+ + Retiring AD awarded Page 3B The Wayne Single Copy $1.00 Sections - 3 Pages - 18 Thursday, March 16, 2017 141st Year - No. 24 Herald Daily updates, video and more on the Web at www.mywaynenews.com These 'American Made' guys are ready to perform By Calyn Dunklau we'll include some gospel and we're pa- show is good show. You can't coast and [email protected] triotic guys so we'll do some of those. It's go through the motions. You wouldn't be a family show," he said. "There really is around for over 40 years if you did," Ster- Giddy up something for every family member — it's ban said. omm poppa even kid friendly." The group's longevity and current tour- omm poppa Sterban said the group still enjoys what ing with high-energy shows are proof of the mow mow they do and that they have no plans to re- lasting friendship they have forged. tire any time soon. If you recognized those lyrics, you'll like "We've been doing this for a long time "Even after all these years, we look for- what comes next. If you didn't recognize and we've become the very best of friends," ward to playing. We love what we do." them…ask Google about it. he said. "Each man brings something dif- The four men famous for that toe-tap- The group has been comprised of the four ferent to the table and we all realized a ping tune are making their way across the current members, Duane Allen (lead), Joe long time ago we needed one another." country on tour deciding that a pit stop Bonsall (tenor), William Lee Golden (bari- — It's because of the friendship and the in Sioux City at the Hard Rock Casino and tone) and Sterban, for 43 years and has 12 genuine enjoyment of the process start- Hotel would be a good idea. On March 25, gold, three platinum and one double plati- — ing with their creativity coming alive in the Oak Ridge Boys will headline at the num album and a double platinum single the studio with new music to the upbeat Anthem inside Hard Rock. under its belt. concerts performed for their devoted fans "I can speak for all of us when I say we're Along with those, more than a dozen that the Oak Ridge Boys have been so looking forward to coming," bass singer Number One singles and over 30 Top Ten — successful. Richard Sterban said. "People can rest as- hits. The group has come home with Gram- sured they'll hear Elvira. There are certain my, Dove and CMA awards along with Sterban measured that success when he songs that just have to be included in the awards from the Academy of Country Mu- said they can tell when they've moved an show." sic, including the coveted Pioneer Award. audience. Songs like "Thank God for Kids" and The Oak Ridge Boys made their way into "If you touch people with your music, if "American Made" are some of their most the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2015, you move people with your music, that's (Photo courtesy of the Oak Ridge Boys) famous, but the Oak Ridge Boys also in- but even after over 40 years of playing to- a good show. When you look out at the The Oak Ridge Boys are set to perform in Sioux City on March 25 at the clude some patriotic and some gospel songs gether, they still bring the music alive to crowd and see people holding hands or in Hard Rock Casino and Hotel. The group is 'looking forward to coming' ac- into their line up. their fans. some instances tears, you know the song is cording to bass singer Richard Sterban. "A big part of the show is the hits, but "We do our best to make sure every touching, moving people." Be their guests Wayne High School to present Disney's Beauty and the Beast

Rehearsals are in full swing for this feature. The stage version includes the spring's Wayne High School presentation well-known songs written by Alan Menken of Disney's Beauty and the Beast, one of and the late Howard Ashman, along with the most iconic of all stage productions. new songs by Mr. Menken and Tim Rice. Performances of Beauty and the Beast While the original Broadway production will be Friday, March 31 and Saturday, ran for over 13 years and was nominated April 1 at 7 p.m. and a Sunday matinee for nine Tony Awards, including Best Mu- at 2 p.m. The new Culinary Arts class at sical, many touring companies are still Wayne High will also be showcasing their bringing this classic to life. work with a dessert bar at the Sunday mat- The quintessential fairy tale story tells inee. of Belle, a young woman in a provincial Tickets are available by calling the high school office at (402) 375-3150 or by con- town, and the Beast, who is really a young tacting any of the cast or crew of the pro- prince trapped under the spell of an en- duction. The production is presented by chantress. If the Beast can learn to love special arrangement with Musical Theatre and be loved, the curse will end and he will International. be transformed into his former self. But if Over 35 million people worldwide in 13 the Beast does not learn his lesson soon, he countries have enjoyed the musical based and his household of enchanted objects will on the Academy Award-winning animated be doomed for all eternity.

(Photo by Calyn Dunklau) Providence Medical Center staff recently underwent training on a new piece of a equipment. The new machine will replace a set of hands during CPR for chest compressions to eliminate fatigue and combat a lack of staff or space in emergent situations without compromising patient care. Training, equipment additions continue at Providence By Calyn Dunklau staff is able to move much faster. [email protected] "These came through a grant Another benefit of the LUCAS ma- from the Leona Helmsley chine, Spahr said, was for when there was a smaller amount of staff members Saving a life isn't an easy task, but Foundation which was some times the most simple action available or in communities with lim- can be the difference between life and made available to the State. ited EMS staff. The addition of such death. The Health and Human a piece of equipment in smaller com- munities would be an incredible asset. Chest compressions are vital in many Services Department emergency situations but many times Several smaller towns in the area are the loss of the extra set of hands or the dispersed the funds, so we on the list or have already received a rotating of staff to continue compres- were given these." LUCAS machine to use in their ambu- lances. sions can hinder an emergency team. Mark Tietz Providence Medical Center was "Not all of the time do we have a huge lucky enough to receive two pieces of amount of staff available to be able to The LUCAS system replaced equip- equipment to help combat that prob- respond to every situation or when the ment called Autopulse, which wasn't as lem in the hospital itself and in the ambulance goes out, so this gives the user friendly. Thanks to a grant, PMC ambulance. opportunity to respond with other in- was able to get the LUCAS equipment. The two LUCAS chest compression terventions that can help save people's system machines were introduced to "It was actually a band system lives," Spahr said. staff at a recent training event for all through a different supplier," Mark Ti- It eliminates the fatigue to a staff nurses and EMS staff, as well as any etz, Director of Facilities/Ambulance member as well, Spahr said. With other PMC employee who wanted to at- Services said. "These came up through chest compressions being done by a tend. a grant from the Leona Helmsley Foun- staff member, roughly 5 minutes is "The LUCAS 2 machine can essen- dation which was made available to the more than enough time for fatigue to tially replace a person in a situation State. The state's Health and Human set in, requiring that staff member to where you need to do chest compres- Services department dispersed the be rotated out with someone else until sions, so you can free up a body to do funds, so we were given these." compressions are no longer necessary. (Contributed photo) other tasks like starting an IV or doing Tietz commented on the ease of use The LUCAS machine has a battery life Shanda Lambert and Tanner DeBorer tango their way through their an advanced airway and so on," said for staff to utilize the LUCAS equip- of 45 minutes when being used but can parts for the upcoming Wayne High School production of Beauty and Marcia Spahr, PMC Director of Acute, ment, stating the machine was much also run on a cord indefinitely if neces- the Beast. Performances are scheduled for March 31, April 1 and April 2. Skilled and ED Services. easier to set up and because of that, See Training, Page 4A + 2A Thursday, March 16, 2017 www.mywaynenews.com +

