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Courthouse News ...... 3 Banner-Argus ...... 7 Cards of Thanks ...... 4 Chester Herald ...... 11 Churches ...... 5 Classifi eds ...... 13 Football Contest ...... 10 J Sports ...... 9 75¢ egister Volume 139, Issue 44 14 Pages, One Section, Plus Supplements Wednesday, November 3, 2010 http://hebronjournalregister.comR ‘Mook’ Wilhelms Thayer County voters make picks inducted into Thayer County Election Commissioner Rebekah Davis-D ...... 305 Little Blue Natural Resources District NPA Hall of Fame Marie Rauner reported a 51 percent Dan Hill-P ...... 152 Board of Directors Subdistrict 2 voter turnout for the General Election. STATE TICKET Warren F. Brakhahn ...... 1104 Alton “Mook” Wilhelms was introduced to the newspaper in- Election poll workers didn’t report any Governor and Lt. Governor Little Blue Natural Resources District dustry in 1950 when he bought serious problems throughout the day. Heineman/Sheehy-R ...... 1537 Board of Directors Subdistrict 3 Unfortunately it was discovered that the the weekly Polk Progress. Last Meister/Boyle-D ...... 370 Edward Fleharty ...... 1120 weekend, the Master Editor- Chester Cemetery Levy Override issue Secretary of State Little Blue Natural Resources District was mistakenly left off of the rural split Publisher was inducted into the of the Chester ballot. John Gale-R ...... 1315 Board of Directors Subdistrict 4 Journalism 2010 Hall “I feel awful about the mistake and Janet Stewart-D ...... 404 John Rieckman ...... 1091 of Fame. I have to take full responsibility for it,” State Treasurer Little Blue Natural Resources District Five years after puchasing Rauner said. “Unfortunately with the -R ...... 1460 Board of Directors Subdistrict 5 the Polk newspaper, Mook sold current ballot publishers we have nu- Mark Stoj-D ...... 339 Richard Kahman ...... 1087 The Progress to Norris Alfred merous corrections to make and in one Attorney General Little Blue Natural Resources District and purchased the Stromsburg of the rechecks I just missed the fact Jon Bruning-R ...... 1619 Board of Directors Subdistrict 6 Headlight. In 1968 he purchased the Osceola Record and in 1972 Alton “Mook” Wilhelms that they removed this issue from that Auditor of Public Accounts Lyle Heinrichs ...... 1313 ballot split.” added the Shelby Sun. Mike Foley-R ...... 1422 Little Blue Natural Resources District The Headlight was a consis- Here are the unoffi cial results: Michele Sallach-Grace-L ...... 222 Board of Directors Subdistrict 7 tent winner in the Nebraska Press In 2002, Wilhelms was awarded CONGRESSIONAL TICKET Public Service Commissioner Joseph G. Hergott ...... 1376 contests winning fi rst place in the NPA Master Editor-Publisher District 3 Representative Rod Johnson-R ...... 1406 Little Blue Natural Resources District both Service to Agriculture and award and in 2009, he was named Adrian Smith-R ...... 1396 COUNTY TICKET Board of Directors Subdistrict 8 Community Service in 1962 and Journalist All-American by his County Commissioner Gene L. Thomas ...... 1159 in 1962-63 the paper won national alma mater Midland Lutheran David Bruning-R ...... 1160 Norris Public Power District honors in Service to Agriculture. College in Fremont. Dean Krueger-R ...... 1219 Board of Directors Subdivision 11 Wilhelms was president of the Wilhelms, currently living in Loren Peithmann-D ...... 434 Rodney Heinrichs ...... 896 NPAS (Nebraska Press Advertising Lincoln with his wife Ardis, is a Service) in 1962 and was elected Rosalie Lange-D ...... 590 Educational Service Unit #5 native of Bruning. president of NPA (Nebraska Press A staunch Nebraska football County Clerk Member of the Board District 1 Association) in 1970. fan, Wilhelms was elected to the Marie Rauner-R ...... 1709 Don L. Crowder ...... 1334 He believed the obligation of Nebraska Football Hall of Fame County Treasurer Educational Service Unit #5 a newspaper was to educate and Board of Directors in 1992. His Eileen M. Asche-R ...... 1667 Member of the Board District 3 entertain. His personal column, “Mutterings” column always end- County Assessor Darlene Pierce ...... 6 “Mutterings by Mook,” was writ- ed with “I’m a Nebraska football Karla Joe-R ...... 1631 South Central Public Power District ten for that purpose. fan. What makes you happy?” Set clocks back one hour County Attorney Board of Directors Subdivision 5 Daniel Werner-R ...... 1419 Larry Mikkelsen ...... 6 Clerk of the District Court Educational Service Unit #6 Stacey L. McLaughlin-R ...... 1638 Member of the Board District 3 Board of Education District 303 Todd R. Heinrichs ...... 61 County Sheriff Jan Myers ...... 3 Dwayne Wolfe ...... 75 Chester Cemetery Levy Tidbits David E. Lee-R ...... 1463 SCHOOL TICKET CITY TICKET Override ...... For-40 Against-21 Thayer County Weed Board Fairbury Public School City of Hebron Mayor Hubbell Village Board Football Contest... Kenneth Effenbeck ...... 1294 Board of Education District 8 Edward Bliss ...... 158 James Payne ...... 12 We’re down to the wire in the Robert Harms ...... 1243 Vickie Banahan ...... 9 Shane Day ...... 385 David R. Donan ...... 16 fi nal week of the Hebron Journal- NONPARTISAN TICKET Christine A. Ruzicka ...... 9 City of Hebron Byron Village Board Register football contest. The Legislature - District 32 Tammi L. Davis ...... 6 Councilmember Ward 1 Jaye Moeller ...... 22 fi nal entry form can be found Russell J. Karpisek ...... 1421 Thayer Central Community Schools Richard L. Koch ...... 132 Lyle D. Watkins ...... 23 on page 10. Board of Education-District 5 Board of Education District 70 City of Hebron Kevin Wollenberg ...... 24 This week each of the fi ve Patricia H. Timm ...... 1214 Tom Tipton ...... 720 Councilmember Ward 2 Carleton Village Board winners guessed 12 games of the Supreme Court Nate Casey ...... 744 Larry Fangmeier ...... 134 Cristine A. Smith ...... 20 correctly, meaning they missed Michael G. Heavican yes-989 no-415 Rick Hintz ...... 740 City of Hebron Vicki L. Williams ...... 23 four. Of those fi ve, four had the Judge of the Supreme Court District 5 Shickley Public Schools Councilmember Ward 3 William McPherson (write-in) ...... 15 same point spread picked in William M. Connolly yes-980 no-406 Board of Education District 54 Robert Dodes ...... 175 Davenport Village Board the tie-breaker; however each Judge of the Court of Appeals District 5 Chris Swartzendruber ...... 3 City of Hebron Airport Authority Justin Trapp ...... 92 picked Texas to win when it was, Everett O. Inbody ...... yes-926 no-429 Dan Miller ...... 4 Lenny Bowman ...... 422 Donovan Knigge ...... 76 in fact, Baylor, a guess Jim Boyer Judge of the Nebraska Workers’ Tiya Johnson ...... 2 City of Deshler Mayor Douglas B. Holtzen ...... 92 of Fairbury correctly placed. He, Compensation Court Les Schlegel ...... 3 Naomi Grupe ...... 212 Richard D. Lawson ...... 36 then, is the winner of the fi rst John R. Hoffert ...... yes-939 no-421 Kari Jo Alfs ...... 1 Alan Holle (withdrew) ...... 34 Bruning Village Board place prize this week. Michael P. Cavel ...... yes-894 no-411 John Mick ...... 3 City of Deshler Councilmember William Behmerwohld ...... 44 The other four will split the Ronald Brown ...... yes-902 no-401 Deshler Public Schools Jeanette Fintel ...... 117 Janet M. Bentley ...... 64 second and third place prizes. James R. Coe ...... yes-888 no-407 Board of Education District 60 Ray L Wharton ...... 136 James Hogeland ...... 76 Winners are Chris Connell, Judge of the County Court District 1 John Noojin ...... 326 City of Deshler Sales and Use Tax Larry W. Bowman ...... 38 J. Patrick McArdle ...yes-1075 no-431 Stan Hofts ...... 287 Fairbury; Dave Klaumann, For -119 ...... Against -136 Ryne Philippe ...... 51 Southeast Community College Ryan Buescher ...... 332 ILLAGE ICKET Alexandria Village Board Hebron; Bob Bacon, Hebron; V T For Board of Governors District 1 Davenport Public School Belvidere Village Board James Wassom ...... 422 and Rick Kassebaum, Hebron. Lynn Schluckebier ...... 1169 Board of Education District 47 Tom Priefert ...... 9 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS Chamber annual meeting... Little Blue Natural Resources District Michael Schroeder ...... 121 Randy Waldmeier ...... 10 Amendment 1: Change the powers of Board of Directors Subdistrict 1 Garry L. Grone ...... 109 Linda Hudson ...... 11 municipalities relating to fund sources for The Hebron Chamber of Neal Hoff ...... 402 Bruning Public Schools Gilead Village Board economic or industrial development. Commerce will hold its annual Randy Uhrmacher ...... 800 Board of Education District 94 Quint Rayburn ...... 7 For-935 Against-662 business meeting at the Hebron Jodi Weber ...... 178 Amendment 2: Abolish the offi ce Country Club, Thursday Nov. 4, Larry G. Whitton ...... 7 David Messman ...... 166 of the State Treasurer on January 8, at 7 p.m. Everyone is invited to Michael D. Dougherty ...... 6 Ted Norder ...... 170 attend. Corn yields down from Chester Village Board 2015. Meridian Public School Don Wassom ...... 57 For-502 Against-1177 TCCS holiday play... last year, but still high With cooperative weather, farmers The Thayer Central High are just about fi nished in the fi elds. School Players will present the According to the USDA’s Na- holiday classic, “A Christmas tional Agricultural Statistics Service, Carol,” in three performances Nebraska Field Offi ce, Nebraska’s Saturday, Nov. 6, and Monday, corn crop is forecast at 1.51 billion Nov. 8, in the High School gym- bushels, or four percent below last nasium. year’s record high. The Saturday performance will Join us as we take a look at Thayer be held at 7 p.m., while Monday County’s harvest, next week. will hold performances at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. All performances will feature Still useful after all a dessert bar during intermis- Outdated farm machinery is usu- sion. ally left abandoned in farm yards, rusting in the weeds, trees growing through the gears, laying there year ~Obituaries~ after year announcing its uselessness Buhl, Elnora L., 94, Hebron to anyone passing by, unless you MIesner, Verna L., 92, Deshler happen to be Harold Bleich. When he fi nds a piece of old equipment, ~Death Notice~ he sees potential, restoration, useful- ness. He sees the machine as it was Holmes, Evelyn L., 95, Deshler meant to be, then goes to work to make it so. WEATHER Eighteen years ago, the retired Date High/Low precip farmer decided to rebuild and refur- bish old farm machinery he already Courtesy Photo Tue., Oct 26 65/38 0 owned and other pieces he happened Tanner Bleich pulls an antique P&O rolling stalk chopper made in Canton, Ill., using a 1945 Allis Wed., Oct 27 59/29 0 to come across. What it led to is a Chalmers B tractor. Tanner was helping his grandfather, Harold Bleich, demonstrate refurbished farm Thu., Oct 28 62/31 0 hobby he has no intention of stop- Fri., Oct 29 74/38 0 machinery last month during Bleich’s third annual corn picking and corn shelling demonstration at the ping and an impressive collection of Jack Krakow farm in Hebron. “The rolling stalk chopper was pulled by horses, but we hooked it to a Sat., Oct 30 75/39 0 antique farm equipment. Sun., Oct 31 65/37 0 For a look at his story and his an- tractor instead,” Harold said. “It’s the piece I’m working on right now and still needs to be painted.” Mon., Nov 1 61/28 0 nual fi eld demonstration, see inside The chopper will be painted in its original red, white and blue colors. Bleich said the P&O company Courtesy of Mike Prellwitz this issue, page 12. was bought out by International. 2 - Wednesday, November 3, 2010 - The Hebron Journal-Register

