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Falls City
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bin Laden was unarmed.
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Vol. 144 - No. 18 Falls City, Nebraska Thursday, May 5, 2011

Falls City High math teacher

earns UNL Master Fellowship Falls City Educational Foundation
Falls City High this opportunity to
Scholarships
School match pursue a doctorate
instructor Jason
Vitosh is one of
22 teachers from
from UNL’s Col-
lege of Education
and Human Sci-
$19,900
across Nebraska ences.
who have been It is expected The Falls City Educational Foundation, Hannah Milam, daughter of Max and Mi-
awarded Robert that master teach- through Treasurer Merle Veigel, has re- chelle Milam.
Noyce National ing fellows will leased the names of its 22 scholarship win- —The $3,000 Downey Family Scholarship
Science Foun- assume leader- ners. This year, the Foundation is awarding to Jessica McCann, daughter of Diane Mc-
dation Master ship roles within $19,900 in scholarships. The awards: Cann and Tom McCann.
Teaching Fellow- their schools, —The $1,150 Falls City High School —The $1,000 Downey Family Scholarship
ships by the Uni- districts and Edu-
Alumni Association Scholarship (4-year to Laci Boltz, daughter of Candy Birdsell.
versity of Nebras- cational Service
ka-Lincoln. Units while be- school) to Julianne Kopf, daughter of Tom —The $550 Falls City Educational Foun-
The fellow- ing supported in and Cindy Kopf. dation Scholarship to Robert Chab, son of
Jason Vitosh
ships are funded these roles by UNL —The $1,150 Falls City High School Jerry and Ronda Chab.
by the National Science Foun- faculty. The goal of the Master Alumni Association Scholarship (2-year —The $1,000 Virgil Gerlt Scholarship (4-
dation through a six-year, $3 Teaching Fellowship program is school) to Kylie Bek, daughter of Tyler and year school) to Trevor Harling, son of Nick
million grant received in Sep- to increase the level of student LeAnn Bek. and Laurel Harling.
tember from the Robert Noyce success in mathematics in high- —The $600 John S. Boswell Scholarship to —The $1,000 Virgil Gerlt Scholarship (2-
Teacher Scholarship program. Jessica Fisher, daughter of Sherrie Strecker year school) to Kelly Simpson, daughter of
(Please turn to Page 3)
The fellowships are intended to and Robert Fisher. John and Donna Simpson.
recognize and reward outstand- —The $600 Jug Brown Scholarship to —The $500 Orris C. Hatch Scholarship
ing mathematics teachers who
make a ve-year commitment
Local ties to
(Please turn to Page 10)
to continue teaching in a high-
need school district and to pur-
Adams tragedy
sue professional development The two teen-
opportunities that support their
development into the state’s
age drivers in-
volved in Mon-
Attorney General’s Ofce:
most outstanding “master teach-
ers.”
The master teaching fellows
day’s tragic car
wreck
Adams are the
near ‘we do not nd any violations’
will each receive a $10,000 per daughters of
year salary supplement from By Jason Schock Laws violations. Peggy David- Meetings Act by the Council.”
Falls City na-
UNL for ve years while they Monday’s City Council meet- son, in a letter to the Attorney Davidson requested the in-
tive Todd (and
continue to teach in a high-need
Gabby Matthes ing consisted of 17 uneventful General’s Ofce dated March 4, vestigation after being denied
Cindy) Matthes
district. In addition, they will and granddaughters of LaMar minutes. Two public hearings accused the Council of violat- appointment to the Falls City
have the opportunity to take and Wanda Matthes, of Falls and four action items. No real ing Open Meetings Laws when, Library Board. She claimed a
24 graduate hours at no cost to City. qualms and no, ahem, closed she alleges, it discussed public Jan. 17 executive session called
them for tuition or fees as they sessions. Call it a calm before board appointments in execu- to discuss “personnel” and the
They are the couples’ only
strengthen their skills as lead- children. the storm. tive session at the January 17 “Falls City Ambulance Squad”
ers, focusing on improving math Council President Hal Sut- meeting. In a letter signed by also included a discussion about
Gabrielle “Gabby” Matthes,
education in their schools and 17, was killed when, on a dirt ter early on requested an agenda Assistant Attorney General Na- board appointments. Davidson,
school districts. Many of the road near the family’s Adams item for the May 16 meeting in talee J. Hart, dated April 14, the the only proposed appointee not
master teaching fellows may use home, her car collided head- which the Council will address State acknowledges “decienc- approved by the Council dur-
the Attorney General Ofce’s es in the Council’s motions for ing its Feb. 7 meeting, provided
on with a pickup driven by her
ndings regarding the accusa- closed sessions,” but “we do not
(Please turn to Page 9) tion of State Open Meetings nd any violations of the Open (Please turn to Page 5)

Arbor Day observed Friday at Legion Park

By Bill Schock
Arbor Day was observed
Friday with four tree plantings
at Legion Park and a talk on the
park’s history by Gary Jorn, city
clerk-treasurer.
Jorn also read an Arbor Day
Proclamation signed by Mayor
Tim Hersh.
Oklahoma! Four trees—mountain ash
and golden rain donated by
The Falls City High School Rodney Knaup, and two Val-
choral department will present ley Forge elms donated by the
“Oklahoma” on Saturday and city—were planted by mem-
Sunday, May 7 and 8.
Saturday’s performance is at 7 bers of the park board, chairman
p.m., while the Sunday show is at John von Behren, Don Baldwin,
3 p.m. Bruce Walker, Darrel Huettner,
Tickets will be available at the Tyler Bek and Ed Harris.
FCHS auditorium door. In his talk, Jorn commented,
“We are here today to pay trib- Bill Schock
ute to the many women and men

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who have served our country, One of the trees has just been planted and Gary Jorn, Arbor Day speaker, in the center of the photo, is giving a brief
especially remembering those history of Legion Park and is relating how Falls City maintains its Tree City USA status. Rodney Knaup, who donated two of
the four trees planted, is at the far left.
who gave their life for our
freedom, planting these trees as
Days of Yore ................Page 3 a memorial for their dedication sometime in the early to mid donated to the government in a addition of a tennis court and
Public Record .......... Page 6 and service to our country.” l920s by American Legion Post scrap iron drive. rest rooms to the park. In order
Weather .................... Page 7 In what he termed his “short #l02. The speaker said that in l974, to accomplish these improve-
Obituaries ................. Page 9 history lesson” on Legion Park, A World War I cannon was Councilman Donald Baldwin ments, three houses needed to
Sports.............. Page 11-12-13 Jorn said that local sources told placed in the park and during proposed a conception to the
him that the park was created World War II the cannon was City Council which included the (Please turn to Page 5)
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Off the Cuff

By Scott Schock

Addressing an audience of between 60 and 75 citizens, includ-

ing a County Commissioner and several City Council members,
speaker Rod Vandeberg, representing the Ballpark Improvement
Committee, didn’t mince words. He described the effort to revamp,
recreate and recongure the ball elds at Dallas Jones Park as “very
important” for “our youth of today” and those of “tomorrow.” As
for the current elds, he used the terms “old and tired,” and that was
generous phrasing. While those ball elds have “served us well,”
Vandeberg said a renovated facility would do the same or better for
“generations to come.”
The well-advertised meeting, held last Wednesday evening in the
auditorium at Falls City High, could have attracted a larger crowd,
especially considering the hundreds of young people, their parents,
other relatives and friends who enjoy Falls City Recreation baseball
and softball, as well as Junior and Senior baseball and Travelers
softball, for much of the summer, and Tiger softball in the fall. I’ve
mentioned this before, but I personally know one kid who, before
his rst Rec game, could be heard in the early morning in a near-
by bedroom, pounding a baseball into his glove. He was psyched.
Couldn’t wait. I’m sure the same can be said for others of the thou-
sands of young people who have participated in the programs, in-
cluding my three granddaughters, who soon will join their teams
with high aspirations. Sundowner’s linked to Alzheimer’s
As Vandeberg said, the four diamonds (the large diamond and
three smaller ones) at the park have seen better days. In many ways, DEAR DR. GOTT: Please up to 25 percent of all diagnosed and chocolate. Monitor the pa-
they are inadequate. Because of the number of leagues, some games write something on sundowner’s Alzheimer’s patients have been tient’s diet to determine whether
are played at Grandview Park, presenting a dilemma to those who syndrome. It seems as though found to exhibit sundowner’s as any specic foods trigger agita-
have more than one favorite player in different leagues. You can’t be this is fairly common. Thank well. tion.
two places at the same time. you for all the great information As the day progresses, a pa- While not always possible
The idea to rehabilitate the ballpark complex originated in 2006 I have read. tient becomes fatigued and less to accomplish, family members
and a study was commissioned at Rec expense (less than $6,000) in DEAR READER: Sund- able to deal with stress. In the or caregivers who can spend
2008. The plan, developed by Landscapes Unlimited, would expand owner’s, or sun- case of hospital or nursing-home nighttime hours with a patient
the area devoted to elds and create four diamonds where three now downing, is placement, it is likely all visitors in a nursing home or hospital
exist. They would be arranged in a spoke design, with restrooms and confusion that have gone home for the day and setting will provide a comfort-
concessions in the middle. The large diamond would also receive an generally oc- there is less to occupy a person’s ing sense of familiarity that may
upgrade. This would be much more convenient for fans and play- curs late in the mind. Perhaps medications have avoid symptoms. Keep in mind
ers, solve frequent water run-off problems and create a facility that day, although been administered prior to sleep. that with those patients able to
could accommodate major tournaments and the out-of-town fans it has been The patient who was stimulated ultimately return home to famil-
who would attend and do business in Falls City. known to oc- earlier in the day has nothing to iar surroundings, sundowner’s
A cost of about $2.6 million was estimated, but that was three cur during occupy his or her mind and ap- can disappear completely, mak-
years ago and a lot has changed since then. Firms are hungrier for early-morning pears increasingly forgetful and ing the process of providing ap-
work, as Msgr. Robert Roh noted during the question and answer hours as well. agitated. Memory loss seems propriate care easier. The fact
session, second and third estimates by other rms appear to be in The cause ap- greater. Blood-pressure read- that the condition may appear
order in hopes of nding a less expensive option. Others mentioned pears elusive and is often mis- ings may be lower. Patients may out of the blue is no reection
completing the project in stages. Vandeberg said a scaled down op-
understood. see things that aren’t there or on the quality or capabilities of
tion could be explored.
The purpose of the meeting was to determine if the community The disorder is commonly perceive things to be other than a facility where a patient may
favored the idea, and, if so, would the community support it? No seen in hospital or nursing-home what they actually are. These vi- be placed. Family members
one at the meeting disputed the fact that something needs to be done. settings where an older individ- sions can be extremely frighten- need not be overly concerned
Vandeberg used a slogan he said would t the project perfectly: ual may be forced to adjust to ing. by perceived wrongdoing after
“People coming together,” citing the many recent examples of Falls a different setting. Or, in some Treatment might include hours but should express their
City facing long odds but still prevailing — the Aquatic Park, Falls cases, it can manifest following establishing a repetitive rou- thoughts regarding the possibil-
City Library and Arts Center, renovated high school, Thomas Track illness or surgery. Sundowner’s tine that a patient can rely on. ity of a misunderstood disorder
and Field, the new Community Medical Center, Sacred Heart’s re- may be temporary for some but Continuity is good. Noise from that affects their loved ones.
cent and successful fund-raising efforts, and, on the horizon, a new prolonged in other instances. It the radio and television during Most of all, remember that
Missouri River Bridge at Rulo. is seen primarily in Alzheimer’s evening hours may exacerbate anyone with sundowner’s is un-
“I have just recited six extraordinarily successful community patients, in those with Parkin- agitation in some but help oth- aware of the havoc that he or she
projects,” Vandeberg said, “and, believe me, there are many more I son’s and with other forms of ers. Allow the patient’s sleep- may impose on family members
could have included. My point is that not one of these six successes dementia. As a matter of fact, ing area to remain lit during the and caregivers. The condition is
could have happened had it not been for ‘people coming together.’” night such as with a nightlight. not fatal but can be extremely
Certainly, he said, that community spirit and involvement will be Review all medications to be as- difcult to deal with.
needed to see the ballpark project to fruition. Animal clinic sured they don’t have insomnia
Dr. Peter H. Gott is a retired physician
The former mayor said the project will need broad support, from or disrupted sleep patterns as a and the author of several books, including
those who can afford a little to those who can manage larger gifts, The annual Animal Clinic in
Falls City will be Tuesday, May side effect. Ask the doctor about “Live Longer, Live Better,” “Dr. Gott’s No
and could include the City of Falls City, with nancial and/or in- the use of over-the-counter me- Flour, No Sugar Diet” and “Dr. Gott’s No
kind contributions. The sale of general obligation bonds would also 10, from 6-7 p.m. at Prichard Flour, No Sugar Cookbook,” which are
Auditorium. This clinic allows latonin or St. John’s wort as a available at most bookstores or online. His
be a possibility. Once a signicant amount of money was raised, the possible sleep aid. Avoid giving website is [Link]
possibility of grants would be real, said Vandeberg. residents to get their animals’
shot and license both at the same food items later in the day that Copyright 2011, United Feature Syndi-
In closing, Vandeberg reiterated a phrase he had recently heard: contain caffeine, such as coffee cate, Inc.
To Live Is To Learn,
location. Shots will be given by
To Learn Is To Know, Animal Health Center staff and
To Know Is To Grow, City animal licenses will be is-
To Grow Is To Give, sued by Falls City Police De-
To Give Is To Live.
partment staff.
Brian Poppe narrated a power point presentation prepared by Kory City ordinance requires all
Huppert to illustrate the design and scope of the project. dogs and cats within city lim-
My opinion is that stages would not work. And I believe Msgr. its 6 months of age and older
Roh was right. Competing gures are needed. I think Vandeberg and to be licensed. Licenses expire
the other members of the committee rightly interpreted the message in May of each year. To obtain
given last Wednesday night: proceed. “We will move ahead,” he a city license, you must pres-
said. ent your animal’s current rabies
In recent years, this community has taken a can-do attitude. The vaccination certicate. Male and
results are all around us and just wait until that bridge project is spayed female licenses are $6.
completed. The economic impact will be huge. Economics are in- Un-spayed females are $11. Af-
volved in the ballpark renovations, but are not the major factor. Just ter May the licenses will be con-
think of that kid pounding his glove, eagerly anticipating the rst sidered delinquent and double in
pitch, dreaming of bat meeting ball and trotting from rst to second,
price.
from second to third, and then home.
The cost for the rabies vacci-

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Days of Yore...
‘Stamp Out CAPITOL VIEW
By Ed Howard
Hunger’ May 14 Statehouse Correspondent
Nebraska Press Association
On Saturday, May l4, the
Falls City and Humboldt Post
A showdown or two
By: Ofces, along with their vari-
ous branches, will be collecting might be shaping up in the
Bill Schock cans of food for the Southeast Legislature.
Actually, as this col-
Nebraska Community Action
(SENCA) food pantries. umn goes to press, the
50 Years Ago shows might be going
“Southern Garden” was the theme of the FC High Junior-Senior Post cards will be left in
mailboxes as a reminder of the down. Or have gone down.
Banquet at Prichard Auditorium. Bill Boose gave the welcome and Still, we’re talking about interesting stuff.
Bill Glenn gave the response. Fred Petersen was the master of cer- event, along with a bag in which
to put the donations. The latest Gov. Dave Heineman has long been viewed as having plenty
emonies. Many attended the midnight show at Breezy Hill Drive-In, of juice when it comes to getting the Unicameral to see things his
then were served breakfast by parents at 2:30 a.m. statistics show that 49.l million
Americans do not know where way.
The historic Salem fairgrounds of about 20 acres was sold to The ofcially nonpartisan Legislature is manned by an over-
the Salem Men’s Club for $2,700. Ed Wickham did the negotiating their next meal will come from.
One fourth of these are chil- whelmingly Republican majority which boasts of its conservative
for the club. credentials. And that’s pretty much how Heineman can be described;
Seaman Larry Milburn, Falls City, stationed at Long Beach, dren.
The letter carrier food overwhelmingly Republican and proudly conservative.
CA, was assigned sea duty on the USS Manatee, But Heineman is (or was) looking down a double-barrel of pos-
Hotel Continental in Kansas City advertised in the Journal: two drive helps during the summer
when school is out and children sible policy losses.
tickets to a major league ball game or to Starlight Theater, a deluxe First, there was that revolutionary business about earmarking
breakfast, a KC top sirloin dinner and a room for two, all for $22. don’t have an option of free or
reduced breakfasts and lunches. state sales tax dollars for the rst time, ever, to pay for highway
Three Falls City high football players were selected to play in projects. It is being pushed by the ever-pushy Sen. Deb Fischer of
the Shrine Game in Lincoln. They were Gary Kammerer, Clarke It also gives senior citizens who
are struggling the option of not Valentine.
Witt and Bruce Smith. Heineman told lawmakers it was a bad idea from the beginning,
Pat Boone and Buddy Hackett were starring in “All Hands on having to decide between buy-
ing medicine and eating. but they gave it rst-round approval.
Deck” at the Rivoli. Breezy Hill was showing “Date Bait,” with Thereafter, Heineman said it was a really bad idea, but they gave
Gary Clark and Marlo Ryan. Persons are urged to join
the National Association of Let- it second-round approval, and by an even bigger margin.
Ray Meister, Humboldt, a junior at Peru State College, was And then Heineman said it was a really, really bad idea.
presented the Neal S. Gomon award for outstanding contributions ter Carriers and the National Ru-
ral Letter Carrier’s Association The question is whether Fischer can champion the idea across
to the Pedagogian, the college newspaper. the goal line, and then override a veto if Heineman decides to put
Dick Law and Bill Yoesel, Falls City High seniors, won the May l4 in the effort to Stamp
Out Hunger by leaving a can or policy principles, and political pride, on the line.
Elks scholarship and leadership awards. And then there is the issue of putting a higher tax on nursing
Reuben Metzger was elected Lions Club president and Ernie box of non-perishable food in
the bag in their mailbox before homes that handle Medicaid patients. Heineman vetoed the thing,
Comfort was named vice president. saying it amounted to a $14 million tax increase on nursing home
Ralph Clark was the new commodore of the Rulo Boat Club the carrier delivers their mail.
patients.
and Jim Rider was vice commodore.
Robert Person, Laramie, WY, a former Falls Cityan, was elect- Jason Vitosh The bill was passed on a 44-1 vote. That’s 14 more than were
needed to override the veto and enact the measure over Heineman’s
ed vice president of the UNL band. (Continued from Page 1) objections. And that is what happened – Heineman’s veto was
Dr. D. E Fox, Falls City was elected president of the Nebraska slapped down, 44-0.
Optometric Association. need Nebraska school districts. The measure would have the state use the $14 million tax on
Safeway bargains: smoked hams 33 cents a pound; sweet corn High-need schools include nursing homes and thus open the gate for $20 million in federal
ve cents an ear, and Heinz ketchup 99 cents a bottle. those that educate a large per- matching funds. That money would be funneled to nursing homes
Charles Marburger was elected president of Humboldt Band centage of students living in as a portion of their payment for Medicaid patients.
Parents and Joe McGinnis vice president. poverty, or have high teacher Heineman said the bill is no more than an accounting gimmick
Wedding license issued: Elizabeth Vogele and Ray Majerus. turnover rates or a signicant to allow the state to collect more federal dollars through a program
A Journal banner headline: “MAN WHAT A RIDE, SAYS AS- number of teachers educating that will eventually stop providing those funds.
TRONAUT.” Alan Shephard had just completed the rst ight in outside their training. Nebraska and Social Security
space controlled by the pilot. The scholarship program is One can debate what, if anything, Congress should do to bolster
A son was born May 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Walter “Bud” Marx, named for Robert Noyce, who the Social Security system … other than not robbing it any more to
Falls City; a daughter was born April 30 to Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne co-founded Intel and invented pay for other programs and lying about repaying the money.
Russell, Falls City. the integrated circuit, which The economic impact of Social Security benets on Nebraska’s
Jim Heiser was elected commander of the VFW post, and Bill sparked the personal computer economy is not debatable.
Hodgens was the new vice commander. revolution. Noyce cared deeply First, consider that Nebraska is among the states that tax Social
Several items from the United Press: about the dwindling number of Security benets as income.
Denver: William Sims, 2l, told police he had robbed a cab driv- students heading into math and Second, according to gures from AARP, Social Security makes
er of $l7 to pay his income tax. science careers. up at least half the income for over half of Nebraskans age 65 and
Sacramento, CA: Leonard Bennett didn’t say a word when the A team led by Jim Lewis, older. And 25 percent of older Nebraskans say Social Security is
car driven by his wife and doing 60 mph barely missed a sheriff’s Aaron Douglas professor of their only source of [Link] same gures showed that 47 per-
car and he remained silent when she was arrested for drunk driving. mathematics and director of cent of Nebraskans over age 65 would fall below the poverty line
He said he was too scared to talk. He was on the hood of the car UNL’s Center for Science, without Social Security benets.
desperately holding on the radio antenna. Mathematics and Computer
Philadelphia: Dorothy Woods, serving on a jury in a civil case, Education, administers the
leaped to her feet in court and announced her pork roast still was grant. More information about
cooking. A court tipstaff (Webster’s says that means court ofcer), the Robert Noyce NSF Master
Louise Levena, went to Dorothy’s home and turned off the oven. Teaching Fellowship program ANNUAL COMMUNITY
25 Years can be found at [Link] WIDE GARAGE SALES
John David Andreas, a member of the survivalist cult north
of Rulo, was sentenced to 30 years in prison and ned $45,000 for
[Link]/noyce/math. Saturday, May 7, 2011 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
carrying a concealed weapon, theft by receiving stolen property and
GARAGE SALE (unless noted)
assault in the second degree. MAP & ADDRESS LOCATION LISTING
Saturday was Mad Market Day and Ken Kunce of Ken’s 1902 Barada St.
Pharmacy went all out: BBQ beef sandwich, potato salad, dessert
Sat., May 7 8-12 Noon FALLS CITY
of chocolate, cherry or cocoanut cream pie, all for $2.50. Mary’s 2624 McLean Street (Bredemeier) (7 a.m. – noon)
would sell you a king-size waterbed for $339.99. Nice stuff! TV, 2319 Fulton Street (Radatz)
It also was a big day for garage and yard sales. Seventeen of Household items, 2624 Schoenheit Street (Dougherty)
them were advertised in the Journal. electronics, furniture, lots 2605 Abbott Street (Eames)(Fri: 2 p.m.-6 p.m., Sat: 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.)
Rotary Scholarship winners were Sara Feek and Jeff Merz, of kids stuff, collectable’s 2424 Schoenheit Street (DeBusk)
Falls City High, and Shell Slominski, Sacred Heart. 2109 Stone Street (James)
& misc.
The rst Iowa Tribal Rodeo in recent times was held on Chief 2020 Stone Street (Cromer) (8:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.)
White Cloud grounds on the reservation. Leon Campbell was tribal 2023 Barada Street (Gibbs) (Friday 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. - Saturday 7:00
chairman. FARM & CITY SUPPLY a.m.-Noon)
The FC Board of Public Works honored Jim Miller, chief engi- 2003 Towle Street (Justus)
! Bridal Registry !
neer for eight years, and Delbert Halterman. ! ! 2003 Crook Street (McKim)
Ronnie K. Coonce, Falls City, was promoted to staff sergeant ! We congratulate this ! 2009 Crook Street (Bindle)
in the Air Force at Offutt AFB in Omaha. ! couple on their upcoming ! 1904 Schoenheit Street (McCann)
Valerie Zentner, Salem, won rst place in Information Man- ! wedding. !
! ! 1906 Lane Street (Sailors Sisters)
agement at the Phi Beta Lambda State Leadership Conference in ! Krystal Nolte ! 1817 Chase Street (Clark)
Kearney. ! !
& Ben Howard !
1715 Stone Street (Norma’s Antique Mall)
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hodge, FC, were the parents of a daughter ! March 25, 2011 1716 Lane Street (Rhodd)
born May 2; a daughter was born May l to Mr. and Mrs. Richard ! !
! Reception: June 11, 2011 ! 1812 Burton Drive (Guilliams)
Vollmer, Rulo. ! 1505 Chase Street (Chichester, Rutt & Whalen)(8:00 a.m.-2:00
!
At the FC High Booster Club Banquet Melissa Scholl and John ! Lindsay Fischer & ! p.m.)
Coonce were named Outstanding Athletes. Liz Huettner presented a ! Trent Holscher ! 1513 Abbott Street (Dunkhas & Deckinger)(8:00 a.m.-Noon) -
special award to Vivian Roesch, who was retiring after 27 years of ! !
June 4, 2011 ! 710 West 14th Street (Cook)
coaching and teaching, and Larry Munn was given special recogni- !
! Julie Feek & ! 1204 Morton Street (Myles) (Friday-Sunday 9:00 a.m.-close)
tion for coaching his l00th dual wrestling meet. ! !
Army Private Jeffery Johansen, FC, was stationed in Germa- ! Justin Kreifels ! 1104 Stone Street (Quenzer)
ny. ! July 16, 2011 ! 914 East 12th Street (Judd) (9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.)
! !
Don Coupe emceed the Sacred Heart Activities Banquet. Joe
! Maren Kennedy ! 902 Reavis Street - around back in the garage (O’Grady, Tisdel
Dixon, Greg Slominski and Roger Helmick were honored as Out- ! & Daniel De Jonge ! & Witt)
standing Athletes. ! August 20, 2011 ! 702 Fulton Street (Saalfeld)
Robert Kreutzer, retired Rulo rural mail carrier, had a craft ! ! 703 Lane Street (Moorehead)
booth at the Reections Craft Bazaar. A sign on his booth read: ! Jessica Lippold & !
203 East 8th Street - in the alley (Beckner)
“Made in Rulo, Not Taiwan.” There were 37 booths. ! Anders Erickson ! !
!
Can you imagine why a position that paid nothing a year was ! September 10, 2011 ! DAWSON
so desirable? Nine candidates were running for FC School Board: ! ! 314 Nemaha Street - Fiegener Family Garage Sale
Connie L. Brandt, Vernon Buckminster, Ralph Deckinger, Art Els- ! We Welcome All Area !
berry, Anita Mackey, Jill Meyer, Leon Sailors, Gary Spencer and ! Bridal Couples
! SHUBERT
! ! 64676 719 Road (Findlay) (8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
the Rev. Robert Varner. Running for mayor were incumbent Steve ! Come in and let us help !
Kottich, John Cummings and Earl Drumm. ! you with your gift ideas ! Maps with listings will be available at Sunmart and
The Jolly Five bowling team was participating in a tournament ! for this couple. !
at Miami, OK. Team members were Sandy Gilbert, Elaine Sailors, ! ! the Chamber Ofce on Friday evening, May 6 and
Gladys Lundy, Wanda Craig and Mickey Piper. FARM & CITY SUPPLY Saturday, May 7.
Page 4 Falls City Journal Thursday, May 5, 2011
SE Lutherans for Life Stella Women’s Circle
Society Southeast Nebraska Lutherans There were nine members at
for Life met April 26 at Faith the Tuesday, April 26th, meeting
Humane Society Lutheran Church in Humboldt, of the Stella Community Church
The Humane Society held its with 10 members in attendance. Women’s Circle at l:30 p.m.
regular monthly meeting April Pastor Diener, of St. John’s Lu- Carolyn Bredemeier gave de-
l9 at the Sun Mart Cafeteria. theran Church in Tecumseh, led votions and prayer to open the
President Ardis Ramsey called the opening devotion, “Running meeting. This was followed by
the meeting to order with ll on empty”…lled with hope! group singing of “Faith Is the
members present. Pets’ l0 com- The group sang “Thanks to Victory.” Roll call was answered
mandants were read by Ardis. Thee, O Christ, Victorious “and” with a verse on “Faith.” Reports
The secretary’s report was read O Christ, Who Shared Our Mor- were given.
by Julie Phroper and the trea- tal Life. It was reported that 55 were
surer’s report by Bud Gerweck President Mildred Bartels in attendance at the Mother-
and both were approved. welcomed the group and called Daughter Tea on April l0. It was
Unnished business was the the meeting to order. The Sec- agreed that members liked the
group’s T–shirt fundraiser by retary’s and Treasurer’s reports change in time from evening to
Leland Harmon and crew of were read and approved. afternoon, as well as the type of
Stripes & Signs held on March It was voted to purchase Ascen- refreshments everyone brought.
l9. A few T-shirts are left and sion inserts for the bulletins for The bake sale will be Saturday,
are available. Thanks to all who the upcoming Ascension service May 7, at the Bank in Stella from
helped. April 2 was the rst Wenz — Dan and Stefanie Small — Jared and Erin (Borg)
of the circuit that will be June 8:30 a.m. until noon. Guest Day Wenz are proud to announce Small, Kearney, are proud to an-
pet adoption day, sponsored 2 at Christ Lutheran Church in Brunch will be Tuesday, May 3,
by Mary Whitehouse and her the birth of their son, Parker nounce the birth of their son,
Nebraska City. at ll:30 a.m. The program will Joel. Parker was born at 8:22 Jaren Kenneth, born March 14,
friendly crew of etc. Some kit- Pastor Diener will also order be given by Sissy Georges and
tens, as well as the bunny Huey, p.m. Tuesday, April 5, 2011. He 2011 at Good Samaritan Hos-
1200 inserts for Father’s Day Lori Gottula. weighed 7 pounds, 13 3/4 ounc- pital in Kearney. He weighed 7
were on display. The rst Satur- and Mother’s Day. Election of ofcers was held,
day of every month will be pet es and was 22 inches long. Park- pounds, 10 ounces and was 20
A motion was made and ap- resulting in the retention of those er was welcomed home by big inches long. He is welcomed
adoption day. proved to contribute $100 for a presently serving.
New business was the Coun- brothers Dylan, 12, and Noah, 2 home by Jameson, 3, and Sa-
half page ad in the Lutherans for After the business meeting, 1/2. Maternal grandparents are mantha, 19 months. Maternal
try Clover 4H members have de- Life Witness book and to pur- Mary Glathar gave the program,
cided to do a food/supply drive Mike and Jean Castle and pater- grandparents are Dr. Dave and
chase a book for $15. “How to Walk by Faith and Not nal grandparents are Mary and Joyce Borg and Kristy and Rob
for the Humane Society. A few A motion was made and ap- by Sight.” Refreshments were
members also had the opportu- Leon Wenz. The paternal great- Gerweck, all of Falls City. Pater-
proved to purchase “Life News” served by Bonnie Mehlin and grandmother is Lela Wenz. nal grandparents are Denny and
nity to attend a seminar spon- for our circuit churches for the Wilma Werner.
sored by Petco and Petnder. It Diane Small, Kearney. Great
month of September. Pastor will grandparents are Pauline Borg,
was the chance to learn and talk order these. Missionary Circle School. The LWML members
with many members of various Dave and Marilyn Carlson, Ber-
Pastor and Mrs. Diener will Thirteen members of the Christ have volunteered to assist at the nard and Renie Gerweck, Ken-
rescues and shelters. Also dis- represent the group at the Lu- Lutheran Missionary Circle met Falls City Bloodmobile stop in
cussed was future fundraisers. neth and Joann Small and Ed-
therans for Life National Con- Thursday evening, April 28, at May. Marjorie Eames, Christian ward Howerter.
The Society is waiting for plans ference, which will be held in the church. Growth chairman, read an ar-
and costs of the new shelter Irving, TX, Aug. 5 and 6. Elaine Schwartz called the ticle, “The Miracle of Forgive-
building for dogs. Everyone was reminded of meeting to order. Doris Schimke ness.” She closed with prayer.
The animal report reects World Day of Prayer on May 5. led the Bible Study, “If Christ Mrs. Schwartz closed the busi- Food clinic May 17, 19
some furious activity, good and The group will participate in Had Not Been Raised.” The ness meeting and led the table
bad. On a great note, on a drive The Commodity Supplemen-
the area parades again this year. Doxology was sung to close the prayer. Adeline Clark served tal Food Program (CSFP) dis-
to Hiawatha Marian Vernon Pastor Diener led the program, program. refreshments. The serving table
found a missing dog from rural tribution clinic will be held in
titled “God’s Word gives hope The members read the LWML was decorated in the Easter mo- Humboldt at 624 3rd Street on
Falls City and it was a happy re- for Life.” He pointed out that pledge to open the business tif.
union for both master and dog. Tuesday, May l7, and Thursday,
our lives have many perils, tri- meeting. The secretary read the The next meeting will be May May l9.
Some desperate person left a als, and dangers. However, we minutes of the March meeting. l9 at 7:30 p.m. at the church.
grey momma cat and her six kit- An appointment is suggested.
have a Guide who has conquered Ruth Groothuis gave a detailed Katy Gifford is the program CSFP provides nutritious
tens in a carrier outside Dollar every peril -- His name is Jesus, treasurer’s report. She read a chairman and Ruth Rannebeck
General Store. Two of the kit- foods to persons who are age
and He is the way, the truth, and thank you from Anthony Gerber the hostess. 60 or greater, children until they
tens have a home. It seems more the life (John 14:6) and by His for the monetary gift from the so-
and more people are dumping or reach age six and women who
life, death, and resurrection He ciety’s Quarters for a Seminary are pregnant or have had a baby
relinquishing their animals. The became the path to God and Volunteer appreciation tea
Student Fund. Bonnie Zentner in the past year. Qualied per-
Society shelter is full and that eternal life. To do this, He had reported on the afternoon quilt-
held at FC Care Center
means that an animal taken to sons must live in Nebraska and
to become a man. He had to live ing for Lutheran World Relief. be under the income guidelines.
the City Pound has a very good as one of us. He faced the same A Volunteer Appreciation Tea
She gave a brief description of Foods given through CSFP in-
chance of being put down. struggles; He faced the same tri- was held recently at Falls City
the new requirements for health clude: canned fruits, vegetables
Sadie, a very sweet Basenji als; and yet He lived a sinless Care Center.
and school kits. Each member and juice, canned and dry milk,
mix dog was adopted. She was life only to die on the Cross to The theme was “You Make a
will receive a copy of the new hot and cold cereals, canned
a long-term resident of the Shel- pay the penalty for our sin. He Difference, ” emphasizing that it
booklet. Joann Baldwin gave a meat, peanut butter and dried
ter. Huey, the sweet little bunny, became One of us to show us the doesn’t matter how big or small,
report on get well and sympathy beans, cheese, pasta or potatoes.
also found a forever home in way – He was the only One who everyone CAN make a differ-
cards she had sent. Alice Eick- To schedule an appointment or
Hiawatha. Her new owner was could; He’s the only One who ence.
hoff had the historian’s scrap- to obtain information on how to
smitten with him when she saw did. A special plaque and certi-
book available for members to qualify for CSFP, call Blue Val-
him at etc. during pet adoption Snacks were served by St. cate were presented to Charles
view. ley Community Action at 402-
day. There are a few dogs at City Paul’s group. Schlicker. He was honored for
Members were reminded that 729-2278.
Pound that need a home ASAP. The next meeting will be at the many hours of volunteer ser-
the National Convention will be
Call the PD to check them out. Faith Lutheran Church in Hum- vice he has provided to the facil-
The next meeting will be May boldt on July 19 at 7 p.m. with
held June 23-26 in Peoria, Il, and
ity. Choir Parents
the LWML District Retreat is
l7 at Sun Mart Cafeteria. All are Faith Lutheran serving as hosts. The tables were decorated with Parents of Falls City High
Sept. 9-ll at Emmanuel Luther-
welcome. blue tablecloths, some had ow- School Show Choir and Con-
an in York. Adeline Clark will
ering plants, others a goldsh in cert Choir will meet at 5:30 p.m.
review and update the bylaws
a round sh bowl, with seashell Monday, May 9, in the school’s
to meet the new requirements.
candy scattered on the table. A
Art Show! Terry Stradtman, chairman for
coconut dessert was enjoyed.
chorus room.
the July brunch, will send invi-
Featuring Local Artists! tations before June l, request-
Entertainment was provided by
On this day in 1987, televised
Thurs., May 5 - Sat., May 7 Sandro Klabbermatter.
ing RSVP. A kitchen-cleaning Congressional hearings of the
Area Artist’s Gallery day was tabled until after Bible Iran-Contra affair began.
1604 Stone (Back of etc.)
Meet the Artists!!
Thurs., May 5, 4-8 P.M. CrossWinds Restaurant
Sponsored by Falls City Area Artists Association
Tues - Burger Night $2 Burger
Tues. Burger, $1 Fries
SHOP
Thurs. - Our Fried Chicken Buffet !"#$%"&'
Falls City Elks Club would like to invite members & Fri. - Seafood & Prime Rib Specials ()"*+),-,./(%0
guests of members to its Kentucky Derby Party Sat. - Prime Rib & Baby Back Ribs for Mother’s Day
Open Tuesday - Saturday 5 - 9 P.M. Free Gift Wrap
Saturday, May 7th at 3:00 PM
Sunday - 11-1:30 P.M. 1605 Stone St., Falls City
Post Time: 5:15 PM Closed Mondays 402-245-2200
Mimosas and Mint Julep Drink Specials DELIVERY AVAILABLE
Ladies get your hats out! OPEN TO THE PUBLIC OPEN MON.-SAT. 9:00 A.M.
Located on the beautiful F.C. Golf Course
Prizes will be awarded in two categories: 402-245-3641
Most Glamorous Hat and Most Outrageous Hat
Milam's
Friends of the Library are sponsoring a In Loving Memory of our mom, grand, great & great great grandmother. Greenhouses
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
FA R M E R S M A R K E T Virginia Foster
We can’t let this Mother’s Day go by with out Mon-Sat 9 A.M.-5 P.M.
Each Thursday Starting May 12, 5-7 P.M. in the
letting you and the whole world know how much
South Parking Lot of the Library very, very much you are loved and missed.
Weekly Special
People are invited to sell garden produce, fresh farm eggs, There is such a huge empty hole in our hearts that Saturday, May 7-
jams and jellies, seasonal fruit, fresh owers, baked goods, only you could ll. If they have Mother’s Day in
crafts and handmade items. Heaven, we know you are surrounded by many,
Friday, May 13
many children who love and admire you and that
9TH ANNUAL SPRING PLANT SALE! thought gives us comfort. There never was a more Annuals in
ONE DAY ONLY - THURS., MAY 12 5-7 P.M.
During Farmers Market - Rain or Shine
honest or loving mother.
See you when we get up there,
4" Pots
Asking for donations of houseplants, perennials, small shrubs,
herbs, and seeds. Plants need not be potted
but freshly dug from garden.
Ginny “Tisdel” Lloyd Mueller, Angie, Walt & Jess
Mcfee, Patty Garcia, Meg & Tamtran, Jacey
Parker, Sherri & Bob Howard, Landen, Andrea &
$ 25
4
10" Hanging Basket Special
For More Information, Call John Bachman 402-245-5448 Beckett Koopman, Dustin and DD Koopman
Going On Now!
Thursday, May 5, 2011 Falls City Journal Page 5

