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The Wrangler
August 16, 2012
Phone: 402-925-8564
Fax: 402-924-3647
E-mail: [email protected]
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2nd Annual Haymazing Race
With another Hay Days weekend
come and gone, another Haymazing
Race has been put in the books.
This year, the third annual Haymazing Race took place on Sunday, August 5th at the Atkinson City Park.
The weather was gorgeous and
there was a great turnout. With a
record number of team entrants – 27
teams signed up this year – the third
annual Olympic themed race was a
success. On your marks, get set, go!
Teams of two charged off across the
park to complete challenges including a blindfolded, stick horse obsta-
cle course, the balance beam, badminton, basketball and field hockey.
There was a station where they had
to organize the five Olympic rings in
the correct color order, and each
team even had a chance to cut six
minutes off of their final check in
time by polishing off an Olympic
Smoothie – a blended combination
of Greek yogurt, Feta cheese, olive
juice and green olives.
Going home with the bronze with
a third place finish was Team Kennor – Sandy Kennedy and Becky
(Continued on page 2)
Zach Kunz Awarded
Local Memorial Scholarship
Zach Kunz, son of Ken and Jan Kunz of Stuart, is the
recipient of a $500 Krotter Hoffman Christina Kaup Memorial Scholarship offered through the Stuart Community
Foundation. While in high school, Zach was involved in
music, athletics, National Honor Society, FFA, speech,
one acts, and mock trial. Zach will be attending Wayne
State College this fall where he will major in Computer
Science. Congratulations Zach!
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What’s Happening This Week
At Atkinson/Stuart Country Club
Friday
8-17
Friday Night League--4:00pm--Husker Room
Rehearsal Supper @ 6:00pm, Dining & Lounge
Saturday 8-18
St Joseph Golf Tournament & Supper--12:30 tee-off
Monday
8-20
Women's League--4:00pm
Tuesday
8-21
West Holt Golf--10:00am
Board Meeting--8:00pm
Wednesday 8-22
Wednesday Night League--4:00pm
7:00pm to 9:00pm--Steaks, serving off menu
Thursday 8-23
Pioneer Seeds--5:30
Complete Calendar visit our Web Site www.atkinsonstuartcountryclub.com
Haymazing Race—(Continued from page 1)
Parkside Manor
Silent Auction
2
Avera St. Anthony’s
Hospital Report
Admissions
July 31
Aug. 1
Aug. 2
Aug. 4
Aug. 6
Hugh Carr, Amelia
Kenneth Martin, Inman
Mrs. Daniel Kohle, Stuart
Mrs. Patrick Bergman,
Orchard
Robert Carr, O'Neill
Mrs. Dustin Barthel,
Ainsworth
Patricia Hurlbert, O'Neill
Dismissals
Aug. 1
Aug. 2
Aug. 4
Carol Murberger, Ewing
Lumir Ratkovec, O'Neill
Mrs. Daniel Kohle &
Daughter, Stuart
Hugh Carr, Amelia
Robert Carr, O'Neill
Mrs. Patrick Bergman &
Daughter, Orchard
Borer, with a final time of 17:12. Second place and silver medals went to
Team Lech – James and Austyn Lech,
Various themed baskets are
with a final time of 16.18, and gaining
currently being displayed at ParkAug. 5
the gold and first place were The Darts
side Manor. Bids will be accepted
Aug. 6
– Alex Fritz and Ashley Randolph, with
through August 20th. Proceeds from
a final time of 14:53. Each team was
the silent auction will go towards the
also required to make a team flag this
purchase of a soft serve ice cream
year. Award for Best Team Flag was
Births
machine for the residents. Stop in
Team Kennor – Sandy Kennedy and
Born to Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Kohle
and see what we have to offer!
Becky Borer. They won movie passes
of Stuart, a baby girl on 8/2/12,
compliments of the Murphy Theatre in
weighing 6lbs., 14½oz., and has been
Stuart.
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named Kennedie Anna.
The other teams that participated
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Born to Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Bergincluded Pam Winer and Emily Burk;
message if I do not answer. I will
man
of Orchard, a baby girl on
Chris and Perry Winer; Megan & Ryan
return
your
call
as
soon
as
possible.
8/4/12,
weighing 7lbs., 11½oz., and
Coffin; Renae Osborne and Carrie
has
been
named Breeya Dawn.
Monday-11-3:30PM
Holt; Shannon Kellner and Tarra
Born to Mr. & Mrs. Dustin Barthel
Janzing; Michele Davis and Katie OlTuesday-11-6PM
of Ainsworth, a baby girl on 8/6/12,
son; Connie Whitlock and Denise
weighing 5lbs., 14½oz.
Sperling; Sawyer Williams and Evan
Laible; Dawsen and Devin Jargensmeier; Doreen and Franklin
Fessler; Adam Flannery and Annie
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you for your cooperation in this
Come and enjoy
Shannon and Zach Gunter; Ben
matter.—Doreen Fessler, Editor
Janssen and Ben Slaymaker; and Lukas Laible and Mason Hale.
