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HASTINGS TRIBUNE
Saturday, Feb. 28, 2015
Mexico official: Police
capture top drug lord
ALBERTO ARCE AND
KATHERINE CORCORAN
The Associated Press
MATT ROURKE/AP
Workers make preparations for the Philadelphia Flower Show Thursday at the
Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia.
Disney inspires floral fantasy
KATHY MATHESON
The Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA — Lights, camera ... blossom!
Floral and garden designers are paying homage to Disney and Pixar films at the Philadelphia
Flower Show, which opens Saturday with the
theme “Celebrate the Movies.”
Meticulously landscaped exhibits have been
inspired by more than a dozen features, from
“Frozen” and “Finding Nemo” to “Cars” and
“Cinderella.”
Visitors enter through a huge, art deco theater facade as if they were attending a red carpet
premiere. Palm trees, roses and lilies help recreate the ornate interior of a 1920s movie palace,
while moss, jewels, fabric and other blooms cascade down from “chandeliers” overhead.
Billed as the nation’s largest and longest-running flower show, it covers 10 acres and dates
back to 1829. Organizers hope this year’s fami-
MEXICO CITY — Servando
“La Tuta” Gomez, a former
school teacher who became one
of Mexico’s most-wanted drug
lords as head of the Knights
Templar cartel, was captured
early Friday by federal police,
according to Mexican officials.
Gomez was arrested in a
house in Morelia, the capital of
the western state of
Michoacan, without a shot
fired, according to a Mexican
official who spoke on condition of anonymity because he
was not authorized to discuss
the case. He said the operation
was based on months of intelligence work.
The 49-year-old led the
Knights Templar, a quasi-religious criminal group that once
ruled all of Michoacan, controlling politics and commerce and
preaching a code of ethics
around devotion to God and
family, even as it murdered and
plundered. Gomez evaded capture for more than a year after
the federal government took
over the state to try to restore
order. The Mexican government had offered a $2 million
reward for his capture, and he
also was wanted in the United
States for conspiracy to import
and distribute cocaine.
“With this arrest, the rule of
law is strengthened in the country and we continue to advance
toward a Mexico at peace,”
President Enrique Pena Nieto
said on his Twitter account.
The arrest is a badly needed
win for Pena Nieto, who has
faced political and security
crises since 43 college students
disappeared last fall at the
hands of local authorities in
Guerrero state, and conflict-ofinterest scandals emerged
involving his personal home
and that of the country’s treasury secretary.
The week opened with film
director Alejandro Gonzalez
Inarritu using his Oscar acceptance speech to urge fellow
Mexicans to “find and build
the government that we
deserve.” Then, Pope Francis
warned drug-trafficking would
cause the “Mexicanization” of
Argentina and Donald Trump
urged people not to do business with Mexico.
ly-friendly theme will help a new crop of gardening enthusiasts establish roots at the annual
extravaganza, which runs through March 8.
“Introducing that new generation, that
younger generation to the flower show is
something that we want to do,” said Drew
Becher, president of the Pennsylvania
Horticultural Society, which sponsors the show.
Children and adults alike will surely recognize the large orange clownfish in the exhibit
by J. Downend Landscaping of Ridley Park, in
the Philadelphia suburbs. With a boat suspended above the display to mark the “water line,”
workers created a dry version of Nemo’s world
with petals and leaves shaped like creatures
such as seahorses, jellyfish and stingrays.
“The idea is to create an underwater seascape
using all landscape plants that would be found
from Florida to Maine,” said designer Tom
Morris.
Public Notices
School Board Proceedings
Hastings Public Schools
February 16, 2015
Action was taken to:
-Approve minutes of the previous meetings.
-Approve expenses as submitted: Payroll $2,663,331.01; Vendors - $682,136.21; Total Warrants $3,345,467.22.
-Distributed service pins to staff for 10, 20, and 30 years
of service.
-Approve second reading of Revised Policy 204.12.
-Approve second reading of New Policy 406.055.
-Approve first reading of Revised Policy 201.02.
-Approve annual review of policies.
-Approve NASB dues.
-Approve Revision of the District’s125 Plan.
-Approve Summer School Academic and Activity Programs.
-Approve bid for the Hawthorne Elementary project.
-Approve piloting Universal Free Breakfast at Middle
School and Lincoln Elementary this Spring.
-Approve Printing Contract.