Kaylie Frederick, of Falls

City, is one of 17 members of
Peru State College’s chapter of
Sacred Heart grad
earns NWMSU
Arbor Day
Phi Beta Lambda, a state and (Continued from Page 1)
national business association, ‘Journalist of Year’
who will represent Nebraska at purchased and razed. The bids came in well over the budget, which
Brittany Keithley of rural was approximately $l3,000. The Council rejected all bids and con-
the association’s National Lead-
Falls City, a junior at North- tracted with locals Merle Byrom and Alvin Henry and they com-
ership Conference in Orlando,
west Missouri State University, pleted the project for under the $l3,000.
Fla., in June.
Maryville, has been recognized Jorn said that in the l980s, Baldwin, with nancial support from
Students earned the trip
by the Northwest Mass Commu- the Lutheran Brotherhood, put in the shrubs in the northwest corner
to nationals after placing rst,
nications Department as College to beautify the park at a cost of $400. They were arranged to form
second or third in competitive
Journalist of the Year. FC. Don Koso and Baldwin planted other trees and subsequent
events at the 2011 Nebraska Phi
Brittany, the daughter of plantings include a tree next to the agpole, planted by Francis Seid
Beta Lambda State Leadership
Jerome and Michelle Keithley, and the Boy Scouts, and the last tree planted by the family of U.S.
Conference in Kearney.
was cited for her “dedication, Marine Sgt. Nicholas S. Nolte.
service and contributions” to the Jorn noted that when he and members of the Tree Board and
Students from the piano stu- Department of Student Publica- Carol Bentley, park manager, were looking for an area to plant the
dio of Glenda von Behren were tions during the 20l0-20ll school four trees on Arbor Day they discussed the possibility of placing a
featured in recitals at 1 and 3:30 year. She is Editor-in–Chief of “Legion Park” sign there with appropriate landscaping. They hope
p.m. on Sunday, May 1, at Christ the NWMissourian, the student that this will materialize with some organization coming forth to do
Lutheran Church. publication. so. Jorn can be contacted at City Hall.
Performing solos and duets Brittany is a graduate of Sa- He reminded those attending the plantings that Falls City earned
were Anthony Baker, Skylar Baker, cred Heart High School. She in- the designation of Tree City USA Community by the Arbor Day
Nora Barker, Kay-Lee Blunt, Hailey terned at the Journal during and Foundation for its commitment to urban forestry for the l9th year in
Buchner, Will Burenheide, Bailey following her senior year of high
Coonce, Taylor Coonce, Shelby Duer- 20l0. He thanked those who have donated the trees planted during
school. the Arbor Day celebrations and encouraged further participation.
feldt, James Eickhoff, Madalyn Feigh-
Buss-Ridgeway ner, Nicole Feighner, Elle Findlay, In conclusion, Jorn praised the members of the Tree Board, past

Denny and Julie Buss of Hum-

Jack Findlay, Summer Gernon, Amalia
Hansen, Jade Hill, Jake Hoy, Ryker Trio of FCHS and present, and gave a special salute to Baldwin and Walker.
“The Tree Board has planted various trees throughout the city
Hoy, Carter Hunzeker, Keegan Hun-
boldt announce the engagement
and upcoming wedding of their
zeker, Aaron James, Abigail James,
Sawyer Kean, Lainey Larsen, Lindsey
musicians earn over the past decades and for an inventory of them just ask Don
Baldwin or Bruce Walker. I’m sure if one does not know what type
daughter, Alicia Buss to Sean
Ridgway, son of Lynn and Glo-
McNeely, Maggie McNeely, Reece
McNeely, Teresa Morehead, William
Superiors at of tree it is or when it was planted, the other one will.”
Refreshments were served, courtesy of the Chamber of Com-
ria Ridgway of Faireld.
Grandparents of the couple
Morehead, Levi Morgan, Abbey Ned-
denriep, Claire Niemeyer, Elizabeth District Contest merce.
Oliver, Jonas Potter, Tannim Potter,
are Jerry and Carol Wilhelm of
Humboldt and Jerry and the late
Leo Stalder of Stamford, NE.
Alex Rathje, Cade Schawang, Cody
Schawang, Jarrot Simon, Alexis Sut-
ton, Dylan Sutton, Piper Sutton, Eliza-
The Falls City High School
Music Department participated
in the District Music Contest at
City Council
Alicia is a 2006 graduate of beth Thiltges, Jacob Thiltges, Sarah Auburn High School on April
Thiltges, Stephen Thiltges, Chloe (Continued from Page 1)
Bryan School of Nursing in Lin- 15 and 16.
Thompson, David von Behren, Emily
coln and is a registered nurse at Wertenberger and Sara Wertenberger. Awards follow: an audio recording of that Feb. response from Falls City Mayor
Bryan LGH Medical Center in Superior rating: David von 7 meeting in which Sutter said Tim Hersh and Sutter. Con-
cardiovascular intensive care Behren, vocal solo; Courtney
unit. Service Chapple, vocal solo; David von
“you weren’t the only one dis-
cussed - the whole thing was
tents of that response have not
been provided to The Journal.
Sean is a 2006 graduate of Behren, piano solo. discussed, everybody.” City Clerk Gary Jorn denied
Southeast Community College Private 1st Class Stephen Excellent rating: Concert In its ndings, the Attorney The Journal’s request to review
in Lincoln and is a motorcycle Randall is coming home to Falls Band; Concert Choir; Women’s General’s Ofce writes, “while April 14 letter to Davidson, cit-
mechanic at Star City Motor City this week, after his tour of Chorus; Anastasia Finner, ute it’s not entirely clear from the ing that the letter “constitutes a
Sports. duty in Afghanistan. solo; Meshach Casey, vocal Council’s motion what the sub- part of (an) investigation” and
A May wedding is planned in Randall is currently sta- solo; Jeff Cornell, vocal solo; ject matter of the closed ses- is “not subject to public disclo-
Lincoln. tioned at White Sands, N.M. Anne Gifford, vocal solo; Paige sion was, it does not appear that sure.” Davidson, consequently,
Hardenberger, vocal solo; Flute provided The Journal with cop-
Students Business Topic Choir; Mixed Brass; Percussion
the closed session was called
for the purpose of discuss- ies of her orginial complaint and
Ensemble; Jazz Combo. ing City Board appointments. the State’s response. Repeated
Timothy von Behren, a ju-
Gayle and Linda Swisegood Outstanding Performance for You (Davidson) infer that the attempts to contact the Attorney
nior at Concordia College, was
of Swisegood Construction, a piano solo went to David von Council must have improperly General’s Ofce have been un-
named outstanding student in
Falls City, recently attended the Behren. Outstanding Perfor- discussed the appointments dur- succesful.
chemistry and also earned one
Global Industries 2001 National mance honorable mention for ing the closed session. We can- In his request to include the
of two Science Careers Support
and International Sales Confer- a vocal solo was awarded to not make the same inference. Attorney General’s conclusion
Scholarships, which recognizes
ence in Bonita Springs, FL. Courtney Chapple. We nd nothing to indicate that of the matter at the May 16
students who have demonstrat-
Swisegood Construction The Falls City High band is the Council discussed the City meeting, Sutter said, “put me
ed great potential in the sciences
was presented with a President’s under the direction of Robert Board appointments, or speci- down as spokesman.”
early in their college education.
Club Award during the Awards Kercher and the FCHS choir is cally your appointment to the In other news Monday:
The awards were given at the
Banquet. These are presented to directed by Alisha Sutton. Library Board, during the closed — The Council approved a
Concordia Dept. of Natural Sci-
ences end-of-the-year banquet customers who attain superior session. We cannot nd a viola- $24,000 Community Develop-
and awards ceremony April 20. sales volumes with each of the On this day in 1980, the siege of the tion of the Open Meetings Act ment Block Grand Re-Use Fund
company’s divisions. Iranian embassy in London ends after related to the allegation.” loan to Olberding Chiropractic
raid by SAS commandos killing ve Upon receiving the original LLC.
Iranian gunmen and one arrested. 19 — The Council approved
hostages are set free but one dies and
correspondence from David-
two are injured in the cross-re. son, the Attorney General’s Of- a request to change the zoning
Calendar of Events for ce requested and received a (from residential to neighbor-
hood residential commercial) in
NATIONAL NURSING Terry D. Whitten, D.D.S. the block where the old hospital
HOME WEEK 1309 S. Old Highway 75,
was located at the 2300 block
between Barada and Towle
May 8-14, 2011 Sabetha, KS 66534
Implants, Oral Surgery, Cosmetic Reconstruction
Streets.
— A motion by Sutter to
FALLS CITY CARE CENTER Our Philosophy: "Do it once; do it right." have the city attorney create or-
Sunday, May 8th – 12 Noon – RSVP to join Mom for lunch or join us for Call (785) 284-3911 or dinances to amend existing ordi-
a Mother’s Day Tea and Refreshments at 2 p.m. Toll Free (888) 589-8100 nance for Building Regulations
form the 2006 to the 2009 Edi-
Monday, May 9th – 10:00 a.m. Mayor’s Proclamation with Mayor tion died for a lack of a second.
Tim Hersh followed by Sacred Heart Kindergarten Program. 1:30 Good News Assembly of God Church Jorn asked the Council to delay
p.m. FC Middle School Show Choir & High School Soloist 3:00 any action until more research is
p.m.- 4:00 p.m. OPEN HOUSE and Chamber Coffee. Join us for would like to thank the following for making
our Easter Egg hunt possible: done.
BROWNIE & ICE CREAM SUNDAES!
— The Council approved a
Tuesday, May 10th – 10:00 a.m. “Minute to Win It” Residents DAWSON AG CENTER new lease with NMC for a skid
Competition 12:00 p.m. Join us for the Resident, Staff and Family steer for the Street Dept. in the
PAMIDA amount of $2,750.
BBQ. 2:00 p.m. “Minute to Win It” Employee Competition. Prizes SONIC
for the winners! — A request from Girl Scout
SUNNY 101.3 Troop #58 to operate a conces-
Wednesday, May 11th – 10 a.m. Duck Poop Bingo for Residents & Em- TIME WARNER CABLE sion stand at Grandview Park
ployees! Employee Appreciation Pizza Party ALL Shifts! 2:15 p.m. OUR CHURCH CONGREGATION during Falls City Rec games this
Bingo - Open invitation to ALL of the Community Senior Citizens. summer was approved.
Please join us for great prizes & refreshments! Transportation Also, thank you to everyone who attended! We believe it was — The Council gave nal ap-
available – Call Jeannie at 402-245-5252 for a ride! a great success! Next year we promise that there will be more proval to an ordinance to vacate
CHAIRS, more EGGS, more PRIZES, and more FUN!!! Huber Road between 19th and
Thursday, May 12th – Wear your Sombrero! 10:00 a.m. Homemade
Salsa making. 2 p.m. Church Services. 5:00 p.m. Thirsty Thursday
21st Streets. Later they approve
a re-plat in the Burton - Huber
WOLF RIVER NURSERY
– Join us for Mexican Drinks! 5:30 p.m. Join the Resident, Staff and
Family Mexican Fiesta with Terry Campbell entertaining! Second Addition on property
owned by John and Pat Stein-
Friday, May 13th – Wear your Jeans & T-Shirts to work for a donation For All Your Garden and man when will all the property
to the Richardson County Cancer Fund! 10:00 a.m. Superstition Landscape Needs to be sold so a house can be built
Trivia for Friday the 13th. 2:00 p.m. Hillbilly Golf Tournament – there.
•Vegetable Transplants •Bulk Garden Seed
Staff partner up with a resident and get your team signed up! — Absent from the meeting
•Annual Bedding Plants •Perennials
•Trees and Shrubs were council members Kirby
Plan to Join Us for Any of the Fun Filled Activities •Hanging Baskets and Combo Planters Roubidoux, Phyllis Krause and
throughout the Week! Brad Campbell.
Valerie Buckminster, Administrator
MOTHER’S DAY SPECIAL
Jeannie Mullins, Activity Director
Each Mom Receives a FREE GIFT! • UPS Shipping Station
HIAWATHA, KANSAS • Fax Machine for Public Use
Falls City Care Center
2800 Towle Street From Hwy 36/73 Junction, Go 3.5 Mi. South on 73, • Copy Machine
Falls City • 245-5252 then 1/4 Mi. West on 195th St. located at:
785-742-WOLF (9653) Mary’s Appliance
Hours: Mon.-Sat., 9 A.M.-6 P.M. Closed Sunday 1612 Stone
Page 6 Falls City Journal Thursday, May 5, 2011
costs of $50.71, with an interest
Public Record rate of 2.1320%.
District Court
UNL Extension Tractor Safety Course
County Court Harry Krouse Jr., FC, has UNL Extension Tractor Safety/ Tractor and ATV overturn preven- at (308) 832-0645, snielsen1@unl.
Josh Nissen, Falls City, aid- been granted annulment of mar- Hazardous Occupations Courses tion are featured in the class work. edu.
ing and abetting a class 3 felony; riage to Ruth Krouse, FC. will be offered at seven locations “Instilling an attitude of ‘safe- The rst day of class will consist
continued to May 23 for prelim- Donna L. Railsback, Hum- in Nebraska during May and June. ty rst’ is a primary goal of the of intensive classroom instruction
inary hearing. boldt, has been granted a dis- To standardize the training, courses course,” Nielsen said, “where youth with hands-on demonstrations, con-
Amber L. Frenzel, FC, felo- solution of marriage to Dan M. were moved to centralized locations have the chance to learn respect for cluding with a written test that must
ny theft-unlawful taking over Railsback, Wymore. across the state. agricultural jobs and the tools in- be completed satisfactorily before
$1,500; continued to May 23 for County Court Waivers Federal law prohibits youth un- volved.” the student may continue driving
preliminary hearing. der 16 years of age from working Classes consist of two full days of tests the next day. Classroom in-
(Court costs not included) on a farm other than their parents’. instruction plus homework assign- struction will cover the required el-
Wesley L. Hullman, White Donald E. Murphy, unlawful
Cloud, KS, operate motor vehi- Course completion grants an ex- ments. Classes are from 8 a.m.- 5 ements of the National Safe Tractor
burning, ned $25. emption to the law allowing 14- p.m. each day. and Machinery Operation Program.
cle to avoid arrest - misdemean- Kathryn W. Bentley, no op- and 15-year-olds to drive a tractor The course will be offered June Homework will be assigned to turn
or; continued to May 9 for entry erator’s license, ned $75. and to do eld work with mecha- 13-14 at the Fairgrounds in Hum- in the next day.
of plea. Travis E. Light, speeding (11- nized equipment. The course also boldt. Pre-registration is strongly The second day will consist of
Joshua R. Colson, Union Star, 15), ned $75; no valid registra- is available for the safety training if encouraged at least one week be- testing, driving and operating ma-
MO, count one, DUI - 1st of- tion, ned $25; no license on room permits. fore the start date to your local Ex- chinery. Students must demonstrate
fense, pleaded not guilty; count person, ned $25. The most common cause of death tension Ofce. Cost is $60, which competence in hitching equipment
two, minor in possession, plead- Jeffrey M. Frenzel, speeding in agriculture accidents in Nebras- includes educational materials, test- and driving a tractor and trailer
ed not guilty; continued to May (6-10), ned $25. ka is overturn from tractors and all- ing, supplies, lunches and breaks. through a standardized course as
23 for pretrial. Mari L. Keyser, speeding (11- terrain-vehicles (ATV), said Sharry For more information, contact the well as hitching PTO and hydrau-
Michael E. Kirkendall, FC, Nielsen, UNL Extension Educator. Extension Ofce or Sharry Nielsen lic systems.
15), ned $75.
count one, careless driving,
ned $100; count two, leave ac- Accidents
cident, ned $400, probation or- Investigated by FCPD
dered for 12 months, plus costs Saturday evening, Apr. 30.
of $49.
Curtis C. Tackett, Table Rock,
18th and Harlan. Drivers: Pa-
tricia S. Timothy, FC, owner of
PALMER
count one, no proof of insurance, Ford car; Kelsey L. Johansen, Business CONSTRUCTION
charge dismissed on motion of Craig, MO, owner of Chevy
prosecutor; count two, careless SUV. Timothy was westbound
Home Building and Remodeling
driving; count three, speeding
+36 MPH county/state; contin-
ued to May 16 for pretrial hear-
on 18th street and stopped at the
stop sign. Johansen was south-
bound on Harlan and turned on
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LAKESHORE GRILL
count one, DUI - 1st offense, struck her. Estimated damage: 123 Lake Shore Dr., Big Lake, MO
pleaded guilty, found guilty; $500 to Timothy vehicle; $700 660-442-3145 BLETSCHER
count two, possess/consume to Johansen vehicle. Timothy Mon.-Sat. 6 A.M. - 7 P.M. TRUCKING
open alcohol container, charged was cited. Sun. 6 A.M. - 2 P.M. UNRUH Dump Truck Work
dismissed on motion of prosecu- Saturday night, April 30. Seamless Guttering
• Siding Rock • Sand • Gravel • Lime
tor; continued to June 8 for sen- 1612 Lane St. Driver: Crystal 28 Years Experience
tencing. L. Koso, FC. Owner of Dodge • Soft
Lashawna Fennell, FC, count van driven by Crystal L. Koso: S&S Construction • Facia Wrap 402-245-5540
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one, parking: maximum time Matthew D. Koso, FC. Own- Louis Scates Mitchell Unruh Cell 402-245-7294
limit, pleaded guilty, found ers of parked Dodge SUV: Ja- All Masonry Needs 785-742-9689
guilty, ned $10; count two, son Belair and Amy Highmoor, Stone, Brick & Block 785-547-6712
parking: maximum time limit, Lawton, OK. Koso was backing
JONES AIR
Porch Repair CONDITIONING, INC.
pleaded guilty, found guilty, from driveway at 1612 Lane and
ned $10; plus costs of $55. backed into Belair and High- Concrete Porches (402) 245-3526
Thomas J. Galvin III, FC, moor SUV. Estimated damage: Waterproong Foundations On-Site Wastewater
count one, attempt of a class 2 $800 to Kose van; $300 to Be- All Concrete Flat Work Treatment Systems
misdemeanor, pleaded guilty, lair and Highmoor SUV. No one Sidewalks-Driveways LICENSED INSTALLER
found guilty; count two, driv- was cited. & Dirt Work Nebraska and Kansas
ing under suspension, pleaded Sunday night, May 1. 200 feet FREE ESTIMATES
guilty, found guilty; continued south of 16th on Valley. Driver: SEPTIC SYSTEM
Licensed - Bonded - Insured INSTALLATION
to May 16 for sentencing. James M. Allen, FC. Owner of
Civil Court Mitsubishi car: Carol Malcolm, Home: 785-742-1755
Cell: 785-741-2531
Collection Associates vs.
Krista Hateld, Humboldt, and
FC. Allen was driving north on
Valley around a curve when he Shades of Violet
Paul Hateld, Humboldt, judg- looked down at the radio and HOMETOWN [Link] 15-17 Violet and Edward McTaggart
ment entered against defendants struck a pole. Estimated dam- FLORAL & GIFTS 2406 Stone St., Falls City, NE
in amount of $1,129.46, pre- age: $400 to Malcolm vehicle. 1605 Stone St. Hoot-N-Annies 402-245-2890
judgment interest of $4.72, fees Allen was cited. Falls City Gifts & Primitives
of $117.95, costs of $102.74, 402-245-2200
1616 1/2 Stone St. Dr. Eric McPeak
with an interest rate of 6.00%. Falls City, NE Your Hometown Optometrist
Credit Management Services
vs. Rick Frederick, Rulo, judg-
FC man, 32, 402-801-0867 Comprehensive Eye Care
ment entered against defendant
in amount of $1,926.77, prejudg-
gets six years A+ HEATING Your vision is
important to us.
& COOLING WING’S
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vs. Rebecca Fouraker, FC, judg- on for receiving child pornogra- 402-245-3285 Cell: 402-801-2161
ment entered against defendant • Dependable Service
phy.
Available Evenings &
NEWCASTLE
in amount of $979.01, prejudg- A news release from the ofce Donnie Stice
Weekends or Anytime BUILDERS
ment interest of $30.82, fees of of U.S. Attorney Deborah Gilg for Emergencies Construction and
$102.90, costs of $50.71, with says Kristopher Rowell was sen- G K Appliance, Inc. Handyman Services
an interest rate of 2.1320%. tenced on Tuesday. Rowell must Parts and Service on All FREE ESTIMATES
Hays
Credit Management Services serve ve years of supervised Major Appliances 3
ed Ex 0 Ye 1-800-549-2008
vs. Patrick O’Grady, FC, judg- release after he leaves prison. ens ed
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rie Gareth Eaton - Falls City, NE
ment entered against defendant The release says a Nebraska
and
Siding and nc
e [Link]
in amount of $923.00, prejudg- state Patrol investigator, using Construction
ment interest of $23.68, fees of peer-to-peer software, discov- Dry Fertilizer, Ag We Install Original
$97.30, with an interest rate of ered the pornographic images on Chemicals and Seed Vinyl Siding and Windows Factory Replacement
2.1320%. Rowell's computer in September Kitchen and Baths Glass Only
Credit Management Services 2008. A subsequent examination 4-Corners AG Room Additions All Glass in Stock For
vs. Brian Holt, FC, judgment of Rowell's computer in Febru- 245-2797 Garages Immediate Installation
entered against defendant in ary 2009 uncovered 69 videos 1619
amount of $130.34, prejudgment 402-883-2089 Chase
and graphic image les.
interest of $3.42, fees of $18.03, 402-245-4444 or 1-800-232-6556
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MARY’S Ligouri Law Offices 102 Ash
Water Recreation APPLIANCE 1118 15th Street, P.O. Box 99 Lowest Prices Around!
National Boating, Canoeing, Tanking, Windsurfing
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Tourism Week History Semi Tires Too!!
May 7–15 Fossils, Pioneer Trails, Military Forts (402) 245-4003
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Open 9 A.M. - 6 P.M
Installation of Ceramic, Granite, and Ph. 245-4545
Monday thru Saturday
Marble Floors and Countertops or 245-4929
66064 703 Trail, Rulo, NE MARK AND BILL HARKENDORFF
Call Dennis at 883-0287
Nebraska Department of Economic Development, Division of Travel and Tourism 402-245-4639
402-245-4693 Service Calls Available
 Thursday, May 5, 2011 Falls City Journal Page 7

