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Monday
February 2, 2015
Sidney Sun-Telegraph
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Legal Notices
L679
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NOTICE
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
CHEYENNE COUNTY, NEBRASKA
ESTATE OF EDGAR PETERS,
DECEASED CASE NO. PR14-41
Notice is hereby given that
on November 3, 2014, Florence
Ray and Chris N. Ray, whose
address is Post Office Box 308,
Chappell, Nebraska 69129,
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
March 20, 2015, or be forever
barred.
/s/Lori Bartling
Lori Bartling
Clerk of the County Court
1000 Tenth Avenue
Sidney, Nebraska 69162
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[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph
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L719
Meeting Notice
Notice of Regular Meeting
Sidney School District
Board of Education
Monday, February 9, 2015 –
5:30 p.m.
1101 21st Ave, Sidney,
Nebraska
The mission of the Sidney
Public Schools is to empower
students with
the knowledge, skills, and
attitudes to become productive
citizens.
The Sidney School District
Board of Education will convene in a regular session at
5:30 p.m. on Monday, February
9, 2015 in the Administrative
Office Board Room.
The agenda for this meeting, which shall be kept continually current, shall be readily
available for public inspection
at the Sidney School District
Administration Office, located
at 1101 21st Avenue, Sidney,
Nebraska.
Posted this 30th day of
January, 2015.
/s/Jay Ehler
Superintendent of Schools
[Posted in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph on
February 2, 2015]
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Annie's Mailbox
Dear Annie: Each February, our valuable Veteran Service OrAmericans participate in the Na- ganizations, civic and community
tional Salute to Veteran Patients by partners, and caring individuals
visiting and volunteering at the De- from across the country.
Last year, 404,367
partment of Veterans
valentines were reAffairs (VA) medical
centers, and by sendKathy Mitchell ceived at VA mediing valentines and let& marcy Sugar cal centers, along
Creators Syndicate
with 20,697 visits to
ters of thanks to those
an estimated 93,000
who have protected
hospitalized veteran
our nation. This year’s
patients. I thank you
National Salute is February 8-14, and we again encourage and your readers for your work in
communities across the country to bringing attention to this worthy
take part in this effort to honor our cause.
Of special note, VA Voluntary
hospitalized veterans.
As many of your readers know, Service recruited a total of 710 new
this past year has been one of chal- volunteers during the week of the
lenge for VA. Some veterans have 2014 Valentines for Veterans confairly questioned our ability to de- cert series. This is an outstanding
liver quality care. We at VA are lis- tribute to the ongoing support for
tening, and we understand that we veterans nationwide.
As the secretary of Veterans Afmust continue to improve our services to better serve our veterans. fairs, I encourage your thoughtThrough our MyVA initiative, VA ful readers to again take time this
is focused on improving customer February to honor our veterans.
service to ensure veterans are in As always, Annie, thank you for
control of how, when and where your support of this outstanding
they want to be served. In 2014, VA program. For more information
significantly increased the number regarding the National Salute and
of completed health care appoint- volunteer opportunities at a loments and authorizations for vet- cal VA medical center, please visit
erans to receive private-sector care. VA’s Voluntary Service Web page at
We have made progress to rebuild www.volunteer.va.gov. Sincerely —
trust with veterans and stakehold- Robert A. McDonald, Secretary
ers, improve service delivery, and of Veterans Affairs
Dear Secretary McDonald:
set a course for long-term excellence and reform. But more work Every year, our readers impress
us with their outpouring of appreremains.
Those who continue to serve our ciation for our veterans through the
veterans each and every day by vol- Valentines for Vets program. We
unteering at a VA facility give of know they will come through again.
