Greetings from all ;our Prai-
rie Plaza neighbors. We hope
you are all staying cool.
That inch of rain we had was
wonderful and maybe some
more coming this week. Did
some ofybu sneak out to do that
rain dance?
Lola Robbins had a great
crowd for her birthday party and
they were having a wonderful
time. Hope everyone remembers
that we do have the nice Com-
munity Room here at the Plaza
that is available for various
events, so give Darlene a call to
schedule your next event.
We are glad to have Ruth
Timmons home again. She says
her family is taking good care of
her and she hopes to get her
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Dr. Richard Roenfeldt
-Optometrist-
,4dull-Child Eye Care
Q/asses Fi#sd
oeonlactlenses
Ishland Office Will Be Open
2nd & 4th Tuesdays
10:00 A.M.
by
Darlene Hilt
strength back soon.
Neighbor Thelma Lytle said
the Steak House at Ford was sure
busy on Father's Day, they had
a wonderful buffet.
Richard and Darlene Cara-
way and Jerry and Janis Allen
went to Montana Mike's in
Dodge City to celebrate Father's
Day. They had a delicious din-
ner then did a little shopping.
Ruth Morris enjoyed her din-
'ner out on Sunday and saw many
old iends. She hopes to have a
special visitor soon.
Hope all of you fathers had a
wonderful day for all your cel-
ebrations. Hope you caught a
fish or got to do something fun.
I haven't had a father for 49
years, but he was very special. I
wish every child could have the"
kind of parents that I had.
Martin Parks hopes he and his
sister can stay well for their up-
coming reunion, he also hopes
the weather cooperates, so ev-
eryone can be here.
A party is planned for resi-
dents Wednesday, June 28.
Hope all of our people can at-
tend.
Have a good week and call a
friend.
Thought for the day -- "If
you are all wrapped up in your-
self, you are overdressed."
Notice
&
Super Savings Super Deals
*MEAL TICKETS! The Meal Ticket is a
pre-pay program which entitles the participant
to a 20% discount off menu prices.
Minimum purchase of $50.00.
Ask your server for details.
*Laundromat Now Open/Our New Laundromat
has now been completed and will be open
the same hours as the cafe.
*WEEKL YDRA WINGS FOR A FREE MEAL!
April would like to congratulate
our newest winners:
Bill Sanders of Protection for breakfast,
Dan Toneges of Protection for lunch,
and Carol Nighwsonger of Coldwater for supper.
We look forward to serving you/
502 N. Central
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
MARY E. OVEROCKER,
DECEASED.
Pursuant to K.S.A. (~hapter 59
Case No. 06 PR 7
NOTICE OF HEARING
THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL
PERSONS CONCERNED:
Yon are notified that a Petition for
Partial Distribution was filed in this
Court on June 13, 2006 by Ralph
Shrnuner seeking an order distribut-
ing the real estate described as:
All that portion of the South-
west Quarter (SW/4) of Sec-
tion Thirty (30), Township
Thirty-two (32) South, Range
Nineteen (19) West of the Sixth
Principal Meridian, Coman-
che County, Kansas, which is
North of the Railroad Tracks
to Janice O. St. Clair pursuant to
Article IV of the Last Will and Testa-
ment of Mary E. Overocker, de-
ceased, dated June 29, 2004, and the
term mineral interest relating to this
real estate to Janice O. St. Clair and
James Alan Overocker pursuant to
Article VI of the Will ; approving dis-
tribution of the cash proceeds from
the sale of the real estate described
as;
The Northwest Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter (NW/4
NW/4); the Southeast Quarter
of the Northwest Quarter (SE/
4 NW/4); and the Southwest
Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter (SW/4 NE/4) of Sec-
tion Eighteen (18),) Township
Thirty-two (32) South, Range
Nineteen (19); and, the North-
east Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter (NE/4 NE/4) and the
West Half of the Southeast
Quarter (W/2 SE/4) of Section
Thirteen (13), Township
Thirty-two (32) South, Range
Twenty (20) West of the Sixth
Principal Meridian, Coman-
che County, Kansas
The West Half of the North-
east Quarter (W/2 NE/4) of
Section Thirty (30), Township
Thirty-three (33) South,
Range Nineteen (19) West of
the Sixth Principal Meridian,
Comanche County, Kansas
Francis Mcllveen spent a
long weekend with his parents
Bill and Bettie Mcllveen, of Fort
Dodge.
