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rience needed. $10.00 per hour & hiring bonus!Caretech 1-800-991-7006

now hiring full-time farm help in the Holyoke, CO area. Experience in trac-tor driving preferred. Pay based on experience. Call 970.580.1939.

Looking for part-time morn-ing help and full-time coun-ter help at the Rolling Pin Bakery. Please apply in per-son.

We Buy aLuMinuM CanS. WE PAY CASH. 955 BALL ST, SIDNEY. 254-7115.

2 B d r M / 1 - S T u d i o . $400.00 and up. Utilities paid. 254-0913 Remax

Two bedroom duplex rent-ing for $495 now available in Sidney, NE. Income restric-tions apply. Please call Becky at 308-254-0303 for an appointment today! www.perryreid.com/ftsidney. EHO

one and two bedroom apartments at Crest View in Sidney, NE now available. All electric, w/d hookups or central laundry available. Call Becky at 308-254-0303 today! www.perryreid.com/crestview. EHO

Two bedroom furnished apartment available in Sidney, NE. All utilities, including cable and internet provided. Coin laundry avail-able. Short term lease! Call Becky at 308-254-0303 for more information. EHO

office Space in Jones Center, 10th & Toledo, Sidney. 308-249-3035

Multi -Family Garage Sale. Fri.-7am-6pm,Sat. 8am-4pm. 1428 19th Ave.

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AFFORDABLE PRESS Release service. Send your message to 165 newspapers across Nebraska for one low price! Call 1-800-369-2850 or www.nebpress.com for more details.

DISH TV - Best Deal Ever! Only $39.99/month. Plus $14.99/month Internet (where available). Free Streaming. Free Install (up to 6 rooms). Free HD-DVR. Call 1-800-520-9176.

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HEAVY EQUIPMENT Operators including Motor Scraper Operators needed for Grading Contractor. 100% Paid Health Insurance & Simple IRA. Apply to: Commercial Contractors Equipment, 701 NW 27th Street, Lincoln, NE 68528, 402-476-1711, ccei@neb.rr.com, EOE.

SMART SALES and Lease (est. 2001) seeks full-time Account Manager. Work online from home. Competitive hourly wages. Management expe-rience desired. Some eve-nings/weekends. Resume, questions: careers@smart-salesandlease.com.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Director. City of Superior is hiring an Economic Development Director. Full-time position with benefits. Application/description avail-able at: cityofsuperior.org/employmentopportunities. EOE.

HIRING: ASPHALT Construction/Maintenance Foreman. CDL required, 44 hours/week. Vacation, sick leave, health insur-ance. Submit resume: Holt County Road Department, 1806-108th Road, O’Neill, NE 68763.

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CASH-WADISTRIBUTING

825 Hickory St., Sidney(308) 254-4689 Ext. 7321

Class A CDL DriversNo Haz-Mat Required

Home Daily, No Overnights

BENEFITS INCLUDE:Paid Holidays & Vacations, Medical,

Dental, and Life Insurance, 401k

POTTER-DIX PUBLIC SCHOOLS A Class D school district 18 miles west of Sidney,

is accepting applications for the following positions for the 2017-18 school year:

7-12 English

7-12 English/Social Studies

A second endorsement with either area would be beneficial.

Extra-Duty/Coaching assignments are available

with these positions, but are not required.

Letter of application, resume, credentials, and transcripts may be submitted to:

Mike Williams, Superintendent Potter-Dix Public Schools 303 Walnut Dr. P. O. Box 189 Potter, NE 69038 EOE Employer

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKSAuto-Diesel Technician

• Full time/No weekends• Hourly wage plus commission• Benefit pkg

APPLY TODAYSauder’s Automotive

454 Glover Rd Sidney, NErodger@saudersinc.com

We have blank newspaper end rolls for sale. $5 a roll. Used for wrapping, packing, coloring paper, craft paper, picnic table coverings, etc. Pick up at: 817 12th Ave., Sidney.

Sedgwick County Health Center has an opening for a full-time Lab Manager, MT. Must be ASCP Certified or equivalent. Competitive salary and great benefits. Contact Steve Myers or Dave Garnas at (970) 474-3323.

FULL-TIME LAB MANAGER, MT.

Sterling Living Center, Sunset Manor, and Yuma Life Care have openings

RNs • LPNs • CNA

We take care of the people who take care of our residents!

Ask about our employee programs.Email resume to: cdalexus@savasc.com ORSterling Living Center: cdmeza@savasc.comYuma Life Care: cmjedlicka@savasc.comSunset Manor: clburris@savasc.com

POSITIONS OPEN

Milestone Redi-MixLooking for a Mixer Driver. Must have a class B CDL with at least 1 year experience. Current DOT Physical card. Pay depending on experience. Apply in person at Milestone Redi-Mix.

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY, M/F, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, DRUG FREE WORKPLACE EMPLOYER.

Milestone Redi-MixLooking for a Tractor-Trailer Driver. Must have a class A CDL with at least 1 year experience. Current DOT Physical card. Pay depending on experience. Apply in person at Milestone Redi-Mix.

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY, M/F, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, DRUG FREE WORKPLACE EMPLOYER.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO GET INVOLVED IN CITY GOVERNMENT?

The City of Sidney is accepting applications for this VOLUNTEER Board:

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY BOARD

The Committee oversees and makes recommenda-tions to City Council regarding the use of economic development funds in job creation activities. Must be a business professional and a registered voter in Sidney.

See www.cityofsidney.org under “How Do I”

to access application or pick up in

City Manager’s Office, 1115 13th Avenue, Sidney

(308) 254-7002

DEADLINE: May 12, 2017 at 5 p.m. Applications will be accepted at any time for all

Boards vacancies that may occur.

The City of Sidney is accepting applications for a

Water Systems Operator Looking for a motivated, dependable, hardworking person to perform semi-skilled maintenance work in the construction, operation, and repair of City water / sewer facilities and systems. Required: HS diploma or equiv., CDL or ability to obtain CDL Learner’s Permit within 25 days of hire, with a good driving record. Drug testing program.

