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Tidbits Hallway Easter Egg hunts in Thayer County between The Hebron Lions Club will hold its annual hunt in Willard Park March 31 at 2 p.m. schools Gilead is planning a hunt March 30 at 2 p.m. Hunters should meet at Pioneer’s Inn. Byron will hold its hunt spon- top pick sored by the Town and Country By Nancy McGill Homemakers March 31 at 1:30 Hebron Journal-Register p.m. on the Byron ballfi eld. [email protected] The Chester Easter Egg Hunt On the list of Thayer Central’s will be in North Park March 31 remaining needs is a hallway con- at 1:30 p.m. for children through necting the elementary, middle and fourth grade. high schools. The Carleton Businessmen’s In the fi rst facilities committee Club will sponsor an Easter Egg meeting Monday evening, those hunt March 31 at 10:30 in the attending, including the board of Carleton Community Hall. education, were asked to prioritize The Woman’s Club will sponsor the list using 10 for the most im- an egg hunt in Hubbell March 31 portant and 1 for the least. at 2 p.m. in Hubbell Park. About 30 people attended the The Belvidere Woman’s Club meeting. The hallway came away with will sponsor a hunt March 31 at 2 a 9.54 score. Next was special p.m. in Centennial Park. There will education classrooms, then high be four divisions with a gold and school locker rooms and tornado silver egg in each division. All little shelters. hunters, including sixth graders A new weight room or wrestling are invited. In case of inclement room was the fourth need down weather, the hunt will be held in and a connection to the outside the red barn at the museum. shop was fi fth. Miss Nebraska Allison Tietjen poses with young attendees of the Hubbell Woman’s Club China Luncheon Following in order was a compe- Saturday. Pictured are Brianna Svoboda, Aydrian Meyer, Jessie Kayser, Jocelynn Mumm, who decorated a Immunization clinic tition gymnasium, new band room, third Wednesday new vocal music room, expanded table for the luncheon, Olivia Eiseman and Natalie Eiseman. parking, expanded seating in the A Public Health Solutions Im- cafeteria, visual arts area and ce- munization Clinic is at the Bruning ramics area. Opera House, 1907 E. Main St., The committee began the meet- Snowman, Valentines among in Bruning the third Wednesday of ing from scratch. Board president every month from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Curt Mumm said the committee Call 402-826-3880 to make an was basically starting from the appointment. ground because no plan is in themes at club luncheon place. The 22nd Hubbell Woman’s Welch, “Spring at Spring Branch of red, including red dishes. Outdoor Adventure “This is going to have to be Club China Luncheon “Cel- Creek Grist Mill;” and Terry Fangmeier loves to treat her about compromise,” Scott Harms, ebrating the Light, Let it Shine Keslar and Stephanie Witt for children and grandchildren to Day April 7 who was on the former commit- in Hubbell” featured eight deco- “Under the Fairy Light.” Valentine favors and said she will Outdoor Adventure Day is April tee that rolled out the elementary rated theme tables, a program by On Happy Spring, Brokesh pack the red dishes for one of her 7 at Camp Jefferson on Highway expansion, said. “I fi rmly believe state speech competitors from said she found the china for the granddaughters who is planning 8 near Fairbury. not everyone is going to get what Thayer Central, Dakota Cherney table from an antique store in on a red kitchen. Check-in is at 11:15 a.m. and they want.” and Maggie Harris, and Miss Missouri. The china is dated Around the World with a Snow- will include an elk burger lunch. Superintendent Drew Harris, Nebraska Allison Tietjen. 1959 to 1960. man had a snowman made out of Activities begin at 12 p.m. who compiled the needs survey Brenda Rippe, who welcomed For Flower Picnic on the Prai- globes in front of it. Coordsen Participants will rotate through results said the committee is a small guests at the luncheon, gave a bit rie, third grade student Jocelynn said she picked the snowman up six stations of fi shing, trap shoot- representation of the community. of history on the Hubbell Com- Mumm said she wanted to deco- following the holidays after she ing, archery, black powder and Committee members said they munity Hall basement where the rate the table in the spirit of her saw the snowman in the window .22 shooting, bushcraft skills and would be talking to their neighbors luncheon was held. birthday party last year. of Amanda’s Cottage. predator, and turkey calling. about the facilities and fi nd out what A stage is upstairs, Rippe said. Overall, Mumm said the idea Under the Fairy Light featured The event will conclude with a they would like to see. Volleyball and basketball were came from Little House on the blue dishes and a fairy tea garden played there. Prairie. party display. pulled pork supper, challenge is- Mumm said he was in favor of talking to the other school boards The hall was built in 1921 after Rippe said she loves it when For the speeches, Harris sued by guest speaker Jeff Friesen in the county, Deshler and Bruning- shares were sold for $20 each. A the sunfl owers bloom, hence the performed “Adolescent Meta- and the chance to win prizes. Davenport. fl ood in 2003 fi lled the basement theme for her table with featured morphisis” and Cherney was in To register, visit hebronbible- The committee is not rushing to the top of the stairs. The kitchen note pads and coasters for guest humorous mode with “The Man church.org or call the church at decisions — Mumm said it was a has since been redone. gifts. Rippe added salt dishes to Who Invented the Calendar.” 402-768-4223. There is a fee and good time to start meeting before Table decorators were Kathy her table set for dipping the fresh Tietjen, who has about two scholarships are available. the planting season. Brokesh for “Happy Spring!;” vegetables that were served at months left of her reign as Miss Space is limited. “That’s why we started early,” Katholene Fangmeier, “By My the luncheon. Nebraska, wore the evening The Outdoor event is an adven- he said. Valentine;” Marjure Coordsen, The Spring at Spring Branch gown she won Miss Nebraska in ture for the entire family. Hands-on Harris said gathering the input “Around the World with a Snow- Creek Grist Mill centerpiece was and brought her red, talent show instructions at stations is just a of the public is a great start. man;” Jocelynn Mumm, “Flower a replica of the mill, which was dress to show. She also displayed sample of what the day will offer. “We need to gauge the whole Picnic on the Prairie;” Brenda removed in 1976. The wheel from the gown she wore for the Miss community and how they perceive Rippe, “Sunfl owers Can Light the mill is at the Thayer County America competition ordered Hebron those needs,” he said. “We can use Up Your World!;” Karla Rippe, Museum. Majestic Theater social media and our website. Let “Light of My Life;” Marsha Be My Valentine had plenty See HUBBELL, page 7 402-768-6061 them prioritize the needs. Create - Cinema I - some surveys and check with your neighbors.” 7 p.m., Sunday 2 p.m. The committee was reminded it The 15:17 to Paris can only make recommendations, Businesses represented at Rated PG-13 not promises. - Cinema II - A discussion on the gymnasium 7:30 p.m., Sunday 2:30 p.m. revealed structural problems such economic development meeting A Wrinkle In Time as leaking, athletes slipping on the At the annual Thayer County and convert the building to a child- is a goal. Rated PG wet fl oor and the bleachers. “We have the worst gym in our Economic Development Alliance care facility. Mitchell said they used TCEDA Friday, Saturday, conference. It’s not safe. We can’t meeting March 22 in Davenport, “We couldn’t have done any of for learning what it takes to build Sunday, Monday host conference or districts. it’s Amber Heinrichs of Mama Am’s this without the fi nancial and spiri- a spray company. RotorWings *Movies subject to change* outdated,” Mumm said. Learning Center and Mindy Mitch- tual help of TCEDA,” Heinrichs Aviation offers aerial applications Check the website at A discussion also took place ell of RotorWings Aviation were said. “Diane (Wettstein) was will- and operations, fl ight training, pilot www.hebronmajestic.com on the safety of students walking guest speakers. ing to help in any way she could.” services and maintenance, accord- between buildings. Heinrichs said her childcare Wettstein is the executive director ing to its website. ~Obituaries~ Students walk between buildings facility is a time to grow with chil- for TCEDA. Her husband, Kevin, a 2003 for lunch, physical education, vo- dren and provide encouragement. Mama Am’s hosts a variety of Thayer Central graduate is work- Hergott, Donna, 86, Omaha cal music and classes in the shop. Using TCEDA helped Heinrichs in ages and is working on fundraisers ing in North Dakota, Kansas and Johnson, Ruth, 98, Tuscon, Ariz. Teachers’ assistants are back and her purchase of the Hebron Bible for surfacing outside the facility for Church on 13th Street in Hebron extended learning. Rubber matting See ALLIANCE, page 12 Torbeck, Donna, 76, Hebron forth all day.