State’s corn farmers Falls City Journal Weather Report

investing $2.6 billion Seven-day Forecast for Falls City
TONIGHT FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
Nebraska corn farmers are in the
A Warm with Strong
middle of a $2.6 billion investment Clear; Sunny and
thunderstorm clouds and
Warm with Partly sunny
thunderstorm
that has a signicant economic im- breezy late breezy some sun and windy
possible sun s
pact on dozens of businesses, rural Low: 45° 75° 54° 76° 57° 82° 64° 84° 61° 78° 61° 73° 59°
communities and, in fact, the entire
state, according to the Nebraska Almanac Data Regional Forecast Tomorrow Sun and Moon
Corn Board. Falls City for the week ending Monday Day Sunrise Sunset
Shown is tomorrow’s weather. Des Moines Friday 6:17 a.m. 8:22 p.m.
“This multi-billion dollar invest- Temperature
Temperatures are tonight’s lows Omaha 45/75 Saturday 6:16 a.m. 8:23 p.m.
ment, perhaps better known as High for the week .......................... 79° and tomorrow’s highs. 45/77 Council Bluffs Sunday 6:15 a.m. 8:24 p.m.
planting, occurs in just a few weeks Low for the week .......................... 33° 45/77 Monday 6:13 a.m. 8:25 p.m.
Normal high .................................. 71° Tuesday 6:12 a.m. 8:26 p.m.
every spring,” said Don Hutchens, Normal low .................................... 45° Nebraska Wednesday 6:11 a.m. 8:27 p.m.
executive director of the Nebraska Average temperature ................ 54.3° City Thursday 6:10 a.m. 8:28 p.m.
Corn Board. “It’s a tremendous Precipitation 45/75 Day Moonrise Moonset
Lincoln
investment, but one that also is Total for the week ...................... 0.04"
41/77 Friday 8:32 a.m. 11:51 p.m.
subject to Mother Nature and the Total for the month .................... 0.00" Maryville Saturday 9:31 [Link]
Total for the year ........................ 4.24" FALLS CITY 42/76 Sunday 10:34 a.m. 12:36 a.m.
whims of outside markets.” Normal for the month ................ 0.26" 45/75 Monday 11:41 a.m. 1:16 a.m.
The investment made by farm- Normal for the year .................... 7.71" Tuesday 12:49 p.m. 1:51 a.m.
ers includes everything from seed ® St. Joseph Wednesday 1:59 p.m. 2:23 a.m.
to fertilizer to all the other inputs it RealFeel Temperature 44/76 Chillicothe
Thursday 3:10 p.m. 2:53 a.m.
Leavenworth
takes to get the crop in the ground The patented [Link] RealFeel
Temperature is an exclusive index of effective Manhattan 47/76
44/75 Pollen count
and growing. Those purchases temperature based on eight weather factors. 44/76 Yesterday’s main offender:
come from local seed dealers, co- Shown are the highest values of each day. Various Trees ........................... High
Friday ........................................ 71° Topeka Kansas City Allergy, Asthma+Immunology, Aventis
operatives and dozens of other Saturday .................................... 78°
Salina
48/76 Pharmaceuticals and Wesleyan University
businesses that benet from farm- 46/80 47/80
ers planting corn.
Sunday ...................................... 78°
Monday ...................................... 81°
Weather Trivia™
“To put this $2.6 billion invest- Tuesday .................................... 76°
Wednesday ................................ 71°
River Stages Yesterday Q: Inin Anchorage
May, is the daylight period longer
or in Miami?
ment into perspective, compare it Thursday .................................... 75° Big Nemaha Flood 7 a.m. 24-hr. Missouri Flood 7 a.m. 24-hr.
to the combined construction in- Forecasts and graphics provided by River stage yest. change River stage yest. change A:Anchorage
vestments in Lincoln and Omaha,” AccuWeather, Inc. ©2011 Falls City 23' 4.46' +0.03' Rulo 17' 18.27' +0.07'
Hutchens said. “Over a two-year
period, that comes to about $900
million and includes the construc-
tion costs of an arena, baseball sta-
The above weather service is being provided by the following:
dium and a dozen other projects, all
very valuable growth investments,
but about one-third the invest- JR’ S BODY & PAINT ALWAYS SUNNY WHEN YOU SHOP AT:
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spring.” 30+ YEARS EXPERIENCE
On average, farmers spend more – Locally Owned and Operated
than $270 per acre to get the crop in Classics &
– CETP Trained Employees
the ground and off to a good start,
based on estimates calculated by Dreams 402-245-2029
INSURANCE WORK WELCOME
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the University of Nebraska Exten-
sion. Multiplied by the 9.5 million !"Free Estimates "" – Rental and Portable Tanks
acres the U.S. Department of Ag- !"Windshields Installed – New Installs 402-245-5029
riculture estimates Nebraska farm- !"Repair All Makes and Models Falls City Medical
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That investment doesn’t include

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the whole story, though. “Those
dollars get circulated through
communities and the entire state,”
Ancient Worship for
Contemporary People HERITAGE FALLS
Hutchens said. With a multiplier Holy Eucharist: Sundays at 9:00 a.m. Ford-Lincoln-Mercury Candles & Gifts
of 2.5, planting corn this year will Order of Evening Prayer: [Link] Falls City, NE • 402-245-3443
actually provide a $6.5 billion eco-
nomic impact across the state.
Those estimates don’t include
Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m.
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labor or land costs, or the cost of
irrigating for those farmers who ST. THOMAS Taurus Limited Gardenia - Angel Food
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also doesn’t include the expense of
harvesting, hauling and storing the (Across from the Post Ofce) FREE Qube with Warmer Purchase
nal crop. All those costs come lat- 402-245-2868 for our worship schedule
er and provide their own economic Prayer Line: 402-245-2861 1416 Harlan St., Falls City • 245-4413 HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY!
impact.
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than just bushels of grain sold into and also Whiskey Run Creek Vineyard
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Corn harvested this fall will be James Arthur Vineyards - Raymond, NE
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used as feed for livestock and poul- Open 5-10 P.M. Sun. -Thurs.
try, which results in high-value Coldest Beer and Warmest Smiles
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protein products that Nebraskans
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market. That process involves tak-
ing corn and creating two products
– fuel that helps keep gas prices MEYER HOME CENTER Jones Air ARMBRUSTER
lower than they otherwise would
be and millions of tons of distill-
1705 Chase, Falls City 402-245-4661 Conditioning, Inc. MOTOR COMPANY
ers grains, another feed product for
livestock and poultry.
Professional and Dependable
Sales – Service – Repair – Installation
HEATING • COOLING • PLUMBING
“We Service All Brands of Furnaces and Air Conditioners”
1990 Dodge
Bio-renewable materials like PLA
are also made from corn. They are
used in everything from plastics to
•Heating & Cooling including Geothermal
• Plumbing (Faucets, Fixtures & Repair)
Professional Installation and Service — “Since 1974”

*Plumbing Fixtures
Ram 1500
fabrics and replace their petroleum-
• Kitchen and Bath Cabinetry
• Ceramic, Porcelain & Natural Stone Tile *Water Heaters *Water Softeners
Ext. Cab, 4x4
based counterparts in the process.
“It’s a big investment farmers
• Granite and Laminate Countertops
• Duct Cleaning & Rainbird Irrigation Geothermal
Heat Pumps and
$995!!
make every year in the hope Moth-
er Nature will cooperate and they’ll
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Area Churches
NorthRidge Nebraska The Four Mile Church
(1601 Stone Street) (South of Humboldt) Corner Stone Baptist Church
Reaching & Equipping people for Christ Sunday: Church services, 9:30 a.m.; Junior (Independent & Fundamental)
Non-Denominational, Bible-based Church, 9:50 a.m. N. Highway 73 to Prosser & Campbell PC, turn
Contemporary worship A Reformed church endeavoring to teach east (or right)
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church Verdon Christian Church Sunday: Worship Services, 10 a.m. and to practice Biblical principles of the Refor- Sunday: Sunday School Bible Hour, 9:30
LCMS (Verdon) Charlie Robinson, mation. a.m.; worship hours, 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
(23rd and Barada) Sunday: Worship, 9 a.m.; Sunday school. pastor Ronald Russell, Wednesday: Bible study and prayer time, 7
402-245-3324 Daniel S. Farley, (402) 245-2167 pastor p.m.
[Link] pastor [Link] Any other announcements will be made
Holy Communion celebrated 2nd and 4th First Church of Nazarene publicly. We welcome you and your family to
Sundays. Seventh-day Adventist Church First United Methodist Church (1812 Wilson) come worship the Lord with us. For informa-
Sunday: Divine service, 9 a.m.; Sunday (1618 Wilson) (1700 Harlan Street) Sunday: Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; chil- tion call 245-4245.
School, 10 a.m. Saturday: Sabbath School, 3 p.m.; worship fumc@[Link] dren’s church and morning worship, 10:40 a.m.; Pastor Rick Fine
LLL First Tuesday: 7 p.m. service, 4 p.m.; services can be viewed on satel- 402-245-3281 evening service, 6 p.m. 402-245-3058
Wednesday: Conrmation, 6:30 p.m. (after lite 24/7, Dish Network channel 3ABN 9393. Sunday: Summer schedule, worship service, Wednesday: Bible study, 7 p.m.; teens and
Ash Wednesday, 6 p.m.); 5 p.m., Midweek. [Link] 10:30 a.m., listen live on KTNC AM 1230. children’s program.
Thursday: 6:30 a.m., Adult Bible Study. org Tuesday: Girl Scouts every other Tuesday, Stephen Floyd, First Baptist Church
Third Thursday of every month: Lutheran Steve Severance, 5:30-7 p.m. pastor (21st and Valley)
Women’s Missionary League, 7:30 p.m. pastor Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors. 402-245-3755 Sunday: Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; wor-
Dan Gifford, Lyle K. Schoen, ship, 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Catholic Churches pastor Stella Community Church Tuesday: Midweek service, 7 p.m.
pastor Sts. Peter and Paul Sunday: Church service, with children’s Wednesday: AWANA (Sept.-April), 6:45-
(1820 Fulton) Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; adults’ Sunday 8:30 p.m.
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Weekend Mass Times: Saturday, 5:30 p.m.; Bethel United Methodist Church
LCMS School, 10:30 a.m. Traditional music, Bible preaching, and a
Sunday, 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. (70654 656 AVE) Michael Schmidt, warm welcome.
(6 miles North) Daily Mass: Monday through Friday, 6:45 (1/2 mile N of Preston Corner)
402-245-4643 pastor Building is handicap accessible.
a.m. Sunday: Worship, 10:45 a.m.; Sunday Pastor Gary Williams
[Link] Daily Rosary at 5:30 p.m. School, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday choir, 6:30 p.m. Verdon Congregational Church
Holy Communion celebrated the 2nd and (Corner of Fifth and Main) Ofce phone: 245-3890
Sacrament of Penance: Saturday, 5 p.m., Theta Dame,
4th Sundays. Sunday, 30 minutes before Sunday Masses, pastor Verdon
Adult Bible Study every Monday, 7 p.m.; weekdays, before each Mass daily or by appoint- Sunday: Sunday School, 10 a.m.; worship
every Wednesday, 5 p.m. ment. Barada United Methodist Church service, 11 a.m.
Sunday: Bible study, 9:15 a.m.; Sunday (717 Road and 652 Blvd.) Tuesday: Ladies Bible study, 1-2 p.m. Faith Baptist Church SBC
Adult Inquiry and Instruction Classes: (7th and Stone)
School, 9:45 a.m.; worship service, 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. 883-2485 Ron Fritz, elder
Tuesday: Second Tuesday of the month, Worship, 9:30-10:30 a.m.; Sunday School/ 883-2302 Ph: 245-3748 Pastor’s home: 245-3925
Monsignor Robert A. Roh, Isaiah 61:1, 2
Dorcas Circle. pastor - 245-3002 Bible Study, 10:45-11:30 a.m.
Wednesday: 9 a.m., Sew ‘n Sews; Adult Jerry Yount, Zion United Church of Christ Sunday: Bible study for adults, youth and
choir, 7:30 p.m.; rst Wednesday of the month, pastor (4 1/2 miles East of Falls City, 3 miles North children, 10 a.m.; worship service, 11 a.m.; Ac-
St. Anne’s cess Contemporary Service, 6-7:30 p.m.
LWML; 10 a.m., Ladies’ Bible Study, 2nd and (Shubert) and 1 1/2 miles East)
4th Wednesdays. Prairie Union Baptist Church 245-5024 Wednesday: After School Club, K-5th
Sunday Mass: First, third and fth Sun-day, grade, 3:30-5 p.m. (we can pick up your
Dan Gifford, 10:30 a.m.; second and fourth Sunday, 8:30 a.m.; (Rural Shubert) Sunday: Worship service, 9 a.m.; Com-
pastor Sunday: Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; morn- munion, rst Sunday of each month. children at South School); Mo-Daddy, youth,
confessions before Mass. middle and high school, 6-8 p.m. NA/AA meet-
Fr. Ramon Decaen, ing worship, 11 a.m. Monday: Second Monday of each month,
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church Board meeting, 7 p.m. ing, 8 p.m.
Lutheran Church-ELCA pastor Please join us to worship the Lord. Com-
munion is served the rst Sunday of every Second Wednesday of each month, Zion Daniel S. Farley,
(12 miles NE) St. Mary’s Women’s Fellowship meeting, 7 p.m. pastor
Sunday: Worship service, 10:30 a.m.; Sun- month.
(Dawson) Art Chapin, All are welcome to this friendly church in
day School, 9:30 a.m.; Communion rst Sunday 855-3595 or 245-4151 the country.
each month. pastor
Weekend Mass: Saturday, 5:30 p.m.; rst, Rev. Fay Ann Blaylock,
First Tuesday each month, WELCA, 1:30 Immanuel United Methodist Church Big Lake Baptist Church
third and fth Sunday, 8:30 a.m.; second and pastor
p.m.; third Tuesday each month, Church Coun- (1820 Morton) (213 Lake Shore Drive)
fourth Sunday, 10:30 a.m. [Link]
cil, 7:30 p.m. Sunday: Worship, 9 a.m.; Sunday School, Sunday: Fellowship breakfast, 8:45 a.m.;
Daily Mass: Schedule varies, call rectory; Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; worship service,
Caring, welcoming, sharing in Jesus’ name. confessions before Mass. 10:15 a.m. Church of Christ
Pastor Judith Wascher Theta Dame, Meets at: 2701 Barada Street 10:30 a.m.
Fr. Ramon Decaen, Monday: Prayer and Share Monday, 8:30
pastor pastor 402-245-5857
Sunday: Worship service, 10:30 a.m.; Bible a.m.
St. Paul’s Evangelical Wednesday: Children’s, Youth and Adult
Lutheran Church - ELCA Immaculate Conception Trinity United Methodist Church (Rulo) study (classes for all ages), 9:30 a.m.
Wednesday: Bible study for all ages, 6 p.m. Bible study, 7 p.m.
(20th and Towle Streets) (Rulo) fumc@[Link] We welcome you to all of our services.
402-245-3828. Sunday Confessions, 8 a.m.; Mass, 8:30 402-245-3281 “Preach the Word . . . for the time will come
when they will not endure sound doctrine.” 2 Karl Forehand,
Sunday: Worship, 10 a.m.; Sunday School a.m. Sunday: Worship service, 9 a.m.; Sunday pastor
(pre-school/adult, during school year), 9 a.m. Daily Mass schedule: Monday-Friday, 6:30 School for children held during worship. Timothy 4:2-4.
Communion: Second and fourth Sundays a.m. Lyle K. Schoen, David Clark,
each month. Fr. David Oldham, pastor preacher
Saturday: 4:30 p.m.; Communion Worship. pastor Shubert Christian Church
Wednesday: 9:30 a.m., Men’s coffee; 6:30 Sunday: Worship service, 9:30 a.m.; Fel-
p.m., Conrmation; 7:30 p.m., choir practice. St. Mary’s River of Hope Fellowship First Brethren Church
304 E. 4th Street (1902 Lane Street) lowship time, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday School, 10:45
Call for youth, Bible studies and women’s (Arago) a.m.
group schedules. Sunday: Confessions, 10:10 a.m.; Mass, Mound City, MO Sunday: Worship service, 9:30 a.m.;
Church Phone: 660-442-0197 Sunday School, nursery (or pre-school), adult, Southeast Senior Citizens dinner, rst Tues-
God’s Work. Our Hands. 10:30 a.m. day of month, September-May.
Pastor Judith Wascher Fr. David Oldham, Sunday: 9:45-10:30 a.m., Christian 10:45 a.m.; Fellowship Hour, 6 p.m.
Fel-lowship and food; 10:30 a.m., Praise and Wednesday: Bible study, 6:30 p.m. Guest Speakers
pastor
Worship service (nursery and children’s church Victor Haworth,
St. Mark’s Evangelical provided). pastor
Lutheran Church-ELCA Lighthouse Church of God First Christian Church
(2202 330th, White Cloud, KS) “In Christ There Is Always Hope.” 245-5287
(64725 710 RD, Verdon) Pastors David and Teresa Showalter Don Shafer, Disciples of Christ
402-883-2513 One quarter mile west of Iowa Tribal Com-plex (1322 Stone Street)
Sunday: Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; church 660-442-6305 and 6306 moderator
Sunday: Worship service, 9 a.m.; Sunday 245-5209 Ofce Phone, 245-2398 or Parsonage, 245-2397
School, 10 a.m.; Communion rst Sunday each service, 10:30 a.m. Sunday: Sunday School, all ages, 9:30
Rev. Charles J. Haney, Christ Church of Falls City
month; Meets at 1618 Wilson Street St. Thomas Episcopal Church a.m.; worship service, 10:45 a.m.
Church Council, 7:30 p.m., second Tuesday pastor Rev. Fay Ann Blaylock,
785-862-1107 Sunday: Sunday School, 10 a.m.; worship (16th and Harlan)
each month; WELCA, 7:30 p.m., second Thurs- service, 11 a.m.; evening contemporary wor- 402-245-2868 pastor
day each month. ship, 6:30 p.m.; meal served at 12:30 p.m. every stthomasepis@[Link] [Link]
Good News Assembly of God
(600 Reavis Street) Sunday, everyone welcome. [Link]
Welcome all to the caring country church. Wednesday: Adult Bible study at the Sunday: 9 a.m., Worship, Holy Eucharist,
Pastor Judith Wascher 402-245-3977
Sunday: Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; wor- church, 6:30 p.m.; MAD 4 God youth group coffee, tea and conversation follow worship.
ship, 10:40 a.m. (grades 7-12), 6:30-8:30 p.m., meets at 19th and Wednesday: 5:30 p.m., Service of Evening Grace Bible Fellowship
First United Presbyterian Church Morton. Prayer.
(20th and Harlan) Wednesday: High Point Kids Club and (Highway 62, east of Stella)
Youth meeting, 6:30 p.m. Third Saturday of every month: Men’s Thursday: 4:30 p.m., God study (Bible Sunday: Sunday School, 9 a.m.; church
Sunday: Worship, 11 a.m.; fellowship and brunch, 11 a.m., A & G Restaurant; fourth study). Any youth or adult is welcome.
refreshments, 10:15 a.m. (rst Sunday). A variety of small group Bible studies are service, 10:15 a.m.
available for adults throughout the year. Listen Saturday of every month: Women’s brunch, 11 We invite you to worship with us at any of Wednesday: AWANA 5:45 p.m.; Youth
Second Monday of month: Women’s Circle, a.m., A & G Restaurant. our services.
7 p.m. to sermons online, [Link]. Group, 7:30 p.m.
Bob Nazarenas, We are an outwardly focused church, shar- We will pray for you or someone you care Web page: [Link]
Church website: ing God’s love in practical ways. for — call 245-2861.
[Link] Interim Pastor Ofce: 883-2110
Pastor Jim Berry, 402-245-4038 The Rev. Fr. Larry Parrish, Jim Runnels,
Rev. Roxie Sullivan, (cell) 402-245-7026 pastor
pastor pastor
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Obituaries
Joan Johnson Chism Thelma M. Thomas Blake W. Stitzer
Joan Johnson Chism, 79, a sister, Patricia Dell. Thelma M. Thomas, l00, Blake W. Stitzer, 58, Den- son on Sept. l6, l987, at Conifer,
Lincoln, passed away Saturday, Funeral services were held passed away Thursday, April 28, ver, CO, passed away April 27, CO.
April 23, 20ll. at l0:30 a.m. Thursday, April 28, 20ll, at her home in Humboldt. 20ll, at Centennial, CO. Blake is survived by his
She was born Jan. ll, l932, 20ll, at Wadlow Rozanek Funer- She was born March 5, He was born April 20, l953, wife, Zoe; daughters, Shaina and
in Lincoln to John William and al Home, 5200 R Street, Lincoln, l911. at Falls City, the son of Barbara Kylie, Denver, CO; mother, Bar-
Helen Angeline (Rienhard) with the Rev. Dr. Brent Johnston Thelma is survived by her (Spurgin) Stitzer and the late bara Stitzer, Falls City; brother,
Johnson. ofciating. children, Eldon Thomas and his Wilbur Stitzer. Blake graduated Mark (Roxann) Stitzer, Salem.
She was a member of First Visitation was from l to 8 wife Connie, Sidney, NE, LaVi- from Falls City High School in Memorial services were held
Presbyterian Church, Delta Zeta p.m. Wednesday, April 27, 20ll, na Eckley and her husband Rob- l97l. on Saturday, April 30, at 3 p.m.
Sorority and Eastern Star Star- at the Funeral Home with an ert, Brownville, Edith Draper Following graduation he at Horan and McConaty Family
craft Chapter #307. Eastern Star service beginning and her husband Richard, Hum- went to Northwest Missouri Chapel, 3l0l South Wadsworth
Joan graduated in l955 from at 7 p.m., conducted by Starcraft boldt, Mary Winterhof and her State University in Maryville, Blvd., Lakewood, CO.
Nebraska Wesleyan University Chaper #307. husband Loren, Jackson, MO; MO, and later worked for the Memorials may be given
and gave 40 years of her life to Burial was at Mound Cem- eight grandchildren and numer- Burlington Railroad, Edcon and to the Pancreatic Cancer Ac-
the teaching profession in Lin- etery, Humboldt. ous great-grandchildren. LCT. Since l995 he has worked tion Network at [Link].
coln, retiring in l995 from the Memorials may be given to No viewing or visitation is for Austin Exploration, Inc., org. or to the Porter Hospice at
Lincoln Public Schools. First Presbyterian Church. Con- scheduled. working on oil and gas explora- the Johnson Center, 5020 East
She is survived by a son dolences or personal reections A private family memorial tion ships, then as manager, Op- Arapahoe Road, Littleton CO
and daughter-in-law, Joan Neal may be sent to wadlowrozanek. service will be held at a later erations, in the ofce. 80l22-2302.
Asa and Rhonda Chism of Lin- com. date. He married Zoe Edmond-
coln and a grandson, Dillon Asa Arrangements were by Wad- Hall Funeral Chapel of Au-
Chism of Lincoln. low Rozanek Funeral Home, burn is in charge of arrange-
She was preceded in death Lincoln. ments.
by her husband, Neal Chism and
Mark J. Kreifels
Mark J. Kreifels, 75, Falls daughters, Renee (Dan) Kopf,
Charles D. Rock City, passed away Saturday, Rulo , and Michelle Kreifels,
Ralph German Charles D. Rock
April 30, 20ll. Falls City; brothers, Kenny (Pau-
The son of Martin and Hel- line) Kreifels and Duke Kreifels,
Sr., 69, Falls City, en (Heng) Kreifels, he was born Nebraska City; Jim (Pat) Kreif-
Ralph German, 71, Urban- widower of Carol Nov. 8, l935, at Nebraska City. els, Lincoln, and twin brother,
dale, IA, passed away Monday, Dishong, died Mon- Mark was raised in Nebras- Skip (Pat) Kreifels, Nebraska
May 2, 2011 at Mercy Hospice day, May 2, 20ll. ka City and moved to Lincoln City; sisters, Mildred Schreiter,
in Johnston, IA. Visitation will He was born at Clay Cen- and graduated from St. Mary’s Nebraska City, and Shirley (Al-
be 6-8 p.m., Thursday, May 5, at ter, KS, to the late Cecil Carter Cathedral High School. Follow- vin) Czeschin, Lincoln; sisters-
Merle Hay Funeral Home. Me- and Ethel Allen. ing graduation, he worked for law, Teresa Kreifels, Nebraska
morial contributions may be left He served in the U.S Ma- the railroad and then for Ameri- City, and Darlene Kreifels, Lin-
to Mercy Hospice in Johnston rine Corps. can Stores in Lincoln. coln; l0 grandchildren and ve
or Fountain West Care Center in Mr. Rock was employed at On April l6, l955, he mar- great-grandchildren.
West Des Moines. Woodings-Verona. ried Rosita Bartling at Lincoln. He was preceded in death
Ralph Edward German, son Survivors include: son, The couple moved to Nebraska by his parents; brothers, Donald,
of Frank and Lucille (Johnson) Charles Rock Jr., White Cloud, City where he drove a truck with Bud and Larry, and a sister in in-
German, was born May 7, 1939, KS; daughter, Elizabeth Cho- his brother. They moved to Falls fancy.
in Verdon, NE. He graduated ate, Beatrice; brother, William City in l965 and he worked as a A Mass of Christian Burial
from Verdon High School in Rock, Macon, MO; sisters, San- carpenter in residential construc- was held Wednesday, May 4,
1957, and was involved in ath- dra Carter, Hiawatha, and Mary tion, retiring in 2000. He was at ll a.m. at Sts. Peter & Paul
letics during school. He was Morgan, Tulsa, OK; four grand- elected to the Airport Authority Catholic Church with Msgr.
united in marriage with Donna children and a great-grandchild. in l984 and served two terms. Robert A. Roh as the presiding
“Susie” Birkett on Sept. 18, sie” of Urbandale; daughter, Mr. Rock’s body was cre-
Tracy German of Urbandale; Mark was an avid gardener. priest. Interment was in Falls
1965. Ralph retired after work- mated. Services will be held at a He was a member of Sts City Catholic Cemetery.
ing as an optician for Whylie Eye his grandson, Michael Beaman later date.
(German) of Urbandale; and Peter & Paul Catholic Church, A parish Rosary was recited
Care for several years. He en- Dorr & Clark Funeral Home Knights of Columbus and BPO on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Sts. Pe-
joyed sports, especially cheering several nieces and nephews. was in charge of arrangements
Ralph was preceded in death Elks Lodge #963, all of Falls ter & Paul Catholic Church. The
for the Nebraska Cornhuskers. City. family received friends follow-
Ralph enjoyed gardening and by his parents; son, Kevin; his
sisters, Dorothy and Delores; Mark is survived by his ing the Rosary.
doing yard work. He especially
and brother, Russ.
Kenneth Capps wife, Rosita, Falls City; sons, Dorr & Clark Funeral Home
liked vacationing with his fami- Scott (Rita) Kreifels, Verdon, was in charge of arrangements.
ly. Ralph was a loving husband, To my loving father and hero, Kenneth Capps, 63,
may you rest peacefully. Love, and Kevin Kreifels, Falls City;
father, grandfather, and uncle. Falls City, passed
Those left to remember Ralph Tracy. away Thursday,
are his loving wife, Donna “Su- April 28, 20ll.
He was born Oct. Charles W. Bauman
22, l947, in Falls City to Charles W. Bauman, 85, coln, and Barbara Heaton, Falls
Ivan and Gladys (Broady
Gabrielle ‘Gabby’ Matthes Capps.
Falls City, died Saturday, April City; brother, Clifford Bauman-
30, 20ll. Sailors; l3 grandchildren and 25
(Continued from Page 1) Kenneth graduated from The son of Elmer and Cora great-grandchildren.
Falls City High School in l966. (Sailors) Bauman, he was born He was preceded in death by
15-year-old sister, Megan. Gabrielle was driving east in a Pontiac Following graduation he enlisted July 28, l925, at Fargo. Charlie his parents; brothers, Carl, Fred-
G6 on her way to Adams and her nal Freeman High School spring in the Army National Guard. He was raised in Falls City and at- die and Clifford; sisters, Anna
music concert. Megan and a friend, Katlyn Beu, 16, were traveling worked at the Auburn National tended Falls City schools. He Rider, Darlene Asher and Helen
west toward the Matthes home, which is located about one mile Guard from l973 to l986, then worked for Krumme Lumber, Kovak; grandson, Roy; great-
from the accident scene. All three girls were taken to BryanLGH moved back to Falls City and Bohrer Brothers, farmed and grandson, Alex, and a daughter
Medical Center in Lincoln. Gabrielle was not wearing a seat belt - served in the National Guard owned his own construction in infancy.
the other two girls were. from l986 to l987, retiring from company, Bauman Construc- Funeral services were held
According to a story printed in the Lincoln Journal-Star, Megan the National Guard in l987. He tion. He retired from R. D. Coo- today, Thursday, May 5, at l p.m.
Matthes is doing well physically. Beu was listed in fair condition worked for Carter-Waters from per Roong in l989. at Dorr & Clark Funeral Home
Tuesday. l987 to l997, at Wenger’s in Sa- In l947 he married Verna with the Rev. William G. Ship-
Funeral Services will be held 2:30 p.m., Friday, May 6, 2011, betha from l997 to 2006, and Curfman at Hiawatha. They di- man ofciating. Interment was
at Christ Lutheran Church, rural Pickrell with Pastor Greg DeBoer then at Casino White Cloud for vorced in l985. in Steele Cemetery.
ofciating. A family prayer service will be held at 1:30 p.m. at the one year, retiring in 2007 due to Charlie is survived by sons, The family received friends
church. Burial will be in the Christ Lutheran Cemetery, rural Pick- his health. Ed Bauman, Falls City, and on Wednesday from 6 to 7 p.m.
rell. Family will greet friends at Harman-Wright Mortuary 7-9 p.m. On April l4, l972, he married Danny Bauman and Randy Bau- at Dorr & Clark Funeral Home.
Thursday. Marilyn Fischer at Falls City. man, Topeka; daughters, Marvel Dorr & Clark Funeral Home
A memorial is established to the Gabby Matthes Memorial He was a member of Ameri- Roland and Tenna Morton, Lin- was in charge of arrangements.
Scholarship Fund. A register book is also available online at www. can Legion Post #l02, Falls
[Link] for messages of condolence. Harman- City.
Wright Mortuary, 623 Elk St., Beatrice, NE 68310 in charge of ar- Kenneth is survived by his
rangements. wife, Marilyn; sons, David (Kar- Irene K. Loyd
Gabby was born June 5, 1993, at Liberty, Mo. Throughout her la) Capps and Scott Capps, Falls
elementary and high school years Gabby was involved in several City, and Ryan (Gina) Capps, Irene K. Loyd, 58, Sever- Richey, Falls City.
sports including, volleyball, basketball and softball. Her main pas- Newton, NJ; nine grandchildren ance, KS, died April 28, 20ll, at Funeral services were held
sions were in art and music in which she was talented in both. She and four great-grandchildren. the KU Medical Center. Monday, May 2, at 2 p.m. at
loved to sing and was a member of the Freeman Show Choir along Preceding him in death were She was born Oct. 2l, l952, Community of Christ Church,
with creating artwork. his parents; sister, Elaine Pierce, to Helen and Charles Baxter. Fanning, KS.
She was a member of the Nemaha Valley 4-H club and received and niece, Laura Pierce. Among her survivors are a Chapel Oaks Funeral Home,
her 10-year membership award this past summer. She was employed Funeral services were held daughter, Melissa Roland (Larry Highland, KS, was in charge of
and Pizza Hut in Beatrice, American Eagle Outtters in Lincoln and Tuesday, May 3, at 2 p.m. at Richey), and a grandson, Skylar arrangements.
was just to start another job at the Homestead Café in Firth. She was Dorr & Clark Funeral Home
a member of Christ Lutheran Church, rural Pickrell. with the Rev. Paul Weinert of-
Gabby was always on the go, she loved to be socializing and ciating. Interment was in Steele
shopping. Cemetery with military grave-
Survivors include her parents, Todd and Cindy (Wennihan) Mat- side honors conducted by the
thes of rural Adams; sister, Megan Matthes of rural Adams; grand- Falls City Ceremonial Honor
parents, Betty and Gary Wennihan of Fairfax, Mo., LaMarr and Guard. Our facilities are always being
Wanda Matthes of Falls City; great-grandmothers, Bernice Matthes The family received friends improved to suit the needs of
and Marie Singleton of Falls City; aunts and uncles, Deana Wen- Monday from 7 to 8 p.m. at the
nihan of St. Joseph, Mo., Tracy Matthes and wife, Christine of Elk- Dorr & Clark Funeral Home. the families we serve.
horn, Zach Matthes and wife, Lori of Camdenton, Mo. and Molly The Dorr & Clark Funeral
Matthes of Elkhorn; and eight cousins Home was in charge of arrange- 2303 Harlan St.
She was preceded in death by her great-grandparents, Ray and ments. Falls City, NE
Ruth Wennihan, Erman and Mary Graves, Ordos Singleton and 402-245-2424
Locally Owned
Dale Matthes. and Operated
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Falls City Educational Foundation

