With all of the walks com-plete in Central and WesternKansas, the Alzheimers As-sociation reports the follow-ing for the Colby walk: OnSept. 8, 52 participantsshowed up at Fike Park andraised $8,980.54 to kick-offthe 2012 Walk to EndAlzheimers season. Special speakers were Joe

Samson, care giver; JaneBandy, care giver, and cor-porate sponsor, TraceeSporer. The Good Samaritan So-

ciety of Oberlin team tookhome the award for firstplace by hosting a Rock-a-thon raising $1,526.54. First place individual

went to Katie Solko, whoraised $525. Promise Garden flowers

were planted in recognitionof those somehow affectedwith Alzheimer’s. Sponsorsof the Colby Walk to EndAlzheimer’s were Rawlins

County Heath Center,Brown, Creighton and Peck-ham, SureFire Ag Systems,Inc., Rawlins County DentalClinic, Finley Constructionand Ready Mix, Inc., andSnodgrass Family, LLC, allof Atwood; Bruce andLeatte Bandy, Tubb’s andSons Ford Sales, Inc., F & MInsurance, Fairview EstatesRetirement Community,Sons of American LegionPost #363, Image Makers,Van’s Body and Frame,Colby High Plains LionsClub, Citizen’s Medical Cen-ter/ Prairie Complex LivingCenter, Woofter Construc-tion and Irrigation, HatchettRanch and Foley Industries,all of Colby; S & T Tele-phone of Brewster, MalsomConstruction, GoodlandChurch of Christ, WilkensTruck and Trailer, Inc., ofGoodland; and Sporer LandDevelopment of Oakley. Cassandra Britt and her

crew, Mickey Miller, SarahStarns, Diana Grooms andDeanna Schmidtberger or-ganized this year’s event.

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Public Notice

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(First published in The Rawlins

County Square Deal, Thursday, Nov.

8, 2012 – 1t.)

PUBLIC NOTICE

ANNUAL MEETING

RAWLINS COUNTY

EXTENSION COUNCIL

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given

in accordance with K.S.A. 2-611, as

amended, State of Kansas, that on

November 19, 2012 at the Park Hill

Restaurant, beginning at noon, the

members of the Rawlins County Ex-

tension Council shall meet for the

purpose of: (1) electing from among

their members an Executive Board

consisting of a chairperson, a vice

chairperson, a secretary, a treasurer

and five additional members; (2) or-

ganizing the Program Development

committees for Agricultural Pursuits,

Home Economics Work, 4-H Club

and Youth Work, and Economic De-

velopment Initiatives; (3) considera-

tion of the County Extension

Education Program.

All County Extension Council

representatives of Agricultural Pur-

suits, Home Economics Work, 4-H

Club and Youth Work and Econom-

ics Development Initiatives are urged

to attend.

Andrew J. Sramek,

Chair Executive Board

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• Freddie and Shirley Reedof Stockton were weekendguests of Dean, Deb and NeilPortschy. They came espe-cially for Herndon HeritageDays and enjoyed steaks atRoger's Bar and Grill Satur-day evening. They returnedhome on Sunday afterchurch and a visit with Peteand Eileen Portschy.• Donald C. Riepl burial

service was Oct. 31 at St.Mary’s Cemetery followingthe Rosary at St. Mary’sChurch.Family and friends gather-

ing at the Herndon SeniorCenter for a luncheon wereCleta Joy Riepl, Lynn Riepl,Diane K Roach and AndriaDawn, Daniel, Lindsay andMorgan Riepl, Lucille Baren-berg, Marissa Carrasco,Karen Sannella, MartelBarenberg, Gene and Mar-cella Leitner, Steve andDonna Wilson, David andJoyce Juenemann, Chase andDana Juenemann, Fred andLesa Juenemann, ChelseyJuenemann, Irma Juene-mann Mottley, Rex and BettyCarswell, Harold and Pat Car-swell, Janice Sattler, Bob andJulie Hafner, MarilynWeishapl, Ron Sattler, GregMarintzer, Eileen Unger,

Chris Wood, Father NickParker and Rick Paul.• Plan to attend St. Mary’s

Veterans Day Fall Festival onSunday, Nov. 11, at St. Mary’shall. Roast turkey and hamdinner will be served from11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., with afree will offering. Prizes willbe drawn following gamesafter the dinner. Everyonewelcome, especially huntersand veterans. Let us serveyou.• The Herndon commu-

nity extends sympathy to thefamily of Harry DeanHumphrey of Wheatridge,Colo. Dean died Nov. 2. Sis-ters, Joyce Gibson, CharHartner and Deb Humphreyreside in Herndon. Funeralservices are pending at thistime.• Judy Solko of Larned,

Pat Marrs of Hays, Carol Ol-liss of Hays and BreanneNilhas and Adalyn of Wa-Keeney spent the weekend in

Herndon, participating atthe Herndon Heritage CraftShow held on Saturday.• The Herndon commu-

nity welcomes a new resi-dent. Grace Lynn Wahrman,daughter of Jeremy andCrystal Wahrman of Hern-don born Nov. 1. Sheweighed 4 pounds, 2 ouncesand was 16 and one-halfinches long.Grandparents are Robert

and Connie Jones of Day-den, Texas and Francis andDarlene Wahrman of Hern-don. Great-grandparents areJerry and Mary Trussell ofSplendora, Texas, Lawrenceand Martha Jones of Day-den, Texas and the late Stanand Laura Kummer. Motherand baby Grace are doingfine. Congratulations to all!• Melissa, Ashton and

Olivia Rickford of Haysspent the weekend in Hern-don with family. They wereSaturday evening dinnerguests of Bob and GeraldineNemeth, enjoying steaksfrom Roger’s Bar and Grill.Other guests celebratingMelissa’s birthday wereCheryl Timm, Johnny,Amber, Kennedy and MasonTimm and Rick and ShelliNemeth.

— Herndon News —

By

Julie

Hafner

31st Annual Herndon Heritage Day 2012 —

Photos by Rosalie Ross

Photos clockwise from top left — Noleien

Stephens with her puppy, Diego, and friend,

Callie Carlisle, of McCook were among the

youngest shoppers enjoying Herndon Heritage

Days last Saturday. Jan Sattler, left, completes

the sale of a handmade doll blanket to Celene

Dunker. Sales were brisk at the 31st annual

Herndon event. Carefully studying the Christ-

mas items were shoppers (from left) Doris Fin-

ley, Ruby Leochner, Leta Focke, Myra Sattler

and Brenda Henry. They were among 251

guests who registered at the door. The St.

Mary’s CYO and Christian Mothers Altar Soci-

ety served lunch. They nearly sold out of their

food, which was for a free-will offering. Vicki

Chance’s colorfully lighted Christmas wreaths

were nearly a total sell-out. Like most of the

vendors Saturday, she reported good sales

from customers pleased with the merchandise.

Walk to End Alzheimers event raisesfunds for Alzheimers Association