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My Thoughts Exactly Message From The Governor By By Jacque Rocole Nebraska Governor Journal-Register News Director Global Dry Bean Promotions ible beans. markets. lead by Agriculture Director Help Nebraska Farmers Nebraska is one of the While in China this week, Greg Ibach. Others included Random thoughts this week... Nebraska businesses oper- leading states for dry ed- the group met with represen- Dr. Linda Boeckner, who is I’m not sure if it was the weather or a weekend day or the ate in a global marketplace. ible bean production, with tatives of the Food Science the Director of UNL’s Pan- afternoon as opposed to the evening hour, but the annual WAC In 2009 Nebraska compa- much of the production and and Technology Institute, handle Research Center and and Lions Club Halloween costume contest and parade was a nies exported $4.8 billion in processing located in the which is a government a registered dietitian; Leo huge success this year. I don’t believe I’ve seen that many kids products, with businesses in Panhandle. The Nebraska organization that has some Hoehn, who is a dry bean Canada, Mexico, Japan and Dry Bean Commission responsibility for looking at processor and member of and parents in attendance in the last decade. China our leading custom- recently has set its focus on new ways of processing ag- the Dry Bean Commission; By far the largest groups were 1-2 and 3-4 years of age, ers. When I traveled to Asia broadening its global market ricultural products, like dry which I personally hope means our population decline may have in 2007, I was amazed by share, in an effort to provide edible beans. They also met Stan Garbacz, the Nebraska bottomed out and we’re on the upswing. I take pictures of the the opportunities for our some price stability. with the Chinese Nutrition Department of Agriculture winners from all the divisions each year and for the fi rst time state’s businesses. I came China was targeted for Institute, an organization international trade repre- recorded only a handful of visiting kids. It’s a pleasure seeing away convinced that with action by the Dry Bean that is working toward im- sentative and Lynn Reuter, all the young folks living and raising their children here. targeted outreach and col- Commission because it is proving the diets of China’s executive secretary of the Photos of the winners can be found on page 8 inside. You’ll laboration, Nebraska could both a competitor in dry citizens. Dry Bean Commission. also fi nd them at http://hebronjournalregister.com. Just click continue to increase its share bean production, as well as Another appointment was The group was small. Each on photos in the heading banner. of the global marketplace. a growth market for con- with offi cials at Masterkong, participant contributed * * * Since that time, there sumption. The focus of the the largest manufacturer of signifi cantly to the overall have been numerous ac- visit was on educating key popular instant noodle cups. Another Halloween tradition in Hebron took place Sunday; base of knowledge needed tivities associated with trade government offi cials and The goal was to educate the igniting of combustible materials in the Lincoln Avenue for discussions. development in our state. I business representatives the company on the value I am highlighting this and 10th Street dip. This year, however, the regular prank had want to focus on an example about the nutritional value of incorporating dry edible a curious twist, in that it was brought to our attention adults trade visit because it repre- that occurred just this week. of dry edible beans and op- beans into their products. sents the collaborative, tar- were caught in the act of doing the deed. For years area teens A small team of representa- portunities to expand their This would increase the nu- geted effort that is important have taken the heat, pun intended, but now it would seem, for tives from the Nebraska usage in the Chinese diet. tritional value while opening this year anyway, adults are the culprits. Department of Agriculture The decision to move ahead a new marketing outlet for for Nebraska to maintain its competitiveness in an Most of us learned as children, lighting fi res in the City’s (NDA), the Nebraska Dry with this visit was made the beans. The group also ever-growing, global mar- streets is a big no-no...even more so with our very dry conditions Bean Commission and the after detailed discussions met with infl uential agencies ketplace. We must expand of late. If those from Sunday are indeed adults, they are too University of Nebraska- with a number of partners, within the Chinese Central our outreach and look at our big to spank, but how about a hand-slap? A verbal reprimand? Lincoln spent four days in including the Government that have direct trade partners in new ways if A citation? Beijing, China, in discus- Department of Agriculture, authority over dry bean sup- sions designed to grow the about the best opportunities ply management. we want to continue to grow * * * market for Nebraska dry ed- for growing dry edible bean The Nebraska team was our economy. And speaking of citations, dogs are freely roaming the streets again; people are getting pretty lax about taking care of their pets. And since citing them seems next to impossible, to all of you walkers, joggers, bicyclists and outdoor activists, keep an eye and an ear out for snarls, growls, bared teeth and raised hackles, especially during the evening at sunset and morning before sunrise. (People tend to let their dogs out to roam and do Sell Your Stuff In The J-R Classifi eds! their duty in other’s yards under cover of darkness.) I suggest grabbing that handy pocket-sized can of “dog-be-gone” spray (mace) just in case you are confronted by one of those “Oh, don’t worry, he won’t hurt you, he’s just playing,” pooches. * * * It’s football playoffs and volleyball districts time and while most of the fi nal games happen after we go to press, we’re They Make Hebron click! able to keep up-to-date stats and results at our website. We’ll still bring you full details and coaches comments in the Sports section of the paper each Wednesday, but if you want to know Look for these advertisers 24 hours a day on what happened in a Tuesday night game that was played after our deadline, log on to http://hebronjournalregister.com. http://hebronjournalregister.com * * * And fi nally, I take to heart Mook Wilhelms’ newspaper phi- CLICK TO BROWSE losophy (see his story on the front page) - the obligation of a TOM POSEY OUR CURRENT newspaper is to educate and entertain. (402) 768-2292 Real Estate & Appraisal LISTINGS! 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The other question is whether Hebron, Nebraska (402) 768-6211 Ahrendts Funeral Home, Deshler S. 13th st., Hebron his lopsided margin of victory over Democrat Mark Meister Ken Vogel, Funeral Director Urbauer-Price Funeral Home, Davenport Ph. 768-4235 exceeded his obscenely lopsided, record-setting 300,000-vote Open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. victory over Democrat David Hahn in 2008. It’s by no means a Closed Tuesdays certainty, since 2008 was a presidential election year, and off- year elections never draw voters in comparable numbers. Side note: At the beginning of October the governor had #ENTRAL about $1.8 million in his political war chest. Meister had about $16,000. -ARKET Rep. Adrian Smith was re-elected in the 3rd District, a place so Republican that one can imagine Democrats being (EBRON .% outnumbered by the tourists who visit Lake McConaughy, or To advertise on    even Buffalo Bill’s ranch. Something different in the Big 3rd this year: Dan Hill, described as a conservative who might offer particular appeal to Tea Party voters, earned a place on http://hebronjournalregister.com the ballot through the petition process. Congressman Jeff Fortenberry was re-elected in a GOP- Call (402) 768-6602 dominated 1st District that would likely have re-elected him 4HE+IND/F3TORE9OU even if it hadn’t been Gerrymandered long, long ago to make 7ANTUS4O"E it safe for Republicans, even if Democrats could somehow multiply like Warren Buffett’s bank account. So much for the nothing-to-it part of covering election night days in advance, via a well-worn political crystal ball, and the reading of autumn leaves which keep falling in the backyard. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: If those before-the-fact “results” were on target it’s no big deal. If any of them were wrong: WOW! 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Publisher of them being concerned that, if there is no treasurer to count Nebraska Press Association the money, all manner of mischief might follow. Jacque Rocole ...... News Director National Newspaper Association Stacy Boyce ...... Advertising/Designer U.S. Justice Department Election Watchdog All property rights for the entire publication shall be the property the Hebron Journal-Register. All The U.S. Attorney’s offi ce was on duty election night to Jeanette Else ...... Typesetting photos, stories and advertisements are property of The Hebron Journal-Register and Edgecombe accept any allegations of fraud or abuse of voters’ rights. The Jo Ann Edgecombe ...... Circulation/Typesetting Publishing Inc. Contents of this publication may not be reproduced in full or in part without prior effort was part of the national Ballot Access and Voter Integ- consent from publisher. rity Initiative which the Department of Justice established Th e Hebron Journal-Register (ISSN 0740-0997) is published A Red Star On Th e Mailing Label Indicates during the administration of then-President George W. Bush. every Wednesday from 318 Lincoln Ave. with periodical ★ Th e Subscription Is Soon To Expire. The DOJ is responsible for prosecuting violations of federal postage paid at Hebron, NE 68370. election law. Phone (402) 768-6602 • Fax (402) 768-7354 • email: [email protected] The Hebron Journal-Register - Wednesday, November 3, 2010 - 3 Courthouse News Letter To TCHS Employees Honored On Oct. 29, I along with several others from Thayer DISTRICT COURT press, Texas. Speeding, The Editor County Health Services Thayer County State of Nebraska v Darrell (82/65), $125. Patrol. (TCHS) were privileged to Health News Bloom, III Order of Support/ Lyle S. Lee, Ohiowa. Speed- Thayer Central be in attendance at the Ne- By Joyce Beck, CEO Custody/Visitation. ing (70/65), $10. Patrol. Dear Editor, braska Hospital Association Thayer County Health Services Elsie L. Mueller v Wil- Jeff D. McAfee, Leigh, This letter is to inform the Community (NHA) Caring Kind luncheon liam J. Panec. Negligence, Neb. By-passing scale, $50. communities in Thayer Coun- in Lincoln. The Caring Kind with fi ve satellite clinics in malpratice. Patrol. ty of Blue Valley Community Schools award is a time-honored tradi- Bruning, Chester, Davenport, Capitol One Bank v Adela Rick G. Nightingale, Galva, tion of the NHA, where each Deshler, and Milligan. The fa- M. Williams. Transcript of Kan. Speeding (74/55), $125. Action Partnership’s (BVCA) annual Dollar for Difference ACTIVITIES year, they hold a luncheon to cilities of TCHS provide qual- Judgement. Patrol. honor Nebraska hospitals most Campaign that begins Nov.1 Friday, November 5: Vol- ity compassionate healthcare COUNTY COURT Daniel G. Palacios, Okla- caring individuals. Hospitals close to home for its patients Fines Paid homa City, Okla. Speeding and runs through Nov. 30. leyball district fi nal. Saturday, November 6: Ju- across the state select a Caring today and will continue to do by Oct. 27, 2010 (76/65), $75; No Operator’s BVCA will be placing con- Kind recipient from within so in the future. Court costs $48.00 unless oth- nior high wrestling at Superior License, $75. Patrol tainers in local businesses for their respective institution to Reuben was also a key erwise stated. Probation costs also Roger D. Petersen, Hebron. Invitational, 10 a.m. include $30 enrollment fee and $25 people in your community to Monday, November 8: be honored by NHA at this leader in forming a hospital per each month on probation. Chemi- Speeding (84/65), $125. Pa- place their dollars or change. event. foundation for TCHS. He and cal testing costs are $5 per month on trol. School board meeting, 7:30 probation. Your fi nancial support can p.m.; fall play matinee, 2 This year’s recipient of the his wife, Gladys co-chaired Joseph L. Shubert, Forney, help us in making a positive Caring Kind award for TCHS two successful capital cam- Paul E. Bachle, Daykin. Texas. General Suspension, p.m. Stop sign violation, $75; difference in the lives of oth- Tuesday, November 9: is Megan Eitzmann, a staff paigns held in support of the $25; Wheels/rims, $25. Pa- nurse at the hospital. Megan building projects completed at Overweight, 2,880 lbs., $150. trol. ers. Every dollar you give Football quarterfi nals play- Patrol. provides assistance to those in off. is a member of the hospital TCHS. Under his leadership, Ellis R. Taylor, Jr., LaPlace, OB team as well as certifi ed in Brandon D. Barnes, Lan- need. Some examples are: Wednesday, November the campaigns exceeded their La. Defective Brakes, $50; De- trauma, advanced cardiac life fi nancial goals and heightened caster, Texas. Overweight, fective brake light, $25; Gen- Five dollars will provide 10: Dismissal, 2 p.m. 1,960. $75; Not carrying cur- Thursday, November 11: support, and neonatal resusci- the awareness of the role eral Suspension, $25; Load a jar of peanut butter, a box tation/pre-transport stabiliza- TCHS plays in the health of rent registration, $25; Ficti- Securement, $100. Patrol of crackers and some fruit to State volleyball; junior high tious plate, $50. Patrol. girls’ basketball vs. Fairbury, tion care for critical infants. the region. Jennifer K. Wixom, Deshler. provide poor children with a Jeffery L. Brinkman, Potts- 6 p.m. Megan is a wonderful asset Reuben is a true asset to the No Operator’s License, $50. healthy snack. to her nursing team and very TCHS Board of Trustee and boro, Texas. Speeding (74/65), Sheriff’s Dept. Thirty-five dollars will MENU deserving of this recognition. the Foundation for TCHS. $25; Overweight, 2,400 lbs., James B. Gorman, Sioux cover the cost of sheltering a Friday, November 5: She is highly thought of by her He understands that when $75. Patrol. Falls, S.D. Speeding (78/65), homeless family overnight, or Breakfast: Pizza, cinnamon peers and her supervisors be- you build a better healthcare Mary R. Buchanan, Lin- $75. Patrol. to provide grab bars for an el- roll. Lunch: Fajita, rice pilaf, cause of her willingness to go delivery system; you build coln, Neb.; Speeding (77/65), Matthew V. Lindersmith, lettuce, peaches, brownie. the extra mile for her patients, better communities. Quality $75. Patrol. Bruning. No current registra- derly or disabled individual. Monday, November 8: their family members and her of life in small rural com- Ryan L. Buescher, Deshler. tion, $25; No Vehicle Lights, We ask the communities Breakfast: Waffl e sticks, sau- co-workers. munities is a direct refl ection Brake adjustment, $50. Pa- $10. Patrol. to join us in our mission of sage patty, fruit cup. Lunch: In addition to the Car- of the quality of healthcare trol. REAL ESTATE overcoming poverty by help- Chicken fried steak, pota- ing Kind award, NHA also services available. Having a Anthony S. Elting, Hebron. TRANSFERS ing people improving lives and toes. presents a Trustee of the Year modern, progressive hospital Overweight, 1,580. $25; Ficti- Dale E. Werner, Personal strengthening communities Tuesday, November 9: award to an outstanding hos- and clinics has made the local tious plate, $50. Patrol. Representative and Mary L. by making a donation to Blue Breakfast: Egg with ham pital board member for their communities more attractive Jerald K. Faulkner, Care- Brokaw, Personal Representa- Valley Community Action and cheese. Lunch: Mini contributions to healthcare to new residents. They also less Driving, $100. Game and tive of the Estate of Marilyn R. Partnership. corn dogs, California blend within their organization and make it easier to recruit new Parks Commissioner. Werner, to Stephen L. Wilke. Everyday BVCA Partner- vegetables. community. This year, Reuben physicians to area. At a time Jose L. Garcia, Guymon, Irreglar Tract 119 in Pt SW1/4 ship provides assistance to Wednesday, November Schleifer, a member of the when other rural hospitals Okla. Overweight, 3,200. $75; in Section 6, T2N, R2W. 10: Breakfast: Oatmeal, cin- TCHS hospital board for the have experienced diffi culty Violation of 14-hour rule, $50. Village of Alexandria to the people in Thayer County namon toast, cheese sticks. past sixteen years, was rec- in physician recruiting, TCHS Patrol. Betty E. Bulin Revocable through the many services we Lunch: Hamburger on bun, ognized as NHA’s Trustee of has remained an attractive Michael D. Gokey, Rus- Trust. East 1/2 of Lot 1 in provide; clothing/household potato barrels. the Year for his contributions facility for new doctors. sell, Kan. Overweight, 5,620. Block 3, Robert Taylors Ad- items, emergency assistance, Thursday, November 11: to the past, present and future The overall success of $325. Patrol. dition of Alexandria, Thayer transit service, homeless as- Breakfast: Egg patty, French healthcare in Thayer County. Thayer County Health Ser- Joshua A. Grizzle, Okla- County, Nebraska; Lot 3 and sistance and many others to toast. Lunch: Soft shell tacos, Reuben has always been vices can be directly attributed homa City, Okla. False Log Pt Lot 2 in Block 5, First Ad- those in need. lettuce, cheese. committed to ensuring high to the unwavering support re- Book, $100. Patrol. dition of Alexandria, Thayer We appreciate your sup- USDA is an EOE and pro- quality healthcare is available ceived from Reuben Schleifer. Yohannes, Habtesellassie- County Nebraska, (W 40 of port. vider. Juice, cereal and toast to the local communities. Un- Reuben is a respected leader, Zerai, Oakland, Calif. Fail- Lot 2). If you would need ad- served daily with breakfast. der the leadership of Reuben mentor, teacher and friend to ure to exhibit license, $25. Boyd H. Schweitzer and ditional information, please Bread basket, fruit and salad and the other Board of Trust- everyone at TCHS and the Patrol. Laurine G. Schweitzer to bar served daily for grades ees, TCHS has experienced residents of Thayer County. Rodney A. Hall, Monroe, Paul B. Philippi and Megan S. contact Ryan Bailey, Thayer four through 12, second choice steady growth. With their All of us at TCHS are very Utah. Bypassing scale, $50. Philippi. Pt SE1/4 Section 5, County Family and Com- daily for kindergarten through guidance, TCHS has become proud of them and their ac- Patrol. T4N, R2W. (N. 80 ft. Irregular munity Service supervisor fourth grade. All meals served a modern rural hospital and complishments. Reiner J. Hein, Fairbury. Tract 19.) [email protected] and Kath- with milk. All menus subject to medical clinic in Hebron Defective tail light, $10. Robert H. Schroeder to ryn Molczyk, Friends of Blue change without notice. Patrol. James F. Schroeder and Kathy Valley volunteer coordinator Gregory S. Heinrichs, A. Schroeder. N1/2 SW1/4 [email protected]. Shickley. Speeding (76/65), N1/2 SE1/4 Section 14, T2N, $75. Patrol. R2W, (Subject to life estate). Jennifer L. Johnson, Cy- Sell It With Extension News Darci McGeee, Extension Educator Visit us 24 hours a day at The J-R UN-L Cooperative Extension for Thayer and Nuckolls Counties http://hebronjournalregister.com Deshler Public Classifi eds! Schools Farmers and Ranchers Early November is the College Programs most effective time to control ACTIVITIES It’s the ten-year anniversary broadleaf weeds in lawns. Friday, November 5: One of the Farmers and Ranchers Dandelions usually produce a Closed Act practice; girls’ volleyball College. Every year there are fl ush of new plants in late Sep- districts. questions regarding farm tran- tember, and the winter annual The City of Hebron Office Saturday, November sitions and what resources are weeds henbit and chickweed 6: Doane Fall Festival of available for getting younger should have germinated in Will be closed Winds. individuals into a farming October. These young plants Thursday, November 11 Title Insurance & Monday, November 8: operation. The fi rst program are small and easily controlled in observance of TVC Vocal Music Clinic at “Family Farm Transitioning” with herbicides such as 2,4- Abstracting Services Franklin One Act practice; will address these issues and D or combination products school board meeting, 7:30 will be held Tuesday, Nov. (Trimec, Weed-B-Gon, Weed- Veteran’s Day! HEBRON OFFICE p.m. 30, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Out) that contain 2,4-D, MCPP 140 N 4th Street Tuesday, November 9: One at the community building in and Dicamba. Hebron, NE 68370 Act practice; girls’ junior high Davenport. Speakers include Even established dandelions Phone (402)768-6324 basketball vs. Superior, 6:15 Dave Goeller from the UNL are more easily controlled now Thayer County Courthouse p.m.; football quarter fi nal Ag Econ. Department, Dave than in the spring because they playoffs. Specht, College of Business are actively moving materials FAIRBURY OFFICE Wednesday, November 10: Administration and Joe Haw- from the top portion of the CLOSED 422 E Street, Suite 7 FCA, 6 p.m. baker, ag law attorney. plant to the roots. Herbicides Fairbury, NE 68352 Thursday, November 11: Also back by popular de- will translocate to the roots Phone (402)729-3369 One Act practice; Veterans mand is Dr. Dave Kohl who as well and will kill the plant Thursday, Nov. 11 Day program, 9 a.m.; girls’ will speak about “What Hap- from the roots up. junior high basketball at pened the Past Ten Years and Be sure to choose a day that in observance of SUPERIOR OFFICE Sandy Creek; state volleyball What’s to Come” on Monday, is 50 degrees or higher. The 354 N Commercial St. tournament. Dec. 13, from 1 to 4 p.m., at better the weed is growing, Veteran’s Day! Superior, NE 68978 the Bruning Opera House the more weed killer will be Phone (402)879-4341 MENU in Bruning. Both events are moved from the leaves to the Friday, November 5: free courtesy of the Farmers roots. Cold temperatures will Breakfast: Toasted peanut and Ranchers College spon- slow or stop this process. butter and jelly, orange. Lunch: sors; however, pre-registra- Weed Free Zone (also sold Teriyaki Blast or chicken tion is preferred by calling under the name of Speed 4HESElNANCIAL THAYER COUNTY BANK Kung Pao, rice, Chinese style Brandy VanDeWalle at the Zone) contains the three active vegetables, apple crisp. Fillmore County Extension ingredients mentioned above INSTITUTIONSWILLBE Monday, November 8: Office at (402) 759-3712 plus carfentrazone. It will Breakfast: Yogurt. Lunch: Pan- or emailing HYPERLINK give a quicker response than cakes, waffl es or French toast, “mailto:bvandewalle2@unl. the other products mentioned 402-768-6027 sausage and eggs, juice. edu” bvandewalle2@unl. especially as temperatures 402 Lincoln Ave. Tuesday, November 9: edu. The fl yers can be found approach 50 degrees. CLOSED Source: Ward Upham, K-State Breakfast: Biscuit sausage at HYPERLINK “http://clay. Hebron, NE 68370 and cheese sandwich, fresh unl.edu/agriculture” http:// University, Horticulture Information fruit. Lunch: Sloppy Joe, clay.unl.edu/agriculture. Hope Center Thursday For further information on these baked beans, fresh carrots, to see you at these excellent or other topics contact Darci McGee, strawberry shortcake. programs! UNL Extension Educator for Nuck- November 11 Wednesday, November Control Broadleaf olls/Thayer counties in Nelson, (402) Citizens 10: Breakfast: Apple turnover. Weeds In Lawns 225-2381; Hebron, (402) 768-7212 or )NOBSERVANCEOF Lunch: Creamed chicken, In Early November email to: [email protected]. mashed potatoes, biscuits, 6ETERANS$AY State Bank broccoli. Thursday, November 11: Carleton, Nebraska Breakfast: Bagel. Lunch: Taco, 402-356-2601 lettuce, salsa, oranges and Ducks Unlimited pineapple, cinnamon stick. Fillmore/Thayer County Fall Banquet Oatmeal served on Fridays. Peanut butter and jelly or Hidden Hills Country Club, Geneva yogurt are alternate entree Saturday, November 6th choices for fourth through Cocktails 5:30 p.m. - Dinner 7 p.m. sixth grade students. Chef salads available daily and Live Auction to Follow Dinner/Membership ...... $40.00 optional entree choice for Couple Dinner/Membership ...... $55.00 402-364-2165 seventh through 12 grade Sponsor Dinner ...... $250.00 students. Milk served with all Sponsor Couple Dinner ...... $265.00 Davenport, NE meals. Menus are subject to Greenwing ...... $15.00 Your membership contribution may be tax deductible except for a $3 value for each Ducks Unlimited magazine subscription and $3 value change. of other membership fulfillment items for each membership to the amount allowed by law. See your tax advisor for actual deductibility. 4 - Wednesday, November 3, 2010 - The Hebron Journal-Register Hebron Angel Tree Project Scheduled Cards of Cargill-Carleton will be be returned to Krissy Ozen- coordinating an Angel Tree baugh, 210 3rd St, Carleton, Senior Diners this Christmas. The Angel NE 68326. The Angel Tree Thanks Tree project is designed for (with the children’s names Monday, Nov. 8: Fairbury any child (birth to 17 years who are in need) will be lo- trip. Shepherd’s pie with of age) who lives in Thayer, cated at Cargill-Carleton. Card of Thanks vegetables, corn muffi n, bite- Fillmore, Jefferson or Clay Angel Tree recipient forms We’d like to say a big thanks sized pears. Prairieland food counties who is in need of are requested back by Friday, for Chester’s protection from call-in date. a few extras such as shirts, Nov. 19. Requests will be the fi re last Wednesday to the Tuesday, Nov. 9: Savory jeans, shoes, coats, gloves hung on a tree in the offi ce as Lord, to the volunteer fi remen, pork chop, potatoes O’Brien, and miscellaneous items to they come back in – anyone to the farmers and others who seasoned carrots, ice cream. make his/her Christmas a little interested in making a cash helped, and to many who Bingo. brighter. donation or purchasing items Those who wish to sign for Angel Tree Children can prayed for our safety. Wednesday, Nov. 10: Ital- ian hamburger soup, croissant, their child up to receive these pick up tags at the offi ce after JEAN AND fi ve-cup salad, Danish petite. items for Christmas may sign Nov. 19. Those shopping for WILBERT CROUSE Cards. up by picking up an Angel Angel Tree children will be Thursday, Nov. 11: Sliced Tree recipient form at Cargill- asked to bring their items turkey, dressing and gravy, Carleton or most area post back wrapped and labeled by Card of Thanks corn, cranberry sauce, pump- offi ce lobbies. Wednesday, Dec. 15. We would like to thank the kin dessert. Potluck Supper. Forms can also be emailed If there are questions, Chester, Hubbell, Byron and Friday, Nov. 12: Creamed or mailed. Please call Krissy contact Krissy Ozenbaugh Courtesy Photo Deshler Volunteer Fire De- chicken on a biscuit, Califor- Ozenbaugh 356-2351 to have 356-2351 or Lindsey Escritt partments for your hard work nia blend, fruited gelatin. forms sent out. Forms need to 469-7460. Caring Kind Award… in fi ghting the stubble fi re. We Meals served with bread, This year’s of the Thayer County Health Services' Caring Kind also want to thank the farm- butter and milk. Award is Megan Eitzmann, RN (R), a staff nurse in the hospital. She ers who assisted with tractors To make reservations, phone Funeral director Ken Vogel retires was presented her award at the Nebraska Hospital Association’s 768-6052 by 1:30 p.m., the day and equipment. God’s bless- Urbauer Funeral Home, Caring Kind Luncheon held on Oct. 29 at the Cornhusker Hotel before you wish to dine. ings to all of you for keeping Davenport, Ahrendts Funeral in Lincoln. More than 500 guests gathered to honor Nebraska everyone safe Home, Deshler, and Price hospitals’ most caring individuals who were recognized for their RUTH RUSSELL Funeral Home, Hebron would efforts to improve patient care. Pictured with Eitzmann is TCHS AND FAMILY Thanksgiving like to announce the retirement CEO Joyce Beck. of funeral director, Kenneth Vogel. Ken received his fu- story hour at Card of Thanks neral director and embalmer’s The Belvidere Area Wom- Secrest Library license in 1967 having gradu- an’s Club wishes to thank ated from California College Terry and Kelly Burkey of this Saturday of Mortuary Science in Los Express Car Wash for the Angeles. prize they gave us for winning Turkey time is fast ap- He was born and raised in Ken Vogel second place at the Trunk or proaching. What can a turkey Wayne, Ne., and graduated to the communities of Daven- Treat Contest. We appreciate do? Join us at the Hebron from Wayne High School in port, Deshler, and Hebron. Be- their generosity. Secrest Library Saturday, Nov. 1960. Ken attended Wayne 6, from 10:30-11 a.m., for a State College and Nebraska ing a part of the happenings in fun-fi lled “Goofy Gobblers” Wesleyan, Lincoln. Thayer County, their involve- Card of Thanks story time. Before coming to Hebron, ment in so many activities We want to thank all our Holiday books are here for Ken worked for 30 years at has benefi tted many families friends and relatives for the you to “gobble up,” includ- Metcalf Funeral Home in throughout the years. lovely birthday cards and vis- ing “Turkey Trouble” by Lincoln. He began working It is with our sincere ap- its for Herman’s 95th birthday. Wendi Silvano; “‘Twas the for Tibbetts Bros. Inc. at preciation that we wish Ken These are happy memories. Night Before Thanksgiving” the funeral homes in Thayer all the enjoyments of life he p HERMAN AND by Dave Pilkey; “10 Fat County in 1996 and has been has worked so hard to enjoy. Turkeys” by Tony Johnston; NEVA KOESTER the managing funeral director The funeral home family of “Happy Thanksgiving, Curi- since that time. His expertise AND FAMILY Ahrendts, Urbauer, and Price ous George” by Cynthia Platt; in funeral service is only Funeral Homes invite their “Over the River: A Turkey’s overshadowed by the care Courtesy Photo Card of Thanks Tale” by Derek Anderson; and comfort he has shared respective communities to join Trustee Of The Year… and “Thanksgiving Rules” by with the many families that them at a reception to celebrate The family of Ruth Kirch- Ken’s retirement. This open Reuben Schleifer (R) was named Trustee of the Year at the hoff Meyer greatly appreciates Laurie Friedman. he has served. Secrest librarian Terry house will be held Wednesday, Nebraska Hospital Association's annual luncheon held at the all the words of comfort and Ken and his wife, the former Olson also invites adults to Nancy Marquart of Deshler, Nov. 17, 4-6 p.m., at Price Cornhusker Hotel in Lincoln. He received the honor for his prayers, cards, memorials, check out new adult reads, have become valuable assets Funeral Home in Hebron. contributions to healthcare at Thayer County Health Services food, and fl owers since Ruth’s as well. and to his community. He has served on the TCHS Board for 16 passing on to a greater life. Need help with Medicare years. Pictured with Schleifer is his son, Stanley. Thank you also to Pastors part D? The Nebraska SHIIP Covered Dish For Legion, Daryl and Connie for their program, coordinated by the comfort these past weeks. Nebraska Department of In- Auxiliary November Meeting ELAINE NELSON surance, will again be offering American Legion Auxiliary ment, VA Gift Shop, Yanks AND FAMILY, a free “Shop and Compare Saxton Post #180 met at the Who Gave, Chapel of Chap- ELDON AND Event” at the library, Tuesday, Country Club on Oct. 11 at lains, District President’s Proj- Fall Savings at Swartzendruber JUDY KIRCHHOFF Dec. 7, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 7:30 p.m. ect, Little Red Schoolhouse, AND FAMILY, Appointments are required Following combined open- Blue Valley Community Ac- and can be made at 1-800-234- ing ceremonies with the Le- Construction & Flooring!! RUBEN, MATTHEW tion and Lights of Love. 7119 or 402-471-2841. gion, President Connie Pesek Rose Rauner reported past AND MARCUS We want to help your home look great for the holidays so we decided to called the business meeting presidents parley will be in offer big savings on floor covering and Heritage Homes. LIPPE FAMILIES to order. Davenport on April 18 at 12 Membership Chairman noon and anyone wishing to From now until December 31, we will be offering our red tag carpet sale Jean Brown reported 43 paid- on over 15 styles of Mohawk carpet. Stop in to one of our locations and Birth go is to let her know. look for the red tags to find some big savings. Keep in mind, we also News and Travis and Tami (Watts) up members for the 2010-2011 It was decided to add Jean offer free measuring and estimates. Beavers of Shelby announce year. Brown’s name on the signature advertising the birth of their daughter, Ramona Kenning reported card on the checking account Also stop in and take a look at the Heritage Homes Harvest Rebate. Kinzley Paige Beavers. She on hospital equipment pro- at the bank. Take advantage of low interest rates and construction costs. Don’t wait deadline is was born Oct. 19, 2010, gram and it was decided to The Auxiliary will have a too long, the rebate lasts until November 30. weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces, purchase a walker with seat covered dish supper for the Monday noon for at Butler County Health Care and basket. November meeting at 6:30 SWARTZENDRUBER CONSTRUCTION Center in David City, Neb. Treasurer Loretta Schleif is p.m. to honor veterans. & FLOOR COVERING The Hebron Kinzley has a sister, Kas- to order 200 poppies for the Meeting closed with a York Location (402) 362-0120 Journal-Register sidy, and a brother, Trevor, coming year. prayer for peace and retiring Shickley Location (402) 627-4745 both age 5. President Connie agreed to of colors. Grandparents are Harold take scholarship information Delicious lunch was served and Ann Beavers of Carleton, to the school. by Twila Fischer and Deanna Neb. and Rich and Sandy Following donations were Jeardoe. Watts of LaPorte City, Iowa. approved: Veterans Assess- Great-grandparents are Eg- gert and Inez Thompson of Central Market Newell, Iowa. :PVS)PNFUPXO(SPDFS 240 LINCOLN AVE. HEBRON, NEBRASKA SHURFINE SHURFINE 768-6216 Oyster Jonathan Saltines Jensen Receives OPEN MON. - WED. Crackers Scholarship The University of Nebraska 7:30 - 6 College of Agricultural Sci- THURS. 7:30-7 $ .99 $ .29 ences and Natural Resources FRI. 7:30 - 6 16 oz has announced that Jonathan 1 12 oz Jensen of Carleton has been SAT. 7:30 - 5:30 1 named the recipient of a Lu- SUNDAY 11 - 4 ther Drake scholarship in the SHURFINE SHURFINE amount of $404. Following graduation in Prices Effective Tomato Chili-ets December, Jonathan plans Wed., Nov. 3 to continue his education in graduate school studying through Juice Chili Beans parasitology in the follow- Tue., Nov. 9 ing fall. He was a graduate of Thayer Phone Cards $ .39 ¢ Central High School, was Now Available a recipient of the Regents Double Coupons 1 46 oz 99 15 oz Scholarship and has been on Everyday the Dean’s List at UNLfor four years. His major is Fisheries Food Stamps and Wildlife. & WIC Welcome SHURFINE Pieces /PEN3UNDAYS and Stems ¢ AM PM