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Deshler: Later particulars G. Bruning, Rudolph E. Col- 1888 of the sad death of little lison, Norman R. Collison 130 Years Ago Thomas Morris Ferguson, and Ray Kalkwarf. No information avail- the fi ve-year-old son of Mr. 1948 able. and Mrs. Cliff Ferguson at 11 o’clock last Friday 70 Years Ago 1898 forenoon, will be of interest (The Bruning Banner) to the many friends of the Funeral services for Pvt. 120 Years Ago family. The father had har- John B. Muir, son of Mr. Happy Hearts: Married, nessed the team, preparatory and Mrs. William Muir Feb. 26th, at the home of to going to a neighbors. He of Bruning, were held at the bride’s parents, Mr. placed Tommy on the back Ohiowa this Tuesday. His and Mrs. Geo. Brumbaugh, of the second horse, which body was one of a group southwest of Hebron, Mr. followed the fi rst horse, led of honored war dead to be Henry Holt and Miss Etta by Mr. Ferguson. The mare returned from the Pacifi c Brumbaugh...Married at the J-R File Photo became frightened at the and reached the port of San Friedensau church, Rev. S. watering tank and started to Francisco on Feb. 11. This Week 1968…As Jackie Gleason would say....“W - O - W!” These “Madhatters” H. Schwabacker offi ciating, buck. The boy fell off but With gasoline supplies are members of the Hebron Starlighter Extension Club as they met for their regular meeting Feb. 27th, Mr. Herbert S. held to the harness. His father growing tighter as the spring Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Mirza Corliss. Lamp shades, Easter baskets, cereal bowls, Degner and Miss Dorothy called to him to let go and plowing season approaches, Finkenberg...Married at kitchen pans and the like were cleverly designed into Easter Bonnets by trimming them with as he struck the ground, the County Agent Victor Mc- Sacred Heart church on Feb. items found around the house. The purpose for making these hats were not revealed by the horse stepped upon his back. Clure this week urged Thayer 25th, Mr. Joseph Koenings ladies, but speculations are they might use these hats as a leverage against their husbands- Tommy got up and fell again. county farmers to “stockpile and Miss Louisa Engel... -”Buy me a new Easter bonnet or else.” His father carried him into their truck and tractor fuel Two weddings and a third ap- the house. Mrs. Ferguson had requirements now to avoid Pictured from left to right are, back row: Mrs. Bud Buhl, Mrs. Milton Eickman, Mrs. John plicant for a license all at the met them, and asked the boy dry gas tanks when fuel is Wolford, Mrs. Marvin Sefrna, Mrs. Kenny Krakow, Mrs. Robert Durham and Mrs. Melvin same time nearly swamped if he was hurt. He answered vitally needed.” Sanders. Seated: Mrs. Frank Hartley, Mrs. Merlin Gaston, Mrs. Rex Montgomery, Mrs. Max Judge Skinner on Monday. “yes” and in reply to a ques- The fi rst all-county-wide He united in marriage Mr. Miller and Mrs. Mirza Corliss. Mrs. Andy Zeek and her cleverly decorated cereal bowl hat was tion where, answered, “In Rural Youth extension meet- Alvin Davenport of Hubbell unable to be photographed due to a last minute accident. (It just fell apart.) Also present at my stomach,”--these being ing was held in Hebron last and Miss Zella E. Simpson the meeting, but not pictured, was Mrs. Louis Mullinix. the last words uttered by the Friday evening with 55 at- of Chester. A minute later little sufferer. A doctor was tending. the judge married Mr. John summoned and reached the H. Lauber and Miss Bessie home just as the spirit took 1958 B. Rakestraw of Byron...On its fl ight. Tommy was born Temperatures in the 70’s County Health Services. In- at the University of Ne- Feb. 25th, Elder S. R. Hughes at the farm home, Nov. 15th, 60 Years Ago brought welcome respite side were photos, newspaper braska at Kearney. The team united in marriage Mr. Ernest 1912, and died Jan. 4th, (The Bruning Banner) from a record-breaking cold clippings, lists of hospital H. Carrel and Miss Esther 1918, aged fi ve years, one Jim Bruning, son of Mr. winter. organizations’ offi cers and medaled in six events for a Pike, both of Davenport. month and nine days. and Mrs. Leon Bruning, is Pastor Clare Johnson was other items. They were dis- total of 110 points topping John Carey writes a long Peculiar cases of presenti- among the 11 players who installed at Zion Lutheran played at the ribbon-cutting Southeast Consolidated who letter to the Editor of the ment were seen in the case have been awarded var- Church in Carleton. for the completion of the fi nished second with 100 Hebron Journal from May- sity basketball letters for of Cliff Ferguson’s boy. At Ells Lumber Co., of fi rst phase of the remodeling points. Bruning-Davenport’s mont, Sask., Canada. two different times Mrs. Fer- the season just completed Hebron was holding an and addition. Administra- Belvidere: Millie Wilson guson dreamed of Tommy’s at Doane College. A junior, open house. tor Larry Leaming said the championship run includes has let the contract for a death by horses, and in her Jim took part in 20 games, Nancy Folkerts and Mari- contents would be placed the 2005, 2006 and 2007 one story brick block to be dreams she saw her husband scoring 182 points and nab- lyn Philippi, both registered in another sealed capsule contests in D-1, and now one erected on her lots just south carry him to the house just bing 213 rebounds to rank nurses, assumed dual respon- along with a second capsule in D-2 after its move to that of the post offi ce. This build- as the club’s top rebounder. as it later actually occurred. sibility of the Home Health with artifacts about the cur- division this year. ing will have a 40-foot front The forenoon that the ac- His teammates elected him services available in Thayer rent project. Both will be Deaths & Obituaries: Don and 42 feet long. It will be di- cident happened, the child’s the honorary co-captain for County. placed in a new monument vided into two rooms. Millie grandfather, T. H. Murray, the year, along with Darold when the entire project was Gerdes; Jayne Mitchell; Lefa will occupy the room on the was working in the fi eld, and Wulfekoetter of Hebron. 1988 competed. Sulz; Anna Heyen. south with her millinery store he seemed to see his daugh- Don Dowdy of Carleton High for the week was Thayer County Health and the room on the north ter, Ruby, come towards him and Ross Bruning left Mon- 30 Years Ago Deshler and Hebron fi re- 75 with a low of 35. There Services was awarded a grant will be for rent. The building crying about Tommy. Within day afternoon for Omaha for was 1.50 inches of precipi- that is now standing on these a few moments the girl came, voluntary draft induction men battled fi erce winds, in the amount of $4,130 from gusting to nearly 40 miles tation. lots will be moved onto the just as he had “seen” her in into the Army. They will take Trenton Albers, a sixth the Nebraska Department of lot just east of Bert Willard’s his mind. their basic training at Camp per hour to contain a two Environmental Quality’s Lit- building fi re in downtown grade Davenport student residence and will be rented Carson, Colo. attended the International ter Reduction and Recycling for a dwelling house. 1928 The State Board of Edu- Deshler. Destroyed were the former Gambles Gift and Children’s Groundwater Grant Program. Altogether, The Pleasant plain church cation last week voted to Summit in Grand Island. is no more. Greely Dill now 90 Years Ago disapprove high schools in Toy Store and the Gambles the state received 71 applica- has the lumber contained (The Alexandria Argus) 32 Nebraska communities Annex. Much of the con- 2008 tions requesting more than A deal was transacted herein piled in an unrecog- for the 1958-59 school year. tents of both buildings were $2.3 million for little reduc- Monday of this week, where- saved. 10 Years Ago nizable mass at his home here Included in the list were tion and recycling projects. in town. He will convert this by Mr. and Mr. Chas. Pivni- schools at Belvidere, Reyn- Michelle Herder of A chilly day greeted area A total of over $1,600,000 into two dwelling houses. ska of Fairbury purchased olds, Ong and Steele City. Hebron, a seventh grader at egg hunters last Saturday, The “bug cut” near Glad- the Everybody’s Cafe from Hebron Junior High, won the but sunshine prevailed and was awarded to 68 projects stone on the Rock Island road John Fette, they taking pos- 1968 District Spelling contest. the annual event went on throughout Nebraska. session immediately. John was fi lled with snow during Six new members of in its usual manner. The The NWS at Hastings is Fette and family will leave 50 Years Ago the Bruning High School Hebron Lions Club sponsors the recent storm and four Weather for the week was currently conducting spotter engines with snow plows for Hastings the latter part Honor Society were Chan- the yearly Easter egg hunt at a high of 77 and low of 11. training sessions and seek- have been working to clear of this week. dra Nedza, Sam Hogeland, Willard Park always the day Rev. Ralph Dyer of Ne- Paula Koehler, Jess Hinrichs, before Easter. ing assistance in reporting the snow from the track 1938 braska City was among the Mitch Norder and Cheryl The Bruning-Davenport severe weather from the since Tuesday morning. four leaders to receive the No passenger cars or mail 80 Years Ago Sanders. speech team cruised to a general public. “We don’t Boy Scout Silver Award, Herman Kerl observed his fourth Class D-2 sweep- over the Rock Island since (The Bruning Banner) at the Cornhusker Council want you to go out and chase Albert Held, a former em- 94th birthday. stakes victory in the Ne- Monday night. meeting held in Lincoln last storms,” said meteorologist ployee of the Bruning State braska state speech meet 1908 week. The Silver Beaver 1998 last week. Nicole Tegtmeier Jeremy Wesely. “We’re just Bank, now vice-president award is made for notewor- collected two individual gold asking that if you happen to 110 Years Ago of the National Bank of thy service to exceptional 20 Years Ago Commerce of Lincoln, was Workmen found a time medals to lead the squad to its be near a storm or experienc- The roller skating fad character to boyhood by reg- victory. She took fi rst in both has captured the kidlets, a visitor at the local bank istered Scouters. Rev. Dyer is capsule inside the limestone ing inclement weather, then Wednesday. While here, monument to the west of informative and persuasive who glide around on the a former resident of Hebron speaking during the contest we’d like you to report it.” smooth cement sidewalks Fred H. Bruning, cashier, where he was a pastor of the the front door of the Thayer with happy abandon. loaded him up with $350 in Christian Church. W. G. Apley shipped a pennies, accumulated at the Winners in Hebron’s Cub carload of 300 pound porkers bank for the past few years. Scout Pinewood Derby to St. Joe last Thursday, get- It required the joint strength held March 21 are: Danny ting a fair price considering of three men--Fred A. Mid- Brokow, son of Mr. and Mrs. the market. dendorf, John Hopken and Bill Brokow, 1st place; Jim Myron D. Lockwood of Fred H. Bruning--to carry the Barbee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Liberty Ridge, sold his 80 load to the car. Bruning states Babe Barbee, 2nd place; acre farm to Frank Zlabb, that $350 in pennies almost Kenny Shields, son of Mr. for $3,500. Mr. Lockwood fi lls a bushel basket. and Mrs. Wilber Shields, has his eye on the Pan- With United States Sav- 3rd place; and Jim Koerwitz, handle country as his wife’s ings Bond sales from Sept. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph people, the Aples, are located 1, 1936, to Sept. 1, 1937, Koerwitz, best constructed there. amounting to $9,075, the car award. Judges for the Daily amusements for Bruning post offi ce ranked 13 derby entries were R. H. ladies and children, in the fi rst in Thayer county and Drews, Frank Hartley and Fletcher building on Fourth 42nd in the entire state on Bob Pollock. Street. Fine moving pictures sales of third class offi ces, a Valley of the Dolls was and pretty illustrated songs. report this week to Postmas- being shown at the Majestic. Doors open at fi ve o’clock; ter T. H. Wilken revealed. Admission, $1.25. continuous performance. The Belvidere News: New Advances in Food: Ir- Only 10c. Electric Theatre. Williams & Son are build- radiation is being considered Hubbell: Frank Luce left ing up quite a reputation in by food technologists as a here Sunday for Fredrick, well work. They recently food processing technique in Colo., where he joined Oscar completed drilling a well the future; microwave cook- in a business venture...Len over 350 feet deep near Oak. ery, another new process, is Pike left here Monday for After boring through 200 feet already being used. Centerville, Tenn., where he of blue clay and fi ve feet of has a good situation with his solid rock, water rushed in to 1978 brother, Howard Pike...Mr. come within 66 feet of the top 40 Years Ago and Mrs. J. W. Davenport’s of the ground. Previously, 11 months old baby died others had little success in Tuesday and was buried that vicinity and thought Wednesday afternoon. The there was no water, while baby had the chicken pox this well apparently cannot SUBSCRIPTION RATES: when it caught cold and be pumped dry. 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KKennethenneth sored and manned by volun- Health Services ($25, ages 10 and over, must pre-register) WWaltersalters TTrustrust AAgreementgreement ttoo teers of the American Legion Car Seat Checks: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm JJohnohn A.A. PlockPlock andand CChristo-hristo- Auxiliary in Nebraska. Things And Stuff the shop. (FREE every 20 min., but must have an appointment) ppherher Pllock.ock. SS33 TT4N4N RR4W4W March 28: Bruning Children’s Immuniza- “Birth”day Party for 2017 babies: 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm 11/2/2 NNWW 11/4/4 ((allall GGrantorsrantors March 29: Hebron tion Clinics: Immunizations (FREE for any baby born in 2017) iinterntereest).st). Free Farm March 30: Hebron for children are done through Teddy Bear Clinic: 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm BBradleyradley WW.. TTemplinemplin aandnd March 31: TCHS Empl. the clinic. To schedule a (FREE to all children ages 2 - 10 ) Finance Clinic April 4: Hebron clinic appointment, call 402- TTishaisha LL.. TTemplinemplin ttoo FForrestorrest April 5: Davenport 768-7203. To RSVP for the activities contact Ranae Vorderstrasse FFarm,arm, LLLC.LC. SS11 TT1N1N RR2W2W at 402-768-6041 or [email protected] Farmers and ranchers are April 6: Alexandria Adult Immunization SSWW 1/4.1/4. invited to attend a free clinic. April 7: Hebron Clinic: For all adult vac- The clinics are one-on-one, Hebron volunteers and cines, contact the clinic not group sessions, and Thayer County Health Ser- appointment line at 402- are confi dential. The Farm vices employees will provide 768-7203. Finance clinic gives you a coverage on Saturdays from chance to meet with an expe- 9 a.m. to noon. CLINIC SCHEDULES The Things and Stuff shop Bruning Clinic rienced Ag law attorney and and the hospital gift shop April 3 ...... 9:30-11:30 Ag fi nancial counselor. are staffed by volunteers Maggie Johnson, PAC These clinic staff special- from Thayer County and Davenport Clinic ize in legal and fi nancial surrounding communities. April 5 ...... 2:00-4:30 issues related to farming and To volunteer at the Things Dr. Scott Vonderfecht ranching, including fi nancial and Stuff shop, contact Ruth Deshler Clinic planning, estate and transi- Kripal at 402-768-6755. April 3 ...... 2:00-4:30 tion planning, farm loan Shop hours are Wed., Thur. Maggie Johnson, PAC programs, debtor/creditor and Fri. from 9 a.m. to 4 April 5 ...... 9:00-11:30 law, water rights, and other p.m. and Sat. from 9 a.m. Dr. Scott Vonderfecht to noon. relevant matters. Chester Clinic Donations of household April 4 ...... 9:30-11:30 Here is an opportunity items and clothing items Maggie Johnson, PAC to obtain an experienced may be made during the Milligan Clinic outside opinion on issues hours of operation or leave April 3 ...... 8:00-10:30 that may be affecting your them in the drop box behind Dr. Scott Vonderfecht farm or ranch. Bring your questions. A local clinic will be held in Fairbury on April 5. CLOSING To sign up for a clinic or for more information, call 4HE4HAYER#OUNTY Michelle at the Nebraska Farm Hotline 1-800-464- #OURTHOUSE7ILL"E#LOSING 0258. &RIDAY -ARCHATPM The Nebraska Department of Agriculture and Legal Aid INOBSERVANCEOF of Nebraska sponsor the farm fi nance clinics. Good Friday!

