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13Wednesday, Jan. 16, 20132CEDAR COUNTY NEWS PUBLIC NOTICES/CLASSIFIEDS ZNEZ 13Help WantedPART-TIME Help Wanted:Kruse True Value, Hartington.Apply in person.3c---------------------------HELP WANTED: Part timebookkeeper. 20 hrs. per week.Knowledge of Quickbooks is aplus. Send resume to PearsonMotor Company/CellcomPO Box 488Hartington, NE 68739402-254-6802 (Deb0uscellular@hartel.net3c---------------------------THE NEBRASKA Departmentof Roads is currently acceptingapplications for a HighwayMaintenance Worker in Laurel,NE. For a full job description orto apply visit www.statejobs.nebraska.gov or your localWorkforce Development office.Must complete an on-line Stateapplication on or before the closingdate of January 25, 2013.The State of Nebraska is anEqual Opportunity Employer.3c---------------------------NEHI, Inc. (Northeast Housing),a non profit organizationproviding affordable housingin Northeast Nebraska, has anopening for a full time ExecutiveDirector. Interested applicantsshould contact Linda Kastningat NEHI, Inc., PO Box 226, Allen,NE 68710, phone 402-635-2078or email nehi@nntc.net for moreinformation or to receive anapplication or job description.3,4C---------------------------NORTHSTAR SERVICES isnow accepting applications fora part-time position as DirectSupport Staff. Beginning wageis $10.14 with an increase aftertraining is completed. Applicationsare available at 306 WMain, Bloomfield, NE, Mon-Fri,8-5. Call (402)373-4358 if youhave any questions or visit ourwebsite at: www.northstarservices.net.2,3cFor SaleFOR SALE: In Coleridge —207 N. Elm, Ranch-Style, 3bdrm.; In Bloomfield — Minimart;In Wausa — 602 E. Webster,3 bdrm. In Pierce — Conveniencestore, bait, tackle. GillRealty & Auction, Bloomfield,402-373-2727.2tfnWindowsFOR SALE: Custom BuiltWindows for older homes. Allstyles available. We install.Please call Therm-O-Loc Windowstoday for a free in-homedemonstration and estimate.402-358-0112. Thank you.48tfnBuyingBUYING JUNK CARS, Pickups,Vans; Running or Not. CallMcLean Auto Salvage, 402-360-0756.48tfnFor RentFOR RENT: One and Twobedroom apartments in Hartington,254-2249 or SkogenCo. 605-263-3941. Rent basedon income. Cedar Villa and PorteCentre are Equal OpportunityProviders.tfn---------------------------FOR RENT: One-bedroomapartment for elderly or personswith disabilities. Porte VillaApartments, Hartington. Rentbased on income, 254-2249 orSkogen Co. 605-263-3941. PorteVilla is an Equal OpportunityProvider.tfnMiscellaneousATTENTION SLEEP APNEASUFFERERS with Medicare. GetFREE CPAP Replacement Suppliesat NO COST, plus FREEhome delivery! Best of all, preventred skin sores and bacterialinfection! Call 877-658-87MB---------------------------SOCIAL SECURITY DISABIL-ITY BENEFITS. WIN or Pay Nothing!Start Your Application InUnder 60 Seconds. Call Today!Contact Disability Group,Inc. Licensed Attorneys & BBBAccredited. Call 877-724-0577MB---------------------------ATTENTION DIABETICS withMedicare. Get a FREE talkingmeter and diabetic testing suppliesat NO COST, plus FREEhome delivery! Best of all, thismeter eliminates painful fingerpricking! Call 866-992-8108MBPersonalCARD OF THANKSThe Cedar County CommunityCaretakers would liketo thank all of the individuals,clubs, businesses, schools andarea churches for all the giftsof food and monetary donationsto the food pantry during theholiday season.Because of so many generouspeople, we were able to prepareover 50 boxes to deliver in ourarea. We are so grateful to livein such a generous community.Thanks again.Food Pantry CoordinatorsRita Moser, Carole NordbyAlice Pommer, Jean Yates3c---------------------------CARD OF THANKSA special thank you for allthe phone calls, cards, memorials,flowers and food. Also to allthose who attended the funeralfor Stephanie Wrick.There's no words that canexpress how much we appreciatedeverything.God Bless!Bruce and Lisa WrickPayge ZuccoMitch Nielsen & MilesJoshua, Samantha Wrick &familyValieda BurnsRod Burns & familyDave and