Seeking vols and hungry kids!
Scholarships St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Children ages 18 and younger
20th & Towle St., will again be eat free. Ages three and under
$19,900 the sponsor site for the 2011 Free
Summer Lunch Program. This
program provides a good nutri-
must be able to eat regular chil-
dren’s food and be under the su-
pervision of their caregiver. No
(Continued from Page 1) tious lunch to children ages 18 registration is needed.
and younger, Monday through The program will run Wednes-
Haylee Olberding, daughter of Pat and Teresa Olberd- Friday during the months of day, June 1, through Friday, July
ing. June and July. 29. Doors open at 11:45 a.m. for
—The $500 Dorothy M. Haws Family Scholarship to This is a community service sign-in and lunch is served from
Dillion Scott, son of Mike and Cindy Scott. project and many volunteers are noon–12:45 p.m. For more in-
—The $650 Harriett Hunker Scholarship to Ethan needed to make this program the formation please contact the St.
Fritz, son of Lyle and Noala Fritz. huge success it has been over Paul’s church ofce at 402-245-
—The $500 Carol Kentopp Hunter Scholarship to the past six years. In 2005, the 3828, Monday through Friday.
number of meals served was This program is a sponsored
Skylar Olberding, daughter of Pat and Teresa Olberd-
781 with this number growing project of the Falls City Area Justine LaViolette
ing. to 1,127 in 2010. Ministerial Association.
—The $300 Jody Mez Scholarship to Sydnie Murphy, We are in need of volunteers
whose guardians are John and Susi Sailors. ranging from 7th grade youth to
In accordance with Federal Justine LaViolette
law and U.S. Department of Ag-
—The $1,000 Dr. Duane Stehlik Memorial Scholar- adults. Jobs include: preparing riculture policy, this institution selected to Colts
ship to Alexa Lampe, daughter of Mike and Angie and serving food; supervising at is prohibited from discriminat-
Lampe. lunchtime; record keeping, and ing on the basis of race, color, Drum & Bugle Corps
—The $500 Ralph W. Sympson Scholarship to Kelsie clean up. A site coordinator will national origin, sex, age, or dis-
be available daily to assist you. Justine LaViolette, of St.
Kean, daughter of Don and Bonnie Kean. ability.
It is easy, fun, and a great com- Louis, MO, has been selected
—The $3,000 Rod and Janis Vandeberg Scholarship To le a complaint of dis-
munity service project, especial- to perform as a member of the
to Rachel Stevens, daughter of Dean and Deb Stevens. crimination, write USDA, Di-
ly for high school youth. Colts Drum and Bugle Corps
—The $1,000 Donna Weinert Memorial Scholarship rector, Ofce of Civil Rights,
The State of Nebraska re- of Dubuque, Iowa. Over 350
to Lisa Kopf, daughter of Tom and Cindy Kopf. 1400 Independence Avenue,
quires all volunteers to attend young people audition for one of
—The $500 William F. Wenz Scholarship to Kari SW, Washington, DC 20250-
one training session. Two ses- the 150 positions. Members are
Kreifels, daughter of Scott and Rita Kreifels. 9410 or call (800) 795-3272 or
sions have been scheduled — 7 selected through a competitive
(202) 720-6382 (TTY). USDA
—The $400 Senator Irving F. Wiltse Scholarship to p.m. Monday, May 9, and 7 p.m. audition process. People from
is an equal opportunity provider
Amanda Wilhide, daughter of Donald and Holly Wil- Thursday, May 26. The one- 33 states and overseas have au-
and employer.
hide. hour training will be held in the ditioned this year. Justine, who
—The $600 Carol Hall Yousse Scholarship to Logan basement at St. Paul’s. If you are attended Falls City High School
Faller, son of Brad and Regina Faller. unable to attend either of these Don’t get scammed her entire sophomore year, will
be a member of the trumpet sec-
—The $400 Governor A.J. Weaver Family Scholar- dates, please contact Karen at
St. Paul’s to set up an alternate Falls City Police and the tion.
ship to Kent Stejskal, son of Randy and Lori Rech and
training date. Richardson County Sheriff’s She is the daughter of Rich-
Doug Stejskal. ard and Amalia (Morehead)
Hungry kids are also needed! Ofce are receiving numerous
complaints of scams, especially LaViolette and the granddaugh-
perpetrated against senior citi- ter of John and Amy Morehead,

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Thursday, May 5, 2011 SPORTS Page 11

Young Tigers
champions
at Neb. City
The FCMS boys’ track
team won the Neb. City Invite
Malcolm Magdanz by 23 points over the runner-
up host team last Thursday.
FC Sacred Heart Jordy Stoller took home gold
medals in the 100 (:12.57) and
seniors put up big the 200 (:26.22), and he was also
part of the rst-place mile relay
numbers on ACT team (4:14) with Zavan Kirken-
dall, Jack Hartman and Jeremy
Six Falls City Sacred Heart Robinson. Kirkendall also dove
seniors, three juniors and one across the nish line for second
sophomore were honored by place in the 800 (2:33), placed
the Pioneer Conference for their second in the 75 int. hurdles
work on the ACT. (:13.79), and jumped to a third
Seniors Hannah Malcolm place nish in the long jump
and Sarah Magdanz each scored (15-1.5). Hartman ran a tough
above 30 on the standardized test 400 (1:02.8) for third place.
and earned Gold All-Conference Robinson (:14.46), and Dylan
recognition. Feighner (:13.9), respectively,in
Senior Andrew Meyer scored the 75 low hurdles.
between 27 and 29 and earned Eighth grader Zach Jorden-
Silver; and seniors Amy Froe- ing added to the point total with
schl, Tyler Sells and Brandon rst place in the high jump (5-6),
Strasheim each scored be- second in both the 100 (:12.62)
tween 24-26 and earned Bronze and 200 (:27.26).
Awards. Other eighth graders who
Junior Molly Chapple earned scored well at Nebraska City
Silver, while classmates Casey were Lee Huettner, second place
Martineau and Tami Rethman in long jump (15-5), Tucker
each got Bronze. Merz, third place in discus (85-
Sophomore Matthew Mullins 8.5), and Brenden Heckenlively,
earned Bronze. third place in the 200 (:28.38).
The girls team nished sec-
ond at Neb. City. Brianna Gaunt
400 – 1. K. Theye, D-O, 1:01.1; dominated her events with rst-
also: 3. E. Dyas, HTRS, 1:04.5. place nishes in the 100 (:13.07)
3200 – 1. W. Acton, Wym., 12:31.8; and 200 (:27.82). She also n-
also: 5. S. Joy, HTRS, 13:37.4. ished second in the shot put (27-
200 – 1. A. Glathar, HTRS,
:28.2. 4) and in the discus (72-0.5).
800 – 1. J. Nieveen, Ster., 2:35.9; At the Savannah Invite ear-
also: 5. K. Schawang, FCSH, 2:42.1; lier this spring, Gaunt broke the
6. M. Tichy, HTRS, 2:42.6.
Alicia Schock 300-meter hurdles – 1. C, Van- school record in shot put with a
Groningen, Ster., :47.6; also: 6. R. throw of 35-10.5, breaking the
Humboldt-TR-S senior Aric Schnacker cleared 12-4 in the pole vault to nish second at Parrish, FCSH, :54.8. record previously held by Hai-
the Pioneer Conference Meet last Saturday in Auburn. 1600 – 1. W. Sterkel, Ster., 5:55.8. ley Baxter.
400 relay – 1. Pawnee City, :54.4;
also: 4. FCSH (S. Magdanz, A. Jor- Maddie Buckminster ran an
Pioneer Conference Meet 2:09.3.
dan, H. Malcolm, T. Kean), :56.5; 6. impressive 400 (1:15.6) for the
HTRS (C. Alexander, A. Glathar, E. rst gold-medal nish in her
@ Auburn April 30 300-meter hurdles – 1. K. Wolk-
en, J-B, :40.8; also: 5. N. Niedzielsi,
Dyas, A. Lewis), :58.5.
1600 relay – 1. Sterling, 4:18.8; young career. Maggy Rieschick
HTRS, :43.6. also: 3. HTRS (M. Tichy, B. Hup- continued her stellar rookie sea-
BOY’S TEAM STANDINGS GIRL’S TEAM STANDINGS 1600 – 1. Z. Creevan, Wym.,
Sterling 104 5:03.0.
pert, E. Dyas, A. Glathar), 4:26.2 son with second-place nishes
Johnson-Brock 91 (*New school record); 4. FCSH (K.
Friend 90 400 relay – 1. FCSH (C. Finck, in the 100 (:14.05) and in the 75
Sterling 90 Schawang, S. Landis, H. Malcolm,
Wymore Southern 67
L. Barnhill, G. Harring, Y. Harala- M. Hillyard), 4:36. low hurdles (:13.24), and a third-
NC Lourdes 82 bidis), :46.5; also: 3. HTRS (K. Goss-
Pawnee City 54 Long Jump – 1. J. Creek, Wym., place nish in the 200 (:29.07).
Wymore Southern 57 man, J. Clancy, A. Schnacker, N. 17-04.75. Syd Armbruster added to the
Freeman 57 FC Sacred Heart 43 Niezielski), :47.2. Triple jump – 1. C. Stutzman,
1600 relay – 1. Sterling, 3:36.8; point total by placing second in
Pawnee City 56 Humboldt-TR-S 39 also: 3. HTRS (K. Gossman, T.
Frie., 33-4.25; also: 6. B. Huppert,
HTRS, 31-7.50. the 400 (1:15.67).
Friend 37 NC Lourdes 37 Schuler, A. Schnacker, N. Niedziel- Discus – 1. K. Menke, Frie., 115-
Humboldt-TR-S 28 Diller-Odell 35 ski), 3:42.0. 03; also: 3. H. Volker, HTRS, 111-03.
Long jump – 1. K. Wolken, J-B,
FC Sacred Heart
Lewiston
25
3.5
Freeman
Johnson-Brock
23
20
22-02.
Shot put – 1. K. Menke, Frie.,
4-05.50; also: 4. S. Magdanz, FCSH, BOTTLE SHOP
Triple jump – 1. D. Zimmerman, 36-05.75; 6. H. Volker, HTRS, 34- 2601 Harlan
Diller-Odell 0.5 Lewiston 15 Free., 43-04.25. 00.50.
Discus – 1. J. Wenzl, J-B, 139-08; High jump – 1. K. Haneline, NCL, 30 BUSCH
also: 4. TJ Standerford, HTRS, 126-
INDIVIDUAL BOYS
3200 relay – 1. Freeman, 8:42.5;
400 – 1. C. VanGroningen, Ster.,
:52.2.
04.
Shot put – 1. D. Rettig, NCL, 47-
5-03; also: 5. S. Landis, FCSH, 4-10.
Pole vault – 1. T. Menke, Fri.,
9-00; 2. M. Hillyard, FCSH, 8-06; 3.
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03.50; also: 6. S. Hammon, HTRS,
also: 3. FCSH (D. Bangert, A. Martin,
J. Mayo, L. Barnhill), 8:57.4.
3200 – 1. T. Peneld, J-B,
10:50.7.
42-02.25.
High jump – 1. K. Wolken, J-B,
H. Malcolm, FCSH, 8-00; 4. A. Jor-
dan, FCSH, 7-00; also: 6. P. Smith,
HTRS, 5-06.
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110-meter hurdles – 1. Wirthele, 200 – 1. C. VanGroningen, Ster.,
Ster., :15.7; also: 5. W. Burenheide,
FCSH, :16.4.
:24.0; also: 6. L. Barnhill, FCSH,
:24.8.
6-00; also: 6. C. Dreier, HTRS, 5-08.
Pole vault – 1. B. Knapp, Frie., 12-
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100 – 1. K. Wolken, J-B, :11.3. 800 – 1. A. Ruskamp, Free., also: 4. S. Strasheim, FCSH, 10-06;
5. M. Mullins, FCSH, 10-0.
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GOOD LUCK AT DISTRICTS 3200 relay – 1. Sterling, 10:45.9; CALL FOR SHOWTIMES CANADIAN SPRINGS
also: 4. HTRS (T. Schafer, C. Alexan-
der, S. Wertz, M. Tichy), 11:26.0; 5.
FCSH, (K. Schawang, A. Jordan, K.
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a Tiger was engrained in him as
2010-11 Tiger Athletes of the Year young man.
Cudney noted it was not the
FC Golf League
The Falls City Golf Club an-
wins and losses he remembers, nounced Men’s and Women’s
but the support the community teams for both early and late
gives to its athletes. leagues.
“People in this town stepped The men started this past
out and they supported and Tuesday and the ladies’ leagues
encouraged us athletes,” he will kickoff Wednesday, June 1.
said. “I feel blessed to be a part Teams are as follows:
of that and it doesn’t happen Womens’ Morning League
everywhere. Falls City is a (Begins June 1 at 9 a.m.)
special town.” Team 1: Michelle Milam, Ja-
Cudney, the son of Glenn and net Malone and Mary Froeschl.
Carlene Cudney who are also Team 2: Patty Kiekhafer, Gail
both Falls City High graduates, Froeschl and Kristen Poppe.
spoke of learning the history and Team 3: Dorothy Towle,
tradition of Tiger athletics as a Cheryl Finck and Connie Taft.
child. Team 4: Cece Simon, Lynne
“I was fortunate to have Davis and Renee Kopf.
parents who loved me and Team 5: Joyce Borg, Marga-
supported me and taught me at ret McInteer and Lorna Simon.
a young age what it meant to be Team 6: Teri O’Grady, Nan-
a Tiger,” he said. “I knew as a cy Kelley and Denise Daake.
young man the greatness of Falls Team 7: Peggy Davidson,
City High School. Denise Kurpgeweit Judy Slo-
“It was impressed upon me at minski.
a young age. I heard the stories Women’s Evening League
of Coach (Jack) McIntyre, (Begins June 1 at 5:30 p.m.)
Coach (Bob) Henderson, Coach Team 1: Jannie McNeely and
(Larry) Munn. I heard those Laverne Campbell.
names and the stories that went Team 2: Margaret McInteer
with them at a young age, so and Denise Daake.
my understanding and my Team 3: Dorothy Towle and
knowledge of what it meant to Mary Jane Gist.
be a Tiger was pretty great. Team 4: Cece Simon and Pat
“When I got to high school Rieschick.
and made that transition I Team 5: Kristy Gerweck and
understood what that meant.” Lynne Davis.
Cudney went on to share the Team 6: Joyce Borg and Gail
Jim Langan Parable of the Bags of Gold Froeschl.
story from the Bible, which he Team 7: Sue Harmon and
2010-11 Falls City Athletes of the Year, Trevor Harling and Kelsie Kean. Trevor led the Tiger football team
with 16 receptions for while also carrying it 91 times for 406 yards. He also helped the Tiger basketball team play read from chapter 25, verses 16- Connie Taft.
great down the stretch and lead them to their third straight district nal. He competes in the high jump in track 30 to help illustrate his point of Team 8: Peggy Davidson and
and qualied for the state tournament last year. He also competes on the 4x400 relay team which has consis- “maxing out in life.” He related Nancy Kelley.
tently medaled this year and has a good possiblity of qualifying for the State meet in both events. Kelsie was a this by saying that each man Team 9: Linda Jones and Re-
team captain on the volleyball team and led the Lady Tigers with 178 kills, 58 blocks with 41 of those being solo or woman is given different nee Kopf.
and she played in all 31 matches. She led the Lady Tigers to a successful 13-11 record and averaged 10 ppg
and 7 rpg. Kean is also a consistent medal-winner in the 300-meter hurdles and 4x100 relay team in track.
amounts of talent or ability and Men’s Early League
it is up to them what they do Team 1: Mike Gilmore and
with it. Mike Simon.
He noted three ways as an Team 2: Bill Milam and Dick
Cudney to athletes: “Max out your life.” athlete of making the most out of
your God-given talent or ability.
Wilson.
Team 3: Bud Marx and Bill
By Jim Langan A commitment to the weight VonSeggern.
A large group of Tiger conditioning program. This was evident Sunday room, a commitment to practice Team 4: Bill Simon and Vir-
faithful gathered Sunday night Cudney was always known night when he spoke to the large and the choices one makes off gil Jones.
at the Elk’s Club for the annual as a quite, humble person off group of student athletes, coaches the field. Team 5: Denny Heinzelman
Falls City Tiger Booster Club’s the playing surface, but once he and parents as he delivered his Cudney borrowed a quote from and Alan Clark.
Athletic Banquet. The guest Jim Langan Nick Saban, who is the head Team 6: Ralph Schawang
speaker was 2000 Falls City football coach at the University and Steve Severin.
High graduate Jordan Cudney. of Alabama and one of the most Team 7: Mike Castle and
Cudney was a three sport successful coaches college Charlie Radatz.
standout for Falls City High, football. Team 8: Ed Hartman and
then took his talents to Doane The quote: “How you do Dennis Hullman.
College where he earned four anything is how you’re going to Team 9: Gary Hayes and Hal
letters for the football program do everything.” Sutter.
and was elected a team captain Cudney emphasized the Men’s Late League
his senior year. importance of this by telling the Team 1: Denny Heinzelman,
He graduated from Doane in audience that each day “we have Ben Hullman and Merle Veigel.
2005 with a Bachelor of Arts in a choice of what we’re going to Team 2: Jeremy Kirkendall,
Physical Education and History do with that day.” He went on to Rich Niedfeldt and Billy Pierce.
and quickly joined the ranks say that it is up to all of us as Team 3: Rob Gerweck, Dan
of coaching. He started his individuals to make the most out Hill and Mike Gilmore.
coaching career at Morningside of our choices each and every Team 4: Joe Dunn, Rick
College in Sioux City, Iowa, day. DeKlotz and Dave Erwin.
then moved on to Ord High As he closed, he left the Team 5: Steve Simon, Dar-
School, Omaha Benson and was group with a list of three things rell Kruse and Jim Heineman.
just recently hired at Midland to consider each day to help Team 6: Dick Gist, Dave
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FCSH Awards, Capping May 9

The Sacred Heart School honoring these students.
Junior and Senior High Aca- Commencement
demic Awards Night and Senior The 2011 Senior Class of
Capping will be held at 7:30 Sacred Heart High School an-
p.m. Monday, May 9, in Tiehen nounces the Commencement
Gym. Exercises on Tuesday, May 17,
Scholarships will be an- at 7:30 p.m. at Sts. Peter and
nounced. Awards will be pre- Paul Catholic Church, Falls
sented to students for class aca- City. Sixteen students will grad-
demic achievements, contests uate. A reception will follow at
and other special recognition. O’Connor Hall.
Seniors will receive their caps 8th Grade Promotion
and gowns. The Salutatorian The Sacred Heart School Eighth
address will be given. Grade Promotion will be at 7:30
The public is invited to join in p.m. Wednesday, May 18, at Sts.
Peter and Paul Catholic Church.
Fourteen eighth graders will be
lists. Sydney placed fourth in the promoted. A reception will fol-
Richardson County spelling Bee low at O’Connor Hall.
and her essay won the Veteran’s
Foreign War Essay Contest.
FCMS Students Sydney lls her time outside
of school with softball, club vol-
Agenda for the Board of
Education Meeting,
7:00 PM, Monday, May 9, 2011
of the Month leyball, and 4-H. She has also
achieved recognition in area art
at the Central Ofce, FCMS
The agenda sequence is provided
as a courtesy. The board reserves the
The students of the month contests. right to consider items in the sequence
for February at Falls City Mid- Bryan is the son of Larry it deems appropriate. Therefore, we
and Margaret Rose. His favorite encourage patrons to attend the meet-
dle School were: Lee Huettner, ing from the beginning.
eighth grade, Kellse Embret- class is social studies. He is ac- 1.0 Business Items:
son, seventh grade, and Hannah tive in football, basketball, track, 1.1 Roll Call

Pfohl, sixth grade. and chorus. Bryan enjoys all the 1.2 Verication of Advanced Publication
1.3 Approval of Agenda
Each pupil received a T-shirt nice teachers and his friends at 1.4 Approval of Previous Minutes
printed with the Student of the FCMS. He has received recogni- 1.5 Audiences
1.6 Approval of Treasurer’s Report
Month logo. The shirts are com- tion for ABBIT and Honor Roll. 1.7 Approval of Claims
pliments of Stripes and Signs. Bryan is active in baseball, 2.0 Informational Items/Reports:
The Elks Club will sponsor a travelers basketball, and soccer 2.1 Staff/student/Organization Reports:
High School
complimentary meal during when he’s not in school. 2.2 Principal’s Reports
Youth Week for all this year’s Baylee is the daughter of 2.3 Board President’s Report
2.4 Superintendent’s Report
student of the month recipients Kim and Kris Vrtiska. Her fa- 2.4a Legislative & Organization Update
and their parents. vorite class is Algebra I. She is 2.4b Building and Grounds Update
2.4c School Improvement Process
To receive student of the active in volleyball, basketball, 2.4d Stafng Planning
month, students must rst be track, chorus, show choir, quiz 2.4e Policy Planning: First Reading
bowl, FCA, and Clown Troupe. 2.4f Negotiations Planning
nominated by one of their teach- 2.4g Superintendent Meetings
ers. The criteria for nomination She continues to be on the Hon- 2.4h Board Member Meetings

this year focuses on the 212-de- or Roll and ABBIT lists. 2.4i Other
2.5 Board Member Comments and/or Re-
gree message: The teachers are Away from school, Baylee is ports
continuously looking for the active in church activities, club 2.6 Additions
volleyball, and travelers basket- 3.0 Old/New Action Items:
students that give the extra de- 3.1 Student Handbook Changes
gree. The student demonstrates ball. 3.2 First Reading on Policy Revision Rec-

extra effort by being an exem- The students who received ommendations

3.3 Other
plary student. Someone who honorable mention for March 4.0 Executive Session:
internalizes the truth that is include: Ben Bauma, Hannah Requested by member, approved by major-
Weaver, Sydney Armbruster, ity, as per statute.
“Not enough to be good when 5.0 Adjournment
you have the ability to be BET- Bryan Sickel, Luke Gifford, The next regular monthly Board of Educa-
TER!” Each month the teachers Jill Lunsford, Brandon Gibson, tion meeting is scheduled for Monday, June 13,
2011, at 7:00 P.M. at the Central Ofce in Falls
will choose an individual from Jessi Schuetz, Megan Vollmer, City Middle School. Regular and special meet-
each grade that were identied (TOP) FC Middle School Students of the Month of February, from left:
Josie Nolte, Chessanie Blakely, ing agendas are kept in the Ofce of the Super-
and Maygan Ramsey . intendent. Board Committee meetings TBD.
as a 212 degree student and met Lee Huettner, Kellse Embretson and Hannah Pfohl.(BOTTOM) FCMS
the criteria. This includes: turn- Students of the Month of March, from left: Baylee Vrtiska, Bryan Rose and
Sydney Brewer. Photos submitted. PORK PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN
ing work in on time, exemplary The Maschhoffs, a leader in the pork industry, is seeking a part-time
behavior everywhere, goes out Production Technician for our Wean-to-Market farm near Gresham, NE.
of their way to help peers, good Those who don’t win are of school by swimming, spend- Responsibilities:
grades and/or improvement; al- given honorable mention and ing a lot of time outdoors, and • Daily animal care and feeding; Monitoring the barn environment.
• Sorting animals and assist movement between pens and loading.
ways showing effort, active and/ are eligible in future months. being with friends and family. • Administer medications and vaccines
or involved in the community, Hannah is the daughter of Kellse is the daughter of • Perform maintenance and repairs plus regular housekeeping.
Requirements:
leadership accomplishments: Jeff and Sara Pfohl. Her favorite Kyle and Angie Embretson of • High school diploma / GED; 1 year livestock production experience.
academic, athletic, or in the classes include spelling, math, Falls City. Her favorite class • Ability to work on concrete, handle exposure to dust/odor & lift 50lbs.
community, school attendance, and science, and she was a par- is science. She is active in vol- The Maschhoffs offers competitive wages and exceptional bene!ts.
positive attitude toward others, ticipant in the county spelling leyball, basketball, track, quiz Apply online at [Link]
Search for requisition #3481 EOE
honest and trustworthy, coop- bee. Hannah also participates in bowl, band, chorus, and Clown
erative and dependable, helpful band, and is an Honor Roll and Troupe. Kellse likes having
to teachers, positive attitude to- ABBIT student. school dances and being able to
ward school, and considerate of Hannah stays active outside chew gum in school at FCMS.
other’s feelings. She has received recognition for
ABBIT, Honor Roll, and Perfect
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SUNDAY, MAY 8 — Mother's Day Tea and Cookies.
Honor Roll and ABBIT lists, as