We would like to say a giant Thank You to
Yard of the Week
all the teams that participated in the Haymazing
The residents of the Parkside Assisted Living in Stuart wish to
Race 2012, also to our sponsors who donated
show their appreciation for all of the hard work the citizens of Stuart do
prizes: the Murphy Theatre in Stuart and Don
to keep Stuart a beautiful town. They are aware of all of the weeding,
and Sandy Holtgrew, but mostly to our fantastic
mowing, planting and especially the watering that is
family who gave us their time and their weekYARD
done during this dry time. To honor the hard working
end to help with the race – You guys help us
OF THE
families of Stuart, the assisted living residents have
take the ideas in our heads and bring them to
WEEK
decided to nominate a “Yard of the Week”.
life and we appreciate it! Now it’s back to the
(Sorry for the misprint last week.) The “Yard of the
drawing board to plan next year’s Haymazing
Week” is Kurt and Gina Kramer ’s. Drive by and
Race. We can’t wait to see you all there!
have a look.
Diane Osborne and Becci Martin
Christian Mother's
Breakfast
Reminder
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Classified Ads
Stuart Fire Department
Has 2 Items For Sale:
DON SCHMADER FAMILY
“CLEAN OUT THE HOUSE”
Sealed bids are being accepted by the
Stuart Rural Fire Department on these items.
Mail bids to:
Stuart Volunteer Fire Department,
POB 87,
Stuart NE 68780
Bids must be postmarked by 8/24/2012.
#1 SKID UNIT
Made by Smeal MFG. Co, Snyder NE
Model BW250 P9
Serial #87033
250 Gal Water Tank
12 volt electric start, 9 HP, B&S engine
Gorman-Rupp pump w/primer
Electric rewind hose reel w/100' fire hose
2-1" hose connections w/valves
Measures 6' long, 4' wide and 59" tall
This slides into a standard pickup box.
This skid unit was working when removed
and was replaced by a larger unit.
#2 ELECTRIC REWIND HOSE REEL
38" wide, 18" diameter
Will hold approximately 200' of 1" fire hose
100' hose included
This was working when the truck it was
on was taken out of service.
If you have any questions about either of
these items you may contact: Dan Malone @
402 340-1487 or Randy Jardee @ 402 3405314
We reserve the right to refuse any and
all bids.
FUNDRAISER GARAGE SALE BAKE SALE
PROCEEDS DONATED TO:
Stuart Community Foundation Fund Medical Clinic Fund
ONE DAY ONLY
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25TH
8:00 AM- 3:00 PM
AT THE DON SCHMADERER GARAGE
211 N PARNELL, STUART, NE
(½ BLOCK WEST OF MAIN STREET, BEHIND ENVY)
Many, Many Miscellaneous
Household items-the garage is-overflowing with great deals!
Help Wanted
Looking for help in the construction field. Experience
preferred but not necessary. Please contact Mike Bock at
402-822-0022 Cell or 402-924-4104 Home
Birth Announcement
Dan and Jonna Kohle of Stuart, NE, are
the proud parents of a daughter, Kennedie
Anna, weighing 6 lbs 14 ½ oz, and measuring
18½ inches long. Kennedie was born on August 2, 2012 and is welcomed home by big
sister Kemberlyn.
Grandparents are Jerry and Regina
O’Connor of Kearney, NE and Jim and Linda
Kohle of Stuart, NE.
Great grandparents are Bill and Doris
Kohle of Stuart, NE.
Kitchen Items
Dishes
Tablecloths - linens
Furniture – including Oak Secretary and Day Bed
Books – large selection for adults and children
VHS Videos –large selection for adults and children
Toys and Games
Decorations - Including many Holiday Items
Candles
Child’s Bike
Ping Pong Table
Pictures and frames
Little Tikes outside toys
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Happy Birthday
Landfill Hours
Stuart Township Library
Tuesday—4PM-8PM
Thursday—4 PM-8 PM
Saturday—4 PM—8 PM
Sunday—2 PM—6 PM
The landfill will be closed after hours!
Monday-2:00 PM. - 5:30 PM
Wednesday-2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Friday.-11:00 AM– 5:30 PM
Stuart Public School Lunch & Breakfast Menu
Breakfast
Lunch
Monday, August 20
French Toast Sticks, Hot or Cold
Cereal, Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Tuesday, August 21
Smores, Hot or Cold Cereal, Toast,
Fruit, Juice, Milk
Wednesday, August 22
Egg To Go, Hot or Cold Cereal,
Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Thursday August 23
Long Johns, Hot or Cold Cereal,
Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Friday August 24
Breakfast Boats, Hot or Cold Cereal,
Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Monday, August 20
BBQ Pork on Bun, Baked Beans,
F & V Bar, Milk
Tuesday, August 21
Orange Chicken, Rice, Green Beans,
F & V Bar, Milk
Wednesday, 22
Tacos, Peas, F & V Bar, Milk
Thursday August 23
Breaded Beef Patty, Smashed Potatoes, Gravy, Corn, F & V Bar, Milk
Friday August 24
Chicken Strips, Sweet Potatoes, TT,
F & V Bar, Milk
Preschool Breakfast Menu
Monday, August 20
French Toast Sticks, Peaches or Juice, Milk
Tuesday, August 21
Smores, Grapes or Juice, Milk
Wednesday, August 22
Thursday August 16
Egg To Go, Banana or Juice, Milk
Long Johns, Strawberries or Juice, Milk
Friday August 24
Smores, Grapes or Juice, Milk
August 11
Don Shearer
August 17
Shannon Sis—Tanisha Fahrenholz
Justin Estill
August 18
Karen Myers—Joan Dobrovlny
Ralph Olberding—Jenny Stracke
Rose Malone
August 19
Ashley Kramer—Zachary Michka
Alex Kunz
August 20
Michelle Lindbloom
Jennifer Schmaderer
August 21
Loretta Gill—Kyra Tubbs
Alex Jarecke
August 22
Brian Olberding—Matt Ramm
Teri Michka
August 23
Conner Hermsen—Calvin Alder
Travis Morrow—Jack Kaup
Happy Anniversary
August 17
Harvey & Kathy Wewel
Brandon & Anita Hanson
August 19
Mel & Marge Stracke
August 22
Martin & Marilyn Miksch
News from stuart’s ChurChes
Abundant Grace
Assembly of God
7 miles East of Stuart on Hwy 20
Wednesday
Adult Bible Study & Girls Club
(ages 3-8) @ 6:30 pm
Sunday
Sunday School—9:45 am
Morning Worship Service—10:45 am
Children's church—11:15 am
St. Boniface
Catholic Church
Stuart Community
Church
Mass Time
Sunday Morning Services
9:30AM
Saturday, August 11—7:00PM
Sunday, August 12—10:30AM
Office Open-8AM-4PM-Tues. & Wed.