Susan Strivens &familyMike and Joni Burns & family3wg---------------------------CARD OF THANKSWe wish to thank so manypeople who helped make therecent loss of our mother, AgnesGildersleeve, the beautiful andrewarding tribute she deserved.To all who sent cards, flowers,food and made personal calls,thank you.Mother has been cared for inthe ACU of Golden Living Centerfor the last several years andthe care and love she receivedthere by Kyla and her staff waswonderful and gave us greatconfidence and relief when thedecision was made to move herthere. We thank you.This past summer, when herThe Gutter CrewSeamless Aluminum Gutters& Down SpoutsReinforced Miters,One Piece OffsetFREE ESTIMATESCallThe GutterCrew1-800-867-7492 • 402-776-2600Oakdale, NebraskaSHATTERED?days were ending, Asera HospiceService took over her care … andours. We thank her nurse, theaides and all the other Hospicepeople who saw her nearly daily.We also thank the two Aserapastors who were there for herspiritual needs. And how canwe ever thank the staff at theGolden Living Center itself whowere so loving and caring, whohelped cheer her or comfort herwhen she needed it. We are sograteful to all these dedicatedpeople.Thank you also to Rev. GaryKimm, who conducted her funeralservice, to four of Mother’sgranddaughters, who sang sobeautifully at the funeral andher oldest grandson for thetouching reading he presentedand finally thanks to the restof her grandchildren who actedas her pallbearers. We knowMother must have been beamingin Heaven.To the Women’s Fellowshipfrom her church who arrangedand served lunch for family,friends and relatives followingthe funeral, thanks so much.And, of course, thanks to Jerryand Jim Wintz, whose professionalismand compassion gotour family through it all.God bless you all,Marilyn and Ray HegertJim and Marjorie GildersleeveDan and Sharon GildersleeveDenise and Butch McFarlandVicki and Dave Golda3cCEDAR COUNTYCOMMISSIONDecember 11, 2012MinutesThe Cedar County Commissionersmet in the Boardroom ofthe Cedar County Courthouseat 8:30 am and the meeting wascalled to order as advertised,with Marlen Kraemer, DavidMcGregor and Terry Pinkelmananswering roll call. Also presentCounty Clerk David Dowling.Chairman McGregor stated theopen meetings laws are postedon the wall for public inspection.Motion was made by Pinkelmanand seconded by Kraemerto approve the agenda. Motioncarried with a 3 to 0 vote. Motionwas made by Kraemer andseconded by Pinkelman to approvethe minutes from the lastmeeting. Motion carried with a3 to 0 vote.We can fix it for you!Windshield ReplacementRock Chips RepairedSunroofs • Heavy EquipmentTractor Cab GlassFREE Mobile Service • All work insurance approved & guaranteed.Owned & Operated by:Jay NielsenShawn Nielsen(605) 624-8170Public NoticesFASTAUTO GLASS222 W. Main Vermillion • 1-800-286-7835Large selection of used Tractors, Combines & Headers0% Financing for 3 yrs on used bean & corn heads (50 used bean heads & 25 used corn heads)Low rate fi nancing available on used combines (15 used combines, including (4) 9650 STS Contour Master.)Pedersen Machine, IncFamily Owned • Serving SE SD Since 1974Beresford, S.D. • 1-800-763-752130 miles south of Sioux Falls, S.D. on I-29 • 25 minutes from VermillionMost machines can be viewed at ourwebsite: www.pedersenmachine.comHARTINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGMinutesJanuary 7, 2013Motion by Miller, seconded by Steiner, for the Board of Educationto legally convene for the regular January meeting at5:00 p.m. Members present: Jason Dendinger, Colin Kathol,Brenda Steiner, Gerri Jueden, Doug Miller, Ron Pearson. Membersvoting nay: none. Others present: Supt. Anderson, HighSchool Principal Flamig, Business Manager Chrys Koch. Carried:6-0.Notice of meeting was given by publication in the CedarCounty News on January 2, 2013, and the Board of Educationacknowledged by receipt and agenda. Publication and noticeindicated the meeting place, date and time.President Dendinger called the regular January Board Meetingto