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$100 J egister Volume 145, Issue 32 20 Pages, Two Sections, Plus Supplements WWednesdayednesday, AAugustugust 1010, 2201016 www.hebronjournalregister.comR Tidbits Bruning Grocery awarded for excellence By Nancy McGill Fishing volunteers to Hebron Journal-Register [email protected] host Carp-A-Thon Bruning Grocery has carved itself a The Alexandria Fishing Volunteers paragraph in the permanent Congres- Club will host the Alexandria Carp-A- sional Record. Thon Aug. 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at The family-owned business was Alexandria State Recreation Area. one of eight to receive the “Excel- The family fi shing event includes lence in Economic Development a night of camping and morning of award from Congressman Adrian fi shing. Smith, who solicited nominations in The volunteers will be teaching May and ended up with more than on how to snag carp, baits, cleaning fi sh, cooking, handling and they will 50 businesses from 30 communities furnish recipes. in the Third District. In addition, they will assist with “I join your family, friends and casting, tying knots and fi sh identi- neighbors in acknowledging your ac- fi cation. complishments and applauding your A state park permit, fi shing license efforts, and hope they will inspire and camping fee are required for this increased economic development, activity. Participants should bring which will strengthen communities their own poles, bait and archery across the Third District,” Smith supplies. stated in a letter to the grocery last Prizes will be awarded for the larg- month. est carp and the most carp. Paul Philippi, who is third gen- The volunteers promote Lake eration to lead the store, said Smith Alexandria with its safe and acces- stopped in last year. sible shorelines. “We talked about the struggles in More volunteers and fi shing instruc- a small town, like the diffi culties in tors are needed to join to the club. customer fl ow,” Philippi said. Paul and Kurt Philippi of Bruning Grocery. Kurt is second generation and Paul, third, in the ownership and opera- Everyone is welcome to help and A customer nominated the gro- tions of the store. Kurt’s father, Rex, bought the grocery in the 1970’s from Paul’s maternal grandparents. ideas are encouraged. cery. Email ngpc.rock.creek. “We had no clue we had won,” our niche because we do it really We’ve got really good workers,” also added a couple aisles. [email protected]. Philippi said about that Monday well.” he said. We know everybody and “We needed the capacity. Every morning they all came to work, only At the same time, Philippi said we work really hard. It’s comfort- year, we have a little bit of growth,” Beef Cookoff Friday at to be congratulated and learn their they have to work within areas of able. You don’t regret coming to Philippi said. accolade was shared the day before the store to stay current. work.” It’s not easy thriving amidst Dol- Stastny on Facebook. “We are trying to better in our The store’s employees stand out lar stores and Walmarts, but Philippi The Hebron Chamber of Com- The store was hailed on Smith’s freezers and match what the people in Philippi’s view. takes a unique stance. merce Beef Cookoff is Aug. 12 at site for “exceptional service,” ability want,” he said. “Our employees are awesome. He said he’ll never match the the Stastny Community Center to draw shoppers from surrounding His grandfather Rex Philippi We have long standing employees, pricing or hours of the corporate and is a fundraiser for the chamber. communities, for its competitive bought the store in 1973 and in 1984, some for 15 or 20 years. These girls giants, but if he can’t draw cus- Proceeds will go to park improve- prices and the “vibrancy” Bruning Philippi’s father, Kurt, continued the go above and beyond, more than I tomers into the rural experience, ments and projects. Grocery adds to the town’s main evolving legacy. ask them,” he said. then he needs to offer something For more information, email street. “It seems like with each genera- It gives Philippi pride, but it’s not different. tion, new ideas crop up. When dad his doing, he added. [email protected]. In telling the story, Philippi said the “So far, we’ve been able to bal- store builds on the services it provides came in, there wasn’t much for pop “It’s theirs,” he said. ance it and we hope to continue Opening day for area and strives to improve. and chips, so he brought that in,” Consistent expansion is another that,” he said. Always. Philippi said. survival tactic of the rural grocery He encourages shoppers who schools coming “We have a strong meat depart- He said he joined the business right store. haven’t visited the store to “check ment – you want a steak, we’ll cut out of college in 2008, but Philippi Big changes in the 1990s saw it out.” Thayer Central’s fi rst day of has been in retail grocery as far back Bruning Grocery with new areas “Be proactive and come in, try school will be Sept. 6 because of it for you. Our hamburger is ground fresh multiple times a day,” he as he can remember. for its specialty in meat, and storage it out and ask questions,” Philippi the new addition. School begins “The grocery business is fun. loading and unloading. The Philippis said. at 8:15 a.m. Classes will be dis- said. “We just try and keep that as missed at 3:35 p.m. for elementary and 3:41 p.m. for junior and senior high school students. Buses will run accordingly and Toad’s Place open for lunch, supper and late nights times remain the same as last By Nancy McGill Hebron Journal-Register year. New rural patrons wanting [email protected] to ride the bus should contact the Toad’s in Belvidere is now Toad’s director of transportation, Denny Place. It is open for lunch and supper Fangmeier at 402-768-1388. with wings and sandwiches added to Deshler Public Schools open the Toad’s menu. their doors to students Aug. 15. A group of neighboring investors This year, the school will celebrate came together to keep Toad’s open the addition of an eight-lane 400- once owner Mark Sittler announced meter track with nine lanes on the he was closing after 33 years. west straight away. Sittler’s last day was May 28. Ryan An underground sprinkler sys- and Samantha Stradley went through tem will also be installed for the more than a month of cleaning and football field and outside the construction to swing the door open track. for business July 8. Future renovations included the “We had a band our fi rst night. We purchase and installation of new had a good 200 people,” Samantha bleachers and lights, according to Stradley said. the board’s plans posted during the The country-rock band, 7 Days 2015-2016 school year. Sober with local Cole Harris on Bruning-Davenport Unified guitar and vocals, asked Stradley if School begins its year Aug. 17. they could play. Students in pre-kindergarten “It was the fi rst country-ever band in Toad’s,” Stradley chuckled. through grade one will be in Behind the front door, Stradley Bruning, along with students in said they brightened up the fi rst of grades nine through 12. three rooms with new walls, ceiling Students in grades two through and lighting. eight will attend school in Dav- “The day we signed paperwork, enport. we were in there cleaning it out,” Diamond plating illuminates the newly renovated room in Toad’s Place. A group of investors came together for the Preschoolers age three will at- she said. Belvidere business they heard was closing. Mark Sittler left the legendary Toad’s behind after 33 years. tend 8:10 to 11:40 a.m. Four year The renovated dining room and olds attend 8:10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. bar seats 35 with one wall done wants open by the Husker football As for food, Stradley said they Stradley, who is originally from All preschoolers attend Monday in diamond plating to give the bar season. kept Toad’s menu, including the Maine, worked for Carnival Cruise through Thursday and all begin shine. Instead of people leaving the famed Sloppy Toad that was invented Lines. She has a culinary degree in their year Aug. 22. The bar itself also had a facelift. area to watch the football games, when Linda Hudson owned the Dairy fi ne pastry arts. Shuttle buses will run between Stradley is looking forward to she sees Toad’s Place as an excuse Queen in Hebron. Ryan Stradley is a former em- Bruning and Davenport morn- redoing the fl oors and lights in the not to. “She taught that to Toad and he ployee of the Sundowner Bar and ing and evening. Buses meet at kitchen, along with replacing the Several fl at screens are going in brought it here,” Stradley said. Grill in Chester. Carleton at 7:45 a.m. and 3:45 range hood. to give Toad’s Place an edge on They also kept Toad’s Burger, only Hours are 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and p.m. Transportation will also be Makeovers are planned for the sports. now, bacon is available for it. 5 to 10 p.m., Sunday and Tuesday provided to home schools after second and third rooms. Stradley is excited to fi nish all three Stradley said the chicken fried through Thursday. On Friday and sport practices. “We’re going to add two new pool rooms, which will seat 195 total. steak is hand-breaded and the pota- Saturday nights, Toad’s Place stays tables and arcade games,” Strad- “We defi nitely want to bring more toes are real, something customers open until 1 a.m. Chester woman wins ley said about the third room she people to Thayer County,” say they don’t fi nd often. $5,000 playing lottery Mary McGinley of Chester recently won $5,000 play MyDay Swenson teaches Mongolian teachers and learns from the Nebraska Lottery. By Nancy McGill Mongolian high school teachers for in apartments and followed a daily American wedding, holidays, leisure This is not her fi rst time winning. Hebron Journal-Register six weeks. schedule of teaching conversational activities, photographs and programs McGinley won $5,000 in 2015. [email protected] Swenson was with a team of four English and speaking on American on families. She told lottery offi cials she has Richard Swenson, a retired teacher people working through the English culture while listening to the teachers He said some Mongolian programs been playing since 2000 and play- from Nebraska schools for more than Language Institute, which has al- explain Mongolian culture. matched the American methods. ing is fun, but winning is better. 30 years, has taken his skills beyond lowed Swenson several trips to teach The Mongolian teachers read and Most of the approximately 40 guiding children and for that matter, in China as well. wrote English well, but conversing in Mongolian teachers were women. across borders. “Teaching adults is a whole dif- the English language was a challenge Swenson said after he pulled a ~Obituaries~ Recently, Swenson, who lives ferent game than teaching children,” for them, Swenson said. Hebron Journal-Register out, they in Davenport, returned from Mon- he said. He said they introduced the teach- Larsen, Nancy, 77, Lincoln golia, where he taught English to Swenson and the group stayed ers to American health, a traditional See TEACHER, page 10 2A - Wednesday, August 10, 2016 - The Hebron Journal-Register

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Country Crumbs: There will of Deshler, will rejoice to 1886 be no school in Dist. 38 this fall know that the report of his as they expect to build a new death was erroneous. He is in 130 Years Ago good health. Ohiowa has a paper, Larimar schoolhouse. Two-hundred-forty-seven is the editor. 1896 Thayer County farmers have Wild plums and grapes are received aid from the Resettle- a large yield this year. 120 Years Ago ment Administration. The time will soon be here Among the names of those There are 2500 families in for school to begin, them boys recently receiving a pension is Thayer County who own radio and girls will be happy. Joseph A. Mall of Bruning. sets, according to a new report Great interest in manifest by Miss Lydia A. Phelps left issued by the U.S. Department those interested, with regard to Tuesday morning to purchase of Commerce. the location of the R. I. depot her fall stock of millinery. She The opening of Hebron’s in Hebron. will visit both St. Louis and municipal swimming pool, Mrs. Greely Dill fainted Kansas City, and expects to Tuesday, attracted a huge away and fell upon the fl oor return about Sept. 1. Miss Bes- crowd. Four boys and a girl last week at the church while sie Rogers will have charge of from the Lincoln Y.M.C.A. rehearsing with the choir for the store in her absence. gave a splendid exhibition. the dedication services at Died, Martin Deward, Aug. Amusement was furnished Belvidere. 3, 1896, at 11 pm. of heart with clown diving and Chinese Hebron spoke with the voice failure, aged 68 years, 3 months lifesaving. There was also a of 337 to 35 today. and 28 days. laughable contest with four The contract for the M. E. Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hebron boys in a race, opening Church at Chester was let Bussell, Aug. 6, a boy. a satchel and donning girls’ on Saturday evening to cost Wm. B. Price of Cripple clothes and then swimming $1,800 to $2,000. Hooker & Creek, Colo., formerly edi- across the pool. Don Day, aged Howe are the contractors of tor of the Belvidere News, 9, son of Gene Day, gave a fi ne the wood work and A. Adams has been calling upon Thayer exhibition of swimming and the mason work. County friends this week. Mr. diving. Life savers, Kelly and The Germans of Gilead Price has a better thing than Smith, gave a demonstration nearly all voted for bonds. editing a paper upon his hands of life-saving. Local correspondents and now, being a shareholder in A large crowd attended the farmers report the corn looking some silver mines of Colo- beauty show at the high school much improved, and prospects rado. gym, Friday evening. There a great deal better since the Davenport: The 10-year-old was a preliminary contest of recent rains. son of James Row, living a few 12 little tots. Little Roberta The farmers are cutting and miles northwest of town, was Ann Hartley, aged 3 1/2 years putting up wild hay which is thrown from a riding plow, was chosen as “Little Miss extremely light. The price is Tuesday, and was badly hurt. Hebron.” In the contest for very high, $5 to $7 per ton. One arm was broken and other “Miss Hebron, 1936,” there We are called upon to injuries sustained. were 38 contestants. Erma chronicle the death of another Alexandria: The Big Sandy Grace Wicks won fi rst and will J-R File Photo of the old citizens of Carleton Mill was struck by lightning represent Hebron at the state This Week 1986…Lots of produce dots the tables at the Thayer County Fair last week in precinct, Mr. O. E. Deming during the storm Monday fair contest at Lincoln. Jacque- Deshler. Visitors from the county and surrounding area came out in numbers to attend the fair who died on Saturday. The fu- night but no serious damage line Richards won second and neral services were conducted was done as the mill was and all the varied activities and entertainment. Emily Hess, third. at the house of the deceased, running the next day...Died, The John Casper barn and and the burial at the Hebron July 27, John Charles, son and was rendered unconscious all sheds adjoining, includ- an open house at the American One of Hebron’s oldest busi- cemetery. of George and Emma Hunt, and lay on the bottom. Johnny ing 300 bushels of grain, Legion Hall. nesses, the Majestic Theatre, Spring Creek spoke out, 75 aged 2 months and 25 days... Whitcomb found him there and were destroyed by fi re last in the downtown area was for and only 16 against bonds The school board of district 36 proceeded to bring him up to Sunday evening. The farm is 1976 reopening. It had been closed today. They mean business. meets today to let the contract where air could be given and located fi ve miles northeast for several months. A new This is what may be called for a new schoolhouse to be undoubtedly saved his life. The 40 Years Ago of Belvidere. hot weather, ranging from 80 build in time for the fall term service man was of good size, Michael Dux of rural Hebron heating and air conditioning to 111 degrees. of school. 1946 over 160 pounds, while Johnny was attending a national lead- system was installed. The new bridge placed is not inclined to the hefty side ership course of the Future A fugitive was arrested across the draw which crosses 1906 70 Years Ago and needs about three deep Farmers of America. Dux northwest of Belvidere after a Sixth St. north and south of The Boy Scout Camp at breaths “to overbalance some was the local FFA chapter manhunt of several hours. The 110 Years Ago of our oversize mosquitoes this president. suspect was arrested on break- Olive Avenue, are quire benefi - (The Bruning Banner) Corliss Springs last week cial, and will save considerable was a success. The boys and year.” But with that exuberance Less than six months after ing and entering after breaking O. C. Wells and son, Ernest, of youth, he dragged him in the Thayer County Memorial extra travel. and Fred Bruning Sr., will start troops made new and lasting into the Tim Else home near Mr. John G. Deshler, of friendships. to safety. Hospital Guild embarked on Belvidere. He showered and next Monday for Minneapolis its largest monetary project in Columbus, Ohio, is here to see to attend the National G.A.R. Lauren Lietsch, living a few 1956 had eaten food before stealing that the people do their duty miles east of Carleton, received its history, the group reported a .12 gauge shotgun. Reunion, which convenes in nearly 75 percent of the $8,000 in securing the Rock Island. that city August 13 and lasts very serious burns late Monday 60 Years Ago According to the Nebraska afternoon while refi lling a trac- goal had been reached for a He intends to go back on the until the 18th. (The Bruning Banner) State Fire Marshal’s offi ce, Rock island or on foot. That is tor used on a combine. The fuel Frank Bringewatt, who blood analyzer. Born to A. Edzards and wife, Nebraska Public Power William Linton, Dan Fink, a good position, and we hope Aug. 9, an 8-pound girl, being was ignited when splashed on recently moved to Bruning to see his spirit manifest by the manifold and enveloped District had completed pub- Larue Wulfekoetter, William reported by Dr. Roush. and is operating a boiler plant Linton Jr., Jerry Fink, Bob enough to secure the building him in fl ames. here, has been appointed an lication on a small booklet Dankenbring, Gary McMains, of the same. 1916 Paul Martinson, former resi- authorized dealer of Purina about the electrical problems Street Commission Klaes dent of Hebron vicinity, was feeds in this community. and devastation created by Shane Day, Wayne Kugel and has mowed the weeds from the 100 Years Ago killed Sunday morning about Low base bids totaled the snow and ice storm which Allen Wilshusen all obtained outside of the walks, so that la- (The Bruning Banner) 2:30 in a car accident, three $107,735 for the construction hit south central Nebraska on volunteer fi remen certifi cation dies can pass along them with- Benjamin Hofrichter was miles south of Fairbury. of additions to the Bruning March 29, 1976. The storm by the State of Nebraska. out soiling their white dresses, born in Livingston Colo., Ill, The memorial services for School, according to fi gures caused 100,000 people to be if they take the outside of the June 10, 1870, and died at Lt. Dale E. Brandt and Marine compiled at the bid opening without electricity for periods 2006 walk, which would be poor Hebron, August 2, 1916, age Pvt. Lowell G. Miller were held here Tuesday night. The archi- ranging from one or two days taste, all things being equal. 46 years, 1 month and 23 days. Sunday afternoon, July 29, at to up to several weeks. Repairs 10 Years Ago tects’ estimate for the work was Winds in excess of 60 mph Now we would suggest that it He leaves to mourn his loss, his 2:3 at Christ’s Lutheran Church placed at $122,600. costs amounted to 15 million would be nice if the property wife, Martha, and three chil- at Davenport. Numerous complaints have dollars. hit Hebron knocking down holders would mow the weeds dren, Vera, Everett and Helen, Deaths & Obituaries: Mrs. been registered with the Village Joanne Votipka of Alexan- tree branches and a barn roof from the other side. who are all at home. Frank Spelde; Paul Elmer Mar- Board about traffi c violations dria attended the Nebraska at the Jim and Patty Day farm Several cases of those en- About 55 Lutheran minis- tinson; Eugene Templin; Dale on Bruning streets. Some of Agricultural Youth Institute near the Hebron Country emies of humanity at this ters, representing 250 pastors Eugene Brandt; Clarence E. the “younger set” have been in Lincoln. Club golf course. There was season of year, fl ux and cholera and congregations in the state L. Rippe; Lowell Guy Miller; criticized for their needless 1986 only approximately one-half infantum, are reported, among of Nebraska, and belonging Cora May Ashbrook. and menacing actions behind inch of rain that fell during the latter the children of Willis to four different synods were Tech. Sgt. Francis Shipman the wheel on several occasions. the storm. gathered at Trinity Lutheran 30 Years Ago Young and Mr. Richardson. arrived Monday night for a 30- The Village Board issues a Robyn Herman, daughter of Over 50 Hebron business Church at Bruning Aug. 1 and The M. E. Church at day leave with home folks. warning that these infractions Mr. and Mrs. Larry Herman of owners and residents made it 2. The object of this meeting E. F. Kilmer, operator of the Belvidere, was dedicated on must stop and that persistent Oak, was crowned Miss Thayer clear at the regular city council last Sabbath as announced by was to establish friendly rela- Hebron Airways, announces violators will be dealt with ac- County. She is a graduate of meeting that the town was tired Rev. John Galligher P.E. of tions and closer unity between that he now has another in- cording to the law--regardless Davenport High School. Ruth of talking the talk and wanted this district, assisted by Dr. these church bodies. structor for instruction and of who they are. Mahlin, daughter of Mr. and the council to start walking Ware of York College. There chartered hopping. Mr. H. L. Nancy Wilkening of Bruning Mrs. Ken Mahlin of Chester, 1926 the walk. Long-time Hebron were present, Revs. Pierce, Grundy of Hutchinson, Kan., is was declared winner of the 4-H was fi rst runner-up. of Hebron; Deal of Superior, 90 Years Ago the new instructor. The Hebron Timely Topics public speaking The Zion Lutheran and resident Eldon Kassebaum Lenfest, of that appointment; (The Bruning Banner) Airways is quite an institution contest held in Hebron Satur- Bethel Church of the Brethren said, “We keep hearing you tell Des Islets of the Presbyterian In a game with the All-Na- for Hebron and should instill day morning. Nancy chose the in Carleton banded together us how we need to make this Church at Belvidere; and oth- tion Stars of Kansas City last an attitude of airmindedness in subject “World Peace of World with churches from Davenport, community grow. This offer ers. A large audience, many of Saturday, the locals outclassed the citizens. Postwar develop- of Pieces” and developed it Bruning, Belvidere, Shickley from Subway looks like a way whom could not fi nd room in their opponents at every stage ments are going to be extensive very interestingly. and Hebron to send hay to the to do it.” Subway franchise the church were present. The of the game. Ted Wahl on the along this line--get in the air. drought-stricken farmers in the owners Jeff and Cory Overturf doctor gave an able discourse, mound for Bruning had the J. R. Kenner’s car, stolen 1966 southeast. laid out an offer to city council after which he gave another boys at his mercy and let them from in front of his home in Hebron Bearbackers held an members to purchase one of Hebron Sunday night, was 50 Years Ago exhortation to the text of $625 down with fi ve singles. organizational meeting at Wil- three half-acre lots located which was provided for after recovered near Ft. Morgan, (The Alexandria Argus) During the rain storm Tues- ]Jim Joe called his parents lard Park. Offi cers elected were north of Hebron in the triangle which the dedicatorial exer- day evening a tornado landed Colo., Tuesday. President Don Rempe, Vice cises were attended to. This Several weeks ago, one at 6:30 Monday morning for created by Highway 81, 13th in the farm yard of the Norder a visit. It was 2:30 p.m. in president Linda Hergott and Street and Dove Road. is considered by those who farm, occupied by Henry of the service men from the Secretary Sharon Branting. German at that time. David and Doris Dewald of are informed and prepared to Norder, northeast of Bruning, Fairmont Base, dove into the judge, to be the best church Hebron swimming pool, with- Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gaston 1996 Alexandria were celebrating and caused considerable dam- observed their 40th wedding in the county. The members age. out estimating the depth. The their 50th wedding anniver- and friends have worked hard result was he struck bottom anniversary on Aug. 7, with 20 Years Ago sary. and much credit is due them. 1936 They are now clear of debt as a church, and may expect to 80 Years Ago do good work in the large fi eld At 4:30 o’clock Monday SUBSCRIPTION RATES: afternoon, a tornado struck which is before them. NEBRASKA: One Year, $34.00 In Chester, Rev. Father Boll Hebron and vicinity, doing The Hebr ournal met a man from Jerusalem. considerable damage. Rainfall OUT-OF-STATE: One Year, $39.00 He speaks only a few English measured 1.20 inches with J Online Only: One Year, $23.00 words. As far as could be some hail, and the temperature - understood by signs, pictures suddenly dropped 43 degrees, egister ($15 additional for combination of mail and online E-edition) and a letter, his father, mother from 100 to 67. 