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NUSBEFS!IBTUJOHTFEV well as receiving recognition for MONDAY, MAY 9 — Community Coffee - 10:30 A.M.,
Perfect Attendance. National Nursing Home Week Proclamation by Mayor Fol-
Away from school, Lee par- lowed by Balloon Lift Off. 2:00 P.M. - Potluck Bingo with
Happy Mother’s ticipates in trap team and soc-
cer.
The students who received
Elders and Staff. 2:15 P.M. - High School/Middle School
sings "Spirit Day" Wear your Careage Estate Shirts!
TUESDAY, MAY 10 — 10 A.M. Headstart children sing,
Day From honorable mention for February
include: Christian Bennett, Jer-
emy Zimmerman, Eddie Fritz,
followed by Bring your favorite Baby (doll, grandchild, etc.)-
Baby Parade. 2 P.M. - Staff Egg Toss and Elders-Staff Water
Colton Reiss, Krystal Samqua, Balloon Dodge Ball. 6:30 P.M.-Terry Campbell. Wear your
Potted Morgan Roberts, Megan Favorite DISNEY CHARACTER.
Geraniums Baskets Vollmer, Zach Jordening, Cart-
Containers WEDNESDAY, MAY 11 — 10 A.M. Poker Run. 2 P.M.
er Hunzeker, Brody Weinman, Wheelchair Baseball/Races. Crazy Hair Day. Wear NEON
Alyssa Frederick, Avery Scott,
Day!
Ben Bauman, Luke Gifford,
Sydney Armbruster, Maggy Ri- THURSDAY, MAY 12 — 6-10 A.M. Breakfast for STAFF by
Shrubs Trees eschick and Alex Harris. Dept. Heads. 1:30 P.M. Games: Volleyball and Goofy Golf
Gift Certificates Tournaments. 3 P.M. "Hagan Cash" Auction for staff.
The students of the month FRIDAY, MAY 13 — 4 P.M. Community Happy Hour &
Shop Grimm’s Gardens from Monday, May 2 for March at Falls City Middle BBQ to follow Carnival at BBQ. Wear Black &/or West-
thru Friday, May 6 and earn 15% of your School were: Baylee Vrtiska, ern Day.
purchase off to use towards a purchase eighth grade, Bryan Rose, sev- SATURDAY, MAY 14 — Wear Red, White and Blue
enth grade, and Sydney Brewer, Day.
September thru October. sixth grade.
Sydney is the daughter of Come and Join in the Fun!
New Spring Hours:
Mark and Becky Brewer. Her
M-F 8-6 ~ Sat. 8-4 ~ Closed Sunday
favorite classes are math and art. The Public is Welcome
[Link]
She participates in chorus and is to All Events.
2991 Goldfinch Rd, Hiawatha, KS ~ 785.459.2586
on the Honor Roll and ABBIT
 Page 14 Falls City Journal Thursday, May 5, 2011

Hiawatha Invitational
April 28 ‘11 Towle Scholarship winners
BOY’S TEAM STANDINGS GIRL’S TEAM STANDINGS Southeast Nebraska Commu-
Hiawatha 138 Holton 181.5 nications has announced the two
Sabetha 91.5 Sabetha 99 winners of the $2,000 Edwin S.
Pleasant Ridge 85 Falls City 75 Towle III Memorial Scholar-
Holton 75 Hiawatha 53 ships for 2011.
ACCHS 73 Pleasant Ridge 48 Earning the scholarships are
Horton 56 ACCHS 44 Julianne Kopf, a senior at Falls
Falls City 37 Immaculata 44 City High, and Tyler Sells, a
Immaculata 24 MHMA 31.5 senior at FC Sacred Heart. Juli-
MHMA 17.5 Horton 28 anne is the daughter of Tom and
Cindy Kopf, rural Falls City, and
INDIVIDUAL BOYS :13.30. Tyler is the son of Tom and Dina
100 – 1. D. Chilcoat, Hia., :11.0; 200 – 1. J. Wells, Hol., :27.71; also: Sells, rural Rulo.
also: 5. R. Chab, FCHS, :11.49. 5. K. Kreifels, FCHS, :28.65.
200 – 1. C. Leupold, Hia., :22.68. 400 – 1. L. Todd, Imac., 1:02.74. Both students are enrolled at
400 – 1. B. Wymer, Sab., :52.93. 800 – 1. C. Strader, Hol., 2:28.93; UNL, where Tyler plans to major
800 – 1. C. Heiniger, Hia., 2:12.30; also: 4. L. Kopf, FCHS, 2:37.84. in graphic design and Julianne in
also: 5. L. Faller, FCHS, 2:20.43. 1600 – 1. C. Strader, Hol.,
1600 – 1. C. Heiniger, Hia., 5:45.15. food science and technology.
4:58.74; 3200 – 1. R. Harman, Hol., Julianne has a GPA of 4.0 and
110-meter hurdles – J. Schirmer, 12:43.40. ranks at the top of her class. Tyler Sells Julianne Kopf
Hol., :14.78. 100-meter hurdles – 1. J. Lutz, She has participated in athlet-
300-meter hurdles – 1. P. Boisson, Hol., :17.30; 2. L. Lampe, FCHS, been employed in part-time jobs
Imac., :41.87. :17.30; 3. C. Poppe, FCHS, :17.81. ics, FFA, dance team, speech, Pep Club and currently serves
400 relay – 1. Holton, :45.43; also: 300-meter hurdles – 1. J. Wells, FCA, math team, mock trial, for much of her high school ca- as vice president of the Student
5. FCHS (R. Chab, T. DiGiacomo, C. Hol., :49.87; also: 3. K. Kean, FCHS, band, softball, stage band and reer, including as a Rec umpire. Council. In addition to speech,
Huettner, M. Harling), :47.27. :53.08; 5. C. Poppe, FCHS, :54.49. Tyler ranks fourth in his gradu- he has participated in one-act
1600 relay – 1. ACCHS, 3:42.27; 400 relay – 1. Hiawatha, :53.30; one act play. She is a member of
also: 6. FCHS (L. Faller, T. Harling, also: 3. FCHS (K. Kreifels, K. Kean, the National Honor Society and ating class. He, too, has garnered play, choir and Art Club. He is
M. Harling, M. McCann), 3:51.27. L. Lampe, C. Poppe), :54.54. Orange and Black (High) Honor several honors and has been ac- a member of the Helping Hands
3200 relay – 1. Hiawatha, 9:07.34; 1600 relay – 1. Holton, 4:16.96. tive in school life, lettering in group, has served his church,
also: 4. FCHS (L. Auffert, C. Scha- 3200 relay – 1. Holton, 10:18.46; Roll, and received Academic All
wang, L. Faller, D. von Behren), also: 5. FCHS (J. Fischer, L. Kopf, J. State honors in speech, track and speech and football. He has volunteered at a homeless shelter
9:33.99. Kopf, B. Scheitel), 11:33.51. softball. She is also an award- earned several superior acting and volunteered his time both to
High jump – 1. R. Martin, ACCHS, High jump – 1. A. McNary, Sab., winning trap shooter. awards and won a logo design the Jaycees and FC Recreation.
6-00. 5-00; 7. T. Chandler, FCHS, 4-04. contest for The Casian Corner
Pole vault – 1. J. Snyder, Sab., 12- Pole Vault – 1. J. Kopf, FCHS, Julianne has also volunteered He has held various part-time
00; 2. J. Stoller, FCHS, 10-06; 3. N. 8-06; also: 3. L. Kopf, FCHS, 7-06. her time as a recreation coach, in Restaurant in Houston, TX. He jobs while in high school and en-
Kopf, FCHS, 8-06. Long jump – 1. R. Bowser, Holt., National Honor Society, Jaycee is a National Honor Society and joys several avocations, includ-
Long jump – 1. C. Leupold, Hia., 15-10; also: 7. H. Cochran, FCHS, Honor Roll student. ing drawing, designing, music,
22-02; also: 5. M. McCann, FCHS, 19- 13-06.5. Teens, Tiger Booster Club and
02. Triple jump – 1. M. Wallisch, Hol., in church functions, including Tyler is the president of the SH acting and comedy.
Triple jump – 1. C. McClaskey, 32-10.25; also: 3. K. Kreifels, FCHS, Meals on Wheels and serving as
Hor., 42-03; also: 5. M. McCann, 30-06.75; 6. A. Scholl, FCHS, 28-
FCHS, 37-04.25; 6. M. Harling, 01.75. a Bible School teacher. She has
FCHS, 37-03.00.
Shot put – 1. J. Hinkle, Hia., 48-
10.50.
Shot put – 1. J. Hennigh, MHMA,
37-06.75; 2. H. Baxter, FCHS, 35-00;
7. J. Yoesel, FCHS, 29-04. Gilsdorf’s 80 Good Luck
Discus – 1. J. Lott, Hor., 141-04. Discus – 1. K. Renyer, Sab., 133-
Hullman's
Javelin – 1. B. Hollands, ACCHS,
167-11.
INDIVIDUAL GIRLS
02; 7. C. Chapple, FCHS, 79-06.
Javelin – 1. A. Hanzlicek, Sab.,
111-00.
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FC Golf Club
Men’s League
Team 13 (10) – B. Simon,
37-34; Jenkins, 45-35; Mullins,
39-35. Team 6 (0) – Gist, 39-35;
8 things to never Shubert considers
go cheap on
May 3
Early League
L. Froeschl, 60-37.
Team 8 (6 1/2) – E. McNee-
ly, 37-33; A. Froeschl, 47-38;
By the Editors of Consumer Reports®
contract with Sheriff
Have you ever bragged to a
Team 7 (0) – Castle, 46-35;
Radatz, 65-40. Team 4 (8) – B.
Simon, 36-33; Jones, 55-37.
B. Gilliland, 44-35. Team 11 (3
1/2) – Aitken, 44-38; Meyer, 48-
37; Jordening, 51-37.
complete stranger about an amaz-
ing deal on a great pair of shoes?
Do you feel angst at the thought
for law enforcement
Team 5 (9 1/2) – S. Hartman, Team 3 (8 1/2) – Gerweck, of buying something at full retail Sheriff Randy Houser re- ing. Sickel presented a sum-
39-36; Jenkins, 44-34. Team 6 42-37; Hill, 47-39; Gilmore, 50- price? ported this week that the Shubert mary received from NIRMA of
(1/2) – Schawang, 47-40; Sev- 38. Team 16 (1 1/2) – J. McNee- The joy brought on when get- Village Board is considering a the rst quarter claims, along
erin, 55-36. ly, 49-42; Hecken-lively, 50-38. ting a great bargain is undeniable. law enforcement contract with with a NIRMA questionnaire
Team 2 (8) – Milam, 47-40; Low scratch, Jeremy Kirk- But according to ShopSmart, the the county. on how such losses may have
Wilson, 54-41. Team 9 (0) — endall, 36; low net, Kirkendall shopping magazine published by
Consumer Reports, there are some
Sheriff Houser said he had at- been prevented. The commit-
Sutter, 65-46. and Galen Harmon, 31. tended a Shubert Village Board tee discussed each claim and of-
Team 10 (6) – J. Kirkendall, Standings items that consumers shouldn’t
skimp on. meeting during which the idea fered opinions and/or solutions
37-32; Campbell, 55-36. Team TEAM POINTS was discussed to contract with on how these could or may have
“According to a new ShopSmart
1 (2) – Meyer, 53-42; Gilmore, 13 10 national poll, more than three-quar- the county to provide services to been avoided. EMA Director
45-33. 4 9 ters of American women buy stuff enforce village ordinances. Jim Gerweck reported on the
Team 3 (2) – Von Seggern, 47- 10 9 they don’t need just because it’s on The only other law enforce- storm spotter class and sand-
36; Marx, 51-35. Team 8 (6) – 1 9 sale,” said Lisa Lee Freeman, edi- ment contract involving Rich- bagging demonstration classes
E. Hartman, 39-32; D. Hullman, 3 8 1/2 tor-in-chief of ShopSmart. ardson County is with Hum- he recently held. Included was
49-36. 5 8 Here are eight things that boldt, where services and hours a review of safety measures dur-
Low scratch, Bill Simon, 36; 2 7 1/2 ShopSmart says are worth the are spelled out. Villages in the ing storms and oods.
low net, Jeremy Kirkendall and 12 7 price: county are served by the Sher- The board learned that High-
Ed Hartman, 32. 8 6 1/2 -- Paint. Even though you can nd
iff’s Department, but hours of way Supt. Scott Huppert had
Standings 11 3 1/2 a gallon of paint for as little as $11,
cheaper paint will take several coats service are not specic. received four brush complaints
TEAM POINTS 7 3 to cover a single wall, and it likely During their weekly meeting that had been forwarded to the
5 9 1/2 17 2 1/2 won’t hold up for an extended period on Tuesday, Commissioners County Attorney’s ofce.
4 8 14 2 of time. Dave Sickel, Bill Ely and Jim
2 8 16 1 1/2 -- Gas grills. Look for features such Davidson participated in a quar-
8 6 15 1 as premium-quality burners, stainless-
steel grates and heavy-duty construc- terly safety committee meet-
10 6 9 1 tion. You should realistically expect to
3 2 18 1 spend at least $150 for a quality prod-
1 2 6 0 uct.
6 1/2 -- Big-screen TVs. If you’re in-
7 0 vesting in a big-screen television -- 50
9 0 inches or more -- you’ll want to own it
for a while. So go for as big a screen as
Late League
Freeman wins you can afford from a reliable brand.
-- Blu-ray players. Instead of re-
Team 2 (7 1/2) – J. Kirken-
dall, 36-31; Pierce, 55-37. Team
at Woodland Hills placing one cheap DVD player with
another cheap DVD player, consider
17 (2 1/2) – D. Ferguson, 48-41; trading up to a Blu-ray player, which
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Treat Mom To A Delcicious Meal This Mother’s Day!

Mother’s Day matters - to moms and retailers

Mother’s Day is Sunday May 8, $36.94. Product and service retailers should be emphasized. Text, twitter,
2011. Does it really matter? To all and restaurants alike offer gift cards Facebook and advertise in order to
the women who spent nine months and gift certicate. The beauty of this get the word out to your consumers.
with changing hormones and an ever gift is that it doesn’t need wrapping So, Mother’s Day matters as an
increasing body – it matters. To all and you can pick it up on the way to ofcial recognition of your mother
the husbands who learned how much your mother’s house. This gift is per- and as a day to boost retail sales. This
work it takes to diaper, feed and com- haps the easiest to purchase for those holiday will encourage retail store
fort a baby – it matters. who are tight on time or frazzled by trafc, generate sales and sales tax.
I have an aunt who is like my other commitments. Smart retailers will be able to turn a
mother. It’s really hard to say no to Clothing: Purchasing clothing single sale into multiple sales (one
her. Don’t get me wrong; she doesn’t for your mother is a bit challeng- for mom and one for the purchaser).
need or want anything. I love her and ing. Size, color and style are all very It is particularly important for card
so I buy presents for her on Mother’s personal. Personal taste is just that retailers to heavily promote Mother’s
Day. I wouldn’t even think of not – personal. The consumers surveyed Day; consumers don’t send cards as
getting her a present. Guilt – massive tossed judgment to the wind and said frequently as in the past. Retailers
guilt – would follow me for months they would purchase clothing for are encouraged to email, text, use
if I didn’t buy her a gift – - not just mom anyway. The cost of the cloth- electronic billboards, Facebook and
any gift – - but a really good gift. So ing ranged from $33.14 to $38.18. direct marketing to promote Moth-
I started to wonder what the rest of Specialty and department stores pro- er’s Day.
America planned to do give their moting clothing sales prior to Moth-
mothers this Sunday. er’s Day are extremely popular. This

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Sky rocketing gas prices, the gov- price range suggests that tops and ac-
ernment’s near shutdown, and rising cessories will be popular gifts.
food prices are shaking consumers’ Jewelry: The signicant product
SANDWICHES condence. As their condence wa-
vers, so too does their willingness to
being purchased for Mother’s Day is
jewelry. The price range is $75.09 to Bring In Your
Starting at 380 calories and 9 grams of fat. spend money on Mother’s Day. What $95.23. Whether the gift is for your Mom for
will mothers around the country re- wife, mother or grandmother, jew-
ceive on Sunday – other than a hug, elry is sentimental and enduring. Lunch or
kiss or an electronic card lled with Department stores, discount stores,
$1 Any Size Drink! sentiment? specialty stores and traditional jewel- Dinner
BIGresearch and the Prosper ry stores understand the importance on Mother's Day
Foundation asked in their April 2011 of promoting Mother’s Day. This is
1324 Harlan St., Falls City, NE Consumer Intentions and Actions the perfect holiday for retailers to and
survey to 8,000 consumers nation- (a) upsize the purchase – legally of She Will Receive
wide what gifts, if any, they will pur- course, (b) recommend complimen-
Mother's Day Buffet chase for Mother’s Day. tary products for this purchase or a A FREE Cookie
Greeting cards: The survey re- future purchase, and (c) remind the
11:30 A.M.-1 P.M. vealed that consumers, regardless of purchaser of the longevity, senti- SUNDAY SPECIAL
With the Purchase of One age, held similar beliefs regarding the mental value and signicance of the Any 2 Regular Footlongs
amount of money to spend on each product under consideration. When
Buffet, Mom Eats a FREE Buffet!!
You Must Present This Coupon For Discount
Not Valid With Any Other Promotion
category. Let’s talk about the greet-
ing card industry rst. Despite popu-
lar belief by grouches, penny pinch-
a woman receives jewelry, she AL-
WAYS remembers the event. Trust
me. I remember receiving my rst
9
$ 99
Plus Tax
ers, and negative people in general, gold monogrammed bracelet. It was
Good Only At Pizza Hut in Falls City On May 8, 2011 Mother’s Day was not invented by during my senior year in high school.
Hallmark. In 1914, President Wood- My date gave it to me over dessert
245-2481 row Wilson declared the second Sun- at an Italian dinner. Back to retail-
day in May Mother’s Day. ers and jewelry – - A wide variety 1423 Harlan, Falls City, NE
BIGresearch consumers revealed of jewelry at different price ranges 245-3500
Come Join Us For that they really love their mothers.
No $1.99 Shoebox card or email card
MOTHER'S DAY BUFFET
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for their moms. This group of indi-
viduals are spending anywhere from
Sunday, May 3
8 - 11:30 A.M.-1 P.M. $6.97 to $8.16. Let’s be honest, who
doesn’t look on the back of the card
for the price? This is one day where Sportsman’s Lodge
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New Summer Hours:
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made meal compliments of mom – -
is that wrong? Sundays - 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Books or CDs: The next item

