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~, JEWELL COUNTY RECORD Thursday, April 3, 2003
16-Misc. For Sale ALFALFA SEED for sale. Lyle 37 Memorium
Express and DIsCov-ERwo--NDERSof~waterles-~-s Schroer. 402-756-7020. 21-8-13c IN LOVING memory of Vic Schmitt, 1- Obituaries
cookware!!! Stopped doing dinner ALFALFA HAY 18-31 to 4-2-02. We thought of you
Record Classifieds parties! Beautiful, 17-piece,7-plysur- with love today but that is nothing
gical stainless steel sets left! Lifetime Small square bales, new. We thought about you yester-
Phone 402-879-3291 or 785-378-3191
or come in to 148 E. Third in Superior or
111 E. Main in Mankato to place your ad
.S-tested, data, choice,
us, 785-647-6741•
12-36-tfc
~UY horses. Gordon Murray,
Phone 785-378-3723.
12-15-tfc
.=ry
PLAINS drill, 3-section,
7 1/2-inch spacing, double
individual press, dry fertilizer,
new blades, always shedded.
during day; 785-875-
after 6 p.m. 13-14-1c
Calendar
~DAY, APRIL 5, 10:30 a.m.,
Superior will sell surplus and
items at Utility shop in
Mikketsen Real Estate and
in charge. 14-8-7p
12, 11 a.m., sell-
goods, glassware, ap-
shop items and Lawson
for Ed Wharton at 852 N.
,ercial, Superior. Mikkelsen
and Auction in charge.
14-11-5p
April 23, 1:30 p.m, at
Church basement, selling
pasture land located
south one mile east and
file south of Superior on Webber
ipton. Mikkelsen real
Auction in Charge.
14-12-5p
APRIL 26, selling real
at 9:30 a.m. in Guide Rock,
personal property at 11
s. Randy Wulf and
From Guide Rock-one mile
Iwys. 136 and 78), six
3/4 mile south or, from
miles north (south of
Hwys. 136 and 14, 8 miles
mile south. Montgomery
and Realty in charge.
14-11-7p
bAy, APRIL 26, 10:30 a.m.,
household goods and
121 Idaho for Doris Davison
Mikkelsen Real Estate and
In charge. 14-11-7p
28, 5:30 p.m., sell-
use and household items for
Burgess at 348 E. 4th St.,
.=lsen Auction and
in charge• 14- t4-4p
,nities
iscoming! Lose
POunds in the next 30 days!
15-14-4p
YOUR income! Control
Home-based business!
ning, Free booklet.
or call 888-542-
15-14-4p
Storage
for Rent i
26 - $45 per month i
20 $40 per month
I
10 $35 per month
7 . $20 per month i
or $200 per year!!
Phone J
402-279-2415 .~o.0, J
Meadowlark
Heights
Assisted Livi1 g;
and Roofing
AND STEEL SIDING
Major Brands
• Replacement Windows
Doors ° Shutters • Roofing
= ESTIMATES - INSURED
Installation
cial • New Construction
Free 888-260-1400
and Judy Mohler
SNAP-ON Tool route for sale. 402-
364-2424. 15-14-2p
NEED EXTRA income? Avon needs
you! Give a brochure to people you
see and know. 308-995-4923.
15.13-4c
$1,000 PER WEEK possible mailing
brochures from home! No experience
necessary! Free Information! Call 800-
749-5782-24hours.
GOVERNMENT POSTAL jobs up to
$47,578. Now hiring. Full benefits,
training, and retirement. For applica-
tion and information,800-573-8555,
Department P357, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.,
7 days.
KANSAS ARMY National Guard-Part-
time positions available. Get skills to
put your career on track. We offer free
training, college money, steady
pay.800-432-2447 or log on at
www.ks.ngb.army.mil.
MISSOURI WELDING Institute, Inc..
Nevada, Me. Become a certified pipe
and structural welder. Earn top pay in
18 weeks. Many companies seek our
graduates, 800-667-5885.
