home-
grown Brussels sprouts. Can I cook
them in the microwave?
Russell, Kan,
you sure can. First, peel off any
loose leaves and trim the stem
end of the sprouts. Put them
in a microwavable dish and add a
little water to the bottom of the dish.
Cover and cook on high, stirring
occasionally, about five to eight
minutes or until the sprouts are crisp-
tender. Drain and toss with melted
butter, salt, pepper and squeeze of
lemon juice.
Want more ideas?
www.BettyCrocker.com
Questions? 1-888-ASK BETTY