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Page 2 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Friday, May 17, 2013

The Norton Andbe Homeis

acknowledging

byCelebrating Our Staff and 73 Residents

We greatly appreciate all the support we get from our board members,volunteers, area businesses and the Norton Community

NURSING STAFF:Clorisa Abel

Wendy AdamsonCarla Britton

Melissa DelimontMelisa Fowler

Karen GebhardWanda GrahamBethany Greeson

Tamara HaussermannRachel Hickman

Alasia KenneyDonna KentfieldHeidi Lane-Davis

JoAnn LongLorraine McClain

Donna MillanGina Miller

Ed O’RourkeJoyce Rima

Oneta WalkerAllie Whitt

LeAnn WyattEurika AbarcaMegan ArehartNancy ArehartAshley BaileyMarissa BakerVicki BakerLelani Bell

Brenda BrakeDiana Brown

Warren ByrumTeresa Case

Cassy ChestnutChelsey EberleJessica Ebner

Tracy EngelhardtMelanie Ewing

Sabrina Field-Pirotte

Melissa GalvanJordyn GosselinLouisa GosselinBrian Hartman

Leann HendersonSheena Herrick

Joan HesslerStephanie Johnson

Karen KitzkeAlexis LivelyCassie LowryCindy MarshAshley McGee

Klarchen McKenzieRaquel NairnKandy ParkerKayla PetersonCarla Pharis

Danielle ReavesKathy Runnion

Christy RutherfordElaine SchukmanAlisha Simmons

Wendy SloanTanya SnyderJames Stark

Kynzie StevensTonya Stoll

Merecdes ThomasMichelle Thompson

Adrienne VacuraLaurie VseteckaCrystal White

Kellie WhittenburgAmanda WiltfongCarolyne Wiseman

RESIDENTRESOURCES:Natasha GordonDarlene McEwen

Libby FortADMINISTRATION

STAFF:Nancy McGinnisBecky Hopson

JoLynn LockhartBradena Stagemeyer

DIETARY:James Anderson

Makayla CadwaladerJerry Clason

Cheryl CrumbakerSkylar Davis

Ashley HildebrandEvadean Huff

Heather LawsonTiffany LyndMary MannMolly ScottBrian Siard

Bonnie SweigartAllen Szabo

Jessica WhiteErica WildmanLAUNDRY/

HOUSEKEEPING:Kathy Beckman

Nathan BeckmanAngela FooteEllen Gibson

Jake HarringtonKathy Lindsay

Theresa PhillippiBelinda Turman

MAINTENANCE:Christopher Andrews

Chance McGinnisFord Wiltrout

Guess Who is CelebratingHer 90th Birthday?

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Cards will reach her at:506 West Crane, Norton, Kansas 67654

Donna M. Roberts was born May 23, 1923 to George H. Madden and Elva M. (Ellis) Madden in Norton. She grew up in Norton and attended the Norton Schools graduating in 1942.

She worked in the work force for sev-eral years, Vendo (Defense Plant) and Allstate Ins. in Kansas City, Mo., Rocky Mountain Farmers Union Insurance and Central Bank and Trust in Denver, CO., and Ideal Truck Lines, Norton. She mar-ried Vernon D. Roberts August 17, 1963 in the Christian Church, McCook, NE. They made their home in Norton.

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O b i t u a r i e sCarolyn L. DeBatesMarch 21, 1941 - May 8, 2013

Carolyn L. DeBates, eldest daughter of Abe Joseph and Pearl (Steiner) Hoppenwaffer, was born March 21, 1941, in Bronx, N.Y., and passed away at her home in Norton, on May 8, 2013, at the age of 71.

Carolyn grew up in New York and graduated from the Monroe High School in the Bronx. She married in New York and had two children, Tyrone and Elai-na. Her husband served in the U.S. Army and they made their home in Germany and Mary-land where he was stationed. They later divorced and Carolyn moved to Kansas. On April 30, 1994, she married John DeBates

in Norton, where they made their home. Her son, Ty, passed away as the result of an accident and her husband, John passed away Feb. 19, 2012.

Carolyn was a member of the Norton Christian Church.

Survivors include: one daughter, Elaina Woods, Ft. Smith, Ark.; one daughter-in-law, Connie Chandler, Norton; step-children, Damen DeBates, Des Moines, Iowa; Nola and Wray Bassett, Pittsburgh, Pa.; T.J. DeBates, Salasaw, Ark.; and John “J.P.” DeBates, Ma-son City, Iowa; four grandchil-dren; one great-grandchild; two sisters, Barbara Jacobs, New

Port Ritchey, Fla.; Helene De-Palma, Bronx, N.Y.; nieces and nephews, Marcy, Paige, Jarrett, Jaden, Scott, and Joel; other rel-atives and friends.

Carolyn was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, and her son, Ty Chandler.

Funeral services were Thurs-day, May 16 at Enfield Funeral Home and burial followed at the Norton Cemetery.