Check our insert in Mushrooms 79 A red star on your label means it's 4 oz this week’s paper for time to renew your subscription to the more great deals! ★ Hebron Journal-Register. Hebron Central Market - Here today! Here to stay! The Hebron Journal-Register - Wednesday, November 3, 2010 - 5 AArearea ChurchChurch NewsNews Love BecauseGodislove,loveisthefirstfruitof the Spirit. When Jesus was asked which commandment was the greatest He * ALEXANDRIA * and Friendship Team, 6:30 p.m.; answered unhesitantly, “You shall Church Council, 7:30 p.m. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN love the Lord your God with all your * CARLETON * heart, and with all your soul, and PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wednesday, Nov. 3: Men's Pastor Daryl Nelson with all your mind. This is the great Lana Likens, Lay Pastor ZION LUTHERAN Breakfast @ Grampa's Cross- Pastor Connie Raess and first commandment. And a Rev. Jonathan K. Jensen ing, 7 a.m.; Meadowlark Heights Saturdays: Worship, 7 p.m. second is like it, You shall love your Sundays: Worship, 10 a.m.; neighbor as yourself. On these two Sunday School, 11 a.m. Sundays: Worship 9:30 a.m.; Communion, 9:45 a.m.; Parkview Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m. commandments depend all the law Sunday School, 10:30 a.m. Haven Communion, 10:30 a.m.; and the prophets.” (Matthew 22:37-40) Crossways #57, 1:30 and 7 p.m.; * HEBRON * The entire Old and New Testament area * BELVIDERE * love story: The love of God for his people * CHESTER * Grades 5-8 PACE and Christmas and their frequently wavering love for God and for each other. But how UNITED CHURCH Program Practice, 4-6 p.m.; Op- FAITH LUTHERAN often we see that God’s people need to be reminded of this. And again, OF CHRIST ST. JOHN LUTHERAN eration Christmas Child Boxes, Richard Kelm, Pastor how often we hear the prophets reminding them, and us, that God does Saturday, Nov. 6: Bible Study not want strife or sacrifice, but a loving heart. Jesus tells us repeatedly Eldon and MaryBeth Nicholson, Pastor Brad Boyer, Pastor 6-7 p.m.; Peace Choir, 8 p.m. that love is about loving our enemies and turning the other cheek, and Friday, Nov. 5: BVNH Worship, Richard Gudgel, Substitute Pastor at Courtyard Terrace, 8:30 a.m. the Epistles drive home this same point again and again. Consider how 8:30 a.m. Sundays: Worship, 10:30 ST. PETER LUTHERAN Sunday, Nov. 7: Worship, 9 much hatred and dissension there is in the modern world. Political, a.m.; SS, and BC, 10:15 a.m. ethnic and religious strife, and wars around the world all show us that, Sunday, Nov. 7: Worship, 9 a.m. Brian Francik, Pastor contrary to the requirements of all the world’s major religions that we a.m. Sacrament of Holy Commu- Mondays: Bible Study on Book www.stpeterdeshler.ctsmemberconnect.net Wednesday, Nov. 10: Confi r- love one another, we are constantly failing to uphold the first and nion. Message: "Seeing God." of Judges, 7:00 p.m. at St. John Wednesday, Nov. 3: Hand- mation, 5:45 p.m. foremost of God’s commandments. We should not be deceived; we bells, 6 p.m.; High School cannot be constantly filled with hatred, strife and neglect of our fellow Lutheran parish hall in Chester. man, and still be considered a child of God. So, we should banish hatred Public invited. Youth Night, 6:30 p.m.; Choir, FIRST COMMUNITY and strife from our life and show active goodwill toward our fellow man. * BETHEL * 7:45 p.m. CHURCH We must ask God to give us a loving heart, and then go forth and do His * DAVENPORT * Thursday, Nov. 4: DLS Chapel Steve Speichinger, Pastor good work. BETHEL CHURCH led by Pastor Brian, 9:15 a.m.; Sundays: Sunday School, 9 Beloved,letusloveoneanother,forloveisofGod,and Paul Clamp, Pastor CHRIST'S LUTHERAN LWML, 7 p.m.; Nominating Com- a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m.; Sunday everyone who loves is born of God and knows God. mittee, 7:30 p.m. evening service, 6 p.m. www.bethelccn.org Amy Krejcarek, Pastor New K.J.V. 1 John 4:7 Sunday, Nov. 7: Sunday Sundays: Sunday School, 9:30 Friday, Nov. 5: Bulletin fold- School 9:15 a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m.; worship, 10:30 a.m. ers, 1 p.m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN a.m. Saturday, Nov. 6: Turn clocks Hal Rainey, Pastor Men's Prayer Breakfast, free, CHURCH OF CHRIST back one hour. Sunday, Nov. 7: Worship last Monday of every month, Ron Shields, Pastor Sunday, Nov. 7: All Saints Day School for adults and children, follows in parish hall. 6:30 a.m. Sundays: Sunday School, 9 Worship w/Holy Communion, GRACE LUTHERAN 2 p.m. a.m.; worship, 10 a.m. 9:30 a.m.; Sunday School and CHURCH Heartland Revival Hour HEBRON BIBLE CHURCH * BRUNING * adult Bible class, 10:45 a.m.; Keith Brozek, Pastor Broadcasts Sunday mornings, Jeff Friesen, Pastor ST. PETER LUTHERAN Annual DLSA meeting at Trinity Saturday, Nov. 6: Worship, 10:45 a.m., KRVN 880 AM Sundays: Worship, 10 a.m.; TRINITY LUTHERAN Timothy Prince, Pastor Friedensau, 7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Sunday evening on HCTV, Sunday School, 9 a.m. Stuart Sell, Pastor Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m.; Monday, Nov. 8: Communion Sunday, Nov. 7: Worship, 9 4 p.m. Second and fourth Tuesdays: Sunday, Nov. 7: Sunday Sunday School, 10:15 a.m. at Parkview Haven, 10:30 a.m. a.m.; Coffee Fellowship, 10 a.m.; Ladies' Bible Study, 7 p.m. School, 9 a.m.; Worship w/Holy Tuesday, Nov. 9: Lifelight Bible SS, 10:15 a.m.; Adult Bible Study, NEW LIFE ASSEMBLY Communion, 10 a.m. UNITED METHODIST Study, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Circuit 10:30 a.m. Tim Boatright, Pastor * HUBBELL * Tuesday, Nov. 9: Book Study, Janice Farrell, Pastor pastors, 12 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 10: Confi r- Wednesdays: Kids On The 5:30 p.m. at library. Sundays: Worship, 10:30 Wednesday, Nov. 10: Hand- mation class, 6:30 p.m. Move, 7 p.m.; Bible Study alter- ZION LUTHERAN Wednesday, Nov. 10: Confi r- a.m. bells, 6 p.m.; Choir, 7:45 p.m. nating Wednesdays, 7 p.m. Brad Boyer, Pastor mation class; Church Council, Thursday, Nov. 11: No Chapel HEBRON & CHESTER Sundays: Every other Sun- Richard Gudgel, Substitute Pastor 8 p.m. * DESHLER * - Veterans' Day. UNITED METHODIST day Men's Bible Study, 9 a.m.; Sundays: Worship at Zion, 8:30 Mark Baldwin, Pastor Worship, 10:30 a.m. a.m. UNITED METHODIST ABIDING WORD LUTHERAN * FRIEDENSAU * Wednesday, Nov. 3: Chester's Mondays: Bible Study on Book Janice Farrell, Pastor David White, Pastor U.M.W. Annual Harvest Supper SACRED HEART CATHOLIC of Judges, 7:00 p.m. at St. John Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 7: Sunday TRINITY LUTHERAN and Bazaar, 5:30-7:30, public Father Rudolf Oborny, Pastor Lutheran parish hall in Chester. School, 9:45 a.m.; worship, B. J. Fouts, Pastor invited; Hebron U.M.Women, Questions about Catholic Public invited. * BYRON * 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 4: DLS Chapel, 7 p.m. faith? Time will be adjusted to 9:15 a.m.; Pastor @ Ruskin; La- Saturday, Nov. 6: Worship, needs of people attending. Call * OAK * ST. PAUL LUTHERAN PEACE LUTHERAN dies Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. Hebron, 7 p.m. 768-6293. Pastor Connie Raess Phillip Nielsen, Pastor Saturday, Nov. 6: Lectionary Sunday, Nov. 7: Breakfast Wednesday, Nov. 3: CCD, FIRST COMMUNITY Pastor Daryl Nelson Wednesday, Nov. 3: 5 - 8 Pace, Bible Study, 7:30 a.m. served by Hartleys, Hebron, 8 7 p.m. CHURCH Sundays: SS, 9:15 a.m.; Wor- and Christmas Program Practice, Sunday, Nov. 7: Communion a.m.; Worship, Hebron, 9 a.m.; Thursday, Nov. 4: Altar So- Steve Matthews, Pastor ship, 10:30 a.m. 4-6 p.m.; Crossways #56, 7 p.m.; Service, 10 a.m.; Sunday School SS Chester, 9:45 a.m.; Fellow- ciety, Work on blankets, 1:30 Friday, Nov. 5: Women's Bible Peace Choir, 8 p.m.; Adult Praise and Bible Class, 11:15 a.m.; ship Coffee, Hebron, 10 a.m.; p.m.; Rosary 2:40 and meeting Study at Georgia Biltoft's home ST. PETER LUTHERAN Team, 9 p.m. TGIF, 5:30 p.m.; DLS Association SS, Hebron, 10:15 a.m. (No 3 p.m.; Holy hour and benedic- at 1:30 p.m. RURAL BYRON Saturday, Nov. 6: Holy Com- meeting, 7 p.m. adult class.); Worship, Chester, tion, 7-8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 6: Men's break- Pastor Connie Raess munion, 6:30 p.m.; Set clocks Thursday, Nov. 11: DLS Cha- 11 a.m.; Bible Study, Hebron, Friday, Nov. 5: First Friday fast at 7:30 a.m. at the church Pastor Daryl Nelson BACK one hour. pel, 9:15 a.m.; Pastor at Ruskin 6 p.m. Mass 7:20 a.m.; Breakfast and Sunday, Nov. 7: Regular church Wednesday, Nov. 3: Sip and Sunday, Nov. 7: Adult Praise Services are shown at 5 p.m., fellowship following at Mary's activities Study Bible Study, 10 a.m.; Team, 8:30 a.m.; Sunday School * GILEAD * on Friday evenings on HCTV. Cafe. Confi rmation Class at St. Paul's for all, 8:45 a.m./ Children Op- Saturday, Nov. 6: Mass, 6 ******** in Hardy, 7 p.m. eration Christmas Child Video ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN KING OF KINGS p.m. Sunday, Nov. 7: Adult and for opening; All Saints Sunday Larry Fruhling, Interim Pastor CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Sunday, Nov. 7: Choir prac- To make additions or chang- Children's Sunday School, 9:00 w/First Communion, 10 a.m.; Sunday, Nov. 7: Sunday Darrell Sutton, Pastor tice at 8:30 a.m.; Mass, 10 a.m.; es, Fax 402-768-7354, E-mail a.m.; Worship Service with Holy Thrivent elections, 11:15 a.m.; School, 10 a.m.; worship, 11 Tuesdays: Service, 7 p.m. Turkey/Ham Dinner, 11-1 p.m. [email protected] or Communion, 10:15 a.m. BVLH annual meeting, 3 p.m. a.m. Sundays: Worship, expository Wednesday, Nov. 10: Knights phone (402) 768-6602. Copy re- Tuesday, Nov. 9: Men in Mis- Tuesday, Nov. 9: Morning teaching, 3 p.m.; fi rst and third of Columbus, Mass for departed quested by noon on Mondays. sion Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. Circle, 9:30 a.m.; Membership * HARDY * Sundays of each month, Sunday members at 7:30 p.m., meeting