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* ALEXANDRIA * * CARLETON * 6:30 p.m.; Vocal choir, 8 p.m. GRACE LUTHERAN p.m.; Confessions after stations PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH until 4:30 p.m.; Good Friday PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ZION LUTHERAN Rich Stevenson, Pastor * FRIEDENSAU * Keith Brozek, Pastor Service, 7 p.m.; Confessions Lana Likens, Lay Pastor Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m.; Wednesday, March 28: Wednesday, March 28: Lent- following service until 9 p.m. Sundays: Worship, 10 a.m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m. Peace choir, 8 p.m. TRINITY LUTHERAN en lecture series, 7 p.m. Saturday, March 31: Confes- Sunday School, 11 a.m. Thursday, March 29: Maundy Rev. Jose Flores Thursday, March 29: Maundy sions, 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. and 2:30 * CHESTER * Thursday Worship, 7 p.m.; Thursday, March 29: DLS Thursday Worship and Holy p.m. - 4 p.m.; No 6 p.m. Mass; Brass practice for Easter Sun- Chapel, 9:15 a.m.; Nursing Communion, 7 p.m. aster Vigil Service, 8:30 p.m. * BELVIDERE * day, 8 p.m. Friday, March 30: Community Sunday, April 1: Mass, 10 ST. JOHN LUTHERAN home/Assisted living visits by Friday, March 30: Good Good Friday Service at First a.m. BELVIDERE UNITED Rev. Christopher Gerdes, Pastor Pastor; Seder meal, 5:45 p.m.; Friday Worship, 7 p.m.; Youth Community Church, 7 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST Sundays: Worship, 11 a.m. Maundy Thursday Service, Worship team practice, 8 p.m. Saturday, March 31: Worship HEBRON BIBLE CHURCH Kim Dunker, Pastor Tuesdays: Vespers, 6 p.m.; 7 p.m. Saturday, March 31: No Service and Holy Communion, Jeff Friesen, Pastor Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m.; Bible study, 6:30 p.m. Friday, March 30: No school evening Worship. at DLS; Good Friday Service, 6:30 p.m. Sundays: Sunday School, 9 * BETHEL * Sunday, April 1: Easter Sun- Sunday, April 1: Easter Wor- a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m. * DAVENPORT * 7 p.m. rise Service at Peace Cemetery, Sunday, April 1: Easter Sun- ship, 7 a.m., Fellowship Hall; Wednesdays: Women's Bible BETHEL CHURCH 7 a.m.; Easter breakfast in the day service, breakfast, 7:45 a.m.; Easter study, 7 p.m. Jim Hubble, Pastor CHRIST'S LUTHERAN Parish Hall, 7:45 a.m.; Adult Service and Holy Communion, Thursdays: Prayer time, 9 Kristen Van Stee, Pastor Sundays: Sunday School, Worship team rehearsal, 8:30 * GILEAD * 10 a.m. a.m. 9:15 a.m.; Worship, 10:30 Sundays: Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Youth Worship team re- Saturdays (2nd and 4th): a.m. a.m.; Worship, 10:30 a.m. hearsal, 9 a.m.; Sunday School ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN HEBRON & CHESTER Men's Bible study. for all, 9 a.m.; Brass rehearsal, UNITED METHODIST Pastor Kenneth Kramer * BRUNING * CHURCH OF CHRIST 9:30 a.m.; Easter Sunday Holy Rev. Young Je Kim, Pastor Ron Shields, Pastor Sundays: Sunday School, 10 * HUBBELL * Communion, 10 a.m. a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m. Sundays: Worship at Ches- TRINITY LUTHERAN Sundays: Sunday School, 9 Monday, April 2: No pre- ter, 11 a.m.; Worship at Hebron, a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m. ZION LUTHERAN Stuart Sell, Pastor school; Church offi ces closed. * HARDY * 9 a.m.; Sunday School, Chester, Rev. Christopher Gerdes, Pastor Thursday, March 29: Luther Wednesday, April 4: Mead- 9:30 a.m.; Hebron, 10:15 a.m. Sundays: Worship, 8 a.m. League supper, 6 p.m. - 7 p.m.; ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN owlark Heights Bible study, Vicar Greg Schaffer ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Maundy Thursday Worship 10:30 a.m.; Parkview Haven KING OF KINGS * OAK * Service with Holy Communion, Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m.; Bible study, 3 p.m.; 5 and 6 Pastor Breen Marie Sipes CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 7:30 p.m. Sunday School and Bible class, Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m. PACE, 4 p.m.; 7 and 8 PACE, 5 Darrell Sutton, Pastor FIRST COMMUNITY Friday, March 30: Good 10:15 a.m. p.m.; Peace choir, 8 p.m. Tuesdays: Service, 7 p.m. CHURCH Friday Worship Service, 7:30 Thursday, April 5: Disciple- * HEBRON * Sundays: Worship, 6 p.m.; p.m. UNITED METHODIST Keith Brich, Pastor ship and Education team meet- Sunday School, 5 p.m.; fi rst and Sundays: Sunday School, 9 Sunday, April 1: Easter Jeanie Leeper, Pastor FAITH LUTHERAN ing, 7 p.m. third Sundays of month. a.m.; Worship 10 a.m. Sunrise Service (at Lutheran Sundays: Worship, 10:30 , Pastor Wednesdays: Men's Bible Cemetery) with Holy Commu- a.m. Sunday, April 1: Worship, ST. PETER LUTHERAN HARVESTIME study, 7 p.m. nion, 7 a.m.; Luther League 9:30 a.m., with Pastor Richard Brian Francik, Pastor NEW LIFE ASSEMBLY Fridays: Women's Bible breakfast following service; * DAYKIN * Gudgel Wednesday, March 28: Cha- Mike Hood, Pastor study, 2 p.m. Easter Worship Service with pel at Courtyard Terrace, 9 a.m.; Sunday, April 1: Sunrise First Saturday: Men's break- Holy Communion, 10 a.m. ST. JOHN FIRST COMMUNITY Chapel at PVH, 3 p.m.; No Bell Service, 7 a.m., with breakfast fast, 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, April 3: Text study. Pastor Annette Minderman practice. CHURCH following. Wednesday, April 4: Faith Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m. Thursday, March 29: Con- Steve Speichinger, Pastor Walk Wednesday; Confi rma- versations, 7 a.m.; Quilt tying, SACRED HEART CATHOLIC * RUSKIN * tion class. * DESHLER * 9 a.m.; DLS Chapel, 9:15 a.m.; Friday, March 30: Tenebrae Father Rudolf Oborny, Pastor Maundy Thursday Communion Good Friday Service, 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 28: No BETHANY LUTHERAN UNITED METHODIST ABIDING WORD LUTHERAN Service, 7 p.m.; Choir, 8 p.m. Sunday, April 1: Easter Sun- CCD class; Holy Week; Funeral Irvin Schleufer, PMA Jeanie Leeper, Pastor Jon Langness, Pastor Friday, March 30: Bulletin rise Service, 7 a.m., followed service for Donna Hergott, 10 Gerald Toepfer, PMA Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m. Thursday, March 29: Maundy folders, 1 p.m.; Good Friday by breakfast in Fellowship a.m.; Ecumenical Service at Connie Raess, Pastor Thursday Service with Com- Tenebrae Service, 7 p.m. Hall; Sunday School, 9 a.m.; United Methodist Church, noon, Sundays: Worship, 10 a.m. * BYRON * munion, 6:30 p.m. Sunday, April 1: Easter Fes- Worship, 10:00 a.m.; lunch at 11:30 and 12:30. Friday, March 30: Good tival Service, 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 4: Fam- Thursday, March 29: No ********

ST. PETER LUTHERAN Friday Service, 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 2: No school ily night, supper, 6 p.m.; Bible morning Mass; Confessions, 1 Sunday, April 1: Easter Ser- - Easter break; Elders, 8 p.m. study, 6:45 p.m. p.m. - 2:30 p.m.; Mass, 7 p.m., Copy requested by noon on RURAL BYRON Mondays. To make additions or Pastor Breen Marie Sipes vice, 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 3: LCMS with adoration until midnight; Monday, April 2: Council Communion at Meadowlark FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Confessions after Mass until changes, Fax 402-768-7354, e- Sundays: Worship, 10:30 mail [email protected] a.m. meeting, 7 p.m. Heights, 1 p.m. Sundays: Worship, 10:30 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 4: WMF Wednesday, April 3: Early a.m. Friday, April 30: No morning or phone 402-768-6602. Bible study, 1:30 p.m. dismissal, 1:53 p.m.; Bell choir, Mass; Stations of the Cross at 3

Author Carmen Deedy met with Promotions announced at BSB K-6 students at Thayer Central The Board of Directors “Dan and Jim have been Board and we know will he of Bruning State Bank is a strong banking team for will be a great leader for the pleased to announce promo- many years together before loan staff.” tions for the institution. starting the Bruning State Bruning State Bank is Corey Swartzendruber Bank Branch in Broken Bow a fi fth-generation family- who has been with the bank 13 years ago,” stated Catlett. owned bank that has been since 2004, will serving as “We know they will continue in business since 1891. The Sr. Vice President and Chief to work together with their main offi ce is located in Information Offi cer. “Corey staff to provide excellent Bruning, NE with branches is very knowledgeable in the service in Custer County and in Hebron, Broken Bow, Technology/Operations area surrounding areas.” Renee Holdrege and Kearney. of our business,” says Jerry Girardin at Broken has also “Our employees are our Catlett, President/Chief been promoted as a Personal greatest asset,” stated Fred Operating Offi cer, “He is a Banker. D. Bruning, CEO. “We are key member to the success Fred Bruning, Chairman committed to empowering of our organization.” of the Board and CEO stated, them to best serve our cus- Catlett also announced, that John Boehler, President tomers to Build and Maintain Ryne Philippi, Vice Presi- of the Holdrege location will Wealth.” dent and Comptroller will now be a member of the now be the ALCO Commit- Bruning State Bank Board of News and tee Chairman. Ryne has been Directors and will be serving with the organization for 11 as the Chief Credit Offi cer advertising years and is very involved following the retirement with the fi nancials at the of Darrell Raum in April. deadline is institution. “John and Darrell have The Broken Bow location similar lending philosophies Monday noon for is also pleased to announce and have worked closely that Jim Scott will be serving together for the last nine Courtesy photo as President and Dan Jelinek years,” said Bruning. “John The Hebron Carmen Deedy telling stories to Thayer Central students. as Senior Vice President. will be a good addition to the Journal-Register Carmen Agra Deedy, au- lives today. sold near half a million cop- thor and storyteller, was at Carmen was scheduled to ies. In 2003, the book was Thayer Central Elementary be here in October, but due to her home state’s choice to Schools on March 16. She illness had to reschedule her represent Georgia at the Li- entertained the students with visit. Carmen’s children’s brary of Congress’s National Tom BRANDT stories of growing up in her books have won numerous Book Festival. “Martina the Cuban-American family and awards Beautiful Cockroach” was State Legislature also autographed books that Carmen began writing as a presented with the 2008 Pura the students had purchased. young mother and storyteller Belpre Honor Award, the Carmen Agra Deedy has whose NPR stories were col- 2008 NCSS/CBC Notable “A Candidate Who Will been writing for children lected and released under the Social Studies Book Award, for over two decades. Born title, “Growing Up Cuban in the 2008 Best Children’s Fight For Rural Nebraska” in Havana, Cuba, she came Decatur, Georgia.” Books of the Year (Bank to the U.S. as a refugee in “The Library Dragon” Street College of Education), 1964. She grew up in De- received various children’s and the 2008 International Brandt’s Priorities for 32nd District: catur, Georgia, where she state book awards and has Latino Book Award. • Property Tax Relief

• Fairness in School Bruning-Davenport Schools Wenske Funding Announce Honor Rolls named to • Rural Economic Students on the 2017- B Honor Roll honor society 2018 Bruning-Davenport (All A’s and B’s) Development High School and Middle Seniors: Karson Dick- Wade Wenske of Dav- • Better Broadband School second quarter and son, Skyler Knigge, Caden enport, was among the 21 fi rst semester honor rolls Norder, Haley Pena Lopez, students who have been Service for Rural include: Norwin Popiela. inducted into the Beta Alpha Areas of the State Third Quarter Juniors: Kameron Dick- Delta Chapter of Phi Theta A Honor Roll son, Logan Schroeder. Kappa at Central Commu- Tom is a 58 year old fourth genera on farmer and livestock feeder from Plymouth. (All A’s) Sophomores: Dylan nity College-Hastings dur- He is a graduate of Tri County High School and earned his degree in Agriculture from Juniors: Isaac Baysinger, Domeier, Tanner Duff, Al- ing the 2017-18 academic the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. He is past chairman and a current member of the Southeast Nebraska Corn growers, past chairman of the Jeff erson County Republicans, John Christensen, TaraLee fonso Pena Lopez, Ange- year. Hudson, Sera Johnson, lina Ullrich, Nolan Weber, served 9 years on the board of directors of the Farmers Coopera ve Dorchester, is Phi Theta Kappa is an a past member of the Farm Credit Services of America Advisory Council, Farmers Emilie Schardt. Holden Wilkins. international honor society Sophomores: Isaac Else, Freshmen: Samuel Bay- Union member, and current president of First Trinity Lutheran Church. Brandt and his for two-year colleges. To wife Sandra have two grown children, Mariah and Evan. Jennifer Holtzen. singer, Jodan Bolte, Dominic obtain membership, students Third Quarter Quinones. must have earned 12 hours of Sandra is the Trust Offi cer Supervisor for the Health and Human Services Division. college credit and a 3.5 grade Mariah is an aviator in the United States Air Force on an EC 130H. Lieutenant Brandt Our classifi eds are in print and online. point average (GPA). A 3.25 is currently deployed on her second combat tour. Evan owns and operates a custom GPA is required to maintain farming business in addi on to being a Plymouth Volunteer Firefi ghter. Call to place yours today! membership. Paid for by Brandt For Legislature - 58125 Hwy 4, Plymouth, NE 68424 6 - Wednesday, March 28, 2018 - The Hebron Journal-Register Obituaries Letter To The Editor