Confessions for St. Boniface will be after the
11:15 Masses on Tues., Wed., & Thurs. or by appt.
Announcements
Aug. 18/19-Missionary here
Aug. 21-Parish Council mtg. @7:30
Aug. 23-Ladies Guild @Parkside
Aug. 26-Christian Mothers Breakfast
Announcements
Pastor Wayne Owens will be in
Stuart on Tuesday’s. 924-3375 is
the Church number or you may call
him at home at 925-2250.
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Parkside Manor News
July 30-August 4, 2012
Monday morning
ber. Exercise was
was the time for l:l visits
done right before
and sensory stimulation,
lunch. Diana was
with activity staff going
here to do hair
from room to room visitstyles during the
ing with folks. Later,
day today. Sevthey met in the living
eral residents
room for reminisce time
went outside at
where we talked about
noon for a picnic.
price comparisons from
It was a beautiful
1945 until 1995. We
day with not much
were really surprised at
wind, so it was
what we learned, and all
really enjoyed by
agreed things have
the folks who atreally changed. Exertended. The
cise was done to the
grilled hamburgLloyd and Bettye S. celebrate
music tape. The readers with all the
the August birthdays
ing group finished up the
fixings, potato
second in a series of “Little House”
salad and melon tasted really good
books. Every day we have people sitoutside. A good crowd was on hand
ting outside.
for Thirsty Thursday where we served
Evelyn Paxton prayed the Rosary
a meat and cheese tray along with all
with the residents Tuesday morning.
the favorite beverages. This is a fun
We were happy to listen to Marjorie
time for everyone who attends, as well
Bussinger play the piano for the resias the staff.
dents this morning also. Bingo, one of
Pastor John Ryding was here to
our favorite activities, was held in the
lead the Protestant church service
afternoon. The helpers we had today
Friday morning. Elaine Schorn was
were Joan Murphy, Judy Schmitz, Punk here to play the organ for the hymns
Steinhauser, Alice and Jason Fahrenthat were sung. Several games of Wii
holz. The prizes that were won were
bowling were played afterwards. We
used for social hour. The residents
were happy to listen to Marjorie’s pihave been watching the Olympics
ano music for a few minutes. Most of
whenever they are on.
the ladies had their nails freshly polWednesday morning, there was a
ished throughout the day. Father Luke
group of residents who wanted to spend Steffes was here to celebrate Mass
time outside. We were very happy to
with the residents and people from the
have Tyler Stanley come to play music
community. We honored 8 of our resiand sing for us right before lunch. We
dents who have August birthdays at
enjoyed hearing his music very much,
the monthly birthday party this afterand thankful that he wanted to entertain noon. Everyone was happy to have
us. Judy was busy in the beauty shop
Frank Murphy here to play his keymost of the day. We played a lively
board and violin for us after the birthgame of ball toss in the living room, and day party.
also a group went out and shucked a
Amber Neibauer read the local
batch of sweet corn. We have really
papers to the residents Saturday, and
been enjoying the fresh garden produce also spent some time outside with oththat has been brought in to us. For soers. She was the hostess for the Satcial hour today, the kitchen staff made
urday social hour. We had numerous
s’mores for social hour in honor of Navisitors in the facility throughout the
tional S’mores Day. The regular
weekend which makes all of us very
Wednesday movie was shown at 4:00.
happy. It is great to see everyone.
The folks who enjoy movies really look
The residents and staff of Parkside
forward to this day.
Manor and also the Assisted Living
A couple of games of cards were
wishes to convey our deepest sympaplayed Thursday morning. Later, they
thy to the family and friends of Darla
studied the states and capitols; it is alElsbury. She will be missed by all of
ways fun to see how much we rememus.