Obituaries Death Notice Evelyn Holmes retired in 1977. Robertson and husband Mark, She married Donald Miesner ganist was Joyce Schmidt. Elnora Buhl Evelyn L. Holmes, age Elnora was an active mem- all of Lincoln, Lori Schardt Oct. 5, 1941, at St. Peter Casket bearers and honor- 95, of Hebron and widow of Elnora Lucille Buhl of ber of the First Christian and husband Dale of Deshler Church in Deshler. This union ary bearers were grandchil- Harry, died Nov. 1, 2010, at Hebron, the daughter of Church in Hebron. She en- and Brad Templin and wife was blessed with the birth of dren and honorary bearer Deshler. Steven and Bertha (Tracy) joyed her church friends, and Tisha of Hebron; great-grand- two children. Roland Koerwitz. Funeral services will be held Pitts, was born May 20, 1916, held various offi ces in the children, Maggie and Hannah She was a member of St. Burial was in St. Peter Lu- at the First United Methodist in Belvidere. women’s church group CWF. Robertson, Logan, Shelby and Peter Lutheran Church in theran Cemetery in Deshler. Church, Hebron, on Friday, She departed She was a charter member of Carlee Schardt; Riley and Deshler and was a greeter, Memorials are in care of Nov. 5, at 10:30 a.m., with this life Sat- the Hebron Extension Offi ce Luke Templin and Cameron member of the Ladies Aux- the family. burial at the Chester City urday, Octo- for almost 50 years, president Teinert, other relatives and a iliary and Life Light Bible Deshler Memorial Fu- Cemetery, Chester. ber 29, 2010, and District vice president host of friends. Study group. neral Home of Deshler was in Visitation will be Thurs- at Blue Val- of the VFW Auxiliary and Funeral services were held She worked at the Deshler charge of arrangements. ley Lutheran a Legion Auxiliary member Nov. 2 at the United Methodist Broom Factory for a short day, Nov. 4, from 1 to 8 Nursing Home for 43 years. Elnora and her Church in Hebron with Pastor time and in 1936 she went to p.m., at Price Funeral Home, in Hebron at the age of 94 husband Bud worked many Mark Baldwin officiating. work for the United States Post Hebron. years. hours to help get the Legion Organist Brenda Striggow Offi ce as a clerk until retiring E:mail us Memorials are to First The family moved and made Club open and continued to accompanied congregational in 1973. United Methodist Church, their home in Alexandria for work there later on. hymns, “Precious Lord, Take Verna enjoyed playing your news Hebron or Parkview Haven several years and then moved She is preceded in death My Hand,” “Here I Am Lord” bridge, cooking wonderful Nursing Home, Deshler to Gilead. Elnora attended by her parents, husband Bud, and “ The Summons.” dishes, loved to travel, but and photos to Price Funeral Home of schools in both places. brothers, Elmer Pitts and Casket bearers were grand- most of all loved spending Hebron is in charge of ar- On June 25, 1938, she was wife Helen, Milford and wife sons and the honorary bearers time with her family. hebronjr@ rangements. united in marriage to Alfred Mildred, Harold Pitts and were granddaughters. She is preceded in death by windstream.net “Bud” Buhl in York. This wife Margaret; sisters, Alene Burial was in Rose Hill her parents, husband Donald, Story Idea? union was blessed with the Shipman and husband Francis, Cemetery in Hebron. brothers, Roy, Alfred and birth of two daughters. Bernice Carter and brother-in- Memorials are in care of Louis Brewer and sisters, Ella Call 768-6602 The family then moved to law LeRoy Tryon. the family. Parpart, Lucille Koerwitz and Hebron and in October of 1953 She is survived by daugh- Hebron Memorial Funeral Delma McKenzie. they moved to Fullerton, Calif. ters, Sue Templin and hus- Home of Hebron was in charge She is survived by son, Mark Elnora worked for the Auto band Dick of Hebron, Cindia of arrangements. Miesner and wife Kristine Club as a cashier. Hanneman of York; brother- of Deshler; daughter, Pris- In 1959, they returned in-law, Kenneth Carter of Verna Miesner cilla Stelling and husband Bill to Hebron. She worked at Olatha, Kan.; sister, Sally of Fairbury; grandchildren, 0ARK!VEs(EBRON .% Christensen Drug Store, Gene Verna Lois Miesner of   &AX   Tryon of Marysville, Kan.; Deshler, the daughter of Peter Kathy White of Fairbury, Elder’s Jewelry Store, Bet- WWWTHAYERCOUNTYHEALTHCOM grandchildren, Alicia Teinert and Lydia (Kreisler) Brewer, Lisa Morehead and husband ty Elder’s Dress Shop and and husband Sean and Becky Larry of Clyde, Kan.; Brian Hebron Style Shop. Elnora was born July 12, 1918, in Deshler. She Stewart and wife Chris of departed this Fairbury, Nicki Cleveland and Specialty Clinic Schedule life Tuesday, husband Jason of Gretna and OLD FASHIONED Oct. 26, 2010, Kourtney Miesner of Lincoln; at Park View great-grandchildren, Ryan ORTHOPEDIC THANKSGIVING DINNER Haven Nurs- Morehead, Brooke Allen and Served Family Style! ing Home in husband Joe, Rusty Morehead Deshler at the and wife Kara, Stewart White Dr. Hurlbut ...... November 8 age of 92 years and wife Mandy, Todd Stewart Wednesday, November 17 and wife Jenna, Cole More- after a battle with Alzheimers UROLOGY CLINIC since 2004. head and wife Marijo, Morgan 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. Verna grew up in Deshler. Stewart, Emery Cleveland, Haidyn Cleveland; great- Adults $8.00 Children 10 and under $4.00 She was baptized July 28, Dr. Halsted ...... November 10 1918, at the Presbyterian great-grandchildren, Skye Nurko and Cash and Gus CARRY OUT AVAILABLE Church in Deshler and con- fi rmed May 17, 1931, at St. Morehead, Aksel Stewart and NHI CARDIOLOGY To pick up meals, please use the north Paisley White and a host of glass door to the Church Peter Lutheran Church in Deshler. relatives and friends. She attended Deshler Lu- Funeral services were held Dr. Jain ...... November 12 First Congregational U.C.C. Oct. 29 at St. Peter Lutheran 906 H Street ~ Geneva, NE theran School and graduated from Deshler High School Church in Deshler with Pastor *New patients need to have a referral before seeing 759-3239 with the class of 1935. Brian Francik offi ciating. Or- one of the specialists at the Specialty Clinic* 6 - Wednesday, November 3, 2010 - The Hebron Journal-Register Field fi re threatens Chester yards