-Approve creation of a Classified Employee Sick Bank.
-Under Consent Agenda, approve certificated staff resignation, extra-standard appointments, classified staff
resignation, appointments and gifts.
GENERAL FUND
3-Points Tire-998.00; A.R.M. Properties, L.L.C.-325.00;
Allen's of Hastings, Inc.-168.34; Anderson Auto Parts306.57; Aramark-1,707.21; AS Central Services-236.79;
Lacey Atkinson-110.41; Stephanie Barwick-20.00; Big G
ACE-1,005.29; Blick Art Materials-60.60; Blue Tarp Financial, Inc.-203.50; Bosselman, Inc.-375.40; Bound to
Stay Bound Books-126.83; Andrea Brown-659.65; Business World Products-81.56; Cambian Learning, Inc.123.85; Carey's Pest Control-738.00; Carolina Biological Supply Company-256.51; Cash-Wa Candy Company193.77; Central City High School-92.00; Central Community College/Columbus-350.00; Central Nebraska Rehab Services-8,739.39; Certified Laboratories-1,080.00;
CGSMusic-300.40; Jill Choyeski-169.00; City of Hastings-9,748.98; City of Hastings/Parks-75.00; City of
Hastings/Development Services-75.00; Joshua Clarke12.82; Computer Hardware, Inc.-910.07; Conditioned Air
Mechanicals-17,235.98; Don Conyers-28.00; Copycat
Printing-553.90; Cornhusker Press-6,269.80; Dick
Cramer-11.27; Credit Bureau of Hastings-45.00; Lance
Creech-19.96; Crop Production Services, Inc.-241.49;
Culling Water Conditioner-340.95; Decker Equipment282.44; Demco, Inc.-62.80; Demco, Inc.-213.28; Kathie
DeTour-21.52; Dial Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.189.30; Chad Dumas-115.89; Dutton-Lainson-1,504.33;
Eakes Office Solutions-423.40; Earl May Seed & Nursery, L.C.-209.61; Echo Electric Supply-1,283.09; Educational Service Unit No, 9-115,520.92; Egan Supply Company-1,019.13; Eileen's Colossal Cookies, Inc.-17.00;
Electronic Systems, Inc.-948.80; Family Medical Center491.00; Farber's Piano Tuning & Repair-85.00; Farris
Construction-135,459.00; Fastenal Company-140.40;
Monica Fielder-60.00; FleetPride-66.50; Flinn Scientific,
Inc.-15.85; Katie Funkey-58.69; Garlock Glass Service,
L.L.C.-120.00; General Parts-38.79; Grace's Locksmith
Service-12.00; Graham Tire/Grand Island-1,680.28;
Guidance Professional Development-70.00; Calvin
Hartwig-42.00; Hastings Senior High Activity Fund148.50; Hastings Tribune-494.79; Hastings Utilities70,138.02; Hatten Electric Service-34.30; Head Start
Child & Development Program-268.65; Art Herman31.40; Hilti, Inc.-266.13; Hometown Leasing-13,757.67;
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt-34,743.25; Howard's Glass107.64; Hugh O'Brien Youth Leadership-345.00; Ingram
Library Services-68.82; Island Supply Welding-63.30;
J.W. Pepper & Sons, Inc.-169.82; Joel Jank-103.21;
Jerry Spady Chevrolet GMC Cadillac-176.27; Jimmy
John's/Hastings-63.00; Brandi Johansen-19.67; Bailey
Johnson-674.88; Kayla Johnson-41.33; Jostens-7.76;
Kmart-282.70; Craig Kautz-5.00; Amy Kelly-84.64; Amy
Kelly-144.73; Kenesaw Motors-875.74; Jill Kinley-54.05;
Klingler Embroidery & Engraving-2,525.31; Torrey Kloppenborg-38.00; Christy Kreutzer-35.99; Kucirek Engineering, Inc.-32,257.00; Kully Pipe & Steel Company325.97; Lakeside Auto Body, Inc.-109.20; Gerry Larsen76.34; Library Media Connections-138.00; Susan Lindblad-52.50; Kathy Long-98.00; Lunchtime Solutions,
Inc.-99,379.82; Matheson Tri-Gas, Inc.-657.43; Matt
Friend Truck Equipment, Inc.-1,272.00; Glenda McMurray-196.11; Menards-888.15; Mid-States Automation &
Control, Inc.-1,761.75; Midwest Ear, Nose & Throat,
P.C.-5.00; Donna Moss-218.39; MTNA-155.00; NAPA