Leighton Spor of Overland Private family service and Donna Park, Kan.; and many nieces, Blue Valley Lutheran Care Letter to Editor: length--however that would interment will be at a later Home in Hebron. As I write this, we’re down require a vote of four-fi fths (40 nephews and friends. date at Evergreen Cemetery Mass of the Christian Funeral services were held to the wire with only 12 days of 49 votes) of the legislators. Hergott in Superior. March 24, at Peace Lutheran remaining in the legislature. I don’t think any of us really Burial was March 28 at Sa- In lieu of fl owers, memo- Debate on many bills has Donna Lee Hergott of cred Heart Catholic Church Church in Deshler, with Rev. want to do that, but if getting the Omaha, formerly Hebron, rial donations may be made Rich Stevenson offi ciating. become “extended”, which budget changes made (we actu- in Hebron. Offi ciant was to the American Heart Asso- suggests that many priority bills the daughter of Albert and Father Rudy Oborny; aco- Julia Pohlmann was the ally have a biennial budget in Loraine (Reemts) Horst, was ciation, 5455 N. High Street, organist and the congrega- may not make it onto the list lyte, Francis Rauner Jr.; Columbus, Ohio 43214. for full discussion, if we don’t place--the decreased revenues born November 5, 1931, in lector, Ken Else; altar boys, tion sang “In The Garden,” we’ve seen make it necessary Hebron. She departed this change our mode of operation. Christian Krupicka and Lu- “Amazing Grace” and “My For all practical purposes Day for us to consider changes) is life on March 21, 2018, kas Kroll; organist, Brenda Hope Is Built On Nothing seen as immediately necessary at Josie Harper Hospice Donna 57 is probably the last day that Striggow; and cantor, Car- Less.” “non-controversial” bills can an extended session or special House in lece Kenner. Congrega- Torbeck Casket bearers were Merle be be moved on General File. session later will be things Omaha, at tional hymns were “Be Not Adams, Thomas Adams, That would allow Select File the age of Donna Joyce Torbeck, we’ll have to consider--IF we Afraid,” “In the Garden,” Adam Snyder, Mike Konz, Reading on Day 59 and Final aren’t able to work out our 86 years. the daughter of Donald Tony Deepe, Reinold Kruse “Behold The Lamb” and Reading on Day 60. differences. Donna Lewis and Vera Faye (Ad- and Wayne Pohlmann. “How Great Thou Art.” ams) Lewis, was born on Several times in the last 3 LB 947 (the Governor’s tax grew up Interment was in the years we have foregone a Day Following Donna’s wish- January 9, 1942, in Oxford. plan, sponsored by Senator Jim in Hebron es, she was cremated. Deshler City Cemetery. 60. We had fi nished our busi- attending Donna passed from this life Price Funeral Home, ness and with no threat of a Smith) came out of committee Condolences may be left on March 16, 2018, at the last week. The bill is signifi - school and at www.krollfh.com. Hebron was entrusted with veto of any of the bills passed graduating from Hebron Thayer County Hospital at the arrangements. on Final Reading on Day 58 or cantly changed from its original Memorials are directed in the age of 76 years. forms (assuming committee High School. care of the family. Condolences may be sent 59, we just adjourned early and Donna married Ed Hergott She to priceurbauerahrendts. saved the taxpayers a little bit amendments are accepted) and Inurnment will be in the was bap- of money. now has a more significant on March 2, 1954. This union church cemetery. com. tized in the If you look at the agenda emphasis on property tax relief. was blessed with the birth Kroll Funeral Home of of fi ve children. They made Methodist for the sessions you will see While it’s not the answer most Hebron was in charge of Church in Area students that there are typically 5 days their home on a farm near arrangements. people want, I think it’s a good Alexandria. Arapahoe. on SCC (excluding Sunday) separating step in the right direction. She was a past member of Grow- Day 59 and Day 60. That is Another bill--which I sup- because of the constitutional St. Mary’s Catholic Church ing up on dean’s list ported in the Education Com- in Alexandria and joined Sa- Ruth a farm requirement that the Governor Southeast Community has 5 days to decide whether or mittee--LB 1103 sponsored by cred Heart Catholic Church southwest of Arapahoe, she Senator Friesen, would promise attended public school there College in Nebraska has re- not to veto a bill. That separation after moving to Hebron. She Johnson to help ag land property taxes and graduated with the Class leased its Dean’s List for the remains so that any bill passed was a member of St. Ann’s Our beloved mother, Ruth signifi cantly, by providing state of 1960. Donna continued quarter recently completed on Final Reading on Day 59, Altar Society. She enjoyed Ann Johnson, born June 5, on the Beatrice, Lincoln and which could be vetoed by the aid to all unequalized districts, volunteering, especially at 1919, in Fairbury, passed her education by going to Kearney State Teachers Col- Milford campuses. Governor, could have a motion in addition to continuing the Things and Stuff in Hebron away March 16, 2018, at the To be recognized on SCC’s fi led and a vote to override be- current TEEOSA formula for operated by the Thayer age of 98. lege, graduating in 1964. She fore the session concludes. began teaching in Deshler in Dean’s List, a student must those equalized school dis- County Hospital Guild. She Ruth grew up as Ruth Ann complete at least six quarter This last week, there were tricts. This would, in effect, enjoyed her last fi ve months the fall of that year. Thomas credit hours of the term with a relatively few bills that got mean a signifi cant reduction in living at Pacifi c Springs Vil- In 1967, Donna met her fu- lots of attention. LB944 (the in Hebron a minimum grade-point av- the amount that small school lage in Omaha to be closer and gradu- ture husband, was confi rmed mainline budget bill) still seems in Peace Lutheran Church, erage of 3.5. Classes with a districts would need to levy in to her family. ated from grade of “P” (Pass) do not to be a concern for us. The Donna was a hard worker the Uni- was united in marriage on Title X funding has resulted in property taxes for their schools. December 22 to Kenneth count toward the six-hour a fi libuster. Hopefully, by the Of course the funding sources all of her life, gardening, versity of minimum. sewing and raising fi ve chil- Nebraska. Torbeck, and they were time you read this a conclusion for that would still need to be blessed to observe their 50th Area students achieving to this situation will have been found--but I believe that the dren. She loved gatherings She taught this honor include: of family and friends, and school in anniversary in 2017. found. Should we be unable concept is a sound one. Donna and Kenneth lived Broderick Warren Harms to pass the budget, the very We have enjoyed the visits there was always an open Nebraska until she married of Hebron, Precision Ma- place at her table and in her her husband, George John- in town several years be- real possibility exists that the from 4th graders in the district fore moving to the country. chining and Automation Governor might need to call us over the last few weeks, and home for whomever and son, in 1945. Technology; Donna taught school in into special session--probably anticipate seeing those from for however many family She was a longtime resi- Justin Robert McGinley fairly quickly upon our offi cial Deshler for several years and a few more schools before the and friends stopped by. Her dent of Superior until her of Bruning, Business Ad- adjournment. There is also a cinnamon rolls, pies and husband George’s retirement then became a full-time farm session is complete! wife helping to do whatever ministration; constitutional provision which casseroles were legendary from his law practice in Sarah Beth Watson of would allow the Legislature SEN. LAURA EBKE in the family. 1983. She moved with her was needed. Later she began DISTRICT 32 working at the Blue Valley Hebron, Long Term Care to “extend” its regular session She enjoyed growing husband to Tucson, Ariz., Administration. fl owers, spending time with where they spent their retire- Lutheran Care Home in her family and playing ment years. Hebron. She really enjoyed games. Most of all, she loved She was a wonderful this period of her life as she HE HEELHOUSE ESTAURANT being with her grandchildren mother, grandmother and formed a strong bond with T W R watching them grow and at- great grandmother and was the staff and the special Deshler • 402-365-7245 tending their activities. She deeply loved and will be people they were privileged This Weeks Specials: was well known for her corny greatly missed. She was a to serve. Throughout the years, Blue Valley Bowl Tuesday Night Special - Wings jokes and “funnies.” joy. She greeted everyone Wednesday - Closed She is preceded in death with a welcoming hug and Donna maintained a close Bowling Results by her parents and her hus- a beautiful smile. bond with her fellow class- Thursday - Ribs band, Ed. Ruth was a devout Presby- mates, communicating and Friday - Crab Cakes w/salad bar She is survived by sons, terian and active in the Su- getting together with the MONDAY MEN’S Saturday - Steak night w/salad bar gals. Kenneth Hergott of Lin- perior Presbyterian Church. CITY LEAGUE Sunday - Closed - Happy Easter! coln and David Hergott After moving to Tucson, She is preceded in death by High Scratch Team Series: Hours: Monday Closed • Tues. - Thurs. 10:30am - 10 pm and wife Debra of Over- she and her husband were her parents; in-laws, Erwin Kass Ford — 2165 High Men’s Friday & Saturday 7am-10pm • Sunday 11am - 1:30pm land Park, Kan.; daugh- members of St. Andrews and Mathilda Torbeck; and Game: Denny Degenhardt 267, ters, Teresa Kalkowski and Presbyterian Church. nieces, Rachael Rose Lewis Chris Schropfer 245, Manny husband Marty of Omaha, She enjoyed playing golf and Sharon Konz. Motto 231; High Men’s Series: Linda Friedrich and husband with her husband in Supe- Donna will be forever Denny Degenhardt 689, Manny Bruce of Lincoln, and Mary rior and Tucson. She loved remembered by her husband, Motto 658, John Coyle 602. Swanson and husband Eric playing bridge and Scrabble. Ken; brother, Dale Lewis; sister-in-law, Nancy Lewis, of Omaha; brother, Max She learned Spanish and vol- TUESDAY WOMEN’S Horst and wife Colene unteered to teach Spanish- sister-in-law and brother- in-law, Karen and Galen BOWLERETTES of Huntsville, Ala.; sis- speaking children English. LEAGUE ter, Karen Herkenrath and She was active in PEO until Schneider; nieces, Carrie Lewis, Jennifer (Jeremy) High Scratch Team Series: husband Dick of Elkhorn; recent years. Cheryl’s Hair Care — 1830; sister-in-law, Rose Rauner of She is preceded in death by Lewis-Jackson and Rhonda (Richard) Manthei; nephew, High Women’s Game: Cheri Hebron; grandchildren, Nick her husband, George; broth- Knobel 204, Sharon Bell 194, Hergott and wife Christina, ers, Robert and Richard; and Mike (Michelle) Konz; uncle and aunt, John and Wanda Michele Modlin 181; High Nathan Hergott and Lauren grandson, Mark. Women’s Series: Cheri Knobel Hergott all of Overland She is survived by chil- Lewis; aunt, Gertrude Tor- beck; several cousins; many 530, Cheryl Greenwood 512, Park, Kan., Dillon Hergott dren, Kay (Gary) Harvey Sharon Bell 494. of Newport News, Va., Drew of Woodbury, Minn., Tom friends; and her faithful dog “Cookie.” Friedrich of Minneapolis, (Margie) Johnson of Tuc- WEDNESDAY MEN’S Minn., Shelby Friedrich of son, Ariz., and Mike (Lynn) “God is great, God is good, we thank Him for having had AMERICAN LEAGUE Lincoln, Luke Kalkowski, Johnson of Grand Island. High Scratch Team Series: Laura Kalkowski, Megan She is also survived by Donna in our lives.” Memorials in Donna’s Lone Tree Golf Club — 2398; Swanson, Sarah Swanson grandchildren, great grand- High Men’s Game: Manny and Ryan Swanson all of children and one great great honor may be given to Peace Lutheran Church, Deshler or Motto 278, Dave Klaumann 268, Omaha; great grandchild, grandchild. Rick Kassebaum 251; High Men’s Series: Manny Motto 737, Dave Klaumann 724, Evan Meyer 699. Easter Blessings THURSDAY WOMEN’S ROCKETTES LEAGUE from Our Family to Yours High Scratch Team Series: RF Construction -- 1681; High Women’s Game: Toni Hintz 186, Kinsey Tietjen 183, Nancy Krehnke 182; High Women’s Series: Kinsey Tietjen 503, Nancy Krehnke 484, Marissa Wagenblast 482. THURSDAY MEN’S PINBUSTER LEAGUE High Scratch Team Series: Crown Kings -- 2055; High Dr. Hynes & Dr. Barrios Men’s Game: Justin Pope 237, BEATRICE Leroy Voss 211, Jon Chapman 201; High Men’s Series: Justin LINCOLN 552 West Sargent Pope 576, Jon Chapman 560, 80TH & HWY 2 Road Eric Krupicka 520. Hours: 11am - 1pm Monday-Friday SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE High Scratch Team Series: Broncos — 2097; High Men’s Game: Mike Prellwitz 246, Cary Udell 200, Tyler Stengel 193; High Women’s Game: Nancy Vogel 233, Deb Albers 179, Lynn Bohling 178; High Men’s Kroll Funeral Home Series: Mike Prellwitz 609, Cary Prearranged funerals available. Call for an appointment. Udell 519, Vic Jacobson 516; 402-904-7135 High Women’s Series: Nancy Bill Kroll, Funeral Director Vogel 514, Diane Jacobson Hebron 402 -768-6165 • www.krollfh.com • Locally Owned & Operated 458, Michele Modlin 456. www.rocnebraska.com The Hebron Journal-Register - Wednesday, March 28, 2018 - 7 Thayer Central wins third Spportsorts place at state speech The Thayer Central Ti- competition. respects for our team, but tan Talkers medaled three, Titan performers on the the biggest achievement has Boys off to winning start Junior Maggie Harris with day included Senior Dalton simply come from seeing the second place in Poetry and Williams for Oral Inter- care and competitiveness The Thayer Central Boys place medal went to Trey inches; Andrew Engle, 13 Serious Prose; Junior McK- pretation of Drama; Senior grow and grow with all of track and fi eld team opened Fischer in teh 800-meter run feet, 11 inches; enzie Johnson, fourth place Cade Friedley, OID; Junior our students. This has been their season with a team title with a time of 2:15.45. Triple jump — Jarod in Informative; and Junior Dakota Cherney, Entertain- a special group.” in teh inaugural Coaches Price was fourth in the Hergott, 36 feet, 5 inches; Holly Timmerman, sixth in ment and Humorous prose; On the season, Thayer Legacy Invite held on the 300-meter hurdles in 45.45. Engle, 29 feet, 1 inch; Persuasive at the state speech Junior MaryRuth Dodes Central did set a number of home track March 20. Isaiah Keilwitz, Kevin Burd, Shot put — Shevin Solo- meet in Kearney March 23. OID; Junior Keegan Casey, programs fi rsts. Winning gold medals Dominic Stewart and Casey mon, 36 feet, 9.75 inches; In addition, the team itself Duet Acting; Junior Dylan The team win in the C2- were Keegan Casey with an made up the 400-meter relay Keith Hergott, 34 feet, 8 fi nished third in Class C2. Fischer, Duet Acting; and 4 District was the fi rst in 11-inch vault; the 3200-me- team that fi nished fourth in inches; Brendan Fangmeier, The win was the highest Sophomore MicKael Halv- Thayer history. The third ter relay team of Zach Koss, 50.80. 34 feet, 7.50 inches; team fi nish in program his- erstadt, OID and Extempo- place fi nishes at state and Dylan Fischer, Trey Fischer “The team battled all day Discus — Keith Hergott, tory. Thayer Central had raneous. in the Southern Nebraska and Aubrey Fangmeier for long,” coach Bryan Solomon sixth place, 111 feet; Solo- qualifi ed 10 competitors at “We’ve taken big steps as Conference meets marked a time of 8:39.37; Fang- said. “It came down to the mon, 101 11 inches; Bren- the district contest, which a team and as individuals this highest fi nishes as well. In meier’s 2:06.55 800-meter fi nal two races of the meet. dan Fangmeier, 88 feet, 6 the Titan team won. year,” Thayer Central Coach all, Thayer Central had 31 run; and Damian Stewart We were in fourth place go- inches; In total, Thayer Central Justin Bomar said. “This has students compete throughout for the 3200-meter run in ing into the 3200-meter and High jump — Andrew qualifi ed nine entries for the been a record year in many the season. 11:17.90. 1600-meter relay. Damian Heinrichs, 5 feet; In addition, Casey, Phillip and Dylan pushed each other 110 hurdles — Price, Price, Koss and Fangmeier to the 1-2 fi nish and left it 18.68; Juniors McKenzie John- ran the 1600-meter relay for in the hands of the relay 100 dash — Dominic the gold in 3:40.05. team to help secure the team Stewart, 12.67; Keilwitz, son, Maggie Harris and Holly Damian Stewart also ran championship.” 13.15; Timmerman medaled at the a silver medal performance Remaining results are as 1600 run — Templin state speech meet in Kearney in the 1600-meter run in follows: 5:39.93; Andrew Landsman, March 23. 5:05.14. Dylan Fischer Thayer Central, fi rst place, 6:00.09; Those who performed in added a silver in the 3200- 91 points; Nebraska Luther- 400 dash — Heinrichs, the state speech meet were meter run in 11:20.90. an, second place, 80 points; 1:00.17; (Front row, left to right) Mag- Koss also competed in the and Kearney Catholic, third 200 dash — Keilwitz, 400-meter run for a bronze in place, 78 points. 26.83; Jarod Hergott, 26.75; gie Harris, Holly Timmerman, 54.75. Another bronze came Long jump — Jarod Dominic Stewart, 26.77; MaryRuth Dodes, MicKael from Casey for the 1600-me- Hergott, 17 feet, 2.5 inches; Kevin Burd, 27.62; and Halverstadt and McKenzie ter run in 5:05.98. A fourth Kevin Burd, 16 feet, 5 Engle, 32.42. Johnson. (Back) Coach Jus- tin Bomar, Dalton Williams, Dylan Fischer, Dakota Cher- ney, Keegan Casey and Cade Girls take second at meet Friedley. At the fi rst-ever Coaches the shot put at 35 feet, 2.50 Remmers, 26 feet, 5.25 Legacy Invite, the Thayer inches. Harris was sixth in inches; Brooklyn Mum- Central girls fi nished second the discus at 89 feet, 3.50 ford, 25 feet, 9 inches; with 98 points. Doniphan- inches. Sequoia Heinrichs, 24 feet, Trumbull won the meet with Grace Souerdyke was 10 inches; 100 points. Third place went third in the triple jump with Discus — MaryRuth to Cambridge at 71 points. a leap of 32 feet, 3 inches. Dodes, 78 feet, 11 inches; Top placements went to She was sixth in the long Kourtlyn Kugel, 71 feet, Emily Welch in the shot put jump at 14.5 feet. 11.50 inches; Tionna Wiedel, with a throw of 36 feet, 2 Chloe Souerdyke tied for 65 feet, 3 inches; Mumford, inches; the 1600-meter relay third in the high jump at 4 60 feet, 7.50 inches; team of Chloe Souerdyke, feet, 10 inches. Madalyn Pole vault — Chloe Hintz, Katelyn Richardson, Kaizley Crouse went 8 feet, 2 inches 6 feet; Krupicka and Grace Souer- for a third place; Cottam fol- 100 dash — Crouse, 15.62; dyke for a time of 4:30.33; lowed up her performance JoJo Cerncic, 19.93; and the 3200-meter relay with another medal for 400 relay — Cottam, Wil- team of McKenzie John- third place in the 100-meter liams, Havel and Hintz, fi fth son, Kylie Pachta, Bridget dash in a time of 13.98. She place, 56.97; Linton and Richardson in was fi fth in the 200-meter 400 dash — Chloe Souer- 11:11.51. dash. Havel came in fourth dyke, fourth place, 1:06.20; Jena Cottam nailed a silver in the 100-meter hurdles in Richardson, fi fth place, 1:08; in the long jump at 14 feet, 17.95. Krupicka, 1:09.85; 9.50 inches. Sydny Havel Remaining results are as 800 run — Johnson, sixth also grabbed a silver in the follows: place, 2:52.55; Pachta, 300-meter low hurdles with Long jump — Maddie 2:55.22; Linton, 2:57.01; Au- a time of 51.74. Williams, 13 feet, 8.75 drey Landsman, 3:46.87; Welch followed up with a inches; 200 dash — Grace Souer- Hubbell... bronze in the discus. Her dis- Triple jump — Williams, dyke, 30.78; Hintz, 32.13; immediately after she to talk about leadership Tietjen has raised over tance was 96 feet, 6 inches. 29 feet, 2 inches; Williams, 32.60; and Crouse, won the state title. and her platform, “United $20,000 for Veterans and Maggie Harris fi lled another Shot put — Siraya Wiedel, 33.13. Her year has been full We Stand: Honoring Our Gold Star Family Honor Titan spot with a bronze in 29 feet, 9 inches; Kinzie of events around the state Military.” Flights by Bill and Evonne — Tietjen said 75 percent of Tietjen has also made Williams, and served as her calendar is school visits guest appearances at Rotary a guardian on four of the and she has four to seven and Kiwanis clubs. fl ights. A Nebraska Female events any given week. “Nebraska has a lot to Veterans Flight is being She uses the school visits offer,” she said. planned for September.

