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Estate of Loretta Joyce MorganPublished in The Norton Telegram on

Friday, September 28, October 5, andOctober 12, 2007. (3T)

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OFNORTON COUNTY, KANSAS

Case No. 2007-PR-36In the Matter of the Estate ofLORETTA JOYCE MORGAN,Deceased

NOTICE OF HEARINGTHE STATE OF KANSAS )

)ss:COUNTY OF NORTON )The State of Kansas To allPersons Concerned:

You are hereby notified that onSeptember 26, 2007, a Petition forDeterminatIon Of Descent was filed inthis Court by Richard A. Morgan, asExecutor of the Estate of Loretta JoyceMorgan, deceased, praying for the

Determination Of Descent Of LorettaJoyce Morgan, deceased and you arehereby required to file your writtendefenses thereto on or before the 19thday of October, 2007, at 9:30 o’clocka.m. of said day, in said Court, in theCity of Norton, in Norton County,Kansas, at which time and place saidcause will be heard. Should you failtherein, judgment and decree will beentered in due course upon saidPetition.

Richard A. MorganPetitioner

John F. McClymont, #09379RYAN, WALTER &McCLYMONT, Chtd.120 S. State - PO Box 364Norton, Kansas 67654785-877-5183Attorney for Petitioner

PUBLIC NOTICESPUBLIC NOTICESPublished in The Norton Telegram on

Friday, September 28, October 5, andOctober 12, 2007. (3T)

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OFNORTON COUNTY, KANSAS

PROBATE DIVISIONCase No. 2007-PR-29

In the Matter of the Estate ofMARTIN J. ROSS, Deceased

NOTICE OF SALETHE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALLPERSONS CONCERNED:

You are hereby notified that TERRIVALENTINE, Administrator of theabove-entitled Estate, will offer for saleat public auction the following describedreal estate, along with vehicles, tools,furniture and miscellaneous personalproperty located thereon, situated inNorton County, Kansas:

A tract of land commencing ata point 390 feet East of theSouthwest corner (SW/c) of theNorthwest Quarter (NW1/4) ofSection Twenty-Three (23),Township Five (5) South,Range Twenty-Four (24) Westof the Sixth P.M.; thence East45 Rods and 6 feet; thenceNorth 40 Rods; thence West 45Rods and 6 feet; thence South40 Rods to the Place ofBeginning, EXCEPT a tract of

Estate of Martin J. Rossland commencing at a point 390feet East of the Southwestcorner (SW/c) of said NorthwestQuarter (NW1/4) of SectionTwenty-Three (23); thence 415feet North to the Point ofBeginning; thence North 0º 2300” West a distance of 245 feet;thence North 89º 27’ 30” East adistance of 248 feet; thenceSouth 39º 01’ 00” West adistance of 132 feet; thencesouth 48º 20’ 00” West adistance of 218.8 feet to thePlace of Beginning.

on October 20, 2007, at 11:00 o’clocka.m., the sale to be held at 630 South4th Street, Lenora, Norton County,Kansas, to the highest bidder for cash.All parties interested should take noticeand govern themselves accordingly.

Terri Valentine,Administrator

Submitted by:Brien D. Stockman, #21146Brien D. Stockman, P.A.208 W. Main StreetPost Office Box 266Logan, KS 67646(785) 689-4269(785) 689-4357 FAXAttorney for Estate ofMartin J. Ross

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KANSAS CLASSIFIEDS Jayvee tennis captures second place

Blue Jay varsity tennis claims third

By DICK BOYDThe Norton Community High

School junior varsity tennis teamhosted the Norton JV Tournamenton Sept. 8 and finished in secondplace.

Phillipsburg was the championwith 26 points, followed byNorton, 15; Colby, 14; Plainville,5.

“Playing at home definitelybrought the best out of our girlsand they all did a fantastic job,”said head coach Lisa Henderson.

“I only wish that more peoplewould have come out to supportour girls. They’ve worked hard allseason to improve and be the bestplayers they can be. I think theirperformance truly showed justhow far they’ve come.