Auto Parts-2,416.05; NASCD-120.00; NASCO-806.16;
Nebraska Education Technology Services-1,300.00;
Nebraska Safety Center at UNK-150.00; Nebraska Association of School Boards-264.83; Nebraska Department of Education-670.00; Nebraska Central Equipment-216.71; Nebraska Leadership Seminar, Inc.300.00; Nebraska-Iowa Industrial Fastener-2,728.21;
O'Keefe Elevator Company-296.40; O'Reilly Auto Parts89.99; Cody Ochsner-34.22; Oliver & Andy's Book Company-686.10; Olsson Associates-750.00; Omaha Public
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School District 001-70.00; OneSource the Background
Check Company-525.00; Oregon Trail Equipment,
L.L.C.-653.02; Oriental Trading Company-115.34; Aaron
Oswald-20.00; Overdrive, Inc.-200.00; Viviana Lara Pantoja-72.00; Pavelka Truck & Trailer-44.48; P.C. & Mac
Exchange-10.00; Melissa Pedroza-162.02; Rosalinda
Pereda-Carreon-48.00; Perry, Guthery, Haase & Gessford, P.C.-841.00; Phoenix Learning Systems-3,150.00;
Physical Therapy & Sport Rehab-10,106.27; Kristin
Pluhacek-1,340.00; Positive Promotions-88.90; Preferred Mail Service-4,000.00; Proquest, L.L.C.-1,495.00;
Pygraphics-399.00; Read Naturally-385.12; Roger's,
Inc.-99.98; Trysha Roop-32.48; Jocelyn Rundle-79.64;
Russ's Market-18.00; S&S Worldwide-125.45; John
Schakat-20.00; Jeff Schneider-62.70; Scholastic Reading Club-24.00; Scholastic, Inc.-197.61; Kristen Slechta137.23; Sodexho, Inc. & Affiliates-130.80; South Central
Bobcat, Inc.-395.00; Sprinkguard, L.L.C.-1,095.00;
Stan's Radiator Service-497.50; State of Nebraska Department of Correctional Services-4,500.00; State of
Nebraska-35.00; State of Nebraska Department of
Labor-728.79; State of Nebraska Department of Labor941.29; Stelling Brass & Winds, Inc.-432.00; Amy
Swayze-76.46; Syncb/Amazon-438.88; Teacher Innovations, Inc.-43.20; Tom Dinsdale Chevrolet-7,727.83;
Lauren Trimble-54.27; Lawrence Tunks-28.75; Uline86.78; University Publishing, Inc.-2,732.00; U.S. Bank1,513.61; Valentino's-66.51; Kim Vogt-102.10; VoWAC
Publishing Company-73.95; W.G. Pauley Lumber Company-649.39; Jeremy Woodard-34.50; Woodward's Disposal Service-2,562.50; Yanda's Music-339.29; Comron
Yazdgerdi-19.26; York Elementary School-90.00; Zeliff
Control Systems-27.00. Total-638,280.11
ACTIVITY FUND
Adams Central High School-1,290.00; Adams Central
High School-14.00; Robin Bailey-34.10; Big Dally's Deli177.00; Big Dally's Deli-73.48; Jordan Brennfoerder130.00; Cash-2,250.00; Cash-1,000.00; Cash-250.00;
Cash-250.00; Cash-300.00; Cash-300.00; Cash1,000.00; Cash-250.00; Cash-250.00; Cash-250.00;
Cash-1,000.00; Cash-Wa Candy Company-210.16;
Cash-Wa Candy Company-379.16; Competitive Edge1,507.00; Anthony Cordova-150.00; Anthony Cordova100.00; Country Inn & Suites-711.00; Country Meats178.00; Dairy Queen-137.89; Gwen Davidson-355.08;
Doniphan-Trumbull High School-100.00; Eakes Office
Solutions-25.65; Easy Fundraising Ideas-10.00; Eileen's
Colossal Cookies, Inc.-42.00; Steve Faber-150.00; Delta
Fajardo-Norton-99.00; Fan Cloth Products, L.L.C.3,053.00; Susan Ferrone-15.00; Dylan Flinn-120.00;
Franklin High School-90.00; Fremont High School275.00; Emily Funkey-75.00; Emily Funkey-75.00; Katie
Funkey-607.41; Gary Michael's Clothiers-285.00; Glenwood Telecommunications, Inc.-945.00; Brent Grabill130.00; Grand Island Senior High-125.00; Grand Island
Senior High Student Council-775.00; Graphic Edge930.36; Graphic Edge-86.29; Graphic Edge-717.69;
GTM Sportswear-101.00; Haan Crafts-396.39; Rod Hartman-130.00; Hastings College-40.00; Hastings College