Brady Fangmeyer Cadence Jacobe Deshler travels to Seward

The Deshler boys and Shot put — Daniel Pe- 1600 relay — Hansen, girls track teams traveled to tersen, 38 feet, 2 inches Loomis, Ruhnke and Or- Seward for the Concordia (personal record); Derrick lando Galvin, 4:13.15. Bulldog Challenge Forest Buescher, 35 feet, 1 inch; Division March 16. Trenton Buescher, 29 feet, Girls Mason Roth, returning 8 inches; Long jump — Cadence from last year’s state run in Pole vault — Holden Jacobe, 13 feet, 7 inches; the 3200, scored a fi rst place Ruhnke, 10 feet (PR); Jenna Lemke, 13 feet, 1 with a time of 11:26.04. 200 dash — Fangmeyer, inch; Remaining results are as 25.70; Ruhnke, 26.49 (PR); Shot put — Sena Petersen, follows: Julian Voss, 29.77; 26 feet, 8 inches; Boys 400 dash — Cale Schardt, High jump — Leah Long jump — Brady 1:04.51; Voss, 1:07.70; Dlouhy, 4 feet, 6 inches; Fangmeyer, 17 feet; Em- Hintz, 1:12.41; 200 dash — Jacobe, mit Hintz, 12 feet, 6.75 800 run — Aidan LeFave, 30.63; Lemke, 32.03; Trin- inches; 3:10.60; Brenton Laaker, ity Schardt, 34.65; High jump — Coltin 3:14.01; 400 dash — Jacobe, Hansen, 5 feet; Fangmeyer, 1600 run — Cayden Loo- 1:10.88; Dlouhy, 1:16.67; 5 feet; mis, 5:35.63; and Schardt, 1:21.96; Marjure Coordsen’s table had a globe snowman and snowman tableware at the 22nd Hub- 800 run — Victoria bell Woman’s Club luncheon. Pfaffenrot, 3:46.88; 1600 run — Sydney Roth, We Will Be Closing at 6:50.37; 3200 run — Leah Schmidt, 14:04.81; Noon On 1600 relay — Schmidt, Dlouhy, Jacobe and Lemke, March 30, 2018 4:57.10. in observance of Good Friday Public Notices: Dakota Cherney and Maggie Harris of the Thayer Central Speech team were guests at the china luncheon. Cherney performed a Humorous prose speech and Harris, her piece on Thayer County Bank Your right to adolescents, which won second place at the state speech competition last week. A replica It matters where you bank. of the Spring Branch Grist Mill was on Marsha Welch’s table that celebrated the history of 402 Lincoln Ave. • Hebron • 402-768-6027 know the mill. 8 - Wednesday, March 28, 2018 - The Hebron Journal-Register Polling places in Thayer County for the May 15, 2018 Primary Election Public Notices

Alexandria Precinct (including the Village of Gilead) ...... Community Bldg, Hwy 53 NOTICE OF ORGANIZATION Bruning Precinct (including the Village of Belvidere) ...... Bruning Community Building, 141 S Fillmore NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- EN that FORREST FARM Chester Precinct (including the Villages of Hubbell & Byron) ...... St John Lutheran Church, 805 Church St LLC, a Nebraska Limited Liability Company, is orga- Davenport Precinct (including the Village of Carleton) ...... Davenport Village Hall, 108 N Oak nized under the laws of the State of Nebraska, with its Deshler Precinct ...... Activity Room Community Center designated office at 1014 Road 66, Hebron, Nebraska Hebron North Precinct ...... Sacred Heart Catholic Church,436 N 3rd 68370. The general nature of its business is to engage Hebron South Precinct ...... Grace Lutheran Church, 224 N 4th in and to do any lawful act concerning any and all lawful business for which a Limited Liability Company may be organized under the laws of Nebraska, including but not limited to agricultural produc- 
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LAURIE A. FISCHER US SENATORIAL Al Riskowski 1014 ROAD 6600 Libertarian Laura Ebke HEBRON NE 68370 TICKET No Candidate Tom Brandt For City of Hebron Airport Authority SHIRLEY R. FORREST For United States Senator COUNTY TICKET For Member of the 6 Year Term 6 Year Term JANSMA State Board of Education Vote for Two 603 S. 15TH STREET For County Commissioner District 5 NORFOLK NE 68701 Republican 4 Year Term 4 Year Term Jay Huhman Jack Heidel Vote for Two LANCE J. JOHNSON, Dennis Frank Macek Patricia H. Timm City of Hebron Economic #15089 Deb Fischer Republican Maris Bentley Development Program GERMER, MURRAY AND Jeffrey Lynn Stein Dave Bruning JOHNSON Todd F. Watson Dean Krueger For Member of the Board The City of Hebron, Nebraska Attorneys at Law of Regents University desires to adopt and imple- P.O. Box 210 Democratic Democratic of Nebraska ment an Economic Develop- Bruning, Nebraska 68322 Jane Raybould No Candidate District 5 ment Plan pursuant to Nebras- (402) 353-2665 Frank B. Svoboda 6 Year Term ka law to develop community ZNEZ Wk11-3t Larry Marvin Libertarian resources, attract new capital Chris Janicek No Candidate Rob Schafer investments, broaden the tax Robert J. Prokop base, improve municipal in- Libertarian For County Clerk Joshua Redwine frastructure, and insure eco- NOTICE Jim Schultz 4 Year Term nomic stability for the City. IN THE COUNTY For Southeast Community The proposed Economic De- COURT OF THAYER CONGRESSIONAL Republican College For Board velopment Program will be in COUNTY, NEBRASKA TICKET Marie Rauner of Governors existence for 15 consecutive Estate of Megan Hinrichs years, beginning in 2018. The Lila L. Bruning, Deceased For Representative District 1 source from which the funds Estate No. PR 18-12 in Congress District 3 Democratic 4 Year Term are to be collected is the ex- Notice is hereby given 2 Year Term No Candidate Dale F. Kruse isting one percent (1%) local that on March 16, 2018, in option sales tax. No addition- the County Court of Thayer Republican Libertarian For Little Blue Natural al tax is being requested. The County, Nebraska, the Reg- Kirk Penner No Candidate Resources District total amount to be collected istrar issued a written state- Larry Lee Scott Bolinger For Board of Directors each year is $60,000.00 (a to- ment of Informal Probate of Adrian Smith For County Assessor tal of $900,000.00 over the 15 the Will of said Decedent Arron Kowalski 4 Year Term Subdistrict 1 year term). The City does not and that Juliana Johnson, Randy Uhrmacher propose to issue bonds. No whose address is P. O. Box Democratic Republican Robert Trausch additional funds from non-City 210, Bruning, NE 68322, was Paul Theobald Amy C. Peterson sources are being sought. No informally appointed by the Subdistrict 2 funds are to be derived from Registrar as Personal Repre- Libertarian Democratic Warren F. Brakhahn the City’s property tax. sentative of the Estate. No Candidate No Candidate Creditors of this Estate Subdistrict 3 Shall the City of Hebron, Ne- must file their claims with this STATE TICKET Libertarian Zachary D. Hollister braska establish an Economic Court on or before May 21, No Candidate Development Program as de- 2018, or be forever barred. Subdistrict 4 scribed here by appropriating Vicki L. Jarchow For Governor 4 Year Term Clerk Magistrate Kevin Kissinger annually from local sources of Thayer County Court Republican For County Treasurer John Kluver revenue, $60,000.00 per year 225 North 4th Street Krystal Gabel 4 Year Term for 15 years? Rm. 203 Pete Ricketts Subdistrict 5 Hebron, Nebraska 68370 Republican Matthew Spencer YES, the City of Hebron, Ne- (402) 768-6325 Democratic Karen Prellwitz Warren Taylor braska shall establish an Eco- Lance J. Johnson, #15089 Vanessa Gayle Ward nomic Development Plan Germer, Murray & Johnson Tyler A. Davis Democratic Subdistrict 6 Attorneys at Law Bob Krist No Candidate Lyle Heinrichs NO, the City of Hebron, Ne- P.O. Box 210 Timothy L. Else braska shall NOT establish an Bruning, Nebraska 68322 Libertarian Libertarian Economic Development Plan (402) 353-2665 No Candidate No Candidate Subdistrict 7 ZNEZ Wk12-3t Joe G. Hergott Sr. For Deshler Public For Secretary of State Macaulay Mumm School Board Members 4 Year Term For Clerk of District Court 4 Year Term 4 Year Term Subdistrict 8 Vote for Three Republican Bill Glenn NOTICE OF PUBLIC Republican Brendan M. Schardt HEARING Bob Evnen The Thayer County Zoning Debra Perrell Stacey L. McLaughlin At Large John Noojin Marlin Kimle Ryan Buescher and Planning Commission Democratic Kerwin Elting will hold a public hearing Democratic Thursday, April 12, at 7:15 Spencer Danner No Candidate For Thayer Central p.m., in the Clubroom (base- For Norris Public School Board Members ment) of the Courthouse in Libertarian Libertarian Power District 4 Year Term Hebron, NE. At the public No Candidate No Candidate 6 Year Term Vote for Three hearing the Planning Com- mission shall solicit and allow For State Treasurer Subdivision 11 Rick A. Hintz public comments on the up- 4 Year Term For County Attorney Bruce Tegtmeier Nate Casey dates to the Comprehensive 4 Year Term Brad Cooper Plan and Zoning Regulations Republican For Mayor for the Scott Elting for Thayer County. John Murante Republican City of Hebron Tysen A. Hissong Maps and other docu- Taylor Royal Daniel L. Werner 4 Year Term Chad Oswald ments are available for viewing in the County Clerk’s Democratic Democratic Douglas Huber Office. No Candidate No Candidate Shane Day For Shickley Public Chris Frye, Administrator School Board Members Thayer County Zoning Libertarian For Mayor for the 4 Year Term and Planning Libertarian ZNEZ Wk13-2t No Candidate No Candidate City of Deshler Vote for Three 4 Year Term For Attorney General John Mick 4 Year Term For County Sheriff Arlis Hohl Tiya A. Johnson 4 Year Term Mike Finke Republican Julie A. Deepe For Fairbury Public Doug Peterson Republican School Board Members David E. Lee For City of Hebron 4 Year Term Democratic Council Member Vote for Three Evangelos Argyrakis Democratic 4 Year Term No Candidate Vote for Three Barry Schwab Libertarian Sharon Ebke %DVHEDOO*UDQG6ODP No Candidate Libertarian Tim Pickering Vickie S. Banahan Aug. 3-7 No Candidate Larry Fangmeier Jonathan Winter 8 Teams, 4 Ballparks! For Auditor of Robert Dodes Justin Bennett 5R\DOVYV7ZLQV Public Accounts NON-PARTISAN Kyle Timmerman 5RFNLHVYV%UHZHUV 4 Year Term For Meridian Public 3DGUHVYV&XEV TICKET School Board Member