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PARKSIDE MANOR
MENU
August 20-24, 2012
Monday
Roast Beef Dinner, Dinner Roll,
Butterscotch Pudding Parfait
Tuesday
Honey Mustard Pork, Baked
Potatoes, Sour Cream, Baked
Beans, Bread, 5 Cup Salad
Wednesday
Meatloaf with Tomato Sauce,
Mashed Potatoes and Gravy,
Green and Gold Beans, Rice
Pudding, Dinner Roll
Thursday
Crispy Ranch Chicken, Cheesy
Broccoli Rice, Bread,
Banana Split Dessert
Friday
Salmon Loaf, Scalloped
Potatoes, Squash Casserole,
Cornbread, Lime Parfait Square
Time to Check & Change
Your Filters
In Your
AC & Furnace!!
Stop in today & pick
one up today!!
Wm. Krotter Company
924-3611
Stuart Locker
Stuart
Livestock Supply
924-3301
Store Hours
Monday-Saturday
8:00AM-6:00PM
Your Hometown Grocery Store
Custom Butchering & Processing,
Cleaning Pick-up, Film Processing,
Complete Line of Animal Health Products
We accept WIC checks and EBT cards.
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Dedication To Our Service Members
Please send cards and letters. They will enjoy hearing from you.
Service Members Overseas
Hickman, Lynetta L.
MACS-4, ATC, DETA, Unit 37215
FPO AP 96603-7215
Marine Lance Corporal is a
niece of Glen Revelle
Stationed at Okinawa until July
Sgt. Markvicka, Casey L.
A. Co. 7-101st
TF LIFT
APO AE 09355
Son-in-Law of Rose Barritt
and the late Dan Barritt
Lena M. Shearer
2060 Santa Clara Ave, Apt. E
Alameda, CA 94501
Lena is the daughter of Don Shearer
A2C Revelle, Arik A.
18101 E. Steamboat Ave #186
Aurora, CO 80011
Nephew of Glen Revelle
Stationed at Buckley Air Force Base
SSgt. Terrance Kaup
1291 Hammerstone, Dr
Idaho Falls, ID 83401
S. Sgt. Anthony Shearer
361 Shawnee Ln
Superior, CO 80027
Kurtis Campbell
6024 95th PL N.E.
Marysville, WA 98270
LCPL Benjamin Cobb
VA Medical Center
ID-TR
One Veterans Drive
Minneapolis, MN 55417
Attention!—Anyone with family members in the service please send their address to The Wrangler.
Cards and letters from their community and family will cheer them up in this hard time away from home
Visit the website for Nebraska Troops www.nebraskatroops.com
MAJOR ARTIFACT EXHIBIT IN SEWARD
The Nebraska Archaeological
Society (NAS) invites the public to
attend the Eighth Annual Nebraska
Artifact Show to be held on Saturday,
August 25th, at the Seward County
Fairgrounds in Seward Nebraska.
Doors will be open from 9AM until
5PM. Admission is free to the public.
Special guest speakers are attending. At 1:30PM, Dr. Brad Logan
and Dr. Lauren Ritterbush of Kansas
State University will provide an extremely interesting presentation on
Late Prehistoric Sites and current
research in North Central Kansas.
Come and find out about these early
sites and the people who created
them. We are indeed fortunate to
have Drs. Logan & Ritterbush present their findings concerning this
period in the archaeological record.
Rick & Doris Hamilton of Spirit in
the Wind Productions in Stuart, Nebraska will present flint knapping and
have native plants and their uses on
display. The National Park Service
will have a Junior Ranger area for
youth and children of all ages to
have some hands-on experiences.
An atlatl throwing (spear throwing)
area will provide additional interest.
A tipi representative of those used on
the Great Plains will be on loan from
Don Strinz Tipi, Inc. of Milford. The
tipi will provide an interesting back-
drop to the flint knapping and Junior
Ranger activities. Archaeologists
and Paleontologists will be available
for artifact and bone identification.
An additional guest speaker, Ms.
Kelli Bacon, Preservation Archivist,
will give a presentation at 11 am
concerning the excavation which
occurred earlier this summer at Fort
Robinson. The Nebraska State Historical Society led an excavation of
Building 14, an adobe officers’ quarters, at Fort Robinson because the
Nebraska Game & Parks Commission wants to reconstruct it. Kelli was
part of the excavating team and will
share some exciting information
about this important project.
Kelli is also Secretary/Treasurer
of the Nebraska Professional Archaeological Association and she
will be available throughout the day
to help people individually with their
questions at the Nebraska State Historical Society (NSHS) and Nebraska Association of Professional
Archaeologist (NAPA) booth.
Professional Archaeologists
from the Nebraska State Historical
Society, The Midwest Archaeological
Center of the National Park Service,
and the University of Nebraska State
Museum will be participating along
with Paleontologists from the State
(Continued on page 7)
Country Bake Shoppe
402-924-3820 Garfield St., -Stuart, NE
Serving 1 Special Daily
with Sandwiches & Salad.
Regular Daily Rolls &
Donuts,
Pies or Cakes
by order
Wed.-Sat.
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You are invited to attend
Postmaster Installation Ceremony
for Barbara
Steskal
Postmaster
Lindsey Janzing, DVM
402-340-5151
(Call or Text)
87798 Ostrich Lane
Atkinson, NE 68713
Grooming Available
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: Elkhorn Veterinary Clinic
1:00PM on Friday
August 17, 2012
Stuart Post Office
Refreshments will be served
HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING
Card of Thanks
A HUGE thank you to the Stuart Ambulance Crew for responding to my
late evening call and getting me to the hospital in such a timely manner, it's
greatly appreciated. Also thank you to the doctors and nurses at West Holt
Hospital for their excellent care. I'm back home and doing very well. Again…
THANKS to all who helped and have sent get well wishes.