JR Photos/Jacque Rocole Courtesy Photos Chester, Volunteer fi refi ghters battle hot spots along Highway 8 at Blue Valley Bowl hands out awards... Chester Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 27, when a fi eld fi re carried Awards were presented to the Family Doubles winners pic- on high winds threatened the border town. tured above (l-r) from the York Regional Finals: Ellen and Leah Hubbell, Schmidt-second place with a score of 1416 in the parent-girl youth division; Cheri Tatro and Nick Wassom-fi fth place with a score Byron, of 1391 in the parent-boy youth division; Jeff Arend and Jeffrey Grummert-second place with a score of 1347 in the adult-boy Deshler youth division; Manny and Mariah Motto-third place with a score of 1411 in the parent-boy youth division; Curt (not pictured) and Trev Mumm-fourth place with a 1414 in the parent-boy teen divi- called in sion. Curt and Trev Mumm bowled their regionals at Holdredge. At right: Trev Mumm (front) and Riley Reinke bowled in the East A bean stubble fi eld fi re had State Finals in Lincoln with respective parents Curt Mumm and Chester volunteer fi refi ght- ers on the run Wednesday Bob Reinke (not pictured). The Mumms fi nished third in the par- afternoon as ferocious winds ent-boy teen division with a score of 1415 in which Trev bowled helped fuel the blaze. Within a 213 game and 530 series. The Reinkes fi nished fi fth. minutes, Hubbell, Byron and Deshler fi re departments were called in to assist. Volunteer fi refi ghters battle a bean stubble fi eld fi re at the edge At 1:45 p.m., Oct. 27, the of Chester. In the foreground, a backyard lawn is evident, while Belvidere By LaDonna Avers fi eld fi re breaking out in a fi eld the fi eld in the background disappears from dust and smoke just west of Chester, quickly worked up by high winds. threatened the community as Thursday evening the TEC over the weekend. ladies met in Belvidere for that he is improving. winds out of the northwest in Jacque Justa, Stevens Point, Paula McGinness had the excess of 30 m.p.h. spread the with disks to the area to churn strong winds helped spark a their monthly meeting. There Wisc., has been here this past were only fi ve present as some pleasure Sunday afternoon blaze toward town. According the stubble into the dirt which week-old burn pile near the week visiting her mother and of entertaining her grand- to Thayer County Deputy Dale helped slow the fi re, but sparks area. There were no injuries of the regulars had other com- other relatives. Helen resides mitments. One of the main daughter Anisha Rickers at a Reece, residents along Church were carried to nearby trees and no reports of damaged in Blue Valley Nursing Home Halloween tea party. They had Street used garden hoses to and bushes that edged the property. topics of conversation was the and always enjoys Jacque’s diffi culties experienced by not hot chocolate and Halloween douse the fi re as it neared their fi eld between it and the town. On Friday, Oct. 30, at 3:15 visits. treats and enjoyed a lively backyards. Stretching about a quarter of a p.m., Byron and Deshler fi re hearing well and the confusion Linda Hudson and Jacque that comes from that. There discussion. Thayer County hasn’t seen mile, the blaze burned on both departments were again called Justa drove to Lincoln Tues- On Sunday, Nov. 14, the much rain in the last month, sides of Highway 8. out to assist Hardy fi ght a was a lot of laughter about a day where they had lunch with soggy napkin and “who died?” United Church of Christ will and with the dry conditions Firefi ghters were still work- fi eld fi re near Hardy. It too is Angie Barrett and a friend of celebrate its annual Lord’s and stiff winds, the blaze ing on the blaze at 4 p.m., thought to have started when Those attending were Ruth Jacque’s, Linda Scholz. In Yoachim, Ila Currey, Linda Acre Service and potluck had plenty of fuel. Several Wednesday. The blaze is winds helped spark an old the afternoon they visited at dinner. Entertainment fol- volunteers brought tractors thought to have started when burn pile. Hudson, Paula McGinness, the home of the Orland Justa LaDonna Avers and Jackie lowing the dinner will be The family. Later they had din- McClellan Sisters who have Williamson. ner with another friend Kay On Oct. 31, Randy and Di- entertained at the Fall Festival Kenneth Shultz Land Auction Traudt. Jacque is returning and were well received. E:mail us anne Waldmeier met at a local home on Monday. restaurant in Hebron with his Russ and Bonnie Priefert POSTPONED your news cousin Donna Dike of Colo- enjoyed a picture perfect day and photos to rado Springs, Colo., and her Saturday when they attended (no date set yet) niece, Janet of Arvada, Colo. the very exciting Nebraska/ Sell It With hebronjr@ They enjoyed a short visit Missoui football game in Lin- catching up with their relatives coln. They also visited Marvin The J-R ,œ}iÀÊ œÛ>ŽÊ,i>Ê ÃÌ>ÌiÊ‡Ê iiۈi]Ê>˜Ã>à windstream.net as they were on their way home Sefrna who is in St. Elizabeth’s Çnx‡xÓLJÓÈÓÈÊ"vwViʜÀÊÇnx‡ÇÇn‡ÓÇ{{Êœ“i after visiting other relatives in Hospital following a serious Classifi eds! 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A section of the Journal-Register B-D Unifi ed Honor Rolls Announced BBanner-Argusanner-Argus Students that secure an A- or Schoenholz, Jill Schroeder, Serving Bruning, Alexandria, Carleton and Davenport above in all their subjects will Kalli Schroeder, Natalie Tegt- make the “A” Honor Roll. Stu- meier. dents that secure a B- or above Eighth Grade: Ted Degner, in all their subjects will make *Kamron Ficken, Jaycie the “B” Honor Roll. Names Hoins, Dylan Johnson, *Jo- Davenport By Carol Lowery with an asterisk are on the “A” hanna Kluck, T.J. Krupicka, Honor Roll. Grant Norder and Jayden First Quarter Otto. Fremont, visited Lyle and A lock-in was held at day party for one of Dale’s Bethany Lutheran Church in Honor Roll Seventh Grade: *Brice Ard- Madeline Hight. Davenport Middle School on cousins. Ruskin on Sunday. The free Seniors: Grady Joe, *Zoey issono, *Samuel Christensen, Lorene Bethke went to visit Friday evening for grades 7 Alice Krogh of Lincoln will offering was designated Messman, Erika Schroeder, Melissa Hinrichs, *McKenna Elsie Mueller at Parkview Ha- and 8. Games were played and came to Davenport and spent for Indian Oaks Center. Conrad Sell. Schardt, Kale Smith and *Ri- ven in Deshler and while there movies shown. Around 3 a.m. the day with Kenneth and Juniors: *Shelby Gar- ley Tegtmeier. Elsie’s niece from California they all tried to retire for a nap Helen Buckles to celebrate her land, Omar Gines, *Ashley Sixth Grade: Noel Gines, was visiting too. before waking for breakfast 80th birthday on Wednesday. Hinrichs, Jacob McGinley. Sara Hinds, *Brett Holtzen, Vernon and Betty Corman served with Kelli Degner as- They met Bert Christensen of Sophomores: Cassidy Bent- Hunter Krehnke and *Morgan spent 10 days in Estes Park, Davenport sisting. Sponsor is Deb Albers Superior in Hebron and visited ley, *Tara Pavelka, Ryan Lowery. Colo. recently. and other sponsors were Brian and ate dinner together. Before Tegtmeier. Fifth Grade: Kim Ardis- Monday being Richard Liesher, Christine Wagner and leaving Hebron, they visited Senior Diners Freshmen: Emily Folkerts, sono, Skyler Knigge, Caden Corman’s birthday, Betty Jennifer Johnson. Irene Davis at Blue Valley Taylor Kindelspire, Wyatt Norder and Garrett Schardt. and Vernon Corman and their Edna Johnson attended Nursing Home and Lois Lewis Exercise Monday, Wednes- guests, Carl and Irene Ander- the Guild meeting at Thayer at Courtyard Terrace. They day and Friday at 9:30 a.m. son of Superior, went to the County Memorial Hospital then returned to Davenport to Monday, Nov. 8: Shep- Richard Cormans to celebrate in Hebron on Wednesday visit and have lunch together herd’s pie with vegetables, with ice cream and cake. morning. before Alice left for home. corn muffi n, bite-sized pears. Bruning Visiting Cleora Ficken on Mason and Ava Keim of The Methodists held a Cards or Tri-Ominoes, 1 Sunday were Lucy Wegener Lincoln spent from Wednes- soup lunch at the Community p.m. Bruning- By Lola Johnson and Roger Ficken and grand- day through Sunday with Center on Sunday with a good Tuesday, Nov. 9: Savory son, Kevin. their grandparents, Joe and turnout. It is that time of the pork chop, potatoes O’Brien, Davenport Aldean Pittman and daugh- On Tuesday Mary Ann Pe- Georgia Keim. Their parents, year when all organizations seasoned carrots, ice cream. ter, Pam, visited their grand- ters from California brought James and Christi Keim came are preparing things to do. Trivia Tuesday. Unifi ed School daughter Carmen in Pennsyl- two small quilts to Cleora to Sunday and after attending the The Methodists were giving Wednesday, Nov. 10: Ital- vania. They didn’t get to go to quilt. Mary Ann took Cleora soup dinner the James Keim the money to the Food Pantry ian hamburger soup, croissant, Grand Canyons of Pennsyl- out to lunch in Hebron. ACTIVITIES family returned to Lincoln. in Hebron. fi ve-cup salad, Danish petite. vania as the pretty foliage is Roxann Brennfoerder came Friday, November 5: Patty Anderjaski of Palisade Donna Bohling has returned Cards or Scrabble. mostly gone, so they went up to from Lincoln on Saturday Grandparents’ Day; high and Betsy Johanson of Mc- to her home in Davenport Thursday, Nov. 11: Sliced Rock Run and saw Mt. Stream and she and her mother went school to Lied Center’s Mid- Cook came Friday evening after being in Blue Valley turkey, dressing and gravy, go into waterfalls. It is beauti- to Edgar to attend the benefi t summer Night’s Dream. and spent the weekend with Nursing Home. Wednesday corn, cranberry sauce, pump- ful country in the Allegheny for Jordan Brennfoerder in Monday, November 8: Neil and Berneta Miller. was a big day for her because kin dessert. Bingo or Mexican Mountains. They followed Edgar. Others from this area School board at Bruning, The monthly birthday party that was her 80th birthday, Train Dominoes, 1 p.m. along Susquahanna mountain attended, too. 7:30 p.m. was held at the Senior Center too. Cindy Dunlop of North Friday, Nov. 12: Creamed streams and drove through a Donna Albrecht and Annie Tuesday, November 9: on Thursday. There were Platte came on Thursday and chicken on a biscuit, Cali- covered bridge. They went to Ficken made a business trip to Football quarterfinal play- 35 in attendance and four Deb O’Callaghan was there fornia blend, fruited gelatin. Waterville on Saturday to an York on Wednesday. offs. birthdays were celebrated. on her birthday. Visiting her Senior Bowling, 12:30 p.m. Apple Butter Festival. It was Mike and Ellen Buresh at- Thursday, November After the meal, Ann Vortman in the afternoon were Audrey Meals served with bread, very interesting to watch them tended a play, “The Nerd” in 11: Veterans’ Day program, sang several Christian songs Spicer, Carolyn Mosier, Sha- butter and milk. For reserva- cook the apple butter. They Lincoln at Pius X on Saturday. Bruning and Davenport, 10 accompanied by Elizabeth ron Littrel, Jerry Littrel and tions, call 364-2449 by 1:30 saw elk in elk country. They Their grandson, Dayne Bu- a.m.; state volleyball. Dahl. Carol Lowery. They enjoyed p.m., the day before. also went to a family reunion Dale and Lennett Siebert of resh, had a leading part. birthday cake and ice cream. one Sunday. Lushton, Neb. spent Sunday, Marilyn Mosier has been It is nice to be home again, Strang Sewing Club met Oct. 24, with Lyle and Made- entertaining company. Visit- Donna said. BRUNING on Wednesday afternoon at line Hight. The Littrels went to ing sometime between Thurs- Emil and Ruth Pearson MENU the home of Lola Kennel. Pat Wahoo to attend the send-off day and Sunday were Kevin joined Ron and Gail Ward Meridian Friday, November 5: Hot Headrick was the assistant for the Wahoo based engineer- and Amy Bartles of Denver, of Fairbury, their grandson, dog, chips, green beans, or- hostess. Other members at- ing 25 Verticle Co., to which Colo.; Camas Lubderstadt, Aaron Ward of Lincoln; Pat Public School ange slices. tending were Ruth Hobbs, their son, Sgt. Shiloh Littrel Elijah, Calla and Jonah from and Paula Nippert of Man- Monday, November 8: Edna Lichti, Elaine Ebbeka, of Falls City, is assigned. His Omaha; Janet Jones of Edgar hattan, Kan.; Larry and Patty Chicken wrap, lettuce, salsa, Opal Matejka, Janet Lentfer, wife, Becky and children, and Brooklyn Jones of Lin- Nippert of Carleton and Sara peaches, sugar cookie. Lorraine Heinrichs and Joan ACTIVITIES Tuesday, November 9: Madison, Emma and Riley coln. Coming later were Ron Arens of Waverly went to Friday, November 5: D1 Langhorst. Visitors were Littrel, Michael and Barbie and Paula Bailey and grand- Courtyard Terrace to help Enchilada, Spanish rice, corn, LaVerda Walker, Ruby Sch- District volleyball fi nals. cherry cheesecake, chicken Long, Asa and Asher of Mc- daughter, Taylor Bailey from Katherine Nippert celebrate Monday, November 8: weitzer and Beth Garrison. Cook, Nancy McKim, Brian, Kansas City and Glenn Snell her 93rd birthday. They en- noodle soup. Monday dinner guests of State StuCo Convention, Wednesday, November Nicki and Alex McKim, all of from Edgar. By Sunday after- joyed having a pizza party at Macy. Francis and Beth Garrison Falls City, were there for the noon, they all had returned to noon. After a good visit and 10: Hamburger on a bun, were Phyllis Schmitt and Verla Tuesday, November 9: Tater Tots, Mandarin oranges, send-off. The Unit will be in their homes. birthday wishes to Katherine, Seniors college visit to UNK Snyder of Oak. Fort Bliss, Texas for about Darla Pfeifer spent a long they all returned home. cupcake. Kay Shenefelt of Auburn and Hastings; quarter fi nals Thursday, November 11: a month before leaving for weekend with her parents, Celebrating their 60th wed- football playoffs. visited Sunday afternoon and Afghanistan. Dale and Sallie Pfeifer. ding anniversary on Oct. 29, Creamed chicken over mashed had supper with Francis and Wednesday, November potatoes, peas, dinner roll, Oct. 30, Myrl and Sylvia Recently Dale and Sallie were Wendell and Carol Low- 10: Juniors and seniors, job Beth Garrison. Hight from Schleswig, Iowa Pfeifer drove to Crestline, ery. They took their children vegetable beef soup. Jeri Rippe and Jayne Germer shadow. Salad bar served daily. Milk and Violet Heckena from Ohio, to attend the 80th birth- and grandchildren out to eat in Thursday, November 11: of Crete went to Snellville, the evening. Of course Wen- served with all meals. Menu Ga., to spend a week with Veterans Day program, 10 subject to change. dell and Carol were the oldest a.m.; state volleyball tourna- Shelli Rippe and see her new ones there and the youngest ment at Grand Island. home. During the days they Publication Copy Commercial and Savings Banks was their great grand-daugh- DAVENPORT went sightseeing and shop- ter, Maylin Day. MENU ping. Some of the places vis- CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION Friday, November 5: Ham (Including domestic and foreign subsidiaries) The witch fl ew in and the ited were World of CocaCola, Angel girls had their Hal- potato boats, green beans, State Bank No. Stone Mountain, the Alanta Legal Title of Bank 4530 loween party on Tuesday dinner roll with butter, pud- Bruning State Bank Federal Reserve Dist. No. Closing Grain Bid History Center and Oakland 10 afternoon. ding cake. Cemetery. On Thursday eve- City County State Zip Code Close of Business Date Nov. 2, 2010 Bruning Thayer NE 68322 September 30, 2010 Perry and Dianna Gunn, Monday, November 8: ning Shelli hosted a dinner for DOLLAR AMOUNTS Assets: IN THOUSANDS Blake and Haidyn of Hebron Chester, Nebraska Crispitos, corn, churro. Jeri and Jayne. Shelli’s friends Cash and balances due from depository institutions: attended the soup dinner and Corn, bu...... $5.13 Tuesday, November 9: John, Pepper, Eric and Andrew Noninterest-bearing balances and currency and coin ...... 4,482 Italian dunkers, baked beans, Interest-bearing balance ...... 574 then went to Randy and Penny Milo, bu ...... $5.05 Christie of Grayson and Bon- gelatin jigglers. Securities: Williams for the rest of the day. Wheat, bu ...... $5.93 nie Neal of Snellville were also Held-to-maturity securities ...... 1,293 They returned home later in Wednesday, November there. They returned to Crete Available-for-sale securities ...... 52,543 Soybeans, bu ...... $11.33 10: Chili soup, cinnamon roll, Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell: the evening. on Saturday evening and Jeri Federal funds sold ...... 0 The Trick or Treaters vis- cheese sticks. returned home on Sunday. Securities purchased under agreement to resell ...... 0 ited many homes on Sunday Thursday, November 11: The Extension Cords met Loans and lease financing receivables: Taco haystack, cooked broc- Loans and leases held for sale ...... 0 evening. If you didn’t have a in Strang on Monday noon. Loans and leases, net of unearned income ...... 147,845 treat, they couldn’t tell you coli, cupcake. RaVae Bowman was the LESS: Allowance for loan and leases losses ...... 2,524 what the trick would be. Milk served with all meals. hostess and gave the lesson Loans and leases, net of unearned income and allowance ...... 145,321 Mike and Ellen Buresh at- Menu subject to change. Trading Assets ...... 0 on saving energy. Also there Premises and fixed assets ...... 2,769 tended the benefi t for Jordon AGP were Jeanne Kerwood, Sue Other real estate owned ...... 0 Brennfoerder in Edgar on Grain Marketing Heinrichs, Mary Heinrichs, Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies ...... 732 Saturday. Lorraine Heinrichs and Jeri Intangible assets Kenneth and Helen Buckles Phone: 402-324-5475 or Goodwill ...... 0 MEETING Rippe. Other intangible assets ...... 0 attended the soup dinner at toll free 1-800-322-9579 Other Assets ...... 8,482 NOTICE Total assets ...... 216,196 Bruning Woman’s Club MEETING Liabilities: meeting is Tuesday, Nov. 9, NOTICE Deposits        at 2 p.m., at the opera house. In domestic offices ...... 158,342 An interesting program is Bruning American Legion Noninterest-bearing ...... 21,302 planned on pillowcases by Post No. 166 veterans’ evening Interest-bearing ...... 137,040         Marie Huber’s daughter from card party is Monday, Nov. 8, Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase:      at 7:30 p.m. Federal funds purchased ...... 1,175 Georgia.   Securities sold under agreements to repurchase ...... 12,445 Trading liabilities ...... 0        Other borrowed money   !  (including mortgages indebtedness and obligations under capitalized leases) ...... 19,894    ! !   "  Subordinated notes and debentures ...... 0  !   ! ! ! Other liabilities ...... 1,243 Total liabilities ...... 193,099                    Minority Interest in consolodated subsidiaries ...... 0  !       Equity Capital: Perpetual preferred stock and related surplus (No. of shares outstanding) ...... 0 Common stock (Authorized) ...... 6,000 (Outstanding) ...... 6,000 ...... 600 Surplus ...... 13,800 Retained earnings ...... 7,563 "MMUIFTJHOTQPJOUJO Accumulated other comprehensive income ...... 1,134 Other equity capital components ...... 0 (EALT( H PVSEJSFDUJPO Total equity capital ...... 23,097 Total liabilities, minority interest, and equity capital ...... 216,196 Auto MEMORANDA: Amounts outstanding as of Report of Condition date: Hom Stop In and See Why! 1.a. Standby letters of credit. Total ...... 424 eowner 1.b. Amount of Standby letters of credit in memo 1.a. conveyed to others through participations ...... 0 (PPE4FSWJDF 'PS"MMPG I/We, the undersigned officer(s), do hearby declare that this Report of Condition has been prepared in conformance with official instructions and is true and correct to the best of my (our) knowledge and belief. :PVS *OTVSBODF/FFET Signature of officer(s) authorized to sign report Date Signed /s/ Jerry Catlett, CFO 10-22-2010 Name(s) and titles of officers authorized to sign report Area code/Phone Number Jerry A. Catlett, Chief Financial Officer 402-353-2555

We, the undersigned directors, attest to the correctness of the Report of Condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief has been prepared in Conformance with official instructions and is true and correct.

Signature of Director Signature of Director Signature of Director PO Box 473 • Edgar, NE 68935 • Ph. 224-4795 or 1-800-951-9566 Frank L. Bruning Darrell Raum Darlene M Reinsch PO Box 40 • Davenport, NE 68335 • Ph. 364-2165 or 1-800-207-2165 8 - Wednesday, November 3, 2010 - The Hebron Journal-Register Hebron HHauntingaunting

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Winners in the 1-2 year age group include (1st-3rd l-r): Popcorn-Addison Marsh with her mother Natalie; Skunk-Emily Easton with her father Clinton; Fisherman-Cole Vorderstrasse with his mother Ranae.