See www.cityofsidney.org under City News for more

information or contact: Jo Houser at

(308) 254-7002 or jhouser@cityofsidney.org

DEADLINE: 5/19/2017 at 5 p.m. Equal Opportunity Employer

Hiring for Highway Construction in Cheyenne

& Deuel Counties:Class A or B CDL Construction Drivers:

End Dumps, Water Trucks, Belly Dumps

Equipment Operators: Excavator, Loader, Blade,

Compactor & ScraperGreat pay with benefits, health insurance,401 k retirement, holidays & vacations.

Sporer Land Development, Inc. 785/672-4319, Oakley, KS.

www.sporerland.comEqual Opportunity Employer

Leyton HigH ScHooLLeyton School District located 20 miles north of Sidney is accepting applications for the following positions for the 2017-18 school. • Assistant High School Volleyball Coach • Head High School Boys’ Basketball Coach • Assistant High School Boys’ Basketball Coach • Assistant High School Girls’ Basketball Coach

Other employment positions (9-12 Industrial Arts and 9-12 Language Arts)are currently available with these coaching assignments. Assignments will depend on qualifications and experience of the applicant.

Letter of Application, resume, credentials, and transcripts may be submitted to:

Lance Howitt, PrincipalLeyton Public SchoolsPO Box 297Dalton, NE 69141Phone 308-377-2301; Fax 308-377-2304E-mail: lance.howitt@leytonwarriors.org

Help wantedparaprofessional

Creek Valley elementary school, located in Chappell, ne, has a Special Education

paraprofessional position open to begin for the 2017-2018 school year.

Applicants must have a high school diploma. Duties may include working one on one with students having special needs, and offering classroom support in core curricular areas. Activity sponsorship positions may be available. Family Health Insurance provided in addition to a retirement plan. Applications may be picked up at Creek Valley Elementary School, 6th & Hayward in Chappell, NE.

Interested candidates should complete an application and return it to Tessa Fraass, 2017-2018 Elementary Principal, Creek Valley Elementary School, P.O. Box 608, Chappell, NE 69129. You may also submit your information electronically to tessa.fraass@cvsstorm.com. Applications will be accepted until May 15, 2017.

Friday, May 12, 2017 – 9Alegals

www.SUNTELEGRAPH.com

L17-298Notice

In the County Court of Cheyenne County,

NebraskaEstate of Shelly M. Flohr,

DeceasedEstate No. PR16-30

Notice is hereby given that a final account and report of administration and a Petition for complete settlement, adjudication of intestacy, and determina-tion of heirs have been filed and are set for hear-ing in the County Court of Cheyenne County, Nebraska, located at 1000 10th Avenue, Sidney, Nebraska, on May 25, 2017, at 2:00 o’clock, P.M.

/s / B rad ley Flohr______________

Bradley Flohr,P e r s o n a l

Representative/PetitionerP.O. Box 225Potter, NE 69156(308) 672-5493Thomas M. Sonntag,

NSBA #13943SONNTAG, GOODWIN &

LEEF, P.C.1212 Jackson StreetP.O. Box 299Sidney, NE 69162(308) 254-4559[Published in the Sidney Sun-

Telegraph on May 5, 12, 19, 2017] L17-299

NOTICEIN THE COUNTY COURT OF CHEYENNE COUNTY,

NEBRASKAEstate of Jerome N. Lenzen, DeceasedEstate No. PR16-3

Notice is hereby given that a final account and report of administration and a Petition for com-plete settlement, probate of Will, determination of heirs and approval of Real Estate Contracts have been filed and are set for hear-ing in the County Court of Cheyenne County, Nebraska, located at Sidney, Nebraska, on May 25, 2017, at or after 2:30 o’clock p.m.

Patricia R. Hammond, Co-Personal

R e p r e s e n t a t i v e /Petitioner

6720 S. 43rd StreetLincoln, Nebraska 68516(402) 326-0905Stephen C. Lenzen,

Co-PersonalR e p r e s e n t a t i v e /

Petitioner4910 S. 75th StreetLincoln, Nebraska 68516(402) 489-9145Steven F. Mattoon,

NSBA No. 15110Matzke & Mattoon,

L.L.C.P. O. Box 316Sidney, Nebraska

69162-0316(308) 254-5595[Published in the Sidney Sun-

Telegraph on May 5, 12, 19, 2017]

L17-300N O T I C E

A total of 159 cases will be heard by the Board in May, 2017. The fol-lowing cases sentenced in Cheyenne County will be seen by the Board of Parole.

8:30 a.m. May 22, 2017, Nebraska State Penitentiary, Lincoln, Nebraska

Theodore Medina, #82793 (Attempted 2nd Degree Assault; 3rd Degree Assault)

Stanley Russell, #82529 (Operate Motor Vehicle During Revocation)

12:00 p.m. May 30, 2017, Lincoln Correctional Center, Lincoln, Nebraska

Justin J. Warren, #79077 (Possession Methamphetamines; Child Abuse)

ROSALYN COTTON, CHAIR

NEBRASKA BOARD OF PAROLE

[Published in the Sidney Sun-Telegraph on May 12, 2017]

L17-303NOTICE OF PUBLIC

HEARINGNOTICE IS HEREBY

GIVEN, that a PUBLIC HEARING and SPECIAL MEETING of the Village Board of Trustees of the Village of Potter, Nebraska will be held at, 7:00 P.M., Monday, May 22, 2017, at the VILLAGE OFFICE, 922 Sherman. The meeting is open to the Public. The Public Hearing is being held to discuss proposed chang-es to the Zoning Guidelines (Ordinance 275) to add the following Conditional Uses in the Agricultural Zoning District: Rodeos and rodeo type activities, Carnivals and circuses, Fairgrounds, Golf courses and clubhouses customar-ily accessory thereto, min-iature golf, driving ranges and other similar activities operated as a business, Horticulture nurseries and greenhouses, Landscape gardening and landscape contracting businesses, Communication towers and antennas, Shooting ranges, Stables and are-

nas, Roadside field retail stands, and Race tracks, including horse, dog, auto-mobile, and demolition derby’s An agenda for the hearing, kept continu-ously current, is available for Public inspection at the office of the Village Clerk, at 922 Sherman. Except for items of an Emergency nature, the agenda shall not be enlarged later than twenty-four hours before the scheduled commence-ment of the meeting.