The Wayne Record Herald Obituaries

Rosalie Deck Marian Kugler Perry Alvin F. 'Al' Schmode

Rosalie A. Deck, 91, of Norfolk died Tuesday, March 7, 2017 at the Marian Kugler Perry, 80, of Wayne, died Wednesday, March 8, 2017 in Alvin F. "Al" Schmode, 97, of Sun City, Ariz., died Wednesday, Feb. 22, Heritage of Bel-Air Nursing Home in Norfolk. Omaha. 2017 at Royal Oaks Retirement Community in Sun City. Services were held Friday, March 10 at Stonacek Funeral Chapel in Services will be held Thursday, March 16 at 11 a.m. at Our Savior A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, April 1 at the Royal Oaks Norfolk with Rev. Adrian Hanft offi- Lutheran Church in Wayne. The Chapel, 10015 W. Royal Oak Road in ciating. Burial was at the Hillcrest Rev. Jeanne Madsen and Chaplain Sun City. Memorial Park Cemetery in Norfolk. Deb Hammer will officiate. Memorials may be made to Memorials can be sent to Rosalie Burial will be in Greenwood American Legion Post #252, Deck Memorial, 9811 Hazeltine Cemetery in Wayne. Winside, Neb. 68790. Please join Ave., Omaha, Neb. 68136. Memorials may be directed Al’s family in sharing memories, Condolences may be expressed to toward Our Savior Lutheran Church pictures or videos on his tribute wall the family on-line at www.stonacek- in Wayne or The Methodist Hospital at www.caminodelsol.com. funeralchapel.com. Foundation in Omaha for oncology Alvin F. "Al" Schmode was born Stonacek Funeral Chapel in research and cancer prevention pro- Jan. 6, 1920. He was liked through- Norfolk is in charge of the arrange- grams. out his life by anyone who met him. ments. Marian Kugler Perry was born As a businessman in Winside, he Rosalie Deck, the daughter of John Sept. 25, 1936 in Wayne to Henry and his partner, Frank Weible, gave and Gertrude (Bernstauch) Browner and Margaret (Weyerts) Kugler. many people a chance to work and formerly of Norfolk, was born on She was baptized and confirmed make a life for themselves. His sense Jan. 6, 1926 in Norfolk. She was at Redeemer Lutheran Church in of humor was contagious and always baptized and confirmed at Christ Wayne. She graduated from Wayne on point. Al was a 60 year mem- Lutheran Church in Norfolk. She High School in 1954, where she was ber of American Legion Post 252 in attended grade school at District 16, a drum majorette and went on to Winside. In his early years he was and Norfolk High School. Rosalie attend Wayne State College. She known for his baseball skills and in married Wilmer Deck of Hoskins on married Gene Perry on June 16, 1939 and 1940 he was the starting March 25, 1945 at Christ Lutheran Church in Norfolk. After marriage, 1957 at Redeemer Lutheran Church where she taught Sunday school catcher for the University of Nebraska Cornhusker Baseball Team. His the couple farmed near Winside, until moving to Norfolk in 1987. Rosalie and served on the Altar Guild. The couple was engaged in farming until name appears in the University’s Sports Hall of Distinction. He was worked at the Norfolk Daily News for 13 years and also volunteered Gene’s death on June 20, 1978. Marian was employed in the Wayne loved by many and will be missed by all who knew him. at the Faith Lutheran Hospital. She was a member of Mount Olive County Clerk’s office for 14 years and also worked as the Society Editor Survivors include three sons, seven grandchildren and three great- Lutheran Church in Norfolk. Rosalie loved the farm; she enjoyed all at the Wayne Herald. She was a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church grandchildren. After the death of his wife, Frankie, he was blessed to aspects of farming. Rosalie and Wilmer worked side by side all of their in Wayne. More than anything Marian treasured her family, her home, share the remainder of his life with his close companion, Bette Woodward, married life. Rosalie was a great cook and enjoyed taking lunch to Wilmer good friends and neighbors. She was an amazing mother who dedicated who also lives at Royal Oaks. He was a loving father, grandfather and while he was working in the field. She loved to go for drives and see the her life to her children. great-grandfather. countryside. Rosalie enjoyed gardening, canning, sewing for the children Survivors include her daughter and son-in-law, Lori and Don Hook of He was preceded in death by his wife of 55 years, Frankie N. Schmode. and grandchildren, playing cards and bridge, and baking wedding cakes Omaha; her son, Ted Perry of Omaha; grandson, Samuel Perry of Wayne; with her daughter, Jane. granddaughters, Leah Perry and Elaina Perry of Wayne; brother, Bill Survivors include daughters, Karen (Mervin) Hamm of Pender, Jane and Rae Kugler of Wayne; and nieces and nephews. (Allen) Marsh of Omaha, and Joan (Jack) McKee of Grand Island,; son, She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Gene; and her Rodney Deck of Winside; 10 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren; sis- sister, Bonnie ‘Kugler’ Panter. Upcoming diabetes class ters Elsie Becker of Bella Vista, Ark., Anne Rowntree of Lubbock, Texas, Pallbearers will be Dennis Spangler, Terry Karel, Dan Hansen, Sam Elizabeth Boettcher of Columbus and Lynn Wheatley of San Diego, Calif.. Perry, Frank Sheda and Tom Schmitz. She was preceded in death by her husband, Wilmer; parents John to explore benefits to and Gertrude; daughter-in-law, Patty (Albertsen) Deck; grandson Jason McKee and two sisters, Verena St. Vincent and Mary Mullendore. fiber, protein in the diet Pallbearers were Matt Hamm, Michael Becker, Kevin Hingst, Kevin Looking Ahead in Wayne Libengood, Bryan Deck, James Clifton, Jesse DeBoer, Rodger Deck and By Lowell Johnson, dry to be pumped any more. The last Control Diabetes for keeps your digestive tract working Jeremy Dexter. City Administrator This spring we’ll speed up the Life series will be held Wednesday, well. Whole wheat bran is an ex- drying process by pushing the March 29. It will be offered from ample of this type of fiber. Soluble City Council Meetings sludge into rows and turning them 1:30-4 p.m. at Northeast Nebras- fiber can help lower your cholester- Arlene Ostendorf Regular Wayne City Council so the water can separate out and ka Health Department, 215 North ol level and improve blood glucose meetings are at 5:30 p.m. on the evaporate faster. Since the sludge Pearl Street in Wayne. control if eaten in large amounts. Arlene Ostendorf, 87, of Wayne, died Wednesday, March 15, 2017 at first and third Tuesday of each is now mostly just old minerals People with diabetes, their fam- Oatmeal is an example of this type the Wakefield Health Care Center. month in city hall at Third and we’ll try to dry it enough and just ily members and friends are en- of fiber. A study in the New Eng- Services will be held Saturday, March 18 at 1:30 p.m. at Our Savior Pearl Streets. spread it out as dry dirt and plow it couraged to attend the Wednesday, land Journal of Medicine showed Lutheran Church in Wayne. Visitation will be held Saturday from 11 a.m. Cutting Trees Down by the into the ground instead of paying to March 29 session of Control Dia- that people with diabetes who ate until service time at the church with the family present. Burial will be in Rugby Fields haul it out. betes for Life to learn more about 50 grams of fiber a day — particu- Greenwood Cemetery in Wayne. About 25 years ago we planted Wind Turbine Power for Wayne the benefits of fiber and protein in larly soluble fiber — were able to Memorials may be directed to the Ostendorf family for later designa- a border of fast growing Austrees We began shopping for wind tur- your diet. Deborah Willcox, R.D., control their blood glucose better tion. around the brush pile on the way bine power about eight years ago L.M.N.T., with Franciscan Care than those who ate far less. Arrangements are with Hasemann Funeral Home in Wayne. to the softball fields. Austrees grow and have reviewed several Power Services in West Point, will share Another benefit of fiber is that it fast but have softer wood and short- Purchase Agreements, (PPAs) over dietary hints for incorporating more adds bulk to help make you feel full. er lives. They have been losing that time. During time the cost fiber and protein rich foods in your Given these benefits, fiber is impor- Donna Liska branches and breaking off so we of wind power has plummeted by diet. tant to include in the daily diet for took them out. more than half. We’re looking at High fiber foods provide more people with diabetes, as well as Donna Liska, 78, of Wayne, died Wednesday, March 15, 2017 at her Sludge Odor two offers to sell us wind power that than just roughage. Many are also those who don't have diabetes. You home. The old city lagoon was built in would be about 15 percent of our excellent sources of healthful, dis- can add fiber by eating whole grain Services will be held Saturday, March 18 at 10:30 a.m. at First United the 1960’s to hold and process raw total energy purchased. One offer is ease fighting nutrients and phyto- products, fruits, vegetables, and le- Methodist Church in Wayne. Visitation will be Friday, March 17 from 5 sewage into cleaner water before from the Rattlesnake Creek Project chemicals. A 2014 meta-analysis gumes. Leave the skin on fruits and to 7 p.m. at the church with family present. An Eastern Star Service will releasing it into Logan Creek. which will be 150 new turbines concluded that higher fiber intake vegetables, as it is high in fiber. Eat be held at 7 p.m. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery in Wayne. Wayne built a new treatment plant north of Wakefield. The other offer was associated with a lower risk of whole grain breads and crackers. Memorials may be directed to the Wayne Public Library or Heifer in the 1980’s but kept the old lagoon is from the Cottonwood turbine death from all causes. In fact, for And be sure to increase your fiber International. for sludge. The new Aquarius treat- project in the Red Cloud area of every additional 10 grams of fiber intake gradually, and remember to Arrangements are with Hasemann Funeral Home in Wayne. ment plant discharges only a small Nebraska. The prices are both very study participants ate, their risk of drink 6-8 glasses of water per day fraction of sludge so the old 26 acre low so we’re focusing on the terms. death decreased by 10 percent. to avoid constipation. lagoon was drying up. We expect to have a recommenda- Fiber has long been known for Fitting diabetes into your life- A Quick Look We are decommissioning the tion to the city council at one of the its usefulness in treating constipa- style is the key message. Diabetes Date High Low Precip Snow lagoon to use the land for some- next two city council meetings. tion, but higher fiber diets also are does not have to dictate how you Mar. 9 NA NA — Mar. 10 NA NA — thing else. We have pumped out Quote linked to a decreased risk of breast live. University of Nebraska–Lin- Mar. 11 NA NA — about 1/4 of the old sludge at a “The reasonable man adapts him- cancer and stroke, and may reduce coln Extension and Franciscan — Mar. 12 NA NA cost of about $650,000. The organic self to the world, the unreasonable systemic inflammation. The Ameri- Care Services of West Point invite We use newsprint with recycled fiber. Mar. 13 NA NA — Mar. 14 NA NA .03 matter is pretty much gone from man persists in trying to adapt the can Heart Association recommends you and your family members to — the sludge through bacterial action. world to himself. Therefore all prog- Please recycle after use. Mar. 15 NA NA high-fiber foods for weight man- participate in a new and exciting Recorded 7 a.m. for previous 24 hour period What’s left is about 18” of sludge ress depends on the unreasonable agement and reduction of cardio- diabetes educational program. The Precip./mo. — ? / Monthly snow — 0 Yr./ that is a gel of 90 percent water and man” George Bernard Shaw 1856- vascular disease (CVD) risk. The series of programs is being offered Date —?” / Seasonal snow— 12” 10 percent colloidal clay and min- 1950 American Diabetes Association rec- via the two-way interactive dis- Chamber Coffee eral elements. It’s going to smell Questions or comments? ommends them for blood glucose tance education. Participants will WAYNE — This week’s Chamber Coffee for a while as it dries. No water has Call Lowell Johnson, City control. learn about current issues related been going into the lagoon for about Administrator at 375-1733 or email Fiber is a type of carbohydrate to diabetes from educators with will be held Friday, March 17 at the Wayne three years and the sludge is too me at [email protected]. (just like sugars and starches) but over 25 years of team-teaching ex- City Auditorium. It will be hosted by the Lo- that is not broken down by the hu- perience. gan Creek Chapter of Pheasants Forever. The man body, therefore, it does not con- Team-teaching the program coffee on Friday, March 24 will be held at the Wayne State Planetarium tribute any calories. will be Deborah Willcox, R.D. and 1912 Emporium, located at the corner of Sec- When looking at a food label, fiber L.M.N.T., and Stacie Petersen, ond and Pearl Streets. It will include a ribbon cutting for the to host several spring is listed under total carbohydrates B.S.N. and Certified Diabetes Ed- business. The coffee begins at 10 a.m. and announcements at which can be confusing to an indi- ucator both of Franciscan Care 10:15 a.m. vidual who has diabetes. Carbohy- Services in West Point and Debra planetarium shows drate is the one nutrient that im- Schroeder, UNL Extension Educa- Wayne Food Truck pacts blood glucose the most. tor in Cuming County. AREA — The next Wayne Food Truck is scheduled to be in Wayne State College will host April 15: “Eclipses and Phases of The answer is that fiber does not “Control Diabetes for Life” is a Wayne on Saturday, March 25 at Our Savior Lutheran Church. spring planetarium shows during the Moon,’’ 2 p.m. raise blood glucose levels. Because joint project of University of Ne- it is not broken down by the body. braska–Lincoln Extension and Food distribution will be from 10 to 11:30 am. Clients should March and April. April 28: “Back to the Moon for The fiber in an apple or a slice of Franciscan Care Services of West bring boxes and bags to carry the food. Also, volunteers are Show schedule includes: Good,’’ 7 p.m. March 17: “STARS,” 7 p.m.; April 28: “Origins of Life’’ and whole grain bread has no effect on Point. The program is offered free- always needed. “Seeing” and “Citizen Sky’’ at 8 p.m. “Monsters of the Cosmos,’’ 8 p.m. blood glucose levels because it isn't of-charge. “Control Diabetes for Sandwich, Pie and Ice Cream Social March 18: “Eclipses and Phases April 29: “Eclipses and Phases of digested. The grams of fiber can ac- Life” will help participants learn of the Moon,’’ 2 p.m. the Moon,’’ 2 p.m. tually be subtracted from the total to control diabetes and prolong the AREA — The Wayne Music Boosters will be holding a March 24: “Compass, Calendar Descriptions of the shows appear grams of carb you are eating if you onset of complications from the dis- Sandwich, Pie and Ice Cream Social on Thursday, March 17 and Clock,’’ 7 p.m.; “Astronaut” and at: https://www.wsc.edu/info/20091/ are using carbohydrate counting for ease. These sessions are designed at the Wayne Junior-Senior High School gym and Commons “Losing the Dark’’ at 8 p.m. planetarium/711/fulldome_shows meal planning. to supplement the education that area. The event runs from 5 to 8 p.m. with the following March 25: “Eclipses and Phases For more information, please call Needless to say, fiber doesn’t you receive from your local diabetes groups scheduled to perform: Fifth grade band, 5-5:15 p.m.; of the Moon,’’ 2 p.m. Dr. Todd Young at (402) 375-7471. harm individuals with diabetes, education team and are not a sub- Sixth grade band, 5:15-5:30 p.m.; Seventh grade band, 5:30- March 31: Kids Night: “Zula but be aware that most of the foods stitute for diabetes classes through 5:45 p.m.; Seventh and eighth grade choir, 5:45-6 p.m.; Eighth Patrol: Under the Weather,’’ at 7 Farmers Market that contain fiber (fruits, vegeta- your local health care providers. grade band, 6-6:15 p.m.; Seventh and eighth grade Jazz band, p.m. and “Earth, Moon and Sun’’ at bles, whole grain breads, cereals, Participants are asked to pre-reg- and pastas) also contain other types ister for “Control Diabetes for Life” 6:15-6:30 p.m.; High School Jazz Band, 6:45-7 p.m.; High 8 p.m. meeting set for April 1: “Eclipses and Phases of of non-fiber carbohydrate (sugar, by calling their local Extension of- School Jazz Choir, 6:45-7 p.m.; Choir/Musical Preview, 7-7:35 the Moon,’’ 2 p.m. March 19 starch) that must be accounted for fice. Please register by Monday, p.m. and High School Varsity Band, 7:35-8 p.m. April 1: “Star Party at Ike’s The annual Spring Vendors' in your meal plan. March 27, so the proper number GOP meeting Lake,’’ 6 p.m. meeting for those interested in be- The average person should eat of handouts may be prepared. Ne- April 7: “Dawn of the Space Age,’’ ing part of the Wayne Farmers between 20-35 grams of fiber each braska School Food Service Associ- WAYNE COUNTY — On Saturday, March 18, the Wayne 7 p.m.; “Oasis in Space,’’ 8 p.m. Market will be held Sunday, March day, but most Americans eat about ation has approved this session for County Republican Party will meet at 9 a.m. at the Wayne April 8: “Eclipses and Phases of 19 at 6 p.m. in the South Meeting of half that amount. two hours of continuing education Airport meeting room. Discussions will include the Lincoln- the Moon,’’ 2 p.m. the Wayne City Auditorium. So if fiber does not give us any credits. Reagan Forum for 2018, Pro-Trump Rallies, and possible April 14: “Ring World” and A variety of topics will be covered calories, why exactly should you eat SOURCE: Amy Topp, Nebraska guest speakers for the forum. “Solar Quest,’’ 7 p.m.; “The Lincoln including fees, Chamber Coffee and it? There are two types of fiber: in- Extension Educator. Almanac Trial,’’ 8 p.m. the BRAN ride on June 7. soluble and soluble. Insoluble fiber + www.mywaynenews.com The Wayne Herald – Thursday, March 16, 2017 3A + Pheasants Forever annual banquet set for March 17 at Auditorium The public is being encouraged to take part in the loosing populations rapidly. Logan Creek Chapter of Pheasants Forever annual In August of last year the group worked with the banquet on Friday, March 17. Izaak Walton League on an Outdoor Event. Doors to the Wayne City Auditorium will open at "We wanted to introduce youth, and adults, to the 5:30 p.m. for social time and dinner will be served at outdoors and outdoor activities," Modrell said. 7 p.m. Modrell stressed that Pheasants Forever is not a The event will include a variety of games and raffles, hunting organization. Instead, the group works to pro- along with a silent and live auction. vide habitat for wildlife of all types. Of special interest this year, the live auction will in- "We are always looking for volunteers to work with clude a six person, seven day fishing trip to Lake Win- habitat and youth and those who want to make a dif- nibigoshish, Minn. at High Banks Resort. The trip can ference. You don't have to be a hunter to be a part of be taken at a time to be determined by the purchaser our organization," Modrell said. in either 2017 or 2018. For nearly 20 years, the local Pheasants Forever "This would be a great place for a family vacation," chapter has sponsored a Youth-Mentor Hunter in early said Jim Modrell, one of the organizers of this, the 27th October at the Ike's Lake northwest of Wayne. Those annual, banquet. youth who took part in the last hunt will be on hand at Tickets for the banquet may be purchased from any this year's banquet and one of them will be awarded a Pheasants Forever member or at CopyWrite in Wayne. gun during the event. A limited number will also be available at the door the Dues collected by Pheasants Forever go toward im- night of the event. There will be a $5 increase in ticket proving habitat and protecting wildlife on the national price at the door. level. Dues are $35 per person or $15 for a youth mem- Throughout its history, the Logan Creek Chapter of bership. Pheasants Forever has been involved in many habi- "Money collected for dues goes to the national or- tat projects, including tree planting at the Thomp- ganization, but all money raised during our banquet son Barnes Wildlife Management Area northwest of stays with our chapter and will be used locally for proj- Wayne. ects in this area," Modrell said. One of the goals of the group during the last year For more information on Pheasants Forever, to pur- was to implement a pollinator project to increase the chase tickets for the banquet or to volunteer to become number of bees and monarch butterflies in this area. involved with the group in some way, contact Modrell (File photo) The project took place at the Thompson Barnes Wild- at (402) 369-0084. Hundreds of people annually turn out for the Logan Creek Pheasants Forever Banquet. life Management Area. Students in Wayne Communi- Modrell also encourages everyone to follow the chap- Funds raised that evening benefit a variety of habitat and youth education projects in the ty Schools were part in the project and planted seeds ter's activities on facebook at Logan Creek Pheasants community. to attract and support butterflies and bees, which are Forever Chapter #303. Wayne Speech team sending 7 to compete at state Imdieke is 'Reader of Wayne High School will be send- ing seven students, in three sepa- rate events, to State Speech Compe- the Week' at library tition in Kearney next week. This comes after the Speech Team This week's Reader of the took part in the District B-4 Tour- Week at the Wayne Public Li- nament at Columbus Lakeview on brary is Ellen Imdieke of Wayne. March 13. The following Blue Devil speak- What is the last book you read? ers qualified for the Class B State The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry Speech Tournament which will be by G. Zevin. It was a Christmas held Thursday, March 23 in Kear- gift from my daughter. ney: Marta Pulfer, third in Infor- mative; Marcella Jurotich, champi- Who is your favorite author? on in Extemporaneous; and the OID I don’t have a particular au- team of Nate Burrows, Jack Osnes, thor that I follow. I mostly read Megan Keiser, Grace Heithold, and books that are of my preferred Claire Barnes, who finished in first genre. Mystery, biography, self- place. help, intrigue, historical fiction, Other team members who placed and WWII stories are some of my at the district event included: favorite topics. Sarah Wibben, sixth in Humor- ous; Maura Loberg, fifth in - Hu Why do you read? morous; Emily Matthes, fifth in I read for enjoyment and enter- Informative; Nate Burrows, fifth tainment, to learn new things, to in Entertainment; Claire Barnes, stay current on what is happen- fifth in Serious; and the OID team ing in the world, and for self im- Ellen Imdieke provement. Here are some other of Aidan Consoli, RJ Liska, Emily family activities, audio books, books that I have enjoyed: Matthes, and Shanda Lambert, who online catalog access, DVDs, au- also placed fifth. One Thousand White Women dio books, large print materials, "Every speaker who represented by J. Fergus; technology classes and monthly Wayne High received at least one Between Breaths by E. Vargas; book talks name only a few of Superior rating as the Blue Dev- The Aviators Wife by M. Ben- ils scored 139 out of a possible 144 jamin; the many activities and materi- points in the preliminary rounds. Children’s Blizzard by D. als available to our community. In the final team standings, Wayne (Contributed photo) Laskin; No matter your age, the narrowly missed District Runner- Members of the Wayne High School Speech team pose for a group photo during the B-4 The Forgotten by D. Baldaccci Wayne Library is there to meet Up status and finished in third District Speech Meet. The event was held at Columbus Lakeview High School. Wayne will (a favorite author); your needs. Have you tried the place," said Dwaine Spieker, Head be sending seven thespians to state competition in Kearney on March 23. Defending Jacob by W. Landay new Brain Q program? It is an Speech coach for the team. (a page turner); easy and fun way to exercise John Grisham books. your brain. Did you know there is a pos- Have you ever had to give up sibility a new book will be or- on a book? Hirings, re-VISION process on board agenda dered upon your request? If you Yes. If the book doesn’t hook By Clara Osten didates he interviewed for the positions and the district would be able to handle through open are a library “regular”, you are me after four to five chapters, I [email protected] feels good about those who were hired. enrollment. This is done annually and is based move on. There are lots of books already aware of the benefits of Superintendent Mark Lenihan gave the board on current enrollment in each of the grades and out there, so I see no reason to WPL. In one of the shortest meetings in recent an update on the reVISION process. the pre-school and special education programs. continue reading something I do If you have never visited our months, the Wayne Community Schools Board He told the board the program is designed to Superintendent Lenihan also updated the not enjoy. library or only use it a couple of Education approved the hiring of three teach- be a one-year planning procedure and outlined times a year, you are missing ers and received an update on the district's plan the steps that had already been taken. These board on activities taking place in the Nebraska Is there anything else you'd out. Give it a try. The friendly to move through the reVISION process. included forming a committee and conducting a Legislature that would affect the school. like to comment on about your director and staff will welcome Following her resignation as a paraprofes- community input meeting. Lindsay McLaughlin, Foundation Director, passion for reading? you and help you meet your li- sional, the board approved the hiring of Laura "Now we are ready to develop our Action Plan told the board the Foundation is currently work- I am a believer in reading to Hochstein as an elementary English Language based on our findings. When we have this plan brary needs. ing on the Alumni Tournament, which will be kids. Read aloud was one of my Learner (ELL) teacher. in place, we will be able to apply for grants of held Easter weekend. McLaughlin is also work- favorite parts of the school day, Also hired was Brooke Reeson as an elemen- up to $50,000 to implement the plan. No mat- Personal ing closely with the district in the reVISION both as a teacher and student. My husband, Jack, and I tary Special Education teacher and Susan Met- ter what the outcome of the grant application No matter the grade, it seemed planning. moved to Wayne with our two zler as a fourth grade teacher at Wayne Elemen- is, this has been a good process and very worth the kids were always ready to The board will next meet in regular session on children in 1980. Jack and I tary School. doing," Lenihan said. settle in and listen to a good Monday, April 10 at 5 p.m. in the junior-senior grew up in North Dakota and Elementary Principal Russ Plager told the In other action, the board approved Policy book. As a child, I too, fondly re- board he was impressed with the quality of can- 12002, which outlines the number of students high school library. member being read to. are both former educators. The Wayne Community is for- Jack taught at Wayne State, tunate to have a vibrant and peo- and I have taught at both at St. ple-centered library. Our library Mary’s School and the Wayne February Property Transfers offers something for everyone. Middle School. We have four Feb. 1: The Estate of Joyce Mary LeRoy F. Nelson Successor Trust- Rhonda F. Blecke to William H. and Representative to Carol A. Griffith. Story hours, interlibrary loan, grandchildren. Sandahl, John M. Sandahl Per- ee to Shirley Marie Woslager and Rhonda F. Blecke Revocable Living The W 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of Section sonal Representative to John M. Patricia Ann Brudigan. Part of the Trust, William H. Blecke Trustee 35, Township 25, Range 4. Exempt. Sandahl, Jennifer S. Draper and SE 1/4 of Section 35, Township 27, and Rhonda F. Blecke Trustee. Lot Feb. 9: Lori Obermeyer, Ronald The Wayne Herald Edward J. Sandahl. Lot 9, 10, 11 Range 2 and part of the S 1/2 of the 18, Tara Ridge Addition of Wayne. Obermeyer, Mindy (Anderson) Sta- 114 Main Street Wayne, NE 68787 402-375-2600 and 12, Block 2, Original town of Ne 1/4 of Section 35, Township 27, Exempt. veteig, Richard Staveteig, Kassi Carroll; Part of the SE 1/4 of the Range 2. Exempt. Feb. 6: Merton C. Marshall Re- (Anderson) Bayless, Tyler Bayless PUBLICATION NUMBER USPS 670-560 SW 1/4 of Section 25, Township 27, Feb. 2: Keith C. Claussen and vocable Trust, Merton C. Marshall and Gary Anderson to Kevin C. Kai on the web at: www.mywaynenews.com Range 1; Part of the SW 1/4 of the Cindy M. Claussen to Chadrick D. Trustee, Alice M. Marshall Revoca- and Bonnie L. Kai. The NW 1/4 of Serving Northeast Nebraska’s Greatest Farming Area SW 1/4 of Section 25, Township 27, Claussen, Daniel D. Claussen, Ka- ble Trust, Alice M. Marshall Trust- Section 4, Township 25, Range 5. Range 1; Part of the SE 1/4 of the tie A. Suing and Jessica L. Wat- ee to Merton C. Marshall and Alice $2,342.25. Established in 1875; a news- Publisher - Kevin Peterson SW 1/4 of Section 25, Township kins. Part of the NW 1/4 of the SW M. Marshall. Lot 1 and 2, Block 2, Feb. 9: Richard F. Feilmeier paper published weekly on General Manager - Melissa Urbanec 27, Range 1 and the SE1/4 of the 1/4 of Section 12, Township 26, Skeen & Sewells Addition of Wayne Trustee and Mary Ann Feilmeier Thursday. Entered in the post SW 1/4 of Section 25, Township 27, Range 2 and part of the NW 1/4 of and Lot 3, Block 3, Skeen & Sewells Trustee of Feilmeier Family Trust office and periodical postage Office Manager - Linda Granfield Range 1. Exempt. the SW 1/4 of Section 12, Township Addition of Wayne. Exempt. to Kevin C. Kai and Bonnie L. Kai. paid at Wayne, Nebraska Advertising - Lauren Davis Feb. 1: Glen C. Nicholas and San- 26, Range 2. Exempt. Feb. 6: Kevin F. Puls and Sheila Part of the NE 1/4 of Section 10, 68787. Classifieds - Jan Stark dra L. Nichols to Black Top Land Feb. 2: Wriedt Properties Inc. to R. Puls to Kevin and Sheila Puls Township 25, Range 4. $2,745. Managing Editor - Calyn Dunklau LLC. Lot 3 and 4, Western Ridge Lot 5, Block 3, Cecil Wriedts Sec- Revocable Trust, Kevin F. Puls Feb. 9: Randal L. Bargholz and Postmaster; Editorial/Circulation - Clara Osten Third Addition of Wayne. $427.50. ond Addition of Wayne to Sebade Co-Trustee and Sheila R. Puls Co- Cynthia K. Bargholz to Randal L. “Address Service Requested” Feb. 1: Ervin Hagemann and Housing LLC. $108. Trustee. Part of the SW 1/4 of the Bargholz and Cynthia K. Bargholz. Send address change to The Composition Foreman - Alyce Henschke Wayne Herald, P.O. Box 70, Norma Hagemann to Morelle C. Feb. 2: James A. Day and L. SW 1/4 of Section 6, Township 26, The SW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section Composition - Danielle Rutar Wayne, Nebraska, 68787 Toelle Living Trust, Morelle C. Bonita Day to Patrick J. Onder- Range 3; part of the SW 1/4 of Sec- 36, Township 26, Range 4 and the Pressman - Rob Zara Toelle Trustee and Wiltrude M. stal. Lot 4, 5 and 6, Block 20, Col- tion 6, Township 26, Range 3; and SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section 36, Circulation - Carol Doorlag Toelle Trustee. The W 1/2 of the lege Hill First Addition of Wayne. part of the S 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of Township 26, Range 4. Exempt. Circulation - Brad Telgren SE 1/4 of Section 5, Township 25, $130.50. Section 6, Township 26, Range 3. Feb. 10: The Estate of Herbert Range 4. $1,408.50. Feb. 3: Rhonda F. Blecke and Exempt. Wills, Arlene Wills Personal Rep- Circulation - Pam Ekberg Feb. 2: Harry A. and Lucille M. William H. Blecke to Rhonda F. Feb. 7: Daniel W. Janke and An- resentative to Arlene J. Wills. The Nelson Revocable Living Trust, Le- Blecke Revocable Trust, Rhonda F. na T. Janke to Dewey R. Bowers NE 1/4 of Section 32, Township 26, Official Newspaper of the City of Wayne, Roy F. Nelson Successor Trustee to Blecke Trustee. Part of the S 1/2 of and Korrine E. Bowers. Lot 3 and 4 Range 2 and the NW 1/4 of Section County of Wayne and State of Nebraska LeRoy F. Nelson. Part of the SE 1/4 the SE 1/4 of Section 12, Township and part of Lot 2, Block 9, Bressler 33, Township 26, Range 2. Exempt. SUBSCRIPTION RATES of the NE 1/4 of Section 28, Town- 26, Range 4 and part of the SW 1/4 & Pattersons First Addition of Feb. 10: Wayne Community In Wayne, Pierce, Cedar, Dixon, Thurston, Cuming, Stanton ship 27, Range 2. Exempt. of Section 12, Township 26, Range Winside. $297. Housing Development Corp. to and Madison Counties - $48.00 per year. Out-of-Area and Feb. 2: Harry A. and Lucille M. 4. Exempt. Feb. 7: The Estate of Jerry D. Daniel R. Foote and Samantha L. Out-of-State - $58.00 per year. Single copies $1.00. Nelson Revocable Living Trust, Feb. 3: William H. Blecke and Griffith, Carol A. Griffith Personal See Transfers, Page 4A Six-month: Area - $36.00 Out-of-Area $46.00. + 4A The Wayne Herald – Thursday, March 16, 2017 www.mywaynenews.com + Transfers Training From Page 3A ee. Lot 1 and 2, Block 2, Skeen & Section 8, Township 26, Range 2; From Page 1A Foote. Part of Lot 7 and 8, Block Sewells Addition of Wayne and the SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section sary. 10, Crawford & Browns Addition Lot 3, Block 2, Skeen & Sewells 8, Township 26, Range 2 and the Tietz discussed the safety aspect of Wayne. $209.25. Addition of Wayne. Exempt. SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Section 8, of the LUCAS machine in an ambu- Feb. 10: Ellen M. Heinemann, Feb. 13: Charles Conklin and Township 26, Range 2. $1,993.50. lance. Eldon H. Heinemann, Doris A. Rita Conklin to Edward Yager and Feb. 21: Lori Gae (Jenkins) "This is a lot safer for the crew Meyer and Terry Meyer to GLP Rosemarie Yager. The NW 1/4 of and Louis M. Bogatz to Lisa Rae because if you're doing CPR in Development Corp. Lot 4, Block 1, the NE 1/4 of Section 15, Township Schmidt. Part of the N 1/2 of the route, then obviously you aren't seat-belted in," he said. Cecil Wriedt's Second Addition of 25, Range 5 and the N 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of Section 18, Township The LUCAS equipment can be Wayne. $281.25. NW 1/4 of Section 15, Township 26, Range 2; part of the NE 1/4 of Feb. 13: Connie F. Thomp- 25, Range 5. $402.75. applied by anyone who has been the SW 1/4 of Section 19, Town- son to Thompson Family Protec- Feb. 14: Windom Ridge, Inc. trained on it, which is why sev- ship 27, Range 2 and part of the tion Trust, Jess Charles Thomp- to Teresa A. Mick and Jessy L. eral members of PMC's pharmacy NW 1/4 of Section 19, Township son Trustee, Angela Nicholas Mick. Lot 17, Benscoter Addition staff, CNAs and many other staff 27, Range 2. $1,993.50. O'Connor Trustee and Jenny Planned Unit Development Replat members participated in the train- Blake Young Trustee. The E 1/2 of 2 of Wayne. $315. Feb. 21: Kimberly L. Leighton ing sessions available. the SE 1/4 of Section 4, Township Feb. 15: Edward E. Brink Trust- to Matt Haase and Laura Thomas. But those training sessions 25, Range 4 and the SW 1/4 of the ee to Bank of America NA. Lot 6, Lot 1, Block 5, Bressler & Patter- aren't the only ones staff at PMC NW 1/4 of Section 4, Township 25, Bock 8, Original town of Carroll. sons Second Addition of Winside. will undergo this year, in fact, one such training, the EMT Compe- Range 4. Exempt. Exempt. $195.75. tencies, has already been complet- Feb. 13: Merton C. Marshall Feb. 21: Lisa Rae Schmidt and Feb. 21: Kerri L. Jones and Jeff ed by members of staff who ride and Alice M. Marshall to Merton Eugene R. Schmidt to Lori Gae Jones to Matt Haase and Laura along in the ambulance or are on C. and Alice M. Marshall Family Bogatz. Part of the S 1/2 of the Thomas. Lot 1, Block 5, Bressler the EMS staff. Trust, Merton C. Marshall Trust- NW 1/4 of Section 8, Township 26, & Pattersons Second Addition of "It's a four-hour class for every- ee and Alice M. Marshall Trust- Range 2; the N 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of Winside. Exempt. one that is on the ambulance and all the nursing staff," Spahr said. "They went over a multitude of Sales tax numbers released things that we may have to do out City of Wayne (Photo by Calyn Dunklau) there. We do it every year to keep PMC staff members first had to complete a written exam Sales Tax Receipts for February by Braden everyone competent in the field." before they were able to do hands-on training with the new PMC has seven EMTs that drive LUCAS chest compression machines. Month...... 2015-16 2016-17 City of Wayne Finance Di- In the first five months of the ambulance and assist in the October...... $87,237.48 $99,060.29 rector Nancy Braden has re- this fiscal year, $455,708.94 field, one paramedic on staff and medic Leanna Gubbels.. Educational sessions like the November...... 87,263.09 100,020.29 leased the sales tax receipts was generated in sales tax dozens of nurses that ride along in Providence's nursing and EMS December...... 79,091.88 88,198,48 EMT Competencies or the instruc- for the month of February staff undergo several hours of January...... 80,027.79 76,748.51 in the city, which is up from the event of an emergency. tional session on the LUCAS chest for the city of Wayne. training each year for example February...... 103,261.10 91,681.37 $436,881.34 collected in the The sessions, which took place — compression system machine en- These receipts reflect the over several days to ensure every- just as an EMT, a person is re- March...... 78,491.15 first five months of the last sure quality care from every nurse April...... 73,617.28 tax revenue from the month one was able to attend the train- quired to participate in 30 con- fiscal year. May...... 90,563.22 of December for the 2016- ing, were led by Providence's tinuing education hours every two and EMT on staff at PMC, giving The city has averaged June...... 70,477.93 2017 fiscal year. Trauma Coordinator Beth Sievers, years to keep the license up-to- the best chance at success for each July...... 90,803.31 Receipts for the month $91,141.79 during this nurse Kari Fertig (SP) and para- date. emergency situation. August...... 95,767.80 time, which is above the September...... 84,101.86 were $91,681.37. This num- Total...... $1,020,673.89 $455,708.94 ber is down from a year ago, $85,056.16 average a year Average...... $85,056.16 $91,141.79 when $103,261.10 was col- ago and the $85,833.33 lected. which has been budgeted.

Wayne band members perform in Mid-States Conference Honor Band at Wayne State Recently, members of Wayne High School's band two bands. One is a 9/10 grade band and the other is performed with many others in the Mid-States Confer- an 11/12 grade band. The director of the 9/10 band was ence Honor Band at Wayne State College. Mr. Kevin McLouth of Northeast Community College The band is comprised of students from Battle and Dr. Karl Kolbeck of Wayne State College conduct- Creek, Boone Central, Crofton, Guardian Angels Cen- ed the 11/12 band. tral Catholic, Hartington Cedar Catholic, Norfolk Students meet as a band for the first time at 9 a.m. Catholic, O'Neill, Pierce, and Wayne. Students are and work on their music for a 5 p.m. performance. The nominated by their band director and each director is allowed to nominate a third of their band. After nomi- students have a wonderful opportunity to work togeth- (Contributed photo) nations are submitted, instrumentation needs to be er in a group with students they normally compete Rev. Teresa Bartlett, center, poses for a picture with members of the Homestead Presby- considered to assure that all parts are played and the against. The band would not be able to work so well tery following her installation as pastor of First Presbyterian Church. band is well balanced, therefore, all the nominated stu- if it wasn't for the support by their parents and band dents might not be selected to participate. There are directors. First Presbyterian Church installs new minister The congregation of First Presbyterian Church of Rev. Bartlett and other members of Homestead Pres- Wayne celebrated the installation of their new pastor, bytery were also in attendance. Rev. Teresa Bartlett on March 5. Worship was enhanced by the gifts of the Presby- In the 3 p.m. service a commission appointed by terian Pealers, the bell choir of FPC, directed by Jay the Homestead Presbytery led worship and the for- O'Leary. Jane O'Leary played piano for the worship mal installation. The moderator of Homestead Pres- service. Elders Karen Johnson, Misty Beair, Kevin bytery, Elder Steve Pointon gave the message and of- Peterson, John Fuelberth and Kent Pulfer members ficiated the commission. of the Pastor Nominating Committee also participat- The commission also included the Rev. Steven ed in the service. Breazier,United Church of Pender, Rev. Charity Potter, Presbyterian Churches of Wakefield and The worship service was followed by a time of fel- Thurston, Rev. Duncan Nichol, First Presbyterian, lowship and lunch which was organized by members Tekamah, Elder Karen Johnson, First Presbyterian of the Presbyterian Women and other members of the Church, Wayne and Elder Teri Wendel, First Presby- church. It was a day of celebration and a time of new terian Church, Norfolk. beginnings. Rev. Bartlett and the congregation look Members of the congregation, family and friends of forward to serving God together.