Public Notices

$1867.50; TCEDA, member- ship, $150.00; Thayer Co Health QUALITY ON TAP! travels over the surface of the water, but cannot control ing Water Program establish VILLAGE OF Serv, test, $23.00; Treasures, OUR COMMITMENT, land or through the ground, it the variety of materials used the safe drinking water regu- DAVENPORT desk, $25.00; Verizon, service, OUR PROFESSION dissolves naturally-occurring in plumbing components. lations that limit the amount MARCH 5, 2018 $119.79; Village of Davenport, minerals and, in some cases, When your water has been of contaminants allowed in The Board of Trustees of the postage, $85.00; Watson, sup- City of Hebron, NE Village of Davenport, Nebraska, Annual Water Quality radioactive material, and can sitting for several hours, you drinking water. The table plies, $11.99; Windstream, pick up substances resulting can minimize the potential shows the concentrations of met in regular session on Mon- service, $195.41. Report day, March 5, 2018, at 5:00 Any purchase of a snow For the period of from the presence of animals for lead exposure by flush- detected substances in com- p.m. in the Fire Hall Conference or from human activity. ing your tap for 30 seconds parison to the regulatory lim- pusher will be addressed later Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 2017 Room. Notice of the meeting this year. This report is intended to The source of drinking to 2 minutes before using its. Substances not detected was given in advance thereof Burton’s will be contacted provide you with important water used by the City of water for drinking or cook- are not included in the table. as shown by the certificate regarding clean up days the first information about your drink- Hebron is groundwater. ing. If you are concerned The state requires monitoring of posting notice attached to weekend in May. ing water and the efforts Contaminants that may about lead in your water, of certain contaminants less these minutes. Notice of the Because of changes regard- be present in source water you may wish to have your than once per year because meeting was mailed to all board ing the Maguire Iron contract, the made by the City of Hebron members, and a copy of their water system to provide safe include: water tested. Information on the concentrations of these contract was again discussed. * Microbial contaminants, lead in drinking water, testing contaminants do not change acknowledgment of receipt of Seifert, seconded by Crosier, drinking water. notice and the agenda are also moved to accept, per attorney’s Para Clientes Que such as viruses and bacte- methods, and steps you can frequently. Therefore, some attached to the minutes. The ria, which may come from take to minimize exposure of this data may be older than review, option 1 (seal weld Hablan Español: agenda was on file in the office the vent gap, and add the 10” Este informe contiene sewage treatment plants, is available from the Safe one year. of the Village Clerk and avail- overflow and wier box). Roll call información muy importante septic systems, agricul- Drinking Water Hotine (800- MCL (Maximum Contam- able for public inspection. All vote: AYES: Crosier, Enghauser, sobre el agua que usted tural livestock operations 426-4791), at http://www. inant Level) - The highest proceedings hereafter shown Seifert, Trapp. Motion carried. and wildlife. epa.gov/safewater/lead or level of a contaminant that were taken while the convened The pumper truck will need to bebe. Tradúzcalo ó hable meeting was in regular session con alguien que lo entienda * Inorganic contaminants, at the DHHS/DPH/Office of is allowed in drinking water. be taken in for repairs. Mutual such as salts and metals, Drinking Water (402-471- MCL’s are set as close to the and open to public attendance. aid will be made aware when it bien. The meeting was called to is in the shop. For more information re- which can be naturally oc- 2541). MCLG’s as feasible using order by Chairman Trapp noting curring or result from urban The City of Hebron is the best available treatment Board consensus to pay garding this report, contact: the availability of the Open Meet- $150.00 for TCEDA member- Robin Williams storm water runoff, industrial, required to test for the follow- technology. ing Laws. Answering roll call ship. 402-768-1327 or domestic wastewater dis- ing contaminants: Coliform MCLG (Maximum Con- were Crosier, Enghauser, Seifert Maintenance report included: If you would like to ob- charges, oil and gas produc- Bacteria, Antimony, Arsenic, taminant Level Goal) - The and Trapp. Oltmans was absent Norris installing CT metering on serve the decision-making tion, mining, or farming. Asbestos, Barium, Beryllium, level of a contaminant in for the entire meeting. Also pres- Kirk’s transformer, phone com- * Pesticides and herbi- Cadmium, Chromium, Cop- drinking water below which ent were Deputy Kriesel and vil- pany here to assess the phone processes that affect drink- lage employees Braun, Ficken, ing water quality, please cides, which may come from per, Cyanide, Fluoride, Lead, there is no known or expected line regarding the water controls a variety of sources such Mercury, Nickel, Nitrate, risk to health. MCLG’s allow Manes and Vorce. and checking sewer manholes. attend the regularly sched- Minutes of the February regu- Chipper needs to be fixed and uled meeting of the Village as agriculture, urban storm Nitrite, Selenium, Sodium, for a margin of safety. lar meeting and public hearing water runoff, and residential Thallium, Alachlor, Atrazine, AL (Action Level) - The Board wanted to know when Board/City Council. If you were declared approved as maintenance plans to begin tree would like to participate in the uses. Benzo(a)pyrene, Carbofu- concentration of a con- printed, there being no addi- trimming. Seifert will check with process, please contact the * Organic chemical con- ran, Chlordane, Dalapon, taminant which, if exceeded, tions or corrections, and reading hospital regarding generator. Village/City Clerk to arrange taminants, including synthet- Di(2-ethylhexyl)adipate, triggers treatment or other aloud being dispensed with, There being no further busi- ic and volatile organic chemi- Dibromochloropro- requirements which a water as copies of the minutes were ness to come before the board, to be placed on the agenda distributed to trustees along with of the meeting of the Village cals, which are by-products pane, Dinoseb, Di(2- system must follow. Enghauser, seconded by Seifert of industrial processes and ethylhexyl)phthalate, Diquat, MRDL (Maximum Re- their notices. moved to adjourn the meeting Board/City Council. The treasurer’s report was at 7:45 p.m. Drinking water, including petroleum production, and 2,4-D, Endothall, Endrin, sidual Disinfectant Level) given. Seifert, seconded by can also come from gas Ethylene dibromide, Glypho- - The highest level of a dis- Justin Trapp bottled water, may reason- Crosier, moved that the report be Chairman ably be expected to contain stations, urban storm water sate, Heptachlor, Heptachlor infectant allowed in drinking accepted. Roll call vote: AYES: Arlene Vorce at least small amounts of runoff, and septic systems. epoxide, Hexachloroben- water. Crosier, Enghauser, Seifert, Vllage Clerk some contaminants. The * Radioactive contami- zene, Hexachlorocyclopen- N/A - Not applicable. Trapp. Motion carried. ZNEZ Wk13-1t presence of contaminants nants, which can be natural- tadiene, Lindane, Methoxy- Correspondence reviewed: ly-occurring or be the result chlor, Oxamyl (Vydate), Units in the Table: NRD’s request for award nomi- does not necessarily indicate nations and Attorney’s reply NOTICE OF PUBLIC that water poses a health of oil and gas production and Pentachlorophenol, Piclo- ND - Not detectable. mining activities. ram, Polychlorinated biphe- ppm (parts per million) = regarding the tax certificates. MEETING risk. More information about Current patrol reports were THAYER COUNTY contaminants and potential Drinking Water Health nyls, Simazine, Toxaphene, mg/L (milligrams per liter) available. Letter will be sent to Notes: Dioxin, Silvex, Benzene, - One ppm or one mg/L cor- BOARD OF health effects can be ob- Wilson. COMMISSIONERS tained by calling the EPA’s Some people may be more Carbon Tetrachloride, o-Di- responds to one gallon of Claims for February expenses vulnerable to contaminants chlorobenzene, Para-Dichlo- water in 1,000,000 gallons were presented and audited. Notice is hereby given that Safe Drinking Water Hotline the meeting of the Thayer (800-426-4791). in drinking water than the robenzene, 1,2-Dichloreth- of water. Trapp, seconded by Enghauser, moved that the claims be paid. County Board of Com- Source Water Assessment general population. Im- ane, 1,1-Dichloroethylene, ppb (parts per billion) muno-compromised persons Cis-1,2,-Dichloroethylene, - One ppb corresponds Roll call vote: AYES: Crosier, missioners will be held on Availability: Enghauser, Seifert, Trapp. The Thursday, April 5, 2018 in the The Nebraska Department such as persons with cancer Trans-1,2-Dichloroethylene, to one gallon of water in undergoing chemotherapy, Dichloromethane, 1,2-Di- 1,000,000,000 gallons of chairman declared the motion Thayer County Courthouse, of Environmental Quality carried and ordered payment 2nd floor, Hebron Nebraska. (NDEQ) has completed the persons who have under- chloropropane, Ethylben- water. of the following claims. Wages, gone organ transplants, zene, Monochlorobenzene, pCi/L (Picocuries per The meeting of the Board of Source Water Assessment. less withholdings, $6159.83; Commissioners will begin at Included in the assessment people with HIV/AIDS or 1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene, liter) - Radioactivity concen- Trustee fees, less withholdings, other immune system dis- 1,1,1-Trichloroethane, 1,1,2- tration unit. $720.31; Vortman, dep ret., 9:00 am. The meetings are are a Wellhead Protection open to the public. Area map, potential contami- orders, some elderly, and Trichloroethane, Trichloro- ug/L (micrograms per $105.94; Black Hills, service, infants can be particularly at ethylene, Vinyl Chloride, liter) - Measurement of ra- $1056.99; Border States, sup- The agenda is kept con- nant source inventory, vul- plies $109.55; Burton Enter- tinually current and is avail- nerability rating, and source risk from infections. These Styrene, Tetrachloroethyl- dioactivity. people should seek advice ene, Toluene, Xylenes (total), RAA (Running Annual prises, service, $35.00; Bus able for public inspection in water protection information. World, supplies, $182.43; C J the Thayer County Clerk’s To view the Source Water about drinking water from Gross Alpha (minus Uranium Average) - An ongoing an- Tire, tires, $391.23; Cornerstone their health care provid- & Radium 226), Radium 226 nual average calculation of Office, Room 201, Thayer Assessment or for more Bank, FICA, $2099.37, sales County Courthouse, Hebron, information please contact ers. EPA/CDC guidelines plus Radium 228, Sulfate, data from the most recent tax, $2050.07, checks, $67.12; on appropriate means to Chloroform, Bromodichlo- four quarters. CPS, fuel & sup, $357.11; NE. the person named above on Marie E. Rauner this report or NDEQ at (402) lessen the risk of infection romethane, Chlorodibro- LRAA (Locational Run- Davenport Bldg Sup, supplies by Cryptosporidium and momethane, Bromoform, ning Annual Average) - An $55.74; Foundation, wellness Thayer County Clerk 471-6988 or go to www.deq. cntr, $5000.00; Davenport Lions ZNEZ Wk13-1t state.ne.us. other microbial contaminants Chlorobenzene, m-Dichlo- ontoing annual average are available from the Safe robenzene, 1,1-Dichloropro- calculation of data from the Club, recycle, $45.00; Davenport In order to ensure that Public Library, lease, $900.00; tap water is safe to drink, Drinking Water Hotline (800- pene, 1,1-Dichloroethane, most recent four quarters at DHHS, water class, 178.00; PLANNING AND EPA prescribes regulations 426-4791) or the Depart- 1,1,2,2-Tetrachlorethane, each sampling location. Edward Jones, 2%, $264.06; ZONING NOTICE which limit the amount of ment of Health and Human 1,2-Dichloropropane, Chlo- 90th Percentile - Rep- Journal, publish, $50.25; Mur- The Thayer County Plan- certain contaminants in water Services, Division of Public romethane, Bromometh- resents the highest value ray, fee, $100.00; Manes, re- ning Commission will meet provided by public water sys- Health, Office of Drinking ane, 1,2,3-Trichloropropane, found out of 90 percent of imburse, $115.32; Lincoln Win- Thursday, April 12, 2018, at tems. FDA regulations estab- Water at 402-471-2541. 1,1,1,2-Tetrachloroethane, the samples taken in a rep- water, meter, $239.47; MARC, 7:00 p.m., in the Clubroom If present, elevated levels Chloroethane, 2,2-Dichlo- resentative group. If the 90th supplies, $1088.50; Midland, lish limits for contaminants pager rep, $62.00; Matheson, of the Courthouse in Hebron, in bottled water which must of lead can cause serious ropropane, o-Chlorotoluene, percentile is greater than the NE. health problems, especially p-Chlorotoluene, Bromoben- action level, it will trigger a supplies, $24.68; Matt Friend provide the same protection Truck, repairs, $516.30; Norris Zoning and planning infor- for public health. for pregnant women and zene, 1,3-Dichloropropene, treatment or other require- Public Power, trans. Charges, mation and meeting minutes Sources of Drinking Wa- young children. Lead in drink- Aldrin, Butachlor, Carbaryl, ments that a water system $1668.20; NPPD, power pur- are kept at the office of the ter: ing water is primarily from Dicamba, Dieldrin, 3-Hy- must follow. chase, $17358.51; Oregon Thayer County Clerk in the The sources of drinking materials and components droxycarbofuran, Methomyl, TT (Treatment Tech- Trail Ins, prem., $315.00; Pio- Courthouse, Hebron, NE. water (both tap water and associated with service Metolachlor, Metribuzin, nique) - A required process neer Prod, supplies, $299.00; ZNEZ Wk13-2t Southeast Com Col, classes, bottled water) include riv- lines and home plumbing. All Propachlor. intended to reduce the level ers, lakes, streams, ponds, Community water systems How to Read the Water of a contaminant in drinking reservoirs, springs, and are responsible for provid- Quality Data Table: water. groundwater wells. As water ing high quality drinking The EPA and State Drink- ZNEZ Wk13-1t EARLY VOTER BALLOT REQUESTS The Thayer County Clerk’s office will be do- ing voter registration and early voter ballot requests at the following locations on April 3, 2018. 9:00 A.M. COURTYARD TERRACE 1 Terrrace Circle, Hebron NE