“This was the only tournamentthat will be held here in Norton thisyear and everything went withouta hitch. The weather was very niceand I was happy that we ended uphaving more teams compete than

were originally scheduled.“Colby did not have a No.1

doubles team so we had KaitlynRoss and Katie Scott from Nortoncompete for Colby. I’m reallyhappy that Kaitlyn and Katie havegotten to fill in so much this yearbecause they’re both always ex-cited and ready to play wheneverneeded. They did a nice job andworked well with each other.”

Meaghan Peterson played No.1singles for the Lady Jays. She went1-2 and placed third.

She lost 6-2 to Lauren Bethel,Colby; won 6-1 over MishaHendricks, Plainville and lost 6-5(7-2) to Tristin Troyer,Phillipsburg.

“Meaghan struggled quite a bitwith her serving in her firstmatch,” said Henderson. “Her sec-ond match went very well and Icould tell that she was workingharder to correct her mistakes.”

Playing No.1 doubles for theLady Jays were Kyra Fulton and

Kayla Scheetz. They compiled a 2-1 record to place second.

They defeated Kaitlyn Ross andKatie Scott of Norton, who wereplaying for Colby, by a 6-3 score;outscored Joselyn Wilkens andKelsey Wyatt, Plainville, 6-5(7-5)and lost 6-0 to MaryAnnSchremmer and Chelsy Troyer,Phillipsburg.

“Kyra and Kayla were simplyoutstanding together on the court,”said Henderson. “They communi-cated and cheered each other onand their positive attitudes ledthem to victory.”

Alexis Mangold was the cham-pion in No.2 singles with a perfect3-0 record. She defeated MeganDougherty, Colby, 6-5(7-3), shut-out Ashley Madden, Plainville, 6-0 and outscored Chelsy Edwards,Phillipsburg, 6-1.

“Alexis went out there and re-ally gave 100 percent,” said coachHenderson. “It was nice to see herwalk away with the first place

medal. I’m so proud of her.”Playing No.2 doubles for the

Lady Jays were Nicquel McVeyand Ashley Millan, who went 0-3to place fourth.

They lost 6-3 to Lauren Shoaffand Laura Juenemann, Colby;were edged 6-5(8-6) by AmandaDiaz and Krystal Wessel,Plainville and lost 6-4 to EmberWard and Clara Coomes,Phillipsburg.

“Nicquel and Ashley had somereally close matches but simplycouldn’t pull ahead to win,” saidHenderson. “They both had someawesome shots at the net and I wasextremely happy to see them mov-ing around more and approachingthe net so frequently. Most of ourfreshmen have been very hesitantto come up to the net and I thinktoday was just the day thatMicquel and Ashley decided togive it a try. They did very well intheir first time teaming up to-gether.”

By DICK BOYDThe Norton Community High

School varsity tennis team placedthird in the Phillipsburg VarsityQuad on Tuesday, Sept. 11 inPhillipsburg.

Phillipsburg won the champion-ship with 28 points, followed byBelleville, 17; Norton, 11;Concordia, 2.

“All our first round matcheswere with Phillipsburg and they’realways tough competition,” saidNorton assistant coach Nan Smith.“It seemed to take us awhile to findour confidence.”

Tabitha Vincent played No.1singles for the Lady Jays. Sheplaced third with a 1-2 record. Shelost 8-4 to Kady Malmberg,

Phillipsburg; lost 8-5 to AlyssaDerowitsch, Belleville and de-feated Leslie Girard, Concordia,8-2.

“Tabitha followed my coachingideas well and that helped her per-formances,” said Smith.

Playing No.1 doubles forNorton were Emily Juenemannand Stephanie Shepard. Theycompiled a 2-1 record and placedsecond. They lost 8-0 to KaylaJarvis and Shayne Runnion,Phillipsburg; defeated ReginaBird and Laura Monsanto,Belleville, 8-7(8-6) and outscoredCarrie Carpenter and KaylaChamplin, Concordia, 8-5.