The Public is invited to comment at the meeting or to send their comments to the Village of Potter, PO Box 247. Potter, NE 69156. Melissa Waggoner

Village Clerk[Published in the Sidney Sun-

Telegraph on May 12, 2017]

L17-313NOTICE

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF CHEYENNE COUNTY,

NEBRASKAEstate of Robert A. Kuehn,

DeceasedEstate No. PR17-25

Notice is hereby given that, on May 5, 2017, in the County Court of Cheyenne County, Nebraska, Susan G. Danley, whose address is 3222 Richmond Avenue, El Paso, Texas 79930, and Jeffrey L. Kuehn, whose address is 426 MacKenzie Place, Germantown Hills, Illinois 61548, were appointed by the Court as Co-Personal Representatives of the Estate.

Creditors of this Estate must file their claims with this Court on or before July 13, 2017, or be forever barred.

Lori BartlingClerk of the County

Court1000 10th AvenueSidney, Nebraska 69162Steven F. Mattoon,

NSBA No. 15110Matzke & Mattoon,

L.L.C.P. O. Box 316Sidney, Nebraska

69162-0316(308) 254-5595[Published in the Sidney Sun-

Telegraph on May 12, 19, 26, 2017]

L17-314Cheyenne County

Court House May 1, 2017 Sidney, Nebraska The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners and Board of Equalization held an open and public meeting on Monday, May 1, 2017 in the Cheyenne County Commissioners Meeting Room, Cheyenne County Court House, 1000 10th Avenue, Sidney, Nebraska. A notice of this meeting was published in the Sidney Sun-Telegraph, aired on KSID Radio, posted on the bulletin board in the County Court House and on the Cheyenne County web-site. Copies of the agenda were posted on the Court House bulletin board and on the Cheyenne County website, transmitted to each Commissioner and kept current and avail-able to the public at the Office of the County Clerk. Chairman Darrell Johnson called the meeting to order at 8:00 A.M., with the fol-lowing present: Randal D. Miller Commissioner of the First District Darrell J. Johnson Commissioner of the Second District Philip E. Sanders Commissioner of the Third District Beth E. Fiegenschuh County Clerk and Clerk of the Board Everyone present recited the Pledge of Allegiance. County Attorney Paul Schaub was present at the meeting. Chairman Johnson announced a copy of the current Open Meetings Law Act is post-ed on the window imme-diately outside of the Commissioners Meeting Room. The current agenda was reviewed. A motion was made by Sanders, sec-onded by Miller to approve the current agenda as presented. Roll Call: Aye: Sanders, Johnson, Miller. Nay: None. The Minutes of the April 17, 2017 meet-ing were reviewed. A motion was made by Miller, seconded by Sanders to approve the Minutes as written. Roll Call: Aye: Johnson, Miller, Sanders. Nay: None. Abbreviations for claims: Ex (Expenses), Ga (Garnishment), In (Insurance), Mi (Mileage), Re (Retirement), Sa (Salaries), Se (Service), Su (Supplies), Ta (Tax), Ut (Utilities). GENERAL FUND Employee Payroll 94,111.79-Sa; Amateur Sports Promotion 199.00-Su; Americas Best Value Inn & Suites 58.00-Ex; Ameritas 6,495.35-Re; Black Hills Energy 1,701.65-Ut; Brenda Blanke 78.65-Mi; BC/BS 71,874.08-In; Bomgaars Supply 149.18-Su; Jessica Brown 185.65-Mi; Butler Auto Salvage 600.00-

Su; C-Weed Mgmt LLC 4,421.67-Se; CenturyLink 501.37-Ut; Cheyenne Co Clerk 30.00-Ex; Cheyenne Co Clerk 6,975.09-Ta; City of Sidney 7,500.00-Ex; City of Sidney 1,666.67-Ex; City of Sidney 992.44-Ut; Dash Medical Gloves 81.80-Su; Dept Correctional Serv 22,600.58-Se; Rebecca Doby 1,213.95-Se; Heidi Gillespie 110.15-Su; GreatAmerica Financial Serv Corp 190.00-Ex; Total Funds by Hasler 4,000.00-Ex; Loren Hoekema 700.00-Ex; Hometown Leasing 1,421.26-Ex; Inpatient Physician Associates LLC 52.35-Se; Jay Law Office LLC 124.75-Se; Jeff Kasten 5.36-Su; Kevins Custom Electric 249.75-Se; KSID Radio 100.00-Ex; Lyle Kurth 17.50-Re; Matzke & Mattoon LLC 367.50-Se; Rebecca A Napier 1,108.89-Mi/Ex; National Tactical Officers Assoc 730.00-Ex; NE Clerk of District Court Assoc 75.00-Ex; NE Health & Human Serv 363.00-Se; NE Juvenile Justice Assoc 125.00-Ex; NebraskaLand Tire 78.04-Se; Nossaman Petitt Law Firm PC 2,551.11-Se; Panhandle Automotive Group LLC 176.73-Se; Tom Perkins 85.00-Se; Sybil Prosser 309.16-Mi/Su; Public Agency Training Council 295.00-Ex; Regional West Medical Center 9,981.66-Ex; Reynolds Korth & Samuelson PC LLO 3,197.25-Se; Paul B Schaub 117.70-Mi; Schuh Rentals LLC 135.00-Ex; Secretary of State 20.00-Se; Secretary of State Election 20.00-Su; Security First Bank 1,420.47-In; Sirchie