CAMPUS EVENTS... Contact information is listed with the events when possible. If you have questions, check our calendar at www.wsc.edu/calendar or call College Relations at 402-375-7324. WWW.WSC.EDU Pancake Feed March 17 - Melissa King, Faculty flute recital - 7:30 p.m., Planetarium Shows, Carhart Science Building. A Members of the Carroll Volunteer Fire Department set up shop at the Carroll Auditorium Ley Theatre, Brandenburg Building. Admission is free. complete schedule can be found at www.wsc.edu/ to cook and serve pancakes, omelets and sausage to the masses. The annual fundraiser is planetarium. Suggested donation for all shows is $5 March 22 - “Facebook Language: A Balkan Case for adults and $3 for kids. For information contact a favorite for many, not just Carroll natives. Study,” presented by Dr. Catherine Rudin - 3:30 p.m., Dr. Todd Young at 402-375-7471 or [email protected]. Humanities POSTPONEDRoom 308. A question and answer session to follow. Admission is free. March Planetarium Shows include: Chamber Friday, March 17: Double Feature March 23 - Gilbert & Sullivan Showcase, 7:30 p.m., 7 p.m. - STARS Ley Theatre, Brandenburg Building. The performance 8 p.m. - Seeing; Citizen Sky Coffee features WSC voice students singing solo and ensemble selections. Admission is free. Saturday, March 18: Tyler Uthof, Financial As- 2 p.m. - Eclipses and Phases of the Moon March 23-April 16 - Senior Art Exhibit, Nordstrand Visual sociate with Thrivent Finan- Arts Gallery, Peterson Fine Arts Building. cial (right) spoke during last Friday, March 24: Double Feature week's Chamber Coffee. He March 23 - Opening reception 4:30-5:30 p.m. in the 7 p.m. - Compass, Calendar, and Clock gallery. Featuring senior artists Alex Beeson, Kaitlyn 8 p.m. - Astronaut; Losing the Dark outlined the services pro- Brezina, Candace Hutchson, and Amy Widger. Event is vided by the company and Saturday, March 25: stress the company's goal to free and open to the public. For more information visit 2 p.m. - Eclipses and Phases of the Moon wsc.edu/artgallery or contact Andy Haslit give back to the community. at 402-375-7031. Friday, March 31: Kids Night! He also talked about ways 7 p.m. - Zula Patrol: Under the Weather customers can volunteer On-Going Events: 8 p.m. - Earth, Moon, and Sun throughout the community. Fridays at WSC: April 14. Visit days for high school Burt Heithold (left), is also a seniors and their families. Learn more at www.wsc. The Wildcats are just a click away! For athletic financial associate with the edu/visit. schedules and events go to www.wscwildcats.com firm. + 1B Thursday, March 16, 2017 www.mywaynenews.com +

The Wayne Sports Herald Wayne State College baseball team goes 2-1 in Minnesota The Wayne State baseball team took part in a series with a homer and four RBI to help the Wildcats beat cats took advantage of eight walks, four hit batters to score three unearned runs in the sixth, but reliev- of games at US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minn., Minot State. and four wild pitches by five different Winona State ers Kyle Kennebeck and Joey Lenihan shut the door going 2-1 against Northern Sun Conference teams in Cooper hit a three-run homer to right to break a pitchers to help score seven runs in the win. on the Warriors the rest of the way, combining for 3 non-conference action. scoreless tie in the fifth inning, scoring Tanner Simons After Winona State took a 2-0 lead in the top of the 2/3 innings of scoreless relief as the Wildcats held on On Friday, Wayne State beat Minot State 9-4 and and Cody Jenkins. They added another run in the second, Wayne State came back with a four-run third for the win. lost to Concordia-St. Paul 4-3. seventh on an Aaron Krier RBI double, then put the inning to take the lead for good at 4-2. Jenkins pro- Jenkins led Wayne State at the plate, going 2-for-4 Concordia-St. Paul scored all four runs in the fifth game out of reach with five in the ninth. Cooper, Kyle duced a two-run double that scored Chris May and with a double and two RBI. Thompson was also 2-for-4 innings, using two hits and a Wildcat error that re- Thompson and Peyton Barnes all had RBI singles in Krier with the first two runs of the inning. Janes fol- with a pair of singles and run scored. May doubled and sulted in three unearned runs. the big inning. lowed with an infield single to shortstop that scored had two runs scored. Wayne State got a run in the fifth when Cody Castro Simons had two hits and two runs and Jenkins and Tanner Simons while Jenkins scored on a Winona Breedlove worked 5 1/3 innings to get the win, singled home David Janes, who reached on a hit by Krier each added two hits to Wayne State’s 13-hit at- State throwing error for the final run of the inning. charged with seven hits and five runs (all unearned) pitch. In the bottom of the ninth, Wayne State scored tack. Bobby St. Pierre got the win on the mound with The Wildcats added two more runs in the bottom of with five strikeouts and one walk. Kennebeck worked two more runs on four hits, highlighted by an RBI dou- 6 1/3 innings of six-hit pitching, striking out seven. the fourth, using three hit batters, a walk and wild ble by Bodie Cooper and an RBI single by Janes. Janes Kyle Kennebaeck, Joey Lenihan and Taner Ledezma pitch. Brandon Fowler led off the inning hit by a pitch the next 2 2/3 innings and allowed just two hits and no moved to third base on a single and fielder’s choice, but all pitched well in relief. and scored on a Simons sacrifice fly to left field. May runs while Lenihan pitched the final inning and did was left stranded as the tying run. On Saturday, Jenkins was 2-for-4 with two RBI and later scored on a Cooper sacrifice fly to center field for not yield a hit with two strikeouts and one walk to re- Hunter Weinhoff took the loss on the mound, allow- Aiden Breedlove picked up his first collegiate win with the second run, giving Wayne State a 6-2 lead. Wayne cord his second save of the season. ing four runs on four hits in five innings, striking out 5 1/3 innings of work to lead Wayne State in a 7-5 win State scored their final run of the game in the fifth Wayne State, 4-6, begins Northern Sun Conference three and walking two. Keenan Breen pitched four in- over Winona State in a game that started at 12:30 a.m. when Thompson singled and scored when Simons was play this weekend, hosting Minot State in a four-game nings of scoreless relief with four strikeouts. Saturday. hit by a pitch with the bases loaded. series with doubleheaders at 12 p.m. Saturday and In the first game of the day, Cooper went 3-for-5 Winona State outhit Wayne State 9-8, but the Wild- Winona State used three hits and one Wildcat error Sunday at the Pete Chapman Baseball Complex. Wayne track teams looking for strong individual efforts Wayne High’s track and field sen, Jack Evetovich, Ryan Jaixen as many individuals as possible to teams will have a good mix of ex- and Mason Lee. Sophomores in- have an opportunity to compete at perience and young talent that lclude Marcus Fertig, Owen Fri- state.” should make both teams competi- deres, Ethan Hill, Tony Jimenez, Seniors Kelsey Boyer, Allison tive in conference and area meets Kaden Kneifl, Daniel Maxson, Echtenkamp, Kiara Hochstein, this season. Cameron Muhs, Aaron Reynolds Caitlin Janke and Marissa Mun- Coach Dale Hochstein said the and Brandon Wacker. sell will give the team some expe- Blue Devil boys will have a host of “The increased numbers should rienced leadership. Hammer and returning letterwinners back from provide for competitive depth to Trenhaile will be joined by fellow last year, and feels a good young put together an improved team,” juniors Shania Anderson, Molly group of freshmen should help Hochstein said. Hoskins, Kennedy Maly and An- contribute this year as well. On the girls side, Wayne has drea Torres. “Almost every upperclassmen a pair of returning state qualifi- A deep sophomore group in- back from last year lettered, and ers back, including juniors Kylie cludes Sidney Biggerstaff, Ashton we have a good group of freshmen Hammer (state runner-up in the Boyer, Allison Claussen, Skylar that could all contribute in some long jump) and Jenna Trenhaile Cooper, Maysn Dorey, Mariah Fre- way. (qualifier in the discus). vert, Sarah Greenwald, Katelyn Senior high jumper Grayson Last year, the Blue Devils won McBride was a state qualifier last their first-ever Mid State Confer- Grone, Annie Kniesche, Gabi Mey- year and will lead the Blue Devil ence title and posted a third-place er, Kate Schultz, Josie Thompson boys this spring. He is one of 13 se- finish at districts, and Hochstein and Angelica Zavala. niors on the roster, joined by Will said they should be competitive Wayne kicks off the season (Contributed photos) Anderson, Lathan Ellis, Ty Grone, again this season. Saturday at the Wayne State In- The Wayne State wrestling team posed for a photo while at Nationals in Allen, Texas. Pic- Emil Haponowitz, Devan Hen- “Coming off a conference title door Invitational. They host home tured are (front)Ethan Fitzler, Gerald Kenkel, Nic Gonzalez, Caleb Thomas, Hunter Weiss schke, Seth Hochstein, RJ Liska, last year, the girls are looking for- meets on Tuesday, April 4 and and Matthew Reeves. (back) Coach Aaron Schuett, Spencer Trout, Devon Rupp, Patrick Lucas Long, Tyler Pecena, Jacob ward to the challenge of another Tuesday, April 11 at Kern Track, Donnelly and Coach Greg Vander Weil. Powell, Nolan Reynolds and Chris- strong finish this season,” he said. and will also play host to the Mid tian Rogers. “It will be tough for us, because of State Conference meet on Satur- A talented group of juniors in- our size, to win state in Class B, day, April 29 and the B-4 District Wayne State wrestlers compete at Nationals cludes Beau Bowers, Collin Clau- so our primary goal is to qualify meet on Thursday, May 11. Wayne State wrestlers and their coaches traveled to Allen, Texas March 9-11 to take part in the NC- Four area athletes to play in all-star game WA National Tournament. As a team, WSC finished 18th Four area football standouts will play in the fifth- Sioux City; Dawson Sudbeck, Wynot; Caleb Sullivan, and were led by Co-Captain Devon annual Northeast Nebraska All-Star Football Classic Pierce; Cody Thomas, Allen; Seth Wentworth, West Rupp. this summer in Norfolk. Holt; Jalen Wieseler, Wynot; Grant Wragge, Crofton; Rupp, a 149 lb. senior from Mil- Cody Thomas of Allen and Wayne High standouts Chase Zimmerman, Crofton. lard North and four-time National Lathan Ellis, Grayson McBride and Tyler Pecena will White Team – Zach Bayer, Howells-Dodge; Ty- Qualifier went 3-2 at the tourna- play for the Red team, coached by Chad Cattau of son Belitz, Neligh-Oakdale; Chris Bentley, Neligh- ment. He was two wins away from Hartington Cedar Catholic. Oakdale; Chad Bode, Elgin Public/Pope John; Hen- being named an All-American. He The game will be played Saturday, June 10 at 1 ry Bohac, Stanton; Kyle Brockhaus, Humphrey St. was named the team's Outstanding p.m. at Veterans Memorial Field in Norfolk. Francis; Brad Bunner, Clarkson-Leigh; Cole Christ- Wrestler for the season with a total Rosters for the two teams are as follows: offersen, Bancroft-Rosalie/Lyons-Decatur; Jan-Louw of 106 team points. Red Team – Junior Aguilar, Pierce; James Bensen, deJager, Battle Creek; Devin Denker, Norfolk High; The Wayne State team includes Pender; Riley Berner, Lutheran High Northeast; Luc Zach Diessner, Spalding Academy; Sheldon Disher, three Academic All-Americans - Bloomquist Wausa; Cole Bruns, Bloomfield; Dylan Guardian Angels Central Catholic; Jason Hahlbeck, Devon Rupp, Spencer Trout and Cattau, Norfolk Catholic; Tanner Crosley, Crofton; O'Neill; Wyatt Hamer, Battle Creek; Bryce Heiser, Matthew Reeves. Josh Cuddy, St. Mary's; Lathan Ellis, Wayne; Drake O'Neill; Dylan Hunt, Stanton; Brock Johnson, Os- "This tournament allowed our Gorrin, Winnebago; Mason Hetrick, South Sioux City; mond; Cole Kuzel, Plainview; Isaiah Larson, Oak- wrestlers to pick up wins and gain Stephen Hillis, Hartington Cedar Catholic; Easton land-Craig; Jake Long, Norfolk High; Eddie Macias, experience as Devon is our only se- Joachimsen, Hartington Cedar Catholic; Micheal Madison; Grant Meyer, Logan View; Tayen Meyer, nior," said Greg Vander Weil, head Johnson, South Sioux City; Sean Kathol, Hartington Norfolk High; Connor Miller, Logan View; Evan Puls, coach for the team. Cedar Catholic; Tanner Keiser, Hartington Cedar Norfolk High; Derek Reardon, Humphrey/Lindsay Wrestlers picking up wins at Na- Catholic; Drew Loberg, Randolph; Dillon Lubisch- Holy Family; Tyler Reikofski, Osmond; Hoss Smith, tionals were Ethan Fitzler, a 141 er, Pierce; McGwire Mackeprang, Bloomfield; Gray- Oakland-Craig; Bailey Thompson, O'Neill; Noah Va- lb. freshman from Papio-LaVista; Earning Academic All American honors with a 3.25 GPA son McBride, Wayne; Russell Mclean, Ponca; Jacob lasek, Riverside; Cooper Von Seggern, Wisner-Pilger; Matthew Reeves, a 141 lb. sopho- were (left)Matthew Reeves, Spencer Trout and Devon Molacek, Norfolk Catholic; Sam Morrill, Creighton; Dalton Wagner, Boone Central/Newman Grove; Car- more from Battle Creek; Hunter Tyler Pecena, Wayne; Dylan Potts, Crofton; Christian son Weidner, Humphrey St. Francis; Cole Wemhoff, Weiss, a 149 lb. freshman from Be- Rupp. Prim, Norfolk Catholic; Walker Raabe, Pierce; Hunter Humphrey St. Francis; Grant White, Neligh-Oak- atrice; Nic Gonzales, a 133 lb. soph- Alumni and Team Banquet is being edu or by phone at (402) 375-7283. Spier, Lutheran High Northeast; Corey Stolze, South dale; Jake Young, O'Neill. omore from Wakefield and Caleb planned for Saturday, March 25 at The wrestlers are finishing up Thomas, a 165 lb. sophomore from the Frey Conference Suite in the the year by collecting donations for Allen. Student Center. the Nebraska Vietnam Veterans Baseball team looking for more discipline "We had a great season. We The social begins at 5 p.m. and Flight to Washington, D.C. on May Last year, a young Wayne/ see how we grow as a team.” Tucker Nichols, outfield Mikey ended with strong stats on our will be followed by a meal, pro- 1. Wakefield baseball team struggled The Blue Devils have almost Reyes and infielder Tyler Gillil- performances and finished with gram, awards and scholarship pre- Checks for this cause may be to get over the hump in several their entire pitching staff back and, all of whom are also return- our fourth best National finish," sentations at 6:30 p.m. sent to Coach Greg Vander Weil, close games. this spring, led by Adam Bentjen, ing veterans from last season. Vander Weil said. Reservations for the event may Wayne State College, 1111 Main This year, with several key who pitched very well during last Hoffman said there are several An end-of-season Wrestling be made by email to grvande1@wsc. Street, Wayne, Neb. 68787. starters back from last year’s 2-16 summer’s Legion season and re- newcomers who could contribute team, coach Adam Hoffman is hop- corded two no-hitters. to the team’s success this spring, ing the Blue Devils can turn some Also back for the Blue Devils on including Kaleb Anderson, Trevor of those close losses into wins this the mound are Payten Gamble, DeBoer, Gunnar Jorgensen and season – five of their losses were who missed most of last spring and Josh Lutt. by a single run – and be a more summer due to a broken ankle; Ty- Finn signs with CSM The Blue Devils open the regu- competitive team on the diamond. ler Lutt, Caden Korth, Zane Jack- lar season on Saturday with a tri- (Contributed photo) “We have quite a few guys back son, Julio Sanchez and Brennen Winside senior run- from last year, so I expect us to O’Reilly. That depth on the mound angular at Bennington, facing the ner Callie Finn has be a competitive team,” Hoffman will give Hoffman several options host Badgers and Mount Michael. said. “As a team, we need to be to work with during a tough spring They have games at Arlington signed a letter of mentally tougher when adversity schedule. on Monday and Fort Calhoun on intent to compete situations come at us and become The pitching staff will also con- Tuesday before their Overin Field in track and cross better defensively. I like the make- tribute defensively in other areas, debut against Thurston-Cuming country at College up of our team and I'm excited to and they will be joined by catcher County on Thursday, March 23. Of Saint Mary in Omaha. With her at her signing are her Bears return four to golf team parents, Mike and Lori Finn, along with The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge boys golf team will Five new players are on the team this season. Izac (back) CSM coach have a few new faces to go along with four returning Reifenrath is the lone sophomore on the team, and is veterans this spring. joined by freshman newcomers Noah Schutt, Ty Er- Derek Fey and Win- Senior Trey Erwin leads the returning foursome win, Parker Young and Israhel Vance. side coach and ath- of Bears linksters this season, joined by junior Zach The LCC golfers open the season on Thursday, letic director Mark Dietrich and sophomores Karson Klooz and Hunter April 6 at the West Point-Beemer Invitational at In- Tonniges. Pehrson. Coach Don Maxwell said the returning play- dian Trails near Beemer. 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Cory Brown Two Wildcats compete at Div. II Indoor Nationals Construction Two Wayne State track and field athletes second time that Dendinger has qualified for na- Thursday. In Friday’s three final events of the For all of your came close to earning All-American status dur- tionals in the weight throw. heptathlon, Sullivan was seventh in the 60 me- construction needs! ing last week’s NCAA Div. II Indoor Track and On Saturday, the sophomore missed qualify- Remodeling projects Keith Claussen, Owner ter hurdles (8.49), 12th in the pole vault (12-11 UNDERGROUND SPRINKLERS Field Championships in Birmingham, Ala. ing for the finals in the shot put by 2 3/4 inches, Custom homes 1/2) and 12th in the 1,000-meter run (3:04.79). RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Michaela Dendinger just missed All-American finishing 10th with a best throw of 47-2 1/4 that Windows • Doors • Siding NEW INSTALLATIONS status by inches in two events, missing by four came on her first throw of the preliminaries. 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She entered nationals ranked ninth with Sullivan was in seventh place with 2,861 tathlon with a new school record point total of Winside Public School a top regular-season mark of 63-4 1/4. It was the points after the first day of competition on 5,141 points. Kindergarten Roundup Thursday, March 30th Allen track teams combine State qualifier leads top Parent meeting in Kindergarten Room 6:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Fill out/submit paperwork youth, experience returners for Wakefield 7:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Kindergarten Program Overview If you have The 2017 Allen Eagle track squad middle distances. Seven returning starters return The Wakefield boys have three Thursday, April 20 any questions will be a blend of youth and experi- Sophomore boys and girls make a for the Wakefield track and field returning starters back and have 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. please call ence along with a sprinkling of veter- large core of the Eagle squad. Head- teams this season, led by senior the potential to do well this spring if Kindergarten Round UP for the Kiddos only 402-286-4466 an performers from prior state track ing the boys is Isaac Verzani, who state qualifier Savannah Nelson. they can develop some depth, Has- meets this season. ran a leg on the third-place relay last Nelson is a three-time state qual- sler said. The squad consists of 15 boys and season in Omaha. Verzani will fill ifier for the Trojans and is hoping to “We have a young boys team that nine girls, four of whom competed at the void in the 800 this season. Kyle make it back to state during her se- is loaded with potential,” he said. “If state in Omaha in 2015 and/or 2016. Smith, also a qualifier last spring nior season. She leads a girls team All four are returning medalists. in the 300 hurdles, looks to double that has some quality returning we can develop some consistency, I Vel’s Catering Head coach Dave Uldrich said the the hurdle races this season. Devin starters, but needs to develop some think we can surprise some people team’s philosophy is “get better daily,” Twohig, Jarod Lund and O.T. Roth depth. at meets this season with a quality Meats of all kinds, and they are more focused on individ- look to be competing for parts on re- “We return quality scorers in team.” ual improvement than medal placing. lays. Twohig and Lund were in the Savannah, Jamie Dolph, Breanna The Trojans are led by return- serving to buffet style Serving Hot “The team will work very hard to hunt to make the distance relay last Chase and Camille Armitage, but ing starters Daniel Nuno, Esgar get better,” he said. “The program is Breakfast season. we will need a few people to step up Serving Full Meals! all about personal improvement, not Godinez and Solomon Peitz. Nuno Bethany Kneifl looks to punch her and fill some spots on relays to be Until being the first place person in every should compete well in sprints or ticket to Omaha with improvement competitive,” coach Mike Hassler meet. We have never made that a pri- middle distance, Godinez will score Parties • Weddings • Anniversaries 10:00 a.m. in the 3,200. Kneifl finished third in said. ority and will not start now. When the well in sprints and Peitz is expected last season’s district meet. Cassidy Dolph will lead the Wakefield kids buy into that and see improve- Catering to all sizes of groups Thomas and Haley Stapleton loom as runners in the distance events, to compete in middle distance and ments come personally, they work breakthrough athletes in the hurdles the jumping events. even harder to better themselves.” while Chase is expected to score Vel’s Bakery and sprints. 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All five saw a lot of varsity scribe this spring’s golf team at Wake- opportunities last season, and Met- field High School, and coach Chad zler believes that experience will help Metzler is looking forward to an im- the young players improve in the sea- proved season. son ahead. “We return a lot of experience off of The Trojans kick off the spring sea- last year’s team, and we’re really look- son on Monday, April 3 with a quad- ing forward to this season,” he said. rangular at Hartington. They will Five starters are back for the Tro- face Osmond, Hartington-Newcas- jans this season, including Parker tle and Hartington Cedar Catholic. Lehmkuhl, Matt Christensen, Tay Wakefield will host its annual tourna- Guill, Anthony Munderloh and Pay- ment on Friday, May 5. LAWN CARE Service Contracts Due March 29

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Hix hit her homer in the first cat third inning came from Alyea in the third, the Wildcats scored They extended the lead to 3-0 in the inning with a two-run blast, and and Jenna Stewart with RBI singles their final run of the game in the A Beautiful Smile third when Emily Chandler came Wayne State extended the lead to while Melanie Alyea and Shumaker top of the fourth when Abbie Hix through with a two-run single that 4-0 in the following innning on RBI each doubled. doubled and scored after Shumak- scored Melanie Alyea and Rachel doubles by Blair Shanks and Alyssa Southern Indiana bats came alive er reached on an error to make If your dentist has recommended braces, see us first. We’re committed to providing Shumaker. Schropp. in the final two innings as the Ea- the score 4-2. 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Kaler, D.D.S., P.C. sacrifice fly by Alyssa Schropp and four strikeouts in the win, with Al- Southern Indiana had 16 hits in and Chandler each singled to ac- Practice Limited to Orthodontics went on to the win as St. Joseph’s lison Niemeier coming on for two in- the game while the Wildcats had a count for Wayne State’s three-hit ef- left the bases loaded after scoring a nings of relief. season-high 12 hits in the losing ef- frort. Niemeier took the loss in the 617 Pearl Street, Suite 2 run in the bottom of the seventh. The Wayne State softball team fort. Monique Alyea finished 3-for-4 circle, with Hopkins coming on in Wobken went 3-for-4 with a dropped a pair of games Wednes- with a double and two RBI to lead relief. Wayne, Nebraska 68787 double and two runs scored while day, losing to No. 16 Southern In- the Wildcats. Shumaker was 2-for-4 Wayne State, 4-14, resumes play (402) 375-4363/(712) 276-2766 Chandler finished 3-for-4 with two diana 12-6 and Wilmington (Del.) with a double and two runs scored on Friday, March 17 when they play RBI. Shumaker finished 2-for-4 University, 12-2. while Schropp was 2-for-3 with a at the Missouri Western Tourna- with a pair of singles while Jordyn In the first game, Southern Indi- pair of singles. Wobken and Mela- ment in St. Joseph, Mo.