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identied as a Mother’s Day gift was
a book or CD. Given the average
cost identied (between $16.73 and
DINNER SPECIALS
OPEN MOTHER’S DAY $18.77), CD sellers should be very
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mom.
5 Different Meats Flowers: It is wonderful to re-
Including Carved Turkey, Fresh Salad
Bar and Large Dessert Bar!
ceive owers. They instantly bright-
en a room and make everything seem
lovely – - yes lovely. Here is the truth
FRIDAY, MAY 6
No Reservations Accepted about owers; they are perishable Live Music with Ricky Fugitt
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC and very expensive when purchased
402-245-3641 by a orist. A decent size bouquet
from a orist will set you back $45. SUNDAY, MAY 8
A big bouquet in a vase will cost $65
or more. Expect to crowbar your wal-
CALL AHEAD FOR MOTHER’S DAY RESERVATIONS
let open even more if the owers are New Summer Hours:
delivered. Thursday - Saturday - Open Lunch & Dinner
The dollar amount the BIG-
research consumer is willing to Sundays - 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
spend on owers range from $21.80 Closed Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday
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department. The size, selection and
competitive pricing are giving tradi- MOTHER'S DAY BREAKFAST BUFFET
tional orists a run for their money.
Consumers are able to obtain beau- Sunday, May 8 — Serving from 10 A.M.-1 P.M.
tiful bouquets for half the price of 2 Meat- Ham & Sausage, Scrambled Eggs,
traditional orists. The only require- Cinnamon Rolls, Biscuits & Gravy, Juice.
ment – the consumer must be willing
to personally deliver the owers. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
If you plan to purchase owers Please Call 245-4100 to Leave A Message.
at the grocer for Mother’s Day, you Members
M & Their Guests, Open to the public.
will have the best selection by call-
ing ahead or selecting your bouquet
on Saturday. Last minute gift givers
shouldn’t worry; grocers are plan-
ning ahead by stocking up on pot- Mother's Day
ted plants as well as fresh owers.
Potted plants are a wonderful gift. Breakfast
Your mother can brag about you all
year long as her friends compliment and Lunch
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RANDY HOUSER, SHERIFF to hear the grievance of Natisha Win- Armbruster Motor Co., serv ... 515.95 OPPD, serv ............................... 20.37
County Board Sheriff Houser briey updated the kelman. Motion seconded by Sickel. Dell Business Credit, supp ..... 199.98 Road Builders Machinery,
Board on the routine business within ROLL CALL VOTE: Ely-aye, David- Electrical Engineering & parts ...................................... 335.58
the Jail and Sheriff’s Department. Part son-aye, Sickel-aye. Motion carried. Equip., supp ......................... 411.87 K-T’s Fire Extinguisher Serv.,
RICHARDSON COUNTY BOARD of the discussion was held regarding Noxious Weed Support Letter FC Family Practice, serv ........ 212.50 serv ....................................... 503.00
OF COMMISSIONERS the drug dog and upcoming training. The Board submitted a letter to the FC Journal, adv ...................... 338.22 Speece-Lewis Engineers, fee . 675.00
APRIL 19, 2011 BENEFIT MANAGEMENT USDA-NRCS State Ofce in support FC Mercantile, supp ............... 459.52 Payroll Expense................. 36,889.47
CALL TO ORDER Dan Duren and Dustin Will of Ben- that Sericea Lespedeza (Chinese Bush Community Med Center, serv 154.00 Total Road & Bridge
The regular meeting of the Rich- et Management, Lincoln requested Clover) be added to the Nebraska’s James Gerweck, reimb ........... 812.85 Fund ............................ $235,966.62
ardson County Board of Commission- to meet with the Board to review the Noxious Weed List. IBM Corp., serv...................... 348.00 CHROMATOGRAPH FUND
ers was called to order by Chairman County’s current employee health in- Other Kawres,supp ........................... 168.96 NE Dept. of HHS Env Lab,
Sickel at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, April surance costs. Motion was made by Ely to adopt Madison Nat’l Life, insurance.. 40.31 serv .......................................168.00
19, 2011. Roll call was answered by Motion was made by Ely to autho- Resolution 2010-2011-52 to cancel a Motorola, equip ...................... 388.00 Total Chromatograph Fund...$168.00
Ely, Davidson and Sickel. The Invoca- rize Benet Management to pursue ob- check issued to Main Street Falls City NE Assoc of Co. Assessors, COUNTY VISITOR’S
tion was given by Chairman Sickel and taining the necessary information from for $3,000.00. Motion seconded by dues ........................................ 50.00 PROMO FUND
the Pledge of Allegiance was led by county employees only for the purpose Sickel. ROLL CALL VOTE: Ely-aye, NE Assoc of Co. Treasurers, FC Chamber of Commerce,
Commissioner Ely. Chairman Sickel to obtain quotes for different types of Davidson-aye, Sickel-aye. Motion car- dues ...................................... 100.00 admin costs........................... 300.00
announced that the open meeting laws plans from other health insurance com- ried. (Resolution Book 18, Page 52) NE Dept. of Revenue, fee ...... 100.00 Total County Visitor’s Promo
have been posted at the entrance to the panies and to inform the Board when Motion was made by Sickel to NE Law Enforcement Trng Fund ................................... $300.00
meeting room. such information is complete that no- adopt Resolution 2010-2011-53 to Center, fee .............................. 20.00 GENERAL ASSISTANCE FUND
A motion was made by Ely to ap- tice may be given to bidders that the transfer funds from the Inheritance Tax Tim Nelsen, contract ........... 4,247.18 Elizabeth Henniger, rent ......... 132.50
prove the minutes of the April 12, County will accept sealed bids for the Fund to the Road and Bridge Fund in O’Keefe Elevator, serv ........... 290.62 Total General Assistance
2011, meeting. Motion was seconded employee health insurance coverage. the amount of $243,000.00 and that Postmaster, postage .................... 3.00 Fund ................................... $132.50
by Sickel. ROLL CALL VOTE: Ely- Motion seconded by Davidson. ROLL these funds shall be repaid to the In- Pro Serv Business Systems, STATE INSTITUTIONS FUND
aye, Davidson-aye, Sickel-aye. Motion CALL VOTE: Ely-aye, Davidson-aye, heritance Tax Fund when the funds serv ....................................... 120.00 State of NE HHS, serv ............ 372.00
carried. Sickel-aye. Motion carried. become available. Motion seconded Quill Corp., supp .................... 359.99 Total State Institutions Fund . $372.00
Motion was made by Ely to approve CORRESPONDENCE/OTHER by Davidson. ROLL CALL VOTE: Reecom Electronics, serv ....... 442.00 INHERITANCE TAX FUND
the agenda as posted. Motion seconded Highway Allocation Bond Funding Ely-aye, Davidson-aye, Sickel-aye. Richardson County Vendor, Road & Bridge Fund,
by Sickel. ROLL CALL VOTE: Ely- Motion was made by Davidson to Motion carried. (Resolution Book 18, FICA.................................. 9,300.74 transfer .......................... 243,000.00
aye, Davidson-aye, Sickel-aye. Motion approve and pursue the highway al- Page 53) Stripes & Signs, serv ................ 86.50 Total Inheritance Tax
carried. The agenda is posted at the location bond funding proposal from Motion was made by Davidson to Terra Scan, Inc., serv ......... 10,739.22 Fund ............................ $243,000.00
Richardson County Courthouse on the Smith Hayes Financial Services in the authorize the Chairman to sign a Quit True Value, supp ....................... 15.38 NOXIOUS WEED
First Floor Lobby, the Commissioner’s amount of $2,000,000 for the construc- Claim Deed transferring Lot One of Verizon Wireless, serv ............ 702.37 CONTROL FUND
Meeting Room and on the Third Floor tion and repair of certain County bridg- Baker’s Subdivision of Falls City, to Wells Fargo Card Serv., Payroll Expense ...................... 308.76
Lobby of the Sheriff’s Ofce. es and/or roads. Motion seconded by Carol and Charles Bentley. Motion sec- Sheriff exp ............................ 492.65 Total Noxious Weed Control
ROAD AND BRIDGE DEPT. Ely. ROLL CALL VOTE: Ely-aye, onded by Sickel. ROLL CALL VOTE: West Payment Center, serv ....... 30.50 Fund ................................... $308.76
Scott Huppert, Highway Superin- Davidson-aye, Sickel-aye. Motion car- Ely-aye, Davidson-aye, Sickel-aye. Wolfes, supp ........................... 264.38 ADJOURNMENT
tendent updated the Board on the rou- ried. Motion carried. Payroll Expense................. 89,275.45 Motion was made by Sickel to ad-
tine maintenance being done on county Advertise for Audit Bids CLAIMS Total General Fund ........ $129,545.76 journ the meeting at 4:20 p.m. Motion
roads and bridges this week. Mr. Hup- FY2010-2011 Motion was made by Sickel to al- ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND seconded by Ely. ROLL CALL VOTE:
pert requested and the Board autho- Motion was made by Davidson to low the payment of all claims submit- Black Hills Utility Holdings, Ely-aye, Davidson-aye, Sickel-aye.
rized the Road Department to advertise authorize the advertisement to receive ted today. Motion seconded by David- Inc., serv ................................. 40.94 Motion carried. The Board will meet
for 3 part-time seasonal positions. sealed bids for the Fiscal Year End son. ROLL CALL VOTE: Ely-aye, CAT Access Acct., again on Tuesday, April 26, 2011 at
Equipment repairs and purchases June 30, 2011 audit. Motion seconded Davidson-aye, Sickel-aye. Motion car- rebuild pymnt .................... 9,892.16 9:00 a.m. in the Commissioner’s Meet-
were discussed including the purchase by Sickel. ROLL CALL VOTE: Ely- ried. Caterpillar Financial Serv., ing Room, Courthouse, Falls City. The
of a “platform.” Motion was made by aye, Davidson-aye, Sickel-aye. Motion (The claims listed below are available equip lease pymnt ........... 30,054.53 agenda is kept current at the County
Sickel to authorize the Highway Super- carried. for public inspection at Dobson Brothers Const., Clerk’s Ofce.
intendent to advertise for sealed bids Sheriff’s Department the ofce of the County Clerk during Barada SE ..................... 112,409.00
for the purchase of a hydro-platform Grievance Board regular business hours.) FC Journal, adv ...................... 100.23 David D. Sickel, Chairman
to be received and opened on Tuesday, Motion was made by Davidson to GENERAL FUND Kochs Auto Service, serv ..... 1020.80 Mary L. Eickhoff, County Clerk
May 10, 2011, at 10:00 a.m. Motion approve the appointment of special All American Publishing, Martin-Marietta, rock ........ 43,880.23
seconded by Davidson. ROLL CALL legal counsel, Scott Norby, for the supp ...................................... 235.00 Myers Tire Supply, supp .......... 94.61
VOTE: Ely-aye, Davidson-aye, Sickel- Sheriff’s Department Grievance Board Ameritas, retire.................... 8,620.62 NPPD, serv ............................... 50.70
aye. Motion carried.
OPEN SEALED BIDS FOR
CULVERT AND STEEL
MATERIALS
At 9:30 a.m. Chairman Sickel pre-
sented the proof of publication for the
opening of sealed bids for the purchase
of steel and culvert materials. Bids
were received from the following:
Oden Enterprises, Wahoo, NE; Mid-
west Service & Sales Co., Schuyler,
NE; Norfolk Iron and Metal, Norfolk,
NE; Husker Steel, Inc., Columbus,
NE; Sioux City Foundry, Sioux City,
IA; ConTech Construction, Lincoln,
NE.
Motion was made by Ely to accept
the steel bids that were received only
for the purpose of further review by the
County Road Department. Motion sec-
onded by Sickel. ROLL CALL VOTE:
Ely-aye, Davidson-aye, Sickel-aye.
Motion carried.
Motion was made by Ely to accept
the culvert bids that were received only
for the purpose of further review by
the County Road Department. Motion
seconded by Davidson. ROLL CALL
VOTE: Ely-aye, Davidson-aye, Sick-
el-aye. Motion carried.
Motion was made by Sickel to
award the bid for the steel materials
from Husker Steel, Columbus, NE for
the total bid price of $72,170.00. Mo-
tion seconded by Ely. ROLL CALL
VOTE: Ely-aye, Davidson-aye, Sick-
el-aye. Motion carried.
Motion was made by Ely to award
the bid for the culvert materials from
Metal Culverts, Jefferson City, MO,
for the bid price of $52,299.28. Motion
seconded by Davidson. ROLL CALL
VOTE: Ely-aye, Davidson-aye, Sick-
el-aye. Motion carried.
OPEN SEALED BIDS FOR
BRIDGE DEMOLITION
VERDON NORTH
At 9:45 a.m. Chairman Sickel pre-
sented the proof of publication for the
opening of sealed bids for the demoli-
tion of the Verdon North bridge located
on 646 Avenue.
Bids were received from the fol-
lowing: Anderson Excavating Co.,
Omaha, NE for $123,700; and Ramsey
Trucking & Excavating, Dawson, NE
for $62,000.
Motion was made by Ely to accept
the bids that were received only for
the purpose of further review by the
Board and engineer of the project. Mo-
tion seconded by Sickel. ROLL CALL
VOTE: Ely-aye, Davidson-aye, Sickel-
aye. Motion carried.
REGINA CUMMINGS,
ASSESSOR
Regina Cummings, County Asses-
sor informed the Board that effective
April 14, 2011, the Assessor’s Ofce
has contracted with Wayne L. Cole
dba Linsali, Inc. of Lincoln to conduct
appraisal work for the County Asses-
sor’s Ofce. Mr. Cole will be charging
$50.00/hour and performing appraisal
work approximately 1 day/month in
the County. A formal contract will be
negotiated, developed and considered
before July 1, 2011.
LIQUOR LICENSE
CROSS WINDS RESTAURANT
Chairman Sickel presented the
proof of publication to hold a public
hearing for the consideration of a liquor
license at the Cross Winds Restaurant
located west of Falls City on Highway
8 and declared that such public hearing
be opened at 11:30 a.m.
No one from the public appeared at
the hearing.
Chairman Sickel declared the pub-
lic hearing closed at 11:40 a.m.
Motion was made by Davidson
that the Richardson County Board of
Commissioners recommend approval
for the issuance of a liquor license for
You want people to know about your event. Falls City
Journal
the Cross Winds Restaurant, located at
64870 706 Trail, Highway 8 west of
Falls City. Motion seconded by Ely.
ROLL CALL VOTE: Ely-aye, David- Who do you call?
son-aye, Sickel-aye. Motion carried.
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PUBLIC NOTICES IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
RICHARDSON COUNTY,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
RICHARDSON COUNTY,
commonly known as 619 Lane
Street, Falls City, NE, 68355
RICHARDSON COUNTY, NEBRASKA NEBRASKA
NOTICE TO BIDDERS NEBRASKA
Notice is hereby given that the subject to all prior easements, restric-
COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, a COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, a Po- tions, reservations, covenants and en-
Richardson County Board of Commis- COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, a litical Subdivision of the State of Ne-
sioners will be accepting bids from a Political Subdivision of the State of cumbrances now of record, if any, to
Political Subdivision of the State of Nebraska, Plaintiff, vs. TAMELA J. braska, Plaintiff, vs. SCOTT C. ROW- satisfy the debt and costs.
Certied Public Accountant for the Nebraska, Plaintiff, vs. SAMUEL L. LAND, et. al., Defendants. Case No.
purpose of conducting and complet- ROBERTS, et. al., Defendants. Case
WATERS and SHIRLEY J. WATERS, No. CI10-232 CI10-235 Edward Brink, Successor Trustee
ing an audit report of County Records Husband and Wife, et. al., Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT
for Fiscal Year End June 30, 2011. The NOTICE OF SUIT First Publication: April 28, 2011
Case No. CI10-244 TO: Tamela J. Roberts; TO: Scott C. Rowland;
audit report must be acceptable to the NOTICE OF SUIT John Doe, No. 1, and Mary Doe, No.
State of Nebraska Auditor of Public John Doe, No. 1, and Mary Doe, No. NOTICE
TO: Stewart Title Guaranty Company; 1, husband and wife, tenants in posses- 1, husband and wife, tenants in posses- Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection
Accounts. The review and all other Mortgage Electronic Registration Sys- sion, real names unknown;
fees and expenses will be at the ex- sion, real names unknown; Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. §1692c(b), no
tems, Inc.; John Doe, No. 1, and Mary The heirs, devisees, legatees, per- The heirs, devisees, legatees, per- information concerning the collection
pense of the bidder. The audit is to be Doe, No. 1, husband and wife, tenants sonal representatives, and all other per-
completed by December 31, 2011. sonal representatives, and all other of this debt may be given without the
in possession, real names unknown; persons interested in the estate of any sons interested in the estate of any of prior consent of the consumer given
The Board will also accept bids to The heirs, devisees, legatees, per- the aforesaid Defendants who may be
consider a multiyear agreement of up of the aforesaid Defendants who may directly to the debt collector or the
sonal representatives, and all other per- be deceased, real names unknown; deceased, real names unknown; express permission of a court of com-
to three years in which each year the sons interested in the estate of any of All persons, having or claiming
audit is to be completed by December All persons, having or claiming any petent jurisdiction. The debt collector
the aforesaid Defendants who may be interest in and to: any interest in and to: is attempting to collect a debt and any
31. deceased, real names unknown; The East 20 feet of Lot Four, all of
Bids must be submitted or mailed Lots Five and Six, Block Five, information obtained will be used for
All persons, having or claiming Rouleau and Bedard’s Addition to the Lot Five, Block One, Tisdel’s Addition that purpose (No. 121124). For more
in a sealed envelope clearly marked any interest in and to: to the Village of Salem, Richardson
“AUDIT BID” to the County Clerk’s Village of Rulo, Richardson County, information, visit [Link]
Lots 17, 18, 19 and 20, Block 194, Nebraska; County, Nebraska; 28-5-12-19-26
Ofce on or before 10:30 a.m. on in the City of Falls City, Richardson Defendants.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011, at which time Defendants.
County, Nebraska; You and each of you are hereby no- You and each of you are hereby no-
they will be submitted to the Board of Defendants. tied that on the 22nd day of Novem-
Commissioners for public opening and tied that on the 22nd day of Novem- NOTICE OF INFORMAL
You and each of you are hereby no- ber, 2010, the County of Richardson, a ber, 2010, the County of Richardson, a PROBATE AND NOTICE TO
review. tied that on the 22nd day of Novem- political subdivision of the State of Ne-
The Richardson County Board of political subdivision of the State of Ne- CREDITORS
ber, 2010, the County of Richardson, a braska, as Plaintiff, led its Petition in braska, as Plaintiff, led its Petition in IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
Commissioners reserves the right to political subdivision of the State of Ne- the District Court of Richardson Coun-
accept or reject any and all bids. the District Court of Richardson Coun- RICHARDSON COUNTY,
braska, as Plaintiff, led its Petition in ty, Nebraska, against you and each of ty, Nebraska, against you and each of NEBRASKA
the District Court of Richardson Coun- you and others; the hope and prayer of you and others; the hope and prayer of
David D. Sickel, Chairman ty, Nebraska, against you and each of said Petition being to foreclose tax sale
Richardson County Board of Commis- said Petition being to foreclose tax sale Estate of Gilbert A. Thomas,
you and others; the hope and prayer of certicates and subsequent taxes on certicates and subsequent taxes on Deceased.
sioners said Petition being to foreclose tax sale the above described real estate and that
Mary L. Eickhoff the above described real estate and that Estate No. PR11-10
certicates and subsequent taxes on an accounting be had by the Court of an accounting be had by the Court of
Richardson County Clerk the above described real estate and that the amount due the Plaintiff from the
28-5 the amount due the Plaintiff from the Notice is hereby given that on April
an accounting be had by the Court of Defendants in the several and separate Defendants in the several and separate 12, 2011, in the County Court of Rich-
the amount due the Plaintiff from the causes of action therein and that in de- causes of action therein and that in de- ardson County, Nebraska, the Registrar
Defendants in the several and separate fault of the payment of such sums to be fault of the payment of such sums to be issued a written statement of Informal
causes of action therein and that in de- found due the Plaintiff, within twenty found due the Plaintiff, within twenty Probate of the Will of said Deceased
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF fault of the payment of such sums to be days from the entry of the decree there-
RICHARDSON COUNTY, days from the entry of the decree there- and that Kathryn L. Thomas whose ad-
found due the Plaintiff, within twenty in, said separate and several parcels of in, said separate and several parcels of dress is 2519 Towle Street, Falls City,
NEBRASKA days from the entry of the decree there- real estate described therein be sold as
real estate described therein be sold as Nebraska 68355 has been appointed
in, said separate and several parcels of upon execution, as provided by law, to upon execution, as provided by law, to Personal Representative of this estate.
COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, a real estate described therein be sold as satisfy the separate and several liens
Political Subdivision of the State satisfy the separate and several liens Creditors of this estate must le their
upon execution, as provided by law, to against said real estate and that out of against said real estate and that out of claims with this Court on or before
of Nebraska, Plaintiff, vs. BERT R. satisfy the separate and several liens the proceeds of said sale, Plaintiff be
SECHRIST, et. al., Defendants. Case the proceeds of said sale, Plaintiff be June 21, 2011 or be forever barred.
against said real estate and that out of paid the sum found to be due and ow- paid the sum found to be due and ow- Nancy A. DeKlotz,
No. CI10-237 the proceeds of said sale, Plaintiff be ing, with interest and attorney’s fee,
NOTICE OF SUIT ing, with interest and attorney’s fee, Clerk of the County Court
paid the sum found to be due and ow- to be taxed as costs, together with the to be taxed as costs, together with the
TO: Bert R. Sechrist; ing, with interest and attorney’s fee, costs of this action; that the right, title,
John Doe, No. 1, and Mary Doe, No. costs of this action; that the right, title, Richard L. Halbert, #11659
to be taxed as costs, together with the interest, lien and claim of the Defen- interest, lien and claim of the Defen- Michael R. Dunn, #16825
1, husband and wife, tenants in posses- costs of this action; that the right, title, dants and each of them be determined,
sion, real names unknown; dants and each of them be determined, Christopher C. Halbert, #22609
interest, lien and claim of the Defen- found and decreed to be subsequent, found and decreed to be subsequent, Halbert, Dunn & Halbert, L.L.C.
The heirs, devisees, legatees, per- dants and each of them be determined, junior, and inferior to the liens of this
sonal representatives, and all other per- junior, and inferior to the liens of this 111 East 17th Street
found and decreed to be subsequent, Plaintiff; that the purchaser of each of Plaintiff; that the purchaser of each of Post Ofce Box 447
sons interested in the estate of any of junior, and inferior to the liens of this said premises at said sale be put in pos-
the aforesaid Defendants who may be said premises at said sale be put in pos- Falls City, Nebraska 68355-0447
Plaintiff; that the purchaser of each of session thereof; that the Defendants, session thereof; that the Defendants, Phone: (402) 245-4486
deceased, real names unknown; said premises at said sale be put in pos- and each of them, be foreclosed of all
All persons, having or claiming and each of them, be foreclosed of all 21-28-5
session thereof; that the Defendants, right, title, interest, lien, and equity of right, title, interest, lien, and equity of
any interest in and to: and each of them, be foreclosed of all redemption in and to said real estate
An undivided one-sixth inter- redemption in and to said real estate IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
right, title, interest, lien, and equity of and for such other and further relief as and for such other and further relief as RICHARDSON COUNTY,
est in the West Half of the Northwest redemption in and to said real estate may be just and equitable in the prem-
Quarter East of the Old Channel of the may be just and equitable in the prem- NEBRASKA
and for such other and further relief as ises. ises.
Nemaha River, including Lots One and may be just and equitable in the prem- You are required to answer said Pe-
Two, S & F, and the Northeast Quarter You are required to answer said Pe- COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, a Po-
ises. tition on or before the 20th day of June, tition on or before the 20th day of June, litical Subdivision of the State of Ne-
of the Southwest Quarter of Section You are required to answer said Pe- 2011.
34, Township One North, Range Eigh- 2011. braska, Plaintiff, vs. LAWRENCE F.
tition on or before the 20th day of June, VOLKER and LENORA M. VOLK-
teen East of the Sixth P.M., Richardson 2011. THE COUNTY OF RICHARDSON,
County, Nebraska; THE COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, ER, Husband and Wife, et. al., Defen-
A Political Subdivision of the State of A Political Subdivision of the State of dants. Case No. CI10-242
Defendants. THE COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, Nebraska, Plaintiff
You and each of you are hereby Nebraska, Plaintiff NOTICE OF SUIT
A Political Subdivision of the State of TO: John Doe, No. 1, and Mary Doe,
notied that on the 22nd day of No- Nebraska, Plaintiff By Robert J. Meyer #22281
vember, 2010, the County of Richard- By Robert J. Meyer #22281 No. 1, husband and wife, tenants in
Richardson County Attorney Richardson County Attorney possession, real names unknown;
son, a political subdivision of the State By Robert J. Meyer #22281 1719 Stone Street
of Nebraska, as Plaintiff, led its Peti- 1719 Stone Street The heirs, devisees, legatees, per-
Richardson County Attorney P.O. Box 569 P.O. Box 569 sonal representatives, and all other per-
tion in the District Court of Richard- 1719 Stone Street Falls City, NE 68355
son County, Nebraska, against you and Falls City, NE 68355 sons interested in the estate of any of
P.O. Box 569 (402) 245-3222 28-5-12-19 (402) 245-3222 28-5-12-19 the aforesaid Defendants who may be
each of you and others; the hope and Falls City, NE 68355
prayer of said Petition being to fore- deceased, real names unknown;
(402) 245-3222 28-5-12-19 All persons, having or claiming
close tax sale certicates and subse- LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Trustee`s Sale
quent taxes on the above described real any interest in and to:
NOTICE OF ORGANIZATION IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF RICH- The following described property Lot One in Block 46, Tinker’s Ad-
estate and that an accounting be had by ARDSON COUNTY, NEBRASKA, will be sold at public auction to the
the Court of the amount due the Plain- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN dition to the City of Humboldt, Rich-
that, Scholl Lawn & Landscape, LLC, Case Number CI-1155, IN RE NAME highest bidder on 05/23/2011, at 10:00 ardson County, Nebraska;
tiff from the Defendants in the several CHANGE OF Abigail Marie Mooney a.m. in the 1st oor corridor at the
and separate causes of action therein a Nebraska limited liability company, Defendants.
has organized under the laws of the Notice is hereby given that on the West door of the Richardson County You and each of you are hereby no-
and that in default of the payment of 20 day of April, 2011, a petition was Courthouse, 1700 Stone Street, Falls
such sums to be found due the Plain- State of Nebraska, with its registered tied that on the 22nd day of Novem-
ofce at 2416 Chase Street, Falls City, led in the District Court of Richard- City, NE 68355: ber, 2010, the County of Richardson, a
tiff, within twenty days from the entry son County, Nebraska, the object and
of the decree therein, said separate and NE 68355. The general nature of its political subdivision of the State of Ne-
business is to engage in and to do any prayer of which is to change a minor W 1/2 OF LOTS 20, 21, 22, 23 braska, as Plaintiff, led its Petition in
several parcels of real estate described child’s or children’s name(s) from AND 24, BLOCK 8, EVERGREEN
therein be sold as upon execution, as lawful act concerning any and all law- the District Court of Richardson Coun-
ful business for which a limited liabil- Abigail Marie Mooney to Phiala Jane HEIGHTS ADDITION, ty, Nebraska, against you and each of
provided by law, to satisfy the separate Hayes. FALLS CITY,
and several liens against said real es- ity company may be organized under you and others; the hope and prayer of
the laws of Nebraska. The limited li- A hearing will be had on said peti- RICHARDSON COUNTY, said Petition being to foreclose tax sale
tate and that out of the proceeds of said tion before the Honorable Daniel Bry- NEBRASKA
sale, Plaintiff be paid the sum found ability company was formed on April certicates and subsequent taxes on
11, 2011 and shall continue perpetu- an, in Courtroom No. 301, Richardson the above described real estate and that
to be due and owing, with interest and County Courthouse, on the 24 day of All subject to any and all: (1) real
attorney’s fee, to be taxed as costs, to- ally. Its affairs shall be conducted by an accounting be had by the Court of
the members pursuant to an Operating May, 2011, at 9:30 a.m., or as soon estate taxes, (2) special assessments, the amount due the Plaintiff from the
gether with the costs of this action; that thereafter as will be convenient for the (3) easements, covenants, restrictions,
the right, title, interest, lien and claim Agreement duly adopted by the Com- Defendants in the several and separate
pany. Court and that unless sufcient cause ordinances, and resolutions of record causes of action therein and that in de-
of the Defendants and each of them be is shown to the contrary, the minor which affect the property, and (4) un-
determined, found and decreed to be fault of the payment of such sums to be
ORGANIZING MEMBER: child(ren)’s name(s) will be changed paid water bills, (5) prior mortgages found due the Plaintiff, within twenty
subsequent, junior, and inferior to the from that of Abigail Marie Mooney to and trust deed of record and (6) ground
liens of this Plaintiff; that the purchas- Chad W. Scholl days from the entry of the decree there-
2416 Chase Street Phiala Jane Hayes. leases of record. The purchaser is re- in, said separate and several parcels of
er of each of said premises at said sale Thera Hayes, Petitioner sponsible for all fees or taxes. This sale
be put in possession thereof; that the Falls City, NE 68355 real estate described therein be sold as
21-28-5 2704 Chase St. Apt. 6 is made without any warranties as to upon execution, as provided by law, to
Defendants, and each of them, be fore- Falls City, NE 68355 title or condition of the property.
closed of all right, title, interest, lien, satisfy the separate and several liens
Notice of Trustee’s Sale 314-610-8737 28-5 against said real estate and that out of
and equity of redemption in and to said The following described property By: Erika Knapstein, Trustee,
real estate and for such other and fur- the proceeds of said sale, Plaintiff be
will be sold at public auction to the NSBA# 24088 paid the sum found to be due and ow-
ther relief as may be just and equitable highest bidder on 05/23/2011, at 10:00 STATE OF NEBRASKA Kozeny & McCubbin, LC
in the premises. ing, with interest and attorney’s fee,
a.m. in the 1st oor corridor at the DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL 12400 Olive Blvd., Suite 555 to be taxed as costs, together with the
You are required to answer said West door of the Richardson County RESOURCES St. Louis, MO 63141
Petition on or before the 20th day of costs of this action; that the right, title,
Courthouse, 1700 Stone Street, Falls NOTICE OF APPLICATION (314) 991-0255 interest, lien and claim of the Defen-
June, 2011. City, NE 68355: A-18760 dants and each of them be determined,
Richardson County First Publication 04/14/2011, - found and decreed to be subsequent,
THE COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, LOT THREE (3) AND FOUR (4), Water Division 1-F nal 05/12/2011
A Political Subdivision of the State of junior, and inferior to the liens of this
BLOCK FIVE (5), ORIGINAL On March 15, 2011, William Published in the Falls City Jour- Plaintiff; that the purchaser of each of
Nebraska, Plaintiff TOWN OF FALLS CITY, Stalder, Tom Stalder and John Stalder, nal; K&M Filename: CORIRNOR said premises at said sale be put in pos-
RICHARDSON COUNTY, Jr., led in the Department of Natural session thereof; that the Defendants,
By Robert J. Meyer #22281 NEBRASKA Resources (Department) application THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COL-
Richardson County Attorney and each of them, be foreclosed of all
A-18760 for a permit to appropriate LECTOR AND ANY INFORMATION right, title, interest, lien, and equity of
1719 Stone Street All subject to any and all: (1) real water. WE OBTAIN FROM YOU WILL BE
P.O. Box 569 redemption in and to said real estate
estate taxes, (2) special assessments, Summary of Application: USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. and for such other and further relief as
Falls City, NE 68355 (3) easements, covenants, restrictions, Type: Natural ow out-of-stream 14-21-28-5-12
(402) 245-3222 28-5-12-19 may be just and equitable in the prem-
ordinances, and resolutions of record use ises.
which affect the property, and (4) un- Purpose: Irrigation You are required to answer said
NOTICE TO DEALERS paid water bills, (5) prior mortgages Source: Rock Creek NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Petition on or before the 20th day of
Sealed bids, clearly marked “SEALED and trust deed of record and (6) ground Point of Diversion: SE 1/4, NE 1/4; For default in the payment of debt June, 2011.
PLATFORM BID” will be received at leases of record. The purchaser is re- S16 T1N R15E secured by a deed of trust executed by
the ofce of the Richardson County sponsible for all fees or taxes. This Location of Use: NE 1/4 and a por- Shirley I. Diaz, dated January 31, 2008, THE COUNTY OF RICHARDSON,
Clerk, Richardson County Courthouse sale is made without any warranties as tion of the N 1/2, SE 1/4 of S16 T1N and recorded on February 29, 2008, in A Political Subdivision of the State of
Room 203, 1700 Stone Street, Falls to title or condition of the property. R15E Book No. 231, at Page 223 in the Of- Nebraska, Plaintiff
City, NE 68355 until 10:00 a.m. on Amount: 2.14 cubic feet per second ce of the Recorder of Deeds, Richard-
Tuesday, May 10, 2011 and at that time By: Erika Knapstein, Trustee, NSBA# (960 gallons per minute) son County, Nebraska, the undersigned By Robert J. Meyer #22281
publicly opened and read for the fol- 24088 Additional project information and Successor Trustee will on June 7, 2011, Richardson County Attorney
lowing: Kozeny & McCubbin, LC procedures for objection may be ob- at 10:00 AM, at the main lobby of the 1719 Stone Street
12400 Olive Blvd., Suite 555 tained by contacting the Surface Water Richardson County, Courthouse, Falls P.O. Box 569
1-2006 or newer trailer mounted hy- St. Louis, MO 63141 Permits section of the Department at City, Nebraska, sell at public vendue to Falls City, NE 68355
dra platform (314) 991-0255 (402) 471-2363 or through the Depart- the highest bidder for cash: (402) 245-3222 28-5-12-19
ment’s website at [Link]/le-
Complete bid specications are First Publication 04/14/2011, - gal/SW_NoticeofApps[Link]. The East Fifty-Five feet (55’) of
available on the website at www. nal 05/12/2011 Lots One (1), Two(2), Three(3),
[Link] and at the High- Published in the Falls City Jour- Objections must be received by the Four(4), Five(5), and Six(6) and
way Superintendent’s ofce, 402-245- nal; K&M Filename: WATKANOR Department by 5:00 p.m. on June 6, all of Lots Seven(7), Eight(8),
2614. 2011. and Nine(9), all in Block Two
Scott Huppert THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COL- Hundred Twenty-Nine(229) in
Richardson County LECTOR AND ANY INFORMATION Date of Notice April 21, 2011. the CITY OF FALLS CITY,
Highway Superintendent WE OBTAIN FROM YOU WILL BE 21-28-5 Richardson County, Nebraska,
28-5 USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
14-21-28-5-12
 Thursday, May 5, 2011 Falls City Journal Page 19
June, 2011. found and decreed to be subsequent, tion funding. that the State of Nebraska will be
PUBLIC NOTICES junior, and inferior to the liens of this Motion was made by Ely that the considering a mass reappraisal of the
THE COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, Plaintiff; that the purchaser of each of County Board support a project of the County if the Coefcient of Dispersion
A Political Subdivision of the State of said premises at said sale be put in pos- Boy (COD) and the Price
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Nebraska, Plaintiff session thereof; that the Defendants, Scouts of America at the Camp Corn- Related Differential (PRD) are not
RICHARDSON COUNTY, and each of them, be foreclosed of all husker located south of Humboldt kept up within the allowable percent-
NEBRASKA By Robert J. Meyer #22281 right, title, interest, lien, and equity of for the construction of a “safe room” age ranges. The cost of a mass reap-
Richardson County Attorney redemption in and to said real estate which has been received as a favorable praisal could cost the County approxi-
COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, a Po- 1719 Stone Street and for such other and further relief as eligible project for FEMA mitigation mately $300,000.00 to $400,000.00.
litical Subdivision of the State of Ne- P.O. Box 569 may be just and equitable in the prem- funding. Motion seconded by David- The State Department has offered to
braska, Plaintiff, vs. RICHARD L. Falls City, NE 68355 ises. son. ROLL CALL VOTE: Ely-aye, support the County Assessor’s Ofce
ROWLAND and CLARA EPPENS, et. (402) 245-3222 28-5-12-19 You are required to answer said Davidson-aye, Sickel-aye. Motion car- along with their full cooperation to
al., Defendants. Case No. CI10-234 Petition on or before the 20th day of ried. correct the matter.
NOTICE OF SUIT June, 2011. Mr. Gerweck also informed the County Attorney, Bob Meyer and
TO: John Doe, No. 1, and Mary Doe, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Board that he would be conducting a Deputy County Attorney, Doug Merz
No. 1, husband and wife, tenants in RICHARDSON COUNTY, THE COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, sandbag training seminar in Rulo on and Regina Cummings, County As-
possession, real names unknown; NEBRASKA A Political Subdivision of the State of April 30. sessor were also in attendance at this
The heirs, devisees, legatees, per- Nebraska, Plaintiff SHERIFF HOUSER meeting.
sonal representatives, and all other per- COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, a Po- Sheriff Houser introduced to the NE MACHINERY CO.
sons interested in the estate of any of litical Subdivision of the State of Ne- By Robert J. Meyer #22281 Board Josh Nincehelser as a new Larry Miller of NE Machinery Co.
the aforesaid Defendants who may be braska, Plaintiff, vs. JEANIE BERG- Richardson County Attorney deputy sheriff. He also inquired about and Jack Beatty of Caterpillar Access
deceased, real names unknown; MAN, et. al., Defendants. Case No. 1719 Stone Street the purchase of a new patrol vehicle, Account Corp. met with the Board to
All persons, having or claiming CI10-219 P.O. Box 569 2011 Ford Crown Vic, as per the State review the accounts that Richardson
any interest in and to: NOTICE OF SUIT Falls City, NE 68355 of Nebraska bid price of $22,969.00 + County has with CAT and to inform
The North Half of Lot 18 and all TO: John Doe, No. 1, and Mary Doe, (402) 245-3222 28-5-12-19 $300.00 to the local dealership to han- the Board that corrections have been
of Lots 19 and 20, Block 75, Hutch- No. 1, husband and wife, tenants in dle the transaction. made to those accounts with billing er-
ings and Maust Addition to Falls City, possession, real names unknown; Motion was made by Ely to pur- rors.
Richardson County, Nebraska; The heirs, devisees, legatees, per- IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF chase a 2011 Ford Crown Vic from the CORRESPONDENCE/OTHER
Defendants. sonal representatives, and all other RICHARDSON COUNTY, State Review Proposals Highway Alloca-
You and each of you are hereby no- persons interested in the estate of any NEBRASKA bid contract for the State bid price of tion Bond Funding
tied that on the 22nd day of Novem- of the aforesaid Defendants who may $22,969.00 + $300.00 fee to the local The Board briey reviewed the
ber, 2010, the County of Richardson, a be deceased, real names unknown; COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, a Po- dealership to handle the transaction. proposals received for the Highway
political subdivision of the State of Ne- All persons, having or claiming any litical Subdivision of the State of Ne- Motion seconded by Davidson. ROLL Allocation Bond Funding. No action
braska, as Plaintiff, led its Petition in interest in and to: braska, Plaintiff, vs. NICK M. SCH- CALL VOTE: Ely-aye, Davidson-aye, was taken at this time.
the District Court of Richardson Coun- Lots Seven and Eight, Block 52, RAMM, et. al., Defendants. Case No. Sickel-aye. Motion carried. Proposed Oil & Gas Lease
ty, Nebraska, against you and each of Grand Avenue Extension to the City CI10-236 PUBLIC HEARING TO CLOSE A Motion was made by Ely to re-
you and others; the hope and prayer of of Humboldt, Richardson County, Ne- NOTICE OF SUIT PORTION OF 650 BLVD. scind the motion made on April 5,
said Petition being to foreclose tax sale braska; TO: Daniella L. Arnold; At 10:00 a.m. Chairman Sickel de- 2011 to approve the oil and gas lease.
certicates and subsequent taxes on Defendants. John Doe, No. 1, and Mary Doe, No. clared that a public hearing be opened Motion seconded by Davidson. ROLL
the above described real estate and that You and each of you are hereby no- 1, husband and wife, tenants in posses- to receive input from the public regard- CALL VOTE: Ely-aye, Davidson-aye,
an accounting be had by the Court of tied that on the 22nd day of Novem- sion, real names unknown; ing the closing of a portion of 650 Blvd Sickel-aye. Motion carried.