48.50-Su; Sonntag Goodwin Leef PC 85.00-Se; SRMC 1,100.00-Ex; Rick Stuart CAE CDEI 244.44-Se; Thomson Reuters 514.47-Ex; Verizon Wireless 297.04-Se; Western Pathology Consultants PC 1,000.00-Se; WiMacTel 60.00-Ex; Wolf Auto Center Sidney LLC 299.74-Se; Woods & Aitken LLP 252.00-Se. TOTAL: $ 253,466.14. ROAD FUND Employee Payroll 34,205.27-Sa; Ameritas 2,308.89-Re; Richard Bartling 530.84-In; Baum Hydraulics Co 15.22-Ex; Black Hills Energy 978.72-Ut; BC/BS 35,780.02-In; Bomgaars 184.11-Su; Charter Commun 79.99-Se; Cheyenne Co Clerk 2,537.15-Ta; City of Sidney 677.98-Ut; Cornhusker International Trucks Inc 197.47-Su; Betty Dykman 285.75-Ex; E&S Supply 739.68-Su; Finneys 232.96-Su; Doug Hart 372.36-Mi; Hometown Leasing 138.47-Ex; Ideal Linen 63.56-Su; Napa Auto 412.59-Su; NE Machinery Co 3,229.85-Su; NebraskaLand Tire 5,957.92-Se; Norma Phelps 484.50-Ex; Red Barn Shop 2,400.00-Se; SA Foster Lumber 17.98-Su; Colleen Terman 19.26-Mi; Village of Dalton 64.05-Ut. TOTAL: $ 91,914.59. VISITORS FUND Employee Payroll 1,896.40-Sa; Ameritas 128.01-Re; Black Hills Energy 122.67-Ut; BC/BS 2,322.58-In; Bluesoho 7,305.00-Se; Charter Commun 160.61-Se; Cheyenne Co Clerk 140.68-Ta; Hal Enevoldsen 153.01-Mi; Equine Network 600.00-Se; Heather Hausmann 143.38-Mi; Nebraska Life Magazine 900.00-Se; Potter Lions Club 2,000.00-Ex; Sidney Sun Telegraph 7.95-Se. TOTAL: $ 15,880.29. VISITOR IMPROVEMENT FUND City of Sidney 2,083.33-Ex; Nebraska Print Works 382.33-Su. TOTAL: $ 2,465.66. FAIR SINKING FUND Nebraska Fire Sprinkler 21,200.00-Ex. TOTAL: $ 21,200.00. E911 FUND Employee Payroll 14,165.84-Sa; Ameritas 956.20-Re; BC/BS 11,185.24-In; CenturyLink 178.50-Ut; CenturyLink 8.50-Ut; Charter Commun 206.02-Se; Cheyenne Co Clerk 1,053.19-Ta; Heidi Gillespie 380.39-Mi; Optimal Phone Interpreters 50.00-Ex; Viaero Wireless 122.69-Se. TOTAL: $ 28,306.57. WIRELESS 911 SERVICE FUND CenturyLink 327.23-Ut. TOTAL: $ 327.23. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT FUND Employee Payroll 3,503.61-Sa; Ameritas 239.75-Re; Kay L Anderson 325.00-Se; BC/BS 3,547.36-In; Cheyenne Co Clerk 253.00-Ta; DP Electronics 18.97-Su; E&S Inc 112.79-Su; Finneys 36.98-Su; Evie Flessner 44.41-Mi; Mahlon Gingerich 325.00-Se; Adam Hayward 325.00-Se; Joe P Quinn 325.00-Se; SYNCB/Amazon 846.81-Su; Western Observer 7.20-Se. TOTAL: $ 9,910.88.

A motion was made by Sanders, seconded by Miller to approve and pay all claims as stated above. Delinquent taxes were deducted where owing. Roll Call: Aye: Miller, Sanders, Johnson. Nay: None. Under correspondence, the Clerk read a letter into the record from Chris Harrifeld, Field Representative from Jail Standards. The annu-al inspection of the jail facility will be held on June 13, 2017. Next, the Clerk read a letter from Cathy Armstead, Neptune & Company, Inc., and Doug Gillespie, Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services, which stated that Union Oil Company of California had voluntarily conducted inspections and abatement activities along the former Arapahoe Pipeline Corridor in Kimball and Cheyenne Counties. Roger Conley, Building and Grounds Superintendent, updated the Board on department activities. Superintendent Conley presented a pro-posal from Kevin’s Custom Electric for electrical repair at the fairgrounds. The repair included installing a terminal box, refeeding the existing load center and installing a separate disconnecting means for the carnival hookup at the fairgrounds in the amount of $1,350.00. This repair will be addressed in the 2017-2018 budget. The sale of the surplus equip-ment of the County was discussed. No action was taken at this time. Eugene Nienhueser addressed the Board regarding the use of the camping facilities at the fairgrounds. A dis-cussion followed. A motion was made by Miller to allow camping at the fairgrounds by individuals renting the 4-H, Exhibit and/or Pavilion buildings for an event and when such event has been approved by the County Commissioners; and, camping will only be allowed by individuals involved with such County-approved event and will be permissible only on the dates the building(s) are being rented. Also, there will be no hookups to the electricity, water or sewer permitted. There is no designated parking area; however, there will be no parking inside the Pavilion building and no tents will be allowed. Sanders seconded the motion. Roll Call: Aye: Sanders, Johnson, Miller. Nay: None. Brad Zalesky, Fair Board member, appeared before the Board to discuss an informal quote to relo-cate the power pole at the fairgrounds. Present for this discussion were Gerald Frerichs, Anita and Gerald Pennel and Jason Juracek. Mr. Zalesky stated he had discussed the mat-ter with the Wheat Belt Public Power District Board. Zalesky further stated that there would be no cost to the County to relocate the power pole. No action was taken at this time. Mr. Zalesky informed the Board that he would not be speaking, at this time, as to the informal quote to enlarge the arena at the fairgrounds. Mr. Zalesky discussed the use of the arena by the Sidney Cycle Association to hold a motocross race during the Cheyenne County Fair. He stated the Association carried its own insur-ance and waivers and the members of the Cycle Association would restore the arena to its previous condition prior to the 4-H Horse show at 9:00 A.M., the following day. Due to the time constraints to restore the condition of the arena, Commissioner Miller suggested the Fair Board members discuss the matter with the Cycle Association members and select another date. There was no Informal quote to repair damage to the arena lighting. Gerald Frerichs, President of the Fair Board, updated the Commissioners on Fair Board activities. Gerald Pennel, Fair Board mem-ber, spoke to the Board regarding door locks on some of the fair buildings. At the February 21, 2017 Commissioners meeting, Mr. Pennel was directed by the Commissioners to rekey locks on some of the fair buildings. After a

d i s c u s s i o n , Commissioner Miller sug-gested that a meeting be arranged to discuss the door locks. Included in the meeting with Commissioner Miller would be Sheriff John Jenson, Building and Grounds Superintendent Roger Conley, County Attorney Paul Schaub