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High School...... $110.00 $65.00 Middle School...... $90.00 $55.00 Wednesday, March 22: Saman- Poetry, Alyssa received sixth in Im- mer Adair, Mixed Media - second; Elementary School...... $70.00 $50.00 Allen News tha Johnson, Breanna Millard, Am- promptu, Summer placed fourth in Bethany Kneifl, Sculpture - second; 901 West 7th Street ber Wilden, John & Carol Werner. Entertainment and Katie brought Emily Wilson, Sculpture - second; — LOCKERS — Nicole Johnson 402-375-4803 Thursday, March 23: Patty Roe- home a first place medal in Persua- Bri Hingst, Acrylic Painting - third; Large $35 • Medium $25 • Small $15 [email protected] ber, Penny Washburn. sive. Kelsey Malcom, Acrylic Painting - P.O. Box 196, Allen, Neb. 68710 Sports, Activities Calendar Juniors and Seniors: Prom invita- third; Brook Madsen, Printmaking School Lunch Menu Sunday, March 19: High School tions are in the mail. All RSVP's and - third. MEDICATION AIDE Musical Performance - Gym - 2:30 money are to be given to Mrs. Ander- —— This course prepares you to meet the requirements of the Medication Friday, March 17: Breakfast — son in the library. RSVP's will be ac- FFA Members: Mr. Chase will Aide Act and responsibilities of the Medication Aide in assisted living Chocolate Donut. Lunch — Lepre- p.m. facility and/or nursing facility. Course includes information regarding chaun dunkers with Mariana sauce, Monday, March 20: All Juniors cepted until March 24; however, you be in his classroom on Tuesdays medication administration, pharmacology, rules and regulations, shamrock green beans, pot of gold - John Baylor - fifth period; NeSA will not be guaranteed the fun par- and Thursdays after school to as- classification of drugs, orders, storage, abbreviations and an overview of chocolate ice cream. - English Language Arts, Math, ty favors that will come with your sist in any way possible with contest commonly used drugs and documentation. Monday, March 20: Breakfast — Science Window, grades 3-8; High ticket. Out of school dates must be preparation, Ag Sci preparation, or Cinnamon round. Lunch — Chicken School Musical Performance, Gym - approved by Mrs. Oswald. See Mrs. completion of the FFA assignments. March 20 - April 26 strips, mashed potatoes with gravy, 1 p.m.. - Moved to 3/27 - Music Boost- Anderson or Mrs. Dickens with ques- Please come down for any help you Monday and Wednesday, 6:00 - 9:45pm tea roll. er Meeting, 7 p.m., Allen School. tions. may need. ATTENTION JUNIORS: the Brookdale Senior Living in Wayne Tuesday, March 21: Breakfast Tuesday, March 21: NeSA - Eng- Junior High Contest Results Junior High Band, 1; 5/6 Chorus, statewide ACT test will be given on Instr. D. Frahm. 3 credits. $328.50 Tuition, $38.79 Book —Biscuit & Gravy. Lunch — Pork lish Language Arts, Math, Science Window, grades 3-8; High School 1; 7/8 Chorus, 1. Wednesday, April 19. Please do not (HLTH 1120) CRN# 23846 patty on a bun, green beans, and Doritos. Musical Performance, Gym, 7:30 Students receiving a Superior "1" make any appointments for that day. Wednesday, March 22: Break- p.m. rating included: Allen Family Fun Night: Satur- REGISTER TODAY! fast — Omelet. Lunch — Manda- Wednesday, March 22: NeSA - Sarah Papke, Ashley Kraemer, day, April 8 the Allen Community rin orange, chicken with Asian rice, English Language Arts, Math, Sci- Andrew Hogue, Cole Woodward, Club is sponsoring a family skate/ Call: 402-372-2269 | Stop In: 202 Anna Stalp Ave. ence Window, grades 3-8; NECC Ac- Caidan Gregg, Joe Grone, Joey bowling night. Bring a friend or fam- Email: [email protected] Oreo fluff, tea roll. Thursday, March 23: Breakfast ademic Contest - Norfolk - Selected Waldo, Landon Monteith, Skyler ily from another town, too. If you — Cinnamon Roll. Lunch — Biscuit Students, depart 6:30 a.m., return Hammerstrom, Kaleb Kumm, Kobe have any questions, please contact and gravy. 3:30 p.m.; The Big Show - Art Stu- Kumm and Bryce Williams, Greta Kraemer at 402-635-2826. Senior Center Menu dents will tour artwork, campus, Students receiving an Excellent Hope to see you there from 7-10 p.m. Milk and bread served with all receive award and participate in "2" rating included: at Wakefield Bowl. Cost is $7 per meals. Meals subject to change. workshop with WSC Students, at Skyler Rahn, Cheyenne Keil, Isa- person to skate or bowl or $10 per Friday, March 17: Biscuits and Wakefield. iah Salmon, Josh Olesen, Nathan person to skate and bowl. gravy, sausage link, green apple Thursday, March 23: All Ju- Oswald, Steven Sullivan, Ty Krom- Community Calendar sauce, orange juice. niors, John Baylor, fourth period menhoek, Ryan Anderson, Brody Friday, March 17: Breakfast at Monday, March 20: Brauts, -NeSA - English Language Arts, Floyd, Alli Jackson, Lauren Gon- Senior Citizen Center, 8:30 a.m. baked potatoes, peas, fruit cup. Math, Science Window, grades 3-8; zales, Anthony Isom, Travis Boock, Saturday, March 18: Coffee 7 Tuesday, March 21: Chicken Science Fair for eighth grade, Nor- Willow Roth and Makaya Johnson. - 10 a.m. at Senior Citizens Center; gravy, mashed potatoes, carrots, folk; Ladies Night Out, 6 - 9 p.m. —— St. Michael's Catholic Church in rhubarb cobbler. at Allen United Methodist Church; FFA Jackets: have arrived. Jack- Coleridge, 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 22: Meat- State Speech. ets must be paid for before you can Sunday, March 19: St. Paul's loaf, mashed potatoes, corn, fruit Friday, March 24: All Juniors receive it. Please pay Deb and see Lutheran, 8 a.m.; St. Mary's in Lau- gelatin. - John Baylor, first period; NeSA - Mr. Chase to pick it up. rel, 8 a.m.; First Lutheran Church, Thursday, March 23: Boneless English Language Arts, Math, Sci- —— 9 a.m. (Sunday School, 8:30 a.m.); pork chop, au gratin potatoes, green ence Window, grades 3-8; NSAA Read Across America Winners: United Methodist Church, 9 a.m.; St. beans, pears. State D-1 Speech Contest, UNK, Ke- The fifth graders are the winners of Anne's in Dixon, 10 a.m.; Concordia the Read Across America Week Door Lutheran Church, 10:45 a.m. (Sun- Birthdays, Anniversaries arney; Greater NE Science Fair at decorating contest. A thank you was day School, 9:30 a.m.). Friday, March 17: Ellise Nie- Nebraska City, Science students. extended to all of the elementary Puzzles at man, Hank Nieman, Brook Krom- Saturday, March 25: Greater NE Monday, March 20: classes that participated. Senior Citizen Center, 8:30 a.m.; Al- menhoek. Science Fair at Nebraska City, Sci- Lewis and Clark Art Show Results len Community Club meeting at the Saturday, March 18: Keri Beier- ence students. included: Firehall, 7 p.m. man, Mandy Boyle. Congratulations: Lewis and Clark Emily Wilson, Graphite Draw- Tuesday, March 21: Frog Class Sunday, March 19: Diane Be- Central Division honors go to Taylor ing - Best of Category; EJ at Senior Citizen Center, 8:30 a.m.; trand, Pam Doescher,Kelly Malcom. Kumm and Bri Hingst. Congratula- Martell,Graphite - first; Kaitlyn Dixon Historical Society meeting at Monday, March 20: Melissa tions to Madison Schneiders for hon- Madsen, Pen and Ink - first; Ethan Museum, 1:30 p.m. Rahn, Pastor Sarah Ruch, Issac Ver- orable mention. Malcom, Pottery - first; Desi Mar- Wednesday, March 22: Domi- zani. Congratulations to the Speech tell, Printmaking - first; Amber noes at Senior Citizen Center, 8:30 Tuesday, March 21: Steven Sul- Team: for some great performanc- Krakau, Sculpture - first; Amber a.m.; Book Club at Library, 2 p.m.; 1106 S. Main St. • Emerson • 402-695-0180 livan III. es in Homer. Kelsey earned fifth in Krakau, Printmaking - first; EJ After School Program at Methodist Martell, Pen and Ink - second; Tani- Church, 3:30 - 5 p.m. sha Isom, Acrylic Painting - second; Thursday, March 23: Cards and Austin Roth, Paper Sculpture - sec- Frog Class at Senior Citizen Cen- ond; Wire Sculpture - second; Hailey ter, 8:30 a.m.; Ladies Night Out, at Brentlinger, Pottery - second; Sum- Methodist Church, 6 - 9 p.m. WAYNE AUTO PARTS INC.