order at 5:00 p.m.President Dendinger informed all present of the Open MeetingsLaw and pointed out the copy of the Open Meetings LawChapter 84 Article 14 poster on the Board Room wall.Motion by Miller, seconded by Steiner, to approve the consentagenda that includes items #2 regular December 17, 2012,board meeting minutes, #3 Report on School Finances, #4 Approvalof Bills (including those covered by the provisions ofLB 734), and #5 Recognition of Visitors. Members voting aye:Jueden, Miller, Kathol, Steiner, Pearson, Dendinger. Membersvoting nay: none. Carried: 6-0.All Flags, LLC, $49.59, Supplies; AMSAN/Nogg Chemical andPaper, $147.70, Supplies; Appeara, $133.35, Bldg Service; AppleComputer, Inc., $4,790.00, Technology; Avera Sacred HeartMedical Cl, $120.00, Service; Barnhill Piano Service, $80.00,Service; Bloomfield Medical Clinic, $115.00, Service; Bomgaars,$16.93, Supplies; Carhart Lumber Co., $47.50, Supplies; CedarCounty News, $87.56, Advertising; Century Business Products,$1,632.89, Service & Supplies; City of Hartington, $688.88,Utilities; Destination Education, $28.95, Supplies; Dollar General,$7.01, Supplies; edmentum, $269.00, Software; ESU #8,$11.04, Service; Etched Impressions, $37.01, Supplies; FarmersUnion Co-op Gas & Oil, $933.57, Fuel; Garrett Flamig, $120.00,Service; Folkers Brothers Garage Inc, $228.95, Service; KristiFolkers, $2,774.11, Supplies; Food Town, $61.74, Supplies; FPMailing Solutions, $12.00, Service; Harris Computer Systems,$228.10, Supplies; Hartelco, $360.21, Service; HPS Activity Account,$689.17, Reimburse; Jerrys Service, $1,125.15, Fuel;Jostens, $369.16, Supplies; Monica Kathol, $51.50, Supplies;Kruse Hardware, $78.34, Supplies; Linweld, $38.00, Service;Mike's Electric, $85.38, Service; NPPD, $2,822.80, Electricity;Olson's Pest Technicians, $80.00, Service; Payflex, $113.85,Service; Pearson Motor Co, $28.20, Supplies; Plumbing & Electric,$260.00, Supplies; Quill Corporation, $398.35, Supplies; R& B Landtiling & Construction, $85.00, Lease; Scott's, $871.01,Fuel; Sudbeck Heating & Cooling, $163.00, Service & Supplies;U.S. Cellular, $68.36, Service; Postalia $1,000.00 SuppliesMotion by Jueden, seconded by Pearson, to nominate JasonDendinger as president. Members voting aye: Jueden, Kathol,Miller, Pearson, Steiner. Members voting nay: none. Abstaining:Dendinger. Carried: 5-0-1 abstaining.Motion by Pearson, seconded by Dendinger, to nominate ColinKathol as vice president. Members voting aye: Jueden, Miller,Pearson, Steiner, Dendinger. Members voting nay: none.Abstaining: Kathol. Carried: 5-0-1 abstaining.Motion by Kathol, seconded by Jueden, to nominate BrendaSteiner as secretary. Members voting aye: Jueden, Kathol,Miller, Pearson, Dendinger. Members voting nay: none. Abstaining:Steiner. Carried: 5-0-1 abstaining.Motion by Steiner, seconded by Miller, to approve appointments,elections, and designations:a. Appoint Mr. Anderson as official attendance officer forDistrict #8, Hartington, Nebraskab. Business Manager – Treasurer (Chrys Koch)c. District Counsel – to be left to the discretion of Superintendentwith approval of Board, (Attorneys approved: Perry,Guthery, Haase, Gessford, Schultze, Baker, Higgins, Boyd,Olds, and Stevens)d. Official School Depository – (Bank of Hartington, CedarRoad Supt., Carla Schmidtmet to discuss a road in Laureland next to Coleridge that anattorney has asked about beingclosed. Schmidt presented aspread sheet for gravel purchaseby vendor and district.Dave Sudbeck stated hehas no report at this time andthat he recently was visited bythe State Inspector regardingproblem noxious weed locations.Sudbeck said nothing to reporton zoning at this time.Gary Howey representingRC & D updated the board andthanked the board for the supportgiven and asked for continuedsupport of the organization.Howey stated one of the CedarCounty members needs to bereappointed to the board histerm is expiring. Motion wasmade by Kraemer and secondedby Pinkelman reappoint GlenAnderson to the RC & D board asa Cedar County