and Fair Board members Gerald Frerichs and Gerald Pennel. The meeting was scheduled for Tuesday, May 2nd at 6:00 P.M., in the County Commissioners meeting room. At 9:00 A.M., a motion was made by Sanders, seconded by Miller to go into executive session for a strategy ses-sion regarding real estate purchases. Roll Call: Aye: Johnson, Miller, Sanders. Nay: None. Present in executive session were County Attorney Schaub, Clerk Fiegenschuh and Treasurer Scott. At 9:20 A.M., a motion was made by Miller, seconded by Sanders to go out of execu-tive session. Roll Call: Aye: Miller, Sanders, Johnson. Nay: None. Highway Superintendent Doug Hart, presented an Agreement for professional engineer-ing services regarding the asphalt overlay of approxi-mately 3 miles of County Road 46 from County Road 125 to County Road 131 and an Agreement for professional engineering services regarding con-struction of a double 12’ x 12’ reinforced concrete box culvert on County Road 109 approximately 1⁄4 mile south of County Road 38. The cost of the asphalt overlay project was $53,139.00. The cost of the box culvert project was $25,583.00. A motion was made by Miller, seconded by Sanders to approve the Agreement for the asphalt overlay project in the amount of $53,139.00 as above described. Roll Call: Aye: Sanders, Johnson, Miller. Nay: None. Next, a motion was made by Miller, seconded by Sanders to approve the Agreement for the box culvert project in the amount of $25,583.00 as above described. Roll Call: Aye: Johnson, Miller, Sanders. Nay: None. Superintendent Hart updat-ed the Board on road activi-ties. Larry Nelson previous-ly spoke to Superintendent Hart regarding the con-dition of a County road. A motion was made by Johnson, seconded by Sanders to put this item on the Agenda for the May 15, 2017 Commissioners meeting. Roll Call: Aye: Miller, Sanders, Johnson. Nay: None. At 9:45 A.M., Chairman Johnson declared the public hear-ing open to review and consider approval of the One and Six Year Road Improvement Plan. Highway Superintendent Hart explained the One and Six Year Road Improvement Plan. There was a discus-sion. There were no mem-bers of the public pres-ent and no objections were heard. A motion was made by Sanders, sec-onded by Miller to adopt Resolution 2017-8 approv-ing the One and Six Year Road Improvement Plan as reviewed. Roll Call: Aye: Sanders, Johnson, Miller. Nay: None. A complete copy of the Resolution as adopted is on file at the Office of the County Clerk. At 9:55 A.M., Chairman Johnson declared the pub-lic hearing closed. Next, the Board considered selling the surplus weed chemi-cals to Cris Burks d/b/a C-Weed Management. Cris Burks was present for the discussion. Burks pre-sented a proposal for the purchase of the unopened chemicals in the amount of $2,480.39. A motion was made by Miller, sec-onded by Sanders to sell the unopened chemi-cals to Cris Burks d/b/a C-Weed Management in the amount of $2,480.39. Any opened chemicals will be disposed of as direct-ed by the Commissioners. Commissioner Miller will meet with Burks regard-ing the disposition of the chemicals. Roll Call: Aye: Johnson, Miller, Sanders. Nay: None. Assessor Sybil Prosser updated the Board on the Assessor’s activi-ties. The Board discussed the County Blue Cross/Blue Shield health insur-ance plan. A motion was made by Miller, seconded by Sanders to table this matter until the May 15th meeting. Roll Call: Aye: Miller, Sanders, Johnson. Nay: None. There were no comments from the public.

There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 10:40 A.M. Dated this 1st day of May 2017. ___________

Darrell J. Johnson, Chairman _________

Philip E. Sanders, Vice-Chairman ____________Randal D. Miller, Member ATTEST: ____________ Beth E. Fiegenschuh, Cheyenne County Clerk

[Published in the Sidney Sun-Telegraph on May 12, 2017]

L17-315IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF CHEYENNE COUNTY,

NEBRASKASchumacher Electric,

LLC, a Nebraska Case No. CI17- 52

Limited Liability Company, and Best Plumbing,

Heating and Cooling, LLC, a Nebraska

Limited Liability Company, NOTICE

vs. Tri-State Builders, LLC,

a Nebraska Limited Liability Company; Carl

Larson; Great Western Bank; Jason Juracek;

and John Doe and Jane Doe, real names unknown,

Defendants. TO: Tri-State Builders, LLC, a Nebraska Limited Liability Company; Carl Larson; Great Western Bank; Jason Juracek; and John Doe and Jane Doe, real names unknown;

You are hereby notified that on the 12th day of April, 2017, the Plaintiffs, Schumacher Electric, LLC, a Nebraska Limited Liability Company, and Best Plumbing, Heating and Cooling, LLC, a Nebraska Limited Liability Company, filed their Complaint in the District Court of Cheyenne County, Nebraska, the object and prayer of which is to determine an Order of Foreclosure of the Liens and for judgment against Defendant, Tri-State Builders, LLC, a Nebraska limited liability company, with the sole Manager and Managing Member of said limited liability company, Carl Larson, in the amount of:

Schumacher Electric, LLC $3,757.33

Best Plumbing, Heating and Cooling, LLC $4,349.88

due to Plaintiffs, plus allowable prejudgment interest thereon and for post judgment interest thereon and for Plaintiff’s costs incurred for such other relief as the Court deem just and equitable.

You must file an appro-priate written response or answer to this Petition within thirty (30) days after service, being thirty (30) days from May 26, 2017. Upon your failure to do so, the Court may enter a judgment for the relief demanded in the Petition.

Schumacher Electric, LLC, a Nebraska Limited Liability Company, and Best Plumbing, Heating and Cooling, LLC, a Nebraska Limited Liability Company, Plaintiffs

By: Kendra A. Strommen, NSBA No. 24324

For: Matzke & Mattoon, LLC

907 Jackson StreetP. O. Box 316Sidney, Nebraska

69162-0316(308) 254-5595Attorneys for Plaintiffs[Published in the Sidney Sun-

Telegraph on May 12, 19, 26, 2017]

L17-316IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF CHEYENNE COUNTY,

NEBRASKASchumacher Electric,

LLC, a Nebraska Case No. CI17-53

Limited Liability Company, and Best Plumbing,

Heating and Cooling, LLC, a Nebraska

Limited Liability Company,

Plaintiffs, NOTICE vs.