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The Wayne Herald Agriculture Basketball, guests make for busy week I was TIRED today! I think I the reception in Norfolk; the police arney had canceled for this evening. lost more sleep, and used more ner- escort, the used car lots with flash- Could they join us for our service?? vous energy, the end of last week ers on, the fireworks. They deserve Could they??? An email went out, than I ever did over my own kids. it! It's been thirty years, and even and I think it was double the usual Of course, unfortunately, my kids fifteen since an out state team ac- attendance. never played in a State Basketball complished this. They brought a fifty piece wind Tournament. I always root for the ones who ensemble and played a prelude and And when I say that, I think of haven't been here before, or haven't an offertory. They accompanied all the teams throughout the state, won it before, or who drove the all the hymns, and then they pre- throughout the years, that have longest distance. I wonder if little sented a thirty minute concert after never had that privilege. That is Mullen went way back to the pan- the service. I told them one of the why I hope the players that did not handle that night; surely they wait- things on my bucket list was to sing make it past the first day do not feel ed till morning. I know some guys with an orchestra, they helped me too downhearted. It's a privilege to who drove from Norfolk/ Winside accomplish that; me and one hun- be here!! all three days. That makes me feel dred other folks. It was gorgeous. I get a kick out of the high school very fortunate to be so close to the On Sunday, old nursing school students who sing the Star Span- action, especially when it's at East friend, Carolyn, arrived for lunch, gled Banner; or the bands that play The High. so I fixed Reuben casserole in hon- it. I get a charge out of the crazy I have to admit I missed most of or of St. Pat. Then we met another outfits the students come up with. Farmer’s Wife Norfolk's game. We have church on classmate at a coffee shop at 3. If When I think of my Pep Club outfit, By: Pat Meierhenry Saturday evening, and it's our first you want to know more about the blue felt skirts with our blue mas- choice. Mike did not want to brave new health care law, you should cot sweaters and gold blouses, we Lincoln all her adult life comment- the cold, and I had to take blood have been at our table. As I told the must have looked like a sedate little ed she was happy to see Norfolk pressures after the service. We had student nurses at Southeast Com- bunch in those days. And our cheer finally fulfill their mission. Those an unusual group of guests this Sat- munity College this morning, three leaders wore those same royal blue guys played like college players, urday. Bethany University in St. old nurses can tell you how it should sweaters, but with gold shiny fab- which I guess at least one of them Paul, Minnesota, called our music be done! Ha! ric skirts that twirled; did I mention will be. In fact, he could be a huge director on Thursday. They were Anyway, it was a fun ending to a Moving Cattle Into or Out of Nebraska? they were below the knees?? help to NU. But he's not headed leaving on their spring tour to Colo- fun, busy week. Maybe this one will REMEMBER TO: Even my friend who has lived in there. I was tickled to read about rado, and a church scheduled in Ke- be quieter. So far, no snow. INQUIRE about documentation and health requirements. Soybean farmers sought for research project Cattle cannot return to Nebraska with a Grazing Permit issued by another state. Call for details prior to moving animals out of state. We are looking for soybean farm- land Garden Show, which will be at Show, so put it on your calendar ers to take a little time to help us the Sioux City Convention Center and check the website siouxland- out on a research project. on Friday and Saturday, March 24- gardenshow.org (there are materi- IDENTIFY We need to get some basic infor- 25. This is a big show, co-organized als fees for the make and takes) and animals with an official ID (if needed). mation (varieties, fertilizer, chemi- by Nebraska Extension, Iowa State download the brochure, or search cals used, etc.) on what farmers University Extension and Out- for it on Facebook. did on their soybean fields in 2016. reach, and Master Gardeners from Here are some examples of the DOCUMENT From one to four fields per year are both states. make and take: Teacup Bird Feed- movement with health certificates. needed from each grower. There are a lot of presentations er, Succulent Terrarium Garden, This information will be used for on many topics during the show. and Wood and Glass Flower Hold- a data base to begin figuring out Along with a wide range of commer- NOTIFY er. Here are some examples of the how we can increase our soybean cial exhibits that fill the Convention the receiving state’s state veterinarian How-to Sessions: How to prune yields. This research is sponsored Center, there will be Educational by the Soybean Board. Sessions, Make 'N’ Take workshops and train fruit trees, starting seeds Please call me at 402-584-2234 or and How-to Sessions (21). indoors, succulent wreaths, land- scaping with grasses, cooking with 800-572-2437 email me at [email protected] if The cost is only $5 a day, or $9 www.nda.nebraska.gov/adt Ag Happenings you can help out. Information gath- for a two day pass (children under herbs, and many others. Keith Jarvi ered is confidential and will not be 12 free). There will also be a Farmers Mar- Extension shared with anyone. There is not enough room in this ket selling winter produce, and two Educator Spring is near and it’s time to newsletter to write about all the wineries that will be selling local Are You Interested In Becoming A think about attending the Sioux- things happening at the Garden vintages. We hope to see you there. Campground Host 4-H News for the Maskenth ine Lake Recreatio n Area or the Maple Creek Recreation Area? The Country Classics 4-H Club met March 12 at the First Presbyterian Joy Circle conducts Church in Wayne. Campground hosts are volunteers who are willing to share their camping Suggestions for the Theme Booth at the Wayne County Fair were dis- knowledge and love of the outdoors with others. They welcome visitors, cussed. March meeting acquaint them with park facilities, and answer any questions they may have. Presentations were given by Nina Hammer, Landen Roeber and Jacen Joy Circle of Our Savior Lu- She, then, continued with her It’s an opportunity to develop some lasting friendships, while contributing to Hasemann. theran Church met on March 8. program taking the group to the betterment of the Recreation Areas, near Stanton and Leigh, NE. Hosts were the Rethwisch and Haschke families. President Dorothy Wert wel- prayer stations where members Upcoming workshops were discussed. comed everyone and gave an- could meditate, seek forgiveness, If you would like to serve as a Host, contact the The County Classics 4-H Club will host its next meeting on Sunday, nouncements. She reminded the have conversations with God, and group of Spring Gathering to be April 9 at 2 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church. see the areas where the church is held in Bloomfield on Saturday, Addyson Sherbeck, involved in Tanzania and on mis- News reporter April 29. Registration deadline for more information and an application form at for this gathering is April 22. sion trips. Jesus is the rock sol- Dorothy recognized Deb Hammer id foundation of our faith. May Leafy Spurge taskforce for her birthday in March and Les we remember His suffering and and Elaine Menke, who celebrat- death during this Lenten Season. plans quarterly meeting ed 68 years of marriage in March. The next meeting is Wednes- Deb Hammer gave devotions day, April 12 with Dorothy Wert The quarterly meeting of the Nebraska Leafy Spurge Working Task entitled, "Lent by Candlelight." giving the program and Vera Force will be held Wednesday, March 22 at the Holt County Weed Control The focus was to encourage a re- Longe hosting. office located in O’Neill. newed appreciation for the pas- The meeting will convene at 1 p.m. sion of our Lord. 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)8//7,0( Wayne State College professor honored with the 5HDG\0L['ULYHU Nebraska Academy of Sciences award x ƵƟĞƐŝŶĐůƵĚĞƐŽŵĞ^ŚŽƉ,ĞůƉ Dr. Todd Young of Wayne State College will ership in teaching and service in the Nebraska x ůĂƐƐ>ŝĐĞŶƐĞŶĞĞĚĞĚ be awarded the Friend of Science Award, the State College System, which includes Chadron, top award at the Nebraska Academy of Sciences x WĂŝĚsĂĐĂƟŽŶ͕^ŝĐŬdŝŵĞ͕ Peru and Wayne State colleges. Administrators, (NAS) Annual Meeting in Lincoln on April 21. fellow faculty, students, and alumni nominate ,ŽůŝĚĂLJWĂLJ͕,ĞĂůƚŚΘĞŶƚĂů/ŶƐƵƌĂŶĐĞ “Dr. Mary Ettel, professor of chemistry at candidates. The Lincoln Community Foundation Wayne State College, won this award in 2007. I manages the endowment in memory of George (YHODQG6XSSO\&R am humbled and honored,’’ Young said. Rebensdorf, a former member of the Board of ^ĐƌŝďŶĞƌ͕E NAS awards the honor in recognition of a per- son in Nebraska who has made significant con- Trustees. The Wayne State College nominee for tributions to science or science education across the Rebensdorf Teaching Excellence Award also Speak to an Owner, Not a Salesman! the state. receives the State National Bank Teaching Ex- Formal or informal educators or industry pro- cellence Award. fessionals may earn the award. The NAS Ex- Dr. Young serves as the coordinator of the Ne- ecutive Committee nominates and selects the Dr. Todd Young braska Science Bowl and the Rural Health Op- award winner. Planetarium Association, the International portunities Program (RHOP) at WSC. He is also Todd Young is a professor of physics and as- the president of the Majestic Theater Advisory tronomy at Wayne State College. He is also the Planetarium Society, the Western Alliance Board. $ director of the Fred G. Dale Planetarium on the Planetarium Association and the Nebraska 50’ x 80’ x 16’ Building His educational achievements include: 34,800 WSC campus. Dr. Young's research interests Academy of Science. 26 gauge steel • 1 entry door • 1 24’x 16’ split sliding door Ph.D., Astrophysics, 1998 - University of Ne- Locally Owned/Operated - 15 Years Experience - Free Estimate - Experienced Crews include variable stars, cosmology, and science He received the George Rebensdorf Teaching braska-Lincoln Henry Gingerich Simon Gingerich Kevin Glassburn technical, non-fiction and fiction writing. His Excellence Award from the Nebraska State Col- Western IA Eastern IA Eastern NE teaching interests are physics and astronomy lege System in 2008. Every year a faculty mem- M.S., Physics, 1993 - Purdue University 641-436-1757 319-464-7781 402-880-2592 education and outreach. ber earns the Rebensdorf Teaching Excellence B.A., Physics and English (minor in Mathe- Erected on your level site • Travel charges may apply • www.gingerichstructures.com Dr. Young is a member of the Great Plains award for demonstrating innovation and lead- matics), 1991 - University of Minnesota-Morris Poison Prevention Week is March 19-25 The Nebraska Regional Poison the majority of poison-related ex- in your phone as a contact: 1-800- POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT Center (NRPC) congratulates posures occur in children under 5 222-1222. Business & Assistant Professor Nebraska for 150 years of state- years of age, deaths among young •Be sure to read and follow medi- Agriculture Production Systems hood while celebrating its own children decreased from approxi- cine labels every time. Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture in Curtis, NE, is seeking candidates for a 9-month, non-ten- milestone of serving Nebraskans mately 450 in 1961 to 24 in 2015. •Never share your medicine with ure leading faculty position in Agriculture Produc- for 60 years. This is in great part to poison cen- others or use someone else's medi- tion Systems (APS) starting August 21, 2017. Re- The first poison center was start- ters’ accessibility to the public, view of applications will begin on March 27, 2017, cine. Professional and continue until a suitable candidate is identified ed in Chicago in 1953. By 1957, Ne- and their efforts to provide public •Remember to always use the or the search is closed. braska had its own poison center education and sound the alarm on dosing device that comes with the Core Duties and Responsibilities: Develop and which remains one of the oldest in the dangers of laundry packets, teach courses within the Agriculture Production medicine. Systems major, including the development and existence. Initially, poison centers disc batteries, trending synthetic •Take only one medicine at a updating of course outlines, lesson plans, power answered physicians’ questions drugs and the opioid epidemic in time with the same active ingredi- Directory point presentations, and course materials for both but over time began taking calls this country. More than 75 percent lecture and laboratory formats utilizing new tech- ent. from the public. By the late 1970s nologies; option to teach summer classes; plan, of exposure cases are managed at •Store all medicines up and develop, teach, and follow-up with students and there were close to 700 poison cen- home greatly reducing the need for instructors of continuing education, dual credit and away and out of reach and sight of ACCOUNTING Real Estate ters in the United States. Today 55 a costly emergency room visit. on-line courses using current technology; assist children. with student academic advising and student man- poison centers operate in the U.S. Nebraska has not seen the num- •Teach children to only take agement within the division; maintain student The NRPC serves Nebraska, Idaho, bers of opioid deaths that other progress and evaluation records using new tech- medicines with the permission and American Samoa and the Federat- states have experienced; however nology; assess instructional supply needs for areas guidance from a parent or trusted Certified of instruction; assist in carrying out college policies ed States of Micronesia. in 2015 there were 54 deaths from adult. as developed by college administration; assist with Poison control centers save lives opioids. Drug overdose deaths in recruiting and publicity, including tours of the col- •Install and maintain carbon Public lege for prospective students, parents and visitors; and health care dollars. While Nebraska have increased more Marion Arneson Dave Ewing Wendy Vawser assist with internship experience coordination and than 20 percent over the last de- monoxide detectors in your home. visitations; assist with advising, supervision, guid- cade. •Be aware of where the disc bat- •Farm Sales ance, and fund-raising for extra-curricular student Free Estimates teries are in your home. They may Accountant activities and student organizations; improve stu- Poison Prevention Week is •Home Sales dent learning outcomes in conjunction with speci- March 19-25 and is a time to re- be found in remote controls, key fied process; perform other core duties as assigned, fobs, watches and toys. Keep bat- to include accepting committee assignments, THE GUTTER mind the public that while poison- Kathol & •Farm Management reporting responsibilities and other special ad hoc ings are the leading cause of injury teries away from children. Associate P.C. Galen Wiser assignments at unit or college level. CREW death in the U.S., many poisonings •Make sure all cleaning materi- The position requires a master’s degree in Animal Seamless Gutters & Downspouts or Meat Science or closely related field from a re- are preventable and expert help is als, including laundry packets, are gionally accredited institution; proficiency with 28 Years of Experience just a phone call away. stored in original containers and up 104 West Second Wayne computer technology applications in a teach- 206 Main • Wayne, NE • 402-375-3385 Art Sehi (402)776-2563 Let’s continue living the GOOD and out of sight of children. 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The Wayne Lifestyle Herald Screen time: Create your family plan School Lunches ALLEN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS K-12 with every reimbursable meal “Mom, in the old days did you we had two televisions. One in our she can bring home to study with. hearing. Research shows that un- (March 20 — 24) at breakfast and lunch. have T.V?” living room, a 19-inch dial activat- Instead, we have a sheet of paper structured playtime is more valu- Monday: Breakfast — Cinna- Chef salad is optional for K-12. The “old days” often come up ed television and another 27-inch with a log-in for a website. This able for a young child’s developing mon round. Lunch — Chicken strips, Milk served with every meal. in conversations with my 7 and (that was big back then you know) means she spends time looking at brain than electronic media. Young mashed potatoes with gravy, tea roll. —— in our family room which could be a computer screen when she could children are more likely to remem- Tuesday: Breakfast — Biscuit & WINSIDE PUBLIC SCHOOLS operated using a remote. We lived be reading a book. She spends time ber doing an activity than watching gravy. Lunch — Pork patty on a bun, in the country near a small town in asking Siri what an igneous rock is (March 20 — 24) an activity be done. Children ages 2 green beans, Doritos. western Nebraska where you could Monday: Breakfast — Cinnamon to 5 years should be limited to one Wednesday: Breakfast — Omelet. get 2.5 channels, (one was always French toast. Lunch — Corn dogs, Knox County hour of screen time per day. Again, Lunch — Mandarin orange, chicken fuzzy so that one only counts for broccoli, mandarin oranges. the programs watched should be of with Asian rice, oreo fluff, tea roll. half). We didn’t have access to the Tuesday: Breakfast — Cereal. high-quality, and be viewed with Thursday: Breakfast — Cinna- internet or a computer with a mo- Lunch — Tacos, refried beans, parents. For children 6 years and mon roll. Lunch — Biscuit & gravy, dem until I was 10 years old and Ruth peaches, apple churro. older, screen time should not inter- corn, cheese stick. the internet was quite a bit slower Vonderohe Wednesday: Breakfast — fere with time spent doing other ac- Friday: Breakfast — Pop Tart. and less reliable back then. Pancake. Lunch — Meatball subs, tivities. Sleep, physical activities, Lunch — Macaroni & cheese, carrots, Screen time wasn’t something Extension California vegetables, pears. March 16 - 19 and mealtimes should be of top pri- tea roll. —2D— that needed to be discussed. We Educator Thursday: Breakfast — Omelet. ority. Studies show a relationship Most breakfast meals include: looked up information in Encyclo- Lunch — Chicken noodle soup, car- between television viewing and Choice of cereal or oatmeal. All break- pedias. We called people on a tele- rot & celery sticks, applesauce, bis- young children being overweight. fast meals include: 8 oz. milk, fruit or John Wick: phone, which was attached to the cuit. Caring For Our Children states fruit juice. All lunch meals include: 8 wall by a cord. We wrote letters UNL Extension Friday: No School. that children 3-5 years who watch oz. milk and salad bar. Salad bar may using paper and pen. We played Milk served with all meals. 2 or more hours of television per include the following options: fresh games with the whole family on Menu may change without notice. Chapter 2 day have an increased risk of being lettuce, fresh spinach, carrots/celery, boards and with cards. We watched rather than looking it up in a dic- Chef salad, fruit and vegetable overweight. tomatoes, diced eggs, bean variety, cu- T.V. on Friday nights (TGIF) and tionary. bar available daily. Late start - no (R) What does this mean for adults? cumbers, fruit variety. woke up early Saturday morning What does all of this mean for breakfast or K-3 salads. It means that we need to be good —— Thursday: 7:00 p.m. for 6:30 a.m. cartoons which ended us in 2017? This past October, the role models for our children. Put LAUREL-CONCORD-COLERIDGE by noon. Children played outdoors American Academy of Pediatrics Senior Center Friday: 7:00 p.m. the phone down and play with your (AAP) released new recommenda- COMMUNITY SCHOOLS child when they are at the park. Saturday: 7:00 p.m. tions and resources for families re- (March 20 — 24) Congregate Sunday: 2:00 p.m. WAYNE VETS CLUB garding screen time. Screen time Make it a rule to turn off the T.V. Monday: Breakfast —Breakfast includes activities done in front of during meal times. Silence phones pizza. Lunch — Philly sandwich. Meal Menu a screen, such as using an app on and charge them outside of your Tuesday: Breakfast — Mini filled Admission $5 Fish & (Week of March 20 — 24) your phone or watching music vid- child’s bedroom at night. bagel. Lunch — Goulash. Meals served daily at noon. eos on a tablet. To help families navigate the Wednesday: Breakfast — Coffee COMING SOON: Chicken For reservations, call 375-1460 Infant and toddler’s brains are evolving digital world, the AAP has cake. Lunch — Polish dog. LEGO Batman, Logan, Each meal served with water, growing at an exceptional rate dur- developed a guide for creating a Thursday: Breakfast — Beauty and the Beast, Buffet 2% milk, skim milk and coffee. ing the first two years of life. It is family plan for screen time and me- Breakfast taco. Lunch — Chicken Kong: Skull Island All menus subject to change. Friday, March 17 important for these children to dia use. The plan is broken up into nugget. Happy Spring. Biscuits 5:30 - 8:00 p.m. have positive social interactions 9 areas: screen free zones, screen Friday: Breakfast — Mini French Monday: 310 Main Street free times, device curfews, choose & sausage gravy, hashbrown egg Wayne Adults $9.50 with the people caring for them. toast. Lunch — Cheese pizza. Therefore, the AAP recommends & diversify your media, balancing Menus are the same for bake with green pepper/onion, tropi- 402-833-1833 Children under 12 $4.00 on-line and off-line time, manners cal fruit salad, Promise, orange or to- majesticonmain.org children younger than 18 months Elementary, Middle and High School participate with screens only for matter, digital citizenship, safety and are subject to change. mato juice. Titles and times subject to change. video chatting. For children 18 first and sleep & exercise. There Orange juice, skim milk, fruit, Tuesday: Salisbury steak with Please check the website! Wayne Vets Club months to 24 months only high are examples and suggestions pre- yogurt and salad bar are avail- gravy, stewed tomato and onions, Courtesy of Hasemann Funeral Homes 220 Main Street quality programming (such as PBS populated and areas to write in able daily. All breads and pasta are scalloped potato, canned beets, Scott & Mary Kay Hasemann Wayne, NE or Sesame Street) is suggested. personal guidelines. Create your whole grain. whole wheat fresh bread, Promise, It is vitally important for an own family plan by going to http:// —— fruit cocktail. 11-year-old daughters. Of course I in all types of weather and didn’t adult to be with the infant during www.healthychildren.org. Delight WAKEFIELD SCHOOLS Wednesday: Barbecue chicken had television growing up, but it come home until dark. the video chat and while watching in the company of your family, and (March 20 — 24) quarters, red roasted potatoes, Key was more difficult to access in my Its 2017 and my daughter doesn’t the program to help them better un- treasure every moment. Monday: Breakfast — Breakfast Largo blend, whole wheat fresh childhood!Fairy When I wasGarden growing up even have a “real” science book that derstand what they are seeing and Source: child.unl.edu pizza, oranges. Lunch — Chicken bread, frozen fruit with yogurt, nuggets, green beans, homemade Promise. bun, pineapple. Thursday: Sliced beef, twice Workshop Tuesday: Breakfast — Frudels, baked potatoes with skins, frozen oranges. Lunch — Ham & Swiss Key Largo blend, whole wheat fresh Saturday, March 18 casserole, peas, wheat grain roll, bread, Promise, canned mandarin peaches. oranges. 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. Wednesday: Breakfast — Friday: Turkey stack, mashed — No Fee — Pretzels, peaches. Lunch — Beef potatoes with skins, turkey gra- Bring Your Own Container nachos, corn, mandarin oranges. vy, frozen corn, whole wheat fresh Thursday: Breakfast — bread, Promise, applesauce. Come for the Fun! Cinnamon toast, applesauce. Lunch — Deli sandwich, baked beans, pears. Senior Center The Wayne 215 East 10th Street • Wayne Friday: Breakfast — Cereal & 402-375-1555 nutri-grain bars, grapes. Lunch — Calendar Greenhouse www.thewaynegreenhouses.com Vegetable soup, grilled cheese, juice. (Week of March 20 — 24) Milk and juice are served every day Monday, March 20: First with breakfast. Milk is served with Day of Spring. Morning Walking; lunch. FROG exercises, 9:15 a.m.; Toe We are having a once in —— Nail Clinic, 10 a.m.; Quilting; Pool; a lifetime experience. WAYNE COMMUNITY Hand and Foot; Pitch; Birthday Viona Heckens is turning 90 SCHOOLS Day Treat from Diane, noon and (March 20 — 24) 2:30 p.m. and we are celebrating Monday: Breakfast — Mini pan- Tuesday, March 21: Morning her birthday in a big way! cakes. Lunch — Chicken patty on Walking; Quilting; Afternoon Come share your memories bun, sweet potato, broccoli, apple. Tuesday: Breakfast —French Bridge Club; Pitch. and create more with us at toast sticks. Lunch — Chili soup, cin- Wednesday, March 22: the Tri County Bar namon roll, baby carrots, pears. Morning Walking; FROG exercises, Wednesday: Breakfast — Omelet. 9:15 a.m.; Quilting; Pitch; Hand & in Emerson, NE. Lunch — Hot dog on a bun, potato Foot. Saturday, March 25th rounds, green beans, strawberries. Thursday, March 23: Morning from 1 pm-??? 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The Wayne Faith Herald Church Services Wayne Second Sunday of the month: ——— 904 Logan cial, 2 p.m.; Adoration, 4:30 p.m.; (Rodney Rixe, pastor) Wayne Prayers and Pastry, 10 a.m. - Open CALVARY BIBLE [email protected] Mass, 5:15 p.m.; Religious Educa- Sunday: Trinity Bible Hour, 9 a.m.; BAHA'I FAITH to all religions and spiritual convic- EVANGELICAL FREE (The Rev. Michael Feldmann tion classes, 6:45 p.m. Thursday: Worship, 10 a.m. 1002 West 2nd Ave. tions. Prayers from all faiths wel- 502 Lincoln Street Senior Pastor) That Man is You, 5:45 a.m.; New- (402) 833-5202 or (402) 833-0117 come. Friday: 7:30 p.m. Study Cir- (402) 375-4946 The Rev. Carl Lilienkamp, man Thursday, 11:30 a.m.; Ado- Wakefield Contact: Chris Tee Weixelman cle. Investigate spiritual concepts website: www.cbefc.org Associate Pastor) ration, 4:30 p.m.; Mass, 5:15 p.m.; or Gary Weddel and the relation of life and death. email: [email protected] (Stephen Ministry cong.) Hispanic Prayer Group & rosary at CHRISTIAN CHURCH (James Seal, pastor) Sunday: Lutheran Hour on KTCH, church, 6 p.m.; R.C.I.A., 7 p.m. Fri- 3rd & Johnson Sunday: Sunday School, 9 a.m.; 7:30 a.m.; Worship, 8 and 10:30 day: Mass, 8 a.m.; Adoration, 8:30 Gary Patterson, Pastor College Class, 9 a.m.; Worship ser- a.m.; Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.; Bi- a.m.; St. Mary's School Kindergar- email: vice, 10:30 a.m. Wednesday: Call ble Class, 9:20 a.m.; Table Talk, 8 ten roundup, 11:30 a.m.; Stations [email protected] St. Mary’s Catholic School to Prayer, 7 p.m. Various Bible p.m. Monday: L.I.F.T., 6:30 p.m. of the Cross, 5:30 p.m. Saturday: Internet web site: Studies - call for more information. Tuesday: Cross Training, 7 p.m. First Communion retreat, 9 to 11 www.wakefieldcc.blogspot.com Kindergarten Round Up —— Wednesday: Bible Study, 9 a.m.; a.m.; Mass, 6 p.m. Sunday: Christian Hour, KTCH, See what the FAITH BAPTIST Bell Choir, 5:30 p.m.; Lenten Sup- 8:45 a.m.; Prayer Warriors, 9 a.m.; Joy is all about Independent - Fundamental per, 6 p.m.; Lenten Worship, 6:30 Allen Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Praise March 24, 2017 208 E. Fourth St. - p.m.; Midweek School, 6:30 p.m.; and Worship, 10:30 a.m. 375-3413 Choir, 7 p.m. Thursday: Bible FIRST LUTHERAN —— 12:30-2:30 (Pastor Jim Scallions) Study, noon. Pastor Randall Herman EVANGELICAL COVENANT Sunday: Sunday school, 10 a.m.; ——— Sunday: Worship service, 9 a.m. 802 Winter St. 420 E. 7th Street • Wayne, NE Worship, 11 a.m.; Evening worship, JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES Wednesday: After School Pro- e-mail: [email protected] 402-375-2337 7:30 p.m. Phone 375-2631 or 375-3427 gram at United Methodist Church, Linnea Ek, Interim Pastor —— for information 3:30 p.m.; Lenten Service at First Saturday: CBE Group at Elmer FIRST BAPTIST —— Lutheran in Allen, 7 p.m. & Correen's home, 2 p.m.; Spanish 400 Main St. JOURNEY —— Service, 7 p.m. Sunday: Sunday 118 W. 3rd Street 375-3608 CHRISTIAN CHURCH UNITED METHODIST School, 9 a.m.; Morning Worship, Downtown Wayne Walk-Ins Welcome or By Appointment (Douglas Shelton, pastor) 1110 East 7th St. (Pastor Lorrie Kentner) 10 a.m.; Spanish Service, 3 p.m.; Sunday: Sunday School, Adult and www.journeychristian Sunday: Worship service, 9 a.m. M.O.B. Youth Group, 5:30 p.m. 402-833-5061 or children’s classes, 9:15 a.m.; Prayer online. org. Wednesday: After School Pro- Tuesday: Spanish Service, 7 p.m. 1-800-246-1045 and Fellowship, 10:15 a.m.; Wor- 375-4743 gram at United Methodist Church, Wednesday: Confirmation, 4:15 Daniel Smith, BC-HS has been serving the ship, 10:30 a.m. (Troy Reynolds, minister) 3:30 p.m.; Youth of the Allen Com- p.m.; Snak Shak, 5:30 p.m.; Pioneer Yankton and surrounding area for 30 years Tuesdays 10 AM - 4 PM —— (Jeremy Jech, minister of dis- munity (YAC) meets every Wednes- Club, 6:15 p.m.; Junior High Bible With a full range of in-the-ear and behind- the-ear styles, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cipleship) day night from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Study, 6:30 p.m.; Adult Bible Study, there is a Unitron that’s right for you! Unitron delivers more natural 216 West 3rd St. Sunday: Christians Hour on United Methodist Church. 6:30 p.m. Thursday: CBE group listening in the toughest situations. Easily. Automatically. 375-2669 KTCH, 8:45 a.m.; Worship, 9 and at Vivian Olson's home, 7 p.m. Fri- • Clearer speech in noise • Improved awareness • Hands-free www.fpcwayne.org 10:30 a.m.; Small group, 6:30 p.m.; Carroll day: CBE Group at Coreen Bard's convenience • Effortless phone conversations • Bluetooth capabilities (Rev. Teresa Bartlett, pastor) Life group at various homes, 7 p.m. home, 7 p.m. Saturday: CBE Sunday: Hand Bell Rehearsal, 8:45 (also on several other days of the ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Group at Elmer & Correen's home, During March, receive significant savings on any a.m.; Sunday School, 9 a.m.; Wor- week). (Pastor Harrison Goodman) 2 p.m.; Spanish Service, 7 p.m. Unitron Hearing Instrument! ship, 10 a.m.; Fellowship, 11 a.m.; —— Sunday: Worship service, 8 a.m. ——— Narcotics Anonymous, 6 p.m. Tues- OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN —— IMMANUEL LUTHERAN day: Deacons Meeting, 4:15 p.m. 421 Pearl St. • 375-2899 UNITED METHODIST 4 North, 3 East of Wayne Wednesday: Soup Supper, 6 p.m.; [email protected] CHURCH (Willie Bertrand, pastor) Lent Service, 7 p.m. (Rev. Jeanne Madsen, (Pastor Kyle Nelson) Sunday: Morning Worship, 9:30 ~ Boomerfest ~ —— senior pastor) Friday: Fish Fry, 5:30 to 8 p.m. a.m.; Sunday School, 10:30 a.m. FIRST TRINITY LUTHERAN Saturday: Worship, 5:30 p.m. Sunday: Third Sunday of Lent. Tuesday: Bible Study with Jensens Wayne City Auditorium Altona, LC-MS Sunday: Coffee Hour, 9 a.m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Worship, at Countryview Estates in Wayne, 57741 847th Road, Wayne GIFT Ministry, 9 a.m.; Worship, 10 11 a.m. Tuesday: Carroll Advisory 9 a.m. Wednesday: Confirma- April 20 • 9:30 AM - 9:30 PM (Rev. Terry Makelin, pastor) a.m.; Mother/Daughter Tea, 5:30 Board meeting, 7 p.m. tion and Mid-Week Classes at St. (Formerly Elderfest) (402) 336-7819) cell phone p.m. Monday: Staff meeting, 2 John's, 4 p.m.; Lenten Service at St. Sunday: Sunday School, 9:40 a.m.; p.m. Tuesday: Bible Study at Ta- Paul, 7 p.m. 9:30 a.m. -11:30 a.m. Health and Craft Fair Divine Worship with Holy Commu- cos & More, 6:45 a.m.; Bible Study Concord —— Featuring the Burt Heithold Band & The Senders nion, 10:45 a.m. Wednesday: Ash at Brookdale, 10:30 a.m.; Worship PRESBYTERIAN Evening Cash Bar sponsored by Wayne Eagles Wednesday Lenten Worship, 7:30 at Brookdale, 3:30 p.m.; Men Who CONCORDIA LUTHERAN 216 West 3rd p.m. at First Trinity Altona. Love Beef, 6 p.m.; Faith Builders, 7 (Pastor Randall Herman) (Rev. Charity Potter, pastor) Follow Boomerfest on Facebook —— p.m. Wednesday: Prayer Service Sunday: Sunday School, 9:30 Sunday: Fellowship time, 10 a.m.; Corporate sponsors: State Nebraska Bank, Hasemann FIRST UNITED METHODIST at First Presbyterian Church, noon; a.m.; Worship Service, 10:45 a.m. Worship, 11 a.m. Funeral Home, Careage, Providence Medical Center 6th & Main St. Lenten supper, 5:45 p.m.; Joyful Wednesday: Lenten Service at —— (Pastor Kyle Nelson) Noise, 6 p.m.; Lenten Worship, 7 First Lutheran in Allen, 7 p.m. ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN This event is funded in part by a grant from the Sunday: Third Sunday in Lent. p.m.; Choir, 7:30 p.m. Thursday: —— West 7th & Maple Wayne County Convention and Visitors Bureau Worship Service, 9 a.m.; Bible Study, Faith Builders, 2 p.m. Friday: ST. PAUL LUTHERAN (Willie Bertrand, pastor) 10:15 a.m.; Sunday School, 10:15 Great Bible Stories, 10 a.m. Sat- East of town Sunday: Morning Worship, 11 a.m. a.m.; Youth Group, 5 p.m.; Prayer urday: Wayne Food Truck at Our (Willie Bertrand, pastor) Tuesday: Bible Study with Jensens Shawl Ministry, 7 p.m. Monday: Savior, 10 to 11:30 a.m.; Worship, Sunday: Worship service, 8 a.m. at Countryview Estates in Wayne, St. Mary’s Newsletter deadline. Faithful Fit- 5:30 p.m. Tuesday: Bible Study with Jen- 9 a.m. Wednesday: Confirmation ness, 5:30 p.m.; Girl Scout Leaders, sens at Countryview in Wayne, 9 and Midweek Classes at St. John's, Catholic School 7 p.m. Tuesday: Friends in Fellow- PRAISE ASSEMBLY OF GOD a.m. Wednesday: Confirmation 4 p.m.; Lenten Service, 5:30 p.m. Wayne, Nebraska ship, 2 p.m.; Faithful Fitness, 5:30 1000 East 10th St. and Mid-Week at St. John's, 4 p.m.; —— p.m. Wednesday: Lenten Service 375-3430 Lenten Service at St. Paul, 7 p.m. SALEM LUTHERAN Now Enrolling for at First Presbyterian Church, noon; Rev. Philip Pfaltzgraff, —— 411 Winter Street 2017-2018 school year Confirmation, 6 p.m.; Bell and Choir Interim Pastor EVANGELICAL FREE (Patti Meyer, Pastor) practices, 6 p.m. Thursday: Bible Sunday: Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; (Pastor Todd Thelen) Saturday: Worship with Noisy Join Our Family — A complete education Study & Communion, 9 a.m.; Faith- Morning Worship Service, 10:30 (Pastor Scott Kahn) Offering, 6:30 p.m. Sunday: Adult teaching to the mind, body, and spirit ful Fitness, 5:30 p.m.; Bible Study, a.m. Wednesday: Bible Study, Sunday: Worship Service, 8 a.m.; Choir Practice, 8 a.m.; Adult & Chil- •High Academic Success 6:30 p.m. Friday: Carroll Fish Fry, 6:30 p.m. Fellowship Time, 9 a.m.; Sunday dren's Bible Study, 9 a.m.; Worship •Service Learning 5:30 to 8 p.m. Saturday: Wayne —— School for all ages, 9:30 a.m.; Wor- with Noisy Offering, 10:30 a.m.; Food Truck at Our Savior Lutheran ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC ship Service, 10:30 a.m.; Evening Worship at Wakefield Health Care •PreK-6th Grade Church, 10 to 11:30 a.m. 412 East 8th St. Bible Study, Axiom (Senior High Center, 1:15 p.m. Tuesday: Quilt Tuition Grants and Scholarships Available —— (Fr. Jeff Mollner, pastor) Youth), Praying Kids Mighty in Day, 9 a.m. Wednesday: Lenten GRACE LUTHERAN 375-2000; fax: 375-5782; Power, 7 p.m. Wednesday: Awana, Service, 7 p.m., followed by fellow- 402-375-2337 Missouri Synod E-mail: 7 p.m. ship. Saturday: Worship, 6:30 p.m. parish@ stmaryswayne. Friday: Mass, 8 a.m.; Adoration, Winside 8:30 a.m.; Stations of the Cross, Dixon 5:30 p.m. Saturday: Mass, 6 p.m. ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP Sunday: Mass, 8 and 10 a.m.; ST. ANNE’S CATHOLIC 218 Miner St. Careage Devotions, 1:30 p.m.; Mass (Fr. David Liewer, pastor) (Pastor Harrison Goodman) Tuesdays — April 11, 18, 25 and May 2, 9, 16 at 9 p.m.; Spanish Mass has been Friday: Stations of the Cross, St. Sunday: Bible Study, 9:30 a.m.; Providence Medical Center ~ 1200 Providence Road moved to Emerson on Sundays at Anne's in Dixon, 7:30 p.m. Satur- Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Divine 10 a.m. For more information con- St. Michael's in Coleridge, 6 Worship Service with Holy Commu- 6:30 p.m. - 8:15 p.m. FREE day: FREE tact Sacred Heart Parish at (402) p.m. Sunday: St. Mary's in Laurel, nion 10:30 a.m. Wednesday: Mid- (snacks and beverage provided) 695-2505. Monday: Fr. Mollner 8 a.m.; St. Anne's in Dixon, 10 a.m. week, 4 to 5 p.m.; Lenten Worship. Please pre-register by calling Shirley @ 402-375-4288 before April 3, 2017. has radio devotions on KTCH Ra- Friday: Stations of the Cross, St. —— Prior to the first meeting, a group facilitator will contact each person dio (through Friday). Fr. 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SAIL BEYOND BORDERS If you google the term “Good fects of the 1964 earthquake, Alas- vivid reminder of God’s command sidewalks, buildings and other Friday earthquake”, the first, and kans who were alive at the time to worship and serve Him? things. The most notable thing this FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER, usually only item, to pop up on the carry with them vivid memories of Enough about the 1964 Good earthquake did, even more than EVERYONE IN ANY STATEROOM SAVES. search engine is the 1964 Alaskan that fateful Good Friday. Friday Alaska earthquake. What I open the graves of the dead, was to earthquake, also known as the While the earthquake was hor- find very interesting, actually the tear, a six inch thick temple curtain Great Alaskan earthquake. rific, there is always a bright lining main point of this article, is that from top to bottom. The quake occurred at 5:36 in every cloud. Since it happened a google search for “Good Friday What is so significant about that? p.m. AST on Good Friday, March on Good Friday, downtown - where earthquake” makes no mention of The temple curtain separated the 27. Across south-central Alaska, the worst damage occurred - was another Good Friday earthquake Holy Place from the Holy of Holies 2 FREE ground fissures, collapsing struc- nearly deserted. Had it happened which was of much greater mag- in the temple. The Holy Place was tures, and tsunamis resulting from the outer part of the temple sanc- PERKS the earthquake caused about 139 plus savings for everyone tuary where the priests went about in your stateroom* deaths. The quake lasted four their daily task of prayer and offer- Suite guests get 4 free perks minutes and thirty-eight seconds. and even greater savings ing sacrifices. 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Literally heaven’s door is Shopping around for was permanently raised by 30 Another “bright lining” story that all about? Consider what hap- open. ”Therefore, brothers and sis- feet. Southeast of Anchorage, ar- about the Good Friday earthquake pened the first Good Friday at the ters, since we have confidence to car insurance? Don’t. eas around the head of Turnagain is that a district playoff basketball moment Jesus died: enter the Most Holy Place by the Let your local independent agent shop for Arm near Girdwood and Portage game was scheduled late Good Fri- “And behold, the curtain of the blood of Jesus, by a new and living you, and find the coverage you need. dropped as much as 8 feet. The day afternoon at Anchorage West temple was torn in two, from top to way opened for us through the cur- community of Valdez actually had High School. But because it was bottom. And the earth shook, and tain, that is, his body, and since we Good Friday, parents complained the rocks were split. The tombs to be moved to a new location as a have a great priest over the house result of the earthquake. adamantly that everyone, children also were opened. And many bod- of God, let us draw near to God with Visiting Alaska today there are and parents, would miss Good Fri- ies of the saints who had fallen a sincere heart and with the full as- few signs of the earthquake re- day worship services. The school asleep were raised, and coming out surance that faith brings, having maining since all buildings, roads relented and rescheduled the game. of the tombs after his resurrection our hearts sprinkled to cleanse us and infrastructure have been re- Because of the conviction of godly they went into the holy city and ap- built. Although nature, by and parents, the high school was empty peared to many. When the centu- from a guilty conscience and hav- large, has healed the earthquake when the earthquake struck. 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Vice President jama Prayer Party will be held on p.m. (delivered to the Herald office) or emailed by 8 a.m. on Ellen Heinemann led the devotion. Saturday, April 22 at Grand Island. Tuesday will be included in that week’s edition of the paper. In honor of Ladies Aid 90th anni- The Wayne Zone is to bring two Articles can be mailed to P.O. Box 70, Wayne, Neb. 68787 versary she led members in singing yards of flannel and a matching T- or emailed to clara@ wayneherald.com hymn #90 in the old hymnal enti- shirt for kids size 5-8 and women’s The Herald thanks its readers and area ministers for their tled “Come, Your Heart and Voices XXXL. Deaconess Jessica Feld- Raising”. The hymn is based from mann and LWML member Elaine cooperation in our effort to keep informed on the happenings Luke 2:15. The group recited the at various churches. 8 Ways to Save More for Retirement Nelson will be leading the Bible Most financial professionals agree that you should save as much as you can, or at LWML pledge in unison. President study. Betty Wittig brought to our least 10-15 percent of your salary for your golden years1. If you’re not saving that Bennett handed out spring Quar- attention that some of our new fold- amount, or need more to achieve your ideal retirement, how can you add to your terlies and the February and March ing chairs need some maintenance. The family of Herbert Brader would like you to savings without drastically changing your lifestyle today? Here are eight ways to Mission Grant stories of Healthy They will look into the warranty. potentially make a positive difference for your retirement over the long term: Families for $60,000 and Lutheran join them in celebrating Herb's 88th Birthday. Bible Study: The ladies watched 1. Commit to saving for retirement. If you’ve Youth Corp for $25,000. a movie entitled “The First Rosa”. started putting money away for retirement, stick Rhonda Sebade read the minutes They will be hosting an open house on Rosa Young was born in 1890 to with it. You’ll likely face situations that can dis- from the January meeting. They a black Methodist pastor and his March 25 at the Golden Oaks rupt your steady stream of savings, such as taking were approved as read. The Aid wife. As a child she felt she did not a new job, moving or paying unexpected medical did not meet in February due to bad Retirement Center in Oakland from 2-5 PM know the true meaning of the sav- bills. Your expenses are bound to move up and weather. Correspondence was read. ing Gospel in the Bible. In 1912 with Herb turned 88 on March 3. down, but missing out on months or years of A thank you was received from Leo- the help of the Lutheran church, savings can have a significant impact on your total ma Baker, Orphan Grain Train, Cards may be sent to: she was able to open the Rosebud nest egg – especially if you’re far from retirement and St. Louis Seminary. Treasurer Herbert Brader, Box 32, Oakland, NE 68045 Literary School. Here she helped and time for compounding interest is on your Barb Greve gave the treasurer's re- bring schooling to the black chil- side. port, which will be filed for review. dren and more importantly brought 2. Create a budget – and stick to it. Make retire- Bonnadell Koch and Betty Wittig ment a priority in your monthly budget. Start audited the books and found them Jesus to them. She was known as Prom Special an advocate for the education of by looking at your recent spending and identify ways to allocate more money to be in order. to your retirement account. Do you have a recurring subscription, gym mem- Committee Reports included: rural children and was a confessor $ $20 and church planter for Christ and bership or cable package you don’t use? Consider eliminating one unnecessary Sewing: The ladies did not sew Monthly expense and put that money aside instead. Next, establish a clear savings goal for in January due to bad weather. His church. She played an instru- 25 future months. Having a goal could help you reign in impulse purchases because They sewed Feb. 23 and March 2. mental role in establishing 30 Lu- Unlimited theran elementary schools and 35 you’ll be focused on what the money could do for you down the road. They also cut batting for the quilts 3. Take advantage of your 401(k) match. Don’t miss out if your company pro- Lutheran congregations in central Spray and will sew again on March 23. Tanning vides matching contributions when you defer income into your workplace retire- Alabama. Visiting: Betty Wittig sent ma- (Special Good in ment plan. For example, if your employer offers to match the equivalent of three The DVD is available in our ny cards. Rhonda Sebade visited at Tans! February, March percent of your income, consider deferring at least three percent of your income church library for anyone to watch. Careage. and April) into the plan. In effect, you’ll double your money even before it is invested. Members sang the birthday song Funeral: The ladies served 2 fu- 4. Be smart about taxes. A high percentage of Americans receive a sizable tax nerals. The committee thanked all to Ruth Victor for her February refund each year. If that describes you, consider investing your refund in your for the food and help. The new fu- birthday and for Jessica Feldmann workplace retirement plan or an Individual Retirement Account (IRA). If you’re neral committee is Chairman Kim- and Pastor Lilienkamp for March. tempted to spend the money on something today, think about how much further Berly Hansen, Rhonda Sebade, The next meeting will be held your refund will go in retirement once it’s given the chance to grow over time. Cindy Evans and Barb Frevert. Wednesday, April 12 with Betty 1022 Main Street (across from campus) • 402-369-6629 On the flip side, if you pay a substantial amount at tax time, make sure you’re Gifts: Bonnadell Koch received a Wittig serving. Always Staffed Monday-Friday 10-7 • Saturday 10-4 approaching your tax liability in the most strategic way possible. Talk with a gift for being a Ladies Aid member The meeting closed with the professional about your unique situation in the upcoming tax season. for 40 years. Lord’s Prayer and the Table Prayer. 5. 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LIFEGUARDS Now Hiring The City of Wayne is now accepting applications for Lifeguards for Now hiring: Full time production associates in Wayne, NE. the 2017 summer season. Applicants must show that they have a Experience or knowledge of construction and/or Crane Operator good work record and that they are dependable and mature in their manufacturing is preferred. Full benefit package including work habits. Current certifications and experience required. paid vacation, health, dental, vision, and 401(k) plan. Our team needs you if you are a self-starter with a proven track record of Applications may be obtained at the Apply at Community Activity Center, 901 W. 7th Street. dependability, dedication, hard work and like working with other people. 116 West 1st Street or Persons interested should return their application to the Recreation Seeking to hire crane operators who will be responsible for the operation of 1614 Chiefs Way in Wayne. Services Director no later than Friday, March 10, 2017. EOE. overhead bridge cranes moving material through the galvanizing process. If you are serious about joining our team apply on line Brookdale Wayne Assisted Living Community, at www.valmontcareers.com is looking for: — HELP WANTED — All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, Part Time Cook Part Time religion, sex, national origin, disability or protected veteran status. LPN / RN Full Time Apply in person at: HIRING BONUS EOE Wakefield Health Care Center 1500 Vintage Hill Drive • Wayne • 402-375-1500 306 Ash Street • Wakefield, NE 68784 Brookdale: Enriching the lives of those we serve Phone: 402-287-2244 EOE with compassion, respect, excellence and integrity.

