Tim and Marilyn Rietzke of
rural Coldwater are the sponsors
of Cars t is weekend at the Chief
Theatre C01dwater.
This is a fast-paced animated
comedy adventure set inside the
world of cars. Fueled with plenty
of humor, action, drama and
amazing new technical feats,
Cars should be a delight for
movie-goers of all ages.
Showing Saturday and Sun-
day nights, the movie will begin
at 8 p.m. both evenings, with the
box office opening at 7:30 p.m.
It is 96 n;tinutes long.
Rated G, the movie asan ani-
mated kids movie, that review-
ers also list as a fantasy, a com-
edy, and a family movie.
Cars follows quite a number
of animated Pixar hits ---. Toy,
Story, A Bug's Life, Toy Story 2,
Monsters Inc Finding Nemo
and The Incredibles.
The story takes place in an
alternate universe of anthropo-
morphic automobiles, where a
cocky young NASCAR star
named Lightning McQueen (the
voice of Owen Wilson) has
ended a championship race in a
three-way tie that has to be re-
solved in a runoffmatch in Cali-
fornia.
On the way there, he gets lost
via a series of mishaps and
winds up in a backwater South-
western town on old Route 66,
where he runs afoul of the local
law and is sentenced by the
judge -- a 1951 Hudson Hornet
(the voice of Paul Newman) --
to community service.
With the big race only days
away, and his whereabouts un-
known to the racing world, the
hero car is frantic to 6scape, but
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he keeps getting pulled back
and, as he makes friends and falls
for a Porsche (the voice of
Bonnie Hunt), he begins to like
the place.
But the miracle here is that
the movie actually makes us ex-
perience this emotion, pumping
us up with an opening sequence
of exhilarating flash and speed,
then bringing us down with
progression of scenes that skill-
fully teach the moral: "It's good
to slow down once in a while."
Cars plays with the nostalgia
we feel for those simpler days,
when the interstate system had
not yet cast a grid of uniformity
across the land and every town
had its own character.
It's a gallery of appreciative
winks at the history and mys-
tique of the American automo-
bile to the point where old-
car buffs will be able to watch it
a dozen times and still miss many
of its references.
The humanoid-car characters
are so endearing that kids will
love them, they work so well
within their context that adults
will "believe" them, and the
story line is laced with so much
wit, warmth and automotive
trivia that everyone can hook
into it from some angle.
The cars are cute and the rac-
ing scenes are exciting, and even
more impressive are the film's
epic panoramas of the American
Southwest.
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First published in The Western Star
June 8, 2006 45-47c
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF COMANCHE COUNTY,
KANSAS
IN THEMATTER O
THEESTATE OF
RICHARD~ RINER.
DECEASED.
Case No. 06 PR 14
Pursuant to K.S.A. Chapter 59
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED:
You are notified that on May 31,2006
a Petition for Probate of Will and Is-
suance of Letters of Testamentary was
filed in this Court by Mary Ellen
Riner. Notice of hearing on the Peti-
tion was waived by all interested par-
ties and Mary Ellen Riner was ap-
pointed
Executor.
All creditors of the decedent are no-
tiffed to exhibit their demands against
the estate within four months from
the date of first publication of this
notice, as provided by law, and if their
demands are not thus exhibited, they
shall be forever barred.
Mary Ellen Riner,
Executor
out: Johnsongrass
Can Be Deadly
by Mike Deewall,
Com. Co. Extension Agent,
Ag. and Natural Resources
With a lot of CRP acres get-
ting ready to be grazed, produc-
ers should be aware of the pos-
sibility of prussic acid poison-
ing.
Some areas of Johnsongrass
are present in a lot of the CRP
fields. Johnsongrass is one of
the chief culprits in prussic acid
poisoning.
Most losses occur when hun-
gry or stressed animals graze
young growth or re-growth es-
Name Hamor
Honor Student
Adam Hamor of Coldwater
son of Mike and Margaret Hamor
was among more than 1,650 stu-
dents earning academic honors
from Kansas State University for
their academic achievement dur-
ing the spring 2006 semester.
Hamor graduated from South
Central High School in 2004
Students receiving academic
honors for the semeester rank in
the top 10 per cent of their class
within their respective colleges
and were enrolled in at least 12
semester hours of graded course
work.