the amount due the Plaintiff from the ber, 2010, the County of Richardson, a The heirs, devisees, legatees, per- south of 706 Road. CLAIMS
Defendants in the several and separate political subdivision of the State of Ne- sonal representatives, and all other per- Four persons from the public were Motion was made by Davidson to
causes of action therein and that in de- braska, as Plaintiff, led its Petition in sons interested in the estate of any of in attendance at the hearing. Doug allow the payment of all claims sub-
fault of the payment of such sums to be the District Court of Richardson Coun- the aforesaid Defendants who may be Workman, Road Foreman was also in mitted today. Motion seconded by
found due the Plaintiff, within twenty ty, Nebraska, against you and each of deceased, real names unknown; attendance at the hearing to offer infor- Sickel. ROLL CALL VOTE: Ely-aye,
days from the entry of the decree there- you and others; the hope and prayer of All persons, having or claiming mation to the public regarding the ef- Davidson-aye, Sickel-aye. Motion car-
in, said separate and several parcels of said Petition being to foreclose tax sale any interest in and to: fects of closing a portion of this road. ried.
real estate described therein be sold as certicates and subsequent taxes on Lots Eleven and Twelve, Block Chuck Bebermeyer, Ward Rees- (The claims listed below are available
upon execution, as provided by law, to the above described real estate and that 200, Original Town, Falls City, Rich- man, Jr. and Kevin Scheitel are very for public inspection at
satisfy the separate and several liens an accounting be had by the Court of ardson County, Nebraska; concerned with the illegal dumping on the ofce of the County Clerk during
against said real estate and that out of the amount due the Plaintiff from the Defendants. the roadside and trespassing on private regular business hours.)
the proceeds of said sale, Plaintiff be Defendants in the several and separate You and each of you are hereby no- property. The Board requested that GENERAL FUND
paid the sum found to be due and ow- causes of action therein and that in de- tied that on the 22nd day of Novem- Sheriff Houser participate in the dis- Animal Health center, serv...... 190.20
ing, with interest and attorney’s fee, fault of the payment of such sums to be ber, 2010, the County of Richardson, a cussion at this time to hear the group’s Community Medical Center,
to be taxed as costs, together with the found due the Plaintiff, within twenty political subdivision of the State of Ne- concerns. The Board has requested serv .................................... 1,475.55
costs of this action; that the right, title, days from the entry of the decree there- braska, as Plaintiff, led its Petition in that the Sheriff’s Department patrol the Culligan Water Conditioning,
interest, lien and claim of the Defen- in, said separate and several parcels of the District Court of Richardson Coun- road and area regularly for illegal trash serv ........................................111.04
dants and each of them be determined, real estate described therein be sold as ty, Nebraska, against you and each of dumping and trespassing and take ev- Myron Davidson, exp.............. 348.84
found and decreed to be subsequent, upon execution, as provided by law, to you and others; the hope and prayer of ery step possible to enforce the penal- Falls City Journal, adv .............. 10.00
junior, and inferior to the liens of this satisfy the separate and several liens said Petition being to foreclose tax sale ties for such actions in order to curtail FC Pharmacy, presc/supp ........ 355.73
Plaintiff; that the purchaser of each of against said real estate and that out of certicates and subsequent taxes on this activity along county roads. Farm & City Supply, supp ........ 14.94
said premises at said sale be put in pos- the proceeds of said sale, Plaintiff be the above described real estate and that MARVIN PALMER, NOX. WEED Farmers Repair & Machine Shop,
session thereof; that the Defendants, paid the sum found to be due and ow- an accounting be had by the Court of SUPT. serv .................................... 1,847.10
and each of them, be foreclosed of all ing, with interest and attorney’s fee, the amount due the Plaintiff from the Marvin Palmer, Noxious Weed Su- Galls, Inc., supp ...................... 947.31
right, title, interest, lien, and equity of to be taxed as costs, together with the Defendants in the several and separate perintendent presented to the Board a Charles Houser, reimb supp .... 133.75
redemption in and to said real estate costs of this action; that the right, title, causes of action therein and that in de- new brochure on the noxious weeds in Hullmans Ford Linc Merc, serv 80.10
and for such other and further relief as interest, lien and claim of the Defen- fault of the payment of such sums to be Nebraska and a revised pamphlet on Kawres, equip/serv ............... 2,888.20
may be just and equitable in the prem- dants and each of them be determined, found due the Plaintiff, within twenty Nebraska Noxious Weed Laws. Larrys Auto Service, serv .......... 75.00
ises. found and decreed to be subsequent, days from the entry of the decree there- SALE OF PROPERTY Microlm Imaging Systems,
You are required to answer said Pe- junior, and inferior to the liens of this in, said separate and several parcels of At 11:00 a.m. Chairman Sickel serv ......................................... 75.00
tition on or before the 20th day of June, Plaintiff; that the purchaser of each of real estate described therein be sold as presented the proof of publication for O’Keefe Elevator, serv ............ 265.00
2011. said premises at said sale be put in pos- upon execution, as provided by law, to the sale of county owned property, Pamida, supp ............................. 63.95
session thereof; that the Defendants, satisfy the separate and several liens Lot 1 of Baker’s Subdivision in Falls Pro Serv Business Systems,
THE COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, and each of them, be foreclosed of all against said real estate and that out of City. County Attorney, Bob Meyer and serv ....................................... 163.16
A Political Subdivision of the State of right, title, interest, lien, and equity of the proceeds of said sale, Plaintiff be Deputy County Attorney, Doug Merz, Quality Inn & Conference
Nebraska, Plaintiff redemption in and to said real estate paid the sum found to be due and ow- conducted the sale. Center, serv ............................ 77.00
and for such other and further relief as ing, with interest and attorney’s fee, One bid was received from Carol County Clerk Petty Cash,
By Robert J. Meyer #22281 may be just and equitable in the prem- to be taxed as costs, together with the Bentley for $100.00. reimb ...................................... 46.02
Richardson County Attorney ises. costs of this action; that the right, title, Motion was made by Ely to accept Sheriff Petty Cash, reimb ........ 185.48
1719 Stone Street You are required to answer said Pe- interest, lien and claim of the Defen- the bid only for the purpose of further Saunders Co Dept. of
P.O. Box 569 tition on or before the 20th day of June, dants and each of them be determined, review. This motion did not receive a Corrections, serv ............... 1,125.00
Falls City, NE 68355 2011. found and decreed to be subsequent, second. SE NE Communications,
(402) 245-3222 28-5-12-19 junior, and inferior to the liens of this Motion was made by Davidson serv .................................... 2,123.26
THE COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, Plaintiff; that the purchaser of each of to accept the bid from Carol Bentley Stanard Appraisal Services,
A Political Subdivision of the State of said premises at said sale be put in pos- for $100.00. Motion seconded by Ely. fee...................................... 1,725.00
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Nebraska, Plaintiff
RICHARDSON COUNTY, session thereof; that the Defendants, ROLL CALL VOTE: Ely-aye, David- Streckers Gun & Supply, supp .. 98.95
NEBRASKA and each of them, be foreclosed of all son-aye, Sickel-aye. Motion carried. Sunmart, supp ...................... 1,638.75
By Robert J. Meyer #22281 right, title, interest, lien, and equity of OPEN SEALED BIDS FOR YARD True Value, supp.......................... 6.03
Richardson County Attorney redemption in and to said real estate MOWING Veterinary Supply Co., supp ..... 47.35
COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, a Po- 1719 Stone Street
litical Subdivision of the State of Ne- and for such other and further relief as At 11:30 a.m. Chairman Sickel pre- Weaver & Merz,
P.O. Box 569 may be just and equitable in the prem- sented the proof of publication for the reimb exp/rent/secy ........... 1,177.38
braska, Plaintiff, vs. DANIEL NIS- Falls City, NE 68355
SEN, et. al., Defendants. Case No. ises. opening of sealed bids for the mowing Wells Fargo Card Center,
(402) 245-3222 28-5-12-19 You are required to answer said of the Courthouse yard and the Armory Sheriff exp .............................. 33.42
CI10-230
NOTICE OF SUIT Petition on or before the 20th day of grounds. Bids were received from the Windstream, serv .................... 108.94
TO: John Doe, No. 1, and Mary Doe, June, 2011. following: Sterling Lampe, Tyler Bek, Wolfes, supp ........................... 184.61
No. 1, husband and wife, tenants in IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Charles B. Kreifels and Scholl Lawn & Total General Fund .......... $17,622.06
possession, real names unknown; RICHARDSON COUNTY, THE COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, Landscape all of Falls City and Preci- ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND
The heirs, devisees, legatees, per- NEBRASKA A Political Subdivision of the State of sion Lawn Care of Auburn. Blecha’s 66, fuel ....................... 14.99
sonal representatives, and all other per- Nebraska, Plaintiff Motion was made by Davidson to Cross Dillon Tire, tires ........... 750.00
sons interested in the estate of any of COUNTY OF RICHARDSON, a Po- accept the bid from Sterling Lampe Eggers Bros., supp.................. 125.83
the aforesaid Defendants who may be litical Subdivision of the State of Ne- By Robert J. Meyer #22281 for the Courthouse yard at $100.00 FC Auto Supply, supp .............. 84.27
deceased, real names unknown; braska, Plaintiff, vs. LISA POPEJOY, Richardson County Attorney per mowing and bagging and to accept Farm & City Supply, supp ...... 778.54
All persons, having or claiming et. al., Defendants. Case No. CI10- 1719 Stone Street the bid from Tyler Bek for the Armory Farmers Repair & Machine
any interest in and to: 231 P.O. Box 569 grounds at $74.50. Motion seconded Shop, serv............................. 681.34
Lots 22, 23 and 24, Block 164, NOTICE OF SUIT Falls City, NE 68355 by Ely. ROLL CALL VOTE: Ely-aye, Harmons OK Tire & Auto,
Original Town, City of Falls City, TO: American Bankers Insurance (402) 245-3222 28-5-12-19 Davidson-aye, Sickel-aye. Motion car- serv ......................................... 99.00
Richardson County, Nebraska; Company; ried. Hullmans Ford Linc Merc,
Defendants. John Doe, No. 1, and Mary Doe, No. FALLS CITY MAIN STREET serv ......................................... 59.35
You and each of you are hereby 1, husband and wife, tenants in posses- County Board Adam Morris and Casey Whalen Humboldt Auto, parts ............. 115.54
notied that on the 22nd day of No- sion, real names unknown; of the Falls City Main Street met with Inland Truck Parts, supp...... 2,334.16
vember, 2010, the County of Richard- The heirs, devisees, legatees, per- RICHARDSON COUNTY BOARD the Board to review the purchase of the Jr’s Body Shop, serv .............. 102.00
son, a political subdivision of the State sonal representatives, and all other per- OF COMMISSIONERS outdoor movie screen with funds from Kochs Auto Service, serv .... 8,190.00
of Nebraska, as Plaintiff, led its Peti- sons interested in the estate of any of APRIL 12, 2011 the County Visitor’s Committee. They Merz Farm Equipment, parts.... 95.88
tion in the District Court of Richard- the aforesaid Defendants who may be CALL TO ORDER are concerned with the stipulations that NE Machinery Co., parts... 14,324.97
son County, Nebraska, against you and deceased, real names unknown; The regular meeting of the Rich- the equipment would have to be made NPPD, serv ............................... 63.42
each of you and others; the hope and All persons, having or claiming ardson County Board of Commission- available to other communities and/or Operation & Expense Acct.,
prayer of said Petition being to fore- any interest in and to: ers was called to order by Chairman organizations within the County and reimb ...................................... 29.19
close tax sale certicates and subse- Lots Nine, Ten, Eleven, Twelve Sickel at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, April not having enough trained volunteers Quill Corp., supp ...................... 98.84
quent taxes on the above described real and Thirteen, Block 65, Original Town, 12, 2011. Roll call was answered by to make this possible. They respect- Richarsdon County Vendor,
estate and that an accounting be had by Rulo, Richardson County, Nebraska; Ely, Davidson and Sickel. The Invoca- fully declined the approval of their fuel tax .............................. 1,513.00
the Court of the amount due the Plain- Defendants. tion was given by Chairman Sickel and prior request for the funding from the Mr. Automotive, parts ............ 583.27
tiff from the Defendants in the several You and each of you are hereby no- the Pledge of Allegiance was led by County Visitor’s Committee. Sapp Bros., fuel ........................ 62.92
and separate causes of action therein tied that on the 22nd day of Novem- Commissioner Ely. Chairman Sickel Motion was made by Davidson to SE NE Communications,
and that in default of the payment of ber, 2010, the County of Richardson, a announced that the open meeting laws rescind the motion to approve the fund- serv ....................................... 174.12
such sums to be found due the Plain- political subdivision of the State of Ne- have been posted at the entrance to the ing of $3,000.00 for the purchase of the Toms Radiator Service, serv .. 583.00
tiff, within twenty days from the entry braska, as Plaintiff, led its Petition in meeting room. outdoor movie screen for the Falls City Unirst Corp., supp .................. 61.55
of the decree therein, said separate and the District Court of Richardson Coun- A motion was made by Sickel to Main Street. Motion seconded by Ely. University of NE Lincoln, fee .. 25.00
several parcels of real estate described ty, Nebraska, against you and each of approve the minutes of the April 5, ROLL CALL VOTE: Ely-aye, David- Wiltse Electric, serv ............... 469.33
therein be sold as upon execution, as you and others; the hope and prayer of 2011 meeting. Motion was seconded son-aye, Sickel-aye. Motion carried. Windstream Corp., serv ............ 50.27
provided by law, to satisfy the separate said Petition being to foreclose tax sale by Davidson. ROLL CALL VOTE: BREAK FOR LUNCH Wise-Mack, serv..................... 228.20
and several liens against said real es- certicates and subsequent taxes on Ely-aye, Davidson-aye, Sickel-aye. The Board recessed for lunch at Total Road & Bridge
tate and that out of the proceeds of said the above described real estate and that Motion carried. 12:00 noon and returned at 12:45 p.m. Fund ............................. $31,697.98
sale, Plaintiff be paid the sum found an accounting be had by the Court of Motion was made by Sickel to ap- RUTH SORENSEN, NE DEPT. OF NOXIOUS WEED CONTROL
to be due and owing, with interest and the amount due the Plaintiff from the prove the agenda as posted. Motion REVENUE, FUND
attorney’s fee, to be taxed as costs, to- Defendants in the several and separate seconded by Davidson. ROLL CALL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT Marvin Palmer, reimb ............ 224.27
gether with the costs of this action; that causes of action therein and that in de- VOTE: Ely-aye, Davidson-aye, Sick- DIVISION Total Noxious Weed Control
the right, title, interest, lien and claim fault of the payment of such sums to be el-aye. Motion carried. Ruth Sorensen, Property Tax Ad- Fund .................................. $224.27
of the Defendants and each of them be found due the Plaintiff, within twenty The agenda is posted at the Rich- ministrator and Russ Loontjer, Field ADJOURNMENT
determined, found and decreed to be days from the entry of the decree there- ardson County Courthouse on the First Liaison with the NE Dept. of Revenue, Motion was made by Sickel to
subsequent, junior, and inferior to the in, said separate and several parcels of Floor Lobby, the Commissioner’s Property Assessment Division request- adjourn the meeting at 2:50 p.m. Mo-
liens of this Plaintiff; that the purchas- real estate described therein be sold as Meeting Room and on the Third Floor ed to meet with the County Board to tion seconded by Davidson. ROLL
er of each of said premises at said sale upon execution, as provided by law, to Lobby of the Sheriff’s Ofce. review the assessment practices in CALL VOTE: Ely-aye, Davidson-aye,
be put in possession thereof; that the satisfy the separate and several liens JIM GERWECK, Richardson County. Sickel-aye. Motion carried. The Board
Defendants, and each of them, be fore- against said real estate and that out of EMA DIRECTOR They are concerned that the as- will meet again on Tuesday, April 19,
closed of all right, title, interest, lien, the proceeds of said sale, Plaintiff be Jim Gerweck, EMA Director pre- sessment practices of the Richardson 2011 at 9:00 a.m. in the Commission-
and equity of redemption in and to said paid the sum found to be due and ow- sented to the Board a letter from the County Assessor’s Ofce are not up er’s Meeting Room, Courthouse, Falls
real estate and for such other and fur- ing, with interest and attorney’s fee, Boys Scouts of America requesting to par and they have been receiving City. The agenda is kept current at the
ther relief as may be just and equitable to be taxed as costs, together with the that Richardson County consider be- complaints from taxpayers within the County Clerk’s Ofce.
in the premises. costs of this action; that the right, title, ing the subgrantee for a project at the County that values for assessment pur-
You are required to answer said interest, lien and claim of the Defen- Camp Cornhusker south of Humboldt poses are not being kept up. David D. Sickel, Chairman
Petition on or before the 20th day of dants and each of them be determined, that may be eligible for FEMA mitiga- Ms. Sorensen relayed to the Board Mary L. Eickhoff, County Clerk
Page 20 Falls City Journal Thursday, May 5, 2011
MARCH CLAIMS enburg, former Humboldt student, was InTand ..................................1,198.00 Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
School District #70 Vendor ................................... Amount mentioned for receiving Music Teacher J W Pepper & Son Inc .............232.95 By Virtue of an Order of Sale is-
AmSan..................................... 438.28 of the Year. Jeff and Dar Huettner ..............373.08 sued by the Clerk of the District Court
Apple Computer Inc ........... 18,363.25 Staff Presentation: Angie Schnacker Johnson County Central Schools ....... of Richardson County, Nebraska on a
Humboldt Table Rock Steinauer Barone Security Systems .......... 47.50 and Bill Nordloh presented the board 432.00 Decree of Foreclosure wherein Jones
Public Schools Beatrice Mechanical Service... 141.00 with handouts and gave verbal reports Josten’s ....................................361.04 Air Conditioning, Inc. is Plaintiff
Board of Education, District #70 Best Printing............................ 949.64 on their duties as Physical Education Joy Wilcock ..........................1,980.14 and Eric Froeschl et. al. are Defen-
Regular Meeting on March 14, 2011 Binder Brothers ....................... 372.44 instructors. Kaplan Companies Inc ............265.05 dants, I will sell at Public Auction to
Board Conference Room Black Hills Energy .................. 270.35 Action Items: Gregg Robke of Keith Niemann ........................513.84 the highest bidder for cash in the rst
A regular meeting of the Humboldt Blecha’s 66 Service ...............2,111.70 ESU 4 gave the board some technol- Konica Minolta ....................1,310.44 oor lobby of the Courthouse in Falls
Table Rock Steinauer Public Schools Blecha’s General Store .............. 47.77 ogy information concerning 1:1 pro- Kriz-Davis Co .........................200.45 City, Nebraska on the 3rd day of June,
Board of Education, District #70 was Blick Art Materials .................. 160.59 grams. Motion by Steffen, seconded by Learning Resources ...................80.92 2011 at 10:00 o’clock a. m. the follow-
held on March 14, 2011 at 7:00 PM Business Card.......................... 236.47 Glathar to ask the administration to de- Martin Marietta Materials .......774.15 ing described real estate to satisfy the
in the Humboldt Board Conference ByteSpeed, LLC ................... 4,893.00 velop a plan to implement technology Mary Malcolm .....................1,814.58 judgment and costs of said action:
Room. The meeting was advertised in CDW-G ................................ 1,405.99 for individual students by coordinat- Matheson-Linweld ....................34.90
The Humboldt Standard, The Pawnee CIT Technology Financing ing with the technology committees of Meyer-Earp Auto Center .........387.16 Lot Three (3), Replat of Block
Republican and The Falls City Jour- Services, Inc ......................... 454.00 the board and staff for the 2011-2012 Moore Medical Corp. ..................8.84 Twenty-nine (29), Original Town of
nal. A copy of the agenda was kept in City Of Humboldt ................ 1,159.32 school year. Motion carried 9-0. NASB Nebraska Association of Falls City, Nebraska.
the Superintendent’s ofce prior to the Clint Kimbrough ..................... 997.77 Students of the Youth Leadership School Boards .........................433.64
meeting. Den’s Country Meats ........... 4,878.05 gave a presentation on their survey NCECBVI ..........................12,750.00 Dated this 26th day of April, 2011.
1) Board President Neal Kanel Eggers Bros Inc ....................... 254.29 conducted on the high school staff and NPPD ...................................4,920.95 /s/ Randy Houser
called the meeting to order at 7:00 Electronic Contracting Co.... 2,420.00 students concerning the policy on the Nebraska Department of Education ... RANDY HOUSER
PM. Board members in attendance by Esu #4................................. 28,447.03 use of cell phones, iPods and wearing 11,594.50 Sheriff of Richardson County,
roll call were: Allen Fankhauser, Ben Esu #6...................................... 331.67 of hoodies. Motion by Ogle, seconed- OCE......................................2,752.50 Nebraska
Steffen, DeAnn Glathar, Scott Ogle, Falls City Journal ...................... 68.04 ed by Leeh to table the discussion to OMAHA TRUCK CENTER...101.62
Steve Schaardt, Joe Standerford, Jer- Falls City Mercantile Co. .......... 21.63 the May meeting. Motion carried 8-1; PRTS, LLC ...........................2,216.43 Thomas L. Morrissey #12931
emy Leech and Sandy Stalder. Also Falls City Sanitation................ 290.40 Standerford – nay. Pawnee Co Rural Health .........115.50 MORRISSEY, MORRISSEY & DAL-
in attendance were Superintendent Fankhauser, Nelsen, & Werts .. 377.50 Fankhauser addressed the Reduc- Pawnee True Value ....................79.53 LUGE
Clinton Kimbrough, Principals Laurie Farmers Coop Elevator ........... 316.00 tion In Force (RIF) policy. In his dis- Pegler-Sysco Food Services ....407.71 177 South 3rd, P.O. Box 597
Kimbrough and Kari Cover and Board Fremont Industries .................. 390.00 cussion, he mentioned the legislative Phillips Plumbing, Hardware ..142.00 Tecumseh, NE 68450
Recorder Kellie Workman. General Ofce Checking Acct. 899.74 bill LB235 which could put a .5% cap Quill ........................................259.16 402-335-3344
2) President Kanel welcomed the Grizzly Industrial Inc ........... 1,923.31 on spending for the next school year. R & D Grocery ..........................54.86 5-12-19-26
following guest to the meeting: Mark HTRS Payroll Acct .......... 360,047.45 The negotiations committee recom- Really Good Stuff ...................136.38
Novak, April Binder, Sara Kappel, Su- Harris....................................... 460.05 mends not following through with RIF Robert R Mendenhall II .......1,398.39
san Wissmann, Karen Mezger and Jack Heavy Duty Bus Parts, Inc ...... 318.89 this school year. Next year will depend Schendel Pest Control ...............81.00 CERTIFICATE OF
Cooper. Highsmith.................................. 65.30 on valuation numbers in August and Schmitt Music ...........................70.00 ORGANIZATION
3) Correspondence: thank you Humboldt Implement Co. ....... 175.95 negotiations with the HTRSEA. Schneider’s OK Tire Store ........47.95 LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
from Larry and Cindy Boomgaarn. Humboldt Standard ................. 127.72 Motion by Stalder, seconded by Stallbaumer Lumber................792.12 John A. Gale, Secretary of State
4) Motion by Leech, seconded IKON Financial Solutions.... 1,662.00 Fankhauser to authorize the Superin- Subscription Services of Room 1301 State Capitol, P.O. Box
by Standerford to approve the agenda. J W Pepper & Son Inc ............. 556.98 tendent to issue contracts to certied America ................................209.83 94608
Motion carried 9-0. J.F. Ahern ................................ 880.00 staff. Motion carried 8-1; Standerford- Sunrise Publications ..................68.79 Lincoln, NE 68509
5) Motion by Steffen, seconded Josten’s .................................... 266.53 nay. Time Warner Cable .................119.90 (402) 471-4079
by Standerford to approve the minutes Joy Wilcock .......................... 1,181.70 Motion by Stalder, seconded by Tracy Coburn-Irwin ................930.24 [Link]
of the regular meeting held on Feb. 14, Konica Minolta ....................... 887.84 Glathar to approve the amendment to Verizon ....................................175.28 Name of Limited Liability Com-
2011 and the special meeting on March Mary Malcolm ..................... 1,941.80 the 2011-12 school calendar. Motion Vice Oil & Propane ..............2,453.34 pany: TCA Farm Holdings, LLC, 1616
2, 2011. Motion carried 9-0. Matheson-Linweld .................... 32.20 carried 9-0. Willsie Co ...............................582.18 Harlan Street, Falls City, NE 68355-
6) Motion by Standerford, sec- Mezger Construction ............ 1,797.33 Motion by Stalder, seconded by Windstream Nebraska .............207.16 2655.
onded by Leech to approve bills for NCSA - Nebraska Council of Glathar to table the approval of the Woodworker’s Supply Inc ........79.19 Name and Address of the Regis-
payment for a total of $462,702.81 for School Admin....................... 500.00 high school handbooks until May due Zito Media...............................665.04 tered Agent for the Limited Liability
general and payroll funds. Motion car- NPPD ................................... 3,005.61 to Youth Leadership presentation. Mo- Total .................................523,085.35 Company: Brian Poppe, 1616 Harlan
ried 9-0. NRCSA ..................................... 65.00 tion carried 9-0. Street, Falls City, NE 68355-2655.
7) All board members present re- Nasco....................................... 746.35 Motion by Ogle, seconded by Stef- Name and Address of Each Mem-
viewed activity, treasurer and lunch Public Meeting Notice ber: Thomas Charles Andrews II, 7046
Neta ......................................... 115.00 fen to approve the middle school hand- Board of Education District #70
fund reports. Motion by Ogle, second- Omaha Truck Center ............ 2,489.78 books. Motion carried 9-0. Hollywood Blvd. #806, Los Angeles,
ed by Stalder to approve all reports. Notice is hereby given that a regu- CA 90028.
Okeefe Elevator Co., Inc. ........ 241.16 Motion by Steffen, seconded by lar board meeting of the Board of Edu-
Motion carried 9-0. PITSCO ................................... 650.38 Standerford to leave the driver’s edu- Type of Business: Real Estate
8) Patron Comment: April Binder cation of the Humboldt Table Rock Holding - Farm Land.
PRTS, LLC ........................... 3,137.71 cation instructor salary at $20 per hour Steinauer School District #70 will be
asked about the newsletter costs. Pawnee County Clerk ............... 89.62 and the tuition at $175 for in-district I declare I am the person who exe-
9) Staff Presentation: Kellie Work- held at 7:05 PM on Monday, May 9, cuted this instrument, which execution
Pawnee True Value .................... 23.03 and $200 for out-of-district students. 2011 in the 2nd Floor Math Room,
man gave an overview of her responsi- Pegler-Sysco Food Services .... 447.22 Motion carried 9-0. is my act and deed.
bilities at the school. which meeting will be open to the pub- Dated: 4-5-2011.
Pioneer Publishing Co............. 464.04 Short discussion on the sound sys- lic. The purpose of such meeting is to
10) Action Items: Fankhauser ad- Positive Promotions ................ 108.60 tem at the Table Rock site. Brian J. Baker
dressed the Reduction In Force (RIF) do regular business. A current agenda Carmel & Naccasha, LLP
Quill ........................................ 217.39 Motion by Steffen, seconded by is available at the Superintendent’s Of-
policy. In his discussion, he mentioned R & D Grocery ............................ 2.43 Ogle to authorize the administration to 1410 Marsh St.
the April 15th deadline to notify cer- ce. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Rick Hunzeker .......................... 60.00 proceed with purchase of the property Neal Kanel, President
tied teachers and the legislative bills Robert R Mendenhall II .......... 736.44 by the football eld. Motion carried (805) 546-8785
LB235 and LB236 which could put a Schendel Pest Control ............... 81.00 9-0. [Link]
.5% cap on spending for the next school
year. This in effect “ties the school’s
Schmitt Music ........................... 47.96 Motion by Fankhauser, seconded by NNRD 5-12-19
Scholastic Online ...................... 59.45 Stalder to approve the ESU Core Ser-
hands” when it comes to building a School Specialty Inc ................. 58.56 vices Resolution. Motion carried 9-0. CERTIFICATE OF
budget. The Nemaha Natural Resources ORGANIZATION
Seneca Sanitation .................... 100.00 Motion by Stalder, seconded by District Board of Directors will hold
11) Motion by Stalder, seconded Stallbaumer Lumber.................. 61.67 Ogle to approve the building signage LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
by Steffen to approve the amending of their regular meeting at *8:00 p.m. John A. Gale, Secretary of State
Sunrise Publications ................ 166.79 as presented by the building & grounds Thursday, May 12, 2011, at the NRD
the 2010-11 school calendar. Motion Table Rock Lumber................. 180.00 committee. Motion carried 9-0. Room 1301 State Capitol, P.O. Box
carried 9-0. headquarters in Tecumseh, Nebraska. 94608
Time Warner Cable ................. 119.90 Motion by Steffen, seconded by Individual committee meetings be-
12) Motion by Ogle, seconded by Tracy Coburn-Irwin ................ 758.88 Glathar to postpone policy review. Lincoln, NE 68509
Leech to approve the 2011-2012 school gin at *7:00 p.m. An agenda is being (402) 471-4079
Triarco ..................................... 248.64 Motion carried 8-1; Standerford-nay. kept current at the ofce – 62161 Hwy
calendar. Motion carried 9-0. UNL Extension, Richardson 23) Short discussion concerning school [Link]
13) Motion by Steffen, seconded 136, Tecumseh, NE 68450. Name of Limited Liability Compa-
County ............................... 1,002.26 newsletter.
by Stalder to table driver’s education Upgrade Place ......................... 282.00 Administrator Reports: Principal ny: Andrews Farms, LLC, 1616 Harlan
instructor and tuition until April. Mo-
tion carried 9-0.
Verizon ...................................... 96.48
Vice Oil & Propane .............. 1,190.20
Kimbrough’s report had a list of stu-
dents to be recognized; NeSA testing
PUBLIC NOTICES Street, Falls City, NE 68355-2655.
Name and Address of the Regis-
14) Motion by Steffen, seconded Village of Table Rock ............. 116.00 dates; upcoming calendar. Principal tered Agent for the Limited Liability
by Stalder to approve the purchase of Windstream Nebraska ............. 622.25 Cover listed third quarter honor roll, NOTICE TO BIDDERS Company: Brian Poppe, 1616 Harlan
a Chevy Suburban with stimulus mon- Woodworker’s Supply Inc ...... 378.50 notes on the Middle School Music Sealed bids will be received by the Street, Falls City, NE 68355-2655.
ey for special education from Arm- World Book Inc ....................... 595.00 Contest; mentioned the Greater Ne- City Clerk for the City of Falls City, Name and Address of Each Mem-
bruster’s in Falls City in the amount of Zito Media ............................... 369.04 braska Science Fair and the State Au- Nebraska, Gary Jorn, City Clerk, at the ber: Jon D. Andrews II, 3595 Santoro
$31,700. Motion carried 9-0. Total ................................. 462,702.81 tism Conference. Superintendent Kim- City Building, 1820 Towle Street, un- Way, San Diego, CA 92130. Kimber-
15) Discussion Items: Board dis- brough discussed possibly amending til 4:00 P.M. on May 9, 2011, at which lee B. Andrews, 3595 Santoro Way,
cussed priorities including FFA, con- the current budget; the agenda for the time and place all bids will be opened San Diego, CA 92130.
cession stand. Motion by Ogle, second- Humboldt Table Rock Steinauer May meeting will include discussion and read in the presence of the bid- Type of Business: Real Estate
ed by Glathar to authorize purchase of Public Schools on the school name; other items. ders for the purchase of the following Holding - Farm Land.
the ground behind the Jerry Hunzeker Board of Education, District #70 Executive Session: Motion by items: I declare I am the person who exe-
house. Motion carried 8-1; Standerford Regular Meeting on April 11, 2011 Fankhauser that the board enter into cuted this instrument, which execution
nay. Board Conference Room closed session to discuss personnel. Buildings *: Vehicles: Miscellaneous: is my act and deed.
16) Motion by Standerford, sec- A regular meeting of the Humboldt Motion seconded by Ogle at 9:59 PM. #1 Wash House #8 Tanker Truck #10 Clothes Line Post Dated: 4-5-2011.
#2 Shed #9 255 Massey-Ferg. 10 Round Hay Bales
onded by Schaardt that the building Table Rock Steinauer Public Schools Motion carried 8-1; Standerford-nay. #3 Brooding House Tractor w/[Link] #11 Cattle Head Gate Brian J. Baker
and grounds committee get basic sig- Board of Education, District #70 was Motion by Schaardt, seconded by #4 Farrowing Shed Load-1599 HRS #12 Iron Drag Carmel & Naccasha, LLP
nage for the school buildings. Motion held on April 11, 2011 at 7:00 PM Stalder to come out of executive ses-
#5 Loang Shed
#6 Barn
#13 Windmill
1410 Marsh St.
carried 9-0. in the Humboldt Board Conference sion at 10:10 PM. Motion carried 9-0. #7 House San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
17) Motion by Fankhauser, sec- Room. The meeting was advertised in Motion by Glathar, seconded by *All Buildings must be removed or (805) 546-8785
onded by Stalder that the concession The Humboldt Standard, The Pawnee Leech to adjourn at 10:10 PM. Motion torn down by August 1, 2011. [Link]
stand at the football eld be reviewed Republican and The Falls City Jour- carried 9-0. 5-12-19
by the building and grounds commit- nal. A copy of the agenda was kept in The next regular meeting of the The items may be viewed May 9,
tee. Motion carried 9-0. the Superintendent’s ofce prior to the HTRS Board of Education will be May 2011 through May 18, 2011, from
18) Moion by Steffen, seconded 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. To make arrange- CERTIFICATE OF
meeting. 9, 2011 the 2nd Floor Math Room. ORGANIZATION
by Fankhauser to table the board policy Board President Neal Kanel called ments, please contact Gary Jorn, City
review to April. Motion carried 9-0. Clerk, Falls City, Nebraska, at (402) LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
the meeting to order at 7:03 PM. Board Respectfully submitted, John A. Gale, Secretary of State
19) Staff appreciation is May 2nd. members in attendance by roll call Kellie Workman, Board Recorder 245-2707.
There will be a two hour late start that The City reserves the right to accept Room 1301 State Capitol, P.O. Box
were: Allen Fankhauser, Ben Stef- 94608
morning. fen, DeAnn Glathar, Scott Ogle, Steve any bid which it deems most advanta-
20) Superintendent Kimbrough APRIL CLAIMS geous to the City, and to reject any or Lincoln, NE 68509
Schaardt, Joe Standerford, Jeremy Vendor .................................. Amount (402) 471-4079
informed the board of issues that have Leech and Sandy Stalder. Also in at- all bids submitted and to hold as many
developed between the SNDLC and Apple Computer Inc ................100.00 bids as it desires for consideration for a [Link]
tendance were Superintendent Clinton Arden Nitz ...............................109.30 Name of Limited Liability Com-
ESU #6. Kimbrough, Principals Laurie Kim- period of thirty (30) days after bids are
21) There is an upcoming board Armbruster Motor Co. .......31,700.00 open. pany: Barbara Good Farm Holdings,
brough and Kari Cover and Board Re- Auto-Jet Mufer Corp.............279.88 LLC, 1616 Harlan Street, Falls City,
workshop on April 5, 2011 at 6:30 in corder Kellie Workman.
the 2nd oor math room. Short discus- Bankers Advertising Co. ......1,675.38 Gary Jorn, City Clerk 5 NE 68355-2655.
President Kanel welcomed the fol- Beatrice Mechanical Service.....55.00 Name and Address of the Regis-
sion on who is attending NRCSA. lowing guest to the meeting: Mark
22) Administrator Reports: Princi- Binder Brothers .......................506.21 tered Agent for the Limited Liability
Novak, April Binder, Sara Kappel, Black Hills Energy ...............7,649.10 Company: Brian Poppe, 1616 Harlan
pal Kimbrough’s report mentioned up- Karen Mezger, Nicole Dunn, Denise NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
coming classes for Energy and Health Blackboard Connect ................948.70 Street, Falls City, NE 68355-2655.
Hunzeker, Nancy Schulenberg, Anne Blecha’s 66 Service ..............1,662.30 Name and Address of Each Mem-
Academies; NeSA testing will begin the Maschmann, Kathie Hall, Glena With- In the County Court of Richardson
end of March; upcoming events. Prin- Blecha’s General Store ..............16.93 ber: Barbara Good, 3101 Sandalwood
ers, Angie Schnacker, Bill Nordloh, Blick Art Materials ....................37.05 County, Nebraska. In the Matter of Ave., Morro Bay, CA 93442.
cipal Cover congratulated the Spelling Peggy Williams, Kim Standerford, the Estate of Lois Lunsford, Deceased.
Bee participants; the “Tom Sawyer” Business Card.......................3,093.80 Type of Business: Real Estate
Shari Drake, Donna Railsback, Lisa CIT Technology Financing Services, Case No. PR11-12 Holding - Farm Land.
musical performed by the 7th and 8th Othmer, Drew Flynn, Jamie Stalder,
grades; Robotics team who took their Inc ...........................................209.61 I declare I am the person who exe-
Brittany Huppert, Felicia Pursche, and Cornhusker International Truc ..66.97 Notice is hereby given that a Formal cuted this instrument, which execution
project to SAC museum; Eighth Grade Gregg Robke. Petition for Determination of Heirs,
Promotion and Middle School Honors DeMoulin Brothers & Company ........ is my act and deed.
Correspondence: none. 419.50 Appointment of Michael J. Prosser as Dated: 4-11-2011.
night is set for May 17th at 7:00 PM Motion by Glathar, seconded by Personal Representative or Appoint-
in Table Rock. Superintendent Kim- Den’s Country Meats ...........5,427.00 Brian J. Baker
Stalder to approve the agenda with Dennis Ehmke .........................240.00 ment of a Special Administrator has Carmel & Naccasha, LLP
brough discussed transportation and the deletion of 8:B as it is listed twice. been led herein and is set for hear-
technology. EPS.......................................1,100.00 1410 Marsh St.
Motion carried 9-0. Ebsco Subscription Serv .........461.55 ing in the County Court of Richardson San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
23) Executive Session: Motion by Motion by Steffen, seconded by County, Nebraska, 1700 Stone Street,
Ogle that the board enter into closed Eggers Bros Inc .......................219.06 (805) 546-8785
Leech to approve the minutes of the Esu #4.................................28,595.32 Falls City, Nebraska on May 25, 2011, [Link]
session to discuss personnel. Motion regular meeting held on March 14, at 9:30 o’clock A.M.
seconded by Leech at 9:05 PM. Mo- Esu #6......................................731.67 5-12-19
2011 and the special meeting on May Esu 5........................................108.00
tion carried 9-0. 5, 2011. Motion carried 9-0. Nancy A. DeKlotz,
Falls City Journal ......................88.45
24) Motion by Standerford, sec-
onded by Leech to come out of execu-
Motion by Steffen, seconded by Falls City Mercantile Co. ........226.66 Clerk of the County Court We
Stalder to approve bills for payment for Falls City Sanitation................326.70
tive session at 9:34 PM. Motion car-
ried 9-0.
a total of $523,085.35 for general and
payroll funds. Motion carried 9-0.
Farmers Coop Elevator .............22.00 WEAVER & MERZ
Douglas E. Merz #12807
spread
25) Motion by Steffen, seconded Fremont Industries ..................390.00
All board members present re- Robert J. Meyer #22281
by Standerford to adjourn at 9:36 PM.
Motion carried 9-0.
viewed activity, treasurer and lunch
General Ofce Checking Acct.359.43
GovConnection, Inc ..................56.91 1719 Stone Street, P.O. Box 569 the
fund reports. Motion by Steffen, sec- Grizzly Industrial Inc ...........1,336.70 Falls City, NE 68355
The next regular meeting of the
HTRS Board of Education will be
onded by Standerford to approve all
reports. Motion carried 9-0.
HTRS Payroll Acct ..........378,874.41 (402) 245-3015
5-12-19
word
Harris....................................1,715.05
April 11, 2011 at 7:00 PM in the 2nd
Floor Math Room.
Patron Comment: Congratulations
from the Board of Education to Deb
Heavy Duty Bus Parts, Inc ......222.04 The Falls City
Respectfully submitted, Humboldt Standard .................192.94
Kellie Workman, Board Recorder
Avery for receiving NRCSA Teacher of
the Year Award. Ernie Blecha of Goth-
IXL Learning - Quia Corporation ......
49.00
Journal
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Thursday, May 5, 2011 Falls City Journal Page 21