WAYNE SWIM TEAM COACHES Now Hiring: The City of Wayne is now accepting applications for two (2) Swim Team Coaches for the 2017 Summer Season. Applicants must show NEW that they have a good work record and that they are dependable and Maintenance mature in their work habits. Current certifications required and WAGES! coaching experience preferred. Swim Team will practice roughly from June 1st through July 30th from 7:00-9:00 am. Applications may Supervisor Full Time be obtained at the Community Activity Center, 901 W. 7th Street. Persons interested should return their application to the Recreation Services Director no later than Friday, March 10, 2017. EOE. Contact Sheryl Kalin ParkView Haven Nursing Home 309 N. Madison • Coleridge, NE • 402-283-4224 Maintenance Supervisor Our Engineering Department is seeking an individual for Maintenance Supervisor The successful candidate will supervise and manage the preventative and Full time AutoCAD Architectural repair maintenance activities at the Wayne Plant of Great Dane Trailers. ELEMENTARY TEACHER OPENINGS Responsibilities include: Drafting opportunity to design & draw • Supervises subordinate hourly employees. Participates in the selection of personnel. Wakefield Community Schools custom homes for a premiere home Directs, guides, counsels, and appraises. Recommends retention, discipline, etc. has two full-time openings for elementary teachers Insures that subordinates are trained and attuned to current and future GDT builder that builds homes for customers objectives. for the 2017-18 school year. • Prepares weekly maintenance assignment schedule based on known and A valid Nebraska teacher's certificate with appropriate in 11 states. Benefits include excellent anticipated production requirements, utilizing subordinates in the most overall, cost endorsement is required for these positions. We are effective manner. pay, family health insurance, paid vaca- • Ensures that subordinates are meeting safety requirements and production and looking for dynamic educators desiring to join our team quality standards. with coaching skills preferred but not required. Upper tions & holidays, 401k retirement plan • Investigates employee suggestions, concerns, etc. Evaluates and responds as level grades departmentalized, collaborative staff, appropriate. supportive community, significant technology support & profit sharing. Send resume to Jeff, • Ensures subordinate compliance with mandated regulations as well as GDT rules in each classroom, SMART-Board in every classroom. Drafting Supervisor, at Heritage Homes, and regulations. All years of experience accepted. Subject to veterans Experience: 5 years of related experience or a combination of a technical degree and preference. Positions will remain open until filled. PO Box 37, Wayne, NE 68787 or email related experience. OSHA 10 Hour General Industry Certification is a plus. Send letter of interest, resume, credentials, and to [email protected] or call for more Interested individuals should submit resumes to: references to: information at (402) 375-4770. [email protected] or mail to POB 157, Wayne, NE 68787. Mark Bejot, Superintendent of Schools Great Dane Trailers Wakefield Community School 1200 Centennial Road, Wayne, NE 68787 PO Box 330, Wakefield, NE 68784 A Division of Great Dane Limited Partnership — EOE www.wakefieldschools.org ISO 9001:2008 Registered Plant EOE [email protected] MORE HELP WANTEDS ON PAGE 6C + 6C The Wayne Herald, Thursday, March 16, 2017 www.mywaynenews.com + CLASSIFIEDS help wanted Seasonal Help Needed INTEGRATED POOL — HELP WANTED City of Wayne Public Works, Park and Street Departments The Village of Emerson is now accepting applications for Pool Manager & Lifeguards and Water/Wastewater Department LIFE CHOICES for the 2017 pool season. A good work record, Preference given to individuals who can work 40 hours during the dependable and mature work habits a must. Nebraska week, and once a month for 2 to 3 hours on Saturday and Sunday Pool Operator certification & lifeguard certification mornings, May through September. Are you looking for a job required. Applications may be obtained at the Work will consist of manual labor, but experience in operating dump where you can inspire others? Village Office, 511 North Main Street, Emerson and trucks, tractors, and large mowing equipment is a plus. Summer work will be accepted until the positions are filled. EOE includes mowing, trimming, watering flowers, picking up debris in Integrated Life Choices is seeking innovative and parks and city property, etc. dedicated individuals for Direct Support Professional Position is part-time, and applicants must be at least 18 years of age positions at our new vocational site in Wayne, NE. and have a valid driver’s license. Starting wage is $11.00 per hour. Looking for feed yard help in Applications are available at Wayne City Hall, Monday - Friday, Apply online at www.integratedlifechoices.com from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, 306 Pearl Street. On the application please ILC is an Equal Opportunity Employer the Northeast Nebraska area write: ATTN: TODD Questions, please contact the Public Works Experience necessary with mixing rations, Department at 402-375-1300 and ask for Todd. Applications will be operating feed trucks, loaders, other farm equipment accepted until March 31, 2017. and feedlot maintenance. City of Wayne is EEO/AAE City Administrator Recognizing sick cattle, treatment and processing of cattle. City Administrator, Wayne, NE (pop. 5,663). Located in NE Nebraska Paying top wages with benefits. Housing available. and home to Wayne State College. Reports to an 8 member Council 402-922-0073 (4 year terms from wards) and a Mayor (4 year term). Responsible for 402-385-2206 General Fund Budget of $6.233 million, with a total operating budget of $34.677 million and 42 full-time employees in finance, administration, police, public works, building/zoning, technology, utilities (including electric generation and distribution), recreation, library and senior center. The City also has a Community Redevelopment Authority, Industrial Maintenance PLANT ENGINEER volunteer fire department and a municipal airport which is under the jurisdiction of an airport authority. Requires B.A. degree (advanced Technician Our Engineering Department degree preferred) and minimum of 7 years experience in a responsible is seeking an individual for Plant Engineer. municipal management position. Desirable experience includes: Description: The successful candidate will direct and manage the utilities management, economic development, finance/budget, urban Are you a self-motivated team player? Manufacturing Engineering and Maintenance activities for the Wayne Plant. planning, team building, and staff development. Salary range $83,200 Are you looking for a long term career Responsibilities include: to $106,160, depending upon qualifications and experience. opportunity with a worldwide company? • Responsible for return on investments relating to the facility and equipment. Apply by April 15, 2017, to Ken Chamberlain, Mayor, Manages the plant capital budget by proposing, justifying, and implementing 306 Pearl Street, Wayne, NE 68787. Phone 402-375-1733; Our team needs you if you are a self-starter with a proven track record of improvements to processes, equipment, and plant layout. • Solicits and negotiates bids from outside contractors. Supervises the completion of fax 402-375-4712; email [email protected]. dependability, dedication, hard work and like working with other people. projects by outside contractors. City of Wayne is EEO/AAE Experience preferred in project management, electrical, and fabrication. • Directs the supervision of the maintenance and manufacturing engineering functions. Participates in the selection of personnel; also guides, counsels, directs, If you are serious about joining our team apply on line motivates, evaluates, etc. Ensures that employees are trained and attuned to current at www.valmontcareers.com and future GDT objectives. — HELP WANTED — Experience: A bachelor’s degree in Industrial or Mechanical engineering All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, with 3 - 5 years of experience or the equivalent combination of experience religion, sex, national origin, disability or protected veteran status. and/or education is required for this position. Certified Dietary Interested individuals should submit resumes to: [email protected] or mail to POB 157, Wayne, NE 68787. Manager - Full-Time Great Dane Trailers 1200 Centennial Road, Wayne, NE 68787 A Division of Great Dane Limited Partnership — EOE ISO 9001:2008 Registered Plant Cook - Part-Time RN - Full-Time Material Handlers Hillcrest Care Center & Assisted Living Seeking to hire MATERIAL HANDLERS on all shifts with many 702 Cedar Ave. • Laurel, NE • 402-256-3961 opportunities for advancement. If you are serious about joining our team apply in person at: STOP!!!! LOOK NO FURTHER!! FULL TIME OPENING 1700 S. Beemer St., West Point, NE 1900 E. Military Ave., Ste. 268, Fremont, NE “One Company-One Voice” INVENTORY PLANNER

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, Great Dane Trailers of Wayne, Nebraska is seeking to fill the position religion, sex, national origin, disability or protected veteran status. $500 Sign-on Bonus of Inventory Planner within the Material Control Department.

Sapa Extrusions Inc., Yankton, SD (World’s Leading Aluminum Extruder) Responsibilities will include planning of assigned materials to ensure an uninterrupted has several production positions available for qualified individuals who want flow of material to support the production schedule while avoiding excessive material to work and are able to lift up to 50# on a regular basis. These positions are full amounts. Verifies inventory balances by physically counting material within the plant. time and include both night and day shift openings. Maintain perpetual inventory records and adjust as required.