“Stephanie and Emily make agreat doubles pair and they’re fun

to watch,” said Smith. “Stephanietakes care of the net well andEmily covers the back extremelywell. They really earned their sil-ver medal.”

In No.2 singles, Norton’sMeaghan Peterson placed thirdwith a 1-2 record. She lost 8-1 toWhitney Cole, Phillipsburg; lost8-1 to Kari Dake, Belleville andwon 8-0 by default over SamanthaParker, Concordia. “Meaghan wasin a tough position since she wasplaying varsity as a freshman,”said Smith. “The ability is therebut she just needs some experi-ence.”

The Lady Jays’ Hannah Fultonand Sara Campbell played No.2doubles and finished in fourth with

an 0-3 record. They lost 8-1 toRobbie Hadley and JodieMongeau, Phillipsburg; lost 8-6 toJennifer Olson and Lacey Evert,Belleville and lost 8-0 by defaultto Connie Harrington and CarsonTimmons, Concordia.

“Hannah and Sara were makinga great comeback and had an in-jury default,” said Smith. “I’mfairly sure they would have placedsecond.”

The Norton varsity and juniorvarsity teams will be in action thisSaturday. The varsity will com-pete in the Mid-Continent Leaguetourney in WaKeeney, beginningat 9 a.m. and the junior varsity willplay in the Colby JV Tournamentin Colby, beginning at 9 a.m.

Norton seventh grade gridders beat Phillipsburg

Shopping? Think Norton

The Norton Junior High seventhgrade football team shut outPhillipsburg 22-0 on Sept. 24.

“The boys played a pretty solidgame,” said coach George Rossi.“The exception being we had toomany penalties.”

Rossi said many times on de-fense there were five or six play-ers getting off the pile after a play

“The defensive line did a goodjob of penetrating into the Pantherbackfield and making hits on theirrunners,” Rossi said.

“We now have to prepare to playOsborne in a 9-man game becauseof their low numbers out for foot-ball. That will be interesting to besure,” the coach said.

Norton scored 8 points in thefirst quarter and 14 in the second.

Jacob Brooks ran for a 42-yardTD in the first period and also ranthe 2-point conversion.

In the second quarters, Brooksran 30 yards for a TD on a puntreturn. He also ran for the 2-pointconversion.

Later in the second quarter,Brooks galloped 8 yards for a TD.The point-after failed.

Individual statistics (carries,yards, average):

Jacob Brooks, 7-84-12; JaredBohl, 4-14; Dalton Miller, 3-1-3;John Risewick, 1-23-23; CarsonMcKenna, 3-39; Lane Archer, 2-8-4.

Passes caught: CarsonMcKenna, 1 for 5 yards; JohnRenner, 1 for 13 yards.

Pass interceptions: JacobBrooks, 1 for 23 yards and 1 TD.

Punt Returns: Jacob Brooks, 1for 30 yards and 1 TD; JohnRisewick, 1 for 0 yards.

Kickoffs: John Risewick, 4, foran average of 29 yards per kick.

Kickoff returns: Jared Bohl, 1for 12 yards.

Tackles: Dalton Miller, 3; JohnRenner, 5; Lane Archer, 1; JacobBrooks, 4; Jared Bohl, 7; JavenColip, 1; Lucas Engel, 2; TrevenRossi, 6; Dylan Sprigg, 6; LaneBigge, 1; Eli Bozarth, 4; AlexRiggins, 1; Jamie Harshbarger, 2;Carson McKenna. 5; JohnRisewick, 6; and Ryan Bainter, 1.

Team Statistics:First downs, 3 (Phillipsburg 2);

passing, 2 of 6 for 18 yards; rush-ing plays, 20, yards gained, 179,yards lost, 10, net yards gained,169; total number of offensiveplays, rushing and passing, 26;total offense, 187.

Punts returned, 2, yards runback 30; number of kickoffs, 4,yardage, 109, average, 27;fumbles, 3, fumbles 0, fumblesrecovered, 4; penalties, 13, totalyards lost, 80; and the tackles were56.-td