10:00 A.M. BLUE VALLEY LUTHERAN HOME 220 Park Ave, Hebron NE

2:00 P.M. MEADOWLARK HEIGHTS 1111 4th St, Deshler NE

3:00 P.M. PARKVIEW HAVEN 1203 4th St, Deshler NE This registration opportunity is open to all residents and voters in Thayer County. Marie E. Rauner Thayer County Clerk/ Election Commissioner

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Belvidere By Linda Hudson HEAD COOK What did you do this the Monument Road during WANTED weekend? Watch basketball? their farm working years. Attend a benefi t? Go to the She once attended Belvidere Due to retirement, Shickley Public Schools is ac- Last Supper Pageant? Watch Woman’s Club and was a per- cepting applicants for the position of Head Cook the Freedom March? sonable, fun loving mother for the 2018-2019 school year. The position would If you watched the March, and friend. April Outdoor Calendar begin around August 1st. The job is an August-May The History Committee you learned there were over lendarThe following is a listing of Nebraska Game position. Full health insurance will be included with 800 cities that participated in for the Cattlemen’s Ball this position as well as retirement. The salary will be met Sunday afternoon at the and Parks Commission (NGPC) events and important the March. It was projected dates in April. Get more event details at Calendar. negotiable. that Washington, D.C., had home of the group’s leader, Linda Simonsen. William- OutdoorNebraska.gov. Visit OutdoorNebraska.org for If you are interested in applying, please send a letter 800,000 involved. You prob- a list of hunter education classes and boating safety ably saw Jennifer Hudson son, A. Wiedel’s, Hudson, of interest and your resume to Mr. Bryce Jorgenson, G. Hinrichs, Johnson and classes. Superintendent, Shickley Public Schools, entertain the multitude with March 31-April 1: Easter Weekend Celebration, a song, “The Times, They D. Heinrichs were present. P.O. Box 407, Shickley, NE 68436. There will be speakers during Arbor Lodge State Historical Park (SHP), Nebraska are a Changin’!” This is true City You may also email your information to especially in every facet of the event in the History Tent [email protected]. If you have any speaking on several subjects April 3: Learn to Hunt Spring Turkey workshop, our lives. Mid-Plains Community College, North Platte questions, please call the school ofÀce at In the sixties, we watched as the Pony Express and the 402-627-3375. Oregon Trail. Also, a slide April 3: Wild Game Processing Clinic, University Martin Luther King strug- of Nebraska-Lincoln Animal Science Complex, Lin- gling with a March and trying show will be continually showing. Next meeting will coln STATEWIDES for a change also, with the April 3: Mountain lion public informational meeting, idea that African Americans be in May. Lexi Holtzen of Deshler Chadron State College, Chadron have rights, too. Not easy April 4: Mountain lion public informational meeting, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING in Help Express, 1-855-763-2604. was confi rmed last Sunday at over 163 newspapers. Reach to convince this! No more Civic Center, Gering drink fountains labeled for the Trinity Lutheran Church thousands of readers for PORTABLE OXYGEN Concentra- at Friedensau. 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Call 1-855-456-0592. want to leave home in fear of cational Service Unit No. 2, Fremont their lives. They have decided wanted friends to note they April 10: Turkey Calling 101, Nebraska Game and UNABLE TO work due to injury STOP STRUGGLING on the stairs. things are not going to change could send memorials to Give your life a lift with an Acorn Linda Hudson, %Belvidere Parks Outdoor Education Center, Lincoln or illness? Call Bill Gordon & unless there is something April 14: Spring shotgun turkey season opens Assoc., Social Security Disabil- Stairlift. Call now for $250 off your done about it. Woman’s Club, 805 C Street, ity Attorneys! Free Evaluation. stairlift purchase and free DVD & Belvidere, NE 68315. April 14: Nebraska State Conventional Pistol Cham- brochure! 1-877-652-8506. No matter--WHO we are-- pionship, Nebraska Game and Parks Outdoor Education 1-866-818-0868. Mail: 2420 N Jenn Waldmeier, director St. NW, Washington DC. OfÄ ce: WHERE we go--WHAT color Center, Lincoln INVENTORS: FREE information our skin--WHERE we live? of Food Service for Thayer Broward Co. FL, Mbr. TX/NM April 14: Powerful Pollinators, Wildcat Hills Nature Bar. Local Attorneys Nation- package. Have your product idea Indeed everyone hopes it is Central schools, was selected developed affordably by the Re- to attend a USDA teaching Center, Gering wide. like the song and that things April 15: Light Goose Conservation Order closes search & Development pros and event that was held in the presented to manufacturers. Call are CHANGING! I doubt WERE YOU an Industrial or in East Zone 1-877-581-2504 for a Free Idea that you haven’t thought of Sacramento, Calif., area. It Construction Tradesman and re- April 15: Project Appleseed Rifl e Marksmanship Starter Guide. Submit your idea was labeled “Farm to Fork” cently diagnosed with lung can- this. We are so fortunate to Program, Roger G. Sykes Outdoor Heritage Education for a free consultation. live where we do! event. It focused on serving cer? You and your family may Complex, Platte River SP, Louisville be entitled to a signiÄ cant cash Times are changing in so fresh fruit and vegetables in ALL THINGS Basementy! Base- April 15: National Quilting Day, Arbor Lodge SHP, award. Call 1-800-542-4434 for the school lunch program ment Systems Inc. Call us for all many ways. Right now busi- Nebraska City your risk free consultation. nesses are wanting to shop and, of course, the Sacra- of your basement needs! Water- April 16: Application period begins for bighorn prooÄ ng, Ä nishing, structural re- and deliver your groceries. mento area is a rich source AFFORDABLE PRESS Release sheep lottery permit pairs, humidity and mold control. Whole Foods and Amazon of these. service. Send your message Jenn was one of the 35 April 18: Project WILD and Aquatic WILD Educator Free Estimates! Call 1-844-714- are competing to do this if you Workshop, Chadron State College, Chadron to 165 newspapers across Ne- 6330. directors who were taught braska for one low price! Call have an order of at least $35. April 18-22: Coalition of Historical Trekkers, Fort I watched an experiment with to grade the produce. They 1-800-369-2850 or www.neb- GUITAR WANTED! Local musi- also studied the cost friendly Atkinson SHP, Fort Calhoun press.com for more details. an order from both places. April 19: Nebraska Game and Parks Commission cian will pay up to $12,500 for The milk was still cold, of buying the products. She pre-1975 Gibson, Fender, Martin meeting, Fort Robinson SP, Crawford DISH TV $59.99 for 190 Chan- and Gretsch guitars. Fender am- the eggs were not broken, said her school tries to buy as nels, $14.95 High Speed Inter- much fresh food from local April 21: Fishing is Fun Clinic, Lewis and Clark pliÄ ers also. Call toll free! 1-800- and the ice cream was still State Recreation Area (SRA), Crofton net. Free Installation, Smart HD 995-1217. producers as they can. She DVR included, Free Voice Re- frozen. This opportunity is April 21: Youth Fishing Instructor Certifi cation taking place in a just a few also enjoyed the sights of the mote. Some restrictions apply. area, but said it rained three to Class, Nebraska Game and Parks Outdoor Education Call 1-877-688-4784. cities. I wondered if I had Center, Lincoln REAL ESTATE the advantage of this, would four days while she was there. Rather dreary like here, but April 21: Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Survival SPECTRUM TRIPLE Play. TV, I order? Would you? Workshop, Fort Kearny SRA, Kearney Internet & Voice for $29.99 FaceBook is trying to about 20-30 degrees warmer. each. 60 MB per second speed. She enjoyed getting to meet April 21-22: Great Plains Garrison’s Spring Muster, change. Some advocates Fort Hartsuff SHP, Burwell No contract or commitment. We were reaching out to users other food service managers buy your existing contract up to from Hawaii, Colorado and April 21-22: Team Walleye Circuit, Lewis and Clark $500! 1-800-317-2540. to drop FaceBook. So many SRA, Crofton answered, “I don’t want to many other locations. Easter Week Activities for April 22: Beer and Bacon, Fort Atkinson SHP, Fort FDA-REGISTERED Hearing give it up.” “It’s good for my Calhoun Aids. 100% risk-free! 45-day business.” “It has helped me Belvidere: home trial. Comfort Ä t. Crisp -Maundy Thursday-Friday April 26: Growing Up WILD Educator Workshop, stay informed with so many Concordia University, Seward clear sound. If you decide to 122 S. 4th St., Hebron, NE Services at United Church keep it, pay only $299 per aid. friends and classmates.” All April 26: Linking Literature and Science: Birds and (402) 768-2292 I can say is, Lord, please give of Christ, at 5 p.m., March Free Shipping. Call Hearing 29. Please feel free to come Bird Watching, Benson Baptist Church, Omaha me the wisdom to live with April 27: Arbor Day, Game and Parks offi ces everything that is “CHANG- whether you attend the church or not. closed NOTICE ING.” April 28: Roger G. Sykes Outdoor Heritage Educa- The Speech season, or as -Sunday, Easter Morning, WANTED: Top dollar paid for aluminum irrigation pipe. We 9:00 a.m., April 1. tion Complex opens for 2018 season, Platte River SP, we referred to “Dramatics,” Louisville pick up. We pay cash. Call 402-366-3794. is offi cially done. The com- -Easter Egg Hunt spon- 10-4 sored by the Belvidere Wom- April 28: Outdoor Adventure, Indian Cave SP, petition ended last Friday Shubert in Kearney. A winner or an’s Club, Saturday, March 31, 2 p.m., in Centennial April 28: Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Experience not, every student profi ts by Platte River SP, Louisville competing, learning skills Park. There will be four divi- AUCTION sions- A GOLD and SILVER April 28-29: Arbor Day Weekend Celebration, Arbor that will last for a lifetime. Lodge SHP, Nebraska City Thayer County schools again EGG will be hid in each category! All little hunters April 30: Flying WILD Educator Workshop, Elkhorn AUCTION CALENDAR represented themselves well Valley Museum, Norfolk in the competition. Many including sixth grade are invited to come have fun. In Thu Apr 19, 2018 @ 5:30 PM - THURSDAY EVENING AUCTION awards were brought home. 222 W 14th Street, Fairbury, NE 68352. Items can be checked-in case of BAD COLD weather, Bruning-Davenport placed starting March 23rd. Consignments must be to our auction center the hunt will be held in the Big fourth in the fi nals. The OID Our classifi eds are in print and online. by April 5th to be advertised. First come, À rst serve for space. (Oral Interpretation Drama) Red Barn at the Museum. Belvidere Woman’s Club won fi rst place overall. The Call to place yours today! Visit www.schultis.com for complete sale bills. team was Preston Sybrant, activities: Tara Lee Hudson, Issac Bay- April 3, Tuesday, Belvidere SCHULTIS AND SON, INC. singer, Glenn Meyer, Jacob Woman’s Club - Time to cel- REAL ESTATE & AUCTION SERVICE Schoenholz. The name of ebrate Spring. Meet at the 222 WEST 14TH • PO BOX 582 • FAIRBURY, NE the presentation was “Hood Community Center at 6: 15. OfÀ ce Ph.: 402-729-2435 • Web site: www.schultis.com of Sherwood.” Hebron members meet at 81 Express at 6:30 p.m. Then we We all have a misstep in Specializing in Quality Post Frame Buildings life, one way or another. will journey together. Jenn Last week our friend to the W. and Tori H. are snack Garages - Hobby Shops - Equestrian - Agricultural - Commercial & MORE! north had one of these in his hostesses. Bring money for BUSINESS SERVICES venture to the garage. Frank President to take to Con- Now scheduling for Spring 2018! 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HELP WANTED: Part time pickup drivers to trans- HELP WANTED: Zoltenko Farms, Inc. near Hardy, HELP WANTED: Immediate opening for full or fer seed from dealer to dealer. Spring Creek Ag Prod- NE is seeking both full-time and part-time members part-time cleaning position with Struve Enterprises for ucts, Inc., 800-432-5672 or 402-365-7673. to join our growing team. Open positions are: Gene cleaning vacant apartments. Benefi ts are available for 12-2 Transfer Technician (Entry Level) both in the barn and full-time. For more information, contact Struve Enter- Laboratory and Outside Operations Assistant (mainte- prises at 402-365-7575. nance). Please visit our website at http://zfi stud.bam- 12-TF boohr.com/jobs to view descriptions of these open po- EXTENSION ASSISTANT 4-H sitions. 12-4 (Nuckolls/Thayer Counties) HELP WANTED: Full or part time employment at University of Nebraska-Lincoln Alfs Well Drilling in Shickley. Duties include activities related to well drilling and farming. Looking for rig op- Eastern NE Res & Ext Center – Southeast District SEASONAL WORK erators and assistants. Earning based on experieince. Transform lives by delivering, teaching and manag- CDL a plus, good driving record a must. Benefi ts avail- ing effective educational programming in several SPRAYER OPERATOR able for full time help. Apply at Alfs Well Drilling, 310 N areas across the 4H curriculum by providing positive Thayer County Weed Department Market St., Shickley, NE (402) 627-2835. 11-4 youth development to include current and emerging Thayer County Weed Control is looking to fi ll one youth issues in assigned area. Must be able to engage position for part-time seasonal work as a sprayer youth through diverse learning strategies at appropri- operator. Work will begin in mid-April and will HELP WANTED: Spring Creek Model Trains. Work ate places and times. Ability to travel within service consist of 20-25 hours per week, depending on entails making telephone sales, tracking orders & in- area. Position is located in Thayer County. Criminal weather, through lawn spraying season which runs ventory, packing and shipping product, some house- background check and driving record review will be through approximately December 1st. Wages nego- keeping. Knowledge of Microsoft Excel & Word es- conducted. Excellent benefits including staff/depen- tiable per experience. Inquiries and applications in sential. Will train on the use of our QuickBooks POS. person at the weed control offi ce at 5431 HWY 136 Flexible hours, with some Saturdays. Call 402-365- dent scholarship program. in Deshler or by phone at 402-365-4366. EOE 7628 or stop in 304 E Bryson Ave, PO Box 304, Desh- Applicant review begins April 2nd. View requisition ler NE 68340. S_180221 at https://employment.unl.edu for complete 12-3 information and to apply. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is an EO/AA em- ployer and encourages minorities, women, veterans, and individuals with CONCRETE DRIVERS disabilities to apply. Overland Ready Mixed Company Overland Ready Mixed Company is now hiring Metal-Tech Partners is hiring General Labors in concrete drivers. Benefi ts offered: health insurance, the Geneva Plant; and General Labors, Press 401(k), fl ex plan, safety/wellness plus more. To ap- Brake Operator and Welders in the ply or for more information call Overland Ready BruningPlant. Mixed Comapny (402) 362-6643 or (402) 764-2382. Metal-Tech Partners offers competitive pay and an excellent benefits package which includes: Health, Dental, Vision, Paid Vacation and Com- pany Match Retirement. Now Hiring