Lois Skala
Artifact Exhibit
(Continued from page 6)
Museum. This is a wonderful opportunity for attendees to bring in an
object or artifact to have it professionally identified and to have their
individual questions answered.
The NAS President, Mr. Kevin
Hammond, stressed this is an educational show, and there will be no buying or selling of artifacts permitted.
There will be approximately 100 tables of prehistoric artifacts on display
as well as some interesting fossil
items. A number of the private artifact collections at this show are considered “world class” in quality and
are rarely available for public viewing. There will be artifact exhibits
from at least six states and possibly
more by show date. There is no
charge to exhibit (please contact Mr.
Dick Eckles at 402-225-2525 prior to
the show).
Everyone is invited to attend this
educational, fun and free family
event, so plan to come and browse
the displays and/or listen to the special guest speakers and other experts. Food and refreshments will be
available for purchase and proceeds
benefit a local youth group.
The Show is sponsored by the
Nebraska Archaeological Society
with funding provided by the Nebraska Humanities Council Nebraska Cultural Endowment; The
Union Bank & Trust Co.; The Seward Area Chamber of Commerce;
and The Assurity Life Insurance Co.
For additional information concerning the show, or if you are interested
in displaying your collection or becoming a member of the Nebraska
Archaeological Society, please contact Mr. Kevin Hammond (402) 4235700, Mr. Dick Eckles (402) 2252525 or please visit the society web
site at: http://
web.nas.googlepages.com
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Darla Elsbury
A celebration of life will be held for Darla Elsbury, age 83, of Atkinson, NE,
on Thursday, August 16, at 10:30 A.M. at St Joseph's Catholic Church in Atkinson. Visitation, with a prayer service, will be held on
Wednesday, August 15, 2012, from 3:00 to 8:00 P.M.
at the Seger Funeral Home in Atkinson, NE. Father
Luke Steffes will officiate with music by singer Bonnie
Krysl and organist Terri Vrooman. Burial will be in St
Joseph's Catholic Cemetery at Atkinson.
Pallbearers are Darla's grandsons: Bob, Brent,
and Kevin Ogden; Joshua Aguirre; Jeremiah, Jacob,
Jordan, and Josiah Wondercheck; Jeff Elsbury; Pat
and Chris Gentele; Matt Elsbury; Nate and Ian Cambras. Honorary pallbearers are Darla's granddaughters: Nikki Shald; Jennifer Scott; Jasmynn Gilger and
Jerica Moorehead; Amy Elsbury; Sarah Klinger; Jessica DeBerg, Chantele Elsbury, and Emily Elsbury. Seger Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Darla was born on February 18, 1929 in Ewing, NE to Ralph and Lily
(Dalton) Davis. She and her younger sister Donna attended country school
and then boarded at St Mary's Academy in O'Neill, NE. Darla graduated from
High School in 1945. After graduation she worked at the telephone company
in O'Neill as a switchboard operator.
She married Ray Elsbury on May 3, 1950. They made their home in Atkinson, NE, where they raised 8 children. Darla was a member of the Catholic
Daughters, St Joseph Altar Society, and the American Legion Auxiliary. She
was a Charter Member of the Atkinson Firebelles and also served on the St
Joseph School Board. She worked at the Good Samaritan Center for several
years, and also worked at Prairie Winds Assisted Living. Darla most enjoyed
spending time with her family. She never forgot a birthday, anniversary,
or special occasion. She also enjoyed quilting, embroidering, playing Scrabble
and solving challenging crossword puzzles. Darla passed away August 11,
2012 at Parkside Manor in Stuart, NE.
She is survived by her children: Ellen Ogden and husband Don of Atkinson; Cathy Deitemeyer and husband Rob of O'Neill; Marcia Wondercheck and
husband Warren of Atkinson; John Elsbury and wife Sheryl of Atkinson;
Raedeen Gentele and husband Dennis of Atkinson; Mark Elsbury and wife
Jackie of O'Neill; Will Elsbury and partner Kevin Thohinang of Alexandria, VA;
Cheryl Cambras and husband Max of Los Angeles, CA; 23 grandchildren and
32 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; her sister
Donna DeBacker; her husband, Raymond; her daughter Caroline and her
grandsons Jason Elsbury and Tony Aguirre.
Birth
Announcement
Born to J.P. & Neely
Murphy of Kearney, a son,
Ryan on July 31st. He
weighted 8lbs., 14oz. And
joins brother, Carson and
sister Lainey. Grand parents
are Gale & Cinda Bertrand
of Kearney and Connie &
Joan Murphy of Stuart.
Card of Thanks
We would like to thank everyone
for the all the lovely cards, notes,
phone calls and gifts we received for
our 60th wedding anniversary.
Where does the time go!? We want
to thank our kids for the lovely three
days that we were all at our daughter’s in Wayne. It was great to have
our kids together. Again thank you
all for taking the time to remember
us. It meant a great deal to both of
us.
Jim and Marilyn Hytrek
Dr. David S. Spann, D.D.S.