Early weekend contest brings large group of goblins to annual event 6

The Hebron Woman’s Achievement Club and Lions Club held the annual Hal- loween costume contest and parade Sunday afternoon. One of the largest groups of haunting characters visited the City’s streets in picture perfect 2 weather. Winners of each division are featured here-photos are numbered 1-9. 2: 3-4 years (fi rst-third place, l-r): Golfer-Gabriel Fangmeier; Witch-Ella Williams; Rodeo clown-Weston Wiedel. 3: Kindergarten (fi rst-third place, l-r): Pirate-Henry Tyler; Mummy-Lindsey Johnson; Dorothy-Jayden Bowman. 4: First grade (first-third place, l-r): Hippie-Jasa Wiedel; Popeye-Kobe Edwards; Lady- 7 bug-Sydney Escritt. 5: Second grade (fi rst-third place, l-r): Elvis-Wyatt Wiedel; Hillbilly-Andrew Heinrichs; Witches-Chloe Hintz and Brooklyn Mumford. 6: Third grade (fi rst-third place, l-r): Vampire-Addison 3 LaFrance; Hobo-Sydny Havel; Supergirl-Kaizley Krupicka. 7: Fourth grade (fi rst-third place, l-r): Hillbilly-Sequoia Heinrichs; Witches Kianna Hedges and Makayla John- son; Dorothy-Kassandra Bru- guera. 8: Fifth grade (first-third place, l-r): Miss America Gone Bad-Jena Cottam; Skeleton- C.J. Corning; Cammo-Hunter Mathiesen. 9: Sixth grade (fi rst-third place, l-r): Vets Jessica Huh- man and Taelyn Virus; Gypsy- Cambrie Cottam; Wheaties 8 box-Grace Minge. 4

5 9 The Hebron Journal-Register - Wednesday, November 3, 2010 - 9 Spportsorts BDS pounds Trojans Round 2 tonight - 5 p.m. - Bancroft

The Bruning-Davenport/ very pleased with the effort period and a huge 57-yard run Shickley Eagles football team the team displayed.” in the second period. used a mixed bag of tricks to The victory pits BDS against Other scores from the slip past the Scribner-Snyder the east bracket’s No. 1 seed Eagles came via Tegtmeier Trojans Thursday evening in Bancroft-Rosalie. The Eagles on a 12-yard keeper run in the the fi rst round of the D1 State entered the playoffs as the third period; Karson Novacek Playoffs. The game, played at No. 8 seed. Scribner-Snyder on a 1-yard run in the same Bruning, went to the Eagles was No. 9. quarter; and William Mick on as they trounced the Trojans, In Thursday’s contest, Luke a 65-yard kickoff return in the 56-12. Christensen led the Eagles fourth period. “We spoke with the team be- with three fi rst-half touch- Ryan Tegtmeier was good fore the game about what kind downs, 55 yards rushing on for 65 yards rushing on six of team either school would fi ve carries, and 37 yards on carries and also had 93 yards have had if we had not cooped; three receptions. Kendrick passing on six-for-eight at- how this would have been just Holeman scored twice and tempts. another Friday night leading led in rushes with 115 yards Novacek was good for 57 up to the basketball season,” on 14 carries. yards on 13 rushes, while said Coach Kevin Willems. The Eagles had 425 total Trevor Krehnke went 25 “We talked about team unity, yards in the contest (332 on yards on fi ve rushes and Jose how we had come together as 44 rushes) while holding Gamboa had 14 yards on one JR Photos/Jacque Rocole a team and we didn’t want this the Trojans to 178 (73 on 27 rush. Gamboa was also good Bruning-Davenport/Shickley junior Kendrick ride to end. We also discussed rushes). for 43 yards on two receptions Holeman slips through the Scribner-Snyder playing our own positions and Christensen scored right while Derek Swartzendruber defensive line Thursday evening in the fi rst not trying to play everyone away in the fi rst period on a collected 13 yards on one reception. round of the NSAA D1 State Playoffs, as depicted else’s spot. 44-yard run, then collected the “As things went, we played fi nal two in the second period In tackles, Jose Gamboa, above and to the left. No. 8-seeded BDS (East one of our best team games on passes; the fi rst for seven Michael Houchin and Kar- bracket) defeated the Trojans 56-12 pitting of the year because we felt yards and the second for 18 son Novacek each had nine themselves against No. 1-seeded and unde- before the game that Scribner- yards. Both receptions came while Tyler Lauenstein had feated Bancroft-Rosalie tonight at Bancroft. Snyder would be comparable via Ryan Tegtmeier. seven, and Luke Christensen Kickoff is at 5 p.m. to some of the better teams Holeman collected his fi rst and Trevor Krehnke each we faced this year. We were score on a 9-yard run in the fi rst had fi ve. Dragons fall to Osmond End season 5-4 The No. 14 Deshler Dragons made up for the ground game fell to No. 3 Osmond Thursday when Luke Dlouhy passed for night in the fi rst round of the 105 yards. D1 NSAA State Playoffs. The Josiah Burger earned both Deshler and Osmond seedings Dragon touchdowns; the fi rst are in the East bracket. at the outset on a 65-yard pass The game, played at the from Dlouhy, and the second Osmond grid, ended with in the fi nal period on a 79-yard Osmond over Deshler, 61-12. kick-off return. The loss makes the Dragons The Dragons look to lose 5-4 on the 2010 season. only three seniors to grad- The Osmond Tigers had 340 uation including Thomas yards rushing while holding Vonderfecht, Cody Eitzmann, Deshler to 25. The Dragons and Gage Baker. BDS Lady Eagles end regular season, head into subdistricts The Bruning-Davenport/ the Lady Eagles headed to Shickley volleyball team won Lawrence to compete at the the fi rst round of the D1-1 Lawrence/Nelson triangular, subdistrict contest Monday Friday, Oct. 26 where they fell night in Beatrice. The game to both the hosts, 21-25, 20- was played against No. 3 25, and Palmer 20-25, 21-25. seed Meridian. BDS is No. 2. The losses dropped the Eagles Pawnee City is No. 1. record to 22-6 as they headed The Eagles team defeating into sub-district contest. Meridian 25-21, 25-19, 25-16, Against Palmer, Schroeder At right: Eagles senior Jose Gamboa collects took on Pawnee City Tuesday led the team with six kills, 15 a 43-yard pass from Ryan Tegtmeier during the night. Full details of that game digs and two ace blocks. Gar- fi rst round of the D1 State Playoffs at Bruning will be available next week. land had fi ve kills and 17 digs Thursday evening. In Monday’s contest, Maka- and Yantzie added fi ve kills. leigh Yantzie and Shelby Hinrichs had eight assists. Garland led the attack with Against Lawrence/Nelson, nine kills each. Zoey Messman Garland had seven kills while had three ace serves. Taylor Schroeder had six kills, one Titans collect fi rst win at C2-3 subs Houck and Kaitlyn Krupicka ace serve and four ace blocks. had three ace blocks for the Walters added six assists and defense. Yantzie and Krupicka had two Finish third at Southern Nebraska Conference Prior to the subdistrict, ace blocks. The Thayer Central Titans, seeded No. 1 in the Claire Timmerman had 53/54 sets with 23 as- C2-3 subdistrict bracket, downed No. 4 Southern sists and Tarryn Tietjen had 22/22 sets with seven Monday night in the opening round of the tourney. assists. The Titans won in three straight sets, 25-13, 25-16, The Thayer Central Titans entered the Southern 25-15, and were scheduled to face Friend at 7 p.m. Nebraska Conference Tournament Monday night, on Tuesday. Details of that contest will be available Oct. 25, defeating Tri-County 25-9, 25-15, but fell next week right here on the Sports page. to Fillmore Central, 19-25, 15-25, Tuesday night C2-3 subdistrict teams and seedings include No. in the quarterfi nal round at Milford. The upset loss 1 Thayer Central (24-2), No. 2 Tri County (7-19), to Fillmore Central was the Titans’ second on the No. 3 Friend (9-17), No. 4 Southern (4-23), and season. “We struggled throughout the match as their No. 5 Wilber-Clatonia (0-26). quick offense caused us problems,” Thayer Central Stay up to date at our website http://hebronjour- coach Kurk Wiedel said. “We could not get anything nalregister.com. going offensively because of poor passing and we In Monday’s contest, Thayer Central coach Kurk had some key serving errors as well.” Wiedel said all 14 of his players saw action in On Friday, the team downed Sutton to win third game. “We had a straight sets win over Southern place in the tournament. “We played well though- who found it diffi cult to handle our tough hitting,” out the match after having some serving issues in he commented. set 1,” the coach said. “Kelsey Long and Kinsey Cody Long and Bridgette Baden led the attack Tietjen both serve-received to near perfection al- with 12 and 10 kills respectively, while Michaela lowing us to get our outside hitters one-on-one Marsh added three ace serves. On defense, Marsh opportunities.” also provided nine digs while Kinsey Tietjen had Against Sutton, Cody Long led with 21 kills and three aces. fi ve ace blocks. Bridgette Baden had 14 kills and 20 digs while Michaela Marsh put up three ace serves. Claire Timmerman had 40 assists. Deshler drops subdistrict Against Fillmore Central, both Baden and Long The Deshler Lady Dragons dropped the fi rst led the attack with nine kills each. “Bridgette was round game against Diller-Odell in the D1-1 a bright spot offensively with nine kills on 27 at- subdistrict tournament at Beatrice. The Drag- tempts,” the coach commented. She also provided ons’ fall, 19-25, 20-25, 17-25, ends the team’s six digs while Kinsey Tietjen had one ace block 2010 season on a 9-16 record. and Timmerman provided 24 assists. The Lady Dragons went into the subdistrict In the game against Tri County, which was played contest seeded No. 5 and played No. 4 Diller- at home, Cody Long led the attack with seven kills while Kelsey Long had two ace serves. Bridgette Odell. Pawnee City, Meridian and Bruning- JR Photo/Greg Scellin Davenport/Shickley made up the rest of the Baden provided 11 digs while Kinsey Tietjen had Thayer Central’s Kinsey Tietjen (9) and Cody Long block a Fillmore Central hit during bracket. one ace block and Claire Timmerman had six assists. “We came out strong behind the hitting of Bridgette the semifi nal match of the SNC tournament last week. The Titans fell in their second No other information was available in the loss of the season to the Lady Panthers and were 24-2 heading into the C2-3 subdistrict Deshler game. Baden,” said Coach Wiedel. “We were able to get some easy points on serving, as well.” tourney at Fairbury Monday night. 10 - Wednesday, November 3, 2010 - The Hebron Journal-Register FFootballootball CContestontest Texas at Kansas State North Carolina State at Clemson Central Market Priefert

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Game night, Thursdays: 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 8: Shep- herd’s pie with vegetables, corn muffi n, bite-sized pears. Bingo. Tuesday, Nov. 9: Savory pork chop, potatoes O’Brien, seasoned carrots, ice cream. Happy Birthday. Wednesday, Nov. 10: Ital- This Week — 1985... ian hamburger soup, croissant, Free popcorn and Coca Cola were given away by the fi ve-cup salad, Danish petite. Joke Day. Hebron Chamber of Commerce during the “Halloween Thursday, Nov. 11: Sliced Madness” special sale. Over 26 pounds of popcorn were turkey, dressing and gravy, popped for young and old alike. corn, cranberry sauce, pump-

JR Photo/Jean Crouse kin dessert. Cards to Shut- ins. Trick Or Treat Party… Friday, Nov. 12: Creamed From The Hebron Journal- Register LaChelle Ragsdale and her mother, Shayla, were among those chicken on a biscuit, Cali- PPagesages ooff thethe PastPast...... who came to the Chester Senior Center Sunday night to a come fornia blend, fruited gelatin. and go Trick or Treat party. The event was hosted by the Better Where Am I? third grade, Roxanne Bonin and Waunda Meals served with bread, 1970 Homes Group. Kerwood; fourth, fi fth and sixth grades, Sheri butter and milk. LeMaster, Judi Werner, Tonya Stutzman and To make reservations, phone — 40 Years Ago — Dress code was the topic of discussion be- Lynne Wiedel. 324-5271 by 1:30 p.m., the day Sunrise Toastmasters II held a public before you wish to dine. tween Hebron High students and the Hebron School Board. The board revised the dress meeting at the courthouse. Dorothy Hintz of code to include girls wearing dress slacks, Belvidere and Arlys Dill of Belvidere both pant suits and dress denims by a unanimous gave their 12th speech. Beth Maschmann of vote. The motion was later amended to ex- Deshler served as the amusing toastmaster clude blue jeans. and Jokemaster, Frank Bringewatt of Bruning Three crossing arms replaced the yield delighted the group with his story about the sign located in Davenport at the south end trials of Sam Jones. Blue Valley Bowl of Davenport’s main street crossing. The Veterans featured in the Veterans Day Bowling Results crossing a block east, the scene of a number spotlight were World War I veteran August of accidents was closed. Kniep who was drafted into the Army four Specialist Four Gene A. Davenport, son of months before armistice; Dr. R.E. Penry, a MONDAY MEN'S Mr. and Mrs. George Davenport of Hebron, combat surgeon who operated just behind NIGHT EARLY (City) was awarded the Air Medal for meritorious fi ghting lines in World War II; Carl Jacobsen High Team Scratch Series: Kass who served in the Navy during the Vietnam JR Photo/Jean Crouse achievement while participating in aerial Ford — 1997; High Scratch Game: Steve War; Virgil Boatman who served in the Army Anderson 241, Bob Fayle 228, Bryce fl ights and the Bronze Star for meritorious Fire Threatens Chester… Mammen 205; High Scratch Series: achievement in ground operations against during World War II; Lloyd “Red” Abelbeck A fi re on Oct. 27 threatened Chester from the west, coming Steve Anderson 604, Bryce Mammen hostile forces. He had been in Vietnam for who served in the Navy during World War very close to two homes. It was put out by volunteer fi remen 582, Rick Kassebaum 569. a year. II and was present at the signing of the ar- mistice with Japan; Kim Johnson, an Army and local farmers disking fi elds. There was zero visibility along MONDAY MEN'S captain during the Vietnam War who was in the street for a time. NIGHT LATE (Pinbuster) the middle of the My Lai massacre incident High Team Scratch Series: Byron 1975 Broncos — 1933; High Scratch Game: and Loren Nelson who joined the Army at Dan Domeier 203, Arlis Eitzmann 198, — 35 Years Ago — the age of 17 during the Korean Confl ict LeRoy Voss 195; High Scratch Series: Nebraska Secretary of State Allen Beer- Arlis Eitzmann 559, Dan Domeier 538, mann spoke at the “Spirit of ’76” ceremony Thayer County LeRoy Voss 524. in Byron. 1995 TUESDAY NIGHT The Thayer County Federation of Woman’s WOMEN'S (Bowlerettes) Clubs elected offi cers. They were President — 15 Years Ago — Health Services High Team Scratch Series: Expert Mrs. W.G. Reinke of Byron, Vice President Mike Mayben received the Rotarian of Computer — 1850; High Scratch Game: Mrs Albert Sinn of Hubbell and Secretary- the Year award from club president Ken Teagan Daharsh 189, Diane Jacobson Treasurer Mrs. Lee Hicks of Carleton. Studier for his work in improving the city’s 187, Marissa Wagenblast 183; High Things And Stuff For all immunization ap- Blanche Rachow and Juanita Kassebaum downtown Roosevelt Park. Scratch Series: Marissa Wagenblast Rick Hergott purchased Hebron Car Care Nov. 3: Alexandria were honored for their ten years of service to pointments, contact Karen 540, Teagan Daharsh 482, Mona Co., from Arnold Ehlers. Hergott hadn’t Nov. 4: Davenport Wehrbein 465. the Thayer County Memorial Hospital. Schardt, RN, the immuniza- settled on a name for the tire and automotive Nov. 5: Hebron tion coordinator for TCHS at WEDNESDAY NIGHT repair company. Nov. 10: Bruning (402) 768-4629. Hebron Journal-Register reporter Linda Nov. 12: Hubbell MEN'S (American) 1980 High Team Scratch Series: Farm Burd was presented a media award at the Nov. 17: Belvidere Foot Clinic Call (402) 768-4625 for Bureau Insurance— 2168; High Scratch — 30 Years Ago — American Cancer Society’s state convention Volunteers will provide cov- Game: Dean Blincow 246, Manny Motto Dr. Harold M. Pumphrey, M.D. of Hebron banquet in Grand Island. Burd wrote a series appointments. 236, Tyler Watson 234; High Scratch erage for the remaining open was named a diplomat of the American Board of articles featuring cancer survivors. days to the schedule. WIC Nutrition Program Series: Dean Blincow 686, Manny Motto 645, John Jensen 569. of Family Practice certifying him in the Freshly unpacked and settled in at the Hours are: Wednesdays, Guidance and food vouch- medical specialty of family practice. newly-refurbished Presbyterian manse in Thursdays and Fridays from 9 ers are available at no cost THURSDAY NIGHT “The Black Stallion” was playing at the Hebron, the Rev. Dr. John K. Tritenbach a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturdays to low and middle income WOMEN'S (Rockettes) Majestic. was ready to begin his duties. from 9 a.m. to noon. women, infants and children at High Team Scratch Series: Matt’s Becky Templin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The Things and Stuff Shop Body Shop 1638; High Scratch Game: the Hebron United Methodist Kelly Richardson 211, Michele Modlin 200, Dick Templin received a pin for many hours in Hebron is staffed by volun- of volunteer service from Jean Pletcher at teers from Thayer County and Church on the second Monday Cheryl Tatro 180; High Scratch Series: of every month. For more in- Michele Modlin 511, Cheryl Tatro 499, the Thayer County Hospital Guild’s quarterly 2000 surrounding communities. If Kelly Richardson 477. meeting. you would like to volunteer formation and appointments, First place winners in the annual Lions’ — 10 Years Ago — at the shop, contact Pat Pum- call toll free, 877-691-8382. FRIDAY SENIOR LEAGUE Club Halloween Contest were preschool, The Hebron Lady Bears defeated Kearney phrey at 768-6513. TCHS Foundation High Team Scratch Series: B.L.M. Catholic 10-15, 15-10, 15-11 in districts to — 1257; High Scratch Game Men: LeRoy Jennifer Bartling; kindergarten, Tina Children From Professional Choice Degenhardt; fi rst grade Tracy Fink; sec- advance to the Class C-2 state volleyball Othling 183, Rick Kelm 180, Fred Schmidt tournament in Lincoln. Immunization Clinic Recovery, Inc. in memory of Dale 158; High Scratch Game Women: Linda ond grade, Jill Posey; third grade, Brad First place winners in the Lion’s Club The next Children’s Im- Maschmann. Dudgeon 180, Annabelle Nacke 147, Durfl inger; fourth grade, Alisa Cording; munization Clinic will be Sandy Waite 125; High Team Series annual Halloween costume contest were Bruning Medical Clinic fi fth grade, Darla Boatman and sixth grade, Monday, Nov. 8, from 8 a.m. Men: LeRoy Othling 514, Rick Kelm 479, Amy Kunkel. preschool, Jenna Cottam; kindergarten, Jay until 5 p.m., in the conference Nov. 8: 9-Noon Dr. Sullivan Fred Schmidt 430; High Team Series Cottam; fi rst grade, Nathan Kolar; second Nov. 11: 1:30-4:30 Elting, ARNP Women: Linda Dudgeon 438, Annabelle grade, Kale Hintz; third grade, Will Gold- room in the lower level of the Nacke 366, Sandy Waite 361. hospital in Hebron. This clinic Davenport Medical Clinic 1985 hammer; fourth grade, Andrea Kriesel; fi fth is held on the second Monday Nov. 8: 9-Noon Dr. Sullivan SATURDAY JUNIOR LEAGUE grade, Logan Chapman; sixth grade, Adrian of each month. Nov. 10: 9-Noon Madsen, PAC High Team Scratch Series: Mummski- — 25 Years Ago — Arnold. teers — 1561; High Scratch Game Rehearsals were underway for the Thayer Hebron Girl Scouts Jenna Wiedel, Ashley Adult Immunization Clinic Deshler Medical Clinic Adult immunizations for Boys: Trev Mumm 170, Riley Reinke County Community Theater’s adult comedy Burkey, Brandi Anderson, Rebecca Kenner Nov. 8: 1:30-4:30 Elting, APRN 167, Connor Mumm 157; High Scratch presentation of “Under Papa’s Picture.” Cast and Calicia Hergott performed the fl ag November, 2010 will be Nov. 9: 1:30-4:30 Madsen, PAC Game Girls: Lauren Schmidt 144, Autumn scheduled on an individual members are Dixie Adams, Arnold Ehlers, ceremony for the Girl Scout Jamboree in Nov. 10: 9-Noon Dr. Hubl Deepe 124, Trista Sloane 99; High Team basis. If you still need to get Series Boys: Trev Mumm 459, Riley Kathy Fink, Kathy Kleveland, Jimmy McK- Kearney. your fl u shot or for other adult Milligan Clinic Reinke 456, Tanner Mumm 413; High ernan, Jim Raatz and Jack Stewart. Director vaccines, please call (402) Nov. 9: 8-Noon Dr. Vonderfecht Team Series Girls: Lauren Schmidt 368, was Loxie Ehlers. Autumn Deepe 316, Emily Welch 251. 768-4629 to schedule an ap- Chester Clinic “Jerry Kripal Day” was being held to 2005 pointment. No Clinic Scheduled. honor the former Hebron Bear all-stater SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED who was playing center for the University — 5 Years Ago — High Team Scratch Series: Broncos Nebraska Secretary of State John Gale — 1927; High Scratch Game Men: of Nebraska-Omaha football team. Bear Mike Prellwitz 215, Doug Modlin 190, Backers had organized a trip to Omaha to announced that a $10.9 million dollar con- Alan Bohling 172; High Scratch Game see Kripal play. tract for new election equipment had been Women: Emily Seifert 185, Nancy Vogel Thayer County 4-H Achievement Night fi nalized that would provide signifi cant 181, Diane Jacobson 179; High Team was held with Gerhard Onnen receiving improvements in the election system. The TreesTrees MakeMake MemoriesMemories Series Men: Mike Prellwitz 551, Alan the 4-H Meritorious Service Award and the counties would be provided optical-scan- Bohling 483, Doug Modlin 477; High Team ning equipment to count paper ballots and Series Women: Nancy Vogel 498, Diane Gertie Brinegar Memorial trophy for top Jacobson 478, Michele Modlin 472. home economics exhibitor was awarded to voting equipment designed for people with Kristi Hintz of Belvidere. disabilities. Thayer County counts ballots by hand and had not received the counting machine but it was expected to be up and 1990 running by spring. The family of Dwight and Pat Pumphrey — 20 Years Ago — were hosting an open house for their 60th News and Halloween was celebrated at the Carleton wedding anniversary at the United Method- Elementary School as room mothers helped ist Church. advertising with the party. Room mothers were kinder- Thayer Central students Brock Raum, deadline is garten and fi rst grade, Patti Mueller, Nancy Adison Kenning and Brett Dye were selected Monday noon for Heinrichs and Karla Lubben; second and to perform in the All State Choir. The Hebron Subscribe to our online edition at PlainsOak Tree Prairie Farm Nursery800-669-4408 Journal-Register Davenport,www.oakprairie.com NE www.oakprairie.com 476 2550 800 669 4408 http://hebronjournalregister.com 12 - Wednesday, November 3, 2010 - The Hebron Journal-Register