Department of Music-150.00; Hastings Museum-84.00;
Hastings Senior High Activity Fund-80.00; Hastings
Senior High Activity Fund-130.00; Hastings Transportation Company-230.00; David Hepner-74.95; Hastings
High School Band Parents-135.00; Cindy Hinrichs26.00; Hugh O'Brien Youth Leadership-100.00; InkCredible, Inc.-655.00; J&H Athletic Equipment Recondition2,334.90; Jostens-2,586.85; Kmart-28.34; Kmart-153.18;
Kmart-35.76; Kearney High School-25.00; Randy Kissinger-130.00; Marc Kroll-130.00; Kully Pipe & Steel
Company-100.65; Kully Pipe & Steel Company-105.48;
Brian Laux-150.60; Lexington High School-125.00; Lincoln High School-175.00; Lincoln High School East215.00; Brad Lindblad-120.00; Brad Lindblad-60.00;
Brady Lollman-120.00; Lunchtime Solutions, Inc.1,027.82; Ryan Martin-120.00; Ryan Martin-80.00; Ryan Martin-60.00; Rick Matticks-250.00; Greg Mays498.37; Laura McCarthy-116.63; Midwest Field Turf2,000.00; Misko Sports, Inc.-1,188.00; Moore Music
Company-64.13; Riley Mullen-21.00; NBDA, Inc.-40.00;
Nebraska Choral Directors-1,046.25; Nebraska Department of Revenue-461.07; Kyle Neugin-125.00; Nancy
Nguyen-75.00; Omaha Westside High School-160.00;
On Deck Sports-1,605.76; Papillion LaVista High
School-125.00; Pastime Lanes-45.00; Pizza Hut/McCook-116.99; Lisa Prickett-15.09; Quiznos Sub-94.98;
Todd Rosno-130.00; Mindee Rowan-232.50; Russ's
Market-249.78; Russ's Market-15.00; Russ's Market16.36; Russ's Market-274.11; Daniel Schuldt-130.00;
Mike Simmons-113.66; Kristen Slechta-91.18; Stadium
Sports-379.66; Swim Outlet-812.15; Brian Sybrandts145.00; U.S. Bank-176.33; W.G. Pauley Lumber Company-787.76; Marlana Walla-75.00; Walnut Middle
School-125.00; Eric Weisdorfer-100.00; Jeremy Williams-145.00; Jeremy Williams-120.00; Yanda's Music44.95. Total-43,856.10
Jeff Schneider
Secretary of the Board
Hastings Public Schools
February 28, 2015
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
Re: 7143.0252
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that the following-described
property will be sold by Camille R. Hawk, Attorney at
Law, Successor Trustee, at public auction to the highest
bidder at the main lobby of the Adams County Courthouse, in the City of Hastings, Adams County, Nebraska on April 9, 2015 at 10:00 a.m.:
Lot 15, except the South 15 feet thereof, in Block 2, Imperial Village Addition to the City of Hastings, Adams
County, Nebraska, according to the recorded plat thereof
commonly known as 833 Maplewood Avenue, Hastings,
Nebraska
The highest bidder will deposit with the Trustee, at the
time of the sale, a personal or cashier's check in the
amount of $5,000.00, with the full purchase price, in certified funds, to be received by the Trustee by 5:00 p.m.
on the day of the sale, except this requirement is waived
when the highest bidder is the beneficiary. (If the sale is
held after 1:00 p.m., the deposit requirement remains
the same, and the full purchase price, in certified funds,
shall be received by the Trustee by 5:00 p.m. the following business day.) The purchaser shall be responsible
for all prior liens, all applicable fees, and all taxes, including the documentary stamp tax. This property is
sold “as is” and this sale is made without any warranties
as to title or condition of the property.
If this sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser
at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid, or the purchase price if paid by the Purchaser.
