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Classifieds Docket School Menus January 2, 2013 Marion County RECORD Hillsboro Star-Journal PEABODY Gazette-Bulletin Page 10 Docket School menus FROM PAGE 0 Dec. 21: A disturbance was reported Dec. 19: Driver was arrested for driv- GOESSEL JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH peaches, juice, milk . Lunch: Burrito, re- ing while suspended and transporting an All meals served with fruit and milk. fried beans, steamed carrots, fresh straw- MARION open container .Officers responded to Oa- berries, milk . Jan. 3 — Cheeseburger, potato chips, Police Report sis for an out-of-control student; further corn, peaches . Jan. 9 — Breakfast: Breakfast pizza, investigation resulted in cocaine found . HILLSBORO OFFENSES Jan. 4 — Lasagna, green beans, pears, juice, pears, milk . Lunch: Spaghetti with police report French bread . meat sauce, garden spinach salad, pears, Dec. 12: Officers took a harassment rolls, milk . reported report . Jan. 7 — Beef and bean burrito with cheese sauce, salad bar, refried beans, Dec. 16: Officers assisted Hillsboro fire Dec. 13: Officers met with a citizen ref- TRAFFIC HILLSBORO MIDDLE AND HIGH erencing a civil standby . apricots . department with a house fire in the 200 Division cases Jan. 8 — Deli turkey and cheese, whole Jan. 3 — Breakfast: Breakfast pizza, ce- block of South Madison Street . Theft Dec. 14: Officer asked juveniles to not wheat bun, tater tots, veggie bar, banana, real, juice, mandarin oranges, milk . Lunch: Dec. 17: Officers investigated a stalk- hang out at the laundry mat . scotch bar . Quesadilla, refried beans, winter mix, pine- ing complaint in the 400 block of South Two 55 gallon drums of synthetic oil Dec. 15: Officers assisted Morris Coun- This information was filed in the traffic Jan. 9 — Italian dunkers with meat apple chunks, milk . Washington Street . were stolen from a location in the 2300 ty in an investigation and attempted to lo- division of Marion County District Court. All sauce, corn, salad bar, peaches . Jan. 4 — Breakfast: French toast sticks, Dec. 18: A damage complaint was tak- block of Chisholm Trail Road in Durham . cate a suspect . Officers were called out to fines include court costs. cereal, juice, milk . Lunch: Chicken nuggets, an anhydrous ammonia leak at Co-op . HILLSBORO ELEMENTARY en in the 700 block of South Washington The drums are valued at $1,250 . Alexander Green, Brooklyn, N Y. ., Dec . rice pilaf, pears, peas, rolls, milk . Dec. 16: Officers worked on an unat- Jan. 3 — Breakfast: Mini cinnis, pears, Street; a person said dogs damaged his 4, failure to yield at stop or yield sign, Jan. 7 — Breakfast: Maple pancakes, tended death investigation . Officers took juice, milk . Lunch: Chicken and noodles, drain spouts . A person reported a possi- Criminal threat $173 . cereal, juice, milk . Lunch: Pepperoni piz- ble child sexual abuse violation; the case a report of a gas skip at Casey’s . mashed potatoes, broccoli with cheese, Alexius H . Kendrick, Marion, Oct . 24, za, winter mix, applesauce, cherry shape is still under investigation . A Hillsboro Dec. 17: Officers met with Marion applesauce, milk . Criminal threat was reported against failure to wear seatbelt, $60 . up, milk . resident reported being harassed by a County Sheriff officers to review securi- Jan. 4 — Breakfast: Sausage gravy and an individual at about 4:25 p .m . Dec . 16 Jan. 8 — Breakfast: Breakfast bagel, McPherson subject . in the 100 block of East 9th Street in Flor- ty procedures at schools . A criminal dam- Esa Tatiana Robey, Junction City, Nov . biscuits, biscuit, juice, pineapple tidbits, 18, speeding, $230 . fruit, yogurt, juice, milk . Lunch: Hamburg- Dec. 19: Several complaints were tak- ence .between two students at Hillsboro age to property report was taken . Two milk . Lunch: Hamburger, baked beans, or- ange and pineapple salad, sliced onions, er, sweet potato fries, fruit bar, milk . en of a helicopter hovering at low altitude High School . Trespassing was reported in theft reports were taken . Kalynn Brooke Strunk, Goddard, Sept . milk . Jan. 9 — Breakfast: Breakfast bites, cere- over several areas of Hillsboro . The heli- the 300 block of West Third Street . Dec. 18: Officers detained one male 8, speeding, $173 . copter was tracked to a Wichita airport . juvenile accused of battery of a school Kevin E . Swick, Bentonville, Ark ., May Jan. 7 — Breakfast: Cherry frudel, man- al, carrot sticks, juice, milk . Lunch: Frito chili A disturbance was reported at the public Dec. 22: A child custody dispute was employee . A stolen cat was reported . Of- 16, driving under the influence of alcohol darin oranges, juice, milk . Lunch: Corn pie, corn, mixed fruit, rolls, milk . library; one subject was banned from the mediated in the 200 block of East First ficers responded to railroad crossing arms or drugs (first offense), deferred adjudi- dog, peas, potato triangles, orange wedg- library because of his conduct Street . stuck down . cation, $1,293 Offenses. es, milk . Other menus were unavailable at Jan. 8 — Breakfast: Breakfast bagel, press time. Classifieds WEEKLY RATES 22 or before the 29th day of January, of $52,362 .34, together with interest Sale issued to me by the Clerk of the Position 3 Mark Penner First 25 words (first two, bold) . $007 .50 special serVices 2013, in the District Court of Marion and costs as specified in the petition; District Court of Marion County, Kan- Each additional word . 