JR Courtesy Photos Harold Bleich, Fairbury, works with his 1910 Appleton corn sheller, a piece he purchased near Haddam. The sheller had been stored for 50 years. Bleich has been restoring old farm equipment since 1992. The collection touts an impressive 17 working pieces. Fix it and use it, that’s how farmers roll

By Jacque Rocole Hebron Journal-Register

Some say old farmers never retire they just go to seed, but Courtesy Photo there are some old farmers who’d rather tinker away Bleich had great help from family and friends during his fi eld Trailblazer Award… those newly found hours that demonstration at the Jack Krakow (pictured front) farm in Hebron. On Oct. 26, at the Trailblazer RC&D annual meeting the Trailblazer Award was presented to come with retirement. In fact, Helpers included (top-l to r) grandsons, Tanner and Tyler Bleich; Lawrence Traudt of Hebron, an active council member of the Trailblazer RC&D since 2003. Trail- farming and tinkering seem to seated (l-r): Duaine Gingrich, Harold and his wife Sharon, son blazer RC&D has completed many conservation, economic development and recycling projects go hand-in-hand and once it’s Jeff Bleich and Wayne Gingrich. Not pictured are Erv Krakow, in the area, with the most recent being the scrap tire collection held in September. Lawrence is in your blood, well, it’s hard Robert Bleich and Vern Hoffman. Sharon served cookies and always willing to help with and take a leadership role with all the RC&D projects to make them to let go. So it is with Harold Bleich drinks to over 90 people at the fi eld demonstration. a success. of Fairbury. A retired farmer since 2005, Bleich farmed for at Chances “R” and then 40 years north of Hebron. “I T.C. Student Of Week — Marsh toured Wessels Farm in the grew up in Steele City, gradu- afternoon. Among those go- ated from High School in 1958 Thayer Central Senior of and started farming in 1965,” the Week is Michaela Marsh. ing were Ermalee Scroggin, he said. “I started collecting Michaela is the daughter of Donna Gillan and Phyllis and restoring farm equipment Bob and Cheryl Marsh. Schmitt. Ermalee’s daughter, in 1992.” Michaela’s favorite class- LaRee Eckman, also joined Which is where the tinker- es at Thayer Central are them. On the way home, the ing comes in; Harold sees a Spanish 4 and physics and piece of equipment he likes, group that Donna and Phyllis her favorite foods are pigs usually buried in weeds and in a blanket and macaroni were with stopped in Geneva trees, purchases it from whom- and cheese. to visit Gwen Whiteley at ever owns it, takes it home, Michaela’s favorite pas- Heritage Crossings. Phyllis tears it apart and puts it back times are spending time with together. “I paid two dollars her friends and her nieces, also stopped in to say “Hi” to Doris Fisher. for a General Implement corn- Addison and Leah. picker, worked an hour and a At Thayer Central, Mi- Donna Gillan attended cof- half cutting it out of the trees, chaela has been involved in fee Thursday morning and tore it down to 43 pieces, and volleyball, basketball, track, also went to Tai Chi class. took another year cleaning it Student Council (president), Michaela Marsh In the afternoon, she went to up, restoring parts, and putting FBLA, FCCLA, Mu Alpha According to Bleich, the pictured jack or hoist used to lift the Superior. it back together,” he said. “It Theta, National Honor Soci- It goes by fast!” works fi ne.” cart was popular 75-80 years ago. “It’s really rare,” he explained. ety, TCHCC, Rhythmaires After high school, Mi- Phyllis Schmitt attended Bleich said a lot of times, “They were used before hydaulic wagons. It’s how farmers lifted and mixed octet. Michaela chaela plans on applying for Landon and Peyton’s band parts that need replacing must the wagons up to the shellers.” is also involved outside of the Rural Health Opportuni- concert Thursday night. be hand crafted because no school in Girl Scouts and ties Program (RHOP). She one makes them anymore. Grace Lutheran Church plans on attending Wayne Pauline Hanson went to Superior on Thursday and “Vern Hoffman helps me out,” Youth Group. State College and hopes to he said. “He’s a pretty good Her advice to underclass- earn a doctorate degree and had lunch at the Pizza Hut machinist, and between the men is, “Get involved in become a pharmacist. with Claudia Hanson, going two of us, we’ll get a piece activities because you only to Wilde Ridge afterwards, of equipment back together.” live your high school years to check out Pauline’s apart- Cleaning it up, sandblasting once. Enjoy it and have fun. ment. if necessary, and painting the pieces as the machinery goes Lola Biltoft attended the back together is also a big Pep Rally in Nelson on Thurs- part of what Bleich does. “I TC Historical Society day and then accompanied try to stay true to the original Discusses Christmas Plans Ken and Jean Ann Himmel- color,” he said. “Sometimes berg to Humphrey for the you’ve got to dig through all The Thayer County Histori- reported that Hubbell citizens that 1938 grease to fi nd the Pictured above is a 1953 Case corn picker with forage chop- cal Society met Oct. 27 at the have been to the annex to football game. On Friday, Lola right color.” per (l) being pulled by a 1960 560 IHC tractor. Bleich’s son Jeff museum annex. There were update its display. A number helped with the Bloodmobile For the show at the Krakow is driving the tractor. On the right, Duaine Gingrich is driving a 18 members present. President of items have been brought in Nelson. farm, the collector brought 17 Steve Delay called the meeting in for display from the Dr. 1961 560 IHC with a fodder wagon. Both helped Bleich during Ermalee Scroggin was in of his 30+ restorations includ- to order and read the minutes Butler estate, Janet Lentfer and his demonstration of 17 restored pieces of farm equipment at Hastings on Friday on busi- ing eight tractors, three corn of the last meeting. They were Nancy Hofts. These items are pickers, one corn sheller, four the Krakow farm last month. ness. approved as read. Lois Peder- being catalogued. wagons and one rolling stalk son gave the fi nancial report The concrete work at the Friday, Dick and Clau- chopper. “The chopper was that was also approved. new building has been com- dia Hanson visited Pauline originally pulled by horses,” how his restored machinery won fi rst places with my 1938 A lengthy discussion of the pleted and an antique sickle Hanson and helped her do he said. “I’m working on it picks, shells and grinds corn WC Allis Chalmers and 1950 success of the recent Fall Fes- mower has been obtained to some packing. They went to now. Mechanically it works at the Jack Krakow residence WD Allis Chalmers tractors,” tival followed. There were a display there. Annette an- fi ne, but I want to paint it. Oak in the evening for supper in Hebron. “We had 90 people he said. large number of vendors pres- nounced that a white Christ- When it’s done, it will be red, show up to watch,” he said. Bleich credits local volun- ent this year and the antique mas display in the annex will at The Saloon. Phyllis Schmitt white and blue.” “The fi rst year we had about teers to help him put on the car show attracted a number of be featured this year with the visited Pauline briefly on Bleich’s machinery can ten, the second about 45 and field demonstrations each entrants. Also addressed were opening day being Dec. 1. Set Saturday. often be seen in area parades now this year, 90.” year. “It takes a lot of work to some issues that can use im- up will begin on Nov. 3. during the summer, but for Bleich also participates in haul 17 pieces of equipment to provement in following years. Jackie announced that a new Donna Gillan attended the funeral of Uyvonne Knehans the last three years, he has tractor rallies and competes a fi eld and get them running,” Steve issued a plea for more printer had to be purchased for held field demonstrations; in tractor pulls using his he said. “I have good help from help to take up money at the the museum. Other business on Saturday. this year he demonstrated “old-time” machines. “I’ve good friends.” doors of the various exhibits included a gentleman who has Lola Biltoft attended the and for someone who will volunteered to do some wood funeral of Gloria Andersen coordinate parking. working and about getting For the curator’s report historical recordings made of on Saturday. Jackie Williamson reported older persons who remember a Phyllis Schmitt attended the that the Humanities program lot of history of the area. Hunter’s Breakfast Saturday that had been discussed at a Plans were made for a morning at the Oak Com- previous meeting has proven Christmas party/dinner meet- munity Center. Later, she at- to be impractical so that issue ing to be held on Dec. 8. has been dropped. She also tended the Benefi t for Jordan Brennfoerder in Edgar. Anders Jensen and Drew Shelburn trick or treated at Oak By Phyllis Schmidt Donna Gillan’s on Sunday along with Brent and Cheryl. Phyllis Schmitt and Verla Donna Gillan attended quilt- Later, they took Drew to York Snyder went to Bruning on ing on Monday. On Tuesday, to meet his mother, Jessica. Monday for dinner with Fran- she attended Tai Chi class. cis and Beth Garrison. They Phyllis Schmitt went to The Hunter’s Breakfast on spent the afternoon visiting Superior on Tuesday evening Saturday and Sunday morn- and had ice cream before re- for supper at the Mexican ings in Oak and the noon turning home. In the evening, Restaurant with other Red Hat soup and sandwich luncheon Phyllis went to Hebron to help Border Babes. were well attended. Among Landon and Peyton celebrate Don and Lola Biltoft at- those having lunch at noon on their birthday. tended the volleyball game Janell Hanson and Pauline in Lawrence Tuesday night. Sunday were Pauline Hanson, Hanson had lunch on Monday On Wednesday, Lola Went Verla Snyder and Phyllis with Alfred Hanson and Matt to Hastings on business, and Schmitt. Later they went to Sullivan at Dave’s Place in Dean Hawley and Deloris visit Nadine Kriesel, who had Superior. In the afternoon, Springer accompanied her. been in a Lincoln hospital, and Pauline attended a coffee for Ermalee Schroggin had volunteers who had helped lunch with other retired teach- her daughter, Phyllis Kriesel. over the summer at the Nu- ers on Tuesday at the Velvet The Bauers, Tyson, Jill, Jaden, ckolls County Museum. Later Rose in Superior. Peyton and Tanner, went trick Pauline visited in Matt and The Nelson Red Hat Ruby or treating at Pauline’s. Teresa Sullivan’s home with H’Attitudes went to York Mattison and John. on Wednesday for lunch The Hebron Journal-Register - Wednesday, November 3, 2010 - 13