Sending a valentine or volunteerthemselves to assist and care for
ing
at one of the VA medical facilithose who have served our nation
proudly and courageously. Our VA ties is a wonderful way to express
volunteer support is evident each our gratitude to those who have
and every day at our 152 medical served our country. The veterans
facilities, 827 community-based would be especially thrilled if you
outpatient clinics, 300 Vet Centers, could spend a few minutes visiting
and 70 outreach and mobile clinics. in person. Tell them how much you
We also work hand-in-hand with appreciate their service. Ask about
their families and their hometowns.
Teachers, you have always been
so supportive in making this a class
project for your students. Every
year, the dedicated members of
Camp Fire USA participate in this
VA program, and Salvation Army
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Veteran Patients weeklong festivities.
If you do not live close enough to
a VA facility to drop off your valentines in person, it’s perfectly OK to
put them in the mail. Simply check
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We can never repay these courageous veterans for the sacrifices
they have made on our behalf, but
we can take the time to let them
know they have not been forgotten.
We know of nothing else that costs
so little and brings so much happiness. — Marcy and Kathy
Dear Annie: I am close to my
parents, and my husband and I love
to visit them when we’re in town.
We always stay in their home, not
only because it is convenient for
us, but because I know my mother
would be upset if we didn’t.
The problem is my sister and her
children. While we are at my parents’ house, she drops the kids off
each morning, and they stay until
nearly midnight (even on school
nights). My sister does not work
outside the home. She simply wants
the time for herself.
One of the children plays a video
game, loudly, all hours of the day.
He screams obscenities at the TV
and will not respond to our kind
insistence that he turn down the
volume. I have tried gently broaching this topic with my mother, to no
avail. We have trouble falling asleep
at night, as we have to listen to the
sound of gunfire and obscenities
from the guest room.
Is there a kind way to tell my
mother that we would like to have
child-free time without the grandchildren present? Is this overstepping our role as houseguests? —
Just Want Peace and Quiet
Dear Peace and Quiet: You
are not overstepping to want a good
night’s sleep, but you have no say
over Mom’s rules, such as they are.
We are sure Mom loves having you,
but she is not likely to make waves
with your sister, who lives closer
and with whom she needs to have a
good relationship. You will lose that
battle.
Tell your mother you understand
why she indulges the grandchildren,
but from now on, you will spend at
least one or two nights at a hotel in
order to rest and will visit her during the day. Please be nice about it.
Mom has enough aggravation. We
feel sorry for her and especially for
those kids, who are growing up with
so little parental guidance. Your sister could benefit from some parenting classes, but it is unlikely that
she will take advice from you.
Dear Annie: My husband and I
have been married for 19 years. We
have no children together, but we
each have children from previous
marriages.
From Day One of our marriage,
he made it clear he did not want to
pay for Christmas, birthdays, weddings, etc., on my side, which was
fine. I’ve taken care of my side, and
he’s done his.
We are now at an age where we
need to put our affairs in order. He
wants each child to get the same
amount from our estate. I disagree.
I want the amount to be divided in
half, and each half then divided between the children on each side.
We have not been arguing about
this. We just haven’t taken care of
the arrangements. I will agree to
whatever you say. — Taking Care
of Business
Dear Business: Generally, we
believe all children should be treated equally when dividing an estate,
because otherwise, there is rancor
between the children. However, if
you brought vastly unequal assets
into the marriage and the children
were not raised together, the situation is different. Please discuss
these issues with an estate attorney, who will help you sort through
the possibilities and reach a decision that satisfies both of you.
Dear Annie: “Tired and Disgusted Other Half” wrote that her
husband is disrespectful and puts
her down in front of their children
and friends. She said she’s been
married too long to leave. Your
response was good, but I was married to such a man. He refused to
understand what the problem was
and would not go for counseling, because I was the one with the problem.
There are men who will not benefit from counseling, nor will their
wives or their relationships. I suspect it’s a high percentage of older
men. I was married for 32 years,
and I stayed too long. — California
Annie’s Mailbox is written by
Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar,
longtime editors of the Ann Landers
column. Please email your questions to anniesmailbox@comcast.
net, or write to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o
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