representative.Motion carried with a 3 to 0 vote.Monthly reports were reviewedas presented by theelected officials.Commissioner McGregor reportedon a Public Health meetinghe attended in Wayne andstated that the organization wasjust audited and stated the auditreport, which was presented byMike Pommer.Commissioner Kraemer reportedon recent Region IV govContinued on Page 14Custom Hay GrindingContact Patrick Hoesing402-640-6160NORTHEAST GRINDING LLCPatrick Hoesing87799 564th Ave • Hartington, NE • 402-640-6160Interior & ExteriorPaintingCall Joey Leiseat402-841-15143 Generations of Quality Memorials.Granite Marble BronzeProudly serving Hartingtons ’ families - Since 1883Available through:Wintz Funeral HomesJim Wintz Jerry Wintz(402)254-6547Security Bank of Fordyce, Farmers and Merchants Bank of Hartington,and Security National Bank of Hartington)e. Official Newspaper – Cedar County Newsf. Mr. Anderson as Federal Programs DirectorMembers voting aye: Kathol, Jueden, Miller, Pearson, Steiner,Dendinger. Members voting nay: none. Carried: 6-0.Motion made by Jueden, seconded by Kathol, to approve theannual attendance report (first semester). Members voting aye:Pearson, Jueden, Miller, Kathol, Steiner, Dendinger. Membersvoting nay: none. Carried: 6-0.Motion by Kathol, seconded by Miller to approve the resolutionas read. Members voting aye: Kathol, Jueden, Miller, Pearson,Steiner. Members voting nay: Dendinger. Carried: 5-1.RESOLUTION OF BOARD OF EDUCATIONWHEREAS, Cedar County School District 14-0008, alsoknown as the Hartington Public Schools (the “School District”)owns certain real property located in Cedar County, Nebraska,legally described as:Lot 1-9 and the E 2/3rds of Lots 10, 11 and 12 of Block 60.Original Town of Hartington, Cedar County, Nebraska.WHEREAS, the School District’s Board of Education desiresto sell the Property and has obtained a written appraisal from alicensed real estate appraiser;WHEREAS, Hartington Rural Fire District has offered to purchasethe Property at the appraised value of $50,000.00, Fifth-Thousand Dollars.WHEREAS, the School District’s Board of Education believesit to be in the best interest of the School District to accept theoffer of $50,000.00 to purchase the Property and to sell theProperty to Hartington Rural Fire District on the terms andsubject to the conditions set forth in the Real Estate PurchaseAgreement attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference(the “Agreement”), be it therefore:RESOLVED, the School District’s Board of Education herebyauthorizes, empowers and directs the President of the Boardof Education and the Secretary of the Board of Education toexecute, on behalf of the School District, the Agreement and allother documents contemplated thereby which may be necessaryto complete the sale of the Property to Hartington RuralFire District and the School District’s Board of Education furtherauthorizes, empowers and directs the Officers of the Boardof Education to execute all other documents and take all otheractions which may be necessary to transfer the Property to HartingtonRural Fire District in accordance with the terms andsubject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement.FURTHER RESOLVED, the School District’s Board of Educationhereby approves and consents to the terms set forth in theAgreement. The Board President and Secretary are authorizedto execute the Real Estate Purchase Agreement on behalf ofthe School District, and to take such other steps and executesuch other documents as may be necessary to consummate thetransaction.Said Resolution, having been approved by at least two-thirdsof the members of the Board of Education at a regular meetingof the Board was declared to be adopted on the 7th day ofJanuary, 2013.Next board meeting Monday, February 18 (time to be announced)Motion by Steiner, seconded by Kathol, to adjourn at 5:56p.m. Members voting aye: Pearson, Steiner, Kathol, Jueden,Miller, Dendinger. Members voting nay: none. Carried: 6-0.Brenda Steiner, Secretary3cZNEZ