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th NOTICE OF The sewer line at 6 and Duff- one acre of land immediately ield Avenue was discussed. The NOTICE OF MASTER (402) 768-6325 TRUSTEE’S SALE surrounding the circumference COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE property owners are going to pay IN THE COUNTY COURT LANCE J. JOHNSON, The following described of the existing lagoon cells to SALE for the new sewer line but two OF THAYER COUNTY, #15089 property will be sold at public expand the base of the dike so manholes need to be installed. By virtue of an order of sale NEBRASKA GERMER, MURRAY & auction to the highest bidder the elevation of the dike can Motion was made by Bauer and issued by the District Court ESTATE OF PAUL F. JOHNSON immediately inside the East be raised above the 100-year seconded by Goldhammer that of Thayer County, Nebraska, KRUEGER, DECEASED. Attorneys at Law Main Door of the Thayer floodplain, and, general grant the City of Hebron pay for the and pursuant to a decree ESTATE NO. PR10-28 P. O. Box 210 County Courthouse, 225 North administration activities. expense of installing these two of said Court in an action Bruning, Nebraksa 68322 manholes including the excavation Notice is hereby given that 4th Street, Hebron, Nebraska, The existing wastewater therein indexed at Case No. on both ends. a Petition for Determination (402) 353-2665 on December 14, 2010, at lagoon is located East South CI 09-94, wherein Nationstar AYES-Bauer, Koch, Huber, of Inheritance Tax has been Nov 3-1t 12:00 o’clock noon, pursuant Street in Alexandria and the Mortgage, LLC, is the plaintiff, Goldhammer, Wiedel filed and is set for hearing in to the power of sale granted in collection system is within and Ronald D. Sanburg, De- NAYS-None ABSTAINING- the County Court of Thayer the Deed of Trust dated on the the Village of Alexandria. Pfingsten Motion carried. ceased, Estate of Ronald D. County, Nebraska, located at 16th day of September, 2009, The existing and proposed PARK-PLAYGROUND EQUIP- Sanburg, Deceased, the Heirs, Hebron, Nebraska, on Novem- and recorded in the office of improvements to the system MENT ISSUES Legatees, Devisees, Personal ber 19, 2010, at 1:00 p.m. the Thayer County Register are located within a floodplain The slide at Roosevelt Park Representatives, all other per- was discussed. This slide will be (SEAL) /s/Donna L. Fink Sell It With of Deeds/County Clerk on of the Big Sandy Creek and sons interested in the Estate removed. Clerk Magistrate the 17th day of September, wetlands that may be affected of Ronald D. Sanburg, De- GENERAL DISCUSSION Thayer County Court 2009 filed in Mtg Book 161, are located near the exist- ceased, real names unknown, The J-R FROM COUNCIL AND PUBLIC 225 North 4th Street, Page 37-40, and pursuant to ing lagoons. It is also noted are the defendants, I will sell (NO FORMAL ACTION TAKEN) Room 203 the power of sale granted in that the Village is currently Items discussed with no action at public auction to the highest Hebron, Nebraska, 68370 Classifi eds! the Deed of Trust dated on participating in the National taken were: thank you for sign bidder, for cash, the following the 8th day of July, 2005, and Flood Insurance Program, installation at CC Camp. property at 10:00 a.m., on the recorded in the office of the and therefore there is a lo- HIRING OF LINEMAN FOR 30th day of November, 2010, Thayer County Register of cal permitting required. The ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT inside the east door of the EXECUTIVE SESSION – PER- Deeds/County Clerk on the Village may need to acquire Thayer County Courthouse, 19th day of July, 2005, in Mtg SONNEL ISSUES & POSSIBLE approximately one acre of land LITIGATION 225 North 4th Street, in the Book 148, Pages 468-471: in the floodplain and wetlands At 9:05 p.m., Councilmember City of Hebron, Thayer County, The South Half (S1/2) of that are immediately surround- Wiedel moved to go into Executive Nebraska, to wit: Section Twenty-Two (22), ing the circumference of the Session, which motion was sec- A TRACT, BEGINNING AT Township Two (2) North, existing lagoon. A wastewater onded by Councilmember Bauer. THE NORTHEAST CORNER Range Four (4) West of the construction permit and storm The purpose of the Executive OF BLOCK ONE (1), S. H. Sixth (6th) P.M.; water construction permit will Session was to discuss personnel WHEELER’S ADDITION TO The successful bidder will be needed for this project. issues and possible litigation. Roll THE VILLAGE OF DAVEN- deliver a cashiers check or call vote was as follows: AYES- The purpose of this notice is Goldhammer, Huber, Koch, Bauer, PORT, RUNNING SOUTH bank money order made pay- to give an early opportunity for Pfingsten, Wiedel. The Mayor 140 FEET, THENCE WEST able to Michael R. Snyder, interested agencies, persons declared the motion carried. 150 FEET, THENCE NORTH Trustee, in the sum of $20,000 or groups to comment on the Discussion of personnel issues 140 FEET, THENCE EAST at the time of the auction. The proposed action(s). The Vil- and possible litigation was held in 150 FEET, TO THE POINT balance of the purchase price lage of Alexandria, Nebraska Executive Session. OF BEGINNING, ALL LO- is due and payable in the form will consider any feasible At 10:05 p.m., Councilmember CATED IN THE SOUTHWEST of a cashiers check or bank alternatives or adjustments to Wiedel moved that the Council QUARTER OF THE NORTH- go back into Open Session, money order by 1:30 o’clock the anticipated project which EAST QUARTER (SW1/4 p.m. on the date of the sale which motion was seconded by might minimize any potential Councilmember Pfingsten. Roll NE1/4) SECTION EIGHTEEN at the same place where the adverse effects upon the call vote was as follows: AYES- (18), TOWNSHIP FOUR (4) sale is held, or at such other floodplain/wetland as a result Pfingsten, Goldhammer, Huber, NORTH, RANGE FOUR (4) place as may be agreed upon of the project. Koch, Bauer,Wiedel. The Mayor WEST OF THE 6TH PRIN- between the successful bidder This notice with a request declared the motion carried. CIPAL MERIDIAN, THAYER and the Trustee at the time of for comment was mailed to: No other vote than the vote to COUNTY, NEBRASKA, BE- the sale. Nebr. Dept. of Environmental go back into Open Session was ING PART OF BLOCK 1, S. A Trustee’s Deed will be de- Quality, Nebr. Dept. of Natu- made and no formal action was H. WHEELER’S ADDITION livered to the successful bidder taken in Executive Session. ral Resources, U.S. Natural ADJOURNMENT TO THE VILLAGE OF DAV- upon payment of the balance Resources Conservation Ser- Motion for adjournment was ENPORT, of the purchase price. If any vices, U.S. Army Corps of made by Koch and seconded by to satisfy the liens and en- party fails to pay the balance Engineers, Little Blue NRD, Bauer. Meeting adjourned. cumbrances therein set forth; of the purchase price at the Village of Alexandria Utilities Larry Fangmeier, Mayor and to satisfy the accruing time and place aforesaid, the Superintendent & Floodplain I, the undersigned, City Clerk, court costs, all as provided parcels affected by such fail- Administrator, and Thayer for the City of Hebron, Nebraska, by said order and decree. The ure will be resold to the highest County Floodplain Adminis- hereby certify that the foregoing is purchaser is responsible for a true and correct copy of proceed- bidder at another time, and trator. all fees or taxes, including the such party will be liable for the ings had and done by the Mayor Additional information con- and Council; that all of the subjects documentary stamp tax. This loss occasioned by the resale cerning this project available included in the foregoing proceed- sale is made without any war- of the property and the amount for public review and copying, ings were contained in the agenda ranties as to title or condition 2 for 1 Classifi ed Ads for New Customers* paid by such party will be held upon request, at the Village for the meeting; kept continually of the property. by the Trustee for the payment Office, located at 313 Harbine current and available for public Dated this 15th day of Oc- with the Nebraska Statewide of such loss. No warranties, Street, Alexandria, Nebraska inspection at the office of the City tober, 2010. Classifi ed Ad Network! LIMITED TIME OFFER representations or assurance 68303. Any comments relative Clerk; that such subjects were Joseph Murray of marketable title will be made to this proposed expenditure of contained in said agenda for at Master Commissioner in connection with this sale. least twenty-four hours prior to said Buy One Week Statewide federal funds in an area identi- meeting; that at least one copy of Oct 20-4ts-Nov 10 Statewide The Trustee’s sale of all or any fied as a flood hazard/wetland Classi all reproducible material discussed ClassiÀ ed Ads and À ed Ads portion of the above property area should be submitted in at the meeting was available at the may be postponed from time writing to Donna Rut, Village meeting for examination and copy- Village of Gilead Get 2nd Week FREE!* to time until it is completed, Clerk, 313 Harbine Street, P.O. ing by members of the public; that Board Minutes without notice other than an Box 65, Alexandria, Nebraska the minutes were in written form Oct. 5, 2010 announcement made by the 68303 on or before Thursday, and available for public inspection The Village Board met in Trustee at the time and place Nov. 18, 2010. within ten working days and prior regular session on Oct. 5, 2010 Advertise in over 175 Nebraska to the next convened meeting of last appointed for the sale. Nov 3-1t at 7:30 p.m. at the Village Hall. newspapers for only $210/week.... Michael R. Snyder, said body; that all news media Notices were posted in advance requesting notification of the time Trustee at the USPO, Village Hall, and the and place of said meeting were Pioneers Inn, printed on resident Contact Your Local Newspaper For SNYDER & HILLIARD, provided advance notification of statements and published in the P.C., L.L.O. HEBRON CITY COUN- More Information or call 800-369-2850 CIL PROCEEDINGS the time and place of said meeting Hebron Journal Register. Roll www.nebpress.com Suite 37, Eagles Nest Plaza and the subjects to be discussed call was taken. Board members OCT. 18, 2010 at said meeting. 4009 6th Avenue, Hebron City Council met in present were Keilwitz, Rayburn, *Only New Customers Qualify. To qualify as a new customer you may not have ever /s/Jean Nagey, P.O.Box 1414 special session, Monday, Oct. Dougherty and George. Also advertised in the NE Statewide ClassiÀ ed Ad Network. Must be consecutive City Clerk Kearney, NE 68848-1414 18, 2010, at 7:30 p.m., at the City present was Kathy George, Vil- weeks with no copy changes. Price per week is $210 for 1st ( S E A L ) (308) 234-2700 Hall. Mayor Larry Fangmeier pre- lage Clerk. Village residents in 25 words, $7 each additional word. All ads must be prepaid. Nov 3-1t Oct 13-5ts-Nov 10 sided and the proceedings were attendance were Delbert and Sue recorded by City Clerk Jean Nagey. Naiman. Upon roll call, the following Coun- Minutes from the Sept. 7, cilmembers were present: Richard PUBLIC NOTICE 2010 meeting were read. Motion Koch, Jay Bauer, Beth Goldham- Blue Valley Lutheran Homes made by Rayburn and seconded PART-TIME OCC HEALTH NURSE mer, Douglas Huber, Kurk Wiedel. by Dougherty to accept the min- NOTICE FOR EARLY Society, Inc. in Hebron, NE is utes as presented. All in favor, Since 1959, Farmland has maintained a proud heritage of working side-by- Absent: Councilmember Lyle making application to the Ne- side with American Farm Families, using time-honored traditions to make PUBLIC REVIEW OF A Pfingsten. Also present: City motion carried. The treasurer’s PROPOSAL TO Treasurer Carla Seaman. braska Department of Roads report was reviewed. Rayburn great-tasting food that you’ll be proud to serve. SUPPORT ACTIVITY IN Notice of this meeting was given for Federal Capital rant Funds made a motion to pay the bills as THE 100-YEAR FLOOD- in advance by Posting. Notice of under 49 U.S.C. Section 5310 presented, George seconded. All Farmland Foods, Inc., a pork processing facility in Crete, NE is PLAIN OR WETLAND this meeting was simultaneously to purchase a minivan to re- in favor, motion carried. League taking applications for an interesting, challenging opportunity The Village of Alexandria, sent to the Mayor and Council and place our existing vehicle for of Nebraska membership Dues for an experienced Nebraska licensed nurse. Nebraska is proposing to a copy of their acknowledgement the transportation of elderly $185.00; Hebron Journal Regis- of receipt of notice is attached to ter, advertising $33.16; USPO, Minimum requirements: Nebraska RN license. Graduate of an Accredited expend federal funds in an persons and persons with dis- postage $44.00; Salaries, less area that is subject to flooding these minutes. Availability of the abilities in our nursing and as- Nursing program. A background in NE Work Comp Laws is a plus, plus agenda was communicated in the withholding, $465.26; Scherbarth as identified by the Federal sisted living facilities and other Hardware, $7.99; Fairbury Light trauma nursing, ER, CPR or critical care area experience. This position also advance notice and in the notice requires: computer skills, capable of working without direct supervision uti- Emergency Management Ad- to the Mayor and Council of this elderly persons in the City of & Water $2805.95; Garbage Co. ministration and wetlands as meeting. All proceedings hereafter Heron and the surrounding South, refuse $155.00. Past due lizing the nursing process and making independent nursing decisions. Job identified by a wetland delinea- shown were taken while the con- communities. Any interested utility balances were reviewed. requires good visual acuity, hearing, motor coordination and ability to work tion study. The subject funds vened meeting was open to the public or private transit or An update of the fire sirens in warm and cool environments. A positive attitude and good work ethic are Community Development attendance of the public. paratransit operator is invited through Sendd was presented are essential. Block Grant Disaster Recovery ANNOUNCEMENT-OPEN to comment on the proposed by Keilwitz. MEETINGS LAW A letter was read from the Farmland offers a very competitive wage as well as excellent health funds allocated by the United services by sending a written Thayer County Clerk about the States Congress, through the Mayor Fangmeier informed the notice to the Nebraska De- insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance, vacation, holidays, & 401K. public of the location of the posted upcoming election. Supplemental Appropriations information concerning the open partment of Roads, Rail and George made a motion to des- We offer an interesting job opportunity in a multi-cultural work environment. act, 2008, Federal Public Law meetings law. Public Transportation Division, ignate the First National Bank of If you are interested in participating as an active member of our health and Fairbury as the Village depositor, 110-252, approved June 30, BALLFIELD LIGHTS P. O. Box 94759, Lincoln, NE safety team, send resume to: 2008, and subject to Title I of Discussion was held on ballfield 68509-4759, and Blue Valley this was seconded by Rayburn. All the Housing and Community lights for the 3rd field. Two propos- Lutheran Homes Society, Inc., in favor, motion carried. Farmland Foods, Inc. Development Act of 1974, as als for the project were received. 220 Park Avenue, Hebron, NE George made a motion to pay Attn. Colby These proposals will be turned the Sendd dues, this was sec- amended, and administered 68370 within 30 days of the onded by Rayburn. All in favor, P.O. Box 67, Crete, NE 68333 or by by the Nebraska Department over to the Summer Recreation publication of this notice. Board for a recommendation. motion carried. E-Mail to [email protected] of Economic Development. EASEMENT FOR OLD Nov 3-1t The subject of the culverts not EEO/AA This notice is required by CHEESE PLANT PROPERTY being done yet was brought to the Section 2(a)(4) of Executive David and Janelle Farnstrom attention of the board members. Order 11988 for Floodplain were present to discuss the ease- George will contact Gary Hintz Management, and by Section ments for the old cheese plant NOTICE OF about getting the work done. 2(b) of Executive Order 11990 property. This will be placed on the PUBLIC MEETING George will also get an estimate agenda for the Nov. 1 meeting. Notice is hereby given that from Hopkins about the work. LIVESTOCK COORDINATOR for the Protection of Wetlands, Rayburn made the motion to and is implemented by HUD Councilmember Pfingsten en- Public Health Solutions Dis- MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Must possess High School tered the meeting. trict Board of Health serving adjourn the meeting at 8:30 p.m., Regulations found at 24 CFR seconded by George. The next Diploma or GED and 3 to 5 years veriÀ able livestock REVIEW OF SPECIFICA- Thayer, Fillmore, Jefferson, 55.20(b) for the HUD action TIONS FOR TRACTOR meeting was set for Tuesday, handling experience. Ability to read and interpret docu- that is within and/or affects a Saline and Gage counties, Nov. 2, 2010 at 7:30 p.m. at the ments such as safety rules, operating and maintenance Specifications for a new trac- will meet on Thursday, Nov. floodplain or wetland. tor/loader/mower were presented Village Hall. instructions, and procedure manual. Strong math skills. 18, 2010 at 8:30 a.m. at Pub- Lyle Keilwitz, The Village of Alexandria, for review. Ability to make independent decisions. Knowledge of Nebraska is proposing to un- ACCEPTANCE OF SPECIFI- lic Health Solutions District Chairman of the Board dertake the following activities CATIONS FOR TRACTOR Health Department, 995 E Hwy Kathy George, spreadsheet software, Truckers Quality Assurance State AUTHORIZATION TO ADVER- 33, Suite 1, Crete, NE 68333. Village Clerk Procurement License, and Bobcat Safety Training in the area. Oct 27-1t Construct substantial im- TISE FOR BIDS FOR TRAC- Attendance is also available CertiÀ cate provements to the Village’s TOR through the Telehealth Net- Motion was made by Goldham- SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS: The Livestock Coordina- municipal sanitary collection work. Call the Department mer and seconded by Wiedel to at the number below to reg- tor’s main function is to receive, identify (tattoo), scale, system (8.400 linear feet (LF) approve the specifications for the NOW of sewer main, pre-televising, tractor and to authorize the City ister. Sites participating are: move, and accurately count livestock. Must monitor yard 8,400 LF of 8” slip lining , 85 Clerk to advertise for bids. Beatrice Community Hospi- and truck conditions according to corporate and govern- service line reinstatements AYES-Goldhammer, Pfingsten, tal, Thayer County Hospital, ACCEPTING ment standards, practice humane livestock handing, and 420 vertical feet of man- Wiedel, Bauer, Koch, Huber Fillmore County Hospital and process outgoing livestock, and establish and document NAYS-None Motion carried. Jefferson Community Health hole rehabilitation), elevating kill schedule to meet operational and animal handling re- the dikes of the existing lagoon UPDATE ON NUISANCE Center. A copy of the agenda PROPERTIES is on file at the office of Pub- Debit and quirements. Send Resume to: cells (7,200 cubic yards of HARTLEY HOUSE-115 SOUTH compacted in-place fill, influ- TH lic Health Solutions District Farmland Foods, Inc. 7 STREET Attn: Colby ent diversion structure replace- An update on the nuisance Health Department located Credit Cards at 995 E Hwy 33, St 1, Crete, P.O. Box 67 ment, drainage ditch crossing properties including the house at Call in your Crete, NE 68333 th Nebraska, or available by call- replacement, seeding, fencing 115 South 7 Street was given with Subscription Renewals or by e-mail to [email protected] removal and replacement), no action taken. ing 888-310-0565. acquisition of approximately SEWER LINE-6TH AND DUFF- Nov 3-1t and Classifi eds! EEO/AA Employer IELD