Lanay E. Hansmeyer, RDH
255 N. Maple Street
P.O. Box 25
Ainsworth, NE 69210
(402) 387-2404
A Friendly Practice Providing
Accommodating Family Dental Care
Offering Oral/Inhalation Sedation,
Digital Imaging &
Professional Atmosphere
OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Thursday
8:00AM-5:00PM
The Wrangler
August 16, 2012
Atkinson Good Samaritan
Society/Prairie Winds News
August 5-August 11, 2012
Hello from the
Good Samaritan Society Atkinson. The
Catholic Communion
and Protestant Church
Services were held on
Sunday morning. In the
afternoon we had ice
cream and coffee during the Sundae Social.
This is a great time for
friends and family to
visit with the residents.
Many residents
went out for Roll N
Stroll Monday morning.
This is an excellent opResidents enjoy the nice weather at Good Saportunity for them to get
maritan Society
outside and enjoy the
weather we have been
having. Bible Study with Jean was at 11:00 a.m. The residents are always
grateful for her offering her time to speak to them. In the afternoon we had
Fun in the Sun. Several children from the community came to play outside
where we had sprinklers, water toys, and a slip and slide. This was fun for the
residents and the children both and was a beautiful day!
Tuesday we started the day off with Coed Exercises and Nuerobics, which
is a good time to get out and get some exercise. The residents always enjoy
one of their favorite activities Bingo on Tuesday afternoons. There was a big
crowd and thank you to the volunteers who help out with this activity. Following Bingo we had Lemonade on the Patio, where many residents came out to
enjoy the sunshine.
Pastor Randolph was present Wednesday morning to hold Church Services at 10:00 a.m. in the Chapel. Reading was offered prior to Lunch, which
is a time the residents can gather around and relax while listening in to a good
book. Manicures is a popular time for the women to come out and get their
nails done and fresh polish applied, they seem to really enjoy each other’s
company and have a great time.
Several residents came out for Chair Dancing on Thursday morning. They
enjoy exercising to the music. What’s in the News was read to keep them up
to date and informed in the latest happenings. We had Sam’s General at 2:00
p.m. This is a fun time for the residents to come out and buy certain items.
Friday morning Father Luke was present to hold Mass at 10:00 a.m. in the
Chapel. The Kitchen Crew helped the
Dietary Staff out by peeling potatoes for
them. We had Baking in the afternoon
where they made delicious peanut butter
cookies which were enjoyed by the residents and staff. This is always a fun
treat that we look forward to on Fridays!
Several residents came out for Friday
Open Everyday
Night at the Movies to enjoy popcorn
Tue-Fri—7:30AM-7:00PM
and watch “Three Men and a little Lady”.
Saturday 7:30AM-7:00PM
We are looking forward to another great
Sunday 7:30AM-1:00PM
week!
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West Holt
Pharmacy
Atkinson, NE
Stop in today for all your
over the counter and
prescription needs
Use the
Drive Thru Window!
Order refills online- ask
Pharmacy for more information
Mon. - Fri.
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sat 9AM-1PM
925-2651
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→Glass Repair & Replacement
→Towing Available
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(402) 924-2020
Gary Stoltenberg, Owner
Naper
Cafe & Lounge
402-832-5272
Sun-Thurs—8AM - 8:30PM
Fri.& Sat—8AM - 9:30PM
Friday Night Special
Smoked Pork Chop
August 17, 2012
With Potato, Soup & Salad Bar
We Welcome
WIC Checks &
Food Stamps
Quality &Service are #1
Locally owned & operated
CHECK OUT OUR MILK CARDS
BUY 12 GET 1 FREE
ON GALLONS OR ½ GALLONS
The Wrangler
Susan Straka
Independent Beauty Consultant
August 16, 2012
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Foundation Unveils New Website
and Foundation Friday Web Episodes
46581 875th Rd.
Stuart, Ne 68780
402-340-5155
www.marykay.com/sluebbe
[email protected]
ATKINSON — West Holt Medical Services Foundation has refreshed its
public website giving it a fresh new look and feel while adding more content
and making information more easy to find and accessible. Along with the new
website, there is a new feature called Foundation Fridays. Foundation Fridays
are web episodes that showcase donor stories and the needs of West Holt
Medical Services. “The web is ever changing and constantly improving that is
why we felt we needed to give a fresh look to our website and to add content,
such as, Foundation Fridays, to provide an easy avenue for our community to
keep abreast of the exciting events happening at the Foundation. Our most
recently released web episode highlights our long time donor Mitchell Equipment,” says Monique Johnson, Foundation Director. Please visit our new website at www.westholtmed.org and click on the Foundation tab. To view our
Foundation Friday episodes, click on the Foundation tab and click on the link
for “Meet our Donors”.
For more, visit www.westholtmed.org and LIKE us on Facebook
The mission of the West Holt Medical Services Foundation is to obtain, invest,
and distribute funds which will help advance and improve the quality of care in
North Central Nebraska provided by West Holt Medical Services.
Music Festival
Saturday, August 18th
ATKINSON LIVESTOCK
MARKET INC.