Memorial contributions can be made to the Carolyn DeBates Memorial Fund.

Condolences may be sent to www.enfieldfh.com.

Arrangements by Enfield Fu-neral Home of Norton.

The grand finale

The Norton High School Band held their final concert of the year on Tuesday night. The theme was “Band Pops” featuring music from The Hunger Games, Les Mis-erables and more. Near the end of the evening, former NCHS band instructor Mr. David Will and current band instructor Jordan Kinsey presented Kelsey Mordecai with the John Philip Sousa Award.

–Telegram photo by Dana Paxton

Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Severns will celebrate their 65th an-niversary this May. Wilmer Severns and Eilene Juan Fisher were married May 30, 1948. Their children are Wava, James, Wayne and Jerry. Wava of Great Falls, Mont.; James is deceased; Wayne of Carrolton (Dallas), Texas and Jerry of Hutchin-son.

65th Anniversary

The schedule for Meals on Wheels for May 13 through July 7 is as follows:

May 13-19, Norton County Hospital, contact Alice Hawks (877-3351)

May 20-26, Community Vol-unteers, contact Alice Hawks (877-3351)

May 27-June 2, Knights of Columbus, contact Chris McDif-fett (877-2216)

June 3-9, Child Study Club, contact Amy Menagh (877-3238)

June 10-16, Norton Lions Club, contact Jon Boxler (877-5128)

June 17-23, Immanuel Luther-an Church, contact Fonda Law-rence (877-3145)

June 24-30, Women’s Council Christian Church, contact Chris-tian Church (877-2871)

July 1-7, Norton Rotary Club, contact Gloria Zwickle (877-3928)

m e a l s o n W h e e l s

Starting Tuesday May 28, and continuing for approximately three weeks, a survey team from the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) will start surveying along K-9 High-way in Norton County.

The survey work will take place 0.5-mile east of the K-9-/K-173 junction (Densmore). Specifically, the survey will fo-cus on the bridge located over Big Timber Creek.

The survey is necessary for the detailed design of the pro-posed improvement of the Big Timber Creek Bridge.

Survey activities will include the use of survey instruments on the ground to determine loca-tions of existing features within the survey corridor. When it be-comes necessary for crew mem-bers to enter private property, they will first obtain permission from the landowner or tenant.

Michael Selley, L.S., party chief with KDOT, will be in charge of this survey. For more information regarding the land survey, please contact Northwest Kansas Public Affairs Manager Kristen Brands at (785) 877-3315 or <mailto:kristenb@ks-dot.org>kristenb@ksdot.org; or visit our

T-WORKS website at: <http://www.ksdot.org./tworks>www.ksdot.org./tworks.

Work begins on K-9 in Norton

P u b l i c R e c o r dMunicipal Court

These transactions were taken from the records of filings in the offices of the Norton Municipal Court. These cases were given to the paper with the date of the hearings.

May 2April 21-Trey Deal, Norton;

Charge: Speeding 35 in 20; Plea: Guilty; Found: Guilty; Sentence: Community service, pull weeds west Main from State Street to Second Avenue, both sides and First Avenue from Main to Lincoln from May 2 to Oct. 31, 2013.

April 11-Christopher Robe-son, Norton; Charge: Illegal tag; Plea: Guilty; Found: Guilty; Sentence: Fine $500, costs $76, total $576.

April 6-Laurel Massine, Nor-

ton; Charge: 2 dogs at-large, registered; Plea: Guilty; Found: Guilty; Sentence: Court costs $76.

March 27-Gavlin Henderson, Norton; Charge: Dog at-large; Other action: Dismissed by city prosecutor.

May 9April 30-Russel Gibson, Nor-

ton; Charge: 1. Seatbelt viola-tion, 2. No proof of insurance, 3. Driving while suspended; Plea: 1. Guilty; Other action: 2 and 3, dismissed/proof provided; Found: 1. Guilty; Sentence: $10 seatbelt fine.

April 30-Glen Poessnecker, Atkinson, Neb.; Charge: Speed-ing 35 in 20 (school zone); Plea: No contest; Found: Guilty; Sen-tence: Fine $160 (school zone), costs $76, total $236.

April 17-Kenneth Gotfrey, St. Francis; Charge: Duty in ac-cident involving property dam-age; Plea: No contest; Found: Guilty; Sentence: Fine $200, costs $76, total $276.

April 17-Joshua Stone, Nor-ton; Charge: Speeding 44 in 35; Plea: No contest; Found: Guilty; Sentence: Fine $30, costs $76 total $106.

May 3-Barry Young, Clatonia, Neb.; Charge: Speeding 35 in 20 (school zone); Plea: No contest; Found: Guilty; Sentence: Fine $160, costs $76, total $236.

Feb. 11-Larry Black, Nor-ton; Charge: Speeding 35 in 20 (school zone); Other action: Dismissed/flashing lights not working.