SOCIAL SECURITY disability
claims!I! Saunders and Saunders,
attorneys at law. No recovery, no fee!
800-259-8548.
MEDICARE PATIENTS using inhal-
ers: AlbuteroI,Atrovent, Combivent,
Serevent, Azmacort, Flovent and oth-
ers. having difficulty? Breathe easy
again. Medicare covered liquid
therapy may be available if you qualify.
MED-A-SAVE at 800-224-1919 Ex-
tension KS1303.
HOME-BASED business. Put your
computer towork. Step-by-step train-
ing. Part-time or full-time. Free infor-
mation at 800-260-8952 or web site,
www.epath2cash.net.
NO DOWN payment? Problem credit?
Own a new home without the big
down payment. If you're motivated
with a 35,000 income call American
Home Partners at 800-830-2006,
www.americanhomepartners.com.
IMMEDIATE CASH for structured
settlements, annuities, real estate
notes, private mortgage notes, acci-
dent cases, and insurance payouts.
800-794-7310.
UTICA LEGION Club restaurant and.
bar. A going business that will be
available in April 2003. Inquire at
402-728-5334 or 402-534-5341.
SAVE YOUR c~ No loan needed.
No credit counselors. Easy to use
system. Free information. Write to
Credit Savers, Box 2245, Sioux Falls,
SD 57101.
We Print
Caps
Superior Publishing Co.
402-879-3291
Deshler, Neb.
is currently accepting
applications for
full-time and part-time
CNA positions.
Competitive wages,
benefits, shift differential,
add-on for years of
experience.
For further information
call Judy at
(402) 365-7237
:le of the Week
1994 Ford F-150, short box. 6-cylinder, 5-speed,
and air. Nice truck!
s3,995
Hayes Auto Sales
SUperior, Neb. - (402) 879-4439
9-3860 Calvi_ n • 402-879-3138
FOR SALE
Black Simmental Bulls
• Yearlings, 2-year olds and two mature
herd bulls. Bred for calving ease,
disposition and superior growth.
• Add pounds to your weaning and
yearling calves.
• Fertility tested and vaccinated
s Black Simmentals
:1, Kan. o 374-4550
warranty! Were $2,000, now $695!
First seven callers buy set for 1963
price of $368! 40th anniversary! 800-
434-4628. 16-14-1 p
GAS WATER heater, 40-gallon, 402-
746-2485• 6-14-3c
HOSPITAL BED for sale. Motorized,
all positions, includes mattress and
side rails. Call 402-879-4604 eve-
nings and weekends or leave a mes-
sage. 16-13-tfp
GET-A-TAN now has Sugar Shack
Candles and candle warmers. Tan
seven days a week, 785-378-3802,
Mankato, Kan. 16-10-tfc
INTERNET ACCESS from $12.95 a
month. In Jewell contact Pierce Elec-
tronics 785-428-3601 or call 1-800-
864-4400 for a local agent. 16-10-tfc
ATTENTIO-N CA~LEMENist~
for sale, 50 pound bags. 402-879-
3770. 16-49-tfc
SALT DELIVERY: All brands of soft-
eners. Culligan, 800-544-9092.
16-2-tfc
BLANK GIFT certificates, useful for
any business, now available at The-
Superior Express. 16-40-tfp
PRE-SPACED vinyl letters make
sign making a snap. Have yours cus-
tom made by Superior Publishing
Co., phone 402-879-3291. We also
make signs and letter trucks.
16-12-tfp
OFFICE SUPPLIES in stock or will
special order. Superior Publishing
Company. 16-20-tfp
HANDICAPPED-ACCESSIBLE
homes and extra additions. Menke
and Associates, a Wardcraft dealer
specializing in custom-built, acces-
sible house. Tax credits may be avail-
able,800-383-9090.