Sapa offers a very competitive compensation package paid weekly with The ideal candidate should have some experience in the following: $1.00 shift differential for nights. We offer an Excellent benefits package at an Maintaining inventory records. Multitasking and paying close attention to detail. affordable cost for both single individuals and families. Working with Excel and Microsoft Word. Experience with MRP (Material Requirements Planning) would be helpful. Sapa also offers quarterly profit sharing, company paid life insurance, short and long term disability and ten paid holidays, a 401K plan with Company We prefer a candidate with applicable experience; however, we are willing to train the participation and a Company sponsored retirement plan which you become right candidate. A Great fully vested after three years of service. If you are a hard-working, dedicated Place To person then come join us. We offer Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance, 401 (k) with company match, Pension Work! plan, Holiday Pay, Vacation, and Quarterly Bonus Program. Candidates are required to Interested candidates please apply in person and/or by mail: successfully pass a post job offer drug screen and medical examination. Individuals wanting to join a winning team need to apply in person at: Attn: Jane Larson, HR Mgr. 2500 Alumax Rd, Yankton, SD 57078 for rent or email: [email protected] Great Dane Trailers Sapa Extrusions North America is an Equal Opportunity Employer where all phases of employment are 1200 Centennial Road, Wayne, NE 68787 Apartment for RENT: Central air, for rent: 2, 3, & 4-BR apartments at based strictly upon the qualifications of the individual as related to the work requirements of the position. ABB 60+ cable provided. Laundry avail- 918 Main St. One block to campus. New This policy is applied without regard to race, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national A Division of Great Dane Limited Partnership — EOE able. No pets, parties or smoking. Refer- high efficiency heat pumps with central origin, ancestry, age, disability, veteran status, marital status or any other category protected by law. ISO 9001:2008 Registered Plant ences required. Ph. 402-375-1200 air. Appliances furnished. Washer/dryer. Soft water. Paved parking. No pets. No parties. 712-899-0505 . for rent: Nice 1, 2, 3, and 4 bed- help wanted: Apply in person at miscellaneous room apartments. All new heat pumps Vel’s Bakery, 309 Main Street, Wayne, NE or call 375-2088. and central air. No parties. Call 402- FOR RENT: Large, 2-BR apartment. ✰ ✰ ✰ ✰ ✰ 369-0772. Available May 1. $420/month. Includes full Time cow/calf & feedlot help $24 for two weeks worth of ads in the frig and stove. Renter pays electricity wanted. Experience with equipment, Shopper, Herald and FOR RENT: Newer 3-bedroom apart- and garbage. Coin washer/dryer. No feedlot and calving helpful but not re- on the internet site! ment, two blocks south of campus. In- pets and no smoking. Ph. 402-369- quired. Send resume/references to Call Jan for details. 375-2600 cludes new frig and stove, central air 3068 or 712-212-5844. [email protected] or call 402-256- ✰ ✰ ✰ ✰ ✰ and off street parking. Ph. 402-369- 9353. 3068 or 712-212-5844. room for RENT in Wayne: One-bed-       room w/attached garage. $300 w/split NEW LOW RATE! utilities. Separate bath. Kitchen, Dining, HAM PRODUCTION For $5, you can advertise any item val- for Rent: Very nice, 2-bedroom Living furnished communal. Contact These full-time general production positions are for Tyson Foods’ Madison, Help Wanted ued at $50 or less for one week in the apartment in Wakefield. Refrigerator John 712-369-1496. Nebraska, Ham Processing Plant. Successful candidates will be responsible Wayne Herald, Morning Shopper and and stove provided. Laundry facilities on Full time live-in online. Call for details, 402-375-2600. site. No pets. Call 402-518-0658. for entry-level general production while maintaining a safe work environment entire duplex HOUSE for rent: 4 and adhering to Tyson Foods’ policies and procedures. Applicants will be Manager for motel       and 2-bedroom. Rent includes utilities. considered for open general production positions in packaging, shipping, ▼▼▼ Ph. 712-898-5685. in Laurel, NE receiving and smokehouse operations. No knife work will be required. it’s simple! It Gets Results! Leisure Great opportunity for a couple or It’s VERY Cost Effective! single person of any age. Apartments for lease: Commercial space for REQUIREMENTS: Place your snap ad in over 175 professional offices or retail. 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Name General Production (West Point/Wayne Herald) Size 2"x5” (4.25"×5") Project 12423385 Proof Date 6/21/16 Spell Check Performed: JJ + www.mywaynenews.com The Wayne Herald, Thursday, March 16, 2017 7C + CLASSIFIEDS for sale SPRING IS NEARLY HERE; NOW’S THE TIME TO BUY! HOME FOR SALE $139,000 Moving Sale !! !! 1,212 Sq. Ft. ending ending 2406 N. Hwy. 15 • Wayne 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath. 416 E. 5th St. ale P P S Sale Golf course view. Wayne, Nebr. Original hardwood March 17-18 floors. Perfect home Furniture, clothes, shoes, Lot 5, Angel Acres 619 Fairacres Road, Wayne Lot 6, Angel Acres for a couple. books, children’s toys, Great view! Look again at this distinctive home! 3 Bedroom Spec. home! Sale Pending $155,000 Sale Pending 402-992-2196 portable crib, piano Helping you move forward! We Can Help We offer commercial properties, You! Opportunity is knocking! Wayne High School homes, lots, and land!! 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102 West 3rd Street, Thank you to the local Our heartfelt thank you to family and friends for the Laurel — $77,500 businesses for sponsoring the Valentine's Day Song cards, flowers, memorials, food, visits and prayers. Matchup Contest and A special thank you to Pastors Feldmann and providing the amazing gifts Lilienkamp for their comforting service for Edmond, and gift certificates! Hasemann Funeral Home for your special care You all made Valentine's extended to our family and to the American Legion Day extra special! and Honor Guard for a very impressive service. 1280 East 14th Street Nancy Maxon $55,000 We would also like to extend heartfelt appreciation to the Wakefield Health Care Center and Providence Hospice for the loving care you gave Edmond. Thank you to everyone We feel truly Blessed! for all the beautiful The Family of Edmond Heithold cards and birthday 512 Dearborn Street wishes I received for $69,500 my birthday. I appreciate each Legal Notices LAND, ACREAGE SITE & MODULAR HOME and every one. CARROLL VILLAGE it will be repaired. Margie Meyer BOARD PROCEEDINGS Diana Davis requested the use of the audi- AUCTION Carroll, Nebraska torium for a fundraising event for April 30th. LAND, ACREAGE SITE & MODULAR HOME March 8, 2017 The Board agreed to waive the fee for the fun- SELLERS: KENNETH KRUMWIEDE ESTATE Board of Trustees for the Village of Carroll draising event. BRIAN NELSON, P.R. met in regular session on the above date with Several residents are planning a Village 301 Bressler Avenue, the following members present: Mark Tietz, wide garage sale for the weekend of May 20, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2017 • 10 A.M. Thanks to those who Diana Davis, Scott Hurlbert, Dalton Dunklau, 2017. She asked the Board to consider con- Winside — $30,000 Sale Location: Walthill Fire Hall (Land & Acreage Site) helped when Ron had and Michael Staub. Also present was, Jesse tracting a dumpster from Waste Connections Tract 1: ApproximatelyAUCTION 186.18 Acres Farmland Milligan, Village maintenance, and Jamie to have a Village Wide clean up day. Muhs, Village clerk. A motion to return an auditorium deposit Tract 2: 4.5 Acre Building Site his accident. Especially Mark Tietz, Chairperson, opened the meet- the the Wayne County 4H Sharpshooters LEGAL DESCRIPTION:FRIDAY, Farmland: MARCH W1/2 NE1/4, NE1/4 24, NW1/4 2017 and tax lots 1• 10 A.M.the ambulance drivers, ing and pointed out the open meetings act. for a February 11 and 12 event was made Motion was made by Dalton Dunklau by Dalton Dunklau and seconded by Scott and 2 (W1/2 NW1/4) less U.S. Hwy. 77 and acreage site of Section 31-T25N- Sale Location: Walthill Fire Hall (Land & Acreagepastor, Site) doctors, visitors, and seconded by Michael Staub to approve Hurlbert. Roll call vote. Aye-5. Nay-0. R9E, Thurston Co., Neb. Building Site: Tract of land in the SW1/4 NW1/4 of Sec- the minutes of the February 8, 2017 meet- Motion carried. 502 Michener Street, tion 31-T24N-R9E,Tract Thurston 1: Approximately Co., Neb. 186.18 Acres Farmlandthose who called and ing. Roll call vote. Aye-4. Nay-0. Abstain-1. Outstanding utility bills were discussed, Wakefield — $169,500 2016 REAL ESTATE TAXES: $12,838.76 (includes both parcels). The 2016 real Motion carried. and the proper disconnection letters would be estate taxes and all prior yearT willract be paid 2: by4.5 the seller.Acre The Building farmland taxes Site for brought food in. Bills presented were as follows: Adam sent out with the water bills. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Farmland: W1/2 NE1/4, NE1/4 Junck, salary, 258.25; Adam Junck, mileage, A motion to adjourn the meeting was made theNW1/4 year and tax lots2017 1 and will2 (W1/2 be NW1/4) paid less U.S.by Hwy.the buyer and the acreage taxes will be prorated for Ron Temme Family 2017.77 and acreage site of Section 31-T25N-R9E, Thurston 56.70; Adam Junck, supplies, 19.25; Jacob by Diana Davis and seconded by Dalton Co., Neb. Building Site: Tract of land in the SW1/4 NW1/4 Davis, salary, 480.00; Jacob Davis, mileage, Dunklau. Roll call vote. Aye-5. Nay-0. COMMENTS: The land is currently rented through 2019 with an option for addi- of Section 31-T24N-R9E, Thurston Co., Neb. SUBJECT 25.30; Nebraska Dept of Revenue, 387.92; Motion carried. tional2016 REAL year ESTATE (2020), TAXES: $12,838.76 cash rent (includes is both $46,325 per year and is due and payable on April parcels). The 2016 real estate taxes and all prior year will DHHS Environmental Lab, 376.00; Waste Meeting adjourned at 8:07 pm. 1stbe paid each by the seller. year. The farmland2017 taxes rent for thewill year be 2017 given will be paid to by buyer. the buyer and A thesurvey will be conducted on the We wish to Connections, 2253.61; Northeast Nebraska Next regular meeting is scheduled for 7:00 buildingacreage taxes willto bedetermine prorated for 2017. exact acres on the building site and farmland. The farmland Public Power Service, streets, water & lagoon, pm at the Community Hall on April 12, 2017. COMMENTS: The land is currently rented through 2019 with an option for additional year fi(2020), nal cash price rent is $46,325per acreper year andwill is duebe andadjusted payable on April accordingly 1st each year. 2017 based rent on survey. thank everyone who 2228.45; Eastern Nebraska Telephone, Mark C. Tietz, Chairman IMPROVEMENTS:will be given to buyer. Three grain bins built do not belong to the owner and built lagoon, 42.31; Eastern Nebraska Telephone, Jamie Muhs, Clerk 315 East 5th Street A survey will be conducted on the building to determine exact acres on the building site and sent the lovely cards and E911, 165.77; Farmers State Bank, loan, (Publ. March 16, 2017) ZNEZ onfarmland. leased The farmland land. fi nal Buildingprice per acre willsite be adjusted is approximately accordingly based on survey. 4.5 acres that is improved with a 334.40; Jamie Muhs, salary, 400.00; Jamie $175,000 50’x80’IMPROVEMENTS: machine Three grain shed, bins built a do 36’x50’ not belong to horse the owner barnand built withon leased lean land. Building to and site isa approximately single car4.5 garage. messages for our 70th acres that is improved with a 50'x80' machine shed, a 36'x50' horse barn with lean to and a single car garage. A 28'x54' hole Muhs (office supplies), 280.16; George Notice of Incorporation Ahas 28’x54’ been dug for holea modular has home. been dug for a modular home. Wedding Anniversary. Ellyson, salary, 25.00; Irene Kay Inman, sal- or Organization of ary, 58.00; Jesse Milligan, salary, 450.00; 1108 College View, LLC SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 2017 • 10 A.M. Mark May 7 on your American Broadband, 106.00; City of Wayne, Notice is hereby given 1108 College View, Sale Location: Heritage Homes, 1320 E 7th Street, Wayne, Neb. dispatch fee, 126.67; The Wayne Herald, L.L.C., a Nebraska Limited Liability Company, In case Inof case inclement of inclement weather, weather, sale sale will will be be held held at ElkhornElkhorn Valley Valley Bank Bank & Trust, & Trust, 4401 E. 411 7th E.Street 7th Street calendar to help 51.65; Appeara, 91.09; Post Office, 98.00; has been organized under the laws of the OPEN HOUSE: 9-10 a.m. on date of sale. us celebrate at the Bomgaars, 44.96; CopyWrite, 16.17; Kevin State of Nebraska, with its designated office Moving expenses have been paid in full up to 50 miles. Any additional mileage Davis, 950.00; Floor Maintenance & Paper at 701 Fairacres Road, Wayne, NE 68787. transportation costs will be paid by the buyer. Methodist Church in Supply, 117.54; 3E Company, 325.00; City of The company’s registered agent is Larry House features approximately 1,512 Wayne, water samples, 23.41 Magnuson, 701 Fairacres Road, Wayne, NE s/f, 2 bedrooms, offi ce, kitchen, 2 bathrooms, living room, laundry area Allen at 2 o’clock. Motion was made by Diana Davis and sec- 68787. The company was organized and com- and stairs for basement. Everyone is welcome onded by Dalton Dunklau to approve payment menced on February 21, 2017. Representative from Heritage Homes of bills as presented. Roll call vote. Aye-4. Larry Magnuson 403 Main Street, Carroll will be on site to answer questions. Nay-0. Abstain-1. Motion carried. 701 Fairacres Road $58,500 Modular home will be purchased as is, any changes after sale will be at buyer's expense. Gaylen & Carol Mark Tietz informed the Board of the pass- Wayne, NE 68787 TERMS:TERMS: The The successful successful bidder willbidder enter willinto aenter real estate into contracta real immediatelyestate contract upon conclusion immediately of the auction, upon conclusionseller’s agents of the and auction, represent thewith seller a 10% as clients down with buyers as customers. ing of the Village Building Inspector, George (Publ. March 9, 16, 23, 2017) ZNEZ paymentwith a 10% ondown the payment day of on the the dayauction. of the auction. The balance The balance will will be be duedue on on or orbefore before April April24, 2017. 24, Landlord 2017. LandlordANNOUNCEMENTS possession: Property on date information of closing provided herein was obtained from sources deemed reliable, but Ellyson. The Board appreciated the work Mr. 1 clip - 2 POPs subjectpossession to on tenant’s date of closing rights subject until to February tenant’s rights 28, until 2021. February Full 28, possession 2021. Full possession available available March March 1, 2021.the Seller’s auctioneer agents or seller shall makes order no guarantees an owner’s as to its accuracy. All prospective bidders are urgedJackson to fully inspect policy1, 2021. or Seller’s title agentsinsurance shall order in the an owner’samount policy of theor title sale insurance price in from the amount a title of company the sale price of from their a choice.the The property, cost its of condition title insurance and to rely willon their be own conclusions. All sketches, dimensions and acreage fi gures in Ellyson had done for the Village and wished title company of their choice. The cost of title insurance will be shared equally by the seller and buyer. Sale is not this information are approximate or “more or less.” Any announcements made auction day by auctioneer will shared equally by the seller and buyer. Sale is not contingent upon buyer’s financing. This sale is subject to all contingent upon buyer’s fi nancing. CONDITIONS:take precedence over previous material or oral statements. Bidding increments are solely at the discretion of the to offer condolences to the family. The Board easements,CONDITIONS: covenants This sale is subject and restrictions to all easements, of covenantsrecord. Alland property restrictions is of soldrecord. “as All propertyis - where is sold is” “as with auctioneer. no warranties No absentee or guarantees or telephone bids expressed will be accepted at the auction without prior approval of the auctioneer. will also have to consider what steps are or implied by sellers or the auctioneers. DISCLOSURE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: It is understood the agents involved in the sale is - where is” with no warranties or guarantees expressed or implied by sellers or the auctioneers. All decisions of the auctioneer are fi nal. needed to fill the Building Inspector position. ofDISCLOSURE this property ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: are seller’s agents Itand is understood represent the agentsthe seller involved as in clients the sale withof this buyers property asare customers. ANNOUNCEMENTS: Property miscellaneous information provided herein was obtained from sources deemed reliable, but the auctioneer or seller makes no guarantees as There have been many complaints con- MORE to its accuracy. All prospective bidders are urged to fully inspect the property, its condition and to rely on their own conclusions. cerning nuisance property and noise distur- All sketches, dimensionsSELLERS: and acreage fi gures in KENNETHthis information are approximate or “moreKRUMWIEDE or less.”Any announcements made ESTATE auction day by auctioneer will take precedence over previous material or oral statements. Bidding increments are solely at the bance from several residents. A deputy from discretion of the auctioneer. No absentee or telephone bids will be accepted at the auction without prior approval of the auctioneer. the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office is research- sales & management All decisions of the auctioneer are final. BRIAN NELSON, P.R. LEGALS *** ing the ordinances to best address the situa- 201 Main Street - Wayne, NE Make Money from stuff you don’t want tions, and advise the Board on the necessary Jan Schuetze, West Point, any more! Did you just read this ad? Phone: 402-375-1477 Robertson, Nelson & Schuetze 402-380-0563 steps to enforce the ordinances. E-Mail: [email protected] Then so did hundreds of other people! Mark Tietz informed the Board concerning ON PAGE Bruce Robertson, Tekamah, Robertson, Nelson & Schuetze Contact:Snap ads are cheap and effective, call www.1strealtysales.com Real Estate & AuctionReal Service Estate & Auction Service 402-374-2545 the light at the top of the water tower and its Tekamah, Neb. 402-374-2545 Dale Nelson, JanPender, Schuetze, 402-385-3165 West Point, Neb.,the 402-380-0563Wayne Herald--Morning Shopper to- failure. He wanted to let the Board know that Follow us Bruce Robertson, Tekamah, Neb., 402-374-2545 Find us on Clay Nelson, Pender, 402-922-2678 day @ 402-375-2600 and start making JEO has been contacted about the failure and on Twitter Facebook AUCTION www.srnsauction.com 8C Dale Nelson, Pender, Neb., 402-385-3165 Friday, March 24, 2017 Clay Nelson, Pender, Neb.,money 402-922-2678 from your old stuff today! Walthill, Neb. Saturday, March 25, 2017 Wayne, Neb. Sellers: Kenneth Krumwiede Robertson, Nelson Estate, Brian Nelson, P.R. and Schuetze Real Estate & Auction Service 402-374-2545 PLEASE POST www.srnsauction.com + 8C Thursday, March 16, 2017 www.mywaynenews.com +