“The Old Reliable”
www.atkinsonlivestock.com
Phone 402-925-5141/Cell 340-1821-Mike
MIKE and DIANE TASLER, Owners
ATKINSON, NEBRASKA
Don’t Forget To Renew Your
Subscription to The Wrangler
$14.00—Regular
$10.00—College Student
Runs from August to May
At Basketball
Court on Main Street
Featuring the band
Findings
Grilling Hamburgers & Hot Dogs at 6:00PM
Music Starts at 7:00PM
Free Will Offering
Everyone Welcome
Sponsored by Stuart Community Men’s Council
The Wrangler
August 16, 2012
ATKINSON COMMUNITY
FOUNDATION FUND ANNOUNCES
FIRST BIG GIVE ATKINSON EVENT
Atkinson, Neb. – Today, the Atkinson Community
Foundation Fund and Atkinson Mayor Dave Fredrick
announced the first-ever Big Give Atkinson 24 hour
giving event to be held on Thursday, November 1
and Friday, November 2. They encourage all Atkinson residents and others Atkinson fans to contribute
to local nonprofits on that day. The need for funding
has never been greater as our nonprofits are
stretched to meet current needs and carry out their
work.
The Atkinson Community Foundation Fund will
offer an incentive for gifts made during the Big Give
Atkinson event—a $500 prize will be given to the
nonprofit with the most donors during the Big Give
Atkinson event.
“The Big Give is an amazing opportunity for us to
come together and show how big hearted our community is,” said Monique Johnson, Chair of the Big
Give Atkinson, Vice President of the Atkinson Community Foundation Fund, and the West Holt Medical
Services Foundation Executive Director. “Our local
nonprofits deserve our support for all they do to
strengthen our community.”
Designed to promote philanthropy in Atkinson,
the Big Give Atkinson event will be 24 hours of online
giving and other traditional means of giving such as
mailing a check to the nonprofit or by stopping at the
Giving Station set up specifically for the event in Atkinson. This event allows nonprofits to share their
stories, attract new donors and raise substantial
funds that will improve the community.
“The Big Give Atkinson event offers nonprofits a
remarkable platform to inspire and attract donors to
support their causes,” Mayor Dave Fredrick said. “I
urge our community organizations whether you are a
501c3 charitable nonprofit or other type of organization that provides services or funding for the betterment of our community to get involved in the Big Give
Atkinson and share your stories with the community. I
am confident this day will show the pride and compassion our residents have for our town and the nonprofits that enrich it.”
All local nonprofits are encouraged to register for
the Big Give Atkinson event by calling Monique
Johnson at 402-925-1956.
The definition of a Charitable Nonprofits is a nonprofit with an IRS 501c3 status. Donations to a
charitable nonprofit are tax-deductible.
The definition of an organization is an organized
group of individuals that are not incorporated as
a 501c3 but have been in existence in Atkinson
for over one year and has provided services or
funding for the betterment of our community. Donations to an organization are NOT taxdeductible.
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Ph.# 402-340-2990 Stuart, NE
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April Good, Broker
Please check out our website at
www.midamrealty.com
Nonprofits will
receive help to create
online giving pages
for their organization
and will receive training and tools to help
publicize the event.
The first training session will be held on
August 22 at 7:00pm
at
The West Holt
Memorial Hospital in
the conference room.
You must pre-register
to attend by contacting Monique Johnson
at 402-925-1956.
Stuart
Stock Car Races
60th Consecutive Year
Stuart Park—Stuart, Nebraska
August 19, 2012
Sponsored by
Stuart Fertilizer
Stuart Concrete
7:00PM
August 16, 2012
The Wrangler
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West Nile Virus Season Continues
As the 2012 West Nile Virus
season continues, Nebraska has had
three positive human cases. In 2011
there were 29 human cases of West
Nile Virus in Nebraska and no
deaths, which was a decrease from
the previous year 2010 when there
were 39 human cases and two
deaths. North Central District Health
Department will continue to conduct
West Nile Virus surveillance through
October 2012. The surveillance includes mosquito trapping and collecting dead birds to send in for testing. Trapping mosquitoes provides
knowledge of West Nile positive
mosquitoes showing us areas where
West Nile Virus is present. Fifteen
counties in Nebraska have mosquitoes that have tested positive for
West Nile Virus. In the North Central
District Health Department region
Holt County has had two positive
mosquito pools for West Nile Virus
and Cherry County has had one
positive mosquito pool.
North Central District Health Department will be accepting reports
and collecting dead birds. All species of birds are being collected this
year in order to quicker determine if
West Nile Virus is in our area. If you
find a dead bird, and the bird is in
good condition and has been dead
less than 24 hours, please double
bag the bird in plastic, freeze it, and
then call North Central District
Health Department at 877-336-2406
or 402-336-2406 immediately. All
reports of dead birds are sent to Nebraska Health and Human Services
System. Reports of dead birds help
to identify areas in Nebraska where
West Nile Virus activity is prevalent.
Most people who are infected by
a mosquito have no symptoms or
only mild flu-like symptoms. Less
than one out of 150 people who get
bitten by an infected mosquito and
become infected will get seriously ill.
However, people over 50 and those
with weakened immune systems are
especially vulnerable to the disease
and are more likely to experience
(Continued on page 13)
Deadline for Wrangler
Deadline for submission for
The Wrangler will be Monday at
3PM. NO EXCEPTIONS. Publication
is available Wednesday morning.
Reminder: If I am not at the office
and you do not want to leave your
item in the drop box, you can always
leave it at the city office. Thank you
in your cooperation.
Thank you.