AMC, LLC, a South Dakota Limited Liability

Company; Carl Larson; Great Western Bank;

Jason Juracek; and John Doe and Jane Doe, real names unknown, Defendants. TO: AMC, LLC, a South Dakota Limited Liability Company; Carl Larson; Great Western Bank; Jason Juracek; and John Doe and Jane Doe, real names unknown;

You are hereby notified that on the 12th day of April, 2017, the Plaintiffs, Schumacher Electric, LLC, a Nebraska Limited Liability Company, and Best Plumbing, Heating and Cooling, LLC, a Nebraska Limited Liability Company, filed their Complaint in the District Court of Cheyenne County, Nebraska, the object and prayer of which is to determine an Order of Foreclosure of the Liens and for judgment against Defendant, AMC, LLC, a South Dakota limited liabil-ity company, with the sole Manager and Managing Member of said limited liability company, Carl Larson, in the amounts of:

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10A – Friday, May 12, 2017 legals

LEGAL NOTICE / CLASS AD DEADLINES

308-254-2818

Please send legals to

legals@suntelegraph.com

and classifieds to

classifieds@suntelegraph.com

For Publication on:-Notice Must Be Received By:Wednesday...................................... 3:00 P.M. FridayFriday .........................................3:00 P.M. Tuesday

Schumacher Electric, LLC $3,756.00

Best Plumbing, Heating and Cooling, LLC $3,830.00;

due to Plaintiffs, plus allowable prejudgment interest thereon and for post judgment interest thereon and for Plaintiff’s costs incurred for such other relief as the Court deem just and equitable.

You must file an appro-priate written response or answer to this Petition within thirty (30) days after service, being thirty (30) days from May 26, 2017. Upon your failure to do so, the Court may enter a judgment for the relief demanded in the Petition.

Schumacher Electric, LLC, a Nebraska Limited Liability Company, and Best Plumbing, Heating and Cooling, LLC, a Nebraska Limited Liability Company, Plaintiffs

By: Kendra A. Strommen, NSBA No. 24324

For: Matzke & Mattoon, LLC

907 Jackson StreetP. O. Box 316Sidney, Nebraska

69162-0316(308) 254-5595Attorneys for Plaintiffs[Published in the Sidney Sun-

Telegraph on May 12, 19, 26, 2017]

L17-318NOTICE OF MEETINGNotice is hereby given

that a meeting of the Tree Board of the City of Sidney, NE, will be held at 12:00 p.m. on 5/16/2017, at 1115 13th Avenue, Sidney, 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 City Clerk in the Municipal Building.

G.F. Anthony, City Clerk[Published in the Sidney Sun-

Telegraph on May 12, 2017]

L17-320SIDNEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Regular Board MeetingMay 8, 2017

President Von Seggern called the regular meet-ing to order at 5:31 p.m. with the following mem-bers present: Thomas Von Seggern, Brandon Brown, Randall Flamig, Doug Means, Brenda Smith, Superintendent Jay Ehler and Secretary Deanna Kantor.

Means moved, seconded by Smith, to excuse board member Steve Mattoon. Roll call vote: Aye 5, Nay 0. Motion carried.

Smith moved, second-ed by Flamig, to approve the minutes of the Regular Board Meeting on April 10, 2017. Roll call vote: Aye 5, Nay 0. Motion carried.

Flamig moved, seconded by Means, to approve the option enrollment requests of Lorien DeMasters, Drake DeMasters, Erik Beyer, Austin Pace, Kaleb Pace, Biff Durkee, Monro Stewart and Grace Michelman. Roll call vote: Aye 5, Nay 0. Motion carried.

Eric Packer from Dairy Queen presented a dona-tion check to Sidney Public Schools Special Education department which was from funds raided dur-ing an event supporting Autism Awareness Month.

Smith moved, second-ed by Brown, to recog-nize and commend Kaitlyn Pile, grade 7; Kaylee Eddy, grade 8; Paul Houser, grade 9; Trey Arellano, grade 10; Dru Rowan, grade 11; Austin Sanders, grade 12 as Students of the Month for April 2017. Roll call vote: Aye 5, Nay 0. Motion carried.

Flamig moved, second-ed by Means, to recognize the Spring Academic All State Performers: James Riva, Cameron Baldwin, Music; Cameron Baldwin, Conner Dormann, Golf;

Natalie Radcliffe, Charlie Brockhaus, Girls Track; Mitchell Porter, Derek Robb, Boys Track. Roll call vote: Aye 5, Nay 0. Motion carried.

Means moved, second-ed by Flamig, to approve the bills payable. Roll call vote: Aye 5, Nay 0. Motion carried.

Smith moved, second-ed by Brown, to approve the financial reports. Roll call vote: Aye 5, Nay 0. Motion carried.

Means moved, second-ed by Smith, to approve the resignations of Jane Ahlschwede and Keelyn Hubbard effective at the end of the current school year. Roll call vote: Aye 5, Nay 0. Motion carried.

Means moved, second-ed by Brown, to approve the bid from Wieser Construction for snow removal for the 2017-2018 school year. Roll call vote: Aye 5, Nay 0. Motion car-ried.

Smith moved, second-ed by Flamig, to approve the 2017-2018 teach-ing contracts for Victoria Ingram, Kelsey Carwin, Jeremee Jones, Micahla Beyer, Amber Burnett and Rochelle Sadler. Roll call vote: Aye 5, Nay 0. Motion carried.

Brown moved, seconded by Means, to approve the Overnight Travel Requests of the Football team, the Cross Country team, the Boys Basketball team, the Girls Basketball team, and FBLA. Roll call vote: Aye 5, Nay 0. Motion carried.

Smith moved, second-ed by Means, to approve the Base bid from Twin City Roofing for roofing the Middle School for the amount of $108,960.00. Roll call vote: Aye 5, Nay 0. Motion carried.

A discussion was held regarding the implemen-tation of Knox Boxes at Sidney Public Schools.

Comments from the public were presented by Melinda Beyer.

Board Members, Doug Means and Brenda Smith presented their reports.

Principals Chris Arent, Brandon Ross, Sheri Ehler and Belinda Westfall and Special Education coordi-nator, Angie Jacobsen pre-sented their reports.