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City of Hebron • Gardenside Assistant DON/MDS Coordinator RN – full-time* Summer Utility Helpers • Gardenside RN or LPN (evenings/nights) The City of Hebron is accepting applications for summer – part time* helpers for the utility department. Applications are available • Home Health CNA or CNA/Med Aide – part-time at: • Gardenside CNA/MA (evenings) – part-time* City of Hebron • Radiology tech - PRN ATTN: Chris Fangmeier P.O. Box 29 We offer a competitive compensation and Hebron, NE 68370 benefits package for all positions. --The City of Hebron is an equal opportunity employer-- *Health insurance benefit offered to employees who work 24+ hours per week. Horizontal Boring & Tunneling Co. is seeking a full-time Apply online at JCHealthandLife.org/careers or call 402-729-3351 for more information. WELDER/FABRICATOR GARAGE SALES POSITIONS AVAILABLE to join our team in Exeter, Nebraska. This employee will NOTICE: Davenport com- work both indoors and outdoors, using various weld- munity-wide yard sales May 18 and 19. FULL TIME ing and cutting methods in the repair and fabrication of equipment used in trenchless construction. 13, 15, 17 DAYS Jefferson Community Health & Life Applicants must be able to meet deadlines, be detail-ori- Environmental 2200 H St., P.O. Box 277 ented, and be skilled in welding processes as well as the Fairbury, NE 68352 associated tools. FOR RENT Services Tech * EEOC Employer/Vet/Disabled The ideal candidate for this position is hard-working, FOR RENT: Self-Storage Clinic Triage RN productive, efficient, and has a desire to continually learn call Superstorage. Check out Physician Assistant and grow. Previous welding experience and/or welding our brand new building on tech education is preferred. South 3rd St. in Hebron. We Pharmacy Tech have storage units for just Employees receive a competitive compensation and ben- Wellness Center Medication aide needed $20.00. Locally owned and efit package, including health, life, dental, vision, disabil- operated. Hebron Superstor- Director at Cedarwood! ity insurance, vacation, cafeteria §125 plan, 401(k)/profit age, 402-768-7251. Desh- Cook * share plan, paid holidays, and uniforms are provided. ler Superstorage, 402-365- Are you ready to work in a positive atmosphere Billing and Followup Apply via our website: hbttrenchless.com/careers 4282. Or stop at our offi ce at with strong family values and competitive pay? 210 S. 4th St. in Hebron. Specialist Would you like to work where you can make a 13-tf * Sign on Bonus difference in people’s lives? We have the perfect job for you! Your Ad could be here! FULL TIME Full-time Med Aide 505 South River Avenue, Exeter, NE 68351 Call 402-768-6602 NIGHTS i 10 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. (Four 10-hour 402-266-5347 • email: [email protected] Hospital RN * shifts per week) VEVRAA Contractor • EEO/AA (W/M/Vets/Disability) Employer to place today! * Sign on Bonus i Medication aide certification PRN required (will train the right Ambulance individual!) Paramedic/RN i Personal cares as requested by Please go to www. tenants, assisting with meal thayercountyhealth.com and click on “Careers” for a complete service, personal laundry for listing of open positions. For more information, please call Human tenants, and housekeeping duties Resources at 402-768-4641. i Require confidentiality, flexibility, TCHS is an equal opportunity em- ployer and does not discriminate multi-tasking, excellent communi- against any person on the basis of age, race, color, religion, sex, cation skills, professionalism, and disability, marital status, genetic excellent customer service skills. information, national origin or any other status protected by law.

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Oak ϭ͘ϳϱйWzΎ By Phyllis Schmitt ϭϯDŽŶƚŚ Those playing cards at Ύ the Community Center in Ϯ͘ϮϱйWz Nelson last Tuesday were ϮϰDŽŶƚŚ Phyllis Schmitt, Gerry Eck- Ύ&ŽƌĂůŝŵŝƚĞĚƟŵĞ͘ΨϱϬϬŵŝŶŝŵƵŵƚŽŽƉĞŶ͘dŽŽďƚĂŝŶƚŚĞ^ƉĞĐŝĂůZĂƚĞŽŶĂŶĞǁĞƌƟĮĐĂƚĞŽĨĞƉŽƐŝƚŽƌDŽŶĞLJ les, Donna Gillan and Lola DĂƌŬĞƚĐĐŽƵŶƚ͕ƚŚĞďĂůĂŶĐĞŵƵƐƚďĞĞƋƵĂůƚŽŽƌŐƌĞĂƚĞƌƚŚĂŶΨϭϬ͕ϬϬϬ͘dŚĞWzŽŶƚŚĞDŽŶĞLJDĂƌŬĞƚĐĐŽƵŶƚŝƐ ǀĂƌŝĂďůĞĂŶĚŝƐƐƵďũĞĐƚƚŽĐŚĂŶŐĞ͘ĂĐŚĚĞƉŽƐŝƚŽƌŝƐŝŶƐƵƌĞĚƵƉƚŽĂƚůĞĂƐƚΨϮϱϬ͕ϬϬϬďLJƚŚĞ&/͘ŽŶƚĂĐƚĂŶĂŐůĞ^ƚĂƚĞ Biltoft. ƌĞƉƌĞƐĞŶƚĂƟǀĞƚŽƐĞƚƵƉLJŽƵƌŶĞǁŽƌDŽŶĞLJDĂƌŬĞƚĂĐĐŽƵŶƚƚŽĚĂLJ͘KīĞƌŝƐŐŽŽĚƚŚƌŽƵŐŚϰͬϭϱͬϮϬϭϴ͘ On Thursday, Phyllis Schmitt attended the birth- day dinner at the Davenport Senior Center. Donna Gillan quilted last JR PHoto/Art Whitton Monday. The Last Supper... Last Tuesday, Donna The men of Thayer County held their annual production of “The Last Supper” at the Chester Gillan attended Tai Chi and Auditorium, with two performances on Palm Sunday and one performance on Wed., March on Wednesday, went to Bible 28. study. On Thursday, Donna Gillan went for coffee at the Senior Center. In the afternoon, she attended the funeral of Earl Ferguson. ‹†›Ƭ–Š‡Žƒ–‡‘†‡›–”—Ƥ‰— –‹‘ ƒ–’”‹Ž͟ǡ͚͙͘͠͡ǣ͛͘ƒ Saturday, Donna Gillan ͚͘͘͘ƒŽ–‹ŽŽ‘†ƒ”–‡ŽŽǡ͘͜͜͞͠ went to Superior. ‹”͚Ǥ͝‹‘ˆ ™›͟͟ƬƒŽ–‹ŽŽ‘† After church on Sun- ͚͝ ”ƒ –‘”•ǡ‘†‡Ž•ǡǡǡ ǡ Ǧǡ͚͘Ƭ͛͘‡”‹‡•ǡ͙͘͘ǯ•‘ˆ ”ƒ –‘”ƒ”–•ǡ ‹•  ‡ƒ†•ǡƒ”„•ǡƒ‰•ǡ–ƒ”–‡”•ǡ‹•–‘•ǡ‹”‹‰ ƒ”‡••ǡ‹‰Š–•ǡ ƒ—‰‡•ǡ day, Donna Gillan, Muriel ƒ”„‹–•ǡŠ—––‡”•ǡ ”‡‡•ǡŠ‹‡Ž†•ǡŠ‡‡Ž‡‹‰Š–•ǡ‹”‡•ǡ‹•ǡ Follmer and Brent, Cheryl –‡‡”‹‰Š‡‡Ž•ǡ‡ƒ–•ǡ„”‡ŽŽƒ•ǡ ‡†‡”•ǡ”ƒ™ƒ”•ǡ‘’”‡••‘”•ǡ and Anders Jensen were —„•‘‹Ž‡”ǡ†˜‹‰•ǡŠ‘’“—‹’ǡ˜‹Žǡƒ”–•ƒ„‹‡–•ǡ‘‘Ž‘š‡•ǡŠ‘’ ‘‘Ž•ǡ›ƒ‘‡–‡”ǡ ‹ŽŽ•„‘”‘ ”ƒ‹Ž‡”ǡ‹•‹„Ž‡ ƒ•—’ǡ‹†‹ŽŽǡ—•Šƒ dinner guests of Donna and ‘™‡”ǡ‘” Š‡–ǡ‹ŽŽ‡”ǡƬ‘”‡Ǥ Darrell Jensen. Visit www.NebAuction.com for full details The Oak First Commu- Schweitzer Auction Service - Brian Schweitzer Auctioneer/Realtor 402.641.1266 Scott Jelinek 402.429.9814 nity Church will have Good Friday services at 7 p.m. at the church. Sunrise Services Regret. Isolation. Loneliness. JR Photo/Art Whitton will be held at the church at Sharing music... 7 a.m. with breakfast follow- What does gambling cost you? Jeff Friesen led the musical ensemble which entertained the crowd prior to the pageant ing Sunday morning. at Chester. The Nebraska Gamblers Assistance Program pays for counseling. Alliance... 24-hour Helpline 1-800-522-4700 problemgambling.nebraska.gov Oklahoma, among other fi ce and specifi c tooling,” drawing the board’s attention into workforce housing and locations. he has also taken Mitchell said. “We’re hoping to the Homeowner’s Op- owner-occupied rehabilita- an airplane to a buyer in to get a full time mechanic portunity Program through tion. New York. Mitchell said her at some point.” the Southeast Nebraska In addition, the Alliance husband was in Mexico the She said they have a great Development District. The is fully supporting LB840 night of the meeting. network of friends helping Alliance has $40,000 in a They’ve boosted their and there is a tremendous fund for use by potential ho- for Hebron, which voters Introducing 5-week equipment to four helicop- potential to expand. meowners if they qualify. will decide on in May. The ters and two trucks. Also briefl y showcased “It’s usually the fi rst home, Alliance has purchased yard DUAL-CREDIT CLASSES! “We’re expanding like was the Nebraska Shrimp but doesn’t have to be,” Wet- and business signs. Fact ^ŝƐŽĨĨĞƌŝŶŐƚŚƌĞĞƐƉĞĐŝĂůĐůĂƐƐĞƐƚŚŝƐ^ƵŵŵĞƌ͊ crazy,” she said. “We have Company owned by Dietrich tstein said. “They just have to sheets on the bill, which dƵŝƚŝŽŶĨŽƌ another pilot now.” Brinegar. 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