TRAILERS!!! 200 in stock[l! Car haul-
ers, goosenecks, dumpers, enclosed
cargo and motorcycle at Trailer Town
of Wichita, 800-394-5013. ,,.,,.._
ALL STEEL buildings. Straight-wall
and Arch, factory direct. $200 to $500
below any bid or we'll send you a
check for $200. Call 800-973-3366 or
www.premiersteel.org.
STEEL BUILDINGSH! No high pres-
sure sales. Order now, Spring deliv-
ery: 24x36x10-$4,999; 30x40x10-
$5,595; 30x50x12-$6,675; 40x60x14-
$9,275 Call about other sizes 866-
875-8790.
STEEL ROOFING and building ma-
terials. Galvanized Steel starting at
$32 square, painted at $42. Call for
catalog. Western Metal-Kansas: Hays
800-770-2725 or Louisburg 800-489-
4100. Statewide de!ivery mtailablelll
1,800 COLORAI3U" BLUE Spruce,
Black Hills Spruce, Ponderosa, Aus-
trian and Scotch Pines. Also, Oaks,
Maples, Green Ash, American Lin-
den, 3 to 5 years. 402-843-2147.
21-Feed and Seed
33 BIG ROUND prairie hay bales and
12 big round alfalfa bales. 402-226-
3151. 21-14-2p
BIG ROUND alfalfa bales, 3rd and
4th cuttings. Tom Rathbun, evenings,
785-753-4142. 21-13-tfc
QUALITY SEED oats for forage or
grain. Nupride RR soybeans.
Maschmann Mills, 402-365-4369.
21-13-3c
30 BALES HAILEDwheathay. Eldrick
Grummert, 402-225-4197. 21-13-2c
PREM-iuM~-BIG }ound-alfa~lia~
Call 402-879-4881. 21-14-tfc
of
Deshler, Neb.,
is now accepting applications
!or a part-time Medication Aide
• 40-hour Med Aide
certification required.
For more information, call
Judy or Mary
(402) 365-7237
Farm #1
240 acres in Nuckolls County, 100
acres of grass.
Farm #2
160 acres in Jewetl County, southeast
of Webber, Kan., 40 acres irrigated
from canal, 10 surface acre.
Farm #3
S0utheat of Webber, Kan., 240 acres
25 acres irrigated from canal.
Farm #4
149 acres in Kearney County, grea
potential for irrigation.
404 N. Minnesota ' Hastings, Neb. 68901
Gary Kile, Broker and Gene Johnson, Agent
Call Gene Johnson at 402-879-4838
or Gary Kile at 402-469-5132.
Licensed in Kansas and Nebraska.
Large round bales
Bruning Farms LLC,
402-353-4165.
21-10-4c
950 TONS IRRIGATED corn silage.
Located in south central Nebraska.
308-928-2274 or 308- 991-5139.
day and days before that too. We
think of you in silence, we often speak
your name. Now all we have are
memories and your picture in a frame.
Your memory is our keepsake with
which we'll never part. God has you in
His keeping-we have you in our
22-Vehicles hearts. Love Phyllis Schmitt and fam-
................................. ily. 37-14-1p
1997 GMC-SLT, extended cab, 3rd
door, 4x4 leather, 56,000 miles, ex,
cellent condition. 402-226-3441. Courthouse
News
22-14-2c
................................... Jewell County
HOSKINS AUTO
SALES
DRIVE A LITTLE AND SAVE
A LOT
Highway 6, Hastings Ave.
Hastings, Neb.
Phone 402-463-1466
Phone 402-743-2255
22-10-tfc
23-Recreational
1985 RANGER, 350-V, 150 H.P.
Mercury G.P.S. and autopilot, Six
graphs and two flashers. A must see!
Everything works! 402-225-2511.
23-14-2p
KAWASAKI BELOW COST
Meanstreak, $8,995, MSRP $10,999
Garbers 402-729-2294
23-14-1c
Probate
Estate of Lorraine A. Humann, or-
der admitting will to probate.