The Purchaser shall have no further recourse against
the Beneficiary, the Servicer for the Beneficiary, the
Trustor, the Trustee, or the Beneficiary’s/Trustee’s/Servicer’s Attorney
Camille R. Hawk, Attorney at Law, Successor Trustee
By: Camile R. Hawk (#20395)
For: Walentine, O'Toole, McQuillan & Gordon
11240 Davenport Street
P.O. Box 540125
Omaha, Nebraska 68154
(402) 330-6300
February 28, March 7, 14, 21, 28, 2015
Notice
In the County Court of
Adams County, Nebraska
Estate of BARBARA A.
SMITH, Deceased. Estate
No. PR15-30
Notice is hereby given
that on February 9, 2015,
in the County Court of
Adams County, Nebraska,
Steven R. Smith, whose
address is 3221 Woodwind Lane, Dallas, Texas
75229, was informally appointed by the Registrar as
Personal Representative
of the Estate of Barbara A.
Smith.
Creditors of this Estate
must file their claims with
this Court on or before
April 15, 2015, or be
forever barred.
Tom Hawes
Clerk of the County
Court
Richard C. Witt
#16787
Sullivan Shoemaker
P.C., L.L.O.
P.O. Box 309
Hastings, Nebraska
68902-0309
402-462-0300
Attorney for Applicant
February 14, 21, 28, 2015
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
UNK Foster Field Retaining Wall
Project No.: K900P016
905 West 25th Street
Kearney, Nebraska 68849
Project Description:
Remove existing retaining wall system and replace with
new.
Sealed bid Proposals will be received and publicly
opened and read aloud as follows:
Closing Date and Time for Receipt of Bids:
Date: March 17, 2015
Time: 2:00 p.m.
Place for Receipt of Hand-Carried:
University of Nebraska-Kearney
General Services Building
Conference Room
2507 19th Avenue
Kearney, Nebraska 68849-4310
Address for Delivery of Mailed Bids:
University of Nebraska-Kearney
General Services Building
2507 19th Avenue
Kearney, Nebraska 68849-4310
Opening Place:
University of Nebraska-Kearney
General Services Building
Conference Room
2507 19th Avenue
Kearney, Nebraska 68849-4310
Pre-bid Meeting:
All General contractors and Major Sub-contractors including Mechanical, Electrical, and Fire Sprinkler are
highly suggested to attend the Pre-bid Meeting at the
time and place indicated below:
Date: March 10, 2015
and Time: 2:00 p.m.
Place: UNK Foster Field, (north end), 905 West 25th
Street
Bid Documents may be obtained from:
A&D Technical Supply Company, 1822 “N” Street, Lincoln, Nebraska 68508, (402) 474-5454
February 28, March 4, 7, 2015
List your ad. 402-462-2131.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the filing of the Articles of Dissolution on October 8, 2014, with the Secretary of State under the laws of the State of Nebraska of
LEMONDS SIDING, INC., having its registered office at
1001 West 1st Street, Hastings, Nebraska 68901. The
effective date of said dissolution is September 30, 2014.
The terms and conditions of such dissolution are that
after the payment of all debts, obligations and liabilities
of the Corporation, remaining property and assets of the
Corporation shall be distributed pro rata among the
shareholders. The management of the Corporation affairs during the period of dissolution and distribution of
the Corporation assets is by Jean Murphy, President of
the Corporation, and Karen Kempf, Secretary of the Corporation. All correspondence relating to the Corporation
should be sent to Jean Murphy, 818 North Cedar, Hastings, Nebraska 68901.
As of the date of this notice, the liabilities of the Corporation exceed the assets of the Corporation.
Dated: February 18, 2015.
Joe Ehrich, #24931
Seiler & Parker, P.C., L.L.O.
726 East Side Boulevard
Hastings, Nebraska 68902-1288
(402) 463-3125
Attorney at Law
February 21, 28, March 7, 2015
Notice of Meeting
The Little Blue Natural
Resources District Board
of Directors will meet in
regular session on Tuesday, March 10, 2015, at
7:30 p.m. in the Little Blue
NRD Office in Davenport.
The Projects and Planning Committee will meet
prior to the regular meeting at 7:00. The agenda
for the meetings is kept
continually current and is
available for public inspection during regular office
hours at the Little Blue
NRD.
February 28, 2015
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