Students earning semester
honors receive commendation
from their deans, with the hon-
ors recorded on their permanent
academic records.
pecially following a drought
ending rain or the first autumn
frost. This new growth from
drought stressed plants is very
palatable but can be danger-
ously high in cyanide which
causes prussic acid poisoning.
Ruminant animals are espe-
cially susceptible prussic acid
potsonmg ecause both cud
chewing and m baqteria con-
tribute to cyanide release.
A couple of precautions that
can be taken are:
1. Have samples of the sus-
pected forage analyzed before
grazing. Samples can be sent
through the Comanche County
Extension Office.
2. Feed Hay or grain before
turning cattle out on the pasture.
This reduces rapid intake and
dilutes the amount of cyanide
consumed.
We have a couple of publica-
tions that explain it in more de-
tail. Come by and pick up a copy.
First published in The Western Star
June 8, 2006 45-47c
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OFCOMANCHECOUNTY,
KANSAS
First published in The Western Star
Thursday, June 15, 2006. 46-48c
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
COMANCHE COUNTY, KANSAS
IN THE MATTER OF
THE ESTATE OF
RICHARD S. RINER,
DECEASED.
IN THE MATT~ROFTHE
ESTATE OF
PHILIP L. CARLISLE.
DECEASED
Case No. 06 PR 13
Pursuant to K.S.A. Chapter 59
Pursuant to K.S.A. Chapter 59
Case No. 06 PR 14
NOTICE OFHEARING
NOTICE OFHEARING
THESTATE OF KANSASTO ALL
PERSONSCONCERNED:
THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL
PERSONS CONCERNED:
You are notified that a petition has
been filed in this Court by Helen
Hackney for determination of descent
of the real estate owned by Philip L.
Carlisle, deceased, located in Coman-
che County, Kansas described as:
You are notified that a Petition for
Partial Distribution was filed in this
Court on June 13, 2006 by Mary Ellen
Riner seeking an order distributing
the real. estate described as:
An undivided one-fourth (1/4) inter-
est in the South Half of the Southwest
Quarter (S/2 SW/4) of Section Five
(5); the South Half of the South Half
(S/2 S/2) of Section Six (6); the North-
east Quarter (NE/4), the Northwest
Quarter of the Southeast Quarter
(NW/4 SE/4) and the Northeast Quar-
ter of the Northwest Quarter (NE/4
An undivided one-half interestNW/4) of Section Seven (7); and, the
in the North Halfoftbe North- Northwest Quarter (NW/4) and the
east Quarter (N/2 NE/4) of West Half of the Northeast Quarter
Section Thirty-two (32), and (W/2 NE/4) of Section Eight (8), all
the North Half of the North- in Township Thirty-four (34) South,
west Quarter (N/2 NW/4) of Range Seventeen (17) West of the
Section Thirty-three (33), all in Sixth Principal Meridian, Comanche
Township Thirty-three (33) County, Kansas.
South, Range Twenty (20)
West of the Sixth Principal The Petition requests that this real
Meridian, Comanche County, estate together with all other Kansas
Kansas real estate and personal property
owned by the decedent, subject to the
to Mary Ellen Riner pursuant to Ar- Kansas laws of intestate succession be
ricle IV of the Last Will and Testament assigned according to the intestacy
of Richard S. Riner, deceased, dated laws.
February 1, 2006.
You must file your written defenses
If you wish to challenge the Petition, to the petition on or before June 30,
you must file your written defenses 2006 at 10:00 a.m in Comanche
on or before July 10, 2006 at 10:30 County District Court, Courthouse,
a.m. in Comanche County District Coldwater, Kansas, atwhich time and
Court, Courthouse, Coldwater, Kan- place the petition will be heard.
sas, at which time and place the Peti- Should you fail therein, judgment will
tion will be heard. Should you fail be entered in due course on the peti-
therein, judgment will be entered in - tion.
due course on the Petition,
Mary Ellen Riner
Petitioner
Helen Hackney,
Petitioner
Charles H. Herd
Charles H. Herd Charles HJHerd Attorney at Law
102 E. Wisconsin 102 East Wisconsin 102 East Wisconsin
Greensburg, Kansas 67054 Greensburg, Kansas 67054 Greensburg, Kansas 67054
Phone (620) 723-3336 Attorney for Petitioner Phone (620) 723-3336
Attorley for Executor Phone (620) 723-3336 Attorney for Petitioner