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LLotot 113,3, 114,4, 1155 aandnd DDavidavid JosephJoseph Flohr,Flohr, Hebron,Hebron, RRdd F,F, Hebron.Hebron. StorageStorage sshed,hed, Polio was once America’s ventable diseases can result in operator’s license, $75. PPtt LotLot 1166 iinn BBlocklock 11,, GGarinsarins $$25.25. most feared disease, causing prolonged disabilities and can Logan Chrise, Hastings. AAdditionddition ooff CChester.hester. death and paralysis across the take a fi nancial toll because of Speding, $75. RRobertobert NN.. RReinkeeinke aandnd RRe-e- country, but thanks to vaccina- lost time at work, medical bills Maria Hotovy, Lincoln. bbeccaecca LL.. RReinkeeinke ttoo TThayerhayer tion, the United States has been or long-term disability care. Speeding, $25. CCountyounty NNebraska.ebraska. SS2828 TT2N2N Public Notices polio-free since 1979. In contrast, getting vacci- Dennis Toalson, Daykin. RR3W3W PPtt NNEE 11/4/4 SSEE 11/4/4 ((.45.45 Vaccination is very safe and nated against these diseases is Speeding, $25. aacre).cre). effective. Vaccines are only a good investment and usually Steven Bryant, Fairbury. TTimothyimothy AA.. RRidolfiidolfi aandnd given to children after careful covered by insurance. The Speeding, $25; No valid reg- VILLAGE OF GILEAD Board of review by scientists, doctors, Vaccines for Children program GGingeringer RRidolidolfi ttoo SSteventeven DD.. REGULAR MEETING istration, $25. MMoore.oore. LotLot 2222 aandnd PPtt LLotot 2211 Equalization and healthcare professionals. is a federally funded program Johnny Gatlin, Yukon, Okla. AUGUST 2, 2016 iinn BBlocklock 117,7, OOriginalriginal TTownown The Village Board met in public Proceedings Vaccine side effects are almost that provides vaccines at no Speeding, $25. ooff DDeshler.eshler. session on August 2, 2016 at 7:00 August 3, 2016 always mild such as redness or cost to children from low- The Thayer County Board of Wayne Matson, Solomon, CCandisandis KK.. RReitereiter ttoo EEurekaureka pm at the Village Hall. Notices were swelling at the site of the shot, income families. Kan. Speeding, $25. printed on resident statements and Equalization met in open and but this is minimal compared Immunization protects fu- LLLC.LC. SS44 TT4N4N RR3W3W SSEE 11/4/4 ((anan published in the Hebron Journal Joshua McClure, Tampa, public session in the commis- to the pain, discomfort, and ture generations. Vaccines uundividedndivided 11/2/2 iinterest).nterest). as well as posted at the USPO, sioner’s room of the courthouse Fla. Speeding, $75. Village Hall, and Pioneers Inn. risk of injury and death from have reduced and, in some RRandyandy RR.. BBeaverseavers aandnd at 12:40 p.m. on August 3, 2016. Donato Ugalde, Dodge City, Roll call was taken; board mem- the diseases these vaccines KKathleenathleen MM.. BBeaverseavers ttoo AAaronaron Present were County Board cases, eliminated many dis- Kan. Speeding, $25. TTayloraylor aandnd MollieMollie Stierlen.Stierlen. bers present were Lyle, Larry, prevent. Serious side effects eases that killed or severely James Hart, Malakoff, Tex- DeWayne, and Mike and Linda Members Dave Bruning, Chris LLotot 6 aandnd PPtt LLotot 5 iinn BBlocklock Abelson village clerk. Frye, Dean Krueger, Amy Pe- following vaccination, such disabled people just a few as. No registration in vehicle, 77,, TTalmadgesalmadges AAdditionddition ooff Minutes from the July 2016 as severe allergic reaction, are generations ago. For example, $25; No proof of ownership, terson, Deputy County Assessor HHebron.ebron. meeting were read. There were no and County Clerk, Marie Rauner. very rare. smallpox vaccination eradi- $50; No operator’s license, corrections to the minutes. Immunization protects oth- cated that disease worldwide. CCherylheryl JJoaneoane TThompsonhompson The treasurer’s report was Meeting was called to order $75. ttoMichaeloMichael JJ.. SSzydlozydlo aandTonindToni by Dave Bruning, chairman of ers you care about. Children Your children don’t have to Amanda Harrington, reviewed. Larry made a motion LL.. SSzydlo.zydlo. LLotot 55,, 6 iinn BBlocklock that the bills be paid as presented. the board. He presided over the in the U.S. still get vaccine- get smallpox shots anymore Hebron. Dog or cat running 44,, BBrittenhamsrittenhams TThirdhird AAdditionddition DeWayne seconded, all in favor, meeting. preventable diseases. In fact, because the disease no lon- at large-1st offense, $50; Dog motion carried. The bills that Public meeting laws are posted we have seen resurgences of ger exists anywhere in the ooff DDavenport.avenport. were paid are: Salaries $623.60, or cat running at large-1st of- SSindyindy SSnydernyder ttoo KKennethenneth CC.. and available to the public in measles and whooping cough world. fense, $50. Fairbury Light & Water $3527.73, BBergman.ergman. LLotot 4 aandnd PPtt LLotot 5 Hebron Journal $26.22, LBPWP compliance with Nebraska stat- over the past few years. Thayer County Health Ser- Nebraska State Patrol iinn BBlocklock 55,, OOriginalriginal TTownown ooff $18.15, Garbage South $175.00, utes. For example, in 2014, there vices wants to encourage par- Rodney Parker, Western. CChester;hester; LLotot 6 aandnd PPtt LLotot 5 State of NE Power Board $4.23, Minutes of the board from were 667 cases of measles in ents to make sure their children Scherbarth Inc. $20.95 and DUI-1st offense (re-sentenced iinn BBlocklock 55,, OOrginalrginal TTownown ooff June 1, 2016 to July 25, 2016 27 states, the greatest number are completely immunized on probation revocation) $500, SENDD $4119.42 meetings were mailed to each CChester.hester. Garbage rates were discussed of cases since measles was against these preventable board member prior to the meet- seven days Jail; 13 days CFDS, KKannethanneth CC.. BBergmanergman ttoo AAn-n- and Larry made a motion to raise eliminated in 2000. During diseases. If we continue vac- six months DREV; Possess/ the current rates by $1.00 begin- ing. Chris Frye made a motion 2015, 147 people were part of a cinating now, and vaccinating nnetteette JJ.. OOstrander.strander. LLotot 4 aandnd and Dean Krueger seconded consume open alcohol, $50; PPtt LLotot 5 iinn BBlocklock 55,, OOriginalriginal ning with the October 2016 billing, large, multi-state measles out- completely, parents in the Fail to use seat belt, $25. seconded by Dewayne. All in favor to approve the minutes as re- TTownown ofof Chester;Chester; LLotot 6 aandnd motion carried. break linked to an amusement future may be able to trust that Dustin Befort, Deshler. ceived. Result of vote: Frye-yes, park in California. Almost one PPtt LLotot 5 iinn BBlocklock 55,, OOriginalriginal Lyle presented a bid from Wat- Krueger-yes, and Bruning-yes. some diseases of today will no Speeding, $200. son Construction about roofing the in 10 people who became sick TTownown ooff Chester.Chester. Motion carried. longer be around to harm their Pedro Sanchez, Omaha. No old fire hall and board discussed with measles in this outbreak children. EEvelynvelyn LL.. NNystrom,ystrom, TTrusteerustee it and wanted to make sure was Tax List Correction #1536 for operator’s license, $75. ooff U.D.T.U.D.T. toto JoleenJoleen GGebers.ebers. PPtt were babies too young to be Source: http://www.cdc. Ginger Ridolfi, Deshler. using synthetic felt. Mike made a unreported personal property LLotot 77,, 8 iinn BBlocklock 11,, TThayerhayer motion if Watson is using synthetic for 2015 was presented. Dean vaccinated. Still others were gov/vaccines. Drive left of center, $25; Fail CCountyounty AAdditionddition ooff HHebron.ebron. felt to award him the job and autho- Krueger motioned and Chris not be able to receive certain to use seat belt, $25. rized the required down payment Frye seconded to approve the EElainelaine EE.. OO’Neal’Neal ttoo TThayerhayer to be made, DeWayne seconded. Barbara Seefus, Hebron. CCountyounty HealthHealth SServices.ervices. PtPt LotLot correction to the county tax re- Speeding, $75. All in favor motion carried. Other business discussed cords. Result of vote: Krueger- was that Lyle and Isaiah Keilwitz yes, Frye-yes, and Bruning-yes. donated a new back board for the Thayer County Motion carried. village basket ball court. Also that The deputy assessor also pre- Mary Flagle would like to use the FAIRBURY LIVESTOCK CO. sented to the board the Three P. O B o x401,4 Fairbury, NE. • 402-729-3341 village hall again this year for Trails Health Services Year Plan Assessment for their Serving Your Livestock and Treasures the board approved for her to use the hall. review. Auction Needs Since 1990! Moved by Mike seconded by The County Cemetery Listing Things And Stuff 4625 for appointments. DeWayne to approve a 1% in- was presented to the board. A August 10: Davenport crease in 2016-2017 Restricted copy of the listing is available in Adult Immunization Clin- Funds Limitation. Upon roll call August 11: Gilead ic: For all adult vaccines, vote Lyle Keilwitz, Larry Whitton, the county clerk’s or county as- August 12: Deshler Mike Doughtery and DeWayne VHVVRU¶VRI¿FH August 13: Hebron contact the Immunization Brown voted yes. No one voted There being no other business Coordinators: Haley Wiedel No. Motion carried. to come before the board Dean August 17: Bruning There being no further busi- Krueger motioned and Chris August 18: Deshler at 402-768-7203. ness, Mike made a motion to August 19: Hebron Fieldmen: Ethan Vonderfecht - 402-768-8823 Frye seconded to adjourn at 1:00 adjourn the meeting, seconded by August 20: TCHS Employees Larry. All in favor, motion carried. p.m. Result of vote: Krueger-yes, CLINIC SCHEDULES The next regular meeting with be Frye-yes, and Bruning-yes. Mo- held September 6, 2016 following tion carried. Hebron volunteers and Bruning Clinic the budget hearing at 7:00 pm at I, the undersigned County Clerk Thayer County Health Ser- August 16 ...... 9:00-11:30 the village hall. in and for the County of Thayer, vices employees will provide Sincerely Submitted, Dr. Randy Waldman hereby certify that all the sub- coverage on Saturdays from 9 Linda Abelson August 17 ...... 1:30-4:30 Village Clerk jects included in the foregoing a.m. to noon. ZNEZ Wk32-1t proceedings were contained The Things and Stuff shop Brent Madsen, PAC HEBRON JOURNAL-REGISTER DIRECTORY OF on the agenda for the meeting and the hospital gift shop are August 18 ...... 9:00-11:30 and kept continually current and staffed by volunteers from Dr. Leann Heinrichs FARM SERVICE PROFESSIONALS were contained on said agenda Thayer County and surround- for at least 24 hours prior to said ing communities. To volunteer Davenport Clinic HERGOTT PRECISION AG, LLC meeting. The agenda is available at the Things and Stuff shop, August 15 ...... 9:00-11:30 IRUWKHSXEOLFLQWKHRI¿FHRIWKH contact Audrey Else at 402- Let us steer your operation to Thayer County Clerk. A notice of Kay Elting, APRN higher profi ts and greater effi ciency! said meeting was published in 768-6621. Shop hours are August 17 ...... 8:30-11:30 Wed., Thur. and Fri. from 9 the Hebron Journal Register and Brent Madsen, PAC SHELBY HERGOTT 785-614-2339 the Deshler Rustler. a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sat. from 437 N 3rd, Hebron, NE 68370 [email protected] These proceedings have been 9 a.m. to noon. Deshler Clinic written and available for pub- Children’s Immunization August 15 ...... 1:30-4:30 lic inspection within 10 working Clinics: Immunizations for Kay Elting, APRN days and prior to the next con- children will be offered with August 18 ...... 9:00-11:30 03&(0/ vened meeting. The complete well child appointments in the text of resolutions and agree- clinic. Appointments for im- Dr.Scott Vonderfecht 53"*- PHQWVLVDYDLODEOHLQWKHRI¿FHRI munizations will be offered on Chester Clinic the Thayer County Clerk. the second and third Thursday No clinics scheduled. */463"/$& Each commissioner signed the each month. To schedule a Milligan Clinic For your Crop Hail Insurance, Courtesy Photo agenda stating a copy was re- clinic appointment, call 402- give us a call! ceived in the mail. Said agenda 768-7203. August 16 ...... 8:00-11:30 Training... LV RQ ¿OH LQ WKH 7KD\HU &RXQW\ th PO Box 473 Foot Clinic: Call 402-768- Dr. Scott Vonderfecht 106 6 StreStreeet Matthew Wachtel, member of &OHUN¶VRI¿FH Davenport, NE Edgar, NE /s/Dave Bruning, Chairman of 402-364-2318 402-224-4795 troop 305, attended the NYLT National Youth Leadership the Board /s/Marie E. Rauner, County Clerk FIELD PROFESSIONALS Training in Lincoln. 