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NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE NOTICE TO BIDDERS Absent; Mrs. Jaime Manz, Yes; Dr. Jeryl office is kept open for the ordinary transaction the zoning map and changing the zoning of The City of Wayne, Nebraska WAYNE COMMUNITY Sealed bids will be received by the Nelson, Yes of business. property located in the Tuffern Blue Estates By: Mayor REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Board of Commissioners of Wayne County, Discussion: The Board approved the contract Section 5. This ordinance shall be in full Subdivision, Wayne County, Nebraska, from ATTEST: The Community Redevelopment Authority Nebraska, at the office of the County Clerk, for Kiley Koch as ELL/Business Instructor for force and take effect from and after is pas- A-2 Agricultural Residential District to A-1 City Clerk will meet at 4:00 P.M. on Tuesday, March 28, Wayne County Courthouse, 510 N Pearl the 2017-2018 school year. sage, approval, and publication according to Agricultural District. (Publ. March 16, 2017) ZNEZ 2017, in the Council Chambers, 306 Pearl Street, Wayne, Nebraska 68787, until 9:00 II. Action Items law. Res. 2017-11 approving the Wayne Street. An agenda for such meeting, kept o’clock a.m. on March 21, 2017, for furnishing II.a. Old Business PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 7th day Community Housing Study. NOTICE continuously current, is available for public materials and labor for replacement and repair II.a.I. ESU 1 2017-2018 Service Contract of March, 2017. Res. 2017-12 approving the wage and sal- IN THE COUNTY COURT OF WAYNE inspection in the City Clerk’s Office. of parking and sidewalks paving at the Wayne Motion Passed: Motion to approve the ser- THE CITY OF WAYNE, NEBRASKA, ary schedule. COUNTY, NEBRASKA No person of the City of Wayne shall, on County Courthouse, 510 N Pearl Street, in vice contract with ESU 1 for the 2017-18 By Mayor Res. 2017-14 accepting bid and awarding ESTATE OF ESTHER L. BAKER, the ground of race, color or national origin, be Wayne Nebraska. After that time all bids school year, as presented, passed with a ATTEST: contract on the purchase of a new 4x4 mower Deceased. excluded from participation in, be denied the received will be opened and read aloud at the motion by Mr. Scott Hammer and a second by City Clerk for the Parks and Public Works Departments Estate No. PR16-34 benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination Courthouse in the Commissioners’ meeting Mrs. Jaime Manz. Roll call vote: Mrs. Wendy (Publ. March 16, 2017) ZNEZ from Grossenburg Implement for $9,650 (with Notice is hereby given that a Petition under any program or activity. room. Consoli, Yes; Mr. Scott Hammer, Yes; Mr. trade). for Complete settlement, Probate of Will, Individuals requiring sensory accommoda- Specifications and bid forms must be Lynn Junck, Yes; Dr. Carolyn Linster, Absent; WAYNE CITY COUNCIL Res. 2017-15 accepting bid and award- Determination of Heirs, and Determination of tions, including interpreter services, Braille, obtained at the office of the Wayne County Mrs. Jaime Manz, Yes; Dr. Jeryl Nelson, Yes PROCEEDINGS ing contract on the “Library/Senior Center Inheritance Tax has been filed and are set for large print, or recorded materials should con- Clerk at the Courthouse, Wayne, Nebraska. Discussion: The Board approved the 2017- February 21, 2017 Roof Replacement Project” from Guarantee hearing in the County Court of Wayne County, tact Betty McGuire, City Clerk, at 402-375- The sealed bids may be mailed or deliv- 2018 ESU 1 Service Contract. Wayne City Council was called to order Roofing, Siding and Insulation Co., LLC, for Nebraska, located at 510 N. Pearl Street, 1733, no later than 4:30 p.m. on the Friday ered to the Wayne County Clerk, 510 N Pearl, II.b. New Business at 5:30 p.m. on February 21, 2017. In atten- $42,985. Wayne, Nebraska, on April 3, 2017, at or after preceding the meeting. Ste 5, Wayne, NE 68787-1939, and should II.b.I. Series 2017 Construction Notes dance: Mayor Chamberlain; Councilmembers Res. 2017-16 accepting and authorizing 11:30 a.m. Betty A. McGuire, City Clerk be plainly marked as, “Bid Proposal – Wayne Motion Passed: Motion to adopt the resolu- Giese, Greve, Haase, Sievers, Muir, and the execution of a consultant agreement with Ellen M. Heinemann, (Publ. March 16, 2017) ZNEZ County Courthouse Paving”. tion authorizing the Series 2017 Construction Karsky; Attorney Miller; Administrator NNEDD for comprehensive development plan- Co-Personal Representative/Petitioner Bidders are to submit descriptive informa- Notes and to provide authority to the super- Johnson; and City Clerk McGuire. Absent: ning services. 58125 854 Rd notice of organization of tion and detailed specifications for each bid. intendent to execute all documents and Councilmember Muir. Res. 2017-17 of the LB840 economic Wakefield, NE 68784 top shelf rentals iii, llc Exceptions from the minimum specifications necessary action to enact the Series 2017 Minutes of the February 7, 2017, meeting development plan of the City of Wayne, 402-375-1488 Notice is hereby given of the organiza- should be noted and explained in detail on bid Construction Notes passed with a motion were approved. Nebraska, authorizing the borrowing of funds Doris A. Meyer, tion of TOP SHELF RENTALS III, LLC, a forms. by Mr. Scott Hammer and a second by Mrs. The following claims were approved: from the City of Wayne Electric Fund, Wayne, PBCo-Personal Representative/Petitioner Nebraska limited liability company, has been The Board of Commissioners of Wayne Wendy Consoli. Roll call vote: Mrs. Wendy CORRECTIONS TO CLAIMS LIST OF Nebraska - $200,000 at an interest rate of 57878 853 Rd organized under the laws of the State of County, Nebraska, reserves the right to waive Consoli, Yes; Mr. Scott Hammer, Yes; Mr. 2/7/17: AMY MILLER – ATTORNEY FEES .5%. Wayne, NE 68787 Nebraska. The street and mailing address of technicalities and irregularities and the right to Lynn Junck, Yes; Dr. Carolyn Linster, Absent; 4726.74 Res. 2017-18 approving memorandum of 402-375-3694 the initial designated office for the Company reject any or all bids. Mrs. Jaime Manz, Yes; Dr. Jeryl Nelson, Yes VARIOUS FUNDS: AMERITAS, understanding between the City of Wayne and Eric W. Knutson, No. 24945 is TOP SHELF RENTALS III, LLC, 913 Walnut (Publ. March 9, 16, 2017) ZNEZ Resolution: A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING SE, 83.06; AMERITAS, SE, 2196.06; the Wayne Country Club, Inc. PIEPER & KNUTSON Street, Wayne, NE 68787. The name of street THE ISSUANCE BY WAYNE COUNTY AMERITAS, SE, 48.83; AMERITAS, SE, Third and final reading of Ord. 2017-1 218 Main Street, P. O. Box 427 and mailing address of the initial agent for ser- VILLAGE OF WINSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 0017 (WAYNE 72.00; APPEARA, SE, 45.56; BAIRD approving the vacation of an alley located in Wayne, NE 68787 vice of process of the Company is Alex Koch, BOARD PROCEEDINGS COMMUNITY SCHOOLS) IN THE STATE HOLM LLP, SE, 3277.50; BENSCOTER the City of Wayne, Wayne County, Nebraska, (402) 375-3585 913 Walnut Street, Wayne, NE 68787. The March 6, 2017 OF NEBRASKA OF ITS PROMISSORY INC, RE, 250.00; BROWN SUPPLY, SU, described as the North-South alley adja- (Publ. March 16, 23, 30, 2017) ZNEZ Company commenced its existence on March Winside, Nebraska NOTES, SERIES 2017, IN THE AGGREGATE 571.20; BSN SPORTS, INC, SU, 74.99; cent to Lots 1-12, Block 5, College Hill First 1 clip - 1 POP 1, 2017, when a Certificate of Organization The Board of Trustees of the Village of PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF NOT TO EXCEED CASTANEDA, GEORGINA, SE, 25.00; CITY Addition to the City of Wayne, Wayne County, was filed with the Secretary of State. Winside, Nebraska met in regular session on ONE MILLION TOW HUNDRED FIFTEEN EMPLOYEE, RE, 8.00; CITY OF WAYNE, Nebraska. TOP SHELF RENTALS III, LLC Monday, March 6, 2017 at 7:30 p.m. in the THOUSAND DOLLARS ($1,215,000); PY, 76594.44; COMMUNITY HEALTH, Third and final reading of Ord. 2017-2 Kyle C. Dahl #21389 library meeting room. Present were Chairman PRESCRIBING THE FORM AND DETAILS RE, 3.00; DARIEN BEATTY, SU, 1650.00; amending Wayne Municipal Code Chapter 78, Dahl Law Offices, L.L.C. Watters; Trustees Peter, Carlson, Edwards OF SUCH NOTES; AUTHORIZING DAS STATE ACCTG-CENTRAL FINANCE, Article VI Snow Plow Alert by amending Sec. P.O. Box 327 and Skokan. Visitors were Kevin Cleveland, OFFICIALS TO DETERMINE THE FINAL SE, 71.16; DAVE’S DRY CLEANING, SE, 78-282 Parking on City Streets. MORE 203 Main Street, Suite A Todd Greunke, Nancy Jensen, Susie Rabe, AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT, 87.00; DEARBORN NATIONAL LIFE, SE, Second reading of Ord. 2017-3 adopt- Wayne, NE 68787 and Vickie Owens. MATURITIES, RATES, TERMS AND OTHER 2156.77; ECHO GROUP, SU, 331.05; ED. M ing and enacting a new code for the City of (402) 833-1529 Action taken by the Board included: DETAILS OF SUCH NOTES; AUTHORIZING FELD EQUIPMENT CO, SU, 106.00; FIRST Wayne, Nebraska; to repeal prior ordinances; LEGALS (Publ. March 9, 16, 23, 2017) ZNEZ 1. Approved February meeting minutes THE SALE AND DELIVERY OF THE CONCORD GROUP, SE, 400.00; FLOOR to require filing; and to provide for an effective 1 clip - 2 POPs 2. Accepted February Treasurer’s report NOTES TO THE PURCHASER THEREOF; MAINTENANCE, SU, 269.40; GEOCOMM date. 3. Agreed to match fund up to $1500 for DESIGNATING THE NOTES AS QUALIFIED INC, SU, 3184.00; GILL HAULING, Res. 2017-13 accepting bid and award- ON PAGE Notice of Organization of ball field concession stand repair TAX-EXEMPT OBLIGATIONS; ADOPTING SE, 170.50; HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS ing contract on the “Logan Creek Bank D&C RENTALS, LLC 4. Granted SDLP to Jensen’s Cafe for Old CERTAIN POST-ISSUANCE COMPLIANCE COLUMBUS, SE, 439.80; ICMA, SE, 8824.39; Stabilization Project” to Robert Woehler & A Nebraska Limited Liability Company Settlers in June AND DISCLOSURE POLICIES AND INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC MANAGEMENT, Sons Construction, Inc., for $76,225.44. 7C Notice is hereby given that D&C RENTALS, 5. Public Hearing for variance at 504 PROCEDURES WITH RESPECT TO SUCH SE, 199.00; INTERSTATE BATTERY Meeting adjourned at 7:34 p.m. LLC, a Nebraska Limited Liability Company, Vroman will be held at April meeting NOTES; AND PRESCRIBING OTHER SYSTEM, SU, 149.97; IRS, TX, 13060.60; has been organized under the laws of the 6. Agreed to have Y & Y Lawn service to MATTERS RELATING THERETO. IRS, TX, 3054.42; IRS, TX, 10753.98; State of Nebraska, with its designated office at spray weeds II.b.II. Locker Room/CTE Project Bid JEO CONSULTING GROUP, SE, 1564.50; 57605 852 Road, Wayne, NE 68787. The gen- 7. New site for grass clippings will be down Approval JESSE & TERESA MICK, RE, 28000.00; Abbreviations for this legal: PS-Personal Services, OE-Operating Expenses, SU-Supplies, eral nature of its business is to engage in and by brush pile Motion Passed: Motion to approve the bid KATHLEEN A LAUGHLIN, CHAPTER 13 MA-Materials, ER-Equipment Rental, CO-Capital Outlays, RP-Repairs, RE-Reimbursement. do any lawful act concerning any and all lawful 8. Agreed to trade oldest mower in on new from TIJ Construction, LLC, Council Bluffs, TRUSTEE, RE, 243.00; KELSEY SHIPE, WAYNE COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS business for which a limited liability company one Iowa for $1,650,893 for the Locker room/ RE, 150.00; KRIZ-DAVIS, SU, 839.84; Wayne, Nebraska may be organized under the laws of the State 9. Siren testing will be March 29th CTE classroom project, including Alternate LAQUINTA INNS & SUITES, SE, 587.00; March 7, 2017 of Nebraska. The company was organized 10. Approved auto renewal of the Coop bid 1-Mechanical Work in Auto Shop for $ LEATHER, PAUL, RE, 105.67; MAIN STREET The Wayne County Board of Commissioners meeting was called to order by Chairman and commenced on February 8, 2017. The Store’s Beer Only license 22,400, and the change order with a reduc- AUTO CARE, SE, 100.00; MARCO INC, Rabe at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, March 7, 2017, in the upstairs conference room of the Courthouse. affairs of the company are to be conducted 11. Accept the resignation of the current tion of $84,437, as presented passed with a SE, 1525.00; METERING & TECHNOLOGY Chairman Rabe, Members Burbach and Larson, Attorney Pieper, Sheriff Dwinell, and Clerk Finn by its manager/member, until such time as his village janitor and will post notice for replace- motion by Mr. Scott Hammer and a second by SOLUTIONS, SU, 2901.58; NNEDD, SE, were present. Notice of this meeting was published in the Wayne Herald, a legal newspaper, on successor or successors are selected pursu- ment Mrs. Jaime Manz. Roll call vote: Mrs. Wendy 1275.00; NE DEPT OF REVENUE, TX, February 23, 2017. A current copy of the Open Meetings Act was posted and accessible to the ant to the Operating Agreement. The following claims were approved for Consoli, Yes; Mr. Scott Hammer, Yes; Mr. 3530.25; NE NOTARY ASSOC, SE, 115.36; public. Daniel C. Sukup payment: Payroll, 3,549.21; IRS, taxes, Lynn Junck, Yes; Dr. Carolyn Linster, Absent; NE SALT & GRAIN, SU, 1750.38; NEBRASKA Rabe presented the following consent agenda items: 57605 852 Road 2,782.59; Post Office, ex, 291.35; Dept of Mrs. Jaime Manz, Yes; Dr. Jeryl Nelson, Yes ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS, SU, 105.89; a. Approve minutes of February 21, 2017 meeting as printed in the Commissioners Wayne, NE 68787 Energy, ex, 6,170.42; Payroll, 3,522.16; Discussion: The Board approved the bid from NPPD, SE, 313856.16; NHHS, FE, 80.00; Record (Publ. March 16, 23, 30, 2017) ZNEZ Bomgaars, ex, 35.53; Black Hills Energy, TIJ Construction, LLC, from Council Bluffs, NNPPD, SE, 895.85; PARTS ENGINEERING, b. Approve fee reports 1 clip - 1 POP ex, 1,694.43; Hoskins Mfg, ex, 2,037.89; Iowa, for $1,650,893 for the Locker Room/ SU, 195.00; RIEKES EQUIPMENT, SE, c. Approve payroll Complete Pest Elimination, ex, 2,603.00; 3’S, CTE classroom project, including Alternate 594.82; S & S WILLERS, SU, 4754.35; d. Approve Special Designated Liquor License for White Dog Pub Inc. for Reception NOTICE ex, 771.42; Dearborn National, ex, 113.52; Bid 1-Mechanical Work in the Auto Shop for SPARKLING KLEAN, SE, 2955.57; on May 13th from 2:00 p.m. until midnight at the Fairgrounds Commercial IN THE COUNTY COURT OF WAYNE Kaup Forage & Turf, ex, 42.50; Feld Fire, ex, $22,400, and change order with a reduction of SUN RIDGE SYSTEMS, SE, 2898.00; Building COUNTY, NEBRASKA 175.00; Menard’s ex, 580.93; Warnemunde $84,437. THRASHER, RE, 100.00; TOM’S BODY & e. Approve Arbor Day Tree Planting of sycamore tree by Forester Steve ESTATE OF marcia lundin, Deceased. Ins, ex, 143.00; Wayne Herald, ex, 34.77; III. Executive Session (If Needed) PAINT SHOP, SE, 3300.00; TORRES FAMILY Rasmussen and Wayne Elementary School 4th Graders Estate No. PR 95-9 Weible Transfer, ex, 67.94; NNTC, ex, 398.06; IV. Action Taken from Executive Session (If RESTRAURANT, SU, 115.56; UNITED WAY, A motion to approve the consent agenda was made by Burbach and seconded by Larson. Notice is hereby given that a Formal Utility Fund, ex, 1,821.88; Carol Brugger, ex, Needed) RE, 5.00; US BANK, SU, 6008.07; UTILITIES Roll call vote: Burbach, Larson, Rabe – aye; motion carried. Petition for Complete Settlement, 822.97; Kevin Cleveland, ex, 831.15; Kevin V. Adjournment SECTION, FE, 480.00; UTILITIES SECTION, A motion to approve the regular agenda was made by Larson and seconded by Burbach. Reaffirmation of Probate of Will and Gothier, ex, 831.15; JEO Consulting, ex, Discussion: The meeting was adjourned at FE, 50.00; VAN DELDEN, KAREN, RE, Roll call vote: Larson, Burbach, Rabe – aye; motion carried. Determination of Heirs, and for a 478.00; Echo, ex, 286.13; Krier Technologies, 5:43 p.m. The next Regular Board Meeting will 74.34; WAYNE AREA EVENT CENTER, A motion to approve the claims was made by Larson and seconded by Burbach. Roll call Determination of Inheritance Tax have been ex, 40.00; MCI, ex, 27.41; Northeast NE be Monday, March 13, 2017, at 5:00 p.m., in INC, RE, 350000.00; WAYNE AUTO PARTS, vote: Larson, Burbach, Rabe – aye; motion carried. filed and are set for hearing in the County Public Power, ex, 9,831.83; NE PHE Lab, ex, the Jr/Sr High School Library, Room 407. SU, 505.98; WAYNE HERALD, SE, 802.25; UNL Extension Educator Amy Topp stated the office needs to upgrade a computer and the Courty of Wayne County, Nebraska, located at 172.00; Waste Connections, ex, 2,778.00. Deb Daum, Secretary WAYNE MARTIAL ARTS CENTER, RE, University of Nebraska would cost share the purchase of a Dell Precision 3520 Laptop with two Wayne, Nebraska, on April 3, 2017, at or after The meeting adjourned at 8:33 P.M. (Publ. March 16, 2017) ZNEZ 30.42; WAYNE RENTALS, RE, 12601.24; monitors. The county’s share of the purchase would be $2,055.38 plus a 5% UNL Administrative 11:00 a.m. o’clock. The Board of Trustees of the Village of WAYNE VETERINARY CLINIC, SE, 252.00; Fee. STANLY C. McAFEE, Winside, Nebraska will meet in regular ses- legal notice WINDOM RIDGE, RE, 2394.18; AMAZON. Topp is exploring applying for a New Audience Grant through Nebraska Extension to fund a Personal Representative sion on Monday, April 3, 2017 at 7:30 p.m. TO THE DEFENDANT(s): TAMMY R THIES COM, SU, 303.52; AMERICAN LEGAL ten-week Nebraska Extension Summer Intern. The proposal would be for $2,000 through the New 1987 170th Street in the library meeting room. The meeting will You are hereby notified that Credit Bureau PUBLISHING, SE, 10320.00; AMERICAN Audience Grant, $1,500 from the Nebraska Extension - Wayne County budget and $500 from the Waterbury, NE 68785 be open to the public and an agenda for such Services, Inc., a corporation, filed its com- TEST CENTER, SE, 1392.00; APPEARA, UNL Extension Non-tax fund. (402) 638-2166 meeting kept continuously current is available plaint in the County Court of WAYNE County, SE, 185.23; BOMGAARS, SU, 25.98; C. H. Assessor Duffy requested the board give some thought to when the county should schedule Leland K. Miner #16901 for inspection at the office of the Village Clerk Nebraska on 09/15/2016 on Case Number GUERNSEY & COMPANY, SE, 8139.32; CITY their next Pictometry flight. A flight in spring of 2018 is estimated to cost $64,877.50. Cost sharing 419 Main, P.O. Box 171 of said Village. CI16-117, the object and prayer of which is EMPLOYEE, RE, 54.60; DEMCO INC, SU, with the City of Wayne was questioned. Wakefield, NE 68784 Teresa Watters, Chairperson to recover the sum of $2,210.02, plus inter- 139.29; DGR & ASSOCIATES, SE, 16228.00; Wayne City Planner Joel Hansen was present to clarify the impact of dedicating a ROW (402) 287-2419 Attest: est, attorney fees and court costs. You are DUNCAN & ALLEN, SE, 6572.50; FIRST easement versus a public road dedication, on property located outside of Wayne city limits but Attorney for the Personal Representative Carol M. Brugger, clerk required to answer the compalaint of the CONCORD GROUP, SE, 3004.44; GALE within the City’s 2-mile zoning jurisdiction. Upon discussion, the board agreed to accept a public (Publ. March 16, 23, 30, 2017) ZNEZ (Publ. March 16, 2017) ZNEZ Plaintiff on or before 04/29/2017 or the alle- GROUP, SU, 124.10; JEO CONSULTING road dedication along Tuffern Blue Estates addition. The acceptance is subject to the County 1 clip - 1 POP gations in said complaint will be taken as true GROUP, SE, 495.00; MAIN STREET AUTO Attorney’s approval of the dedication verbiage. PROCEEDINGS and judgment entered accordingly. CARE, SE, 100.00; MCLAURY ENGINEER, Highway Superintendent Mark Casey updated the board on several projects. Bids received NOTICE OF ORGANIZATION WAYNE BOARD OF EDUCATION CREDIT BUREAU SERVICES, INC., SE, 6855.50; MERCHANT JOB TRAINING, from Midwest Service and Sales Co. and B’s Enterprises, Inc. for Projects C-90(630) – 558 Ave Notice is hereby given of the organization REGULAR MEETING A CORPORATION SU, 550.00; MILLER LAW TRUST, SE, between 861 Road and 862 Road and C-90(646) – 559 Ave between 849 Rd and 850 Rd were of Nebraska Six, LLC. March 6, 2017 By: A.M. Barron, #23818 22089.75; MORTON BUILDINGS, RE, opened. A motion was made by Burbach and seconded by Larson to accept the bid of $69,910.00 1. The address of the designated office of The special meeting of the Wayne Board of Its Attorney 250.00; NE HARVESTORE, SU, 370.00; NE submitted by B’s Enterprises, Inc. Roll call vote: Burbach, Larson, Rabe – aye; motion carried. the company is 1900 Jordan Drive, Wayne, Education was held at the Jr/Sr High School P.O. Box 597 PUBLIC HEALTH ENVIRONMENTAL LAB, Rabe reported on the hydraulic excavator bids opened on February 21st. A motion was Nebraska. Library, Room 407, Wayne, Nebraska, on 525 N. “D” St. SE, 82.00; NEBRASKA ENVIRONMENTAL made by Burbach and seconded by Larson to accept the bid of $193,000 for a Caterpillar 318F L 2. The name and address of the initial Monday, March 06, 2017 at 5:00 PM. Notice Fremont, NE 68026 PRODUCTS, SU, 41.34; NNPPD, SE, hydraulic excavator submitted by NMC Inc. Roll call vote Burbach, Larson, Rabe – aye; motion agent for service of process for Nebraska Six, of the meeting and place of agenda was 402-721-1850 12579.22; ORIENTAL TRADING CO, SU, carried. LLC is: posted at the Wayne High School, Wayne (Publ. March 16, 23, 30, 2017) ZNEZ 39.86; OVERDRIVE, INC., SU, 463.27; Adding “Chapter IX Conferences and Travel, Section 9.8 County Vehicle Usage” to the Janel A. Kramer Elementary School, Early Learning Center, 1 clip - 1 POP PAULSON, DALE, RE, 100.00; PLUNKETT’S County Personnel Policy was discussed. The proposed guidelines closely mirrored the policy 1900 Jordan Drive Wayne Post Office, Wayne Public Library, and PEST CONTROL, SE, 42.80; RESCO, SU, already being followed. After answering questions, a motion was made by Larson and seconded Wayne, NE 68787 online: meeting.nasbonline.org. A copy of the ORDINANCE NO. 2017-3 545.04; STADIUM SPORTING GOODS, by Burbach to add “Section 9.8 County Vehicle Usage” as presented to the Personnel Policy. Roll 3. The Company shall engage in and have Nebraska Open Meetings Act was displayed AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND SE, 72.00; STATE FARM INSURANCE, call vote: Larson, Burbach, Rabe- aye; motion carried. the power to do any lawful acts concerning for the public to read. ENACTING A NEW CODE FOR THE CITY SE, 1126.00; TYLER TECHNOLOGIES, Advertising for bids for the courthouse garage was authorized. Larson will conduct a final any and all lawful business, other than bank- Attendance Taken at 5:00 PM: OF WAYNE, NEBRASKA; TO REPEAL SE, 200.00; VERIZON, SE, 92.85; WAYNE review of the plans before advertising. ing or insurance, for which a limited liability Present Board Members: Mrs. Wendy PRIOR ORDINANCES; TO REQUIRE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS, RE, 8788.00; ZEE Advertising for bids for a chain link fence and gates for the District #1 shop complex was company may be organized under the laws of Consoli, Mr. Scott Hammer, Mr. Lynn Junck, FILING; AND TO PROVIDE FOR AN MEDICAL SERVICE, SU, 113.04 authorized. Fencing at least 15 feet away from the fuel system or of the entire county yard is Nebraska, and shall have all powers and pur- Mrs. Jaime Manz, Dr. Jeryl Nelson EFFECTIVE DATE. Joe Jetensky, President, Shane Morris, required by the State Fire Marshal. Bids will be opened on March 21, 2017. poses now and hereafter permitted by law to a Absent Board Members: Dr. Carolyn Linster BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Network Operations Manager, and Cory Fee Reports: Debra K. Allemann-Dannelly, Clerk of District Court, $1,337.63 (Feb Fees). limited liability company. I. Call the Meeting to Order Council of the City of Wayne, Nebraska: Sandoz, Supervisor, of American Broadband Claims: 4. The company commenced its existence Discussion: The Board Meeting was called to Section 1. The general ordinances of the updated the Council on current services pro- GENERAL FUND: Salaries, $ 55,096.52; Barnes, Ann M., RE, 284.09; Advanced Consulting on February 21, 2017, and its existence shall order at 5:01 p.m. City of Wayne, Nebraska, are hereby revised, vided to the City of Wayne and a report of Engineering Svs, CO, 2,600.00; Alexander, Dale, PS, 20.00; American BroadBand CLEC, OE, be perpetual. I.a. Pledge of Allegiance codified and printed in book form as the “Code planned network upgrades to provide higher 2,016.12; Black Hills Energy, OE, 860.24; Bomgaars, SU, 603.83; Carhart Lumber Company, 5. The company’s affairs shall be conduct- I.b. Announce Open Meeting Act Posting of Ordinances of Wayne, Nebraska” consist- speeds for residential and business custom- MA, 51.98; Carroll Public Library, OE, 2,250.00; Copy Write/Keepsake, SU, 11.06; Counsel, ed by its members. The initial members of and Location - Wayne Community Schools, ing of the following Titles: ers. RP, 104.68; Eastern NE Telephone Company, OE, 94.96; Electronic Engineering, SU, 392.00; the company are Janel A. Kramer and Tina M. Wayne Public Library, and Wayne Post Title I: General Provisions Public hearings were held on the following Farm & Home Publishing Ltd, SU, 1,700.00; Floor Maintenance, SU, 107.31; Heartland Fire Kassmeier. Office, and online: www.wayneschools.org Title III: Administration matters: Protection Company, OE, 428.75; Jorgensen Law Office - Kate Jorgensen, OE, 315.00; Junck, NEBRASKA SIX, LLC I.c. Action on Absence and Roll Call Title V: Public Works ➣ To consider the Planning Commission’s Casey, PS, 20.00; Lutt Oil, MA,OE, 884.59; Mainelli Wagner & Assoc Inc., OE, 242.50; Microfilm (Publ. March 2, 9, 16, 2017) ZNEZ Motion Passed: Motion to excuse absent Title VII: Traffic Code recommendation on the “Schulz Imaging Systems, ER, 155.00; MIPS Inc., ER,CO, 2,746.93; Mundil, Daryl, PS, 20.00; Northeast 1 POP board member, Dr. Carolyn Linster, passed Title IX: General Regulations Railyard Addition” Final Plat. The NE Assoc of County Officials, OE, 275.00; Northeast Nebraska RC&D Inc., OE, 1,500.00; One with a motion by Mrs. Wendy Consoli and a Title XI: Business Regulations applicant for the final plat is the City of Office Solution, SU, 18.98; Owens, Milton, PS, 20.00; Pierce Telephone Company, OE, 75.00; NOTICE TO BIDDERS second by Mrs. Jaime Manz. Roll call vote: Title XIII: General Offenses Wayne. Quality Printing & Office Supplies, SU, 487.56; Redfield Direct LLC, SU, 1,056.67; Warnemunde Sealed bids will be received by the Mrs. Wendy Consoli, Yes; Mr. Scott Hammer, Title XV: Land Usage ➣ To consider the Planning Commission’s Insurance, OE, 433.00; Wayne County Treasurer, CO, 42.10; Wayne Herald/Morning Shopper, Board of Commissioners of Wayne County, Yes; Mr. Lynn Junck, Yes; Dr. Carolyn Linster, Section 2. The Code of Ordinances con- recommendation concerning a rezoning OE, 48.00; Wayne Public Library, OE, 6,500.00; Winside Public Library, OE, 4,250.00; WSC Nebraska, at the office of the County Clerk, Absent; Mrs. Jaime Manz, Yes; Dr. Jeryl tains all of the provisions of a general nature request from A-2 Agricultural Residential Instructional Resource Center, SU, 15.75 Wayne County Courthouse, 510 N Pearl Nelson, Yes pertaining to the subjects enumerated and to A-1 Agricultural – Lot 6, Tuffern Blue COUNTY ROAD FUND: Salaries, $27,896.22; Appeara, OE, 20.00; Black Hills Energy, Street, Wayne, Nebraska 68787, until 9:00 I.d. Approval of Agenda embraced in the code. All prior ordinances Estates Subdivision. The applicant is OE, 566.72; Bomgaars, SU,RP, 364.52; Caterpillar Financial Services, RP, 3,871.41; Deere Credit o’clock a.m. on March 21, 2017, for furnish- Motion Passed: Motion to approve agenda, pertaining to the subjects treated by the code Todd Luedeke. Inc., ER, 3,446.15; Electrical Engineering & Equipment, SU, 66.30; Grossenburg Implement, ing and installing approximately 1,610 lin- as presented, passed with a motion by Mr. are repealed, except that nothing shall affect Discussion then took place on the Group MA, 176.00; HireRight LLC, OE, 250.00; Hansen Brothers Parts & Service Inc., RP, 117.96; ear feet of chain link fence and gates at the Scott Hammer and a second by Mr. Lynn any rights acquired under, actions involving, Health Plan Benefit for city employees. Staff John’s Welding & Tool - John Etter, SU, 558.25; Laurel Ag Repair Center, RP, 199.26; Lutt Oil, Wayne County District 1 shop facility, located Junck. Roll call vote: Mrs. Wendy Consoli, or fines, penalties, forfeitures, or liabilities has found in the League’s salary survey that MA, 177.24; Mainelli Wagner & Assoc Inc., CO, 9,596.80; Martin Marietta Materials, MA, 1,916.99; at 515 Thorman St., in Wayne Nebraska. Yes; Mr. Scott Hammer, Yes; Mr. Lynn Junck, incurred pursuant to such ordinances prior to Wayne is not comparable in what the City Matteo Sand & Gravel Co Inc., MA, 18,652.32; Midwest Service & Sales Co., MA, 2,763.20; NMC After that time all bids received will be opened Yes; Dr. Carolyn Linster, Absent; Mrs. Jaime repeal. contributes and what the employee’s cost- Exchange LLC, RP, 1,181.17; Northeast Nebraska Public Power Dist., OE, 351.96; Northeast Tire and read aloud at the Courthouse in the Manz, Yes; Dr. Jeryl Nelson, Yes Section 3. All ordinances of a temporary share is for the premiums. Council requested Service, RP, 180.00; Peterbilt of Norfolk, RP, 340.16; RDO Truck Centers, RP, 1,247.06; Stanley Commissioners’ meeting room. I.e. Personnel or special nature and all other ordinances per- additional information from staff. The matter Petroleum Maintenance Inc., SU, 30.75; TMS International, MA, 1,783.10; Van Diest Supply Specifications and bid forms must be I.e.I. Jr High Principal/AD taining to subjects not embraced in the Code would be brought back a future meeting. Company, SU, 490.50; Weldon Parts Norfolk, RP, 131.96 obtained at the office of the Wayne County Motion Passed: Motion to approve the of Ordinances, including ordinances specified APPROVED: ROD PRESERVATION & MODERNIZATION FUND: Microfilm Imaging Systems, OE, Clerk at the Courthouse, Wayne, Nebraska. contract for Dennis Dolliver as Junior High in this section, shall remain in full force and Animal Permit Application of Jacob Jones 250.00; MIPS Inc., OE, 117.53 The sealed bids may be mailed or deliv- Principal/Athletic Director for the 2017-18 effect unless repealed expressly or by neces- to have an African Pygmy Hedgehog within INHERITANCE TAX FUND: Electronic Engineering, CO, 875.00; Johnson, Lorraine, PS, ered to the Wayne County Clerk, 510 N Pearl, school year passed with a motion by Mrs. sary implication. city limits. 21.00; Kraemaer, Maxine, PS, 25.00; Meyer, Leon F., PS, 15.00; Miller, Myron, PS, 69.24; Nissen, Ste 5, Wayne, NE 68787-1939, and should Wendy Consoli and a second by Mr. Scott ➣ Vacating or setting the boundaries of The following lottery location: The Max Bar Robert, PS, 17.00; Owens, Eleanor, PS, 14.00 be plainly marked as, “Bid Proposal – District Hammer. Roll call vote: streets, alleys, or other public places. & Grill, 109 Main Street, Wayne, NE 68787. COUNTY IMPROVEMENT FUND: Tim’s Plumbing & Heating Inc., CO, 20,030.00 1 Fence”. Mrs. Wendy Consoli, Yes; Mr. Scott Hammer, ➣ Annexing or detaching territory. Res. 2017-9 authorizing the City Meeting was adjourned. Bidders are to submit descriptive informa- Yes; Mr. Lynn Junck, Yes; Dr. Carolyn Linster, ➣ Granting or accepting easements, plats, Administrator to apply for Nebraska Public Debra Finn, Wayne County Clerk tion and detailed specifications for each bid. Absent; Mrs. Jaime Manz, Yes; Dr. Jeryl or dedication of land to public use. Transportation Act Funds for the operation of * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Exceptions from the minimum specifications Nelson, Yes ➣ Providing for the acquisition or convey- the Wayne Public Transportation System. STATE OF NEBRASKA ) should be noted and explained in detail on bid Discussion: The Board approved the con- ance of real or personal property. The submission of the Wayne Senior ) ss. forms. tract for Dennis Dolliver as Jr High Principal/ ➣ Authorizing or directing public improve- Center’s Fiscal Year 2017 detailed plan COUNTY OF WAYNE ) The Board of Commissioners of Wayne Athletic Director for the 2017-2018 school ments to be made. of operation and budget to the Northeast I, the undersigned, County Clerk of Wayne County, Nebraska, hereby certify that all of the County, Nebraska, reserves the right to waive year. ➣ Levying taxes or special assessments. Nebraska Area Agency on Aging in the subjects included in the attached proceedings were contained in the agenda for the meeting of technicalities and irregularities and the right to I.e.II. ELL/Business Instructor ➣ Appropriating money. amount of $57,700; acceptance of new fiscal March 7, 2017, kept continually current and available for the public inspection at the office of reject any or all bids. Motion Passed: Motion to approve the con- ➣ Granting franchises or special licenses. year Service Awards that have been award- the County Clerk; that such subjects were contained in said agenda for at least 24 hours prior to (Publ. March 9, 16, 2017) ZNEZ tract for Kiley Koch as the ELL/Business ➣ Providing for the issuance of bonds or ed by the Area Agency; and approval of any said meeting; that the said minutes of the meeting of the County Commissioners of the County of Instructor for the 2017-18 school year passed other instruments of indebtedness. revisions made during the fiscal year to the Wayne were in written form and available for public inspection within 10 working days and prior to with a motion by Mrs. Jaime Manz and a Section 4. At least one copy of the Code Service Awards. the next convened meeting of said body. second by Mr. Scott Hammer. Roll call vote: of Ordinances shall be on file in the office of Res. 2017-10 approving the final plat for IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this 10th day of March, 2017. Mrs. Wendy Consoli, Yes;Mr. Scott Hammer, the City Clerk and available for inspection by the “Schulz Railyard Addition.” Debra Finn, Wayne County Clerk Yes; Mr. Lynn Junck, Yes; Dr. Carolyn Linster, members of the public during the hours the First reading of Ord. 2017-5 amending (Publ. March 16, 2017) ZNEZ