Estate of Ortha R. Leece, order ad-
mitting authenticated copy of foreign
will to probate and record.
Criminal
The State of Kansas vs. Edward J.
Peters, Formoso., driving under the
influence of alcohol.
State of Kansas vs. Richard C.
Romane, order accepting plea of no
contest.
State of Kansas vs Steven R.
Schmidt, enter of plea of guilty.
Traffic
Katy J. Bowers, Mankato, no seat
belt, $10.
Claudia Perez-Tamayo, Salina,
speeding, 83-65, $137 diversion.
Randy W. DieM, Amarillo, Texas,
speeding 69-55, $113 diversion.
Accidents.
March 27 at approximately 3:30
p.m.. Jenny Banks, Mankato, driving a
1988 Dodge pickup was stopped in
drive to enter highway and Barbara B.
HONDA CBR954-$8,799
HONDA PERFORMANCE FIRST!
• Garbers 402-729-2294
23-14-1c
1975, 15-FOOT, Glastron boat with
trailer and 70 HP outboard motor,
$1,600, 40__2:279-_2705:_ ....... 23-13"4p
24-Real Estate
SUPERIOR ACREAGE with three
houses for sale. Call 785-647-5991
or 785-647-6741 after dark.
24-13-tfc
GARDEN SPOT. Lot 60X90. Has
good well. Located-South National
St., Superior, Neb., 402-'879-3960.
24-13-2p
THE BOARD of Educbtion of Nelson
School District 015 will accept sealed
bids to purchased certain real prop-
erty located in Nuckolls County, Ne-
braska, legally described as: All of
Block 13, original town of Nelson,
including the three-story, block-brick
school building. (17,640 square feet)
and cement block garage building
(2,720 square feet) Block 13 mea-
sures 300 X 300 foot. Garage build-
ing has four stalls with 12-foot over-
head doors, all offers must be deliv-
ered to the office of Superintendent of
Schools in Nelson, Nebraska no later
than 5 p.m. on Thursday, May 1. The
offers will be considered at a meeting
of the Board of Education to be held
on Wednesday, May 14. The Board
reserves the right to accept or reject
anyand-oralloffers. Questionsshould
be directed to superintendent, Bob
Tipton, 402-879-3258. 24-13-2c
....................................... King, Mankato, driving a 2001 Pontiac,
26-Notice
WORLD'S LARGEST gun show, Sat-
urday, April 5, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and
Sunday, April 6, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tulsa
Fairgrounds, WANENMACHER
PRODUCTIONS. Bring guns for sale,
trade, or appraisal. Tell friends!
www.tulsaarmsshow.com.
36 Thank you
I WOULD LIKE to thank many friends
for all the cards, flowers, phone calls,
visits and food received after my sur-
gery at Mary Lanning. Special thanks
to Pastor Mark Diehl, Gloria Nobles,
Clara Price, Dianna Freitag and Lu
Braun and my family. All your special
prayers work! Camie Kroeger.
36-14-1c
A BIG THANK you to my family and
friends for their support, prayers, flow-
ers, cards and calls since my surgery.
Sincerely, Carla Waugh. 36-14-1p
THANK YOU for the cards, calls, gifts,
flowers and prayers. They all are ap-
preciated. Iva Rightmeier. 36-14-1p
THE FAMILY of Margaret Mooberry
would like to thank everyone who
called, sent cards, gave memorials,
had masses said, brought food, at-
tended the Rosary or the funeral,
gave a hug or acknowledged our
sister's death in any way. May GOd
bless you. Darold and Loretta Hiatt
and Dale and Elaine Mooberry.
36-14-1p
We letter
Trucks
Superior Publishing Co.
402-879-3292
backed into the Banks vehicle. No
injuries. Accident investigated by
Baird.
March 29 at approximately 8 p.m.
at milepost 35 on K- 128 three-quarters
of a mile south of the Nebraska State
Line, Larry W. Havens, Burr Oak, driv-
ing a 1971 Plymouth, blew a tire caus-
ing the vehicle to leave the highway.