As he arrived at the airport in
Garden City to return to
Alameda, Calif he saw Barbara
Delaney and her two sons, Greg
and BObby and Greg's son. Bar-
bara was on her way to fly to
Denver to visit her family. Bettie
and Barbara had a great conver-
sation it was good for Frank
to be able to talk to both Barbara
and Greg about old times.
Christy Griffin said that the
yard sale Saturday raised $265
for the sound system at the com-
munity Building. Christy did ap-
preciate Betty and Clark Yost,
Ernie Griffin, Noreen and Lester
Fry, Sue Peaster, Trish and Nell
Local Hunter
Draws Ink
Not subscribing to the
Wichita Eagle, and seldom see-
ing a copy of it around, we
missed a story in it a couple of
months ago about a local girl.
Michael Pearce outdoor
writer of the Eagle came out in
this neck of the woods to do
some turkey hunting with Mark
Sherman and his daughter
Chelsey.
They hunted in what they
have come to call "Chelsey's
Meadow" during recent years'
hunts, and had good luck there.
In the article, Pearce vividly
recounts calling in two big tom
turkeys and watching them strut
their stuff in front of a two tur-
key decoys that had been placed
just for that purpose. The tur-
keys were within 40 feet of the
cedar in which the hunters were
nestled, so they had almost a
"ring-side seat" for the gobbling
show of the toms.
Chelsey and the writer each
brought down one of the tur-
keys. A photo accompanies the
sports column, showing Chelsey
with a pair of toms she shot one
morning.
'Wilmore
by Carmen Odell
Timmer, the Dillingers, the
Brutons, Jack and Patsy Ciine
and Ruby Booth for all their hard
work and donations.
Tuesday I went to help with
the summer reading program in
Wilmore. Brooke and Lindsey
Ferrin and Harlie Hackney were
there to learn some dent facts
about dinosaurs. They did some
great coloring, too! Next week
we're going to have a party with
treats and prizes, so come join
us for lots of fun 1:30-2:30 p.m.
next Tuesday.
The wind has been miserable,
but it did blow in a storm, last
Friday night We got about 80
hundredths of an inch of rain at
our house. Harlow Peaster had a
little over an inch up at his place.
We are thankful for what we've
got, but could sure use more.
I was remembering the other
day trying to teach my grand-
parents how to use a calculator.
Grandma was a retired school
teacher so you can imagine what
she had to say about that.
I must have inherited
Grandma's resistance to techno-
logical advances because I feel
about the computer the Way she
did about the calculator. So, if
you don't mind the old fash-
ioned letter and stamp, I would
love to hear from you. ,
You can reach me at Box 382,
Wilmore, KS 67155.
Published in The Western Star
Thursday, June 22, 2006. 47c
ORDER for closing of registration
books before primary election August
1, 2006
Pursuant to the provisions of K.S.A.
25-2311( c ) notice is hereby given
that on the 17tl day of July, 2006,
all voter registration books for
the primary election will close at
the end of regular business
hours. Registration books will
remain closed until the 2"d day of
August, 2006.
WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of
my office this 8tb day of June, 2006.
ALICE SMITH
County Election Officer
The Northeast Quarter (NE/4)
of Section Six (6), Township
Thirty-three (33) South,
Range Twenty (20) West of the
Sixth Principal Meridian, Co-
manche County, Kansas
to James Alan Overocker pursuant to
Article V of the Will.
If you wish to challenge the Petition,
you must file your written defenses
on or before July 10, 2006 at 10:00
a.m. in Comanche County District
Court, Courthouse, Coldwater, Kan-
sas, at which time and place the Peti-
Rick Beeley's
New Cell Phone Number
is
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tion will be heard. Should you fail
tdhuer:ionuJU?ogm;hnt;eildtioloben.entered in
PR~]PhonShrauner IWilmore Saturday Nite: tive![
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Greensbnrg, Kansas 67054 ] June 24 "-- Showtime 7:00 p.m. I
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