Superintendent Jay Ehler presented his report.

The next regular meet-ing of the Sidney Board of Education will be held on Monday, June 12, 2017 at 5:30 p.m.

Meeting adjourned at 7:05 p.m.

Bills Payable are public record and can be viewed at the Administration office located at 1101 21st Ave or on our school website: HYPERLINK “http://www.sidneyraiders.org” www.sidneyraiders.org under the Administration tab.

Deanna Kantor, Secretary

Board of Education[Published in the Sidney Sun-

Telegraph on May 12, 2017]

L17-321REGULAR MEETING

May 1, 2017The Lodgepole Village

Board of Trustees con-vened in regular and open session at 7:00 PM in the Lodgepole town hall, at 814 Sheldon, Lodgepole, NE. Present were: Alan Runge, Justin Misegadis, Bret Bondegard and RJ Savely. Also present were J. Leef, Bo Bonn, Bill Christenson, Steve Kuntz, Richard Teague, Bill Taylor, Matt Lofton and Tammy Sherman.

Runge informed the public of the location of the open meetings act poster on the bulletin board in the entry way of the town hall.

A motion by Savely; seconded by Bondegard to approve the minutes of the April 3rd, 2017

meeting as printed; Misegadis, Runge, Savely,

and Bondegard voting yes, none voting no, Dishman absent,

motion approved.A motion by Savely

seconded by Misegadis to accept the treasurer’s report and the following bills; Misegadis,

Savely, Runge and Bondegard voting yes, none voting no, Dishman absent, motion approved.

General Fund: M i l l e r Office 114.98; Dalton Telephone 82.82; Payroll Tax 3,799.49; Ideal Linen 108.65; NE Unemployment tax 58.92; NE Dept. of Rev 1,439.99; Sun-Telegraph 110.74; Law Office of J Leef 350.00; FVC 29.88; IRA 50.00; Library: Electric transfer 176.10; Payroll 831.72; Sewer Fund: Wheat Belt 96.86; FVC 29.88; Electric Transfer 29.21; Payroll 1023.53; Water Fund: Wheat Belt 242.93; Dalton Telephone 62.67; NE Public Health Environmental Lab 15.00; Diamondback 5,000.00; FVC 29.88; NW Pipe 135.67; US Postal Service 95.05; Midwest Lab 27.54; J. Leef 450.00; Utility Service 2,036.06; Electric Transfer 22.00; Payroll 1529.79; Electric Fund: NE Dept. of Rev 1,858.06; FVC 29.88; Black Hills Energy 66.63; WAPA 746.81; NPPD 11,934.29; Wheat Belt 4,603.19; Kriz-Davis Co 530.69; Dutton-Lainson 841.20; US Postal Service 281.00; Payroll 2858.00; Parks: FVC 29.88; Electric transfer 339.55; NE Dept. of Agriculture 90.00; Kurtzer’s 81.43; Dan Markel 239.50; Sandy Runge 900.00; Walmart 55.88; Sean Jeppson 500.00; Payroll 901.08; Sanitation: City of Sidney 689.00; FVC 143.85; JR’s Mobile Repair 180.00; Payroll 837.48; Roads: FVC 66.04; Black Hills Energy 35.54; Electric transfer 1,515.23; Bob’s Welding 150.00; Spic & Span Cleaners 1,604.00; JD Financial 20.05; Cheyenne Co Hwy Dept. 305.50; Farm Plan 110.98; Payroll 1976.90; Community Hall: Dalton Telephone 50.05; Black Hills Energy 60.01; Electric transfer 133.99; Payroll 55.10; Fire Hall: Dearborn Life Ins. 106.64; Black Hills Energy 113.14; Dalton Telephone 50.05; Electric transfer 171.58; Cemetery: Payroll 280.80; Total $53,522.36.

Public Comments: Teague address the Board regarding barking dogs and better enforcement options.

Geo Spec Drilling, Bo Bonn and Bill Christenson presented information on well rehabilitation as a pos-sible solution to help the arsenic level in the water. After a discussion, Taylor and Lofton will gather information and send it to Geo Spec to determine if this option would be fea-sible for Lodgepole.

At 8:12 PM a motion by Savely, seconded by Misegadis to go into execu-tive session to the pur-pose reviewing past due accounts. At 8:23 PM a motion by Bondegard, sec-onded by Savely to come out of executive session, Runge, Savely, Bondegard and Misegadis voting yes, none voting no, Dishman absent, motion passed.

Reports were heard from the village attorney, sewer & water department, parks, sanitation, roads, fire hall, community hall and clerk.

A motion by Savely, seconded by Misegadis to accept with regret the res-ignation of Eric Dishman from the Village Board of Trustee due to relocation; Runge, Misegadis, Savely and Bondegard voting yes, none voting no; Dishman absent, motion passed. Letters of interest for the Board opening will be

accepted until May 26th. Anyone interested in the position may submit a let-ter of interest to: Village of Lodgepole; Attn: Board Chairman, PO Box 266, Lodgepole, NE 69149.

Other items for discus-sion; Savely pointed out some interesting articles in Municipal Review maga-zine.

At 8:29 PM a motion by Savely, seconded by Bondegard to adjourn the meeting, Savely, Misegadis, Runge and Bondegard vot-ing yes, none voting no, motion passed. The next meeting will be June 5, 2017 @ 7:00 PM at 814 Sheldon Street, Lodgepole, NE. T. Sherman, Clerk

[Published in the Sidney Sun-Telegraph on May 12, 2017]

L17-322ORDINANCE NO. 1789AN ORDINANCE OF

THE CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA, RELATING TO SANITARY SEWER SERVICE RATES, EFFECTIVE DATE OF RATES, AMENDING SECTION 1045.31 OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA; AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION.

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

SECTION 1SECTION 1045.31

CHARGES(A) Unless the context

specifically indicates other-wise, as used in this sec-tion:

(1) “Normal domes-tic wastewater” means wastewater that has a bio-chemical oxygen demand concentration of not more than 200 mg/l, a total sus-pended solids concentra-tion of not more than 240 mg/l and a total nitrogen concentration of not more than 40 mg/l.