No injuries. Accident investigated by
Westgale.
March 29 at approximately 8:15
p.m. at milepost 3.4 on K-128 three-
quarters of a mile north ol'the Mitchell
County line, Heather LaRocque,
Westmoreland. driving a 1995 Dodge,
had a deer run onto the highway and
was unable to avoid collision. No
injuries. Damages exceeded $500. Ac-
cident investigated by Westgate.
Register of Deeds
Paul L. Brown, Jr. to Bobby Rippey
and Ronda Rippey, Lot 7 and the E 18
feet of Lot 8 in Bh)ck 24, in the original
townsite of the City of Jewell.
Ralph D. Clark and Maureen E.
Clark to J.D. Friess and Vickie E. Friess,
trustees under the Steven B. Friess
Irrevocable Trust dated Nov. 2, 1994.;
NW I/4 of Section 2, Township 2S,
Range 6W.
Vicki Suther and Harlan Suther,
and Mary Poland and John Poland to
George E. Burgess, Jimmy W. Bur-
gcss and Bill Burgess, a tract of land
beginning at the southeast comer of
the SE 1/4 of Section I, Township 5S,
Range 7W, and all Ihat Iract of land
embraced in the following metes and
bounds: beginning at the NE corner of
the NE I/4 of Section 12, Township
5S, Range 7W; thence running south to
the center of Buffalo Creek.
City of Jewell City to Lonnie L.
Myers and Sheila M. Myers, Lots 1
and 2, and the E I/2 of Lot 3. in BloCk
39, o,iginal townsite of the City of
Jewell.
Bemita Hannigan, as agent for Ruby
E. Stafford, to Paul W. Osborne and
Vickie L. Osborne, part of the SW I/4
of Section 22, Township 3S, Range
6W, beginning at the NE corner of the
NW I/4 ofsaid SW 1/4; running thence
W to the NE corner of Althouse Addi-
tion to Formoso, except tor a tract of
land.
Loan deadline near
for disaster victims
Businesses in some Kansas, Mis-
souri and Nebraska counties have until
April 22 to file applications for low-
interest disaster loans from the U.S.
Small Business Administration,
TIle SBA Economic Injury Disas-
ter Loans are available for businesses
dependent on farmers and ranchers
sustaining c,'op losses due to hail, high
winds, tornadoes, excessive rain, flash
flooding, flooding, and lightning that
occu,'red on May 7 and 8 and May 26,
2002. Farmers and ranchers are not
eligible for these SBA loans.
Businesses in these Kansas coun-
ties are eligible to apply: Cloud, Jew-
ell, Mitchell, Osborne, Republic,
Smith. In Nebraska, Nuckolls,
Webster.
But When
A gM may wear agolfoutlit a,d not
play golf, a riding hat and not ride, but
when she puts on a wedding gown-she
means business.
Too Many
What worries me is that there are so
many people in this country who are
willing to watch the same kind of tele-
vision junk I do.
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Medicare & private Insurance welcome
(Sorry - HMOs not clccepted)
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Marty S. Rafferty
Many Shane Rafferty departed this
life of 45 years Saturday afternoon,
March 15, 2003, at the Hutchinson
Hospital.
Born Oct. 17, 1957, at Concordia,
Many was the son of Lyle Eugene and
Ella Rae Baker Raffeny. He spent his
childhood in Mankato where he gradu-
ated from high school with the class of
1975. During his youth, he developed
a love for huming and fishing,which
became a lifelong passion.
After grziduation, Many did a num-
ber of things during his lit'e, always
making lasting friendships along the
way. He became a tradesman and was
highly regarded as an excellent car-
penter. During his life, he lived in a
variety of places including Kentucky
and Tennessee and had been a resident
of Hutchinson since about 199 I. While
in Hutchinson he worked in several
businesses including Collins Industries.