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Nebraska Timeline Hebron Hebron to host Stomp! out BY THE NEBRASKA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY Senior Diners Epilepsy and SUDEP 2016 Chimney Rock anniversary in 2016 Exercise daily, 9:30 a.m. The Chelsea Hutchison Awareness Walk in Colorado supporting STOMP! You can - 10:30 a.m.; Bus to Lincoln Foundation (CHF) is a Colo- in 2010 on a mission to raise help us help families living on Monday, Wednesday and rado non-profi t corporation public awareness that seizures with Epilepsy. Living with Thursday; Fairbury trips formed by Julie and Doug are serious and not to be taken Epilepsy can be challenging are on second and fourth Hutchison to provide help and lightly. The walk continues even for those with the mildest Mondays. support to individuals, par- to grow each year, and was cases. Simply having access to Monday, August 15: BBQ ticularly children and young hosted in 9 states last year. all the possibilities and chal- beef on a bun, Ranch fries, adults, who have epilepsy. STOMP! out Epilepsy and lenges that come along with green beans, sliced peaches. When you support CHF, you SUDEP 2016 will be hosted in epilepsy can provide comfort Tuesday, August 16: Sweet make a big difference in the Hebron, NE Sunday, Septem- and save lives. In addition to ‘n sour chicken, white rice, lives of those who struggle ber 11th 2016, at the Hebron the practical resources like peas, lemon bar. Bingo; Tai with seizures and epilepsy. Fire Hall. This walk is the only seizure response dogs and Chi. We are a very grass roots, national SUDEP awareness monitoring equipment, Chel- Wednesday, August 17: volunteer-based Foundation walk that exists! It is a fam- sea Hutchinson Foundation Chef’s salad (ham, turkey, that is committed to getting ily fun afternoon including a provides information, resourc- cheese), garlic toast, sliced relief right into the hands of 1 mile or 5K, music, silent es and support to individuals Ezra Meeker and his ox team at Chimney Rock, July 1906. pears, Danish petite. those who need it. We aren’t auction, bounce house, yoga living with epilepsy that will Thursday, August 18: big, but we are mighty and provided by Rise Up Yoga empower them to take full One hundred ten years ago in director James C. Olson, and Ne- Savory pork chop, potatoes determined. The main focus and Fitness, carnival games, charge of their health and lives. July 1906, Ezra Meeker stopped braska Congressman A. L. Miller, O’Brien, California blend is to raise funds to provide and a service dog demonstra- Because epilepsy is so com- at Chimney Rock near Bayard, the ranking member of the U.S. veggies, roll, birthday cake. grants for seizure-response tion provided by Domesti- mon - 1 in 26 Americans will Nebraska, on his retracement, from House Interior Committee. Tai Chi; Music. dogs. These trained com- Pups. Domesti-Pups is an be diagnosed at some point west to east, of his 1852 journey As reported by the Aug. 23 Ba- Friday, August 19: Tator panion dogs may be able to non profi t organization based in their lives - and because along the Oregon Trail. yard and Scottsbluff newspapers, tot casserole, mixed veggies, detect an oncoming seizure out of Lincoln. Their mission SUDEP is the leading cause Sixty years ago this month, Secretary of the Interior Fred A. cheese stick, tropical fruit. and provide warnings and/or is to improve the quality of of death among those living on August 22, 1956, Chimney Seaton, a Nebraskan appointed by Merle’s music, 6:30 p.m. respond after the onset of a life for persons with special with epilepsy, no community Rock was dedicated as a National President Dwight D. Eisenhower, PrairieLand food order seizure. The Foundation also needs through the assistance goes untouched. Vital Historic Site within the National sent a letter to be read for the in on August 15; delivered of animals, and to promote information reguarding epi- ceremonies. In it Seaton recalled provides Emfi t, SmartWatch Park Service system. Of all the August 27. and SAMiAlert movement awareness through education. lepsy and SUDEP empowers natural wonders encountered by the that signing the national historic Meals served with bread, those living with epilepsy and site designation for Chimney Rock monitors for those in need. The Domesti-PUPS Service- thousands of overland emigrants butter and milk. To make res- PUPS program is based on educates the rest of us, result- crossing Nebraska to Oregon, had been his fi rst act after taking To date we have granted 84 offi ce. ervations, phone 768-6052 by seizure response dogs and Assistance Dogs International ing in a cohesive, thriving California, or the Salt Lake Val- community that cares for the ley in the mid-nineteenth century, In his address at the dedication, 1:30 p.m., the day before you over 380 monitors. The Chel- service dog standards (ADI Chimney Rock was the one most Congressman Miller recalled that wish to dine. sea Hutchison Foundation is is an international organiza- basic needs of its members. often mentioned in their diaries. Chimney Rock had once been Handibus goes to Lincoln named for Julie and Doug’s tion that provides minimum STOMP! Out Epilepsy and The late National Park Service characterized as “the fi nger of God on Monday, Wednesday and beloved daughter, Chelsea, standard for training service & SUDEP in Nebraska is be- historian Merrill J. Mattes devoted pointing to the heavens,” which had Thursday each week. Call who died in her sleep during therapy dogs) to help disabled ing hosted by Quenton and a chapter to the rock in his 1969 also pointed the way of “a coura- 402-768-6052. a seizure in April of 2009. individuals gain the indepen- Shelly Pulliam of Hebron, study, The Great Platte River Road, geous people toward a new land of SUDEP (Sudden Unexpected dence they so greatly deserve. with the help of their fam- which remains in print. The chapter freedom and opportunity.” Death in Epilepsy) was the These dogs are taught to pick ily and friends. Shelly is an includes many of the emigrants’ Because the eighty-acres on cause of her death. During up dropped items from the Ambassador for the Chelsea comments about the rock as re- which Chimney Rock stands had Chester the 6 years that Chelsea had fl oor, open doors, turn on light Hutchison Foundation, they corded in trail diaries. been donated to the NSHS in the seizures, no one ever told switches, provide balance, pull participate and represent the In 1906 Ezra Meeker, at the age late 1930s, it administers the site. In Senior Diners the Hutchisons a seizure wheelchairs, and can even be foundation in many Epilepsy of 76, took a covered wagon and 1994 the Society opened the Ethel could take her life, other than taught to sort laundry! These Awareness events across the a team of oxen along the Oregon and Christopher J. Abbott Visitor midwest. The Pulliams were There are no longer activi- through an accidental fall or special canines are taught Trail to call attention to its historical Center there. grant recipient for a SAMi- ties listed on the calendar for drowning. As a result of that anywhere from 30-90 com- signifi cance and promote a project Although erosion has made the Alert Movement Monitor from Chester; however, an activity omission, the Chelsea Hutchi- mands over a two-year period to mark the route. spire somewhat shorter than it was Chelsea Hutchison Founda- is scheduled each day. son Foundation informs those before being placed with their Such a project was consummated when Ezra Meeker passed by in tion for their daughter, who Monday, August 15: BBQ living with epilepsy of the future life partner. Clients of in 1912-13 when the Daughters of 1906, Chimney Rock still fasci- was diagnosed with Epilepsy nates twenty-fi rst century travelers. beef on a bun, Ranch fries, risks and raises awareness our Service-PUPS program the American Revolution and the at age 7. This will be the sec- Some 25,000 persons stopped at the green beans, sliced peaches. of SUDEP so that no other attend a 12-day training camp state of Nebraska erected some ond STOMP! Out Epilepsy sixty granite markers documenting visitor center in 2014-15. Tuesday, August 16: Sweet families are blind-sided. The in Lincoln, NE. Service dogs and SUDEP Walk they have the trail across Nebraska. To learn more about the pro- ‘n sour chicken, white rice, Foundation began STOMP assist persons with a variety hosted in Hebron. Last years In 1909, Meeker published grams and services of the Nebraska peas, lemon bar. out Epilepsy and SUDEP of disabilities including but walk brought 140 walkers and an account of his trek entitled State Historical Society, call 1-800- Wednesday, August 17: not limited to: spinal cord and raised over $4000. Lets come Ventures and Adventures of Ezra 633-6747 or visit our website at Chef’s salad (ham, turkey, Petersen, Hinz head injuries, muscular dys- together and beat that this year! Meeker. In the book he described www.nebraskahistory.org cheese), garlic toast, sliced trophy, post-polio syndrome, To register for STOMP! Visit the death of “Twist,” one of the pears, Danish petite. engagement arthritis, seizure disorders, www.chelseasSTOMP.org two oxen (the other was “Dave”) Thursday, August 18: multiple sclerosis, cerebral click on Nebraska STOMP! that had pulled his covered wagon DAR members Savory pork chop, potatoes palsy, and chronic pain dis- Out Epilepsy and then click from near Seattle, Washington, to O’Brien, California blend orders. Domestipups also has attend State register now! Register by Nebraska in 1906. veggies, roll, ice cream. a Therapy Dog Program that On August 8, 1906, Meeker was August 15th for discounted Friday, August 19: Tator includes Reading PUPS, Edu- traveling along the Platte River near reception price and guarantee to re- tot casserole, mixed veggies, PUPS, Petting PUPS, Praising Brady when the seven-year-old ceive a t-shirt. Registration On August 6, four members cheese stick, tropical fruit. PUPS and PUPS teach-us. “Twist” began breathing heavily. is open until walk day. For of Desire-Tobey Sears DAR Meals served with bread, Come meet and learn with Meeker unyoked the ox, “gave him more information about the attended a reception for the Sa- butter and milk. To make res- Domesti Pups at STOMP! a quart of lard, a gill of vinegar, foundations visit www.chel- lute to Service State offi cers, ervations, phone 324-5271 by Plan on sticking around after and a handful of sugar, but all to seahutchisonfoundation.com at Leavenworth, Kan. 1:30 p.m., the day before you the walk, there will be a pulled no purpose . . . and in two hours pork dinner for purchase. By www.domestipups.com he was dead.” The ox was buried Desire-Tobey Sears Daugh- wish to dine. nearby. ters in attendance were Brenda This was a serious setback that Dooley, Past State Regent prevented Meeker from completing and Chapter Registrar; Retha Hinz, Petersen Blecha, State Registrar and his retrace of the trail until 1908. Paige Petersen and James It took time to fi nd another ox, Chapter Treasurer; Sherry (J.C.) Hinz are planning an Au- which then had to be trained to pull Koster Chapter Regent; and News and in a yoke. Meeker fi nally found Rebecca Craig Chapter Vice- gust 20th wedding at Country a replacement for “Twist” at the Regent. Pines in Lincoln. Omaha stockyards after looking The reception was hosted advertising Their parents are Cindy over a thousand head of cattle. He by Caption Jesse Leavenworth Petersen of Hebron, Roger named the new ox “Dandy.” Chapter, Kimberly Lees, deadline is Petersen of Hardy, and Kevin Fifty years after Ezra Meeker Chapter Regent. and Robin Hinz of Ruskin. stopped at Chimney Rock it was Many Daughters from Monday noon for Paige has earned her Bach- dedicated as a National Historic around the State of Kansas elor degree in elementary and Site. The dignitaries attending were in attendance to welcome The Hebron special education and Master included Merrill Mattes, then NPS in the new administration degree in curriculum and regional historian; Nebraska State Salute to Service, under the Journal-Register instruction from Doane Col- Historical Society (NSHS) Director direction of Kathryn A West lege. She will be employed William D. Aeschbacher; former Kansas State Regent. at Thayer Central Commu- nity Schools in the upcoming ANTIQUE & HOUSE- HOLD school year. AUCTION James earned a Bachelor Thursday, August 18, 2016 degree in Agricultural Sci- ences from the University of Starting Promptly @ 4:00 p.m. Central Market Nebraska-Lincoln and works STASTNY COMMUNITY CENTER, HEBRON, NE in agronomy/sales at C & M :PVS
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Sunday School, 11 a.m. * DAVENPORT * Communion, 10:30 a.m. Communion, 2:30 p.m. a.m. ENDOW is being organized for Tuesday, August 16: Ladies Thursday, August 11: One all women age 17 and up. Begins * BELVIDERE * CHRIST'S LUTHERAN Bible study, 1 p.m. Christ, Many Creeds Bible study GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Aug 30, 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. in Kristen Van Stee, Pastor at St. Mark (New Age), 7 p.m. Keith Brozek, Pastor church hall. 402-705-0566. Sundays: Sunday School, 9:30 PEACE LUTHERAN Sunday, August 14: Worship Saturday, August 13: Worship, New RCIA class will begin BELVIDERE UNITED a.m.; Worship, 10:30 a.m. Rich Stevenson, Pastor Service with installation/redidica- 6:30 p.m. in Sept. Call 402-768-6293 if CHURCH OF CHRIST Friday, August 12: Men's tion of DLS staff, 10 a.m.; DLS Sunday, August 14: Worship, interested. Kim Dunker, Pastor CHURCH OF CHRIST breakfast at The Wheelhouse, back to school night, 6 p.m. Coffee fellowship, 9 a.m. Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m. Ron Shields, Pastor 7 a.m. Monday, August 15: First day Tuesday, August 16: VBS mini HEBRON BIBLE CHURCH Sundays: Sunday School, 9 Sunday, August 14: WOW of school at DLS, 9:15 a.m.; DLS camp, 9 a.m. - Noon. Jeff Friesen, Pastor * BETHEL * a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m. Board meeting in Parish Hall, 9 opening chapel. Wednesday, August 17: VBS Sundays: Sunday School, 9 a.m.; Holy Communion, 10 a.m. mini camp, 9 a.m. - Noon; Prayer a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m. BETHEL CHURCH ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN Wednesday, August 17: Sep- * GILEAD * ministry, 6:30 p.m.; Administrative Wednesdays: Pioneer Club, Jim Hubble, Pastor Rev. Brian Francik, Vacancy Pastor tember newsletter deadline. council meeting, 8 p.m. 6:30 p.m.; Bible study, 7 p.m. Sundays: Sunday School, 9:15 Sundays: Worship, 8 a.m.; Friday, August 19: Welcome ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN Thursdays: Prayer time, 9 a.m.; Worship, 10:30 a.m. Sunday School and Bible class, back to preschool night, 6:30 Connie Raess, Pastor HEBRON & CHESTER a.m. 9:15 a.m. p.m. - 8 p.m. Sundays: Worship, 11 a.m. UNITED METHODIST * BRUNING * Sunday, August 21: Fish and Friday/Saturday, August 19/20: Rev. Young Je Kim, Pastor * HUBBELL * brat feed, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m., LCMC Heartland district gather- * HARDY * Sundays: Worship at Chester, TRINITY LUTHERAN Parish Hall, Free will offering for ing. 11 a.m.; Worship at Hebron, 9 ZION LUTHERAN Stuart Sell, Pastor Orpphan Grain Train in G.I. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN a.m.; Sunday School, Chester, Rev. Christopher Gerdes, Pastor Sundays: Sunday School, 9 ST. PETER LUTHERAN Pastor Breen Marie Sipes 9:30 a.m.; Hebron, 10:15 a.m. Sundays: Worship, 8 a.m. a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m. UNITED METHODIST Brian Francik, Pastor Wednesday, August 10: Offi ce Mike Anderson, Pastor Thursday, August 11: Pastor hours, 4 p.m. - 8 p.m.; Council, KING OF KINGS * OAK * UNITED METHODIST Sundays: Worship, 10:30 at St. Peter's in Davenport, 1 8 p.m. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Mike Anderson, Pastor a.m. p.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday, August 14: Worship Darrell Sutton, Pastor FIRST COMMUNITY CHURCH Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m. Friday, August 12: Bulletin Tuesdays: Service, 7 p.m. with Holy Communion and Bap- Keith Brich, Pastor * DAYKIN * folders, 1 p.m tism, 11 a.m.; Meet with Youth of Sundays: Worship, 6 p.m.; Sundays: Sunday School, 9 * BYRON * Sunday, August 14: Worship Gilead following worship. Sunday School, 5 p.m.; fi rst and a.m.; Worship 10 a.m. ST. JOHN service with Baptism of Brextin Thursday, August 18: Council third Sundays of month. Wednesdays: Men's Bible ST. PETER LUTHERAN Connie Raess, Pastor Harsm, Installation of Todd and meetings at Gilead. study, 7 p.m. RURAL BYRON Sunday, August 14: Worship, 9 Amy Voss, and Rededication of NEW LIFE ASSEMBLY Fridays: Women's Bible study, Pastor Breen Marie Sipes a.m., Welcome new member and other DLS teachers, 9:30 a.m.; * HEBRON * Mike Hood, Pastor 2 p.m. Sundays: Worship, 10:30 a.m.; coffee fellowship. Coffee fellowship, 10:45 a.m.; Sundays: Sunday School, 9 First Saturday: Men's break- Sunday School, 9:15 a.m. Wednesday, August 17: Bap- Back to school night at DLS, 6 FAITH LUTHERAN a.m.; Worship, 10:30 a.m. fast, 7:30 a.m. p.m. - 8 p.m.; Men's gathering at tism, 7 p.m. Rev. Christopher Gerdes, Pastor * CARLETON * Thursday, August 18: WELCA Pastor Brian's, 8 p.m. Wednesdays: Matins and SACRED HEART CATHOLIC ******** Bible Study Daykin, 9 a.m.; Coun- Monday, August 15: First day Bible study, 9 a.m.; Bulletin items Father Rudolf Oborny, Pastor ZION LUTHERAN cils meet at Gilead. of school at DLS, 8:10 a.m.; DLS due, 2 p.m. Wednesday, August 10: CCD Copy requested by noon on Rev. Jonathan K. Jensen chapel, 9:15 a.m. Sundays: Bible study, 8:50 begins with potluck supper at 6 Mondays. To make additions or Sundays: Worship, 9:30 a.m. * DESHLER * Thursday, August 11: Pastor a.m.; Worship, 9:30 a.m.; Game p.m., followed by meeting for all changes, Fax 402-768-7354, e- at St. Peter's in Davenport, 1 night, 6 p.m. students, parents and teachers, mail [email protected] * CHESTER * ABIDING WORD LUTHERAN p.m. - 5 p.m. 7 p.m.; Knights of Columbus or phone 402-768-6602. George Lautner, Pastor FIRST COMMUNITY CHURCH meeting, 8:15 p.m. Saturday, August 13: Mass, ST. 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NOTICE South, Inc ...... 62.00 latest Clerk class she attended. BBanner-Argusanner-Argus IN THE COUNTY Hebron Journal ...... 52.59 The board discussed adding two COURT OF THAYER Tom Houser ...... 75.10 signatures on checks to meet state Serving Bruning, Alexandria, Carleton and Davenport COUNTY, NEBRASKA League of Nebraska statutes and the new overtime rule Estate of Municipalities ...... 508.00 for salaried employees. Clerk NE Dept of Environmental Krehnke reported her work truck George W. Lahners, Quality ...... 150.00 will need new tires before winter. Deceased, NE Public Health Env Lab .15.00 The board said to plan for it in Estate No. PR 16-20 Pohlman, Brianna ...... 100.00 September or October. Dump- Notice is hereby given that Strong, Trey ...... 100.00 sters will be ordered for Village on July 22, 2016, in the County NE Dept Rev ...... 315.90 clean up in September. She also Court of Thayer County, Ne- NE Dept Rev ...... 771.29 reported that trees could use a bit braska, the Registrar issued a IRS...... 1,097.94 of attention on Village properties. written statement of Informal Windstream ...... 207.08 The Verizon tower was discussed and Clerk Krehnke will try to find Probate of the Will of said De- Bruning State Bank ...... 44.80 Bruning State Bank ...... 25.00 an answer to when it will be built. cedent and that Frank Blake, Norris Public Power ...... 2,306.15 One customer is set up for discon- whose address is 6372 Road Total ...... 13,564.89 nect this month. S, Belvidere, NE 68315, and Motioned by Hulse, seconded Being no other business a mo- Lance J. Johnson, whose ad- by Catlett, to approve claims and tion was made by Hulse to adjourn dress is P. O. Box 210, Bruning, payment to be made from the at 9:13pm, seconded by Hogeland. NE 68322, were informally proper funds. All in favor, the All in favor, motion carried. appointed by the Registrar motion carried. APPROVED Jan Bentley as Personal Representative Old Business; the abatement Substitute Chairperson process on a village property ATTEST Sarah Krehnke of the Estate. was discussed and the owner’s Village Clerk Creditors of this Estate must gave an update on the progress. ZNEZ Wk32-1t file their claims with this Court The progress was noted by the on or before September 27, Trustees as significant and they 2016, or be forever barred. gave them two additional weeks to Vicki L. Jarchow clean up what is remaining at the Clerk Magistrate lot. Clerk Krehnke will discuss the Thayer County Court process & possible helper with the Notice of Thayer County Courthouse Village Attorney. Special meeting Nondiscrimination will be set up. The new rules on The Bruning-Davenport 225 North 4th St., Ste. 203 healthcare reimbursement was Hebron, NE 68370 discussed by the board. Catlett Unified School District does (402) 768-6325 not discriminate on the basis Courtesy Photo motioned to add $400 monthly ad- Lance J. Johnson, #15089 ditional income to both employees’ of sex, disability, race, color, Tired toad... Germer, Murray & Johnson paychecks, seconded by Hulse. All religion, veteran status, na- in favor, the motion carried. The tional or ethnic origin, marital Tire decorations seem to be taking over some of the space in Belvidere. The “tired” toad greets Attorneys at Law P.O. Box 210 NPDES Permit & fact sheet was status, pregnancy, childbirth people at the entrance on Main Street. Bruning, Nebraska 68322 reviewed. No changes noted. The or related medical condition, board discussed 3 new nuisance or other protected status in Phone: (402) 353-2665 properties and what to include ZNEZ Wk30-3t in the letters Clerk Krehnke will its programs and activities send out. and provides equal access New Business; A building to the Boy Scouts and other permit was reviewed. Motioned designated youth groups. The VILLAGE OF BRUNING by Hulse to approve the build- following persons have been AUGUST 2, 2016 ing permit from Bruning Grain & designated to handle inquiries Feed to build a soybean plant, regarding the non-discrimina- BRUNING, NE seconded by Catlett. All in favor, The Village Board of Trustees tion policies: the motion carried. Landscapers Students: Superintendent, met in regular session on August were discussed by the board and 1, 2016 at the Opera House at all agreed to stay with All Around. 106 N Juniper Ave, Davenport, 7:00 P.M. Notice of the meeting Motioned by Catlett, seconded by NE 68335 (402) 364-2225, had been posted for five days Hulse to approve a 1% increase [email protected] in three public places. Trustees in 2016-2017 Restricted Funds Employees and Oth- present: J. Bentley, J. Hogeland, Limitation. Upon roll call vote ers: Superintendent, 106 J. Catlett, and B. Hulse. Others Catlett, Hulse, Hogeland, and N Juniper Ave, Davenport, present were Fritz McCord, Carole Bentley voted yes. No nays. Mo- McCord, Deputy Kriesel and Clerk NE 68335 (402) 364-2225, tion carried. The 2016-17 budget [email protected]. Sarah Krehnke. was discussed. Nothing additional Hogeland nominated Bentley to will be added. Catlett asked Clerk Complaints or concerns chair the meeting in Chairperson Krehnke to haul in 10 yards of pea involving discrimination or Krehnke’s absence, seconded by rock for the Village Park, the board needs for accommodation or Hulse. All in favor. The Meeting agreed. Clerk Krehnke will post access should be addressed was called to order at 7:00pm by for volunteers to help spread the to the appropriate Coordinator. Trustee Bentley. Bentley acknowl- rock when an arrival date is known. edged the Open Meetings Law and For further information about Catlett asked Clerk Krehnke to anti-discrimination laws and the public notice posting. ask the county about resurfacing Motioned by Catlett, seconded regulations, or to file a com- Meridian Road. plaint of discrimination with by Hogeland, to approve the min- There was one new member utes of the July 2016 Meeting. All added to the Bruning VFD roster. the Office for Civil Rights in the in favor, the motion carried and Clerk Krehnke will get him the U.S. Department of Education approved as recorded. insurance information. (OCR), please contact the Claims Paid for August Deputy Kriesel reported that an OCR at 601 East 12th Street, Bruning Grocery ...... 12.36 appreciation gathering for Dean Room 353, Kansas City, MO Bruning Motor ...... 262.40 Blincow will be held at the court- Germer, Murray & 64106, (800) 368-1019 (voice), Courtesy Photo house Aug 25, 2016 from 1-3pm Johnson ...... 300.00 Fax (816) 426-3686, (800) in honor of his service to Thayer 537-7697 (telecommunica- Hawkins ...... 180.00 County. All are welcome. He also Flowers, fl owers, fl owers... Thayer Co. Treasurer ...2,850.00 tions device for the deaf), or These tire fl owers are located in the downtown Memorial Park in Belvidere. Each week another informed them of a new deputy Payroll ...... 3,730.04 that was hired and the possibility [email protected]. tire planter will be featured. Watch for a Minion tire planter in Belvidere. Bruning Grocery ...... 50.74 of another. ZNEZ Wk32-1t Bruning Motor ...... 248.50 Clerk Krehnke reported on Dowdy, Spencer ...... 100.00 a few things she learned at the The Garbage Co The community was happy that the Johnson family re- union was held here on Satur- BRUNING-DAVENPORT day. Their family was treated to Ronda Frye’s delicious UNIFIED SCHOOL Grape Salad at their noon meal. The reunion members Opening Day Information for 2016-17 also toured the Thayer County 4HE"RUNING $AVENPORT5NIlED3CHOOL$ISTRICTWILLBEGINITS  SCHOOL museum in the afternoon. YEARON 7EDNESDAYY !UGUST3CHOOLWILLBEINSESSIONALLDAY3TUDENTSIN Randy and Dianne 0RE +THROUGHGRADEAND WILLBEIN"RUNINGANDTHESTUDENTSINGRADES Waldmeier enjoyed the Wil- WILLBEIN$AVENPORT4HREE YEAR OLDPRESCHOOLERSWILLATTEND-ONDAYTHROUGH bur Czech Festival on Sunday. 4HURSDAYFROM ANDFOUR YEAROLDPRESCHOOLERSWILLATTEND  Dianne reported that Randy -ONDAYTHROUGH4HURSDAY BEGINNING-ONDAY !UG  3CHOOLWILLBEGIN AT declined the opportunity to eat AM%LEMENTARYSTUDENTSWILLBEDISMISSEDATPMANDHIGHSCHOOL Liver Soup. Probably decided ANDMIDDLESCHOOLATPM-ONDAYTHROUGH4HURSDAYON&RIDAYSCHOOL on a kolache instead. BEGINSATANDDISMISSESAT Russ and Bonnie Priefert vis- 3HUTTLEBUSESWILLRUNBETWEEN"RUNINGAND$AVENPORTINTHEMORNINGANDIN ited Russ’ sister in Gramercy THEEVENINGTOTAKESTUDENTSBACKTOTHEIRCOMMUNITIES4HEBUSESWILLMEETAT Hill in Lincoln on Saturday. #ARLETONATAMANDPM4HEREWILLALSOBETRANSPORTATIONTOHOME Carol Aude, Dale Culp and SCHOOLSAFTERSPORTPRACTICES his son, John enjoyed a Sunday 4HESCHOOLCALENDARISCONTINUOUSLYBEINGUPDATEDAT evening meal on Sunday night WWWBRUNINGDAVENPORTORG with Carol and Dale’s sister Courtesy Photo Wilma Bonilla of Tobias. FACULTY 2016-2017 Taking to smell the fl owers... Gary Korn will soon be Taking time to smell the fl owers is Landi Priefert, daughter of moving to Madonna in Lin- Trudy K. Clark...... Superintendent Lichelle Houchin ...... Grade 3 Tom and Angie. These are just a few of the fl owers adorning the coln. Gary has had an exten- Erik Sokol ...... Principal Patricia Remmers...... Kindergarten streets of Belvidere. This red wicker chair with red and purple sive stay as it was discovered Alicia Hoffman ...... Gudiance, 7-12 FCS Mark Rotterr...... 10-12 P.E., 7-8 Science petunias is sitting in front of the Fire Hall. he had two broken legs instead Beth Ardissono ...... 5-8 Math, 5 Reading Melissa Guilkey ...... 7-12 Spanish of one and had to have more Chris Ardissono ...... 9-12 Math surgery. His family came to NON-CERTIFIED STAFF help spruce up his place on Rick Ault...... 5-8 Language Arts 2015-2016 Belvidere By Linda Hudson Saturday since he has been Deb Pope...... Title I, 5 Science OFFICE PERSONNEL gone so long. Denise Carlson...... Grade 1 Jennifer Trapp Sara Dierking The Perseid Meteor Shower Denise McGinley Diane Smith Growing up in one family of the joys of summer! A huge Beth Dolnicek ...... 