Falls City The Falls City Journal assumes no respon-

sibility for Employment Opportunity, earn-at-
ATTENTION UTILITY CUSTOMERS
home or other similar ads which are placed in
our paper by rms outside our trade area. This
It is time to sign up for the Level Payment Plan.
newspaper has neither the resources nor the time Applications will be available at the Falls City Utility

Classifieds
to investigate the reliability of such offers.
Ofce from April 15th, to May 15th. All applications
must be returned by May 19, 2011. If you are currently
Misc. for Sale on the Level Payment Plan, you do not need to re-apply.
Stop in and see our weekly spe-
Wanted to Buy cials at Flair Boutique! 1611
Stone St., Falls City. 18-20
Falls City Utility Department
16-19
WANTED: Recycling aluminum cans,
M-W-Sat., 9:30-2:30. Old N. Hwy 73 WELDERS
south of swimming pool, Falls City,
NE. 31-tf
Sabetha, Kansas MOM IDEAS - Angels 10% off,
Rafter ip-ops, outdoor decor, so- NEBRASKA STATEWIDE
larwind-chimes, solar stake lights &
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Work Wanted Farm & City Supply, Ace Hard-
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
ware. 18
45 YEARS sewing experience, do works! Place your 25 word ad into RAVENNA DEVELOPMENT Group
sewing alternations, bridal and draper- If you wish to join a team of dedicat- thousands of Nebraska homes for seeking full-time Economic Director.
ies, and machine quilting, 245-2887. ed employees who take pride in the 16’ Mon Ark John boat, 68” width, $210. Contact your local news- Bachelor’s Degree, related experience
18-tf equipment they build and appreci- with a 25 hp. Suzuki motor and trailer, paper or call 1-800-369-2850. required. Resume by May 15, 2011, to
ate working in a custom fabrication $1,800. Call 402-245-2239. 14-21P Linda Zinnell, 710 Grand Ave., Raven-
H elp W an t e d environment, contact MAC Equip-
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na, NE 68869 or lzinnell@[Link].
leading manufacturer of air ltration are here! Farm & City Supply, Ace Low rates. Statewide ling. No ofce SOUTHEAST COMMUNITY
and pneumatic conveying equip- Hardware. 18 appointment necessary. Call Steffens College FT Milford Campus John
A full-time overnight position is avail-
able working with individuals with ment, is currently seeking quality Law Ofce, 308-872-8327. steffens- Deere Technology Instructor needed.
developmental disabilities. Full-time minded welders for 1st & 2nd shift. Lots(s) for building 130’ x 205’ Between [Link]. We are a debt Complete application on or before
offers a yearly salary of a $28,000+ Patricia Dr. & Louise Ln. Will divide relief agency, which helps people le 5/27/11. Application at [Link]-
with benets. Benets include health Best t candidates will posses: Ex- or sell as one. 245-4632. 17-20P bankruptcy under the bankruptcy code. [Link] or call 402-323-3421. EOE.
insurance, life insurance, sick leave, perience in a manufacturing envi-
personal leave, vacation leave, holi- ronment with exposure to grinding, 8X8 Ft. Deck, $500 call after 5:00 P.M. LOOKING FOR the classic car, LIVE-WORK-Party-Play! Play
day pay, and stock option retirement welding, tting or blueprint reading. 402-245-5850. 18P truck or motorcycle of your dreams? in Vegas, Hang in LA, Jet to New
plan. Closing date is May 6, 2011. Go to [Link]. York! Hiring 18-24 girls/guys. $400-
Call Bea at SENDS in Auburn, 274- For consideration, apply at: It’s your Midwest connection to clas- 800 weekly. Paid expenses. Sign-
MAC Equipment Inc. Briggs Scissor Lift, raises 19 ft., self
4996. EOE 16-18 propelled, 402-245-4553. 18-20P sic vehicles for sale. Need to sell a ing bonus. Call 1-866-574-7454.
Hwy 75 S. Sabetha, Kansas 66534 classic vehicle? For only $25, your
Or Fax resume to :785-284-3565 ad with photos will run until sold! EXPERIENCED PIVOT Tech need-
Carriers Needed. Penny Press 402- Or email resume to Memory Foam mattresses back in
245-2498. 11-tf Call this newspaper today for more ed at Lindsay dealership in central
hr@[Link] stock!! Queen matt. Only $649; information or call 1-800-369-2850.
King matt. only $799. Delivery/haul- Nebraska. Position is full-time, wages
Richardson County Road Department ing off old matt. available. Home- negotiable, good benets package.
MAC offers a full range of ben- AFFORDABLE PRESS Release Call 308-636-8349 or 308-636-2327.
is currently seeking applications for ets incl. medical/dental plan, town Furniture, 530 Oregon, Hia- service. Send your message to 178
a part-time laborer/truck driver. Ap- disability & life ins., tax assis- watha. 785-742-7525 18-tf newspapers across Nebraska for one
plications are available at the Hwy. DRIVER WANTED: Class A CDL
tance plan, paid leave, 401(k) low price! Call 1-800-369-2850 or with Hazmat/tanker. North Dakota
Supt. Ofce, 65087 706 Trail, Falls + match, & on-the-job training. DOUBLE H BOOTS - Made here in [Link] for more details.
City, NE and on the website www. the USA - Get’em here! Farm & City location. Pay $25/hour plus bonus.
An Equal Opportunity Employer. wrede@[Link] or BX Trans-
[Link]. Applications will Supply, Ace Hardware. 18 PROFITABLE NEBRASKA Busi-
be accepted until 4:00 P.M. May 13, 18-19 port, Box 461, Norfolk, NE 68702.
ness for sale by owner. Many types,
2011 at the Hwy. Supt. Ofce. Rich- sizes, locations, terms. Priced
ardson County is an equal opportu- LOOKING FOR OTR owner op-
$25,000 to $15M. Other states avail- erators for a family owned atbed
nity employer. 17-18 able. Afliated Business Consul- operation. Plenty of miles and qual-
tants. 1-800-617-4204. [Link]. ity home time. Safety bonus pro-
NOW HIRING • Sales Engineer com <[Link] . gram. Please call 877-626-4658.
DELI NOON MENU
Applicant must have a technical background in engineering to pro- Served 11 A.M.-1 P.M. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT Out- YOU GOT the drive, we have
vide sales support to an established customer base. This position plans let; new & used restaurant equipment. the direction. OTR Drivers, APU
Hot Beef Sandwiches, See [Link] for more
and modies Airlanco’s product line to meet specic customer equip- equipped pre-pass EZ-pass, pets/
Fried Chicken, Soups or Chili info; Sioux City, IA, 1-800-526-7105. passenger policy. Newer equipment.
ment application. Applicant will also develop new leads and custom- Available Every Day
ers keeping informed of technical trends, new product developments 100% No Touch. 1-800-528-7825.
EASY TO own a new dou-
and industry news. Some travel will be required. Salary is negotiable. Fri., May 6: Catsh Strips, blewide or singlewide. Our home,
Tuna Noodle, Wedges
ATTENTION OWNER Opera-
your land, and $0 deposit. It’s tors! New pay increase. No up-
Excellent Benet Package including: Medical & Dental, 401K Retirement Sat., May 7: Asst. Wings, easy. Ask how?? 800-375-3115. front costs, industries best fuel dis-
Plan, Paid Time Off, Ten paid holidays Sloppy Joe’s, Strips counts, bonus programs and home
Sun., May 8: Meat Loaf, Broc. Cheese LOOMIX® FEED supplements weekly. 25+, 2 years OTR, CDL-A.
Submit resume via mail, fax, or e-mail to: is seeking Dealers. Motivated indi- Call 866-946-4322, [Link]-inc.
Chicken Fried Steak, Apple Cobbler viduals with cattle knowledge and
Mon., May 9: Stuffed Cabbage,
com <[Link] .
community ties. Contact Bethany
Salisbury Steak, Chicken Noodles @ 800-870-0356/bjenkins@loomix. $25,000 REWARD for older Gibson,
ATTN: HR Department, PO BOX 398, FALLS CITY, NE 68355 Tues., May 10: Stuffed Peppers, com to nd out if there is a Deal- Fender, Martin, Gretsch, Rickenbacker,
Fax No. 402-245-5196 • E-mail to: akerl@[Link] Beef Stew, Mac & Cheese ership opportunity in your area. National, Mosrite guitars. Paying $500-
Equal Opportunity Employer 18 Wed., May 11: Lasagna, Goulash, $25,000+. Please call Crawford White,
CITY OF Ogallala is seeking a 1-800-477-1233 x300, Nashville, TN.
Garlic Bread City Manager. More info at www.
18
Thurs., May 12: Ham & Beans, [Link] or at 308-284-
NOW HIRING • Electrical Engineer Corn Bread, Tater Tot Casserole 3607. Position open until lled.
Services
Applicant will be responsible for the functionality of robot welders, cutting 18 Salary $69,696-$99,264 DOQ.
tables, and CNC equipment on the production oor. Electrical Engineers will
also design manufactured products based on customer specications and
applications. Applicant should be experienced with AutoCAD, 3D Vehicles for Sale Miscellaneous Sailors Painting & Decorating. Inte-
rior and exterior. Call for exterior bids
Engineering Software, G code, and must have PLC experience. 3-5 years now. 402-801-9069. 12-19
related experience is a plus. 2004 Chrysler PT Cruiser. Auto, Elec- Garage Sales: City-wide garage sales
tric, 93,000 miles, very good condition. at Pawnee City, Nebraska on May 7, Tree trimming and removal, 402-
402-245-7338, Thompson. 18P 2011, from 8:00 to 3:00. Rain or shine. 883-2114 or 402-801-9275. 12-21P
Excellent Benet Package including: Medical & Dental Insurance Maps available at garage sale locations.
401K Retirement Plan, Paid Time Off, 10 Paid Holidays Sponsored by Pawnee County Promo-
Submit resume via mail, fax or e-mail to: For Rent tional Network. 18-P Licensed Daycare has an opening.
Reasonable rates, exable hours. 245-
3056. 16-18P
2 bedroom home, C/A, partially fur- New Beginnings Singles Dance. May
nished, offstreet parking with garage 13th, 8 p.m., Eagles Lodge, 2004 N
and carport, $450/mo. plus security de- Belt Highway in St. Joseph, MO. Ad-
ATTN: HR Department, PO BOX 398, FALLS CITY NE 68355 posit, available now, Randy Gerweck, mission is $5.00. Country and Oldies. HUMANE
402-883-2273. 18 No Smoking. 18-19P
Fax No: (402) 245-5196 • E-mail: akerl@[Link]
18 SOCIETY
Our 2 bedroom condo is available to Bridal Registry — The unconventional
rent the month of May in South Padre Is- but so useful wedding gifts! Whether .
the couple is registered here or not, we From the Richardson
land, TX. Phone Brenda Meyer @ 402-
are glad to help you nd the perfect County Humane Society
Extru-Tech, Inc. 801-0633 for details. 18
gift. We, of course, have gift certi-
Located in Sabetha, KS 3 - 2 Bedroom Apts., Novak Realty Co., cates and we gift wrap! Farm & City,
402-245-3242. 18 Ace Hardware. 59-tf
A leader in the manufacturing of extrusion equipment has an immediate job
opening for a qualied Project Engineer. Individual must be an organized, self Ground oor luxury furnished, apt., BANKRUPTCY: Low Rates, No
motivator willing to help company with continuous growth process. available by the night, week or month. charge for initial ofce conference.
402-245-2075. 17-18 Contact Wm. VonSeggern Attorney
at 105 East 17th St. Falls City, or
JOB DUTIES
• Coordinating & scheduling multiple projects to meet project timelines For Lease call 402-245-3815. I help people le
bankruptcy petitions under the United Friendly male yellow/white tabby
• Interact with customers, vendors and production to meet project require-
ments Ofce space at 12th and Stone St., States Bankruptcy Code. 7-tfP kitten, approx. 12 weeks was p/u
• Creation of assembly drawings and bill of materials Falls City, 402-245-2808. in the 1000 Block of Lane and a
T-1st-e-3rd-tf Looking for a Medicare Supplement? friendly black adult cat was p/u in
JOB REQUIREMENTS Several plans to choose from, Call Bill the area of the 2200 Block of Lane,
• Engineering or Technical degree preferred Homes for Sale Jenkins at 402-245-2426 18-19 both are at the City Pound, call the
PD 245-4422 to claim or adopt.
• Previous experience in the manufacturing industry is benecial
• Previous experience with extruders or dryers is also benecial Old House, Needs work. 407 Wal- Legion Club Fish Fry every 2nd and Also a friendly grey tabby female
• CAD experience with AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT preferred nut, Verdon. Call 402-883-2715. 4th Friday, 5-8 p.m. 59-tf adult cat was found by the waste
• Strong organization skills 18P treatment plant north of Falls City,
possibly could be from the 2600
Compensation based on experience. Apply in person at 100 Airport Road, Sa- Real Estate PREGNANT–Give life a chance. We
care for you and your unborn child.
Block of Lane area, call the Hu-
mane Society to claim. 245-2779
betha, KS 66534, or contact Dale Stallbaumer (Engineering Manager) at 785- Birthright – 402-477-8021.
284-4142 or email (dales@[Link]) 18-19 221 W. 12th St., 2 bed, 1 bath, new
roof, 1 car garage, call Adam, 402- T-1st-e-3rd-tf Sponsored by the Humane Society,
245-2486 for more information..
17-18
245-2779.
C.J. Foods, Inc. is currently seeking an addition to
our growing Accounting Department in Pawnee City, 2523 Towle St.
NE. Functions of the position include the primary New Roof ‘06
responsibility for accounts receivable, to include
customer invoicing, production reports, and sales order New H2O Heater
ticket corrections; accounts payable responsibilities, New AC/Furnace ‘06
to include entering invoices and matching them with
packing slips; and act as a back-up for other office
New Wood Floors ‘11
personnel. Two years prior accounting experience MOVE IN READY!
preferred; two-year degree in related field desired.
Call for an Appt.
C.J. Foods offers a full benefits package including
competitive pay, paid time off, 401(k) retirement
plan, health insurance, tuition assistance, and a
profit sharing bonus plan. MILLER-MONROE
TO APPLY, PLEASE SEND RESUME TO COMPANY, INC.
C.J. Foods, Inc., Human Resources, P.O. Box 348,
Pawnee City, NE 68420 or slang@[Link]. Steve Kottich Contact: Steve Simon 1608 Stone, Falls City, NE 68355
18 245-7096 Sherri Howard 801-0018 245-8151 Phone: (402) 245-2722 18
Page 22 Falls City Journal Thursday, May 5, 2011

Alicia Schock photo

Alicia Schock photo

(TOP LEFT) FC Sacred Heart junior Sara Landis went 4-10 in

the high jump and placed fth at the Pioneer Conference Meet in
Auburn last Saturday. (TOP) FCSH sophomore Lane Barnhill com-
peted in the long jump and also nished sixth in the 200-meter dash
and helped the Irish 4x100 team (Clay Finck, Garrett Harring and
Yianni Haralabis) capture the gold medal. (BOTTOM LEFT) HTRS
sophomore Hannah Volker nished third in the discus with a throw
of 111-03.

Runza promo nets $133.91 for TeamMates

The Falls City TeamMates Mentoring Program is very thankful
to the local Runza and its customers. The program received a check
for $133.91, which is 10 percent of the proceeds collected on March
29, TeamMates Day, at the local Runza Restaurant.
Each year the Runza Restaurants across Nebraska and now Iowa
set aside one day a year to donate a percentage of the prots to the
local TeamMates Program. There were seventy-six Runza locations
that participated across Nebraska and Iowa.
Alicia Schock photo
“Runza Restaurants is proud to take an active role in each and
every community we serve. More than a responsibility, it’s our priv-
ilege to positively impact the lives of our neighbors,” said Becky
Perrett, Director of Marketing at Runza National. “TeamMates
and Runza are two organizations founded in Nebraska and we are
honored to be able to partner together to support our youth,” said
Suzanne Hince, Executive Director of the TeamMates Mentoring
Program.

GREEN TAG EVENT FREE The generous gift will be used to support the local Falls City
TeamMates Mentoring Program.

LUNCH
DUNN GREENERY
YES, WE'RE OPEN ON MOTHER'S DAY!

OPEN HOUSE
Sat., May 7th and Sun., May 8th
Come by for weekend specials for mom!
ALL SINGLE & PACKS OF ANNUALS
ARE BUY 4 GET 5TH FREE!
We are having Hot Dogs on Sat., from 11 to 1 P.M.
Activities for the kids featuring a coloring contest with
the winner getting a basket for mom!
North on Hwy 73 • West on 711 Rd
Hours: Wed – Sat 9-6 • Sun 1-6
GREEN TAG (402) 245-4185
EVENT
DATE:
MAY 20TH 2011

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• GREAT MOWER • GREAT MOWER
PLACE:
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• MOUND CITY

 
• GREAT SAVINGS • GREAT SAVINGS
• GREAT DEALS • GREAT DEALS • GREAT SAVINGS ON LAWN
MOWERS--FREE LUNCH
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HIAWATHA IMPLEMENT CO., INC.
    


  

1410 STATE STREET 

MOUND CITY, MO 64470

(660) 442-3814
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