Although Many's life was rather
short, he made a lasting positive im-
pression wherever he went. He loved
people and never knew a stranger, as
he was always eager to please, happy-
go-lucky and wanting to help some-.
one.
Besides his friends, Many cher-
ished his wife, Amy, and especially his
grandson, Dawson. Dawson was sim-
ply the love of his life and he treasured
every moment Spent with him. One of
his happiest times in life was garden-
ing with Dawson.
Marry was very proud of his Irish
heritage. His ancestors migrated to
Jewell County from Ireland. He was
always proud to say, "l am an
Irishman!'"
Preceding him in death was his la-
ther, Lyle Rafferty, in 1973.
Left to mourn his passing and eel-
ebrate his life are his wife,~ * Amy,"of thc
home; one beloved grandson, Dawson
Conner, of the home; his mother, Ella
Rae Rafferty, Mankato; his maternal
grandmother, Virginia Baker,
Covington, Ky.; a brother, Rod
Rafferty, Goehner, Neb.; three sisters,
Lynda Dewey and husband, Forrest,
Mankato; Rhonda Swiderski and hus-
band, Mark, Wilson; Jami Underwood
and husband, Quentin, Burr Oak; and a
host of many relatives and friends.
Funeral services were 2 p.rn.
Wednesday, March 19 at First United
Methodist Church, Burr Oak. Pastor
Laura Fricker officiated and provided
the music. Music selections were "Go
Rest High On That Mountain" by Vince
Gill and "Danny Boy."
Honorary bearers were Bill Hesscr,
John Huntsinger, Dennis Kennedy,
Scott Neilson and Roger Rotter. Cas-
ket bearers wcre Rick Blair, Steve
Dunstan, Curtis Moser, Steven M.
RatTerty, Ron Simon and Many Zadina.
Interment was in Burr Oak Cem-
etery. Music selection was "Drift
Away" by Uncle Kracker and Dobie
Gray.
McDonald-Roberts Funeral Scr
vice, Beloit, was in charge of arrange-
inents.
(Paid obilum3")
Velva Wesselowski
Velva M. Wesselowski, 88, Jewell,
died March 31 at Mitchell C:mnty
Hospital, Beloit.
The funeral is today (Thursday) at
10:30 a.,n. at Jewell Christian Church
with burial in the Jewell Cemetery.
McDonald-Roberts Funeral ~cr
vice, Bcloit, is in charge of arrange-
ments.
Jewell County Memories
100 Years Ago
J.M. Gabe was in Cincinnati with a
car load of horses raked in by the horse
buyers.
Miss Mattie Sapp has closed her
school at Sweet Home.
P.R. Hoffer sold his place to Lewis
Ganner for $6,000. This was the best
price ever paid for ;, 160 acre Ihr,n in
Prairie Township. Stidham made the
sale.
Frank Matter moved to the Chas.
Edwards farm in Center Township.
B.F. Wallace was marketing 7 cent
hogs.
80 Years Ago
The Jcwell post office sent out 2,600
chicks in one day and often sent as
many as 2,000 a day.
Carl Ellison, Mankato, was the boys
band di?ector at Jewell City.
Mrs. Will McDill was cleaning
some clothes in a dishpan containing
gasoline and the pan got too close to
the hot kitchen stove and caught fire.
She grabbed a coat and threw it over
the pan and started Ior Ihe door. Her
falher, L.M. Dukes, seized her, fearing
she might get her clothes on lire and
Mrs. McDill gave the pa,t a throw. The
fire caught the side of the house but
belore it could get under headway,
neighbors arrived and put it out. Mrs.
McDill was slightly burned about the
face and hair.
The home of Henry Krier was de-
stroyed by fire. Mr. Krier had been
heating water on the stove and the
house caught fire in the flue.
Turkeys are worth 60 cents a piece
as soon as they are hatched.
The Midwest Lumber Company
purchased three new retail yards lo-
cated at Plainville, Page City and
Hunter. This brought the string of
yards owned by the Company up to 19.