2-6 Keyboarding, or another seems to dictate tub of corn dwindled down as is going on right now in the Media Specialist the congregation fi lled their summer sky. On a clear night MAINTENANCE what the outside of bread is Rodney Drews ...... 2-4 Music, 5-8 Band called. The ends? The heels? sacks which were provided for this is a chance to see 100 Mary Houser Barb Williams them. It was truly appreciated The crust? The Butts? Well, meteors falling in an hour. The Jill Catlett...... 5-8 Social Studies Berdon Pedersen Jim Hogeland the ends are called heels but by the United Church of Christ prime time will be between Cammie Freitag ...... Grade 4 the rest is called the crust? In prayers. Lynne Houser Spanish-Cola. Many a mother The UCC minister, Kim August 11 and 13. Take this Wendy Friesen ...... K-12 Art has said eat the heels as there Dunker, enjoyed a nice vaca- opportunity to get away from Shawna Garland...... 9-12 Business PARAEDUCATORS are children in the world go- tion and was back in the pulpit all the city lights and see what Sunday morning. All of a sud- Education/Computers Tricia Holtzen Joy Lentfer ing hungry lies outside our atmosphere. An answer to someone not den a thought...Kim’s sermon Diane Hand ...... K-1 & 9-12 Special Education Elaine Werner Sheri Norder was about Comfort Food and Summer Olympics in Rio Jackie Swartzendruber Michelle Sybrant eating heels...turn the two Cathleen Hergott ...... Grade 2 slices to the inside and make guess what? Yellow fresh ears are being broadcast. Sit back Doris White Ronda Larkins a sandwich. Never know the of corn greeted everyone. Nice and enjoy! I believe nine Fred Kluck ...... 9-12 Social Studies Donna Schweer Jessica Kerst difference. One good solu- timing, Bob! Nebraskans are participat- Kim reported her husband, Ruth Kowalski ...... Speech, 9-12 English Denise McNally tion is keep the heels on each ing! Really something that end of the loaf and they will Jim, received a Quilt of Valor Jennifer Krupicka ...... 2-8 Special Education Nebraska has three Olympians help keep the bread fresh in during their vacation time. Alex Rudolph ...... K-1, 6-12 Music, Drama HOT LUNCH PROGRAM between. Interesting survey She reported that because of on the girls volleyball team. DeEtta Christensen Amanda Barney could be done? his service they had moved Nebraska always gives some- Siera Meyerr ...... 7-12 Agriculture 16 times. It is known that Church goers were treated to thing of which to be proud. Ali Strong ...... Pre-Kindergarten fresh ears of sweet corn from some people only move once TRANSPORTATION the Elses fi eld. Bob was good or twice in a lifetime. Their Living the good life and it even Doug Otto ...... K-9 P.E., Drivers Education Jim Hogeland Mary Houser enough to fi ght the elements of grandson Brett also played can be called “Nice!” Aaron Peterson ...... 9-12 Science Marv Holtzen Rich Mosier mud, heat, bugs, and leaf cuts the piano during the church School bells are starting to Daina Philippi ...... Pre-Kindergarten Berdon Pedersen so everyone could enjoy one service. be tested for next week. The Hebron Journal-Register - Wednesday, August 10, 2016 - 7A Thayer Central Communityy Schools CCarar SShowhow 2016-2017

Board Members Service Personnel President...... Curt Mumm Bookkeeper...... Sarah Bolte Vice-President...... Nate Casey H.S. Secretary...... Nancy Elting Secretary...... Mike Prellwitz Athletic Director Secretary/Nurse.. Member...... Deb Craig Staci Hergott Member...... Rick Hintz Elem. Secretary...... Kris Wiedel Member...... Brad Cooper Maintenance...... Rick Gillham H.S. Custodian.....Lynnette Morton Elem. Custodian.....Teresa Watson Administration Custodian...... Bruce Wiedel Superintendent...... Drew Harris Food Service Manager....Susan Dishman H.S. Principal...... Tom Kiburz P/T Cook...... Patty Day Elementary Principal....Kirk Wiedel Cook...... Jenny Williams Athletic Director....Dan Desmond Cook...... Eileen Itzen Cook...... Carla Bowman LAN Manager...... Wade Vernon Library Aide...... Bonnie Kassbaum Elementary Para....Becky Degenhardt In the People’s Choice top fi ve were Bruce Webbe of Milford for his 1968 Chevrolet Camaro; Phones High School Para...Loretta Kenyon Patrick Capek of Crete, who won for top fi ve and Best of Show with his modifi ed 1973 Ford Mus- Superintendent...... 768-6117 Elementary Para....Tammy Wilshusen tang; Claire Shotsman and mom of Lincoln for Claire’s pedal car; Charlie Cossart of Narka, Kan., High School Para..Deb Fangmeier 1966 Chevrolet Impala; and Scott Harms of Hebron, who also won Best of Show and placed in H.S. Principal...... 768-6118 High School Para...Wendy Helfrich the top fi ve for his 1969 stock Ford Mustang. Elementary Principal..768-7287 High School Para...... Kent Cottam Elementary Para...... Amy Neff Immunizations Elementary Para...... Kay Kugel Elementary Para...... Kristy Casey Nebraska law requires that Preschool Para..Trudy Kassebaum all students imminizations be Preschool Para...McKenzie Templin up-to-date prior to entry. The After School Program...Chrissy Engle only excpetions are as follows: •A signed statement by the doctor indicating that im- munization would be risky. Faculty •A noterized affi davit by the par- ent stating that immunization is Jr./Sr. High School: contrary to their religious beliefs. Art...... Ryan Waters Business/FBLA...... Jereme Jones English...... Lara Harms Delores Wiedel presented Glenn Kirchoff’s 1957 The Craig Pierce Veteran’s Award was English...... Stephanie Lanik Pontiac with the Herb Wiedel Memorial Award. presented to Tim Cahill of St. Edward’s for Breakfast & lunch English...... Anne Heitmann Kirchoff is from Hardy. his 1971 GMC. Sue Hoffman of Hohenwald, Breakfast will be served begin- Guidance Counselor...Kathy Brzon Tenn., presented the award. ning Tuesday, Sept. 6. Breakfast Instrumental Music.....Emily Seifert will be served from 7:45 a.m. Mathematics...... Deb Bulin through 8:00 a.m. The break- Mathematics...... Kristine Lukert Twenty-eighth Annual Thayer fast charge is $1.70 for all stu- Media Specialist...... Betty Meyer dents. The lunch cost is $2.60 Physical Education/Health..Dan Desmond County Fair Car Show Winners Physical Education.....Brett Larson for grades K through 5, $2.85 Physical Education...... Josh Lanik for 6-12. Students are urged to Science...... Louis Keim Class winners for 2016 are Street Rods: 1st-Steve Mustang. pay weekly or monthly amounts Science...... Bryan Solomon as follows: Breazeale, ‘37 Chevy. Run- Best Mopar: Daryl Leven- to cover the whole family. Free 49 and Older, Stock: 1st- ners up: Todd Hayes, ‘32 Ford; dowsky, ‘69 Charger. Jr. High Science...... Vic Jacobson Berwyn Peterson, ‘40 Olds. Doug Smith, ‘25 T-Bucket; Best Merc: Carole Enfi eld, and reduced lunch applications Social Science...... Andy Long Runner up: Joe Kripal, ‘48. John Kripal, ‘33 Ford. ‘50 Merc. can be picked up at the high Social Science...... Justin Bomar 50-59 Stock: 1st-Glenn 50-59 Mod: 1st-Leroy Best Orphan: Joan Kirchoff, school offi ce. If you received Spanish...... Florina Cruz Kirchoff, ‘57 Pontiac. Meints, ‘55 Ford Wagon. ‘65 G.Touring. free or reduced lunches last Special Education.....Laurie Fisher 60-69 Stock: 1st-Scott Runner up: Carole Enfi eld, Best Olds: Beryn Petersen, ‘50 Merc; Roger Berg, ‘51 ‘40 Olds. year, you will receive the form Special Education...... Tina Kyker Harms, ‘69 Mustang. Runners Vocal Music...... Samuel Zitterkopf up: Dale Bowman, ‘62 Chevy; Chevy. Best Plymouth: Rick/Diane in the mail. Please return the Joan Kirchoff, ‘65 Pontiac; 60-69 Mod: 1st-Daryl Le- Walters, ‘70 Road Runner. forms to the high school offi ce Ag...... Rachel Eickman Charles Cossart, ‘66 Chevy. vendowsky, ‘69 Charger. Best Pontiac: Glenn Kir- before the fi rst day of school if 70-79 Stock: 1st-Lon Ur- Runners up: Don Gradeker, choff, ‘57 Starchief. bauer, ‘70 Chevelle. ‘65 Chevy; Adm Bowman, Nrdy Muscle Car: Bruce you want benefi ts to begin on 90 and Up Stock: 1st-Roger ‘67 Chevy; Ralph Myers, ‘64 Webbe, ‘68 Camero. the fi rst day. Otherwise, benifi ts Elementary School: Bohling, ‘93 Firebird. Chevy.. Veteran’s Award: Craig will begin the day the applica- Preschool...... Michelle Souerdyke Convertibles: 1st-Bruce 70-79 Mod: 1st-SPatrick Pierce, Tim Cahill, ‘71 GMC tion is received and approved. Preschool...... Megan Heitmann Webbe, ‘68 Camaro. Runners Capek, ‘73 Mustang. Sprint. up: Rick Walters, ‘70 Road- 80-89 Mod: 1st-Logan Farthest Distance: Steve Kindergarten...... Jessa Klute runner; Avery Drohmann, ‘02 Thieme, ‘89 Camero. Breazeale, 235 miles, ‘37 Bus Information Kindergarten...... Amy Tietjen Mustang; Merlyn Pohlmann, Engine Stock: Ron Duess- Chevy. 1st Grade...... Jessica Flohr ‘74 Cadillac; Alan Kettlehut, ing, ‘54 F-250.. Peoples Choice - Top 5: Buses will run opening day of 1st Grade...... Diane Jacobson ‘66 Chevy. Engine Mod: Troy Hayes, Steve Breazeale, ‘37 Chevy; school, Sept. 6. Bus schedules 2nd Grade...... Rhonda Starbuck Original Unrestored: 1st- ‘84 Camero. Bruce Webbe, ‘68 Camero; will remain the same as last year. 2nd Grade...... Julie Marshal Ray Lykins, ‘71 Charger. Interior Stock: Hunter Claire Shotsman, Pedal Car; 3rd Grade...... Keri Heinrichs Foreign: Clarence Saatoff, Matheson, ‘88 Camero. Charles Cossart, ‘66 Chevy; Any new rural patrons wishing to ‘75 Volvo.. Interior Mod: Steve Patrick Capek, ‘73 Mustang. ride the bus should contact the 3rd Grade...... Jane Dodes Project Vehicles: 1st-Zach Breazeale, ‘37 Chevy. Herb Wiedel Memorial director of transportation, Den- 4th Grade...... Becky Hulse Nabity, ‘79 Ford pickup. Run- Paint Stock: Ray Lykins, Award: Glenn Kirchoff, ‘57 ny Fangmeier at 402-768-1388. 4th Grade...... Eric Uher ners up: Kirtis Wiemers, ‘80 ‘71 Charger. Pontiac. 5th Grade...... Lisa Wiedel Dodge pickup; Dean Shots- Paint Mod: Leroy Meints, Best of Show (Fair Board/ 5th Grade...... Scott Hill man, ‘77 Pontiac. ‘55 Ford. Mayor’s Choice): Stock: First Day of School 6th Grade...... Clint Havel Special Interest: Motor- Best GM: Tom Kirchner, Scott Harms, ‘69 Mustang; cycles: Hunter Matheson, ‘58 Apache. Modifi ed: Patrick Capek, ‘73 All students report to their respec- 6th Grade...... Deb Vorderstrasse ‘80 Harley. Runner up: Aaron Best Ford: Scott Harms, ‘69 Mustang. tive building at 8:15 a.m. Classes Guidance Couselor.....Kathy Brzon Buckles, ‘84 Kawasaki; Eric will be dismissed at 3:35 for the Physical Education..Dan Desmond Mathesen, ‘02 Harley. Drag: Physical Education.....Brett Larson 1st-Troy Hayes, ‘84 Camero. Thayer County Fair 28th Annual Car, Pickup, Antique Tractor Show elementary school and 3:41 p.m. Special Education...... Paige Hinz Race: 1st-Brady Larkins, ‘85 Great Show! 69 Entries for the Jr. and Sr. high school. Speech Therapist..Lisa Richardson Buick Regal. Pedal car: 1st- Big Thanks to All Our Great Sponsors! Title Math & Reading...Holly Mumm Claire Shotsman, ‘55. Corvettes 80 Down: 1st- -- Park/Playground Flood Rebuilding Benefi t -- Schedule Vocal Music...... Samuel Zitterkopf Neil Wiedel, ‘70 Vette. Emily Seifert Alexandria: Dale Baden Ser.; Belvidere: Williams Drilling, Thayer Co. Muse- Sept. 6...... First Day of School Corvettes 81 and Up: 1st- um Fall Fest Car, Pickup, Tractor Show; Bruning:Norder Ag, Bruning Grain & Dave Lovercheck, ‘12 Vette. Feed, Bruning State Bank, Bruning Lumber, Bruning Grocery; Byron: Byron Nov. 4...... No School, Runner up: Don Quissin, ‘99 State Bank, Tillie’s Bar & Grill, Moeller Electric, Wenske Repair LLC; Carleton: Teacher Inservice Vette; Gary Clers, ‘04 Vette; Citizen’s State Bank, Petersen LP Gas, Cargill; Chester: AGP, Al’s Ag Repair, Nov. 24-25...... No School, Don Kauk, ‘98 Vette; Randy Western National Bank, Crop Production Service, R.J. Woods Cabinet Shop; Thanksgiving Vacation Hitchcock, ‘88 Vette; Wes/De- Davenport: CPS, CJ Tire, Cornerstone Bank, Jerry’s Body Shop, Davenport lores Hitchcock, ‘92 Vette. Building & Supply, Kennel Seed & Ag.; Deshler: Watson Auto Supply & Sales, Dec. 24 - Jan. 2...... No School, 2WD Pickups, Stock: 1st- Deshler Motors, Reinke Manufacturing, Spring Creek Ag., South Central Irriga- Christmas Vacation Jay Buckles, ‘95 Dodge. tion, Arend’s Family Foods, City of Deshler Park and Pool, C & M Supply, The Jan. 3...... School Resumes Runner up: Ron Duensing, Wheelhouse, CPS; Schleif Heating & Air, Spring Creek Vet Clinic, Gary Thomp- ‘54 Ford. son Agency, BHI Auction Ser.; Gilead: Pioneers Inn Hebron: Blue Vally Bowl, Feb. 15...... No School, 2WD Pickups, Mods: 1st- Rauner Repair, Jim Hergott Const., Matt’s Body Shop, Dick Walsh Ins., Ac- Parent/Teacher Conferences Tom Kirchner, ‘58 Chevy. tion Auto, The Bottle Shop, Linton Small Eng., Sack Lumber, Tom Posey Real Mar. 17...... No School, Runners up: Tim Cahill, ‘71 Estate, Fat Jack’s/Western Auto, Norder Ag., Good 2 Go Pizza/Valentino’s, Spring Break GMC Sprint; Brade Jarchow, Dale Bowman Salvage, Priefert Pharmacy, Murray/Johnson Attorneys, True ‘40 Chevy; Larry Setlek, ‘78 Value, Merle’s Bait & Tackle, Murel’s Auction House, Farm Bureau Insur- April 14...... No School, Chevy; Gerry Zimmerman, ance, 81 Trailer Sales, Pallet-able Creations, Richard Dodes/DBA/Fast Turn, Easter Break ‘70 El Camino; Wayne Kren- Mike Thieme Family, Hwy 81 Autos, Buildings and Pawn, Amanda’s Cottage, Hergott Precision Ag, Landmark Implement, Heartland of America Truck Fest/ May 18...... Students’ Last Day ke, ‘48 Ford; Ken Effenbeck, July 4th, MetalQuest LLC, T.C. Fair Care Show; Hubbell: The Acreage Steak- ‘46 Chevy. house; Out of County Sponsors/Friends: Belleville, Kan. - Melton Motors; 4x4s: 1st-Lonnie Goble, ‘85 Hastings - Hastings Tribune; Fairbury - Big Jer’s Toys, KGMT/KUTT Radio; Chevy. Runner up: Shane Day, Nelson - Pleasure Cruisers Car Club; Ruskin - Petersen Auto, Schultz Diesel; ‘85 Chevy; Brandon Gehle, Superior - A1 Collision Repair/Jeff Guikey, Alexander Auto Sales, Hanson Auto- ‘72 Chevy. motive, Ray’s Auto Sales; Nebraska/Iowa Car Council Events Book. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 20 & Under Youth: 1st- Aaron Buckles, ‘02 Mustang. Special Thanks To: Our helpers, Thayer County Fair Board, Dave/Helen Wat- Runners up: Hunter Mtheson, son, Glenn/Joane Kirchoff, Logan/James Thieme, Kent Higel, Steve/Jeff Drohm- AVAILABLE AT: ‘88 Camero; Laethin Broutk, an, Paul Wagoner, D. Ross, Kevin/Tina Harding, Matt/Kristy/Zack Nabity, Bill ‘97 Mustang. Calaghan, and Sue Hoffmann! Antique Tractors: 1st-Neil www.thayercentral.org Wiedel, ‘69 J. Deere. Runners up: Glenn Kirchoff, ‘59 Oli- Special Thanks to All Entrants! ver; Joe Patterson, ‘58 Massey See You at Next Year’s Fair! Cruise On! Fergison; Brandon Gehle, two ‘60s J. Deeres. 8A - Wednesday, August 10, 2016 - The Hebron Journal-Register Public Notices Commissioners Witness Fees...... $2,158.00 Sheriff Fees ...... $97.87 Windstream Bear Graphics Inc Thomson Reuters-West Phone Service ...... $301.18 NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE OF Proceedings Ofc Supplies ...... $33.88 Subscription...... $615.00 Visitor Committee Fund MEETING TRUSTEE’S SALE August 3, 2016 BCBS Of Nebraska Tires-N-Service For You Courtside Marketing THAYER COUNTY The following described The Thayer County Board of Health Insurance ....$15,361.58 Tires/Repair ...... $255.85 Advertising...... $1,094.00 BOARD OF property will be sold at public Commissioners met in open and Blue Valley Door Co Inc True Value Hardware Precision sign & Graphics LLC auction to the highest bidder public session, in the commis- COMMISSIONERS Overhead Door...... $4,226.00 Supplies...... $212.99 Banner...... $100.00 at the East door of the Thayer sioner’s room of the courthouse, County Courthouse, Thayer Bruning State Bank University Of Nebraska-Lincoln Victory Too LLC at 9:00 a.m. on August 3, 2016. Notice is hereby given County, Nebraska on the 8th Health Savings ...... $200.00 Mileage...... $168.58 Porch Swing ...... $350.00 Present were Commissioners that the meeting of the day of September, 2016 at 1:00 Byron State Bank U.S. Bank Reg. of Deeds Preservation Fd Dave Bruning, Chris Frye, Dean Thayer County Board of o’clock P.M.: Health Savings ...... $300.00 Supplies...... $6.68 MIPS Inc Krueger and County Clerk, Marie Commissioners will be held Lot Eighteen (18), Block Byron State Bank Verizon Wireless Deeds Online...... $104.30 One (1), Better Homes Addi- Rauner. on Wednesday, August Health Savings ...... $100.00 Cell Phone Svc...... $213.38 Inheritance Fund tion to Hebron, Thayer County, Dave Bruning, chairman of the 17, 2016 in the Thayer Cash-Wa Distributing Watch Guard Video Nebraska Dept Of Roads Nebraska, more commonly board, called the meeting to order. County Courthouse, 2nd Supplies...... $232.24 Radio Equip...... $27.00 Bridges ...... $126,047.30 known as: 128 Memorial Drive, Public meeting laws are posted ÀRRU +HEURQ 1HEUDVND Central Market Inc Daniel L Werner PC LLO E911 Wireless Fund Hebron, NE 68370. and available on the north wall of The meeting of the Board Supplies...... $757.29 Reimbursement ...... $21.66 Windstream The property is being sold the meeting room in compliance “as is” and subject to any un- Child Advocacy Center Windstream E911 Phone Svc...... $597.62 of Commissioners will be- with Nebraska statutes. paid real estate taxes, assess- Annual Costs ...... $2,062.00 Phone Service ...... $1,995.82 Emergency Management Fund JLQDWDP7KHPHHW- The minutes from the previous ments and any lien or interest Citizens State Bank Xiteck Technology Solutions Inc. Ameritas-Vision LQJVDUHRSHQWRWKHSXEOLF meeting were mailed to the com- superior in right which may Health Savings ...... $100.00 Contract Svcs ...... $4,250.00 Vision Insurance...... $9.56 7KH DJHQGD LV NHSW FRQ- missioners for review. Chris Frye affect the subject property. City Of Hebron Road/Bridge Fund Ameritas Group-Dental tinually current and is avail- The highest bidder will deposit moved and Dave Bruning sec- Utilities...... $3,492.69 Ace Irrigation & Mfg Co Inc Dental Insurance ...... $14.54 able for public inspection in $500.00 in cash or certified onded to approve the minutes from Angela L Comeau Culverts ...... $415.80 BCBS Of Nebraska WKH 7KD\HU &RXQW\ &OHUN¶V funds with the Trustee at the the July 20, 2016 meeting. Result Court Reporter...... $139.50 Action Auto Supply Health Insurance ...... $440.70 2I¿FH 5RRP  7KD\HU time of the sale, which shall of vote: Frye-yes, Bruning-yes, Commercial Bank Repair Parts...... $507.06 Gis Workshop Inc &RXQW\ &RXUWKRXVH +H- be non-refundable, and the and Krueger-yes. Motion carried. Health Savings ...... $100.00 American Family Insurance Gis Support...... $2,786.25 EURQ1( remaining amount due must George Gerdes, Thayer County Arlene Corliss Bp78 ...... $134.87 Mutual Of Omaha #G000502F 0DULH(5DXQHU be paid in cash or certified Road Superintendent, met with funds to the Trustee by 4:00 Prior Service...... $11.00 Ameritas-Vision Life Insurance...... $1.53 7KD\HU&RXQW\&OHUN the commissioners to discuss p.m. on the day of the sale; Cornerstone Bank-Hsa’S Vision Insurance...... $42.16 Nebraska Dept. Of Revenue ongoing road projects and give a =1(=W except this requirement is Health Savings ...... $100.00 Ameritas Group-Dental State Taxes...... $45.49 department update. waived when the highest bid- Health Savings Accounts...... Dental Insurance ...... $410.24 Page My Cell LLC der is the current Beneficiary. Commissioner Chris Frye moved Health Savings ...... $300.00 Aurora Cooperative Elevator Co Contract Svs...... $2,500.00 The successful bidder shall the adoption of the following: NOTICE OF PUBLIC Das State Acctg-Ctr. Finance Equip Fuel ...... $1,857.30 Retirement Plans Div. 002812 be responsible for applicable Resolution #1795 HEARING Teletype Svc ...... $653.80 Auto Value Parts Store Retirement...... $174.20 transfer fees or taxes including A resolution is hereby submitted The Thayer County Zon- The Decorating Center Shop Supplies ...... $74.99 Shell Good 2 Go the documentary stamp tax. to the Thayer County Board of ing and Planning Com- Assessor Splys ...... $349.00 Robert B Barton Pickup Fuel...... $36.02 DATED 27th day of July, Commissioners, on this 3rd day mission will hold a public Deshler Rustler Prior Service...... $12.00 Thayer County Bank 2016. of August, 2016, for authoriza- STEFFI A. SWANSON, Print/Publish ...... $1,005.01 BCBS Of Nebraska Federal Taxes...... $370.83 hearing Thursday August tion to install stop signs at the Substitute Trustee (15606) Diode Communications Health Insurance ....$10,240.65 Tires-N-Service For You 25 at 8:15 PM. in the Club- Northwest corner of Section 7, ZNEZ Wk30-5t Internet Svc ...... $109.47 Central Market Inc Trailer Repair...... $80.50 room (BASEMENT) of the Township 4 North, Range 2 West (DNHV2I¿FH6ROXWLRQV Shop Supplies ...... $108.04 Verizon Wireless Courthouse in Hebron, and Southeast corner of Section Ofc Supplies ...... $1,083.24 City Of Hebron Cell Phone Svc...... $118.07 NE. At the public hearing 1, Township 4 North, Range 3 Electronic Systems, Inc Utilities...... $368.24 Windstream the Planning Commission West. And, remove stop signs at Inspection ...... $45.00 Colonial Life Eoc Phone Svc...... $220.04 shall solicit and allow public IN THE DISTRICT the Southwest corner of Section Crystal Fangmeier Thayer Co 125...... $19.00 Noxious Weed Fund comments on the Condi- COURT OF THAYER 6, Township 4, Range 2, and the July Expenses ...... $318.76 Crop Production Services Inc American Family Insurance tional Use Application from COUNTY, NEBRASKA Northeast corner of Section 12, Jessica Chelsey Ploski, Chris D Frye Equip Fuel ...... $1,774.66 Bp78 ...... $34.71 Aksamit Energy Develop- Township 4, Range 3. Plaintiff July Expenses ...... $58.32 Deshler Municipal Utilities Ameritas-Vision ment to have constructed George Gerdes, Thayer County vs. Germer, Murray & Johnson Utilities...... $34.00 Vision Insurance...... $4.18 a 199 foot tall Wind Data Highway Superintendent, made an Heath Lucas Ploski, Attorney Fees ...... $2,539.70 Deshler Rustler Ameritas Group-Dental Measurement Tower in the Defendant investigation of said intersection, Gis Workshop Inc Print/Publish ...... $135.00 Dental Insurance ...... $29.08 SE1/4 of 7-3-1. The ex- Notice of Divorce Proceed- and determined that the stop sign Contract Svs...... $8,710.00 (DNHV2I¿FH6ROXWLRQV BCBS Of Nebraska act location of said tower ing changes were needed. Jeffrey P Goltz Attorney At Law Ofc Supplies ...... $11.94 Health Insurance ...... $832.22 is 40.239706 Latitude and Case No. CI 16-22 Commissioner Dave Bruning Attorney Fees ...... $54.00 Fairbury Light & Water Dept Colonial Life To Heath Lucas Ploski, seconded the motion. Dated this -97.464611 Longitude us- NE Health & Human Services Utilities...... $38.00 After Tax...... $10.83 whose whereabouts are un- 3rd day of August, 2016. ing GPS. Regional Cntr...... $90.00 Foley Industries Health Savings Accounts known upon whom personal /s/ Marie E. Rauner service of summons cannot Healthplan Services Inc Repair Parts...... $1,322.88 Health Savings ...... $50.00 Attest: County Clerk Maps and other documents be had, and is the defendant Admin Fee ...... $20.00 Hebron Electric & Air Cond. Deshler Electric /s/Dave Bruning are available for viewing in in said proceedings: Hebron Journal-Register Repair Labor...... $81.25 Supplies...... $11.08 /s/ Chris Frye WKH&RXQW\&OHUN¶VRI¿FH You are notified that on May Subscription...... $34.00 Hebron Glass&Upholstery Shop Deshler Motors 24, 2016, Plaintiff, Jessica /s/ Dean Krueger Hebron Journal-Register Parts & Labor...... $127.88 Pickup Tow ...... $120.00 Chelsey Ploski, filed a Com- Thayer County Commissioners Chris Frye Administrator; Print/Publish ...... $259.88 Hebron Implement Inc Deshler Municipal Utilities plaint against you in the Dis- Sandy Morrissey, Director of Thayer County Hometown Leasing Repair Parts...... $2.35 Utilities...... $194.83 trict Court of Thayer County, the Regional Prevention Coali- Zoning and Planning Copier Lease ...... $741.38 Hebron Journal-Register Deshler Rustler Nebraska, at Case No. 16-22, tion, and Scott Stemper, met with ZNEZ 1t-32 -HIIHUVRQ&RXQW\6KHULII¶62I¿FH Print/Publish ...... $162.00 Help Wanted Ad...... $11.75 the object of which is to obtain the board to discuss the county’s Court Costs...... $1,419.00 Hein Construction LLC Great Plains Communications Inc a dissolution of marriage on participation and organizations for the ground that the marriage Karla Joe Asphaltic ...... $10,318.60 Phone/Internet...... $142.77 the coalition activities. is irretrievably broken and to July Expenses ...... $39.96 Richard Heinrichs Doug Grupe NOTICE Bob Sleight, Chief Deputy State obtain an equitable division Tammy Johnson Prior Service...... $14.00 Prior Service...... $20.00 IN THE COUNTY Fire Marshal, and the local State COURT OF THAYER of the property, among other July Expenses ...... $165.99 Heyen Oil Co Hebron Journal-Register things. Fire Inspector, met with the com- COUNTY, NEBRASKA Scott Karmazin Equip Fuel ...... $1,510.32 Help Wanted Ad...... $16.75 You are required to answer missioners to discuss the Plan Estate of Ofc Supplies ...... $118.69 Husker Steel Inc Mutual Of Omaha #G000502F said Complaint on or before of Corrections from the 2012 Charles R. Kleveland, Kass Ford Sales Steel Products ...... $32,761.00 Life Insurance...... $3.88 September 10, 2016, or said inspection. a/k/a Charles Kleveland, Veh. Repairs...... $42.00 John Deere Financial Nebraska Dept. Of Revenue Complaint against you will be Michael Burcham, Thayer County Deceased, Steven J Kraviec, P.C., L.L.O. Repair Parts...... $166.44 State Taxes...... $121.07 Estate No. PR 16-9 taken as true. Health Service CEO, did not make Attorney Fees ...... $1,730.38 KS Pymt. Ctr. Dg10Dm000243 Retirement Plans Div. 002812 Notice is hereby given that Jessica Chelsey Ploski his appointment with the board. 