Doreen Fessler
Story Hour-The Atkinson Public Library’s last week of story hour featured “Night Shivers’! There were forty-eight children
that came in to make monster puppets for Craft Day on Monday, and thirty-three children watched “Monsters, Inc.” for
Movie Day on Tuesday. On Thursday, Beth Laible, Bonnie Lech, Heather Slaymaker, Rachel Lech and Judy Hagan entertained sixty-seven children and thirteen adults reading stories about monsters under the bed, scary monsters, not-soscary monsters, and how to scare monsters away! They sang songs, drew monsters, and concluded with “The Monster
Mash”!—Article reprinted with permission from the Atkinson Graphic. Article in July 19th issue.
August 16, 2012
The Wrangler
West Nile—(Continued from page 12)
serious consequences.
Mosquitoes are most active at
dawn and dusk, so try to limit your
exposure during these times. Ways
to reduce your chances of being bitten by a mosquito and contracting
West Nile Virus include the following:
* Applying mosquito repellent containing DEET, picaridin or oil of
lemon eucalyptus;
Wearing long-sleeved shirts,
pants and socks;
Avoid going out at dawn and
dusk when mosquitoes are most
active; and
Eliminating standing water to
reduce mosquito breeding sites.
Here is a list of precautions to
follow when using DEET:
A product that contains DEET
and sunscreen is NOT recom
mended.
Avoid spraying in enclosed areas; do not use DEET near food.
Apply DEET sparingly on ex
posed skin; do not use under
clothing.
Do not use DEET over cuts,
wounds or irritated skin. Wash
treated skin with soap and water
after returning indoors; wash
treated clothing.
Store out of reach of children,
and read all instructions on the
label before applying.
Do not allow children to apply
DEET.
Do not use DEET on the hands
of young children; avoid applying
to areas around the eyes and
mouth.
Do not apply directly on
children. Apply to your own
hands, and then put it on the
child.
Red Cross Blood Drive
♂The Atkinson Red Cross Blood Drive will be held at the Atkinson Community Center on Wednesday, August 22, 2012 between the hours of
11:00AM and 5:00PM. To make your appointment to give blood call Gaylene
Mitchell at 925-5934 or Belinda Asher at 925-5657. This year our firefighters
have shown what a difference volunteering can make. It’s up to the rest of us
to show what we can do as volunteers. The goal for this blood drive is 89. The
employees of the Good Samaritan Center and the Parkside Manor in Stuart
will be competing for a “Gallon Challenge.” Let’s see if we can exceed the
goal.
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If you think a child is having a
reaction to a product containing
DEET, wash the treated area
immediately; contact your health
care provider or local poison
control center at 1-800-2221222.
You can eliminate mosquito
breeding sites on your property by:
Emptying wading pools when not in
use.
Getting rid of old tires, cans, bottles, jars, buckets, drums, and
other containers that are outdoors.
Repairing leaky pipes, outside
faucets, and move air conditioner hoses frequently.
Eliminating puddles created by
lawn watering or rainfall.
Changing water and scrubbing
vases and bird baths twice a
week.
For more information on West
Nile Virus call Ryan at North Central
District Health Department at 1-877336-2406 or visit the DHHS Web site
at http://dhhs.ne.gov/publichealth/
Pages/wnv.aspx. North Central District Health Department serves Antelope, Boyd, Brown, Cherry, Holt,
Keya Paha, Knox, Pierce, and Rock
Counties.
Stuart Recycling Center
HOURS – Wednesday 12 PM – 4 PM
Saturday
-12 PM – 4 PM
Please prepare recyclables as follows:
1. NEWSPAPERS ONLY
2. Cardboard: Boxes must be cut and flattened
3. Plastics – sorted as follows:
A) regular plastics
B) colored plastics
C) milk jugs
(plastics may include containers from food, beverages, soap, liquor,
milk, lotion, detergent, shampoo and medicine bottles, etc.)
4. Aluminum cans (beverage cans or pet food cans)
5. Tin cans rinsed, labels removed and flattened (food cans, coffee cans, etc.)
Please have all recyclables clean and sorted before you bring them in. This will help
make this project a success. Thanks for your cooperation.
NOTE: NO LONGER ACCEPTING - Magazines, catalogs, office
paper, computer paper copier paper, envelopes, homework and scratch pads
The Pit Stop
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Sun.-Thurs. 6AM-10PM
Fri. & Sat. 6AM-11PM
Happy Hour
Every Monday-Friday
3:30PM-5:30PM
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Wednesday-Friday-Aug. 15-17
Students that mention this ad will receive
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Doreen Fessler, Editor
P.O. Box 88
Stuart, NE. 68780
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Batteries & Parts
Give us a call for your next
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Cobb Motors
The Picture Show
JM Collision Center
924-3951 or 924-3901
August 10-12, 2012
Total Recall
Rated PG13
Thought for the Week
All Shows Times Are In 3D
August 17-23, 2012
My life is a song only I
can sing
Sun-Thurs. 8:00 pm-One Show
2 Shows Friday-Saturday
7:00 and 9:30 pm
Friday, August 17—7PM & 9:30PM
Saturday, August 18-7PM & 9:30PM
Sunday, August 19—2PM& 5PM
- Krissy Lanni
Total Recall
Rated PG13
Admission Prices
2D—12 &Under-$5 & Adults-$7