60 Years Ago
Adolph Uhruh, superintendent of
Burr Oak schools, went to Downs as
school superintendent.
Mrs. Louise Magnusson, Formoso,
seemed to head the list with 2,000 baby
chicks.
Iden Chilcott, Jewell, rented the
Stafford building in Mankato,just north
of the Guy Oil Station, and would
handle the complete line of John Deere
Implements.
Fawna Arasmith attended the
county spelling contest in Mankato
Saturday. She misspelled just one word
in her grade and got to stay to spell the
second time.
Coyote scalp bounties in Jewell
County were paid to Anton Lund,
Donald Hartscher, Henry Garman,
Elden and Will Johanek, Russell
Colson and O.R. Beeler.
• Jewell County Commissioner
March salaries and mileage were F.E.
Byers, $56.30; J.R. Thomas, $75.60,
F.R. Dempsey, $49.80.
40 Years Ago
G lenn Hale died. He was the former
owner and editor of the Formoso New
Era newspaper and half owner of the
Western Advocate, Mankato. He later
served as post master at Mankalo until
his retirement in 1956.
Mrs. Beulah Brinkworth resigned
as second grade teacher at Mankato
schools. The board of education hired
Mrs. Viola Ross who is presently teach-
ing at Lovewell Grade School. Mrs.
Brihkworth tanght in Mankato sch('x)l
17 years.
Mr. and Mrs. ltenry Al'a'ens cel-
ebrated 1heir 60th wedding amuvcr-
sary.
Ute Theatre, Mankato~ was show-
ing "'The Miracle Worker".
Chris' Cut and Curl Beauty Shop,
Mankato, advertised permanents, $6
to $9.50..
Eshon defeated Cawkcr City in a
baseball game 9-8. Eddic Ball was the
winning pitcher. Gary Kindlcrdot,hled
in the last of the final inning with bases
hmded to drive in the tying and win-
ning runs.
Mr. and Mrs. Chrissic Ahrcns of
Holmwood Township received the
Mankato Chamber of Comme,'~e
Farmer's Plaque for their outstanding
service to extension, 4-H and commu-
nity.
20 Years Ago
Roderick Weltmer and William
Martin formed a partnership ti)r the
general practice of law in Mankato.
A Sun,'ise Easter Scrvicc was held
at the church in hmia. Women of the
church met to make robes for the occa-
sion.
Winners of the BurrOak American
Legion Auxiliary Poppy Poster con-
tests were Greg Garman, Marcia Ost,
Robert Terrill, Brenda Underwood,
Angle Roe, Laura Snydcr, l,o,i
Robertson and Robin May.
Thirty people b,'aved the snowy
roads to attend Sunday morning ser-
vice at Nonhbranch. Brian Wallace
had charge of the service in the ab-
sence of the pastor.
Write in candidates for council
members in Burr Oakwere Marvin
Boyles and Phil Cleveland.
10 Years Ago
Jack Beck, Mankato, was killed in a
car accident in northern Jewell County
early Wednesday morning, March 24.
USD 279 Board of Education an-
mmnced that Ron AIIord was to be
new superintendent and principal of
K-8.
Four Mankato High School juniors
were inducted into National Honor
Society: Michelle Decker, Christopher
Freeman, Joshua Lippold and Jonathan
Terpening.
Virginia Rightmeier retired from
JewelI-Mitchell Electric Cooperative
after 14 years of employment.
Pike Trail League picks wcre from
Jewel}, Mclissa Nulty, Chad Griffcth,
Billi Loomis, Jason Arasmith and
White Rock, Barbara Dcthhfff.
One Year Ago
Bruce Hurford, Osawatom~c, was
offered a contract lot Mankato Jr-Sr
High principal.
White Rock High School cheer-
leaders for 2002-03 were: Kerry
Waugh, Megan Boyles, Angela
Garman, Samantha Nava, Ashley CImc
and Stefanie Sawyer.
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