141 Meridian Road Linton Small Engine Garnishment...... $303.69 Retirement...... $339.66 the Personal Representatives Chris Frye made a motion, and Bruning, NE 68322 2016 Mower...... $11,574.95 Kully Pipe & Steel Supply Thayer County Bank has filed a Final Report of her Dean Krueger seconded, to sign ZNEZ Wk30-3t Mass Mutual Retiremt. Services Bridge Splys ...... $1,189.33 Federal Taxes...... $858.54 administration and a Formal the Memorandum of Understand- Deferred Comp...... $1,011.24 Lichti Oil Co Inc Windstream Closing Petition for Complete ing, between the State of Nebraska Settlement and For Determina- Nancy C. McLaughlin Equip Fuel ...... $28,315.96 Phone# Listing...... $4.99 Department of Veterans Affairs, tion of Inheritance Tax which Prior Service...... $11.00 Loup Valley Lighting, Inc Historical Society Fund and Thayer County for the VE- has been set for hearing on the Stacey McLaughlin Shop Supplies ...... $376.00 NE Department Of Revenue TRASPEC system. VETRASPEC 22nd day of August, 2016, at Witness Fees...... $4.86 Mass Mutual Retiremt. Services State Taxes...... $3.19 NOW is a secure web-based application 10:45 o’clock a.m. Stacey McLaughlin, Clk Dist Court Deferred Comp...... $50.00 Norris Public Power District Vicki L. Jarchow that the Nebraska Dept. of Veter- Court Costs...... $32.00 Mathiesen Tri-Gas Utilities...... $283.98 Clerk Magistrate ans Affairs has purchased, and 0LFUR¿OP,PDJLQJ6\VWHPV,QF Welding Splys...... $311.82 Thayer County Bank Thayer County Court ACCEPTING implemented, as a web based E-Share Doc...... $145.00 M.B.R. Empe Fica ...... $55.50 Thayer County Courthouse information system, to track Midwest Bank Steel Products ...... $453.74 True Value Hardware 225 North 4th St., Ste. 203 and assist veterans and eligible Debit and Health Savings ...... $200.00 MIPS Inc Supplies...... $10.18 Hebron, NE 68370 dependents, in accessing all Jacie Milius Data Process...... $128.05 Windstream (402) 768-6325 EHQH¿WVRIZKLFKWKH\DUHE\ODZ William L. Navis, #13012 Credit Cards July Expenses ...... $5.00 Mutual Of Omaha #G000502F Phone Service ...... $120.28 entitled. Result of vote: Frye-yes, 1802 M St., P.O. Box 466 Call in your MIPS Inc Life Insurance...... $51.47 E911 Fund Krueger-yes, and Bruning-yes. Belleville, KS 66935 Data Process...... $2,598.38 Ne Child Support Pymt. Center Sourcegas LLC Subscription Renewals Motion carried. (785) 527-2263 Moeller Electric, Inc Empe Ne Child ...... $182.31 Generator Gas...... $29.79 ZNEZ Wk31-3t and Classifi eds! The board was notified by Repairs ...... $50.00 Nebraska Dept. Of Revenue Windstream the Thayer County Treasurer Kaye D Mussman State Taxes...... $852.77 E911 Phone Svc...... $434.55 that Midwest Bank released July Expenses ...... $171.12 NMC Exchange LLC There being no other business pledge security #3128NVK84, and Mutual Of Omaha #G000502F Repair Parts...... $351.61 to come before the board, the #3128UG2M8 to be replaced by Life Insurance...... $79.68 Norris Public Power District chairman adjourned the meeting pledge #70531. Nebraska Depart. Of Revenue Utilities...... $129.60 at 12:25. The board will convene SENDD submitted a dues State Taxes...... $1,375.41 Paramount Linen & Uniform on August 17, 2016, at 9:00 am. request for 2016-2017. Dean Nebraska Emerg. Medicine Pc Shop Supplies ...... $195.25 I, the undersigned County Clerk, Krueger moved, and Chris Frye Prisoner Meds ...... $1,002.19 Petersen Lp Gas in and for the County of Thayer, seconded, to approve the re- 1HPDKD&R6KHULII¶62I¿FH ...... Equip Fuel ...... $7,457.54 hereby certify that all the sub- quest for $6,909.00. Result of 911 Cost Share...... $178.48 Power Plan jects, included in the foregoing vote: Krueger-yes, Frye-yes, and Nsa/Poan Conference Repair Parts...... $4,040.30 proceedings, were contained Bruning-yes. Motion carried. No Registration ...... $100.00 Retirement Plans Div. 002812 on the agenda for the meeting, action was taken on the request O’Keefe Elevator Company, Inc . Retirement...... $3,277.46 and kept continually current, and for housing dues. Svc Agreement ...... $529.54 Reynolds Oil Co were contained, on said agenda, Gary Watson, courthouse Norma Oliver Equip Fuel ...... $2,532.30 for at least 24 hours prior to said maintenance, met with the com- Prior Service...... $25.00 Sack Lumber Company meeting. The agenda is available missioners to discuss the status Paper Tiger Shredding Inc Bridge Splys ...... $249.98 IRUWKHSXEOLFLQWKHRI¿FHRIWKH of projects planned around the Ch Pickup ...... $35.00 Sahling Kenworth, Inc Thayer County Clerk. A notice of courthouse grounds. 3ROLFH2I¿FHUV¶$VVRF2I1H...... Repair Parts...... $266.41 said meeting was published in the Chris Frye made a motion, and Lec Supplies...... $24.00 Laverne Schoof Hebron Journal Register, and the Dean Krueger seconded, to ap- Quill Corporation Prior Service...... $12.00 Deshler Rustler. prove the salary claims being Ofc Supplies ...... $245.41 Simon Contractors processed by the county clerk. 5HJLRQ9&HQWUDO2I¿FH Bridges ...... $82,593.00 These proceedings have been Result of vote: Frye-yes, Krueger- Qtr Funding...... $2,326.50 Sos Portable Toilets Inc written and available for public yes, and Bruning-yes. Motion Region V Systems June Service...... $107.50 inspection within 10 working days carried. County Funding ...... $7,923.00 Sourcegas LLC and prior to the next convened General...... $72,133.91 Region V Systems Heating Fuel ...... $39.18 meeting. The complete text of Road/Bridge...... $44,395.65 Epc Billing...... $965.00 Speece Lewis Engineers Inc resolutions and agreements is Emergency Mgmt ...... $2,227.50 Retirement Plans Div. 002812 Engineering Fs ...... $19,307.94 DYDLODEOHLQWKHRI¿FHRIWKH7KD\HU Noxious Weed ...... $4,529.55 Retirement...... $5,770.61 Thayer County Bank County Clerk. Historical Society...... $390.25 Sourcegas LLC Federal Taxes...... $7,127.51 Each commissioner signed the Chris Frye made a motion, and Heating Fuels ...... $134.82 Thayer County Bank agenda stating a copy was re- Dave Bruning seconded, to ap- Dept Correctional Svcs Health Savings ...... $150.00 ceived in the mail. Said agenda prove the vendor claims being Prisoner Board...... $2,666.85 Tires-N-Service For You LV RQ ¿OH LQ WKH 7KD\HU &RXQW\ processed by the county clerk. Re- Staybridge Suites Lincoln I-80 Tires-Repair...... $50.00 &OHUN¶VRI¿FH sult of vote: Frye-yes, Bruning-yes, Lodging...... $51.00 True Value Hardware /s/Dave Bruning, Chair. of Board and Krueger-yes. Motion carried. Telvent Dtn Llc Supplies...... $169.77 /s/Marie E. Rauner, County Clerk General Fund Dtn Qtr Costs...... $375.00 Verizon Wireless Equal Employment Opportunity Alamar Uniforms Thayer County Health Services Cell Phone Svc...... $48.46 Statement Uniforms ...... $174.98 Prisoner Med ...... $88.58 Village Of Chester Thayer County does not discrimi- American Family Insurance Thayer County Attorney Trust Acc’t Utilities...... $10.20 nate on the basis of race, color, Bp78 ...... $562.75 Transcripts...... $50.00 Village Of Davenport national origin, sex, religion, age Ameritas-Vision Thayer County Bank Utilities...... $9.46 or disability in employment or the Vision Insurance...... $143.24 Federal Taxes...... $11,548.79 Village Of Hubbell provision of services. Ameritas Group - Dental Thayer County Bank Utilities...... $10.00 Commissioner agenda and Dental Insurance ...... $744.30 Health Savings ...... $900.00 Watson Auto Supply minutes are available at www. Associated Psychologists Thayer County Sheriff Repair Parts...... $143.49 thayercounty.ne.gov The Hebron Journal-Register - Wednesday, August 10, 2016 - 9A

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In my scientifi c evidence concluded the hospitals they entrust with neighborhood, New York that in 2013 medical errors their lives or those of their City’s Mt Sinai Hospital has were the third-leading cause of family members. used banner ads on the street death in the U.S. behind heart The overall star ratings, the to create an awareness of the disease and cancer. fi rst for CMS, are a composite hospital, which received only a That’s cause for alarm and of 64 measures the govern- mediocre three-star rating. may be a reason why CMS ment has used the past few Those of us who have didn’t bow to political pressure years to rate hospital perfor- written about hospitals know this time. mance. They include factors that smart patients need to Jordan Rau, a staffer at such as complication rates for look way beyond the nightly Kaiser Health News who has advertising on TV. Richard Swenson took newspapers with him on his teaching mission to Mongolia. The Mon- patients who’ve had knee and written about the evolution golian high school teachers enjoyed reading the advertisements. Swenson left the newspapers hip replacement surgery, uri- Medicare often caves in to of hospital ratings, told me nary tract infections associated healthcare industry demands the stars may infl uence low- with the teachers, who will use them in their classes. with catheter use, death rates and has backed off many rated hospitals to improve read the advertisements. “Many Mongolians still live Swenson did attend church among patients with serious proposed rules that powerful their scores. He also showed the teachers in round, tent-like structures,” services twice among a small but treatable complications doctors, hospitals, and drug Hospitals may also fear that a Lincoln newspaper. he said. The structures are congregation of 20 people, after surgery, and patients’ companies opposed. But it consumers will see the stars, “They like to see what’s called “gers,” and sound like who sat around a table and reported experience with isn’t pulling any punches on which are easy to understand, for sale in the grocery store the word, “air.” told of their Christian experi- their care. this one despite attempted dig into the numbers behind and what jobs are available. The gers are movable. ences. Only 102 hospitals out of roadblocks. Last April some them, ask questions, and per- They were really interested in Swenson was interested in The group also traveled the the 3,600 rated received fi ve 200 members of the House of haps choose other facilities the real estate ads,” Swenson the solar panels outside the country and learned of the stars, and they included less Representatives and 60 U.S. if they can. If that happens, said. gers that generated electricity people in western Mongolia, well-known specialty facili- senators sent letters to CMS CEOs may feel mighty un- He gave the newspapers to and satellite television. who use eagles to hunt. ties such as Lincoln Surgical urging delay in releasing the comfortable going before the teacher-students, who will It was modern, he said, and They are trained like fal- Hospital in Lincoln, and the star ratings. their boards and explaining use them in their classes. The the vehicles were modern as cons, Swenson said. Orthopaedic Hospital of Lu- They argued that the ratings why they received only one Hebron newspaper featured well. In northern Mongolia, the theran Health Network in Ft. may not take into account that or two stars. the story on Hebron becom- He said weather called for a people raise reindeer and Wayne, Indiana. many hospitals treat low-in- Medicare has also just re- ing Nebraska’s Porch Swing jacket in the morning, but by live in teepees. The reindeer Medicare gave 129 hospi- come patients with complex leased the names of hospitals Capital. the afternoon, the temperature provide milk and meat and are tals one star. They included conditions and, thus, may not required to pay monetary Swenson said he enjoyed was up to 75 degrees. used as draft animals, much two prominent hospitals in be fair to providers. “The star penalties for having more pa- learning about the Mongolian Mongolia looks like Wyo- like horses. Washington D.C. - MedStar system is an irresponsible slap tients than expected return to lifestyle. ming, Swenson said. Swenson has presented on Georgetown University Hos- in the face to America’s most the hospital. About one-third While there, he ate Mongo- “There are grasslands, hills his teaching travels before and pital and George Washington essential hospitals, those that of readmissions, considered lian foods. The diet focuses on and mountains. It was open is scheduled to speak at the University Hospital - as well as take in the sickest patients,” a marker of quality, are pre- beef, mutton and goat. range, so the bus had to slow Davenport Senior Center Aug. several hospitals in New York Dr. Eric Dickson, the chief ventable. The government “It leaves you wanting for down and wait for livestock 25 after the noon meal. City. Geisinger Medical Cen- executive of UMass Memorial looks at readmissions for such vegetables,” he said. to cross,” he said. ter in Danville, Pennsylvania, Health Care, told the Boston conditions as heart attacks, that health policy experts and Globe. His fl agship teaching pneumonia, and hip and knee politicians cite for exemplary hospital in Worcester, Massa- replacements. quality involving new ways chusetts, received one star. Clearly, if you’re planning a of delivering and coordinating But as Leah Binder who hospital stay for major surgery care, received a below-average heads The Leapfrog Group, or any reason, check both CMS two-star rating. which advocates for patient sites for the star ratings (https:// The ratings reveal a contra- safety, has noted on Forbes. kaiserhealthnews.fi les.word- diction between scientifi cally com, the letter sent by the press.com/2016/07/hospital- measured evidence and the senators did not mention stars-july-2016-pdf1.pdf) and advertising hospitals use to responsibility to patients the readmissions penalties build their brand. Hospitals who may suffer harm in a (https://kaiserhealthnews. like to tell their communities hospital. The British Medical fi les.wordpress.com/2016/08/ medicarereadmissionpenaltie- syear5_pdf_fi nal1.pdf). Examining the ratings for facilities you are considering should either give you peace of mind-although nothing is guaranteed in the patient safety business-or cause for concern. My advice: see how the “stars” align before you’re a patient at any hospital. What’s been your experi- ence fi nding a good hospital or with hospitals where you or a family member have experienced a medical er- ror? Write to Trudy at trudy. [email protected].

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