(2) “Operation and Maintenance” means all expenditures during the useful life of the treat-ment works for materials, labor, utilities and other items which are necessary for managing and main-taining the sewage works to achieve the capacity and performance for which such works were designed and constructed.

(3) “Rep lacement ” means expenditures for obtaining and installing equipment, accessories or appurtenances which are necessary during the useful life of the treatment works to maintain the capacity and performance for which such works were designed and constructed.

(4) “Residential con-tributor” means any con-tributor to the treatment works whose lot, parcel of real estate or building is used for domestic dwelling purposes only, and is not a multi-family unit or used for mixed purposes.

(5) “Sewer use charge” means the charge which is levied in a propor-tional and adequate man-ner for the cost of opera-tion, maintenance and replacement of the waste-water treatment works.

(6) “Useful life” means the estimated peri-od during which a treat-ment works will be oper-ated.

(7) “Water meter” means a water volume measuring and recording device, furnished and/or installed by the City, or fur-nished and/or installed by a user and approved by the City.

(B) The total sewer charge shall consist of a customer charge as fol-lows:

(1) The residential customer charge is six-teen dollars ($16.00) per month. The above rate is effective July 1, 2017.

(2) The commercial customer charge is:

Yearly usage (1,000’s

of gallons) Monthly base charge:

6,000 or more $2501200 or more $125240 or more $60239 or less $25The above rates shall

be effective no sooner than July 1, 2017

(3) Sewer use charg-es:

a)For residential cus-tomers, the monthly charge for the twelve months following March 1 of each year shall be based on average water used during the preced-ing months of December, January and February for that property. Adjustments will be considered for bro-ken underground water service lines, provided written proof of repair is provided to the Water/Sewer Superintendent. Until consumptive history is properly established, and for previously unoccupied residential properties, the monthly charge shall be based on typical residen-tial consumption of 3,000 gallons.

SEWER USAGE RATE SCHEDULE

Monthly Sewer UsageCharge Per 1,000

Gallons First 30,000 Gallons$1.80Next 30,000 Gallons

(30,001 to 60,000 Gallons)$2.00Next 30,000 Gallons

(60,001 to 90,000 Gallons)$2.25Next 50,000 Gallons

(90,001 to 140,000 Gallons)

$2.50Next 50,000 Gallons

(140,001 to 190,000 Gallons)

$2.75Next 50,000 Gallons

(190,001 to 240,000 Gallons)

$3.00Any amount above

240,000 Gallons$3.00This charge shall be

effective no sooner than July 1, 2017

b)The minimum charge per month is the customer charge.

c)If the concentration of wastes from any user exceeds 200 mg/l B.O.D. or 240 mg/l T.S.S. or 35 mg/l T.N.,such user will be subject to a surcharge. The surcharge shall be based on that amount of waste which exceeds the following concentrations. Effective October 1, 2014, the charge shall be at the following rates:

B.O.D. $0.18 per poundT.S.S. $0.20 per poundT.N. $0.70 per pound(C) The sewer service

charges prescribed by this section shall be collected at the same time, in the same manner and by the same officers as the water charg-es are collected by the City and shall be included on the same billing or state-ment that is used for the billing for water services.

(D) Each sewer ser-vice charge prescribed by this section shall be a lien upon the premises or real estate on which, or for which, the sewer service was used or sup-plied from and after the time such amounts are delinquent, as provided in Section 1040.01. The City Manager shall, on June 1 of each year, or at such other times during the Municipal year that he or she deems it necessary to protect the interests of the City, report to Council a list of all unpaid accounts due for sewer service, together with a description of the premises or real estate on which or for which the sewer service was used or supplied. Such report shall be examined and, if approved by Council, shall be certified by the Clerk-Treasurer to the County Clerk giving the amounts due and the description

of such premises or real estate. Such amounts shall be certified, assessed, collected and returned in the same manner as other Municipal taxes. Such sewer service charges are also the personal liability of the owner of such premises or real estate and may also be recovered by the City in an action at law by the City against such owner. When any sewer service charge becomes delinquent for nonpayment, water service and sewer service of such user may be disconnected until payment is made and a reconnection charge of sixty dollars ($60.00) is paid.

(E) There are hereby established the required accounts for the purpose of managing the revenues derived and to be derived from the City’s sanitary sewerage system. A separate account, to be known as the “Operating and Maintenance Account,” shall be established for the purpose of paying the operation and maintenance costs of the wastewater works. Funds required for this account shall take precedence to ensure sat-isfactory operation of the system. An account to be known as the “Repair and Replacement Account” shall be established for the purpose of repair-ing or replacing portions of the works. Deposits shall be allowed to accrue without a maximum limit. Other accounts as estab-lished by a bond ordinance shall receive deposits as required in the ordinance.

(F) Sewer use rates shall be reviewed and revised as necessary to keep revenues reasonably in balance with anticipated expenditures. This review shall include an analysis of the balance credited to the “Repair and Replacement Account,” such that suf-ficient funds are accrued to provide for the expect-ed replacement costs of the wastewater works. Adequate funds shall con-tinue the fair and equitable distribution of all costs to all users of the system.

(G) Excess funds shall be carried forward from year to year in the respec-tive accounts. Funds transferred from other sources for temporary shortages in the Operation and Maintenance or Repair and Replacement Accounts shall be returned to those respective Accounts upon adjustment of user charge rates. The rates shall be adjusted such that the funds transferred will be returned to their respective accounts in the fiscal year following the year in which the funds were transferred.

(H) Any user dis-charging toxic pollutants to the system shall pay for such increased costs of managing the effluent or sludge by the treat-ment works. Charges shall be as deemed necessary by the City to recover the increased costs.

SECTION 2 – ORDINANCES REPEALED

That Section 1045.31 of the codified Ordinances of the City of Sidney, Nebraska, 1977, as the same currently exist, be and hereby is repealed and replaced by Section 1 set forth above.

SECTION 3 – PUBLICATION

This Ordinance shall be published in The Sidney Sun Telegraph.

This ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage at the time provided by law.

PASSED AND APPROVED this 9th day of May, 2017.

/s/ JOE ARTERBURN, MAYOR

ATTEST: /s/ G.F. ANTHONY, CITY CLERK

[Published in the Sidney Sun-Telegraph on May 12, 2017]

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