25¢ This is an open meeting and the pub- Each additional bold-caps word . 25¢ Yes, Jennifer, we do retip the County,Kansas . If you fail to plead, that plaintiff’s mortgage be declared sas, the undersigned Sheriff of Mari- lic is invited to attend . Only quali- “Blind” reply service . 10 .00 prongs on wedding rings . Gold wears judgment and decree will be entered a first and prior lien on the following on County, Kansas, will offer for sale at fied voters of the District may vote in Boxed classifieds and public notices down with time and rings should be in due course upon the Petition . described property: public auction and sell to the highest the election . (per column-inch) . 12 .00 checked periodically . All repair done NOTICE West 152 feet of the South 200 feet bidder for cash in hand, at the Front DOYLE CREEK WATERSHED JOINT Kansas classifieds . 300 .00 here in Marion . Flint Hills Gold, 210 E . Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection of Lot K, Krause’s Addition to the Door of the Courthouse at Marion, DISTRICT NO . 86 Pay in advance: Cash, VISA or MasterCard . Main, (620) 382-2544 . Practices Act, 15 U .S C. §1692c(b), no City of Lehigh, Marion County, Kan- Marion County, Kansas, on January Charges for established accounts only . By: /s/ Lewis Unruh, President 24 kansas classifieds information concerning the collec- sas, commonly known as 402 E . Ma- 17, 2013, at 2:00 PM, the following Attest: /s/ Jeremy Gossen, TO PLACE YOUR AD tion of this debt may be given with- ria St ., Lehigh, Kansas 67073; real estate: Secretary Online . http://marionrecord com/ad. CAREER OPPORTUNITY out the prior consent of the consum- that its mortgage be foreclosed; that Lots 7 and 8, Block 8, FREE- E-mail . classified@marionrecord com. er given directly to the debt collector the Court order and direct the sale of BORN’S ADDITION to the City (First published in the Fax . (620) 382-2262 ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE from or the express permission of a court of of Marion, Marion County, Kan- Hillsboro Star-Journal, Phone . (620) 382-2165 Home . *Medical, *Business, *Crimi- the subject property according to law, competent jurisdiction . The debt col- sas , commonly known as 1018 East Hillsboro, Kansas, January 2, 2013)1t or toll-free . (888) 382-2165 nal Justice, *Hospitality . Job place- subject to a legal redemption period lector is attempting to collect a debt of six (6) months; for the satisfaction of Denver, Marion, KS 66861 EMERGENCY REGULATION Deadline . 5 p .m . Monday ment assistance . Computer available . and any information obtained will be Traffic Emergency Regulation Passed Financial Aid if qualified . SCHEV cer- said money judgment or any balance (the “Property”) All real estate advertised is subject to the used for that purpose . remaining unpaid thereon, and forev- to satisfy the judgment in the above- by Authority of the Chief of Police of Fair Housing Act of 1968, which makes it il- tified . Call 888-220-3977 www Cen. - the City of Hillsboro, Kansas, Pursuant legal to advertise “any preference, limita- turaOnline com. Prepared By: er barring the defendants, and each entitled case . The sale is to be made tion or discrimination based on race, color, South & Associates, P C. of them, from any lien, interest or ti- without appraisement and subject to to Hillsboro City Ordinance No . 1221, religion or national origin, or an intention tle in and to the subject property; for and Article 2, Sections 3 and 4, and Ar- to make any such preference, limitation, or HELP WANTED Kristen G . Stroehmann the redemption period as provided by a judgment against said defendant for ticle 3, Section 6, of Standard Traffic discrimination ”. “Can You Dig It?” Heavy Equipment (KS # 10551) law, and further subject to the approv- any deficiency remaining due plain- al of the Court . For more information, Ordinance for Kansas Cities, Stating a School . 3 wk Training Program . Back- 6363 College Blvd ., Suite 100 Situation of Emergency to Exist with CLASSIFICATIONS Overland Park, KS 66211 tiff after payment of the proceeds of visit www .Southlaw .com hoes, Bulldozers, Excavators . Local sale; for its costs herein incurred; and Respect to Removal of Snow from 1 Personals 14 Real estate Job Placement Asst . VA Benefits Ap- (913)663-7600 Robert Craft, Sheriff 2 Pets 15 Homes for sale for such other relief as the Court may City Streets and Further Limiting the proved . 2 National Certifications .866- (913)663-7899 (Fax) Marion County, Kansas Times of Parking Upon Such Streets; 3 Lost & found 16 Dwellings for rent deem just and equitable .
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